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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1861, 22 September 1913, Page 8

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The first annual report of the Karori Croquet Club showed that during the year 70 members were enrolled, and a sueeessful season resulted. After having paid JCIG for furnishings, nnd .£25 to the council for having formed two -permanent lawns, the club was left with a balance in tho bank of £12 15s. IM. During the past season a satisfactory -agreement with the council in regard to tho obtaining of a permanment ground on the park was arrived at. The club's prize r winiievs were as follow:—Mr. Dillon Kelly s trophy, Mr. Dillon Kelly; American tournament (club trophiy), Mrs. Jeffrey; "i«keoff shot" (Mr. Duncan's trophy), Miss Bennett; Mrs. Cathie's trophy ha« b«on fold over for tho next kmosi.