Cyclists' Alliance.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5325, 1 August 1895, Page 1

Cyclists' Alliance.

A general. meeting of the New Zealand Cycltetß' Alliance was held laab evening; ' present— Messrs F» Denby (in the chair), J l , Jr-Dann, J..8. Laurenson.C. W. Milner, A. E. White, E. A. England, Skelton, W. G-. Garrard, G. Mueaen, M. S. Brown, J. C. Cusack, C. H. Joneß and W. C. Milla. The Secretary reported that the exeoutive had waited upon the sub-committee of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association to consider matters in connection with a combined cycling and athletic Australasian championship meeting. The following report had been drawn up:— The meeting to be held under the joint control of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association and the New Zealand Cyclists' Alliance. The hotel expenses of any competitors that may be specially selected to be charged to the meeting— the cyclists from Dec. 27 and the athletic men from Dec. 29 until Jan. 4, both days inclusive; entertaining to be outside the meeting. Any Rrofiti to be equally divided, likewise any loss. A motion was moved for the adoption of the report. An amendment was moved that the Alliance should hold the championships of 1896 separate from the athletic championships. The Sectary said Mat in tfep event of nocyo'i ta coming or*r from Australia new arr-iHi-:* m~t\tt< >«oii'd h-ive t > V>p m-ide. TV" ntn nditi'Uf' w s La 1 <>i tne vr>. cva, an<l <liv motion for iht- iido^ tion rf the report va^ caniej. The Wanganui Amateur Athlpfc and CjcHn* Clnb wan nfiili^tpd to the Aliiimce. A Ir'ttrr was r*-ad from thy« l.oairiry secr> tflfica of th«i Hdtvke'o B»y Amateur Athletic Club m d Waod..-ieiß* Bicycle Club, gi vine; of the accounts objected to l>v the AHiince in the balancesheet of the las' chntnpi nahip tneatiu^. The SecrttarJ aaid the Athlftic Association had objected to acmnnta amounting to £22 5s 61, and hal decided to refer the bilance-Mi' efc ba k to the Athletic and Cyclinpr Cl«tiß at N-it-iur for aruerduunt. The exivutivf hai> ondorsed tbo »cliou of the At li>'io. As ooiition. Tbe KC'jin tf tlio »xecutive wa3 ccn-

firniod. ; Tbo fol'owinfj rein"ta*ein<>ntfl w.=ig pasud:— R. P. G.ilrn, H. 8. Curii-, EM. Jackß^n, N. B. Levin, W. A. Sqiire--, H. M. N>l,!er, J. P. Bithwaite, . '. H.I Bedwoith and A. E. Hotmail (*»M-on), H. J. Pnikinso*, W. A.Eundlp, 0. Thomng, ■R. J. Tbotnjs.n. J. E. "WM:iam», H J. WifVpa, J. W. Ea-son, P. U. En son a»d E. F. Ball (Greymouth). It »»•» do-jideti to hold tho unnuul niv'otioir oil Fiidny, Sept. 13. ■ The inee'ing then closed. O. W. O. Hardman, Sherff of Tyler 1 Co., W. Va., aj>pr. c'u-tjß a ocod t'ling and doeß not lustite to aiy to. Ho waa almost prostrated with a cold when he pro.ured a Wt'o'of Chatuberlain'a Cough Eejnedy. He sajs :— " It gave me prompt relief. I find it to be nn invaluable retnu 3y tor congba and Col-.ia " For rala by Wallace anjj Co., CbvuiLts, Christchurch.