Martin, R. M, Saker, F. R. Ormston and H. W. P. MeMeekin; Hoi Secretary, Mr. G. F. H. Bichard; Hon. Treasurer, Mr.
Webb; Captain, Mr. C. Trenchard Davis; Vice-Captain, Mr. A. J. W.
Committee, the above and C._ Stewart, nicholl and J. E. Jupp.
The Chairnian, in thanking the retiring hon. secretary (Mr. R. L. 8. Webb) for his work, said he hoped that, for the benefit of the game and in order to lighten "the work of the at the last moment, after they had engaged to play, or, if they were compelled to stand down, that they would find their own substitutes, instead of leaving everything to the secretary.
Mr. Ormston said that the members should be very grateful to Mr. Webb, who last season ran the affairs practically—singlehanded. He supported the Chairman's suggestion and said he-hoped future they would be 0. strong.
playing members that the Committee would be able to do what they. had contemplated—before, namely, drop from the playing list such mien as consistently failed to put in an appearance.
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