PROTECTION OF ANIMALS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 118, 20 May 1914, Page 11

PROTECTION OF ANIMALS

At a meeting of the Society for the Prevention! of Cruelty to Animals held last evening, the following donations were acknowledged : — F. W. Rowley and Briscoe and Co., Ltd., £1 10s each; A. 11. Atkinson and "E.1.," 10s oachj "A.E.P.," 7s 6d; W. S. La'Txobo, Meek and Yon Haast, C. Haines, Swift, Van Staveren Bros., Phillips and Pike, Littlejohn and Sons, Bannatyne and Hunter, L. G. Mackay, G. G. Schwartz, Brown, Neave, and Courtney, Brodrick and Co., Denhard Bread Company, A. Raven, T. A. Wells, "C.A.," A. Gray, E. Beere, H. Hall, Hales, and "G.F.P.," 5s each ; "Oriental," 4s; H. A. Parkinson, G. Flux, D. Wilson, M. Captain, "W.M.G.," "A.G.H.," Dr. M. K. Litchfield, H. E. Shacklock, J. B. Speed, E H. Fell, G. Ross, C. Hawk, Dr. Gilmer, Mrs. Evans, "Friend," 2s 6d each; W. H. Green, "M.G.," and M. Nicol, 2s each; "J.E.P.," D. Alabast, and S. Pearson, Is each. Total, £11 ss. Inspector Seed, who has now retired, submitted his final report, which dealt with several cases of alleged cruelty. One of these is to be referred to the society's solicitors. The new inspector (Captain J. Henry) was introduced to members. Captain Henry said he would endeavour to follow in the footsteps of Mr. Seed.