TIMARU NEWS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19151, 7 November 1927, Page 2

TIMARU NEWS.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Mansell (Timani) left for Christchureii on Saturday. Mrs F. F. A. Ulrieh (Elizabeth street) is visiting Christchurch. Mr and Mrs Croll and Mrs T. York (Christchurch) are visiting Timaru. Mrs Howcy (Wai-iti road) is visiting Christchurch. Mrs Littlejohn (Beverley road) is visiting Christchurch. Mr and Mrs W. Wi Baxter (Wai-iti ronu) spent the week-end in Christchurch. Mrs H. Scott (Wellington) is visiting her mother. Mrs Hart (Nil© street). Mr and Mrs J. Grant (Grev's Hills) are visiting Christchurch. Mr and Mrs J. Todd (Le Cren street) are visiting Christchurch. Mr and Mrs T. Rhodes (Hadlow) and Mr and Mrs J. Innes (Haldon) are on a visit to Christchurch. Mr and Mrs J. Lee are visiting Christchurch. Recent arrivals at the Grosvenor Hotel include-.—Mr and Mrs J M. 0 Brien (Dunedin), Mr J. Mar=h (Auckland), Mr C. Stevens (Auckland), Mr A. Anderson (Wellington), Mr W. Wills (Christchurch), Mr A. W. Clapp (Dunedin), Mr T. Jenkins (Dunedin), and Mr R. T. Carr (Auckland). Recent arrivals at the Hvdro Grand Hotel include:—Mr and Mrs Ainge (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs A. W. Free (Wellington), and Mrs E. R. Guinness (Ealing). Recent arrivals at the Dominion Hotel include:—Mr E. Ferguson (Dunedin), Mr E. Rough (Wellington), Mr E. J. Foster (Dunedin), Mr J. Gray (Auckland), Mr R. J. Shouler (Dunedin), Mr J. Clarkson (Wellington)., and Mr J. Browning (Dunedin).

STUDENTS' RECITAL. The Jellicoe Hall was filled to its capacity on Saturday night, to greet the students of Miss Jcssio King. The stage was charmingly decorated with Iceland poppies, greenery, and tangerine marigolds, while arum lilies on a high stand stood out clearly against the dark background. Miss King wore delphinium blue clogue satin, with a front panel of georgette of the same colour, finished with a hand-made plastron of French flowers across the front of the low waist .line. She received two beautiful bouquets of pink roses and lilies of the valley.

Owing to the unavoidable absence of one of the students, Miss Hyde, Miss King herself sang two items, which were warmly received. The excellent accompanist was Miss Frances Hamerton, L.A.8., who wore black georgette with a hand-made posy on one shoulder.

The soloists were: Miss Gwenda Tompkins, who wore hydrangea blue taffeta, with scalloped hem; Miss Dorothy Salter, in shell pink, brocaded crepe do chine; Miss Holly Downio, rtiral georgette, with lace panels. Miss Vivienne Ralph, L.A.8., wore a soft shade of pink taffeta with touches of sequin embroidery on the bodice; Miss Gladys Brook's frock was of floral georgette with a posv of flowers on one shoulder. Miss Nellie Billcliff wore petunia taffeta, with a rucked bodice, the skirt, being finished with a hem of silver lace. Frocks of very soft shades were worn by those who sang in the part-songs, nuking a very pretty picture against the dark background. The other solmsts were Mr Stuart Goslin and Mr Hilfred Kershaw. The latter is the holder of Miss King's scholarship for this vear.

