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Hokitika Guardian, 17 June 1931, Page 6

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CLY DJvS'IMiLE SOCfKTY. PALMERSTON NORTH, June 17. At the annual meeting of the Clvdisdale <Horse Society of New Zealand, the report stated the demand for horses was very active and prices for good sorts were still remunerative. It was stated the membership was now 750. The following members retiring from the Council were re-elected unopposed : J. Knight (Fielding) R. Knight ('Longburn); E. Washer (Okaiawa), H. Wilson (Bulls),<A.Whomson (Kelso), R. Kennedy .(Drummond) D. Wright (Winslow), W. Doak (Ashburton). _,lr Thomson ' was elected President and the Vice Presidents are.—.l. Wylie, A. Grant (South Island), W. Wallace, ,A. Hunter (North •Island).