PREVENTION OF CRUELTY
The usual meeting- of the committee of the Society for tho Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held on Tuesday, Mr. F. Meadowcroft in the chair
Inspector Henry reported a number of cases of alleged cruelty which he had dealt with since the last meeting In ono case, it was stated that a constable had been unable to despatch a horse painlessly on account of ignorance of tho right part to lire at. The inspector had left' tho necessary diagram of instructions at the Lambton -and Mount Cook Police Stations.
Tho application of the society's collector for a new bicycle- was held over till the next meeting
Tho following is a list of subscriptions fo tho society during the two weeks ending 27th June—Mr and Mrs. C. R. Smith, £1 10s; Messrs. P Macassey and F. Meadowcroft, £1 Is each, Mr J. liislop, 10s 6d; Dr J 11. Kemp, 10s;. Mr. A, W. Cockayne, 6s;. Mesdames Johnston and Dillon, Messrs. R. M. Jack, A. and P. Food Co.. City Printing Co., 5s eacli; A Friend, 4s 6d; Mrs. Heineniann, Miss Eous-Marten, Messrs. Baillie, Keir, and Co., J. M. Sa-vidgc, A. B R. MB., W. Belcher, 2s 6d each; F.C, 2s 3d I Mrs, KoUoi'stein, 2a; two lu'lenda, Is -■*_, Total _7 18s 3d
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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 153, 29 June 1916, Page 9
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