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AUGUST. 1916.
Inset: JOHN REID.
Inset: ERNEST BYNE.
Back Row: E. T. BELL .L.A~. JOHNA . HAYES (Hon. Treasurer). C. R. PICKWORTH (en. Vice-President,. J. BAlM (Secretay).
W. K. CHARLS.
le Row: GEORGE WAUGH
P. J. SYKE.
JOHN HIRON.
W.J. FFLECK(.
PHILIP FRANEL. CAPT. HESKETH-SNYITH
CAPT. COSENS
(Hlon. olicror)
(A.D.C. Governo-Genera!;.
(.D.C. Goveror of Old
s*L Row:
. T. NOTES (Vice-Presidnt).
JOHN MCDONLD
(Chairman).
LDY ORGA.
SIR RONALD C. MUMBO-FERGUSONI (ovenor-eneral
of Australia.
LDY~ HLELEN UNR-FERGUON..
IR ABRUR ORGA, Kt. (President).
A. W. CAMERO.
RICHARD GAlLEY cTrustee).
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Nation
Queensland.
Association ofandi
atlOIai1Agricultural
PATRONS:
His Excellency the Rt. Hon. Sir RONALD MUNROFERGUSON,
P.C., Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of the
Commonwealth of Augtralia.
His Excellency Sir HAMILTON
J.
GOOLD-ADAMS
G.C M.G., C.B., Governor of Queensland.
President:
Hon. SIR ARTHI'R MORGAN Kt.
COUNCIL,
19i6.
Vice-Presidents:
C. R. I'I'KWV )'il.
Es'.
A. '. NOYE\S, Esq.
Hon. Treasurer:
Chairman:
J. \1 A(' IONA LI), Es 1 .
.1 A. HAYES. Esq.
Committee:
J. AFFLECK, Esq.
T. F. FAUSET, Esq.
BAYNES, Eso.
P. FRANKEL, Esq.
T. BEL, Esq.
J. HIRON, Esq.
W. CAMERON, Esq
JOHN REiID, Esq.
M CHARLE. Eso.
3.
P. J. SYMES, Esq.
HARRY BROOIKES, Esq.
Trustees:
Sir~A. . COWE,
K't.
R. GAILEY, Esq.
Hon. Veterinary Surgeon:
J. WASHINGTON
IRVING, Esq., M.R.G.V.S.L.
Hon. Solicitors:
Messrs. OSHORRNE & WAUGH.
Secretary:
J. BAIN.
40th Annual Report
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE
National Agricultural and Industrial
Association of Queensland
For the Year 1916.
LADIES
AND GESIT'LE~IEr',-GENTLEMEN,ASI)
TADIES
OUR
COUNCIL have
pleasure in
presenting to
you
to you
ill presclnting
pleasurr
11Hv
e
OUR COUSCIL
the
notwithstanding
strife
war and
and strife
of war
conditions of
the conditions
Ilo~tffithstanding
achieved,
results achic
tihe results
to tih~e
vetl,
they
tttte~ltisal to
tkey draw attention
gratification that
t hAt
is with
with gratificatioll
it is
alld it
the year
year. 1916, and
for
and
Report
their
for
St~teInent
Financial Statement
al~d Financial
t
R~poa
AnlluHI
their Annual
Imiellace
still
which
August,
since
have prevailed
which
still I11('1I11('('
allct M:llic;h
11)14, and
A~~~~lst, 1914,
sillc
c
prcvAiled
Ilavc!
\I
hiclt
degree.
irce to
progress iin
and retard
tiegl cr.
tJistrcn~iilg
to aa distressing
cclrlllrcll.cc'
ill cmm
retard Ii.o8i.ess
and
has
leepest sorrow
our
jg
Since
Ii;is
soi'i'ou
tl~lc'lc'st
neport.
I;tst Report.
o~~i last
~rrsclntiil#
Pinct presenti
ones
bereaved
to
the
aiid
homes,
ian
ll
ny Aust
O
iiittered
)1())11('5, Rlld to the! ll('l'('ll\'f'(l neS
A~1Stl')lliall
ll11lnS
illtO ma
c'lltt'l'c!d into
At
I)yma thy.
S Of S01
pressioI
ex
dur
;~t
Con
we
S!'llll)iltll!'.
('Sl))'rSSIOIIS
SillCt'l'('Bf
Jul. sinicerest
y
Collvcvey
woultl
~P woul
softened
has
time
when
that
feel
but
cannot
we
tirie,
the
~ e cannot llllf f~~P1t hat \I.'h('ll tilllc' )IN8 SOff~'nc'(l
the same
sHnic tin~P,
ustraliaii
en A
in wledge
of
A~istraliaii
grief,
fHllrrl
thos~l fall
tllat those
~1Re that
the
oi kkllc,\\l~
Il.iclc
ic f, pride
91 cat sri
tile great
e
i
rreparahli
e
r
th
t
elupe
fulther
w
ill
il'l'('Pill'ilJ11~'
t
llc'
MEN
tc'lllpc')'
true
I'ul.thrl.
