Y REPORTS.

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Y REPORTS.

TIMARU. Max 23. Mrs Napier, “V" Organiser, gave a very interesting and instructive address, to a meeting for the purpose of forming a “Y” Branch. Fifty were present, and 18 members enrolled. Mrs Rule presided. Mrs Napier left two stars of honour to be giv'en to the first members who gained 12 members each for the Branch. June 10. Opening social. Attendance, 70 members. 21 new members enrolled. Miss lullock, “V’ President, presided. Mrs Rule presented two badges of honour, which had been gained. A most enthusiastic meeting. ASHBURTON. June 17. Sister Jessie presided. Subje< ts for the syllabus for the ensuing year were discussed. Dfcided .hat our next meeting take the form o. f a “pay-up” social. Members were urged to make a special effort to secure new members. AUCKLAND. Jum 24. A v°ry good attendance, and five new members were initiated. Our first meeting in the new headquarters. A very helpful and inspiring address was giv'n by Rev. Saunders, of St. David’s Church. Tickets for a concert in vid of the mine-sweepers, also collecting cards for the White Ribboners’ hu'ment, were disposed of. A report of tee No-License Convention, held previcusb* in Auckland, was given by our delegate, Miss F.. Wright, and was much appreciated. Refreshments at tl e close.