TAIHAPE GUN CLUB.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 10 April 1917, Page 5

TAIHAPE GUN CLUB.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

A meeting was held during the holidays to form a Gun Club, which was very largely attended. Mr. J. Whittle was voted to the chair. It was unanimously resolved that a gun club be formed, to be known as the "Awarua Gun Club."

The following officers were' then elected :-rPatron, R. W. Smith, M.P.; presideiitjj-vE. W. Spooner; vice-presi-dents: G. A. Wheeler, W. McLennan, P. E. Wakeman, J. Whittle and J. Gilchrist; secretary, Mr. A. M. Ryan. Committee: Messrs T. Bradley. T. Shout, S. Beban, J. Bowles, J. Ozaume, J. Robinson, J. Thurston, H. Belk and F. Cottrell. Mr. J. Champion was elected treasurer, and Mr. N. G. Drayton hon auditor. It was unanimously resolved that the new club affiliate with the New Zealand Gun Club. The drafting of. rules was left to a committee consisting of the president, secretary, and Mr. S. Beban. Donations promised and members'fees paid amounted to £l5O. 'Tis all very well to be under love's spell, If your passion is loyal and lawful; You'll find it not jest if a gir! gives you bes(, The pangs of lorn love are most awful Incurable woe —1 now have it find know; And the rain I can scarcely endure;

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