MANAWATU
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PALMER-STON N., 17th April.' Palmerston North branch of ti. Farmers' Union has decided to convex a meeting to discuss, the'establishmen of a woollen mill iii.Falmerston North.
At the animal meeting .of the Palmer: - ton North branch-of the Railway Off", cers'- Institute officers were elected ar follow : Chairman, Mi\ W. J. Robertson : vice-chairmen, Messrs. J. In Morgan, V. J. Stanley, and M. M'Nicol; committee, Messrs. W. J. White, J. L. Morgan, F. Ingpen, S. Greenwood, V. R. J. Stanrey, J. Westmoreland, D. J. : Rambling. S. Binns, M. M'Nicol. 11. Easmussen, L. Cockcroft, H. F. Gilmore, R. Worsfield, and W. J. Thompson; secretarj' and treasurer, Mr. A. Wylie; auditors, Messrs. M'Nicol and P>«id.
Die annual meeting of the Palmerston North branch of the Farmers' Union, was held to-day. Mr. J A.. M'Leaney was re-elected president, and Messrs. D. Thomas and J. Gillespie were appointed vice-presidents. Mr. A. Buchanan wss elected delegate to the Manawatu Su,bProvincial Union, and Mr. H. Vile" delegate to the Wellington Provincial Union. Mr. W. Hunter resigned from the position of secretary, aud Mr. G. W. C. Moon was appointed to fill the positing.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 92, 19 April 1920, Page 2
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