Marist Brothers' Old Boys Football Club, AUCKLAND. –

New Zealand Tablet, 1 May 1913, Page 26

Marist Brothers' Old Boys Football Club, AUCKLAND. -

(From our own correspondent.)

The annual general meeting of the Marist Brothers' Old Boys' Football Club was held in the clubrooms on April -10, Rev. Brother Phelan presiding over an attendance of about seventy-five members. The annual report congratulated members on their successful season. The balance sheet, which : was adopted, showed the club to be in a strong financial position, having a credit balance at the end of the season of £4O, which amount was added to the building fund, which now stands at £77 2s Id. Officers for .the ensuing season were elected as follow:Patron, his Lordship Bishop Cleary; president, Mr. T. Buxton; vice-presidents Messrs. - J. Mahoney, J. F. Twohill, J. Waters, T. Williams, J. Harley, John Mahoney, W. Little, J. Kelly, C. McManus, Ray Delaney, and all of last year's vice-presidents; secretary and treasurer, Mr. C. McDevitt; trustees Messrs. H. Wright, T. Buxton, E. J. Mahoney; auditors, Messrs. M. O'Connor and. F. Gray; management committee Messrs F. Hefrang, M. Carroll, D. Denehey, and B. Temm (junior representative); delegates to A.R.U.— Messrs. T. Buxton, P. Sheehan, C. McDevitt. .Mrs. T. Buxton, who last season presented the club with a handsome banner, was elected a life member. Thirtyfive new members were elected, including E. McDonald, Wellington, Canterbury, and Otago representative; J. Dowing, Hawke's Bay and North Island ? repre-

6entative; "T. Sheehan, North- Taranaki representative; ;R. Casey, Hawke's Bay representative J; : Ryan (Petone). The :', first practice was held on the Sacred Heart College grounds last Saturday afternoon.