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CHRISTMAS TREE WITH SANTA ATTHE BANDRA GYMKHANA

CHRISTMAS BAZAAR GOES GLOBAL

CHRISTMAS TURKEY

RING OUT 2015, RING IN 2016 – NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE

CHRISTMAS DANCE 2015

ANNUAL THANKSGIVING MASS CELEBRATED BY HIS LORDSHIP BISHOP AGNELO GRACIAS AND CONCELEBRATED BY 12 MEMBER PRIESTS

ELTON JOHN NITE

69TH INTER SCHOOL ENGLISH ELOCUTION 2016

MEMBERS' NITE WITH EXQUISTE CUSINE FROM C.R.CUISINE

SENIOR CITIZENS' CHRISTMAS TREE AND TELEGAMES

CARNIVAL NITE – GROOVY & SPOOKY WITH 64 PARTICIPANTS

VALENTINE NITE – A NITE TO REMEMBER

SENIOR CITIZENS' PICNIC – MUNCHING & CRUNCHING AT FARMER'S DEN

PRESENTATION ON ELDERLY CARE AT THE BANDRA GYMKHANA (DF)

THE BANDRA GYMKHANA

NOTICEthThe 80 Annual General Body Meeting of the Bandra Gymkhana will

thbe held on Sunday, 25 September 2016 at 10.00 a.m. in the Gymkhana Hall, to transact the following business.

th1. To confirm the minutes of the 79 Annual General Body Meeting held on th27 September, 2015.

2. To adopt the Managing Committee's Report for the period 2015-2016.st3. To adopt the Audited Balance Sheet as on 31 March, 2016, and the

Annual Statement of Accounts for the year ended on that date, and the Report of the Auditors.

4. To appoint a firm of Auditors till the conclusion of the next Annual General Body meeting and fix their remuneration for the year 2016 - 2017.

5. To consider any Resolution of which Notice is given under Rule 25(e) to stthe Hon. General Secretary before 6.00 p.m. on Monday, 19 September

2016.6. To elect the President for the year 2016-2017 from the list of the following

nominations.

FOR PRESIDENT1) Mr. Rufus Barretto 2) Mr. Darryl D'Monte 3) Mr. Ronald D'Silva

7. To elect six members to the Managing Committee for the year 2016-2017 from the list of the following nominations.

FOR MANAGING COMMITTEE1. Mr. Gordon Athogiaus 2. Mr. Leon Curzai 3. Mr. Leo Dharmai4. Mr. Julian D'Mello 5. Mr. Ryan D'Monte 6. Mrs. Denita Gomes7. Mr. Cornel K. Gonsalves

By Order of The Bandra Gymkhana

Denita Gomes Cornel K. Gonsalves

thDated: 27 August, 2016 Hon. Gen. Secretary Jt. Hon. Gen. Secretary / Hon. Treasurer

N.B. 1. Members having any queries on the Accounts, may please intimate the Gymkhana Office in

thwriting latest by 10.00 a.m. on Monday, the 19 September 2016.2. Please ensure you carry your membership Identity Cards.3. Please refer rules 7, 9, & 11 of the Rules and Regulations of The Bandra Gymkhana and ensure

thall fees are paid prior to 10 September 2016.4. Only members will be permitted to attend the meeting. Red card holders / Paying dependants /

Associate D will not be permitted to attend the meeting. 5. All sections are closed for the morning session from 8.30 a.m. onwards. 6. No General Meeting shall be invalidated by the non-receipt of the notice thereof by any

member.7. No snack coupons will be distributed one hour after the meeting commences.

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President's Message

G B Stern said “Silent gratitude is not much use to anyone”. And I agree. I want to shout out loud….That we are here today because of the generosity of Dr. D'Monte and his family.

Dear Members, I also want everyone to know and hear how much the support and co-operation of each of you, means to me.I want our Trustees, Darryl, Ajit and Roger. I want my colleagues on the Managing Committee, I want the entire staff of this august Institute to know how much they mean to me. Ajit, Cornel, Leon and Denita - you have taught me, nay - educated me, in the administration, organization and technical fields.

These years have been a great learning curve and friendship based on respect and understanding. To each one of you, in the words of Nicholas Sparks….”Thank you all for coming into my life and giving me joy. Thank you….”

It is now time to give you an insight on the “Happenings” of the year gone by. An excellent and eventful year!

Our Treasurer has worked hard to save us lakhs of rupees in Municipal Property Tax. Kudos to Mr. Cornel Gonsalves, Corporator, Asif Zakaria and our very own member and Corporator Karen D'Mello. The Electrical Audit is now complete and the results bear witness to the efforts of the Managing Committee –realignment of meters, switch over to LED lights, tight control / discipline in consumption –our Gymkhana has saved lakhs of rupees in reduced billings.

The Membership Committee has completed the task of inducting new members; 300 applicants in all “Classes” of “Membership. This is possibly the best that could be done, given the tight constraints of space.

Our Trustee, Mr. Roger C.B. Pereira and his team are tirelessly involved in what promises to be… as Roger says, “A world class quality extravaganza”, to celebrate the '80 years' of The Bandra Gymkhana. This Show spread over 3 days is expected to be the best that any Gymkhana.

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(at least in India) has ever put up. (Most of the participants including technical and 'back stage' will be Gymkhana members).Thumbs up to Roger and his Merry Band. Friends, do make it a point to 'Save the Dates'…. 21st October-- to 23rd October, 2016.

2015-16 was a year dedicated to major repairs and maintenance. The swimming pool underwent major maintenance / repairs and is now refurbished and good for at least a decade. The building too has undergone a few major repairs; besides the usual maintenance work…..This is a continuous process….. The Rink Football and Rink Hockey tournaments received good response with several teams contesting to 'bag the Winner's trophy'. Congratulations Leo, Derrick and your team for successfully conducting these tournaments. The Gymkhana as in the past uses the 'Big Screen' for International sports events like Cricket and Football. We are now installing 'Dish TV' as 'stand by' for uninterrupted viewing. to avoid glitches due to Cable failure.

The Restaurant continues to be 'The Jewel in the Crown'. It's ever- growing patrons from all over the city keep showering accolades for the ambience, the quality of food and, of course, the service. There never is a dull day in the restaurant. Indeed it is a 'happening place'. Leon, our Food and Beverages Secretary deserves a huge applause.

The Senior Citizens are having a Ball !! The Secretary and his team are always coming up with new and innovative ideas of entertainment and merriment. Congrats. The 'Wednesday Nite' and Friday 'VJ Nite' continue to draw crowds. It is indeed a pleasure to participate as well as watch the dancers and their intricate dance steps.

As a part of our social responsibilities; The Bandra Gymkhana arranged talks by eminent personalities on health and other allied subjects.We are presently in the process of installing a compost and crusher machine, to help clear the wet garbage, thus helping to keep our environment 'pests free'.

'Rainwater Harvesting' is another such environment centered project being undertaken.We are also busy exploring the possibility, feasibility and viability -both technical and financial- of installing 'Solar power and lighting', which if successfully implemented would not only help in reducing 'Carbon points' but also reduce the ever-growing electricity cost.

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The Bandra Gymkhana Christmas and New Year dances are the city's most sought after entertainment events. Congrats Ryan and Dr. Cheryl.

The 'Christmas Bazaar'….Is the “talk of the town”…..It continues to be ….A huge crowd puller. Congratulations to Gordon Athogiaus and Joan Buckenham.

Our Honorary Secretary Denita Gomes and her team need to be congratulated for yet another successful Elocution Competition.-the 69th Annual Competition. Every year, the standard is soaring and the competition getting more exciting, thus making judging extremely difficult. Yes, it has been a successful and wonderful year and the credit for this must go to my entire team. They have done a superb job!! However, if there are any short comings? It is I, your President who must be held responsible…..

Dear members, with your support and co-operation the Bandra Gymkhana remains ….Simply the Best. Finally in the words of William Shakespeare –“I can no other answer make but thanks and ever thanks”.

Ladislaus PereiraPresident

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FROM THE DESK OF THE HONORARY GENERAL SECRETARY ……….

My dear fellow Members,

Another year has gone. Our performance is the implementation and relentless pursuit of excellence and hard work put in by the Managing Committee in continuing to ensure that we give you dear members the very best. Making a difference in the long run demands sound strategy, root of resilience and competency at the core of it all. They have the power to propel us to do what is best for you. This ensures the strengthening of our institution called The Bandra Gymkhana and in unequal terms Progress.

A visible change continues at the Gymkhana with dance classes being introduced, variations every month at Housie, food festivals at reasonable prices with rising cost and working together for enduring results.

We are on the cusp of our 80th year and have planned three days of fun and frolic and most importantly with our members performing on the functions planned at The Bandra Gymkhana. - vintage cars displays, ethnic food and on the 20th Mass being celebrated by His Eminence Cardinal Oswald Gracias at 6.00 p.m.

On behalf of the Managing Committee, we wish you A Very Happy Bandra Feast and may Our Blessed Mother shower us with her choicest blessings and continue to guide us.

God Bless each and every one of you,

DENITA GOMESHON. GEN. SECRETARY

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MEMBERS OF THE MANAGING COMMITTEE 2015-2016

Attendance at the 11 Managing Committee Meetings

Sr. M. C MEMBERS DESIGNATION PRESENT LEAVE ABSENT

1 Ladislaus Pereira President 10 1

2 Ajit Rodrigues Trustee / 10 1 Finance Committee

3 Darryl D'Monte Trustee 9 2

4 Roger C. B. Pereira Trustee / Discipline 10 1 Committee

5 Denita Gomes Hon. Gen. Secretary / 10 1 Hon. Sec. - Literary

6 Cornel K. Gonsalves Jt. Hon. Gen. Sec. / 10 1 Hon. Treasurer / Swimming

7 Leon Curzai Hon. Sec. - Food & Beverage 11

8 Ryan D'Monte Hon. Secretary - Social 11

9 Leo Dharmai Hon. Secretary - Sports 11

10 Gordon Athogiaus Hon. Secretary - Cultural & 11 Senior Citizens

11 Francesca von Geyer Hon. Secretary - 3 3 (till 2.4.2016) Housie & Legal Matters

12 Roland Gomez Hon. Secretary - 3 (from House & Garden May 2016)

13 Sunil Gonsalves Jt. Hon. Secretary - 9 2 Tennis Coaching Scheme

14 Cheryl Misquitta Jt. Hon. Secretary - 10 1 Social

15 Derrick Drego Hon. Secretary - Bridge 10 1 Jt. Hon. Secretary - Sports

16 Daylyn Rodrigues Hon. Secretary - 11 Fitness Centre

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NOMINATED BY

SALSETTE CATHOLIC CO-OP. HOUSING SOCIETY LTD.

1. Francesca von Geyer Hon. Secretary - Housie & Legal Matters - till 2.4.16

2. Roland Gomez Hon. Secretary - House & Garden - from May 2016

3. Sunil Gonsalves Jt. Hon. Secretary - Tennis Coaching Scheme

4. Cheryl Misquitta Jt. Hon. Secretary - Social

CO-OPTED BY THE MANAGING COMMITTEE

1. Derrick Drego Hon. Secretary - Bridge

&

Jt. Hon. Secretary - Sports

2. Daylyn Rodrigues Hon. Secretary - Fitness Centre

SECTIONAL SECRETARIES

(Not Members of the Managing Committee)

1. John Pereira Hon. Secretary - Badminton

2. Bruce Fernandes Hon. Secretary - Billiards

3. Lorraine Fernandez Hon. Secretary - Library

4. Norma Ferreira Hon. Secretary - Table Tennis

5. Dr. Raju Shah Hon. Secretary - Tennis

6. Cmdr. Emile Joshi Hon. Secretary - Tennis Coaching Scheme (Retd)

7. Sonja Curzai Hon. Secretary - Yoga

8. Joan Buckenham Jt. Hon. Secretary - Cultural

9. Christopher Rana Jt. Hon. Secretary - Fitness Centre

These Sectional Secretaries and their Sub-committee are responsible for their sections and are a vital link between members and the Managing Committee. Active participation by members will ensure that decision-making will become easier with greater member satisfaction.

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MINUTES OF THE 79TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE BANDRA GYMKHANA HELD ON 27 SEPTEMBER 2015 IN THE

BANDRA GYMKHANA HALL AT 10.00 A.M.

The President, Ladislaus Pereira, welcomed members to the 79th Annual General Meeting. He proceeded to say a prayer for deceased members, and offered a benison to Dr. D. A. D'Monte, whose altruism made The Bandra Gymkhana possible. The President also said a prayer for the meeting to proceed with decorum, good humour, humility; and for members to refrain from indulging in personal attacks and character assassination.

He then took up the first item of the agenda, which dealt with confirmation of the Minutes of the 78th Annual General Body Meeting held on 28th September 2014. Warren Fernandes asked for a clarification as to why the election of the President and Managing Committee were taking place simultaneously, as Rule 21 seemed to suggest otherwise. In reply thereto, Ajit Rodrigues, Trustee, explained that the system was changed sometime in the seventies / eighties to avoid misuse of power and the procedure for issue of ballot papers is being done by the Election Officer.

The President took up Item One on the Agenda. To read and confirm minutes of the 78th Annual General Body meeting held on 28thSeptember 2014 and stated since the same was on the Notice Board and circulated it was deemed to be read. The resolution to confirm the minutes of the 78th Annual General Body meeting held on 28th September 2014 in respect thereof, proposed by Denita Gomes and seconded by Ryan D'Monte, was carried unanimously with 109 in favour and none against.

The President then went on to Item 2 of the Agenda, which was proposed by Denita Gomes and seconded by Naomi Fernandes and read as follows:-To receive and adopt the Managing Committee's Report for the period 2014 - 2015". The resolution in respect thereof, was carried unanimously with 122 in favour and none against.

ITEM 3 read as follows:

"To adopt the Audited Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2015, and the Annual Statement of Accounts for the year ended on that date,

and the Report of the Auditors.”

The resolution in respect thereof was proposed by Cornel K. Gonsalves and seconded by Naomi Fernandes.

Cornel K. Gonsalves informed members that only one query had been received from Mr. Warren Fernandes before the due date, and he had duly replied to it; so it was deemed to be approved.

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The President thus put the resolution to the vote and the same was carried unanimously with 132 in favour and none against.

The President then took up Item 4 of the Agenda, which read as follows:-

"To appoint a firm of Auditors till the conclusion of the next Annual General Body meeting and fix their remuneration for the year 2015

- 2016."

The following resolution in respect thereof was moved by Cornel K. Gonsalves and seconded by Samir D'Monte:

"RESOLVED THAT S. M. Lasrado and Co. be and is hereby appointed as the Auditors for the period 2015-2016 at a remuneration of Rs.43,000/- plus Service tax, for the main Bandra Gymkhana Account'.

"FURTHER RESOLVED THAT S. M. Lasrado & Co. be and is hereby appointed to handle the Tennis Court Accounts at a remuneration of Rs.4,500/- plus Service tax."

The President put the resolution to the vote and the same was carried unanimously with 157 in favour and none against.

The President then went on to Item 5 of the Agenda, which read as follows:

"To consider any resolutions of which Notice is given under Rule 25(e) to the Hon. General Secretary before 6.00 p.m. on Monday,

21st September 2015.

The first resolution was proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Mark D'Sa and read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT the Gymkhana must open another category under Rule 4[b] of membership as Corporate Membership, like done by most other Clubs/Gymkhanas'.

'FURTHER RESOLVED THAT a CHANGE REPORT be submitted to the Joint Charity Commissioner for approval'.

The President ruled the said resolution Out of Order on the ground that it contravened the provisions of the Indenture of Lease and Rules 4 and 33. Moreover, a "Change Report" would not be applicable as The Bandra Gymkhana is not a 'Public Trust' and this has been amply clarified in our letter dated 17/9/2015 circulated to all members by the Hon. General Secretary Mrs Denita Gomes and Cornel K. Gonsalves.

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The second resolution, proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Lionel Athaide read as follows:-

RESOLVED THAT the Hon. General Secretary of the Bandra Gymkhana 'RESOLVED a must be a person from the East Indian Community.’

The President ruled the said resolution Out of Order on the ground that it was not in keeping with Rules 4 and 18.

The third resolution, proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Christine Menezes read as follows:-

"RESOLVED THAT non East-Indian Catholics be given a different class of membership and not be put in same category as non-Catholics, (Goans, Mangaloreans, Anglo-Indians). Catholics must be charged less than non-Catholics for membership.’

'FURTHER RESOLVED THAT non East-Indian Catholics be considered as a separate category under Rule 4 [b] and Rule 4 [b] i.’

'FURTHER RESOLVED THAT this modification in terms of the lease deed be sent to the Registrar - Co-operative Societies, as stated in Clause 9 of the Indenture dated 03.10.1934".

The President ruled the said resolution out of order on the ground that it was not in keeping with Rule 4.

The fourth resolution, proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Lionel Athaide read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT the Process of Elections be made transparent and fair by ensuring that on collection of the Ballot paper the member deposits the ballot box immediately before leaving the polling booth."

The President ruled the above resolution out of order; and said that he was incensed that the integrity of the election process be impugned thus.

The fifth resolution, proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Mark D'Sa read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT the Managing Committee are not allowed to reserve more than one table per Managing Committee Member for any of the functions of the Gymkhana, particularly, the Christmas Dance and New Year Dance'.

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The sixth resolution, proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Christine Menezes read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT the Gymkhana must be made Child-friendly by having a Kid's Corner.'

The seventh resolution, proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Christine Menezes read as follows:-

RESOLVED THAT Members are not made to stand in long queues for booking of Christmas and New Year Dances and tickets should be sold using e-ticketing and bookmyshow.com.'

The eighth resolution, proposed by Christine Menezes and seconded by Mark D'Sa read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT Chaat, Fish, Live-Dosa Counters be introduced.’

'FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the Contractor be different from the Food & Beverages Contractor with a purpose to enhance variety, create competition and reduce prices.’

'RESOLVED THAT Smart cards & biometric technologies be used as entry points to the Gymkhana and to all sections.’

'FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the Managing Committee explore the use of the smart card technology for payment of all services to the Gymkhana."

