WAIKATO WINTER SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 831, 27 November 1929, Page 10

WAIKATO WINTER SHOW

ELECTION OF EXECUTIVE /Vom Out Own Comipone nt HAMILTON, Tuesday. Intimation that the annual schedu). I anti magazine of the Waikato Wint, Show Association would hate to hi registered as a magazine and could no longer be posted at newspapT rates was received from the Pp,, ; master-General at the meeting of -j,. executive today. It was pointed out by the secretary Mr. W. H. Paul, that the association had sent out ‘'The Call, - ’ which was posted at id a copy, since 1915. Orer 30,000 copies were now dispatched ao nually. In moving that the secretary be 1D structed to have “The Call" duly re . gistered as a magazine. Mr. J R.'fow said the attitude of the department was hard to understand, since it oh. tained considerable revenue from the journal. “In fact the department toes not seem to realise the value of “The CUT to the Waikato and to the country as a whole,” said Mr. F. A. Snell. It was decided to register the pa Mr as a magazine, and to make repress, tations to local members of Parliament to have the regulations altered to permit “The Call” to be sent at newspaper rates in view of its value to the Dominion's production. A resolution that all memters tt the executive who have served for "i ' years automatically become jjf, ; members was carried. The following executive was elected for the ensuing year:—Messrs. A.V Alexander, W. H. Baker. A. M. Bisle'" F. Bullock, J. Ballard, F. H. CLphatr W. E. Clark. H. H. Clark, F. J. r Currie, G. Clevelv. R. Kay, T. J. Mir chell, W. R. Roberts. W. Rothwell. W Runciman. C. Sing, J. T. Sharp. D l Smith. F. A. Snell, J. E. Tidd andV Wallace