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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6126, 12 March 1898, Page 8

POOTBALL. 4 01h»_imua_._reetnig'-of tb©:Lees_oi_.Eoot-* iT)a_. Club^ook place in tbe Public Library, ! Leeston, on Thursday evening", when the 'President (Mr E. S. Cook) occupied the*, 'chair. The report showed the season •tq have been a particularly successful one, !both financially and otherwise, and eulojgisedthe results attained frora the estab[Bshmenfc of the Ellesmere Football Association. Especial thanks were due to Mr W. jGL Garrard, the Secretary of the Canterrtwtry Eugby Union, for the trouble he had [taken to get the Association properly 'established. It was considered that the [association of the Ellesmere Clubs ihad done mora in the interests jof football than anything yet introIduced in the district. The election of jofficera resulted as follows: — President, i_lr E. S.. Cook (re-elected) ; vice-presidents, JMessrs W. H. Montgomery, M.H.R., W. [Spring, W. Johnston, James Lambie,. John iKennie, Dr George Gosset and the Eevs ! H. E. Enscsr, W. Grant and C. Griff en; jcaptain, Mr A. BaUagh (re-elected) ; vice;captain, Mr N. Herron; secretary and (treasurer, Mr T. E. Hogg (vice Mr E. E. •Brooke, resigned) ; delegate to Canterbury jEugby Union, Mr George Eennie; delegate to Ellesmere-Association, Mr T. E. Hogg ; generalcommittee,.Messrs J. Eennie, J.F. iDonald, T. Brown, T. W. Dent and E. iToung; selection committee, captain, jvice-captain and secretary ex officio, and 'Messrs John Rennie and J. Shaw ; Custodian, Mr A. Pairo. Eighteen new members were elected, and Mr ;John Eennie moved, as a suggestion to the committee, that two teams should be selected from the-club for the ensuing season. The opening day was fixed for April 9. "Votes of thanks were accordectto Mr George Eennie as delegate to the Canterbury Eugby Union, Mr E. E. Brooke as retiring secretary, and the 'Chairman, after which- the .meeting closed. PRESENTATIONS. Mr and Mrs John Allan and family, who ■ ;are leaving Geraldine to settle at Waikari, vweragiven an enthusiastic "-send-off" on Thursday night at the Volunteer HalL : There was a large gathering of farmers : and others from different parts of thedistrict, and the chair was occupied by Mr F. E. Flatman, M.H.E., who, on behalf of a •number of friends, presented Mr Allan with a silver hunting lever watch. Mr E. T. Ferguson, on behalf of the ladies of the district, presented Mrs Allan with a purse of sovereigns. .During the evening flattering speeches with regard to the guests ;weremade by Messrs Flatman,, Ferguson, ' '"Wreathall, W. Shiers, K. Brophy, W. Connolly, J. Kennedy and G. Leach. Mr Allan suitably replied on behalf of himself and . family. A presentation to Me3srs Thomas and E. P. Lonargan will be madeon Monday evening, atthe Chamber of Commerce, at eight o'clock. YEARS OF ' DYSPEPSIA, 1 CLEMENTS • . . i. : . • . TONIO"; DROVE IT AWAY, ME W.-ALBEET LYONS, ""Wendoukee," Merton Stbeet, Albert Park, Victoria, -writes on August 8, 1896 : — I have suffered severely from dyspepsia for a number of years, and although I have acted upon medical advice and taken largely of specifics alleged to be cures for that distressing malady, from neither source did material relief come to me. Eecently, however, I was recommended to take Clements Tonic. I did so,.and almost instant relief followed; after taking a few bottles that irritating complaint was driven away, and I am now in sounder bodily health, and more alert and cheerfnl mentally than I 'have been for maany years. I would strongly recommend any person suffering from dyspepsia or any allied disorder to try Clements Tonic. ■W.^ALBEET LYONS. (Witness— C. J. Ham,»J.P. [To be obtained ,from Messrs Cook !and Eoss, Colombo Street, Christchurch. — Advt.] THA^vKS. ■&—. 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