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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12640, 30 October 1905, Page 2

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THE NEW CLUBS

The following are the new clubs into which the old Wanganui Cricket Club has been split:—A. Empire Cricket Club: Meldrum, Beaven, A. Martin, Smith, Radike, Saunders, A. O. Cave, Currie, Hay Sen, H. Bell, Goldsbury, Muir, Lomas, Walker, Churchill, Waters, Strange, Callaghan, Bellve, Weston, Earking, Hinton, Jacobs, Cooper, Corbett, Miller. B. Huia Cricket Club: H. B. Cave, Bannister, Brcok Esson, Adams, Mackay, Watt, Gibson, Haworth, Armstrong, Lewis, Thompson, Atkinson, Hardwicke, Harden, Miller, Barron, Christie, Lennard, Dymock, Oliver, Rodgers, Archibald, Irvine^ and Bassett.

C. Alexandra Cricket Club: J. C. Martin, Luxford, Smithies, Varney, Grummit, D'Arcy, Gordon, Brown, Ashwell, Caldwell, Izett, Sleeman, Larking, Levin, Harrop, Coe, Evans, Brown, Carthy, Smith, Loftus, Blaikie, Anderson, Bond, Harrison, Burns, Henderson, Hickson, Joyce, Seddon, Craig, Rowley, Stevenson, Christie, Inkster, Clayton. ';, All those who intend playing this year whose names are not included in the above lists, are requestedto ; hand in their names to the secretary of the Association, Mr. G. W. Currie, Wicksteed Place." At a meeting of the Technical School Cricket Club held on Saturday evening it was decided to join the Association upon the terms offered, and Mr. Sykes was appointed the club's deelgate to the Association. It is proposed to hold a social at an early date for the purpose of raising funds, particulars to be announced later. The question of admitting honorary members came up for consideration, and it was decided that they be admitted upon payment of a fee of 2s. Od. We trust that all business people will avail themselves of this offer an! become honorary members, for by so doinc they will materially help to romovo the difficulty a new club usually experiences, viz., want of funds. The secretary will be pleased to receive tho names of thosa who wish to act in that capacity. ,