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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 221, 24 September 1904, Page 9

TpETONE NAVAL ARTILLERY. Attention is directed to the following — Gunnery Drill (Forts)— SATURDAY, 24th Septembei, and 15th and 22nd October ; TUESDAY, 20th September, and 4th, 11th, and 18th October. Ex-members Morris-tube Match and Game Tournament— SATUßDAY, 24th September. Inspection by O.C. (Petone)— 27th September. Lecture by Master-Gunner Richardson, R.A. (Petone), 27th September. Cutters to be Manned SATURDAY, Ist and Bth October. Inspection (Petone), 25th October. Camp — Annual Course, 16 days in Fort, commences FRIDAY, 28th October. Trumpeters — Competition for position of Trumpeter will be held, open to respectable boys of good physique. Applications close 27th September. C. E. ARCHIBALD, Captain. 16th September, 1904.

WELLINGTON CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

T I "* HE Annual General Meeting of I the above Association will be held in the Exchange Buildings on WEDNESDAY, 28th September, at 8 p.m. Business : Adoption of Report and Balance-sheet Election of Officers And General.

NOTICES OF MOTION : MR. WARREN to move— "That the representatives of the press be allowed to attend all meetings of the Association during the season of 1904-5." MR. SALMON to move— "That Rule No. 11 of the Championship Rules be struck out, and the following substituted': — "If any Junior or Thirdclass Championship be not finished within the two Saturdays allotted to it. it shall be decided on the first innings, unless the Championship Committee shall otherwise direct." MR. BRODIE to move— "That all words in rule 4 after 'consisting of be struck out ? and the following irords substituted : — 'Seven delegates, one member of each Championship Committee, one member of the Selection Committee, one Subscribing Members' Delegate.' " Also the following words to bo added to the rule as it would then stand : — "The Patron, President, Vice-Presidents, and Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer shall be ex officio members of this Committee." Consequential amendments. Rule s—To5 — To omit all words after "filled by election." Rul© 13 — In third line delete the words "of the Committee or." C. H. MANSON, Hon. Secretary.

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