BOMBAY.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 1, Issue 53, 20 December 1912, Page 2

BOMBAY.

FARMERS' UNION. The Fanners' Union has one of its livest branches i<- Bombay. Lairing the year on;; or t™o successful function-; have lice: held, and Fuch efforts as tlu veterinary demonstration by Mr Lyons, have been deeply appreciated by the farming community The membership is now 4(1, a great majority of whom take a keen interest in promoting Union affairs. A year ago, at its inauguration there were rn'y 15 members, The enthusiastic chairman, Mr VV. H. Thomas, pr sided at the annual meeting, when a satisfactory report and balance-she t wa.i presented, 'the following officers were elected for the tnsuing ycar:--Chai?man, Mr W. H. Thomas (re-elected); vice-chairman, Mr A. French; secretary, Mr G. Clirkc; tr.-asurer, Mr J. Wallace; auditor, Mr W. K. Corr.thwaite; executive committee, Messrs P. Evans P. Wyatt, H. Sawyer, W Flay, 11. Flay, H. La:<don and A. liesi.