WAITEMATA BOWLERS

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 72, 16 June 1927, Page 3

WAITEMATA BOWLERS

Th e annual meeting of the ahnvp ££hf Wa t held in the clubhouse la st larse number The president, Mr. Norman Henrh Cf-v-iewing the past season's wort fho ted *, hat . owing to inclement weahad n^t d ° th , er circumstance's the club tive h^ mad , e - he P ro S r esa the executive had anticipated, but, given betwither and the Waitemata Club bid fair to become one of the leading clubs in the near future The club had cause to be frateful for the sterling services renseason m ways • during the past The balance sheet showed a credit whUo° e +i ° f £ 9 9d for the year, , th ® assets of the club were rr. b J ls , lld ln excess of liabilities, rhe election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mr. Norman Heath: vice-presidents, Messrs. J. R. McPhail and W. H. Glover: secretary and treasurer, Mr. r>. R. Davies; committee, Messrs. R. A. Johnston, A. G Osborne, D. Elston, F. Hubble, J. W Lethbridge, and E. G. Bentley: reporter, Mr. S. Flavell; auditor, Mr. D. Elston; green superintendent, Mr. s! Flavell; delegates to Auckland Centre Messrs. N. Heath and W. H. Glover; didegate to marine "boroughs pennant, J. R. McPhail; match committee Messrs. J. Potter, McGill, and R. A. Johnston. The club will take part this year in both the Marine Suburbs and Auckland pennant. Messrs. Glover, McPhail, Potter, McGill, Johnstone, and Boles promised donations to procure trophies for various competitions during the next season.

It was resolved to write to the sitting member for Waitemata, Mr. A. Harris, M.P., requesting him to support the Daylight-saving Bill. The question of increase in the members’ subscription was deferred to a special meeting to be called shortly. The membership for 1925 and 1920 was 47. while last season's membership was 10 in excess of that number.