PAHIATUA A. & P. SOCIETY

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2473, 28 May 1915, Page 8

PAHIATUA A. & P. SOCIETY

The annual meeting of tho PahiafcliaAkitio A. and P. Association will be held in Pahiatua to-morrow. Tho bali 'ance-sheet to be submitted shows that i the receipts total £'661 Os. 5d., and tho - credit balance is £100 Is. 3d. The assets ' of tho association are valued at £539. * Tho nominations received for tho vari- | oris offices are only sufficient to fill the | vacancies, therefore the following will be elected: —President, Mr. Charles : Avery; treasurer, Sir. 11. M'Sherry; ! auditors, Messrs. G. Moore and G. G. • Miller: committee, Messrs. G. H. Modd, , T. Riddell, D. O'Brien, K. Darley, W. ■ Wfllteman, P. Thomson, Tl. Griffith, A. M'Farlano, P. Ilissnt, J. D. C. Crewe, i J. P. Beech, Neil Small, N. Avery, E. L. ' Harvey, S. V. Rodney, R. Daliburton, G .Richmond, J- .E. Hewitt-, J. 1. Crawford, JJ. H. J. Mnnsoiij District Committee representatives: Makomako, A. Eddie; Mangaramarama, Geo. Brown, jun.; Ballance, F. presswell; Tane, T. Hodgins; Malum, \V. E. C. Tylee; Hinenioa, •J. G. G. Cox; ICaitawa, J. A. Sinclair; Makairo, R. 0. Ellingham; Coonoor, C. Jennings. That the war will not depress the price of land is evidence hy tile Fact that several farmors in tho Ekefcanunti and Hawko's Bay district, who acquired their farms comparatively recently, have been offered considerable advances bv buyers, says an exchange. That there is a feeling of confidence is shown by tlie offers being refused in each instance. "That settles it!" is what farmers say when they hear of prices paid by the Wanganui Fresh Food Company. Of course you will supply the company that gives you the best result, and not want you to pay out in shares what will take years perhaps to earn. What is the good or shares to you when you sell out your place? Rail your milk and cream to the Wanganui Fresh Food Co.—Advt.