WESTLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 April 1923, Page 1

WESTLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee met on Saturday he i at the l minty l hnm-IVc.enl--.MesM-, .1 ".nics Llmni pro-ideal D. .lellie, A. Dimnioi- (' S Dal-dio-li. .1. Dimniick. 11. dimes, I. Leech. .1. Monk. J. -L McIntosh. \Y. .Loire . A. C. I’dknigT| ;e minutes were ennfimed and outward correspondence appro-, ed. .Messrs deli l ies and Pilkingt.m asked. Oil behalf of ilie Progress League, I’m- support to the Winter Show to be held in .1 line. The President promised the heartv support of the Association. It was resolved on the suggestion ~)■ y|r ,j. Monk, that the Director General of Agriculture be asked to supply an officer to give a lecture and demonstration on the speying of cows. It was also resolved to ask Mr 11. E. B. Watson ol Fomlaltoii, to give an address at the Winter Show on the iniuts of the Jersey cow. It was resolved that Messrs ,1. Monk, I), .lellie, and A. Diinmiek represent the Association on the Exhibition Advisory Committee. It was also resolved to suggest that the different dairy factories he represented by their Chairman. Mr Fleming reported on the confermice at Nelson at which be was the delegate. A Committee consisting of Messrs Dalglio-li.t Mclntosh and done' was appointed to confer with tlio Racing Club on the matter or preparing; an a tea t" ho used as a show ring. statement of receipts and oxpeniliture in connection with the Shov. was presented, showing a deficit, owto the inclement weather cxpoiieneed in tire early morning on the day of the show. A number of other matte!-' were referred to the Secret ary for nttenThe meeting then terminated.