YACHTING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 223, 19 September 1940, Page 21

YACHTING.

ROYAL AKARANA CLUB,

The Royal Akarana Yacht Club held its annual meeting in the club house, Campbell's Point, last evening, the president. Mr. Leu Heard, presiding over a large attendance of members, including a number of ladies. r The chairman welcomed the members and said in view of the present situation of world affairs the activities of all. yachting clubs would necessarily be restricted to the smaller classes They would miss the club's members, some 80 in all, JO rth, &J2S?tf£ SJfeto say they tould keep the old club flag *&£ I by the honorary secretary Mr. J. H. Moon, stated that the clubSSusV. Midways and lockers were In good order while the hauling-out area at Judge's Bay was 7uUy occupied. In accordance with instructions from the Admiralty warrants to fly the Blue ar s? SFsssJrJS: .sag?-* a «5Te& «?•«.££ *%Fg3££Z&BSZ« receipt. totalling £36£ tssr&ssr& vbsz. w zs2tf3;-*Bt oSy £35 betag now outstanding for debentures. The reports were adopted on the chairman s motiOT and the responsible officers thanked. The following officers were elected for the com•HKtfgfi racin* secretary, Mr. R. A. CranweU; honorary beach cuttodianV Mr. A. W. Bone; honorary measurers Messrs. A. W. Bone and R. Lidgard; honSr££ chkStain, Rev Jasper Calder; honorary architect Mr. K. Aimer; committee, Messrs W. Curtis E. B. Webster, A. Harvey. H. HoweU, B. Otto h7 Hill, O. Tudehope. J Byrne. I. JwjevJ. K. Aimer, W. Ure and a naval representative to be The subscription was fixed at Vβ for senior and 2/6 for lady members. Several members offered to pay the subscriptions of those who h *Votes U of e thanks to the returning officers and members of committee, the ladies. ,Mr.W Logan, club custodian, and the Press concluded the business, i