WOMEN'S DIVISION FARMERS’ UNION CONFERENCE

Evening Star, Issue 22975, 4 June 1938, Page 27

WOMEN'S DIVISION FARMERS’ UNION CONFERENCE

Delegates to the annual conference of the Women’s Division of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union, which will be held on June 8 in the Masonic Hall, include Mesdames J. H. Timmings, sen., J. H. Timmings, jun. (Alexandra), Dimmock, Orchiston (Beaumont), A. Spencer, J. Wither (Berwick), Harley, Jones (Cambrian), J. M'Haffie,' Miss M'Pherson (Clinton), A. Bell, J. Cochrane (Clntha), J. S. Ritchie, R. Ritchie (Cromwell), J. Fleming, P. Sim (Crookston), A. Wilson, W. Annan (Clyde), A. C. Kee, A. Thompson (Clydevale), I. W. Cowie, E. C. Rowlatt (Dunedin), E. Cromarty, R. Omand (Deborah Bay), E. Watt, W. J. Tonkin (Ettrick), Symons, Cubitt (Galloway), K. Scott (Glenorchy). J. Searle,_ E. J. H, Wilson (Glenomaru), Christie, J. Cald-. well (Greenfield), Miss C. Sinclair, Mrs K. Breed (Henley), Mesdames G. J. Morris,. A. Allison (Hawea Plat), T. Bishop, W. J. Roulston (Hilleifd), J. Milne, L. Coe (Hyde). A. T. Eason, H. Farquharson (Katea), D. Jenkins, Miss MTntosh (Kelso), Mesdames D. Weir, R. J. E. Smith (Maniototo), J. Hay, G.. White (Merton), Brenssell, G. Renwick (Middlemarch), W. Elliott, W. Anderson (Milburn-Claren-don), G. Courtier, J. Clark (Milton), H. G. Duff, A. H. Genge (Moa Flat), M. Costello, J. Dryden (Momona), J. M. Charles, A. C. Secular (Omakau), G. Karetai, Ellison (0tokou), J. Holland W. Wright (Owaka), M'Gimpsey, 'Miss F. Knox (Owaka Valley), Mesdajnes W. R. Wedge, W. B. Galloway (Palmerston), D. M‘Kay, Karetai (Papanui), C. Cross, J. Cross (Portobello), R. Farmer, J, H, Jones (Poolburnl, Hamilton (Queenstown), J. F, Rodgers, R M‘Taggart (Ratanui), W. Sfudie, T. M‘Nab (Taha : tika). Sinclair, W. Graham (Taien Mouth), E. Arnold, Edgar (lapanui), D. Rowlatt, P. Fahey (Tuapeka West), J. A. Townsend. W. Lee (Waikouaiti), W. J. Reid, D. Reid (West Taieri), M. Devlin, G. Standring (Warrington), W. J. M‘Kenzie, and D. M'Call (Waikoikoi). , On Tuesday afternoon delegates and their friends will be entertained at afternoon tea in the Vedic Lounge, and on Wednesday evening a combined social with members of the Farmers’ Union will bo held in the Concert Chamber.