The adoption of the report one accounts was proposed by Mr. Bate: man, seconded by Mr, Parsons and was carried unanimously. On the proposition of Mr. Fetterly, seconded by My, Keswick, it was decided te remit the sum of $400 to the Parent League in payment. of outstand accounts, for magazine supplies and a donation to the Parent League The report of the Committee and statement of siccounts of the Unior Jack Club for the year ending Decem:
31, 1999, were passed on the propggition of Mr, Keswick, seconded by NAB Bateman, in proposing the adoption of the President and Vice-President, Wilkinson referred to the splendid work of Sir Herbert Phillips fas President and stated that as. the Leaxue always had the British national societies behind them it had beer Gust for the Presidents of George's, St, Andrew's, St. David's and St. Patrick's Societies to Al the offices of Vice-President. Ax it had been the custom always to have the Consul-General as President, he pro-that he should be Fe-electee President. with the four nations? society presidents is Vice-Presiden This wax seconded by Mr. Parson:
edt acclamation, committee ina brief speech Ins, Wilkinsos stated' that he had. become the hon, secretary im 1920, just after the war and he had eat ried on without:
Drewk since. The time had arrives. however. when owing (busines Feasons he could not carry on the position any' longer. Having beer. Fesponsible for the creation of the Club, however, it was rather heartbreaking job to leave but would not be "severing his connec: Hons with the Club as he was. reming as Chairman of the Hous Conimittec, Mr. Wilkinson then pro-powed Mr. 1. E. Roberts as his sue: cessor and this was seconded by Mr FA. Sampson and carried, The committee was elected as fol lows Messrs, OF. Bateman, W.
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