SWIMMING.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1923, Page 4

SWIMMING.

COUNT IL AND CENTRE. AUCKLAND. M.;iy 2D In ri'l'-iviuc to tin' Swimniiup: A-su-i■ i;■ ti;»)i motion relatinp; to tho Anckhiml centre, -Mr Clilfe, secretary to the Cent re. >ti( t.■ ~ thnt on February .loth an ;• [i; 1 1i< ati llll was posied to the New Zealand Council icr cells,.nt to an invitation to Mi---e> V> ylm and \ r-nuiny. 1., visit Auckland. Telegraphic ceminiiiiicatioii fe'liowed, and oil Marco 7th a further t4yoar, was sent io ( iiri~t ill arch that subject to liie consent of the C'oulied. aoaanocnieiils had as;] lent at i rely completed Molt hul-j may and the pa-siipe money la'io. cm Marsh Sili a mcs-nec was received from ! hri si church that Australia has! ; 1.. mi cabled. In tlic centre', opinion.! lie la.'t teleyraoii indicate'.! coii-ciit. ; After the visit ill!I details wore' self. . to iire ( otineil. which then detnanuel i copies of liie minutes u l the la-t two nieetinos. \ Ml- (’lilie coii -indcd : So r-oi' n vie ; ascrihed and it appears at t hi-- >nd ; that a doubt was evident at head- i quarters as e. the a< eiirary of cur; statement-. In view of the laet that no complain; has been received by is; cciit’-e. 1 have omitted lip to the pic- ; scat to io;.', aid a copy oi tl.e minutes. , If all's complain! has lr.cn receive,i. it , should have been submitted In the ~.,i1,e uil!) a reroic-t for full informa--1 ion and eopie. oi' the minutes. On ibjs 1 1 | up done, adoue const it it 1 mnai line-, to- m-ce-iary information will b> «M: i .