POULTRY CONFERENCE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16986, 9 March 1923, Page 3

POULTRY CONFERENCE.

— ELECTION OF OFFICERS. (Pei: Press Association.) NELSON. March 9 The kc'note ot the Annual Conference of the New Zealand Poultry Association was co- opera t ion. li va< i t-lainu'd that more important bu«ir.os< | had been put through than at anv p- >- : vious conference. The principle event I was the affiliation of tk* Nov. Zea’and ' IVultry Association with the Farmers' j The position and objects of affiliation | were again put before the Conference bv Air T Buxton (organiser) and th<» affiliation was agreed to unanimous!.'. and looked upon a big step forvvaid, and would pur ponltr.vnien in a stronger position in every way. The effort' of the organiser were warmly appreciated. by the Conference. The election of officers resulted: President: Mr J. Ligcin* (Christchurch) : Vice-Presidents :• Messrs J- T. Harris, re elected (Dunedin). E. M - Griffiths (Tanranaa t: Secretary and Treasurer: AD* J. B Aferrett, re-elect-ed (Christchurch!: Adviser: Air F. C. 'Brown re-elected : Executive : AJgs*t« < s. H. Scott (Auckland>. W F, Green (Christchurch). A G. Almnby (Wellington). T Bruce (ATanawatu). and A. 3. Holmes (Auckland): Conference Committee; Alessrs Slater F. H. Cooper (Wellington), Almnbv (Wellinedon) and E. Galliohan (Wellington), with power to add. The next conference will be held in Wellington.