ROWING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 124, 19 October 1914, Page 8

ROWING.

NHVf ZEALAND ASSOCIATION. By Te.legraph.-Pcr Pre* Association. Wellington, Last Night. l-h e annual meeting of the New Zeatond Amatour Rowing Association - held last night. The balance-sheet showed a credit at tiho bank of £BO 9s 7d, and a balance of assets over liabilities <*f £B4 15s. There were now 51 clubs in the nine local associations, with a membership of 2730. The election of officers resulted ->i folW-President, Mr. G. J. Riddell (Marlborough); vicc-presidenta, Messrs A. 8. Bias (Wellin'-ton), and A. J. Rirmer (Auckland); secretary and (treasurer, Mr. A. D. Bayfield; auditor, Mr. G. C. Fache; council, Messrs Lines and Bedford (Auckland), R. W. McVilly and R. Issues (OUgo), and W. R. Mennies and J. B. Widdop (Wellington), G. Lauohlan (Wanganui). The Marlborough Association's application for the championship regatta to be held at Tic'ion was granted; »m<' if was rtwidwl Mat th« remit tn »>e lwJd not earlier than March Ist, 191.5.

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