Hokitika

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 19, 14 May 1908, Page 24

Hokitika

(From our own correspondent.) „, May ?. _ The annual meeting of St. Mary's Club was held m the schoolroom on April 29. Mr. Jas Toomey (president) was in the chair, and there was a good attendance of menubrrs. The report and balance sheet submitted by the secretary (Mr. B. Cox) were read and adopted. The balance sheet showed the club -to be in a sound financial position, having a credit of £40 12s 9d, which was considered very satisfactory. The president intimated his intention of not seeking re-elec-

tion, and thanked the officers and members for -their cSr aS ?S^ Cc I 6^ Xed duriaa 'S his occupancy of the fSL^h the mo^ an . of Mr. F. Sellers, Rev. Father Ain'sworth w a s unanimously elected president. On ber?for h ?h« Cha ? Father Ainsworth thanked the meS 2,; or , th ? honor conferred on him, and stated he would do his utmost in the interests of the club The election of the other officers resulted as follows •- MeS^T^' <¥* ?' S aly <««*«**) ; committee, Messrs. T. G. Green, L. Dwan, J. CabUi, and T. SeliSf ; A e ° Xc^ T l^- d treasur <*> Mr. B. Cox (reflected); sub-editor ' Catholic Magazine/ Mr. M. Daly. Votes of thanks to the retiring officers and the chairman concluded a very successful meeting.