MASTERTON BOWLING CLUB.

Wairarapa Age, 31 July 1925, Page 4

MASTERTON BOWLING CLUB.

ANNUAL MEETING. There were about 35 members present at the annual meeting of the Masterton Bowling Club last night, Mr D. F. Thurston presiding. The annual report and balance sheet (already published in “The Jfge”) were adopted. It was decided that a debenture of £25 be paid off. Officers. The following officers were elected: President, Mr B. p. Holmwood; vicepresident, Messrs W. Neilsen and G. Hayne; hon treasurer Mr J. Reynolds; hon. secretary, Mr fierce dotter; hon. auditor, Mr J. H. McCalden; general committee, Messrs A. W. Chapman, J. Kerr, W. Hendry, A. Hendry and C. Tyrrell; selector, Mr C. Tyrell; match committee, Messrs G. Hayne, W. Hendry, C. Tyrrell; board stewards, [ Messrs J. O. Ewington and C. Tyrrell; delegates to centre, Messrs F. J. Staples, G. Hayne, and C. Tyrrell. Subscriptions were fixed at £4 (reducible to £3 10/ if paid before December 31) for active and 10/ for honorary members.

It was decided to have all scoring boards re-painted. , It was resolved that the competitions be the same as last season, and that an honours board, bearing the names of all past club champions, be erected in the pavilion.

Ford car for sale. Domestic help wanted. Furnished cottage at Castlepoint to let. Lady’s black fur lost between Masterton and.Eketahuna. The Masterton Auctioneering Co. advertise a sale by public auction of a 7 seat er Mitchell car, which is being sold under the Contractors’ Lien Act, 1908, on account of debt. “The Story of’the Outlaw” (1 Emerson Hough), 44 West 0 (Alden Seltzer), 44 Wilderness Trail 0 (Gregory), 44 The Way of the West’* (Emerson Hough), 44 Young Pitciar*’ (Zane Grey), 44 Last Frontier 0 (Curwood), price 2/6, at Brown’s Book Store. A fancy dress dance will be in the Langdale Hall on Wednesday evening next, when the proceeds will be devoted to the enlargement of the h.»ll fund. Special prizes will be given for prettiest and most original costumes •

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