Women's World LET'S HAVE A MEETING Last of a series of articles by Beatrice Ashton. ‘Tena me hui tatou.’ Ko nga korero kua oti te tuhi i nga tuhinga kua mahue ake nei i pa ki te ahua o te timata o te hui. Inaianei kua tae nga whakamarama ki te kaupapa ake o te hui, ara ki nga take hei whiriwhiri. Tenei wahi o te hui e tika ana me tino arahingia e te tiamana a me mohio tonu hoki ia ki te aronga o nga whiriwhiri, a mana tonu hoki e awhina kia tere kia totika te oti o nga whakatau a te hui. No reira me timata enei tuhituhi i te ahua o te hui kua timataria i te putanga o te pukapuka nei i mahue ake nei. NGA TAKE HEI WHIRIWHIRI MA TE TE HUI: (a) Te Ripoata a te kai-tiaki i nga moni. (b) Te ripoata a te Komiti-iti. TIAMANA: (a) Ripoata a te Kai-tiaki moni: Kei te tono atu inaianei ki te kai-tiaki o nga moni kia Miss T. kia panuitia tana ripoata. Miss T.: E te tiamana kaore i tino nui taku ripoata mo tenei ra heoi ano ko nga moni i puta mai o te Bring and Buy kua eke inaianei ki te £10/17/9 a tera e whitu nga kohi kaore ano i utua mai. Kei te hiahia ahau ki te whakamahara atu ki nga mema kaore ano i utu i a ratou moni-kohi a tau kia tere te utu mai. Ko nga kaute e whai ake nei e tika ana kia utua. Kei te mau mahara koutou tera i whakarite We have so far discussed the way a meeting begins. Now we come to the real substance of any meeting, the Business for the day. This part of the meeting needs careful guidance from the Chairman, who must keep track of all the discussion and help the meeting make its decisions within a reasonable time. Let us continue the imaginary meeting we started in the Spring Issue. 6. BUSINESS OF THE DAY (a) Treasurer's Report; (b) Report from Sub-Committee. (a) Chairman: Now would the Treasurer, Miss T., please give us her report. Miss T.: There is very little to report today, Madam Chairman, except that the proceeds from the ‘Bring and Buy’ now amount