HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

Evening Star, Issue 17393, 1 July 1920, Page 9

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

The 39th annual meeting of the Above was held last evening, Mr a. 'pk jP r ® s^en t) occupying the chair, ■*-“ e Chairman, in moving the adoption o* the annual report, said that there had been a loss of _ £27 (Turing the year, but they had promises which would make up that amount.. He regretted that the so- ***** hot receive the support they should from the public. They wanted more members, ana if they received the support they deserved there was no reason why the society should not he in the same position as it was, say, 10 years ago. The committee had all worked well during the year,, but he wished specially to mention Gault 3 a ° 6 ’ Hollingworth, and

Mr B. S. Irwin seconded the motion, winch was carried.

1 ) le , following office-bearers were elected President, Mr R. Nichoir vicepresidents—Messrs T. K. bidey, M;P., B. h.' L'win, H. T. Tfevena, T. Scott and JJ. Laruach 'treasurer, Mr P Nelsoncommittee—Messrs' F. H. Hollingworth, P. •Barhng, G; J. Erring ton,' J. Gault, E. L. Macaasev, J, Roy. J. p. Johnson, W. G. Pickard, R. M'Garriglo, D. Tannock, J. Nelson, A. Millar, J. H. Vickers, A. aJ' l^SOri » J* Passmore, R. Fountain, C. and Thomson; auditor, Mr W. Kilgour; ladies committee— Mesdames Johnson, Hogg, Trevena, and Jones, Aliases M’Tnty.re and Turner. , A vote of tjranks was accorded, the president and committee for the work done during the past year.