ST. JOSEPH’S HARRIERS, DUNEDIN

New Zealand Tablet, 18 March 1915, Page 31

ST. JOSEPH’S HARRIERS, DUNEDIN

The annual general meeting of the St. Joseph’s Harriers was held last week, when there was a' record attendance of members and intending members. The report and balance sheet, which were adopted, showed the club to be in a sound position financially. Although the club was not numerically strong, the standard was well maintained. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows:—Patron, Very Rev. Father Coffey president, Mr. J. B. Callan ;, vice-* presidents —Rev. Father Buckley, Rev. Father Delany, Dr. E. J. O’Neill, Messrs. C. A. Shiel, J. J. Marlow, Claude M. Collins, T. Quinlivan, Mrs. M. A. Jackson; captain, Mr. J. O’Farrell; vice-captain, Mr. C. Maloney; timekeeper and starter, Mr. Hector. Burk; handicapper, Mr. A. E. Ahern; delegate O.C.N.Z.A. A.A., Mr. E. W. Spain; auditor, Mr. E. W. Spain; committee Messrs. G. Walsh, P. Walsh E. Nolan, Nelson, O’Farrell, Maloney, Hector Burk, A. E. Ahern, E. W. Spain, J. McKenzie; secretary and treasurer, Mr. J. A. McKenzie; assistant secretary, Mr. A. E. Ahern. A good deal of correspondence was dealt with, and other routine business was transacted. Twenty-two new members were elected. After passing a vote of thanks to Mr. McErlain for presiding, the meeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem.