HOROWHENUA A. AND P ASSOCIATION.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 31 March 1920, Page 3

HOROWHENUA A. AND P ASSOCIATION.

DONATIONS RECEIVED, £lls 9s.

The following donations have been received to ilate by the Horowhcnua A. and P. Association, which are ifcknowledged with thanks: Messrs G. Tully, K. A. McDonald, V W. M. Clark, Milking Shorthorn Asso-

ciation, and Mauakau Dairy Company, £5 as each; J. Kebhell, luiku Dairy Company. .1. I). Brown and O. H. Kingdon. £3; D.I.C. (Wellington), Stiles and Matheson, W. 11. Field, M.P., A. McLcavey, F. A. "Williams, and jSew Zealand Friesian Association, £3 ss; 1. Boddv. New Zealand Farmers' Daiiy Company. Bell, Gully and Myers, JVright. Stephenson and Co., S. Kirkcaldic, DuUiie and Co.. Levin and Co.. Whiteombc and Tombs, R. L. Horn, R. Bevan, Dr. R. Bryson. s. A. Broadbelt, Parker and Vincent. Wellington Meat Export Co.. Gear Meat Co.. and SV.F.C.A.. £2 2s; T. Bevan and P. E. Palmers, £2; Ranald McDonald. £1 10s; Shannon Dairy Company. S. Bowker. 11. C. E. Swainsou. J. G. Harkness. C. I. JBarkness, R. D. Harkness, H. J. Lancaster, W, G Adkin. C. M. Ross and Co.. £1 Is; B. Ling. £1; p. w. Goldsmith and A. K. Bulliwan. 7s Gd. This makes ?. total of £lls 9s.

There still remains some £2O to be Collected", which should bring the total amount donated up to £l3j. This is a ycry satisfactory increase on last year's amount of £9l..and goes to showthat with an early and systematic canvass the amount could be easily raised to £2OO. The committee take- this opportunity of thanking .-ill the foregoing donors for their assistance, and hopes £hat when the nest show approaches the same measure o T ' generosity irH! be forthcoming.—' 'Chronicle.