TE AROHA SHOW SUCCESS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23830, 4 December 1940, Page 5

TE AROHA SHOW SUCCESS

[ l!V TK'.KC.ltAl'ir OWN C'OHHESPOS DENT] TE A U OIIA, Tu esd a y "Although it is not possible at this early date to arrive at a definite figure regarding the profit made on our show, we are in the position of being able to make a donation of ,£10') to the To Aroha queen carnival immediately," said the president of the Thames Valley Agricultural, Pastoral and Horticultural Association, Mr. V. (J. Hamilton, at a special meeting of the committee. Mr. Hamilton said this year's show would prove the most successful financially since 192!'. The gate receipts for the one-day show were higher than for twoday shows over a number of .years. Wll A KATAXIv ASSOCIATION [ I'ltOil Ol'H OWN COI! KKSt'ON dent] WIJAKATANE, Tuesday Reporting to the annual general meeting of the Whakatane Winter Show Association, the president. Air. A. .1. Canning, said tho balance-sheet showed a particularly healthy state of affairs. The association's policy in carrying on in spite of the war and other adverse conditions had been justified. Officers elected were:—-Patrons, Mr. V. W. Doidge. M.P., and Second-Lieutenant A. G. Hullquist, M.l'.; president, Mr. A. J. CnnniiiK'; vice-president, Mr. \V. Sullivan; treasurer. Mr. C. (1. Caisley; executive committee, Messrs. L. B. Savage, G. Rand, J. M. Ballard, F. B. Cutler, A. Hall, B. S. Barry, J. Walerhoiise and L. R. Spring-.