The President clubbed the above resolutions together and ruled them out of order as they were nugatory. He said that as a matter of practice Managing Committee members were only allowed to book one table. A propos the kids' corner, he said that the same had been considered but space constraints had not made it possible. He further explained that e-ticketing for the dances was not possible as the same had to be stamped by the Entertainment Tax Officials. As for chaat and dosa counters, the same had been introduced by different caterers at different times. Regarding smart cards, the same was under consideration.

The ninth resolution, proposed by Christine Menezes and seconded by Warren Fernandes read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT the Annual Report be sent by Post or Courier to Members to their registered address.'

Both the President and Darryl D'Monte, Trustee, explained that the decision to do away with reports being sent by post or courier was a corollary of the

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"Go Green" initiative to curb unnecessary use of paper. The Report was sent by email and put on the Gymkhana website. If members so desired, a hard copy could be collected from the Gymkhana office.

The tenth resolution, proposed by Warren Fernandes and seconded by Mark D'Sa read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT the Bombay East Indian Association be given an office space in the Bandra Gymkhana premises.'

RESOLVED THAT the Managing Committee explore possibilities of providing the Bombay East Indian Association an office space in the Bandra Gymkhana premises.'

In reply thereto, the President said that the objects of the Bandra Gymkhana, as more particularly enunciated in the Indenture of Lease, did not provide for any allotment of office space to a third party, and more so we were not the owners of the property the owner of the lease hold plot was The Salsette Catholic Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. and the land has been leased to the Trustees to run the Bandra Gymkhana hence, the resolution was ruled out of order.

In respect of the books as per Rule 22 (d) and Rule 25 (e) wherein once posted on the Club Notice Board it is deemed to be duly served.

The eleventh resolution was proposed by Lionel Athaide and seconded by Warren Fernandes and read as follows:-

'RESOLVED THAT in addition to the existing benefits to Senior Citizens over 75 years, a subsidy of 50 percent be provided to all Senior Citizens attaining the age of 60 years and who have been a member for more than 10 years so that they can make use of the Gymkhana facilities and not only keep them occupied after retirement but also keep them in good health.'

The President ruled the above resolution out of order on the ground of financial constraints and some of these facilities have already been extended to our Senior Citizen members. On both the proposer and seconder trying to justifying the same by trying to state that sum of the Mutual Funds be put in Fixed deposits the Treasurer reminded both of them to understand that Fixed Deposits attracted a 30 % Tax while mutual funds did not. The President had already given his decision and there would be no further discussions on the same.

He then read out the final items of the Agenda, which dealt with the conduct of the elections.

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ITEM 6 read as follows:

To elect the President for the year 2015-2016 from the list of the following nominations:- Mr. Godfrey D'Mello, Mr. Trevor Fernandes and Mr. Ladislaus Pereira.

ITEM 7

To elect six Members to the Managing Committee for the year 2015-2016 from the list of the following nominations:

Mr. Lionel AthaideMr. Gordon AthogiausMr. Leon CurzaiMr. Leo DharmaiMr. Julian J. M. D'MelloMr. Ryan D'MonteMr. Mark D'saMr. Warren Fernandes Mr. Cornel K. GonsalvesMrs. Denita GomesMrs. Christine MenezesMr. Austin Pereira Mr. Basil Pereira

. The President invited the Election Officer, Mr. Aloysius D'Souza to conduct the elections with the help of by Mr. Glen Rebello, Mrs. Alida D'Souza, Miss Emerita D'Silva, Mr. Adrian Pereira, Mr. Nitin Gomes, Mr. Nigel D'Souza and Mr. Conrad D'Abreo.

Aloysius D'Souza enumerated the rules regulating the conduct of elections. After polling had closed and the counting of votes completed the Election Officer declared the results as under:

Mr. Ladislaus Pereira was elected as President with 1004 votes, while Mr. Godfrey D'Mello received 120 votes and Trevor Fernandes received 141 votes. There were 16 invalid votes. A total no. of 1284 ballot papers had been issued, of which 1265 were valid.

Aloysius D'Souza further informed the House that in respect of the Managing Committee, 1284 Ballot Papers were issued; 1261 were valid and 19 invalid. The following 6 candidates were declared elected:

Mr. Cornel K. Gonsalves 823 votes Mr. Leon Curzai 805 votes Mrs. Denita Gomes 793 votes Mr. Ryan D'Monte 770 votes

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Mr. Leo Dharmai 751 votes Mr. Gordon Athogiaus 674 votes

The remaining candidates polled the following votes:-

Mr. Lionel Athaide 513Mr. Julian J. M. D'Mello 104Mr. Mark D'Sa 436Mr. Warren Fernandes 493Ms. Christine Menezes 458Mr. Austin Pereira 412Mr. Basil Pereira 355

The President raised a vote of thanks to the Election Officer and the Members and declared the Meeting closed.

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ANNUAL REPORT AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

OF THE MANAGING COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR

2015-2016

The Managing Committee of The Bandra Gymkhana takes pleasure in

presenting the Annual Report and Audited Statement of Accounts for the

Accounting Year 1st April 2015 to 31st March 2016.

Founders -

Patrons -

Benefactors -

Donors 15

Honorary 41

Life 'A' 1126

Life 'B' 1789

Life 'C' 11

Life 'D' 26

Associate 1425

Associate (Spouse) 273

Dependant Associate 155

Ordinary 280

Dependant Ordinary 146

Ordinary/LB (Spouse) 20

Ordinary Life 1203

Associate (Widow/widower) 14

We would like to bring to the notice of all members that no single committee

member is authorized to make any decision on behalf of the institution. All

decisions and policies are taken jointly at committee meetings and

implementation of these decisions and policies is the duty of the Hon. General

Secretary of The Bandra Gymkhana.

The Managing Committee expresses its bereavement at the loss of its

members and offers its heartfelt condolences to the family members who

have expired during the year.

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REPORT ON VARIOUS SECTIONAL SECTIONS AND ITS ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR

BADMINTONHon. Secretary – John D. Pereira

This is a popular sport with the young and old. A Round Robin Tournament was held in April and was an event to remember. A Triangular Tournament was held between the three Gymkhanas – Catholic Gymkhana won the first place, while the Bandra Gymkhana team stood second. The coaching scheme in May had a number of students and each participant was given a coaching participation certificate. Kudos goes to Deanne Rodrigues for her endeavours in the Senior Doubles Championship Mark Dharmai who won in the BWF Para-Badminton World Championship – Stoke Mandeville, England and has won accolades for the country in respective tournaments. Mr. Anis Badami also won the Doubles Runners-up trophy in the Mumbai Suburban District Association Tournament held at Juhu-Vile Parle Gymkhana.

BILLIARDSHon. Secretary – Bruce Fernandes

We need many more to join this section to maintain its viability. An in-house tournament was held with Francis Lawrence winning the tournament. The Billiards section also participated in a Triangular Tournament and were Runners-up. Two new sets of snooker balls and a table was refurbished.

We a heavy heart we regret to announce the untimely demise of a young Marker.

BRIDGEHon. Secretary – Derrick Drego

This section comprises of a few members who enjoy the different variations of the game.

CULTURAL & SENIOR CITIZENSHon. Secretary – Gordon AthogiausJt. Hon. Secretary – Joan Buckenham

The Christmas Bazaar: - First Day we had Sarita with the children's choir of St. Andrew's Church…..singing the Christmas Carols. Day Two the 'RED HOT AND COOL' band entertained all with their music.

The Christmas Bazaar goes global and was also in the Jet Wings December-January 2016 magazine.

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The Senior Citizens Christmas Tree: - held for the first time had over 100 members and their guests. Each one was given a box of Christmas sweets, caps, whistles and balloons by Santa Claus. The Christmas Parade Games and Carol singing enthralled all.

The Picnic to Farmer's Den, Badlapur was a success…two buses with enthusiastic seniors enjoyed games singing and snacks in the bus. Gordon Athogiaus saw that everyone participated in the games with plenty of good prizes. The food served for breakfast, lunch and tea was excellent. They were later joined by Cornel K. Gonsalves, Leon Curzai, Darryl Menezes and Wenceslaus Gomes.

The Senior Citizen Easter Parade: - The team made sure they had a good time with the games and contests. Snacks and dinner by C.R. Cuisine completed the enjoyable evening.

The Annual Thanksgiving Mass:- was celebrated by Bishop Agnelo Gracias and assisted by 10 member priests. Members of Bandra Gymkhana formed the Choir conducted by Mr. Melwyn Mendonca with over 600 in attendance.

The Annual Rosary: - Had a slide show on the Sorrowful Mysteries. The Cross was beautifully decorated by our staff.

Senior Citizens Telegames: - A first time event was well attended by members and their guests. The Theme “A MINUTE TO WIN IT' was very well conducted by the cultural team. Teams participated with team spirit and enthusiasm.

Flag Hoisting:- 15th August, 2015 and 26th January, 2016 were held in the traditional style. Many more members attended to witness the flag hoisting and sing their National Anthem.

DISCIPLINETrustee – Roger C. B. Pereira

Discipline needs to be maintained to ensure smooth functioning of the Bandra Gymkhana.

