RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 May 1923, Page 4

RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION.

J!t lI.DING ( (I.AI Af ITT EE. mt cling of ihe al-ove Committee was lull! at the l only Chambers a! 7.fi1l I,’clock la.; evening. Present Alessrs Evans (in the chair), Kerr. Sba.iub Moore. Ballet sen. Stuart anil Bell ridge. Ah- Kerr reported a credit balance on the Building Fund oi £2S)i. with lia-h-bll.-s outstanding of £IBO. With re vi him- accruing, there was immediately a”, aibihlo C 1 To. A number of ilnnat i.,0- u reported im Indio-.- .f t ll from Mi J. .1. Ab-lnlii-b. fi'Uii the Borough ( ii’iiii'il. £1 trim! Air W . Bradibui and a keg of nails Ironi Air 11. A. Thoni'isou. It was also reported that tbo I locki-y Clidi were tendering a lienrlifc kali on Wednesday night, and (],.,( ih-re would lie a Loin-fit football I, -ai Juno 2nd., aba that the lli-U-rniau Society proposed organising a l-'iu br, Tournament.

D was reported Mini 'the Supreme Dali would ho in posit ion the following; day. and ii v.a: devilled to arrange f. i- the extrusion of the building forthwith :ii as t-i have ii- available again far social purposes a- early as possible. in connection with the removal of the building, thank.- ware accorded Air Hart and his workmen for their great assitance in the matter, also to those who had loaned liuihcr and had assisted in other ways. Special reference was innde to the brio from the 1 cle-

gi-npli Linesman (Mr I lanrahnn) who hail helped, under instructions from the Department, in regard to the cutling. and replacement of the telephone wires to allow the building to pass.

Matters in - connection with the arrangements for the new building wondiscussed ill detail, and the meeting concluded at 9 o’clock.