DIXIELAND. A very large and enthusiastic gathering was present at Dixieland on Saturday evening when tue usual weekly dance was held. The supper tables and lounges were very prettily decorated with Bpring flowers, palms, and evergreens. During the evening pupils of Miss Bessie Macdonald danced an Irish jig which was very well received. Les Marston's Orchestra supplied excellent music. Amongst the guests present were:—Mr and Mrs Derrick Gould, Mr and Mrs Maciarlane, Mr and Mrs Hudson (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs Gerald Gerard, Mr and Mrs D. D. Bailey, Mr and Mrs P. D. Hall, Mr and Mrs J. B. Neale. Mr and Mrs Sheppard, Mr and Mrs Aen Ballantyne, Mr and Mrs Edwin Milnes, Mr and Mrs E. E. Rawnsley, 'Mr and Mrs \V. Aitken (Dunedin), Dr. and Mrs Daunt, Dr. and Mrs Maurice Louisson, Dr. and Mrs Arthur Thomson, Mr and Mrs A. McQueenan, Mr and Mrs Roger Gould, Mrs Perry, Mr and Mrs Black, Mr and Mrs A. S. Taylor, Mrs West (Wellington), Mr and Mrs Eric Milltou, Mr and Mrs Saunders, Mr and Mrs Mulligan, Mr and Mrs Reid, Mrs Christopher, Mr and Mrs Charters (Southland), Mr and Mrs Godfrey, Misses Alice Gunn, Nancye le Cren, Nonie Enright, May Andrew, Kathleen Bristed, Nancy Gibson, Barbara Gibsou, Kathleeu Rutherford, Roma j Carey, Douglas, Molly Chapman, Joyce SethSmith, Jean Borthwick, Josie Smith, Ella Mac Gibbon, Nancy McDougall, Nancy Minson, Jean McDougall, Maud Nichol, Ida Denton, Rata Tribe, Molly Bean, Nell Buddo, Alva Cadle, Ruth Good, Lissaman, Rhona Munro, Margaret Stevenson, Nancy Mathieson, Molly Shand, Joan Shand, Mona Matheson (Timaru), Doreen Kiver. Marjory Reid (Wellington), A. Aciand, Meta Nixon, Margaret Tripp, Sally Holmes, Doris Sedrnan, Edna Gill, Ethel le Cren (Timaru), Olive Talbot, Wansborough, Beatrice Patrick, Emily Mci George, Florence McGeorge, Margaret Scoular, Ella. Fitzgeorge, Marjory Mounsey, Billie Strachau, Kathleen Wishart, Davidson, Mennes, Norah Thompson, Harper, Marie Birch, Thelitis Johnston, Enid Lawson, R, Munday, M. Cross, Hilda Heckel, Humphries, Phvllis Street, Marie Orchard, Dorothv Campbell, Angus, Lloyd, Kingston, Eileen O'Connell, R. Evans, Fay Palmer, Gregory Ayprs Madge Mallanson, Violet Cotter, Ena Gillespie, Anderson, Thomson, Emily Turner A.da Rawson, Eileen Hanlan (Dunedin), ' Ruby (arpinter, Aldridge Carson, Marv Hnllett Hilda Comerford, Myra Hart (Cambridge)', Molly Curtis, Marjory Frostick, Esther Dennison, Molly Templcman, Doris Collins, Gwen Anson, Peggy Clowes, Marie Bishop, Bessie Macdonald Peggy Nelson, Lexie Jorgenson, Watson, Viva Gray (Dunedin), E Fitzhenry, McCredie, Brown, Paul. Mavis Ritchie, Fanny Middleton, Madge Watson, Foley King, Price, and Parker, Commander £>' Boyle, Dr. Gray, Dr. Bennett, Captain Walker! Messrs J. Moore, G. Bristed, D. Carl. Macdonald A Stuart-Bower. F. Dawson (Dunedin), R. Mathieson, AV. Spencley, S. Bennett, b %\7\? n ' - B c Tnd(l - H - R °™ldson. Foster O Malley Seed, Gowan, Maitland, Lockwood. M. V.hale, Tait, R. Wittington. N. Donovan, A. W. Smithson, V. Hean, F. H. McLagen, F. H. Hayes, T. Clarkson. Kilner, Dave, J. L. Myers. O'Connell, Green, Boddington. Smart, Ritchie. Andrews, Birch, 11. G. Cross, McWard, Brown, K. Pritchitt, T B. Lane, J. R. Upton, E. S. Bowie. Tonksf Muir Dick Scott, Black, Gregory. I. H. Skip! worth, Haughton, Larcombe, Hadßeld. Gue<t Bacon \oung, Kent. ,T. H. Powell. Johnstown,' C. Pethyridge, J. Fairhurst, Anderson. J Commons, Orbcll, Middleton. Stewart N E* Robertson, Menzies. Savill, Turnbull.' Keane," 0. Kelly. S. McEvedy. R. Laurie F Falkinder. Warbutton. M. Mitchell. H Godfrev M. Mitten, Forbes, P. Barrett. W. F.dmnndV Francis, Davidson. B. Robilliard. M. J. Chris-' tie, E. J. Moon, Brent, Stout, S D Sloman. A. B. Loughnan, England. H. Sinclair Mac Gibbon. Mitchell. Power, Cromh Clav' C. Wallis, Rout, Sinclair, and McCredie