FINANCE COMMITTEETrustee – Ajit Rodrigues, Hon. Treasurer – Cornel K. Gonsalves

The Financial health of the Bandra Gymkhana is of paramount importance in ensuring the operational costs are met. It plans disbursement for various sectional activities. The current union budget has increased the service tax. It must be mentioned here that Cornel K. Gonsalves duly assisted by Municipal Councillor, Asif Zakaria argued the high rate of Property Taxes by the Assessment Department and reduced it by over Rs.39,77,547/- thus

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bringing a saving to the institution over a six year period. All BMC taxes are paid upto date including income tax.

Investments are healthy and are regularly monitored by the Finance Committee. This year being the 80th year and with a prudent spend, the institution has not raised sectional fees.

FITNESS CENTREHon. Secretary – Daylyn RodriguesJt. Hon. Gen. Secretary – Christopher Rana

This section is fully renovated with an additional AC installed and motivational posters wall-mounted. “Re-invent your Fitness Goals” was conducted with a seminar by Dr. Krishnamurthy. A Big Loser contest and a Summer-scape Fitness Social with a swim-cum-lunch was conducted. The Fitness Centre has proposed power lifting encased dumbells, plates and power lifting rods. A Social is planned sometime in September.

FOOD & BEVERAGESHon. Secretary – Leon Curzai

Soaring prices of ingredients and increase in service tax has not dampened the members thronging the institution both in the fine dining restaurant, bar and cafeteria. Various food festivals were held such as East Indian, Sea Food, Parsi and Sizzlers for the benefit of our members.

The Food Festival in conjunction with Celebrate Bandra is scheduled for 12th/13th November, 2016.

Wednesday Nites continue to enthrall members, their families and guests. There were various schemes also in the Bar wherein Christine Pereira, a member won a 32” Blenders Reserve TV.

The Restaurant and Bar upholstery were refurbished and Bar chairs replaced.Our caterer C.R. Cuisine continues to churn new dishes to please everyone's pallet.

HOUSE & GARDENHon. Secretary – Roland Gomez

Cleanliness is a continuous process. Scented pads have been placed in the gents toilets and automatic aroma sprays have been installed in the ladies toilets. Water conservation and rain harvesting pits have also been incorporated.

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HOUSIE & LEGAL MATTERSHon. Secretary – Francesca von Geyer

The Bandra Gymkhana Housie is still the most sought after in the suburbs. On all festival days, we conduct the Super Super Bumper Housie with innovative prizes. Umbrella Sunday was held with a twist – East Indian umbrellas were the bucket prizes. Variations are still a bit of a puzzle for a few housie players. The Bandra Feast Super Super Bumper Housies will held on the 11th and 18th September 2016.

LIBRARYHon. Secretary – Lorraine Fernandez

This section is regularly updated with the latest novels – romance as well as ficition, magazines, newspapers and journals which address the literary needs of our members.

LITERARYHon. Secretary – Denita Gomes

The 69th Inter-School English Elocution Competition was held from 23rd to 27th August 2016. We had a total of 36 schools where girls and boys participated, 10 Choral groups and 50 members. The Chief Guest was Fr. Allwyn Nazareth, sdb, Asst. Parish Priest of St. Andrew’s Church and actively animates Faith On Campus (FOC) in St. Andrew’s College. He is also in-charge of the Parish Youth and the Confirmation Catechesis. He is eager to start a Media cell in the Parish with the youth.

PROJECT & PLANNINGHon. Secretary – Leon Curzai

Extra tables have been provided in the pavilion. Maintenance is an on-going process and we recently had to do the elevations on the St. Andrew's Road side. By installing LED lights, we have brought down the cost of electricity. A motorized floor cleaner/ dryer machine has been purchased for the badminton hall. CRZ restrictions currently have bogged down our expansion plans, however, we are working on the same. We have taken the initiative of making additional rain-water harvesting pits to replenish the ground water. As part of our expansion plans, we have now bought an automated compost machine and crusher.

SPORTS SECTIONHon. Secretary – Leo DharmaiJt. Hon. Secretary – Derrick Drego

The Annual Open Rink Football Tournament held in February 2016 had 110

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teams in the Men's section, 24 in the Veterans and 12 in the Ladies, held on the floodlit grounds of the DPRC courtesy the Salsette Catholic Co-operative Hsg. Society Ltd. We thank their Managing Committee for the support.

Autonomous got the better of Mighty Young Joe in the tie-breaker after being locked at 0-0 at full time. In the Veterans section Golden Gunners beat Macabbi Dadar via tie-breaker in sudden death and the Ladies section, a brace by Bhagyashree Dalvi (Junior India) enabled Mumbai United to beat Companeroes.

The Women's Open Invitation Throwball Tournament was held on our floodlit courts in March 2016. 8 teams from various parts of Mumbai participated in the league-cum-knockout tournament. The winners were Raptors (Andheri) who defeated Mix-n-Match (Bandra) by two sets to love.

The 30th Open Rink Hockey Tournament was held in May 2016, the Mens' section fielding 12 teams and the Womens' section 6 teams. Mumbai Customs won with ease over Sea View by 8 goals to 1 in the Mens' section. Womens' winners were Central Railway who beat F.United 8-2. The prizes were given by the Chief Guest Fr. Magi Murzello, Principal of St. Andrew's School and Rector of the college.

The sub-committee has ensured participation in the Kanga League and this year we were knocked out in the Quarter Finals stage. This also ensures our MCA affiliation to continue and timely bonuses received.The under-arm, over-arm cricket and the telegames could not be held in view of poor participation.

SOCIAL Hon. Secretary – Ryan D'MonteJt. Hon. Secretary – Cheryl Misquitta

The section started with the Halloween Nite being a huge success over the last few years. We had 64 participants dressed for the competition. The festive season started with the Children's Christmas Tree followed by the show-stopper “CHRISTMAS NITE by THE STOP GAPS”. The Christmas and New Year's Dances with the Uptown Groove and Crimson Rage in attendance was a run-away success.

The Members' Nite was a rocking success with music by Red Hot & Cool and a sumptuous menu by C.R.Cuisine. Each table was presented with two cans of beer as a token of appreciation.

All Socials such as Valentine, Easter, May Day, Independence Eve was well attended with the live music. The 3 B's Nite in conjunction with the Housie Committee was well attended. Friday Video Nites continue to draw in crowds who enjoy dancing.

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This year as announced we will be celebrating our 80th year, keep in touch by checking the website for details.

SWIMMINGHon. Secretary – Cornel K. Gonsalves

This section continues to facilitate members and their families during the long hot summer season. The section has grown and people have enjoyed their swim during the hot season. A swim-cum-brunch was held in October in conjunction with DPRC. Summer Coaching Camps have been an on-going process.

TABLE TENNISHon. Secretary – Norma Ferreira

The ping pong game which has attracted the youth and seniors urges us to organize members tournaments providing a chance to revisit old rivalries and rate the new blood. So a few hours of tough enjoyable competition with a host of new champions and some old hands sharing the honors was organized in the month of July.

TENNISHon. Secretary – Dr. Raju ShahHon. Secretary – Cmdr. Emile Joshi (Retd.)

The year has been an interesting and busy one. Court No.1 was given two extra coats of paint and a singles court used for coaching.

Round Robin Tournament – The Tournament was held on 14th February 2016. There were totally 34 participants mainly for members. The competition was keen and the winners were as follows: Winners – Bruce Fernandes & Cmdr. Emile Joshi (R), 1st Runners-up – Narendra Nilani & Anil Manghnani, 2nd Runners-up – Selwyn Almeida & Vinoy Parakunnil. The event was completed with a sumptuous breakfast.

Tennis Coaching Scheme

This section is popular with 150 students this year. The management prefers to have fewer trainees and better coaching.

The Bandra Gymkhana decided to overhaul the scheme in order to improve the quality of coaching. From the 1st of April 2016, a new contract was awarded to “The Trinity Tennis Academy”. The scheme has been progressing

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well to the popular satisfaction to the parents and students. The scheme has improved the quality of coaching by using better aids and the new staff are a keener lot.

THE J.S. PEREIRA MEMORIAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT

This tournament brings back memories of the leading role played by the Gymkhana in the suburbs of Mumbai in the days of yore. Rightly this time around the tournament was reserved for Veterans Doubles. Conducted from 11th to 13th March 2016 under the auspices of MSLTA. The 3 groups were as follows: (i) 45-55+ years (ii) 55-65+ years and ground (iii) 65+ years.

Many prominent players from the different Clubs and parts of Maharashtra participated. This included hockey great Merwyn Fernandes and Bhushan Akut from the Badminton greats, among other professionals. Some of the senior participants recalled their association with Mr. J. S. Pereira who did yeoman service to the game of tennis in the Bandra Gymkhana and beyond.

It was a very well contested tournament. Winners in the 65+ category was none other than our Dudley D'Souza and he also was runner-up in the 55-65+ category.

YOGAHon. Secretary – Sonja Curzai

This section has completed five years and now has new Instructor - Ashwin Shetty who has been teaching for 15 years and is a experienced instructor. The section has doubled ever since. He stresses on traditional yoga, taught in a scientific, steady and pleasurable manner with a holistic approach. Sectional Members have enjoyed their outings to other clubs.

GENERAL

The Town Hall Meeting on January 16, 2016 chaired by our Trustee Darryl D'Monte. Received suggestions, some of which have been implemented.

