incoming authorized to spend sufficient money fo put the clubhouse into a more presentable condition. In order to. et back to something approaching. the old degree of comfort, further repairs and replacements would have to be made, new furniture and cer tain Atting being required An extlmate had already been made and the committee was" asked to proceed with the work as soon as possible.
Malters concerning the greens were then dealt with, it being decided 10 have these open every day of the week. Also it was agreed that members of the Police Recreation Club, Lawn Bowls Section, who wore res the neighbourhood should be to make use of the Club, and Fire Before closing, the meotiny President said that he felt sure that he expressing the sentiments of ribers In voicing his gratitude to Kerr of the Parks and Open spaces for all that this gentleman had done for them and he also wished to thank Mr, MeMahon for so ably having carried out his duties of hon, secretary.
Valuable Players Leaving ce was made to 1 wonth's season was w very 1OW The resolution was adopted.
The President proposed a rider, which was duly adopted, by which Special provision would be made for hon-playing members to remain the annual: subscription basis of §20 This would apply to present mem= bers of the Club only.
A change in the rules governing the election of honorary members was then proposed by the President and subsequently adopted. This was amplification of the exist which was so worded th honorary membership could only be ent was till a mem= her.
We would make election quatlon, Mr. Fyfe proposed a vote of thanks to Mr, "Beattie stating that it was pleasure to alt that this gentleman would undertake the post of President for another season.
'A. stock-taking made after the meeting indicated that this year the Yanggtzsepoo Bowling Club are losing number of valuable players. A. Cheetham and H. Finnigan, two of the skips, will be on leave whilst other League players, J. 0. Drysdale, R. Matheson, C. R. "Tanner and, McMahon will also" be J. Findlater, who took part in some of the Association games will bbe nway, exempt from pi Imnual sulseription but would be they became non-active, Mr, Monk ten proposed that Mr, ries M.. Bain be elected to honor= ary membership of the Club Mr, Bain's name was brought up last year's annual general meetings but election was finpoes we the then existing. rule, at was aalven of Mr. Bains long service to the Chub and the resolution was carried with acclamation. The President then referred 0 the intention of the out going committee to propose the name of Mr. Browett as ai. honorary ber which had now become impossible owing to his much regretted decease, Dublin, Apr. 1 In a men's hockey match played here today, Ireland beat Scotland by nil, thereby retaining the championship—Reuter. which thanks was offered to Mr. and Ins. C. A. Pratt, vote of thanks to the President was made and especial reference is services during the past year.
'The officers for the coming year were elected with the following' re-
President: at, WI. president itr laces captain Sie "Goodmans Hign. Secretary:
rotor "Prcastwer=—Re Before the meeting closed the Prest-client referred to. the great improve: ments which hi been made to the exterior decoration of the Club for
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