CUP DAY AT RICCARTON.

"Cup Day' - —these are magic words to Canterbury residents; indeed, of all days in the calendar, none is more pleasnrably anticipated by the general public. And seldom has this great day dawned more pleasantly than it did on Saturday, when in warm sunshine an expectant crowd, including an unusuallv large number of visitors, thronged the lawns at Riccarton, where the racing was most exciting, an d_just as important from a woman's point of view—the frocking was smart, interesting, and varied. The gardens, too, added their quota to + he general air of gaiety and brightness. About them there was a colourful luxuriance that yet did not outrun trimness. Lilac in full bloom, laburnum with its drooping cups of gold, and the rare crimson kowhai nodded above, beds of marigolds, wallflowers, and petunias. , The dressing, on the whole, was subdued in colouring, black with and without touches of white or of bright colours being very popular Then the whole rango of mastic shades from palest biscuit colour te deepest bracken brown, were greatly favoured, wliile naw blue, so kind to young and. old alike, made a triumphal re-entry into the foreground of Fashion. Green, too, claimed not a few devotees, and manv attractive frocks of patterned crepe de chine added variety to the

scene. . ~ , Hats were large and practically devoid of trimming, except for plain encircling ribbons. The two striking characteristics were the appearance ot plain crowns, boasting not a wrinkle or a fold, and brims almost as wide at the back as at the front and sides. Shoulder posies were larger and more important than ever, many of pure white being noticeably smart, and parasols of the fascinating useless variety, which women love, added to the sportive air of the scene. Mrs George Gould wore an elegant dress of parchment-tinted georgette lightlv beaded in gold and inset with parchment lace, mounted on an underdress of black satin beauto banded with perraiche blue, wide black crinoline hat with black velvet ribbon band. Lady Clifford wore a grey striped costume, black hat with feather rosette at one side; Mrs Charles Clifford (England), wine Iwrry reel crepe de chine trimmed with heavy self-coloured fringe, blaek hat with vari-coloured feather mouut at one side; Mrs Deans, handsome coat of black satin beaute with collar of finely pleated frills which, in oblique hands, also trimmed the skirt, black hat trimmed with fine lace and vari-coloured posy in front; Mrs William Deans, black satin frock with front panel of cameo pink georgette under smart black satin coat, pouched at the waist, block hat with shaded pink rose; Lady Rhodes, polyanthus crepe, de chine dress and visca straw hat of the same shade. Oriental tissue coat trimmed with fur; Mrs George Rhodes, finely tucked black georgette with pointed panels of black lace, black satin coat, black Bangkok hat. with small varicoloured flowers; Mrs H. A. Knight, navy crepe de chine with touches of Egyptian embroidery, navy hat; Mrs George Aitken, beautiful frock of pleated navy georgette, wide navy ballibuntl bat; Miss ITarcourt (Wellington), very smart frock of black brocaded Ottoman with bands of scarlet rows of steel button, the coat-like front opening over jumper waistcoat of ivory brocade, black Bangkok hat; Mrs J. Cracroft Wilson, beautiful frock of larkspur blue faconnc, embossed with panne velvet, ivory lace scarf, black hat with blue feather rosette at on« side; Mrs Lowry (Hawkc's Hay), black French ziberline dress with senrf collar and cuffs of Oriental crepe de chine, black hat with upstanding pleated rosette in front: Mrs Vernon, fine apple r.:reen jersey silk suit, parchment tinted Spanish lace scarf, black hat: Mrs Cecil Ollivier, black georgette with finely pleated panels, black satin coat, carnation red hat, and parasol; Mrs Algar Williams, spotted crepe de chine in wallflower shades, wide hat banded with

