In token of their whole-hearted work in their respective capacities Guring the past season, Messrs.
Lack and J. Huxley were pre Jsonted with handsome pairs of silver-mounted military hair-brushes, Geptain's speech in this count being applauded.
Teference was made to the iline: s of Mr. R. G. Woodhead, and the meeting while conveying' its unan~ famous condolences with this distinguished oarsman and committee man, was gratified by the news of the improvement in his health.
The name of Mr. W. E. Sauer} was added, with acclamation, to the list of honorary members of the On the proposal of Mr. Sehlobobr, ft was decided to send a telegram from the club, to Mr. E, T. Nash, fu Vancouver, who, it" was announced. was being married in the
city. course of the next few days in that The meeting rose to voice its ap-_ preciation of the excellent work done during his tenure of office by the retiring Captain, Mr. D. M. Graham.
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