MASTERTON A. & P. ASSOCIATION

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2200, 13 July 1914, Page 10

MASTERTON A. & P. ASSOCIATION

'.v '• A meeting ,of the General Committee of the Mastorton A:- , and' P.' Association - 1 was.held 111 the xooms on Saturday last, ■ ;/ there -being present: -Messrs. 0. 0. •v- ' Cooper' (president)," Q.'-Donald; J. C; ;v M']iillop, D. Caselberg, G. E., Allen, W. 11. liuick, C. A. Cameron, \V. . Cooper, Ji. J. Dagg,' JV_T. -Dagg,-■ D. W, Foreman, R. Gray, B. Harper, J.. Morris, D. M'Gregor, A. D. .M'Mastoi,. A J. Porcy, G 11. Peiry, W. Poirj, A. G. Pilmer, J. Strang> C. F. V allance, ' AV. D. Watson, G. <J. "Williams, and ]1 Eians. - and- Pragnell, soli- ' ;citors,oil-behalfof ;the trusteesvof;'tlio ; * : lato Mr.- AVv I\- M'tareii/ forwarded a. cheque, for £25, the .amount of .legacy 'beiiueathed'.to^the^ -^association;.by :;the: .. deceased.—Received and acknowledged. /Mi. W. E. Bidvill, of Itototanai, wrotecongratulating tlio association • -upon being m tlio-position to canoel its : guarantee at the bank—Received. 1 ! : " The-Primo Minister; acknowledged- a I resolution passed at. a,-recent. meeting. , - in .regard to * co-operative'. experiments,. . arid - stated, -that- tho matter t had been referred to tlio Board'of Agriculture. ~ Mr. W. B. Allen wrote stating that ■ ho would give a£s os. cup for most >points in the ; llomHfiy Marsh classes, to be won twice in succession oi three. times ; at'intervals. —Mr. ..Allen... was, thanked , for tins : donation,' and it was ; decided to suggest, that tho cup bo von threo times, but not'. necessarily .' in succession: ■ - - On the .motion of tlio president,., it ' was-dccided thab-a letter'bf-.condolenco. .bo. sent; to.- ttie. familyv of /the; late. Mr.; ' John Macrae, a former member of-the-committee. -.. ; • .. -Tlio balance-sheet-, •' as - presented.. by ■ the: secretary, was : approved, and ordered to bo audited and >published. - ■ 'A;..4Uub-co(rimitte ;.of ■ Messrs. D. - M'Gregor and C. F. -Val- >. r lance, was set .up, with power to act, •to make arrangements for tho.. supply to defino tho position of, Mr. Jenkins as honoiar.v veteimarian \_ v: The end of all things must surely .bo . - it hand! (says the ."TaranakiHerald"). Travellers are pressing Stratford grocers -V to-stock margarine^, 1 What profanation . in " tlio very inmost, shrine of. tho godj '■ ': Wo pro-' ' poivweight, juid : best market price'; for all '' :i<jn!e\separat<Hl crrain'ttey.send lis. .If ieU: :to; .iis.and'Wvoslialbgive you-our verybest- . -'£ attentionV'^AVe.-'pari".take' your orram'from i ■ . almost anY-distanccr-'so - as- you can put it'.on .rail..We' have now over one hundred- satisfiW^silppliers;;;:■^[f ; ybuKwarit ■ . separators, etc.,. wo . can . supply at cost -. 'Vpriee.- fWrite'drTc^ -i;'' 1' rc.SK Toocl -aiid Ice'fCo;, Guyton ; Street. ff'V' • Ever considered- the advisability of in-;-5: stalling 'a ' water-wheel, on your property.?-..ThWe's'-ttJ lot: of : 'power;,riinning s to Tyaste-l .L^ , ':iih''tliit''strift-Weam^iiorigh'jwVdri.T«!-. , aH': ; . your, farm .macliiii'ery.'- This ..is', a good proposition—meaiisl money:, v .Write 'for particulars. . A;, J.. . Parton, . Sheet Metal and - Plumbing .-Works/,'Car- r terton — A.d\ t 1