wallflower velvet; Mrs M. Bethell, beige georgette bordered with almond green georgette, and inset with beige lace embossed with pink floral motifs, beige georgette cape, and wido pink hat; Mrs Edgar Stead, biscuit crepe de chine, patterned in red, biscuit hat banded with red ribbon; Mrs George Weston, black crepe de chine dress with white flower on shoulder, wide black ballibuntl hat; Mrs H. A. "loung, beige .pleated crepe de dime, wide beige straw hat with flat velvet flowers to ton*: Mrs Arthur Elworthy, black pleated georgette with panels of black lace, black crinoline hat with shirred velvet trimming; Mrs Walter Stringer, beige lace banded with brown fur over beige georgette, black straw hat with upstanding beigo ospreys; Mrs J. D. Ormond (Hawke's Bay), green and bis-cuit-patterned crepe de chine dress j [ under black ziberline coat, black hat with brilliant ornament in front; Miss | Cowlishaw, nary crepe de chine with Richelieu embroidery, wide black crinoline hat with feather mount in front: Mrs Ci. Leslie Rutherford, black satin beaut© with front panel of pink beige, black hat, with velvet rosette and brilliant, buckle; Mrs James Palmer (Marlborough), attractive coat of black lace and georgette over black georgette dress, black crinoline hat; Mrs J. C. Clarkson, navy crepe de chin© smartly trimmed with ivory georgette, navy straw hat banded with petersham ribbon : Mrs Frank Graham, charming coat of black lace and georgette over beige ceorgette frock, small black hat; Mrs C. G. Dalgety. burgandy crepe de chine, black satin hat; Mrs Endell Wanklyn. pretty frock of pervenche blue georgette, finely tucked, embroidered with floral motifs, wide black crinoline hat; Lady Campbell, graceful frock of fine black lace and georgette mounted on satin, wide black hat banded with velvet; Mrs L. B. Bcale (Wellington), navy blue cliarmelaine frock, almond green Bangkok hat; Miss Alison Jennings, uncommon frock of ruby red crepe de chine, large hat of a lighter tone; Mrs M. H. Godby, frock of black crepe de chine, uncommonly patterned with bands, of green spots, black satin coat, and largo black hat; Miss Boyle, black uinon- patterned with rose and blue flower, ciel blue crinoline hat with velvet ribbon ; Mrs Redmond Xeill. graceful frock of ash-rose lace and georgette mounted on blush pink, large black hat: Mrs H. H. Loughnaii, crepe de chine frock in two tones of pansy mauve, black hut banked with pansies; Mrs Lance, black ' sreorgette, finely pleated, black hat witli handsome floral applique; Mrs Roger Gould. smart black crepe de chine frock with

