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Temuka Leader, Issue 1879, 16 April 1889, Page 3

A. M. CI«»k, T. Teschemaker, 0. 0. Matliows, J a met) King, J. Jackson, Priest and Holdgate, Canterbury Farmers’ Cooperative Association, the Solicitors, and the South Canterbury Hunt Club ; also those who so liberally subscribed for cups in all cesses of stock, and Mr Robert Mackay, who k'nelly presented bis prize money to the funds of the Association. The committee wish to tender their thanks to the j gentlemen who so kindly acted as judges | in the various classes, and lo the ground committee and class stewards; also to Messrs Gracie, Maclean and Adam, who kindly sold the privileges free of charge, and to our auditor, Mr J. Granger. We would again ask members not to forget the need of active canvass for new members to ensure success and stability to the Association.” . . . . The balance-showed a total of receipts £784- lls 2d, of which £65 18s wap a balance from the previous ysar._ The chief items of receipts were—subscriptions £136 ; entries, £19316s 6d ; gates, booths, and catalogues, £265 8s Bd. The expenditure was £689 2s Id, leaving a balance of £95 5s Id. The chief disbursements were for prizes £4OO, rent £SO, advertising and printing, £57 17a 9d ; secretary, A list of members printed with the report showed that there are now 25 life members, and 182 annual members. The report and balance-sheet were unanimously adopted. On the motion of Mr McLaren, seconded by Mr Orbell, Mr A. M. Clark and Mr E, Rhodes were elected President and Vice-President respectively. On taking the chair Mr Clark thanked them for the honor they had done him in eliding him President of the society. They wore situated in one of the moat favored portions of New Ztaland, the soil and climate of which could not be surpassed, and on it wore settled men who were thoroughly practical farmers and agriculturists, Ha was of opinion that any mao elected to the position he hod been that day should feel proud indeed ; in fact, he felt preuder now than if he had been eluded a member of the Parliament of New Zealand. Mr Rhodes in a short speech also returned thanks. Mr W. Balfour was then unanimously reelected treasurer, and the following gentlemen as a committee of management: Messrs W. Balfour, W. Cartwright, B. Davie, H. Ford, J. Goldie, A. Grant, W. Hay, R. Irvine, M. Quinn, S. Kellaod, J. Mitchell, D. McLaren, R. Mockay, A. Macpherson, C. N. Orbell, A. 0. Pringle, J. S. Rutherford, J. King, W. Stevenson, G. Talbot, C. G. Tripp, A. Clellaad, W. Pringle, and T. Langdon. Mr P. W, Stubbs was unanimously reelected secretary, and after transacting some routine business, the meeting terminated. 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CHB CORNER—- [ am now showing a Special Purchase of i Warehouseman's Stock of Boys Trouser luits —Wholesale Price 21s 6d, no w being told at 12* 9d, 13s 9d, 14s 9d. They are uadc from strong, new, durable Tweed —the Suit for the Country ! DHB CORNER— Men’s Tweed Sac Suits 16s 6d—a cheap Suit for a Working Man! CHE CORNER— Iast Received : 200 Pairs Men’s Tweed trousers, 6s lid up; Heavy Colonial tweed Trousers, 9s lid the pair. AT THE CORNER— Just Arrived, per lonic : 2 Oases Men’s Long Overcoats, with or without capes • ‘ Boys’ Tweed Overcoats, with capes, 8s lid up. AT THE CORNER— Kaiapoi Blankets, bought prior to the advance in Colonial Woollens, Marked at Last Winter’s Prices. AT THE CORNER— Kaiapoi Hanneb, in White, Shetland, and Grey, selling at Last Year’s Quotations. Shetland Flannels, from Hid up. TAILORING. TROUSERS TO ORDER Of English Tweeds 12s 9d the pair, or two pairs for 25s TROUSERS TO ORDER Of Timaru or Wellington Tweeds 16s 6d the pair, or two pairs for 31s TROUSERS TO ORDER Of Kaiapoi Tweeds 19s 6d per pair, or two pairs for 378 6d SUITS TO OBDER And made on the Premises, of English Tweeds, 45s tho Suit SUITS TO ORDER . Of Timaru Tweeds, 47s 6d the Suit SUITS TO ORDER Of Wellington or Mosgiel Tweeds, 67s 6d the Suit SUITS TO ORDER Of Superior Kaiapoi Tweeds, 63s the Suit TO HAND—A Splendid Ranee of Timaru, Kaiapoi, Wellington, West of England, and Scotch Tweeds. Boys’ and Girls Mosgiel Hoisery in Grevs, Heathers, and Black ; also the New Six-ply “ Hercules.” Girls’ Hoisery —each pair warranted to wear. 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