AMATEUR ATHLETICS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 819, 13 November 1929, Page 11

AMATEUR ATHLETICS

EAST TAMAKI SPORTS CLUB Mr. I\ M. Waters, president of the East Taxnaki Amateur Sports Club, presided over a fair attendance of members at the annual meeting, held in the East Tamaki Public Hall on Monday evening. I Le commented on the very favourable condition of the balance sheet, which showed a credit balance in the bank of £7B. The hist meeting had been a very successful one from every point of view, and everything indicated a continuance of keen interest j from both inside and outside quarters. I Mr. Waters said. Tho grounds are In good condition, i and work is in hand in preparing the j track for the 1930 meeting, which will i bo held in March. The election of officers resulted as I follows: —Patron, Mr. A. W. Hall. M.P.: I president, Mr. I*\ M. Waters; vice-pre- j sidents. Messrs. T. Muir, K- Harris. J. j Allen, W. C. Watts. N. Dillard. Colonel Wvman, C. Murphy. H. Phillips, H. Kullock-Webster, 1». Meyers, J. Meyer, K. Dawson, \V. Bellingham; committee. Messrs. T. Blake, P. FI. Smith, J. Ross, T. IX Ormiston, A. Daird. < Alien. A. W. Potter. AT. Johnson, !•’. Wright. R. Watson. J. Queen, J. Whitten: secretary and treasurer. Mr. X. S. I'pton; auditor. Mr. G. Fleming: delegate to the Auckland Centre, Mr. X. S. Upton.