A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1344, 18 September 1918, Page 3

A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.

Tin- following ‘is 1 1 u* conclusion of tin 1 business transacted at l)u> niceliiitf of (In; .above vesterdav ; ' IMPROVING GROUNDS. On liic recommendation of Iho ground and finance committees, it was decided to make, sundry improvements to tint "rounds and buildings. A proposal to move (lie front portion of the Wheeler memorial pavilion was not entertained. It was decided that the front portion of the Wheeler memorial pavilion ho tarred and sanded, and utilised as a rest room at the shows. VETERINARY EXAMINATION. ! The president moved that the elauso in the Spring Show regulations regarding the veterinary examination of horses he deleted, lie -aid that al present if a horse or mare was condemned at a show as icing unsound, il could still he taken hack - in |he farm and used for breeding pur- j loses. For that reason the. present regnla inn was » farce, and did no good, and I a i>s-i hly prevented them getting entries. i Mr w. McKenzie seconded. M r |,. 11. (Vdlinson said that if Ihe ill.- was deleted 0 might hsnl people '.istniy, as they might, make use of (he services of a horse because it had won it i prize tit a show. The motion was opposed by other mem | ier» and was withdrawn. GENERAL Accounts; amounting to JJlhl ns bd were j ,assetl for payment. I Tin* president, secretary, treasurer and Major Dunk were appointed a space com : milieu for (he coming Spring Show. The secretary reported that Mr T. Sami deis had donated a bullock for the gne-.-ing competition at the coming Spring Show. The donor was accorded a vote . of thanks. j