The Chairman moved that a hearty vote of thanks be awarded to Mr C. Tringham for his past services to the Club. Mr Tringham had done the work of three men without appearing to do the work of a boy. He was always patient and courteous, and he regretted very much that the Club was about to lose the benefit of his services. The motion was carried by acclamation. Mr Tringham moved that the incoming committee should strike off the roll the names of a number of old members who had not paid their subscriptions.
The Chairman said this was an altera tion to the rules, and it could not be accepted without notice. A vote of thanks to the chairman brought tlie meeting to a close.
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