WAIHI MINERS.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 23, 11 August 1911, Page 14

WAIHI MINERS.

, The- annualrmeetin<g 'of the "W'.'tihi Miners atid Workers' Union was licJi on Saturday week , the President'(Mr-.; W. E. Parry) being in the- The balance-Sheet-- showed, that ll?o year's expenditure had exceedet' the '•receipt* by £44, the former including -I'B2 written cii' for depreciation Payments for :in> year in connection \ f ':i'i oi\hnnrv and fatal accidents totalled £1367, while, the union's contrabutioiiis io the New Zealand Labor Federation amounted "to £l&9v Receipts froan■■member's amounted to £1412. The 'following nominations , for the various offices /constituting a record) were received :~-Presidents, Messrs. W. E. Parry and ArthurParry ; vice-president, Messrs. W. McLennan and J. Birch ; execvii re (tl: i-ec seats), Messrs. W. J. Su'!l : 'f.n. J. Gaynor, C. Pearson, V. TI;-"Potter", K. Patrick, and A. Brown ;; • troasuivr,Messrs. J. E. Slevin and G. N j< lies , secretary, C. McMillan (rey'nicl uncp-pes-edV; auditors, . Messr.. J. l.'a&coe ■and T. 'J. liyai) (returnedHnopposed). For the 12 seats on the comniittee there were 26 nominations. (By Wire.) ~ The ballot ■on Saturday last resulted as folloAvs :— President, AY. Parry, 719 j A. Parry, 277. A 7 ice-pre«ideait, McLennan, 623; Bircli, 330. Secretary, McMillan (unopposed) ; executive and comniittee re-elected officers Federationists to a man.— McMILLAN.