collar and vestee of white georgette, pink beige hat: Mrs George ■ Henne'ssv, honey-coloured satin beaute frock with graduated tucks on the skirt Bangkokhat to tone; Miss Hester Gould mushroom georgette with verv deep yoke and panels of mushroom lace, wide crinoline hat to match, with darker velvet ban J; Mrs Derrick Gould, uncommon frock of log-wood J brown ninon over heavv ecru lace, wide straw hat banded with brown corded ribbon • Mrs Godfrey Hall, naw georgette with beige lace corsage! nav'v georgette coat beige and navv hat: -Mrs h. J. Cordner. exclusive frock of sahara georgette, heavily embossed on the skirt with bracken brown panne velvet bracken brown crinoline hat: Mrs Bernard Wood. san d-coloured crepe de chine frock. tailored ♦«™ v % ' Straw hat of a deeper ™ dll C "ney, vert preen koAai T d ; esS - * ide m °>* BangWl „V w Mr ? Gerald Gerard - daint > T LSiffr? 8 ,ac « and georgette. IX Z K f ? match J Mr Douglas 4ncneTof SSL^P 8 d * «*in« with toncnes of. Egyptian embroidery, large

black hat with flame-coloured rose at ono side; Mrs Gordon Dcnntston, cameo pink georgette patterned m rose and blue, under cornflower blue coat, blue crinoline hat; Mrs Arthur Grigs, ivorv georgette with coloured embroideries .shading from cameo pink to deep wine red, ivorv crinoline hat; -ui» Freddie Cracroft Wilson, dainty frock of patterned ninou in tones or lo.\glove and cvclamen, navy Bangkok liat with narrow cvclamen band; Mrs a. M. Dennehv (Grevmouth). beige georgette and lace with handsome embossed motifs, black crinoline hat underlined with beige georgette; Mis* Claire Morkane, navy crepe de clnno suit, with smart touches of red nav\ hat; Mrs George Reid, hyacinth blue pleated georgette frock, and Bangkok hat to match; Mrs Maurice Macfarlane, beige lace and georgette, almond green crinoline hat: Miss Joan Fulton, attractive suit of silver grey with finely pleated skirt and jumper flecked with narv blue, navy hat handed with grev; Miss Bettv Cotterill, charming frock of mauve-grey ninon, patterned I with scarlet, mauve-grey hat banded with scarlet; Mrs Rossmore Cracroft Wilson, very smart three-piece, suit of scarlet ziberline with imperial blue vest, scarlet helmet hat; Miss Rosamond Clifford, ivory and scarlet patterned ninon, smart red and white flecked straw hat with red floral posy at one side; Miss Aroha Clifford, blue patterned crepe do chine shading to orange at the hem, cream ballibuntl hat banded with cream velvet ribbon; Miss Sally Holmes, almond green crepe de chine dress, with three kilted flounces on skirt, mastic .straw hat banded with green; Miss Halmai Loughnali, primula crepe de. chine frock, small hat to match; Miss Jean McDougal), black crepe de chine trimmed with cire braid, oatmeal straw bat banded with black; Miss Betty Rutherford, very smart biskra frock with vandyked bands of satin, ballibuntl hat to match, and chic little parasol; Miss Mollie Chapman, cobalt blue erepellii. small black hat; Miss Margaret Stevenson, pretty frock of cyclamen patterned ninon, wide crinoline hat to match: Miss Betty Coop, navy crepe de chine, with touches of beige, navy hat; Miss Joan Cooper, dainty frock of apple green georgette trimmed with tiny frills, hat to match; Miss Jea<n Newton, very smart frock of green patterned crepe de chine with urjstandmg collar, wide hat to tone; Miss Gwendoline Jellett. prettv frock of georgette in two tones of pink, gold crinoiine hat.

