The Committee have much pleasure in issuing the Annual Report with an Audited Statement of Accounts for the year 1908, and, taking all things into consideration, everything appears to be of a most salis-factory order.
'"Members.—From the Statement of Accounts it will be seen that the members number 134 playing members, and 80 non-playing, who have paid their subscriptions, as against 137 playing and 76 non-playing for the previous year.
Expenditure is more than that of the vious year. Considerable repairs have Been carried out in the Pavilion, the out-Jay on which the Committee feel sure will commend itself to the members. The account for goat is heavier than that of last ear.
Bar.—The Bar was leased to the Bar Boy at the same rental, Tls. 300, and has cheon satisfactorily conducted by him. stock is on hand and an indent placed with Gear.—A small quantity of ast yewr's Messrs, Brewer & Ca. is expected to arrive shortly.
Cricket—This last season the Club has been fairly successful; out of 12 matches pi yed, 7 were won and 6 lost. The Batling and Bowling Prizes presented by Mr. B A. Clarke were both we by Mr. W. J. Turnbull with averages of 36 and 7.30 respectively.
ennis.—Only one handicap was pixyed during the season, which was won by Mr.
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