HEREFORD CATTLE.

Taihape Daily Times, 11 June 1919, Page 5

HEREFORD CATTLE.

I BRISEDERS’ ..\ss's>r:lATloN ' , R}'lPOß’l‘. 1 ....i...... j The Council of the New Zealand He}-e1'o1'(1 Caftie B'l‘ce(lers’ Association in its annual report, states that the restllfr of the }_ia.~;‘.' year's tran:~'aetions is evidence of fire e>;eellent fizlzzncriul pUSiTiC'n of the association. The income for ‘rim year C‘-Dim.-Cdcd the e.\'pendi’mre by£l(so; the amount. of :ie.e.ulnulale<l funds of the association at Mm-an 31st 1-u.3':; mug 3533:: 2/2. The year has been :1 record one in many ‘.\':lys for the associatioii. The membership ‘_::ls il]Cl'(‘uS(?d I'o 111, and the number of transfers received is eas~ ily the largest [in any one yar. Volume XXI. is now in the print.er’s hands, am‘. will be e.il-ex.ll:i.i‘e.d to members as eou:.plet.e(l. The Council has had con:;i<lerzl':)le trouble, in getting this valnmo pi-ir:te:_’l o\\‘i:l,<_r to shorta.ge of labour and ol'llel' causes and some delay will take place before the book is re:*.(lj,'. :\I(‘llllL1(‘l‘S are requested to forwartl .-their ent.rie.~s for volume XXII. at onr’.e. and -any rei,’erenee numbe':s require.(l on the forms which members we .un:il)le to filrnish without volume XXI. will be inserted by the secretary at the ofliee. A question which iziight well eilgage the :Itl'eul’ion of members is the xadvertising of the breed in Australia and America. Nowi the war is over anti shipping fac-_; ii-ities are likely to Improve, it nmy! be. as well to see}: additional markets. for flze Herefvord of the Dominion. In e.(:<-or.l:mcu with the rules of the asso-I e.i:ll.ion_. the following: officers and members of the council retire by 10-! ’rn.tion:—Tlle pi-::si<lellt (I\:’l_'.r. C. A. T..| Levett). \'ieo~l:>:*e::~iclenf ‘(Z\l.r. A. if Wlieeler), and two members of the; (‘,m'n«.-.il {Me.ssl'.s'.. F. W. krbon and D.[ P. Roxwcihananl. all of vclmm are (‘lift-E il,_‘.e for :'o.ehmt.‘r,sn. i

THE WRECKED AWAN-UI. I CREW RETURN TO AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND, this day. 9 Captain R. Anderson, with part 0:1,‘ the crew of the schooner Awanui, wrecked at Niuo Island on January I],, re/turned here. by the Talune.| VVhen.' the cables swapped the crew were‘ alrady in the lifeboat, which was rowed ashore. The boat was thrown on its beam ends by the rocks, but all scra.mb< led ashore. :