HOCKEY
WESLEY CLUB
Ihe annual general meeting of the ■Wesley Hockey Club was held laat week when' the president (the Rev. T. R. KichardsJ presided over an attendance of 24. The annual report disclosed a satis-tactoi-y season, the club entering seven teams, two. of which - finished second in their respective grades. Visits were made to Wangamri Wesley and CartertOii, and Wanganui paid a return visit to challenge tor the Philpotts Cup, which was won by Wellington. Several players .gained representative honours during the season. The financial statement showed a fairly substantial loss for the year, due to further reductions made in subscriptions to assist members. The club's position, however, is still sound. ' '
The election of officers resulted:—Patron/ Mr. H. P. Mourant; president, the Eev. 1. R. Richards; vice-presidents, the Rev. H. J. Odell, Messrs. G. S. Chisholm, C. P- S. Boyes, N. R. Seddon, R ; H. Boys, W. A. Mann; hon. secretary, Mr. K. 0. R. Clarke; hon. treasurer, Mr W. S Butcher; hon. auditor, Mr. H. P. Mourant; club captain, Mr. H. A. Pyle; management committee, Messrs. R.. Johnson, G. W. Eouse, F: W. Edwards; delegates to Wellington Hockey Association, Messrs. R. 0 R. Clarke, N. R. Seddon, R. ,S. Luke, R. Johnson: delegate to Bible Clas? Union. Mr. J. H. McFaddeu; Press reporter, Mr. R. O. R. Clarke. ~-..•.
Nine new members were elected. Votes of thanks were passed to the president, the patron, rand Mr.' G. S. Chisholm for their interest and assistance during the year. . .' , .•:•■ ■~.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 73, 27 March 1934, Page 15
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248HOCKEY Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 73, 27 March 1934, Page 15
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