The annual gonoral meeting of the above Eh eld at the Grand Stand yesterday evening. There were present. Colonel -M. Watson (Chairman), D. but the The following officers and committee were unanimously elected:—Colonel Watson (President), Messrs. M, Zahn (Hon. Secretary and Treasurer), D. Landale, P. Crighton, H. E, Campbell. RL. Fearon, A. W. Burkill, and J
The Chairman said that was ow is course of ort grass was being cut. They ought to be able to commence play after the Horse and Pony Show, that was to say in time, and practice could commence at once, weather permitting.
Mr. F. E. Schuorr revived s sug-made by him at the previous I meeting, that the Club should lag and flagstaff, and that the uld be hoisted to show when the ground was fit for play, to prevent wmbers having to visit the ground ascertain this, He had or lered 8 fish from home snd would have plessure in presenting it to the Club, The Chairman ssid he thought Mr. Sclnorr's suggestion might be left to coming Committee to deal wit A quan brought, and have been bund in front f the godowns. They were quite a curiosity to the Chi caused much discussion. as much interested as the Chinese, asit looks aa if the Szechunece really meant business in the building of their railways, hat the report in the members' hands for some time and ho presumed they might be taken as read. There jete no very particular features to refer to. They had the substantial credit balance of $399.67, which would carry thera along very well clu coming season. There had been a decrease in the number of playing members as compared with the previous.
the Committee hoped Schnorr for This concluded the business, and the meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the Chairman,
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