MEETINGS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 305, 21 December 1912, Page 10

MEETINGS.

ArCKLAXD LIEDERTAFEL.

The twentieth annual meetinc of ».. M£o e uc°H«£ £?5c? el *t iast "T* * gathering »t 'the periods *JJ» pteaeuc Ihe report and balance-she^ lll lorth the Society as oemg iv a flourfih? condition as regards both members ■Hγ,, 5 tendances, whiilt the musical side was J* well looted alter. The ucauces aad a credit balance enables the .w~S t« look forward to a prospered seafion shott ly to be entered upon, section or ouT,"*, tor Lhe yea;- 1913 retailed as foi.ow«Patron, ilr. H. Biott; president, Mr Iγ Jlacky; vice-prosmeuts, ilessrs. Hroteol iieauer.soQ, and AJuel.er; conductor D» Thomas; secretary. Mr. S. J. Harbutt'; tre£ .surer, Mr. J. LTurup; librarian Mr L Strlckett: auditor, Mr. J. E. Laylarid- com mluec Messrs. Wright. Trenwiti. Co'.tSS Johnson, and Kowe. As showing the har* monious working of Its active and honorary officials, tiie tvliole were re-elected, aad the members i>re«.nt expressed their appreeff. tion of tie work done by rpquestlnV tWi to again take office, bein? assnred of th» hearty gooUwiU of the whole of the perform iiiK menil.ors present. Votes of thanks to Lhe chairman lilr. F. Wright) tad the ontgomg officers the business part of the :o a close, when a short while was sp* , r in prcliausiug opinions reyirdinj; the wori. to be undertaken next year. In tlie monui cf August the Society attains in majority, and it is the intention to strive tn mark the year by adding to tie strength of the singers, ■wnich. it si hoped will reach to the number of a hundred.