FORESTERS’ CONFERENCE

Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 66, 10 December 1921, Page 2

FORESTERS’ CONFERENCE

Tho business of the conference of A.O.F. was concluded on Thursday, x>io« T Mark, D.C.R., presiding. It was resolved that the next triennial meeting be held in Eketahuna. The district auditors were reappointed. lue conference expressed its appreciation or the work of the district trustees, and accorded them a hearty vote ot thanks for their able handling of the <hstiiet. funds. District officers of Auckland and Canterbury were m attendance and expressed their thanks on behalt of their districts for the hospitality of 'Wellington, which has not been exceeded by any other portion. Amendments to rules were biou o ht fo ward, and with some exceptions were passed with, slight alteration. Iho new rule regarding secession, after an a mated debate, was adopted without alteration. A table extinguishing eontnbutions to the sick and funeral fund at ages 60 to 70 years ot . aso /' a ’? 1 Ll “q u forward bv the executive, together v it a sealo of incensed sickness benefitsmnd after careful consideration the tables were adopted. On the motion of the executive, it was decided to hok } tlle f a y““„ l district meetings in the months of J ary or February at a date to be determined on by the executive. The question of consolidation of tho sick funds was fully discussed, and it ttan. Opines were voiced that more Fa t'"’"' d.s'w..' b™. v. c. n«r--i nq n Bro E. E. Stoupe; H WHson. These officers, with U e ep tn of Bro. R. Dixon, who is on s° v-ay P back from England, were du Y installed in G'eir respcVl-LVe offices liy Bro Kev. P.D.C.R. Installed officers returned thanks for their election.