FANCY DRESS DANCE. A pretty and very enjoyable plain and fancy dress dance was held.in the Orange Hall on Saturday evening the occasion being the annual break-iiD of Miss Comyn Thomas's junior classes. The hall was effectively decorated with evergreens and coloured streamers, while bowls of roses and festoons of balloons added to the brightness of the supper room. Excellent music was supplied by Seymour's Orchestra, while the costumes of the dancers varied and quaint, all added to the harmony and pleasure of the dance. During the evening several solo items were given by the pupils which were greatly appreciated. Among those present were:—The Misses R. Allard (Cymbal Dancer), D. Pairman (Rose), M. AVebb (Crinoline), J. Turn bull (Quaker Girl), M. Forbes (Pierrot). J. Forbes (Harlequin), M. I Bun* (Lilac), X. Hitchcock, J. Clowes, M. Allard (Ballet Girls), V. Forsyth (Victorian Lady). T. Gill (Rosebud), R. Denham (Eastern Ladv), S. Kincaid (Sleigh Bells), S. and P Johns Pierrot and Pierrette), M. Morrison (Columbine), P! Mastcrson (Hungarian Peasant), H. Allard (Folly), M. Allard (Knave of Clubs), G. Moore (Gipsy), B. Yellowlecs (Victorian Lady). E. Everist (Russian Dancer), M. and 0. Juriss. T. Cooper, D. Jones, M. Carmichael, J. and N St. John, D. Blake, W. and R. Andrew, and M, O Brien.

CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. On Wednesday night from 7 to. 10 o'clock, a fancy-dress carnival will be held for school-children in the Caledonian Hall. Every possible arrangement has been made to ensure the children having a good night's entertainment. Refreshments will be given and evcrv child will be presented with a box of chocolates on leaving. Admission is by ticket only, which can be procurex! from the main door.

ALL SPORTS ASSEMBLY

A .dance, will be held in the Fiolleston ptre.?t Hall fo-niglit, commencing at 8 o'clock. The semi-final of the fox trot competition will b)bo be held. . Teddy Jones's Full Band will supply the latest musical numbers. There was a. very large attendance at the AM Sport's' Assembly weekly dance, held en Saturday night in the Albert Hall.

