KINDNESS TO ANIMALS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21647, 4 December 1935, Page 18

KINDNESS TO ANIMALS

HUMANITARIAN SOCIETY'S *-■ annual meeting

■ good work, including the further extension of the use of the Trample-Cox pistol in abattoirs throughout the Dominion, the arranging of talks on kindness to animals by wireless and in the kindergartens in-this i city, was announced in the report of tfto TTiim?"'* , grian and Anti-Vivisec-fion Society, presented to the annual . meeting held on Monday evening. Much use was also being made of the correspondence columns of the newspapers in bringing before the public .many cases of ill-treatment of animals,. as well as fot spreading knowledge on such subjects as monkey | gland treatment, vivisection, dehorn- | ing . of' cattle,. and modern killing ' methods. lie report showed that the year had been* a satisfactory one, and there had been a small increase in membership. The report' was adopted. The" election of officers resulted as 'foHAVt l^— -President, Mr. N. M. Bell; vice-president, Mrs A. Thompson; honorary secretary, Mrs Williamson; hon-ors^*-'treasurer, Mrs Thompson; honoraiy veterinary surgeon, Mr Leslie; hOjasrary . solicitor, Mr E C. D. van Ase^;. "overseas representative, Mrs HOurfpni auditor, Mr T. E. Mesdames Heather, B. Brown, Barr and Q.

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