A talk by two eminent Gynaecologist – Dr. Kiran Coelho and Dr. Ranjana Dhanu was held in February 2016 for the benefit of our members.

A talk for Care Givers was conducted by Anastasia Dedhia of Mind Mantra in respect of elderly suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer.

Rediscover Bandra Series –

Dennis Rodrigues made a presentation “Down Memory Lane” – Bandora to Bandra

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“Dying to Succeed” was held in April by Yuki Ellias. Life lessons from Shakespeare's iconic characters on climbing the corporate ladder with tragi-comic results.

Social Dance classes by “Feet on Fire” conducted by Blaise D'Souza and his team every Monday and Thursday at 7.30 p.m. onwards.

NOTICE

In view of the 80 years celebration and for the ease of operation plastic glasses and thermocol plates would be used. During the week starting October 16 through the October 23, 2016 there would be no Wednesday and Friday Nites and no Housie on Sunday, October 23, 2016. The Bar and Restaurant would also be closed for the period 21st through 23rd October 2016.

During functions, members should ensure that children and their guest children should not be on the dance floor since this could cause an injury to them.

IN GRATITUDE

The Managing Committee is grateful for their steadfast support and encouragement during the year. Differences and difficulties are bound to happen. However, all issues are resolved as the Gymkhana is one big family.

We express our sincere appreciation to the staff, employees for their unwavering loyalty and assistance in ensuring the Gymkhana functions efficiently for its members.

The Managing Committee is thankful to its well wishers and our sincere appreciation and gratitude to the Managing Committee of our Lessors, The Salsette Catholic Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. for their continuous support.

The website is updated regularly and monthly updates are sent to members. We continue to ensure from the Managing Committee that a fluent and transparent operation for the Bandra Gymkhana is maintained and that is why “The Bandra Gymkhana” is SIMPLY THE BEST.

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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT

To the Members of THE BANDRA GYMKHANA

Report on the Financial Statements

We have audited the accompanying Financial Statements of THE BANDRA GYMKHANA (GYMKHANA) which comprise the Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2016 and the Statement of Income & Expenditure for the year then ended.

Management's Responsibility for the Financial Statements

Management is responsible for the preparation of these Financial Statements that give a true and fair view of the financial position and financial performance of the GYMKHANA in accordance with the Accounting Standards as applicable. This responsibility includes the design, implementation and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and presentation of the Financial Statements that give true and fair view and are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor's Responsibility

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these Financial Statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with the Standards on Auditing issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. Those Standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the Financial Statements are free of material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the Financial Statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor's judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the Financial Statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the GYMKAHANA'S preparation and fair presentation of the Financial Statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of the accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the Financial Statements.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

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Opinion

In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the Financial Statements give the information in the manner so required and give a true and fair view in conformity with the accounting principles generally accepted.

I) in the case of the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the said Gymkhana as at 31st March, 2016

and

ii) in case of the Statement of Income & Expenditure, of the surplus of the Gymkhana for the year ended on that date

Report on Other Legal and Regulatory Requirements

Further to our above comments, we report that:

1. we have obtained all the information and explanations which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit;

2. in our opinion proper books of account as required by law have been kept by the Gymkhana so far as appears from our examination of those books ;

3. the Balance Sheet and Statement of Income and Expenditure dealt with by this Report are in agreement with the books of account;

4. in our opinion, the Balance Sheet and Statement of Income and Expenditure comply with the Accounting Standards as applicable.

For S.M.LASRADO & CO.

Chartered Accountants

(Firm's Registration No.105592W)

Sd/-

S.M.LASRADO

(Membership No. 030762)

Place : MumbaithDate : 16 July, 2016

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FUNDS & LIABILITIES SchAs on

31.03.2015Amount ` Amount `

As on 31.03.2016

THE BANDRABandra,

BALANCE SHEET

81,832,195

160,801,260

844,000

10,027,180

14,172,633

267,677,268

134,102,695

174,126,260

876,227

12,386,069

17,927,633

339,418,884

Members Subscription Fund

Other Earmarked Funds

Income & Expenditure

Current Liabilities & Provisions

Deposits

1

2

16

3

4

Significant accounting policies and Notes to accounts

As per Our Report Attached For S.M. LASRADO & CO Chartered Accountants

Sd/-(S. M. Lasrado) Place : Mumbai

thDate : 16 July, 2016

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ASSETS Sch

GYMKHANAMumbai AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2016

Sd/-AJIT RODRIGUES

Trustee

Sd/-ROGER C. B. PEREIRA

Trustee

Sd/-DARRYL D'MONTE

Trustee

Sd/-CORNEL K. GONSALVES

Hon. Treasurer & Jt. Hon. Gen.Secretary

Sd/-DENITA GOMES

Hon.Gen.Secretary

Sd/-LADISLAUS PEREIRA

President

The above statement is true & correct to the best of our knowledge & belief.

37,266,066

220,739,771

9,671,431

267,677,268

37,429,768

292,626,630

9,362,487

339,418,884

Fixed Assets

Investments

Current Assets, Loans & Advances

5

6

7

As on 31.03.2015Amount ` Amount `

As on 31.03.2016

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EXPENDITURE Sch

2015 - 162014 - 15

THE BANDRABandra,

STATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE

12,531,995

9,071,036

4,603,176

357,000

15,349,119

24,442

41,936,768

11,986,689

20,253,524

4,578,838

750,000

13,325,000

32,227

50,926,278

" Departmental Expenses

" Establishment Expenses

" Depreciation

" Income Tax

" Appropriation

" Excess of income over Expenditure

12

13

5

14

15

Significant accounting policies and Notes to accounts

As per Our Report Attached For S.M. LASRADO & CO Chartered Accountants

Sd/-(S. M. Lasrado) Place : Mumbai

thDate : 16 July, 2016

Amount ` Amount `

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INCOME Sch

2015 - 162014 - 15

GYMKHANAMumbai FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016

Sd/-AJIT RODRIGUES

Trustee


Trustee

Sd/-DARRYL D'MONTE

Trustee



Sd/-DENITA GOMES

Hon.Gen.Secretary


President


9,988,313

16,743,271

762,696

14,442,448

41,936,728

10,650,142

24,699,548

606,761

14,969,827

50,926,278

By Members Subscription

" Income from Investments

" Other Income

" Departmental Receipts

8

9

10

11

Amount ` Amount `

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THE BANDRA GYMKHANASCHEDULES FORMING PART OF ACCOUNTS

Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “1”MEMBERS SUBSCRIPTION FUND

`

18,000 7,200 1,200

20,850

16,264,500

4,434,000

49,766,445

11,320,000

81,832,195

18,000 7,200 1,200

20,850

37,210,500

96,844,945

134,102,695

20,698,500

16,512,000

61,086,445

35,758,500

FoundersPatronsBenefactorsDonors

LIFE MEMBERSAs per last Balance SheetAdd: Receipts from admission of New Members

ENTRANCE FEESAs per last Balance SheetAdd: Receipts from Admission of New Members

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Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “2”OTHER EARMARKED FUNDS

`

40,730,986

(3,400,000)

34,000,000 3,400,000

14,505,758 -

18,000

56,196,516

15,350,000

160,801,260

37,330,986

37,400,000

14,505,758

18,000

84,871,516

174,126,260

37,330,986

-

37,400,000 -

14,505,758 -

71,546,516

13,325,000

BUILDING FUNDBalance as per last Balance sheetLess: Transferred to Secured Building Fund

SECURED BUILDING FUNDBalance as per last Balance sheetAdd: Transferred from Building Fund

BUILDING REPAIR FUNDBuilding Repair FundLess: Utilised during the year

LIBRARY FUNDRev. Msgr. Braz D'Monte & others

GENERAL RESERVE:As Per Last Balance SheetAdd:Transferred From Income & Expenditure Account

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Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “3”CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS

`

1,574,607 36,900 59,961 43,254

1,138,526 2,147,901

762,906 1,641,111

640,274 696,558 478,181

450,000 357,000

-

10,027,180

2,082,063 38,700

107,963 55,559

1,360,692 2,536,362

918,726 1,133,614

640,274 1,398,358

556,757

450,000 357,000 750,000

12,386,069

Liabilities For ExpensesAudit Fees Provident fund & Professional TaxESIC - Employees & ContractorsFees Received In Advance Provision For GratuityProvision For Leave EncashmentTennis Coaching SchemeJ S Pereira Lawn Tennis Tournaments/Sports Events ItemsRetention - Contractors

INCOME TAX PROVISIONS:A.Y 2014-15A.Y 2015-16A.Y 2016-17

Schedule “4”DEPOSITS

11,750,523

190,010

1,500,120

535,000 327,000 250,000

14,172,633

16,701,633

1,226,000

17,927,633

13,060,633

154,000 3,795,000

535,000 411,000 280,000

Towards MembershipAs Per Last Balance SheetLess: Refunded / W/Back During The YearAdd: Received From New Members

From Bar Canteen ContractorsFor Hire Of Hall, Tennis CourtDeposits from Panel Of caterers

