AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 144, 18 June 1915, Page 8

AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

[ . I ANNCAL MEETING. I The eighteenth iiiinual nieellng of the ! An. l.i.ni'l llortl-llltlllll Society was held I last night in Williauwnu's Chnmbers, j Slii.rtlan.l Street. Mr. W. Ilan.iley pre-sid.-.1, L I j iiiMMITTI-IK'S KF.POIU'. I The niiuiiiil rep.,i t~r tl, i.iinitiee Ideal! .1! in,till, willi the work uf the pa-l i---,5...i. i s.,t ; -r... 1i..„ »„- express c.l .11 I ; tl'- results achieved. The report ini-n- I 1n... ..I llie ar.|iiisili..ii hi Ihe hiclctv ..f 111... I.nil.ling iv tl,,- 1.,,iii.,i,i. :, special Act ' i h.iv i. s l.ecu pa-M.l through parllim t-> I |r....;ir11! lII.' society , ss. .--In,. Tiie | 11 had lliii- cine in -eupatlni "t j , 1.-ii ding w hi. Ii f..r <-Nlillilt:.»l |.inp..s.-s | ».i- .pii'i- uiirivalle.l in the I•.. million. , D.l-.ili: 1.,1 I '.". ►.as.-II four mi,.li -iL.vvs | were hold. :,- w, II n- 'lie -Ill.sl.llar.V sllovv - f. i' . ..IT .'.i1... It,-fern,' .■ vvti- made 1,, ] Hie -v -s ~f the van,,u- shows, .-spec ally the uu'.uillll one, w lien Hie entries ~r • 1..1 d,:- and , lir.v- ilitliellillll,- "ere ililli.-sl | ,|..nl.|e 11,..-c of the prrv lolls v.-lir. Une ot [ the un,si Interesting er.-uls ~r the venr | nils the e-iabllshlng ~f n ila.-s for cottage j 'canlei.s. th,- .-..n0,mt.-.• l.clng iiidr t.. carry I : ,,:ii this lllllch ,1,-l:ed work through the j I liiuiol!, , -in .~f Vlr A. M M.vers. Ml. Win. j ipr..v:.|r.l .-. sum . f C2o to he illstrliitit.-.l In jTI.e vv,.-k of j. i■l ■; 111 ir was .-nt rusted l„ Mr j j,:,- rge Mill-, fit.US, wh,. carried out Ins iirrtiinis -~-k in the most, elli'dent and j ] Ihe report also -tuied that the money fo- iii<> pur.-lias" ..f th- hall In the Domain j v ,- provided !..'■ ii.enilK-ri "n dehelit lire* 'hearing interest. This .11.1 not e-.itnil any llnt.illty ~n ordinary ni.-ml.ers. Thanks w-.re ......r.1.-d it,.- l.ndies- Committee r..r | valuable -ervi.-e over n niiinlier of years. All others who had assisted the so.-iety were ais,, thanked in the report. I'lte balance sheet shewed receipts ittltt in li. and tin- expenditure left a halanee al l.nnk ..f 1L22 7, s I nn the 111..tl f the chairman. The report and l.al.iure sheet were adopted it ■ »:,. evplal 1 tiiat about twelve meinl.ers l wh.. 1....1 g.,.,r to til- front were being .-.. Nt 1 -id. red a.- llnilliei.il. Ami.llgsl the lii'-11l i i-.-i-s are 1.1. .renin.l ' ..lniel P.uggc ami M 11..r Ct'eenll.-llgll. I.ill. Kits. Tii- f.. lowing ..fllc-rs w.-re olect-,1 — I'titioi,. his |-: s .-..| v lli- Governor. 1,.r.l l.lv-rp....1: v I -.--p..!r.,11. Major „r An. klilli.l. Mr I II liui.-o.i. pre-I.leu I. Mr. 11.-iir; llr-il ;v n c presidents. Hon. X \|it. li.-ls \l---r-. A. M Myers. Ml. A |- \v Thomas, mul I W. Til.X-; lion, j ■ t.--:.-.i .r. Mr. II .1..1..1-. Inn auditor. Mr. I- 1: liti—r. I' 1' A : hon s.,li-it..r. Mt I II VVil'liiin-on; hon nun tourer. Mr. li A P.-iLii.s. The following members i«..-r- -I-. 1.-.I lo llli- committee -Messrs.. |. Hay. T. K. Pearson. .1. Itn.-k. N. ! 'I'lio.n.i-. C. Mills. Mini I', llarrcklhle. j