A. AND P. ASSOCIATIONS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17612, 15 November 1922, Page 7

A. AND P. ASSOCIATIONS.

%■ t f\ „ ♦ , I of the commitjxdP. Assouia- £. ' Present* bs (chairman}, Bland, Harig, aiouonaid, last enow aay oais imi {we** usea erected. uauutgp uaing tre; toe nfouua I to o&ve a row istened to the were received . instructed .to mg tue young trouads carried rfork had ueen C the gone and iw' ground was c executed, their meetings led' around the f banging picwas agreed to. ffison and Co., i, wrote regretgive a' cup for ydesdale Horse t a' success ±6 cretaries of the ■ft take entries the committee Domain Board r 10 years the free use of the ot contributed ir the 10 Tears if tue Domain, and "securing Hue committee w, when a coined to assist in s'enclosing his

property, on condition that no race clearings and rubbish ihould be left on the banks of the race. The question of securing the services of a veterinary surgeon for the district was held over until next meeting. Messrs L. White and R. C. Todhunter were elected, members of the Association. It was decided to leave the ploughing and, sowing down of'new grounds in the hands of the Ground Committee with power to act. with an instruction to endeavour to hare everything ready for the 192* show. " ' UALVSBK At the annual meeting of the Malvern A: and P, Association the report an* balance-sheet, the latter showing a debit, were adopted. The election of officers resulted as fowwols:—Patron, Mr A. W. Adams; president, Mr H. A. Millar; « ' T « £■**»■; treasurer, Mr H; C. Tbwnsentf; secretary, Mr T. S Innea; auditors' Messrs G. P. Wright and G. H. Judd; committee" Messrs' R. J4. Johnson, G. P. Wright, E. 8. Gudn L. D. Adams, J. Walker, A. Robertshaw. H. Page, H. Atkinson, W. Watson,- W. J. Jenkins, E. King, P. Jenkins, G. Butler, J. fa. Jebsop A. Clarke, J. R. Cullen, B. A. Adams, D. Buhner. , The outgoiqe president referred to the deaths of the Hon. C. A. C. Hardy, who had been patron for 19 years in succession, Messrs W. P. Pannett, a past . president and patron, J. Turner, ' a judge, and J. H. Jarman, who was an exhibitor of draught horses.