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Schedule “6”INVESTMENTS

Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

`

425 10,000

3,951,163 2,937,892

6,457,995 7,000,000

- -

3,000,000 5,000,000

15,000,000 13,570,669

- 2,857,995

16,000,000 6,800,000

24,739,701 8,357,995 1,800,000 5,500,000

13,500,000 - -

22,795,114 9,500,000

- - - - - -

161,879,469

3,600,000 3,600,000 9,517,571 7,500,000

10,800,000 -

35,017,571 196,897,040

2,472,000

10,452,346 1,088,000 2,930,906

-

220,739,771

10,425

7,331,284

268,186,083

17,098,836

292,626,630

10 Shares of Salsette Catholic Co-op Hsg. Society LtdNational Savings Certificate (NSC)

Fixed Deposits with Banks Bank of IndiaCitizencredit Co-op Bank

Mutual Funds Franklin India Prima FundBirla Sunlife Top 100 FundBirla Sunlife Medium Term PlanDSP Black RockDWS Short Maturity FundL&T FMP-Series VIII-Plan CSBI Mutual FundTata Mutual FundTata Mutual FundICICI Prudential Blue Chip EquityICICI Prudential Fixed Maturity PlanICICI Prudential Income Opportunities FundHDFC Mutual FundIDFC Super Saver Income Fund Inv. Plan AIDFC Super Saver Income Fund Medium Plan AIDFC Super Saver Income Fund Short Term Plan AReliance Fixed Horizon Fund XVII Series 5Reliance Dynamic Bond FundReliance Fixed horizon Fund Kotak Mutual FundSundaram Flexible Fund Income PlanUTI - Fixed term incone FundKotak Medium Term fundKotak Select Focus fundKotak FMP SeriesICICI Prudential Discovery fundICICI FMP Series

ASecured Building Fund InvestmentsHDFC FundICICI Prudential FundBirla Sunlife FundHDFC FMP 1184D Series 33J.P Morgan Banking & PSU Debt Fund(MV/NAV ` 30,06,97,835/-as on 31.03.16)

BTotal of (A + B)

Government BondsSecured Building Fund InvestmentsNational Highways Authority of IndiaBuilding Repair Fund InvestmentsHousing & Urban Development Corporation LtdIndian Railway Finance Corporation LtdPower Finance Corporation NTPC 2015

425 10,000

4,237,748 3,093,536

- 7,000,000 3,500,000 6,640,000 3,000,000

- 21,500,000

7,500,000 6,070,669

- -

4,300,000 42,100,000 19,400,000

- 5,500,000

- 5,000,000 6,000,000

- 9,500,000

17,000,000 3,500,000

15,395,114 27,500,000

5,362,730 17,000,000

232,768,513

4,000,000 3,600,000 9,517,571 7,500,000

10,800,000

35,417,571

2,472,000

10,452,345 1,088,000 2,961,491

125,000

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Schedule “5”FIXED ASSETS

Particulars

` `

W.D.V.as at

31.03.2015

Additions Deletions

During the year

Buildings

Office Equipments

Furniture & Fixtures

Computers

Electrical Fittings

Restaurant Equipments

Sports Equipments

Filteration Plant - Swimming Pool

Previous Year

25,585,045

1,797,767

4,248,177

5,541

3,162,648

1,524,730

632,033

310,124

37,266,066

40,723,382

2,288,653

197,990

711,956

35,000

1,339,552

169,390

-

-

4,742,541

1,145,859

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`

Balance as at

31.03.2016` `

DepreciationDuring

the year

W.D.V.as at

31.03.2016

Rate%

2,763,702

284,515

467,667

24,325

648,593

249,936

93,582

46,519

4,578,838

4,603,176

27,873,698

1,995,757

4,960,133

40,541

4,502,200

1,694,120

632,033

310,124

42,008,606

41,869,241

25,109,996

1,711,243

4,492,467

16,216

3,853,607

1,444,184

538,451

263,605

37,429,768

37,266,066

10%

15%

10%

60%

15%

15%

15%

15%

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Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “7”CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCES

`

194,900 578,115 129,989

1,000 1,000

2,392,380 28,500

1,070,837 123,553 356,300

1,000

514,687 218,870

-

5,200 145,951

218,358

47,238 1,406,562

589,702 1,647,289

9,671,431

1,076,004

3,302,962

1,008,890

227,271

224,072

3,523,287

9,362,487

365,900 578,115 129,989

1,000 1,000

1,594,920 35,000

1,263,667 52,075

356,300

1,000

464,086 320,582 224,222

81,320 145,951

35,390 1,922,960

721,386 843,551

DEPOSITSWith M. C. G. BReliance Infra Ltd / BSES/Tata PowerFor Gas cylinder Vichare CourierM.T.N.L

ADVANCESPrepaid Bar Licence feesLoan to staffPrepaid & Other ReceivablesAdvances to Sectional SecretariesAdvances for Proposed Buiding ExtensionKotak Securities Limited

INCOME TAX PAIDA.Y 2014-15A.Y. 2015-16A.Y.2016-17

ACCRUED INTERESTOn Bank Fixed DepositsTax Free Bonds

RECEIVABLEFees Receivable / Members A/c

CASH AND BANK BALANCESCash in HandBank Of India Kotak Mahindra BankCitizen Credit Co-op Bank

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Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “8”MEMBERS SUBSCRIPTION

`

311,400 3,480,092

395,000 5,801,821

9,988,313

565,084 5,054,672

310,000 4,720,386

10,650,142

Ordinary Membership FeesAssociate membership FeesCasual Membership FeesMembers Guest Fees

Schedule “9”DEPOSITS

75

2,509,951 11,640,096

900,196 239,763

1,453,191

16,743,271

75

22,183,376

2,516,097

24,699,548

3,590,142 18,593,234

595,662 553,444

1,366,991

DIVIDEND Salsette Society

INCOME FROM MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENT- Dividend Income From Mutual Funds- Profit /Loss on sale of Units of Mutual Funds

INTEREST & MISC. INCOME- Interest On Bank Fixed Deposit- Interest On Savings Bank A/c- Interest on Tax Free Bonds

Schedule “10”OTHER INCOME

474,000 8,590

224,274 28,619

3,760 23,453

762,696

476,000 49,470 16,770 38,852

850 24,819

606,761

Hire Of Hall, Tennis Courts, Conference Room &TerraceMisc. Receipts\Scrap Sale\Discount Balances Written BackIdentity Card CollectionGarden ReceiptsInterest On Electricity Deposits

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Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “11”DEPARTMENTAL RECEIPTS

`

509,288 1,742,064

293,075 197,039

1,066,844 229,595 683,910

63,800 338,339

7,193,715 207,238

1,075,211 696,193 146,137

14,442,448

600,274 1,885,240

308,908 247,657

1,242,272 225,432 934,600

54,000 850,900

6,150,622 243,895

1,328,177 747,000 150,850

14,969,827

Badminton SectionBar & Restaurant Billiards SectionBridge RoomFitness CentreLibrary Section Literary & Cultural Locker FeesSports Social Section Table Tennis SectionSwimming PoolTennis SectionYoga Classes

Schedule “12”DEPARTMENTAL EXPENSES

332,235 1,552,958

663,957 304,824 671,394 280,346 674,245 321,739

6,089,659 200,000 876,808 401,500 162,330

12,531,995

327,820 1,690,888

607,164 300,210 950,311 269,135 724,693 563,134

4,769,459 207,605

1,018,937 400,000 157,333

11,986,689

Badminton SectionBar & RestaurantBilliards SectionBridge RoomFitness Centre Library SectionLiterary & CulturalSports Social Section Table TennisSwimming PoolTennis SectionYoga Classes

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Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “13”ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES

`

41,000 5,770

40,750 33,321

511,021 26,171 14,852 69,604

3,626,963 30

36,282 12,309

178,809 74,100 60,201

163,231 385,807 191,131

29,500 362,241

45,974 1,576,533

90,523 5,103,596

368,892 22,425

-

13,071,036 4,000,000

9,071,036

43,000 8,642 1,028

20,415 494,222

25,996 15,517 44,395

3,013,396 30

48,199 6,245

244,553 108,855

56,117 203,665 552,906 339,051

- 29,500

9,772,084 118,472

2,418,655 424,163

5,864,595 373,020

25,803 1,000

24,253,524 4,000,000

20,253,524

Audit feesBank ChargesBal. w/off / loss on sale of assetsAmortisation of premium on investmentsContribution to Provident Fund & ESICConveyance Cost of Identity CardsComputer Maintenance Electricity ChargesLease RentInsuranceMiscellaneous ExpensesPrinting & Stationery Professional & Legal ChargesPostage & CourierWater ChargesProvision For GratuityProvision For Leave EncashmentRates & TaxesNon Agricultural TaxMunicipal TaxesService tax & InterestRepairs & MaintenanceRefreshmentsSalaries, Wages & AllowancesSecurity chargesTelephone ExpensesGarden Expenses

Less:Allocation of Expenses to Sections & TCS

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Particulars

`2015 - 162014 - 15

Schedule “14”INCOME TAX

`

357,000-

357,000

-750,000

750,000

A.Y 2015-16A.Y 2016-17

Schedule “15”APPROPRIATIONS

15,350,000(881)

15,349,119

13,325,000-

13,325,000

General Reserve FundShort/Excess Provision for Taxation

Schedule “16”INCOME & EXPENDITURE

819,55824,442

844,000

844,00032,227

876,227

As Per Last Balance SheetAdd: Surplus for the year


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SCHEDULE - 17

SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND NOTES FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.03.2016.

