THE WINTER SHOW.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18778, 28 October 1932, Page 6

THE WINTER SHOW.

SATISFACTORY YEAR. “EXPENDITURE JUSTIFIED.” MR J. TRELOAR RE-ELECTED. Satisfaction at the result of the year’s operations was expressed at the 26th annual meeting of the Waikato Winter Show Association this morning. The president, Mr J. Treloar, presided over a fair attendance of members. Referring to the annual report and balance-sheet, Mr F.’ A. Snell remarked that the profits were small, but he considered the association had been fortunate to show a profit at all. They had spent a good deal of money but as it had been in the interests of distressed humanity it had been money well spent. He had quite expected that the association would show a loss of at least £4OO on the year’s working and it was all the more gratifying to see the position as it is.

MR J. TRELOAR.

Mr Treloar remarked that the association's expenditure, which had been considerable during the year, Had been made with his approval and he considered the results had fully justified such a policy. In his opinjon the balance-sheet was most satisfactory under the circumstances. The report and balanoe-shect, which have been published, were adopted. Election of Offloers. The election of offloers resulted: Patrons, Hon. J. A. Young, M.P., and Messrs D. S. Reid, C. H. Cllnkard and F. Lye, M’s.P.; president, Mr J. Treloar (re-eleoted unopposed); vicepresidents, Messrs W. E. Clark and C. Sing; .treasurer, Mr R. English; auditors, Messrs Sanson and O’Meara; general committee, Messrs A. K. Alexander, W. H. Baker, T. Barford; A. M. Bisley, F. Bullock, J, Ballard, M. Cain, F. H. Clapham, W. Cooper-Smith, H. H. Clark, F. J. P. Currie, G. CJevely, A. H. Duties, F. C. Daniell, A. J. Davison, W. Dempster, H. J. Finlayson, J. R. Fow, T. Hinton, H. E. Jacka, R. J. Johnston, R. Kay, D. G. Meredith. E. H. Mayall', A. E. Missen, W. J. McKee, F. ff. Pemberton, T. Pearson, W. R. Roberts, H. G. Ross, W. Rothwell, H. Rotherham, T. J. Sharp, D. L. Smith, F. A. Snell, P. T. Snell, G. J. Stark, J. E, Tidd, A. M, Wilson and A. L. Yule. In returning thanks for his unanimous re-election, Mr Treloar said during the coming year he had no hopes of doing , anything spectacular but promised his best service’in the interests of the association. (Applause).