ONEHUNGA POULTRY CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 74, 27 March 1918, Page 10

ONEHUNGA POULTRY CLUB.

——■ •—— ; , r .V ineetinz nf poullty brooders was hcJtl 1 3:ißt night iri thn ISbroisgli Clmnibors nt tine- ' 3imit-a. -when it was Ueciilcd to form a « lioultry c;lnh, ■to bo railed the Dnelninpa . Poultry Club. Mr 11. E. YTclham .prrsiileiV. ' Tie -stated that the objects of thp club "would bo to eocttiirTifje tlio lirf*ediilfi of standard-bred poultry, to conduct wiz- ■ layins competitions, aud' to promote edu■<'ational work, lioih theoretical and prueJical. The election of offioers resulted as follows:—Patroir. Sit- V. W. LaiiK. M.1 , .; .president, Mr J-\ SKlnner; vice-presi-dents, Messrs. \\. .]. Brewin. I). Noilson, K. .T. Higsins. IT. .1. navies, F. W. O>urt. sen.. G. L. Taylor. T. G. Schiiackenlieri.'. — Thompson, W. Vfatts, T. George. .1. M. 'ITiompson, A. E. W. !S. Moore, A. *?. Holmes, J. Nixon, and .T. Stoupe: trus«ecs, Messrs. .T. Small, H, K. "Welham, <;. A. Court: executive, the president, secretary, treasurer; and Messrs. J. Small, 11. E. Welham and AY. Itrown; secretary, Mr YV. U. Mclntyre: assistant secretary. Mr F. JJrewiu; treasurer. Mr .T. W. T. Maeklnw: siuditor. Mr T. G. Sclinackenbcrs. The «-hairinan reported that over 40 peoiilo had promised to become members. It was eigreed to hold innnthly meetings for lectures, demonstrations, etc.. the syllaJ)us to be arranged by the executive.