1. METHOD OF ACCOUNTING:

The Accounts of the Gymkhana for the year have been drawn up on accrual basis.

2. USE OF ESTIMATES

The presentation of the Financial Statements in conformity with the generally accepted accounting principles requires the management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amount of assets and liabilities, revenues and expenses. Such estimates and assumptions are based on management's evaluation of relevant facts and circumstances as on the date of Financial Statements. The actual outcome may diverge from these estimates.

3. FIXED ASSETS AND DEPRECIATION :

a. Fixed Assets are stated at cost less depreciation. Direct costs are capitalized until Fixed Assets are ready for their intended use.

b. Depreciation has been provided on written down value at the rates prescribed by the Income Tax Act, 1961 and Rules framed there under.

4. INVESTMENTS & INCOME:

a. Investments are stated at cost of acquisition. The premium paid on purchase/acquisition of Investments is proportionately written off, over the maturity period of the Investments.

b. Income from Investments includes Dividends, Interest, Profit / Loss on

redemption of mutual funds and other income.

5. RETIREMENT BENEFITS:

a. Provision for gratuity for the eligible employees has been made on accrual basis by the management.

b. Provision for leave encashment has been made in respect of accrued leave due to the employees.

6. PROVISION FOR INCOME TAX:

The provision for Tax is made in respect of assessable income determined under Income Tax Act, 1961.

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7. OTHER ITEMS:

a. Establishment including Electricity Charges and other expenses which are attributed to the sections have been allocated to the respective sections.

b. Amounts spent for Library Books, Magazines, Subscriptions for magazines are charged to Library section and treated as revenue expenditure.

c. All Sectional Receipts & Payments are verified by the Sectional Secretaries of the respective Sub Committees and authenticated by the Managing Committee.

d. Fees received in advance and fees receivable from members are

subject to reconciliation and the receipts on the Tournaments / Sports Events are subject to confirmation.

8. OTHER EARMARKED FUNDS / APPROPRIATIONS:

a. The Building Fund as on the date of the Balance Sheet is represented by the Fixed Assets including the Building. The Building Fund amounted to Rs.3,73,30,986/- which is almost equivalent to the W.D.V of Fixed Assets of Rs.3,74,29,769/- as on the date of Balance Sheet and accordingly no amount has been transferred (P.Y. Rs. 34,00,000/-) from Building Fund to Secured Building Fund.

b. The transfer to General Reserve Fund for the current year amounted to Rs.1,33,25,000/- ( P.Y. Rs. 1,53,50,000/-).

9. MUNICIPAL TAXES:

Special Notice was received from Mumbai Municipal Corporation fixing the Capital Value of the Immoveable Property of the Gymkhana pursuant to which a demand for the Municipal Taxes on Capital Value based Taxation was raised by the Corporation w.e.f 1.4.2010.

The Property Tax was accordingly determined by the Corporation on Tax Account no. HW0505500120000 at Rs. 1,45,55,506/- for the period 2010-11 to 2015-16. In respect of the period from 2010 to 2015 it was fixed at Rs. 22,74,298/- p.a. and for the F.Y. 2016 the figure was determined at Rs. 31,84,016/-.

Pursuant to objections filed by the Gymkhana and persistent follow up of the matter, a substantial reduction in tax for the above period was made by the Corporation and the annual tax which was determined as under:

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F.Y. Tax (Rs.)2010-11 16,51,825/2011-12 16,52,987/2012-13 16,52,987/2013-14 16,52,987/2014-15 16,52,987/2015-16 23,14,182/-Total 1,05,77,959/-

Thus there was a overall reduction of the Corporation Tax to the tune of Rs. 39,77,547/- (1,45,55,506/- less 1,05,77,959/-).The Gymkhana has paid the outstanding tax amount of Rs. 92,71,443/- (1,05,77,959/- less tax paid in earlier years Rs. 13,06,516/-) in full.The breakup of Municipal Tax of Rs. 97,72,084/- under the head Establishment Expenses (Sch.13) is as under:

For Corpn. Tax Account no. HW0505500120000 Rs. 92,71,443/-For other Corpn. Tax Account nos. Rs. 5,00,641/- Total Rs. 97,72,084/-

The sum of Rs. 92,71,443/- includes Rs. 70,80,943/- which relates to the prior period commencing from the year 2010. The Expenditure under Establishment Expenses for the year stands enhanced to the extent of Rs. 70,80,943/- being the Corporation Tax relating to prior period.

10. Previous year's figures have been regrouped and rearranged wherever necessary to make them comparable with those of the current year.

Signatures to Schedule 1 to 17.

S.M.LASRADO & COChartered Accountants

Sd/-[ S.M.LASRADO ]

PLACE: MUMBAI thDATE : 16 July, 2016

Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- AJIT RODRIGUES ROGER C.B.PEREIRA DARRYL D'MONTE Trustee Trustee Trustee

Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- LADISLAUS PEREIRA DENITA GOMES CORNEL K. GONSALVES President Hon.Gen.Secretary Hon. Treasurer & Jt.Hon.Gen.Secretary

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We have audited the accompanying Financial Statements of THE J.S. PEREIRA MEMORIAL BOMBAY SUBURBAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE BANDRA GYMKHANA which comprise the Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2016 and the Statement of Income & Expenditure for the year then ended.







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Opinion


I). in the case of the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the said Championship Fund of the Gymkhana as at 31st March, 2016

and

ii) in case of the Statement of Income & Expenditure, of the deficit of the Gymkhana for the year ended on that date




2. in our opinion proper books of account as required by law have been kept by the Gymkhana in respect of the said Championship fund so far as appears from our examination of those books ;






Sd/-

S.M.LASRADO



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THE J. S. PEREIRA MEMORIALBandra,

BALANCE SHEET

FUNDS & LIABILITIESAs on

31.03.2015Amount ` Amount `

As on 31.03.2016

542,640 (4,100)

122,438

3,690 (16,072)

648,596

457,754

122,438

68,404

648,596

THE J. S. PEREIRA MEMORIALBOMBAY SUBURBAN LAWN TENNISCHAMPIONSHIP FUNDAs Per Last balance SheetAdd: Surplus/(Deficit) for the year

TENNIS TOURNAMENT FUND

CURRENT LIABILITIES:- Audit Fees Payable- Tennis Coaching scheme

538,540 (80,786)

4,050 64,354

NOTES:1) The Accounts of the Scheme for the year have been drawn up on accrual basis.2) Previous year's figures have been regrouped and rearranged wherever necessary to make them comparable with those of the current year.

As per Our Report AttachedFor S.M. Lasrado & CoChartered Accountants

Sd/-(S.M. Lasrado)Place: Mumbai

thDate: 16 July, 2016

TOTAL

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ASSETS

TOTAL

SUBURBAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPMumbai AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2016

Sd/-AJIT RODRIGUES

Trustee


Trustee

Sd/-DARRYL D'MONTE

Trustee



Sd/-DENITA GOMES

Hon.Gen.Secretary


President


3,322

5,000 640,274

648,596

3,322

5,000 640,274

648,596

CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCESCASH & BANK BALANCES- Bank Of India

AMOUNT RECEIVABLE- Deposit With M. S. L. T. A- Bandra Gymkhana

As on 31.03.2015Amount ` Amount `

As on 31.03.2016

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THE J. S. PEREIRA MEMORIALBandra,


EXPENDITURE

2014 - 15 2015 - 16

4,100 -

(4,100)

-

5,074 106,252

(80,786)

30,540

To Audit Fees" J.S. Pereira Lawn Tennis Tournament Payments

Excess of Expenditure over Income




Amount ` Amount `

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SUBURBAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPMumbai FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016

INCOME2014 - 15 2015 - 16

Sd/-AJIT RODRIGUES

Trustee


Trustee

Sd/-DARRYL D'MONTE

Trustee



Sd/-DENITA GOMES

Hon.Gen.Secretary


President


-

-

30,540

30,540

By J.S. Pereira Lawn Tennis Tournament Receipts

Amount ` Amount `

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We have audited the accompanying Financial Statements of THE TENNIS COACHING SCHEME OF THE BANDRA GYMKHANA which comprise the Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2016 and the Statement of Income & Expenditure for the year then ended.