WINTER GARDEN CABARET

lherewas , l arJrß attendance of ' Or VV"° Ci 'J- "' the Winter G, r . den Cabaret dance on Saturdav. Supper tab es were prettily decorated with ro ~ van-colonred daisies, and fplia , e , ,„, lounge with p, lm shrub - ■ ' 'he shower ferns -\„ oxc .„„ Mfkets of music was suppfied b'v 71?nl !' ro -; ran ""e of Amongst those present ,JL'' y . S n Ja " B »«JMaurice Louisson Dr L i r ? r : Dr - a,,d J| r» I>r. and Mr, '" " llwl1 ' Mrs Livingstone (Aucklim) v Ca V**"i »"d ton (Auckland), 'C'lm M H s Hami| - ford, Mr and M rs n' ! G «*R« <iu"iMr and Mrs Vincent' V"; CHamilton). Gray (Dunedin) Mr , v" d * lrs *'• '<• (Dunedin). Mrs V\ d Mrs x - Weston and Mrs IT. A Millard v" <T Jm »™>. Mr Mr and Mrs T ft Km V nd Mrs w ««. Hex, Mrs Hall, Mr and Mrs r, r d , M « •»• and Mrs P. s Uwrl.™ ™ mberlain - Jf r E. Clarke. Mr ,nj\Tp !'. Mli Mr » w - Mrs W. A. McOupp,, v • La ' vcr <- Mr and B. Hobbs OVeliinetnß) m " Bd ., Mr » R - «• S. Adam, Mr and Mr, > v Z ad M " W - 0. field), rir,TC«V ,C (Sprinff - Gibbon, Mr and Mrs' n ?.. M , r « J> Mt - Jington). Mr and Mm H' w K, "!, ber „ (Wel - Mrs Re-. Watkinf v?" Afr and Grant, J?r and ' W 7^!- d ,V" Ron » ,d S. Smith, Mr and Mr"" vW a P? 3lr « and Mrs K. Wilson vVh .Sr^' 1 ' 1 ' Mr coner, Mr and Mr, % w-i and ,¥ t n A - ™- Mr and Mrs V T r,A lhon , (Winchester), and Mrs F fndrewf mT < A «? kI «""»- Mr Mr and Mrs C K Mr n°v *!? Mor ««". Mrs Allen. Mr an* Mrs D V v """P?."". Clorine Madden Jo™ £, • Slooro, Ulsses Harris (Grcymouth), Jean WlllE™ ' 0 " e Olive Manson (Auckland)r J We " in e«°»>. Col]t'« M n L ) S^ PheDSOn V I>»r™ TaviiV' f' Curwen, Vera Curwen, Olive t y v ' ( «"? Anson - Blanche Washer Ribr Jacobs Madge Osborn, Lorrie Hales,' Edna i ett C oflvT Cathlee 'i Wa, ' d ' Lil ' »a" <&■*;», ?r- y • Ja H l .l fi3 < m . Eva Hilton, Jovce Smith, Winnie Wilcox, May White 1n ~ Ledsham, Edith Thornton/ Doll" ' Bhn" Olga Wackod, era Power, Marie 1 Woolley OH*Jf ? h °f nton A riell ß Johnston, Eileen § tr' M T y " T Grahßm - Mina Austin, Joan ray or, Minnie Jarv.s, Madge Harrison, Rita Harlcy, Kathleen Moore, Louie Hepburn, v" % \ e ?'\ on < Gladys Wilson, Zoo Connor. nllZ r ndc -T; Gwe " Hill. Ron Newton, Doris Hardie. Fay Mason (Dunedin), Clndvs Cross Marjone Beattie, Fancy G'atton,* l.vnda Parmer, Agnes Cunnen, J. Sinnet, Eleanor Moody, Gene Humphries, Ivy Hanvood T Mochan, I. Foubister, Lily Woods. Nancy u, . ,nl "Sf.' Eve Clayton, Phcebo Simpson. Elsie Allison, Chris McLeod. Ivv Shepherd Vera Wright, Thelma Morris, Fay Archer Margery Tate, Olnre Armstrong. Edith Kuoi (Auckland), Jean Holmes, R. Wilson, Madge Wood, Blanche Cook, Chris Henderson, Bryan, Effie James, Elsie Owen, Vcru Clark, Messrs A. Vizer, C. K. Turner, J. p. Flood A J. Fahcy, W r . H. Nicholls, Raymond Erasmuson, G. Fuller (Wellington), P. White I. H. Vincent, J. Tansey, H. Sinclair, D. Knight, Ron. Mathieson, G. W. Spensley, F Jeffries (Palmerston North). A. D. Palmer (Duncdm) S. Ramsay, F. Boyd. Lavry (Auckland), N. Thompson, 0. Macdonald, C. bprosten, Ivan Perrin, N. Donovan. L. C. Robinson. H. R. Mcllraith, R. W. Whinington. P. Black, H. Mansfield, L. Lvnch, Muvchison, C. Talbot, M. Gibson (Timaru), L. McKcnzie Hutchinson, Leo Coffey, L. Fox, L. Spooner, E. Duncan, Stuart Spenoc, Chambers. 0. Tipler, L. Burns, Godfrev C. Martin (Auckland),'J. Lane, H. Howie, Golding, V. Kingdon, D. Holmes. R. C. Muschamp, H. Armstrong, H. Gillespie, J. Murray, D. Morrow. G. M. Julius, C. IT. Battery, ■ M. J. Byrne, J. Oakley, N. W. Robinson, J. Woolcock. L. J. Mather. M. J. Scott, W; Allrich, M. Mitten, T. Johnston, W. V. Flute, G. Gasson, Dickson, 0, Walker, G. Lowe. Gerald Barnard, W. e! Anderson, Laurie Robinson, A. Fairbrass, F. Stewart. R. J. Turner, F. W. Pankhurst, Jfixon, 3. Turpin, F. Bullock, T. Bennett, F. Ward, Curtis, C. Bonnington, T. Evans. Maddock. F. J. Frankish (Wellington). D. Wyllie, S. Wilkinson, B. Croft, S. Mcßae, F. S. Green, M. J. Jennings, Hudson, S. Edwards, Lockwood, M. Graham, C. Jones, F. Smith, L. Anderson, H. Haig, C. J. Robinson (secretary), and others.