JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ASSOCIATION.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17061, 4 February 1921, Page 8

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the Cantcibary Juatteta the Peace Association wm held last sigbv. Present —Moists H. Holland (chasxmaaY, It C. Bishop, John Clarke, A. Williams. C. H. 4 Gilby, H. H. Smitli, G. E. Good. 1L tfUX* S ford, G. E. Franklin, and J. B. Brant (lion. , secretary). • <• ' Eight applications lor membership wm ' , approved. ' v . 7 It was decided to hold another mcieheßr < social during- March, and the matter of IT ; ; ranging for the address and programme *•». | left in the hands of the president and we- J retiTy. It was also decided to hold m mam- *| bers' business meeting at aa early >| which »n address on Court pjooedura be (riven, and the technical nd rwwcw of Justices generally bo fuGy explain*!. Mr H. Lanrford reported that W recently in "Palmerstoi* vko* found that great interest ma maaifwMd = amongst the Justices, and he expected tk»t • an Association would soon 1» inani|iuaira- ( The secretary was instructed to cammoamt* with those interested, and to gi*» any information required. . Tho secretary reported thai the access order for members' medallions had come to hand and been distributed. A hearty vote of thanks waa fSsn& to president for his gift of 200 copies of tk» address recently delivered, entitled Powers, and Responsibilities of Just joes « the Peace."