FARMERS' UNION.

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15448, 10 September 1914, Page 5

FARMERS' UNION.

ALBURY BRANCH. < A meeting of the Albury brantvi of the Fanners' I'n.tjn was hexl in the . J'ubtic Hall. Albury, en Monday last i.t 2 p.m. Present—J. Macautav (cliair-f-.an). J. S. Ruthcrioru, R. IrV.n", 11 S Dale, A. Dae. M. Smith. (I. L. Murray. J. Anderson. A. Davis n. G. G llayter, AY. Siewnson. I. 11. Sin ;h, T. Mcv'ort. A. Morr.son. T. S uixison, and 1. L. Johnson. ] _ Tito chatiman brought up the quesVott ct" shtat-.ng c;as,es and suggested tUat if Albury ecu d not run a class they m.giiu co-operate \v:;h Fa rDe. Ba aniv sh<.e:s" weiv submitted from the Tim.tru and Temuk-i classes showing a sat sfcefcory nsult. Mr S'.mpson s;t d that arrang ments Cftuil bo made to hod a class at the <dd homestead, and he would interview the manager and seo what could bo j uone. The chairman said that a class could ' very cast'.y lv started for a sum of £'lo, and this could lis made up bv th'? Fairiie and Albury branches Members could donate a fow shiil.ii".s :nd v dually. t Mr A. Da'e offered lis shed, 1500 [ s.ieep, and a do: at on of £lO towards ' ( the ciaHiSscs. He would also give all t tut- r.»s:stauce po.-;s b'e to ensure the sue oss of the class. Mr J. S. Rutheriord considered Mr Da-es ( ff.r a .-piendid cne. and he movetl and Mr Hayte,- scionded that Mr Dale's gflVr be accepted. The motion was carried iinan : nious'y. The L-ltairimtn exp'au.el thr.t th.- donat:. n wott'd carry a subs dy of £j(> and tho students "would earn 3d per hour capiat on. Th.» c'ass would ieou re to bo run by ;h> Teelin cal A «:>- ciattcu and the chaiman said that no duubt fl'e Fade Assoc at ion won .d be ' cnly too i;"e:.std to take the clasps : n I hand. Aceounts amounting to £5 ISs OJ v.ere pas-ttl for pavment. I " _