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Opinion


i). in the case of the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the said coaching scheme of the Gymkhana as at 31st March, 2016

and

ii) in case of the Statement of Income & Expenditure, of the surplus of the Gymkhana for the year ended on that date




2. in our opinion proper books of account as required by law have been kept by the Gymkhana in respect of the said Coaching Scheme so far as appears from our examination of those books ;






Sd/-

S.M.LASRADO



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TENNIS COACHING SCHEME, Bandra,

BALANCE SHEET

FUNDS & LIABILITIESAs on

31.03.2015As on

31.03.2016

Amount ` Amount `

11,660,000 2,200,000

3,690 60,549

2,460,000 39,222

3,504 92,573

1,072,988 28,632

17,621,158

16,135,000

167,133

1,134,769

17,436,902

TENNIS COACHING FUNDAs Per Last Balance SheetAdd: Transferred from I&E A/c

CURRENT LIABILITIES- Audit Fees Payable- Payable to Coach & Markers- Fees Received in Advance- TDS & Other Payables- ESIC payable- Retention-Contractors

INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTAs Per last Balance SheetAdd: Surplus For The Year

13,860,000 2,275,000

4,050 62,949

- 4,057 3,504

92,573

1,101,620 33,149

TOTAL




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ASSETS

TOTAL

BANDRA GYMKHANA,Mumbai AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2016

Sd/-AJIT RODRIGUES

Trustee


Trustee

Sd/-DARRYL D'MONTE

Trustee



Sd/-DENITA GOMES

Hon.Gen.Secretary


President


As on 31.03.2015

As on 31.03.2016

Amount ` Amount `

554,677

3,137,835 11,200,000

-

38,146 8,050

500

817,486 (362,559)

(16,072) 1,641,111

73,769

46,465

1,015 1,315

479,420

17,621,158

591,014

14,387,054

47,579

245,568

1,457,865

707,822

17,436,902

FIXED ASSETS(Schedule 1)

INVESTMENTSFixed Deposits with BankMutual Funds (Schedule 2)

CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS & ADVANCES- Stock Of Tennis Shirts- Deposit with Tata Power Co. Ltd- Advance for Expenses

- Deffered Revenue Expenditure Less:1/5th written off

OTHER RECEIVABLES- J. S. Pereira lawn Tennis- Bandra Gymkhana- Tax Deducted at Source

Accrued Interest- On F D with Banks

CASH & BANK BALANCES- Cash in Hand- Bank Of India- Citizencredit co-op Bank

3,187,054 11,200,000

39,029 8,050

500

454,927 209,359

64,354 1,133,614

100,307

159,590

815 1,315

705,693

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TENNIS COACHING SCHEMEBandra,


EXPENDITURE

Amount S̀2015 - 162014 - 15

Amount S̀

32,960 66,960 42,604

150,000 530,638 424,891

16,639 362,992 362,559

112 4,100

95,678 -

150,000 2,200,000

28,632

4,468,766

38,146 63,660 43,691

150,000 713,066 426,284

6,348 139,651 274,991

115 4,500

87,717 31,150

150,000 2,275,000

33,149

4,437,468

To Opening Stock of T Shirts" Cost of Tennis Balls" Cost of Tennis T-Shirts" Electricity Charges" Payment to Coach" Payment to Coaching Staff" Misc. Expenses / W.off" Maintenance of Tennis Courts" Resurfacing of Tennis Courts" Bank Charges" Audit Fees" Depreciation On Fixed assets" Tournament Payments " Establishment Exps. (Bandra Gym)" Transferred To Tennis Coaching Fund" Excess Of Income Over Expenditure




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BANDRA GYMKHANA, Mumbai FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016

Sd/-AJIT RODRIGUES

Trustee


Trustee

Sd/-DARRYL D'MONTE

Trustee



Sd/-DENITA GOMES

Hon.Gen.Secretary


President


INCOME

Amount S̀2015 - 162014 - 15

Amount S̀

3,765,500 68,100

-

318,131 53,210

9,547

138,829

6,180 52,040

38,146

19,083

4,468,766

3,991,250 33,850

4,500

263,466 38,319

-

4,140 51,950

39,029

10,964

4,437,468

By Income from Coaching Coaching Fees Hire of Tennis CourtsTournament Receipts

By Income from InvestmentsInterest Fixed Deposits with BankSaving Bank A/cTax Free BondsMutual FundProfit / Loss on Sale of units

By SalesTennis BallsTennis T-Shirts

By StockTennis T-Shirts

By Miscellaneous IncomeOther Income / written back

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TENNIS COACHING SCHEME,Bandra,

Schedule “1”FIXED ASSETS

Particulars

` `

W.D.V.as at

01.04.2015

Additions Deletions

During the year

Particulars

2014 - 15`

2015 - 16

Schedule “2”INVESTMENTS

`

Ladder/Furniture & Fittings

Tennis Court Lights/Equipment

Previous Year

33,748

520,929

554,677

650,355

124,054.00

-

124,054

-

NOTES: 1) The Accounts of the Scheme for the year have been drawn up on accrual basis.2) Investments have been stated at cost.3) During the year a sum of Rs 22,75,000 /- has been appropriated towards TENNIS COACHING FUND.4) Previous year's figures have been regrouped and rearranged wherever necessary to make them comparable with those of the current year.

1,500,000 900,000

3,300,000 2,000,000 3,500,000

11,200,000

1,500,000 900,000

3,300,000 2,000,000 3,500,000

11,200,000

Mutual Funds J P Morgan India BankingBirla Sunlife Top 100 FundBirla Sunlife Dynamic Bond FundICICI Income Opportunities FundKotak FMP Series 172-1126 Days(MV/NAV ` 1,37,12,996/- as on 31.03.16)

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`

Balance as at

31.03.2016` `

DepreciationDuring

the year

W.D.V.as at

31.03.2016

Rate%

9,578

78,139

87,717

95,678

157,802

520,929

678,731

650,355

148,224

442,790

591,014

554,677

10%

15%

BANDRA GYMKHANA, Mumbai

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Dear Members, This year, our Bandra Gymkhana will host a genuine OKTOBER FEST in October itself! To celebrate and commemorate 80 years of being there for our members And their children, their children's children and their children's children's children! And for generations to come!!!!

Objective:To create the right launching pad to take our Gymkhana to the next level! (3 fun-frothing evenings by our members, for our members!!)

When?st nd rdFriday, October 21 , Saturday, October 22 and Sunday October 23 !

What?st1. On Friday, October 21 : Mass celebrated by

His Eminence Oswald Cardinal GraciasFollowed by: OUR BANDRA GYMKHANA SINCE 1935(an absolute fun ensemble of songs, dances, videos, jokes et al cuddled in the fondest of memories, revue style)Created & Directed by Rozzlin (Loretta) Pereira & Neale Murray

nd2. On Saturday, October 22 : UNBOTTLING THE MASALA!(to celebrate our heritage in terms of ambience, cuisine, fashions & style)Curated & Directed by Lucia & Roger Drego: Powered by AVION & Ainsley.

rd3. On Sunday, October 23 : OUR GYM'S GOT TALENT!(showcasing our multi-talented members - some of them, the best in the business!)Designed & Directed by Marie Paul.

Please save the dates, now!

Cheers!

Roger C.B. Pereira Trustee

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SAVE THESE DATES

SUPER SUPER BUMPER HOUSIE ON SUNDAYS AT 10.45 A.M.

th thBANDRA FEAST 11 Sept & 18 Sept 2016thDIWALI 30 Oct 2016

thST. ANDREW'S FEAST 4 Dec 2016thCHRISTMAS 17 Dec 2016

thNEW YEAR 8 Jan 2017thREPUBLIC DAY 29 Jan 2017

Function Date Booking

Bandra Feast Social thSat 17 Sept 2016

80 Years Celebrations

thThurs / Sat 20 Oct - rd23 Oct 2016

Diwali Nite thSat 29 Oct 2016

Halloween Nite stMon 31 Oct 2016

Celebrate Bandra - Food Festival

thSat / Sun 12 Nov / th13 Nov 2016

Christmas Bazaar thFri/Sat 16 Dec / th17 Dec 2016

thMon 12 Dec 2016 - 9 a.m.

Christmas Tree thTues 20 Dec 2016 Mon / Tues / Wed th th th16 , 17 & 18 Dec 2016

6.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m.

Christmas Dance thSun 25 Dec 2016 Band - Music Revival

Wed / Thurs / Fri st nd rd21 , 22 & 23 Dec 2016

6.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

New Year Eve Dance stSat 31 Dec 2016 Band - Red Hot & Cool

Tues / Wed / Thurs th th th27 , 28 & 29 Dec 2016

6.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m.

Members' Nite thWed 25 Jan 2017 Sat / Sun / Mon st nd rd21 , 22 & 23 Jan 2017

6.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m.

Valentine NitethTues 14 Feb 2017

Carnival Nite thSat 25 Feb 2017

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MEMBERS ENJOYING A BRUNCH AFTER FLAG HOSTING

SWIM COME LUNCH - IT’S A HOT SUMMER MONTH

FOOD & BEVERAGES – UNBELIEVABLE OFFERS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR – CHRISTINE PEREIRA WINS A 32” LED TV AND HOST OF

OTHER PRIZE

IF ITS SUNDAY, ITS HOUSIE AT THE BANDRA GYMKHANA

FITNESS CENTRE SOCIAL -

ZUMBA IN ACTION

TENNIS - HOME TOURNAMENT WINNER

THE PING-PONG TEAM ENJOYING THEMSELVES AFTER THEIR HOME TOURNAMENT

BADMINTON

A HOME SPUN TOURNAMENT - BILLIARDS

THROWBALL TOURNAMENT – AN EXCITING EVENT

TENNIS COACHING – A GREAT NEW

BEGINNING

J. S. PEREIRA MEMORIAL – PARTICIPANTS REVELLED IN THE HOSPITALITY OF THE BANDRA GYMKHANA

RECORD ENTRIES FOR OPEN RINK FOOTBALL & HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

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