\\'il
l
were
~\~IES
1-l.uc
sol(liers
r;ol(liers \\ rlc
then.
aroundi
emories
mi
revered
td
a
loving Hlld I'rVrl'(-l~l
Al'()llillrl 6heln.
build lovina
IllrlllOrirS
ano Iuild
loss,
Inss, atio
SHOW.
VALUE OF THE NATIONAL ~HOW.
Slic,\\'
(:1'
tili
ofur Shw
u o11i
sti'oii#ly
worthli
the \\~oi
~Wc caiiiiot
empn 1 )hasixe the'
ronigly c.riilh8sixc
too st
cannot tco
)We
diirouglht
and cli
war ann
in \vHr
especially ill
tiiiies.
o~~gl~t times.
progress, rHptt~cially
of pl'Ogl'('BS,
revealer Of
(as a PAV('HLrr
(aB
exhibits of
Show the
AuIgust Qh()W
last ~I\IIAYI1St
ilgriccultural
and agricultural
stock and
Of live
li\ (' stock
t~tl~lrxJlihitR
At last
bled oil
assemn
oLI
were such as had never
Hsscrllbled
hecn
I,1
obHh1~ hen
Ilr~rr probably
produce
wrre
pro~uce
Conole
wvl
the
even
in
niot ii clvc n tlle ~
ifL' Ilot
Sho'wgroundC:oln~-lolr
olllcl--i
one
yurellJalld Sllourgl
oiir Queensland
monwealth.
monwcaltlh.
the
to
The
the
n~lhtlt
c,~~t what
find out
to find
Sh ou to
the Show
to the
canlc
oll~ came
~c
city people
The city
country
had
done,
and
what
the
prospects
were
for
the
coming
\I(( 1 fa, 611t, c!onlillg
DI
had tlollr, aind u llctt, t'he ospects
co~tl
y
of
Irtak of
tJlr~ laok
ho~r the
Ico, ll how
came
t~own to learnI
cttme to town
f'h~~ country
countl.y
Hllcl the
veR1.. anti
year,
To
nterprise.
local
by
met
being
a
To a
ise.
rntclr~,l
locitl
enemy
Inc~t hy
products waH was heing
eneiny products
was
degree
lesser
a
to
also
as
satisfied,
was
the
vr af; the
degl
te
the
ssel
as also to a Ic
degree
gatisfied,
t'he city
c\eqree
country,
nianufactured
local manufactured
that local
expressed that
was expressed
regret was
hut regret
country, hut
as
extent
same
the
to
~h~
demonstrated
were the
as were
not
extc~nt
same
goods
not denlsncstrater~ to t~hr
wel
e
gooofi were
products.
primary pronucts.
ILCI~I
LIVE STOCKg EXHIBITS.
The numiber and qality 0V the live stock xhibi~s easily
eonstiuted a reco~d,
aind tihe figures w:hich we present on
another page show the marvello us growth ad geat rale to
stock sales. At the 1913 Show thle
Queensland of our anual
total sales effected amlounte1 to only £~,300 as against 1,010
uls. Sd. for Vhis year, and from~ inforation at or disposal, we
a,
ill
ith reasonable asisuranlce, estimate that the 117 sales
eclipse this year's to a marked extent.
FINANCE.
presenltedl
The~ statecietilt
of Revenlue an1d Expnlliture
hos that Rteenue For 1916 amouted
to £12,043 2.
hreithh
Expenditure otalld
aul.. as comipar'ed with £11,76 8s. ini 11.
£11;00 i s. 1(.1., the' corr~csponlding~ figurecs for 113 be!ing £11,50)1.
17s. lid.
In atlitioni to reducing our dlebit blace by 103~8 is. 4d.,
Improvents
we have expended £381 16s. 3d. on Prmarnnt
£163 2s. 2d. on purchase of Funitue, £160 19s. d. on Plant
and MIaterial, 337 on Tinbr required for stging istict and
othr exrhibits (75 per cent. of which will be available for next
s-er's Show), and have d~Ona~ted £11l7 to Pat~iotic puroses.
M EMq1ESII 1P EES show aii icrea se 'of £f280 as1 coniP' redc w'ith last Yea . a 1(1( AE L( 'El"l''~~'i'8 a--ii- inc res of £148.
I la Iiot I'h e Irin w\hich rell ontIi chlast clayS i terfcre'c I witli the
MIonday to the
'cerv? fine a ve~~1ra
(
alttenldanlce cIicatine~d froml
Fidy
, thle total \\ocd1hve
d
hci even11 lecttei.
The1( tliaiics oh' your1 Associatio n areo (lice to thle Ba~king
wxho
('our inrej~al
hIoues, antl plivate iiiiviluals,
I stitut ios,
N'o
contributed so liberally this~ yea;r to your Prize Fiund.
le~ss a sumi tlhan £61 18s. w as thus cloijtd. '1his total has
only bcc xced cl oncC sine*' the forcn1Atio of t'he AqSSCia ir,
i.
in the
.
Jub~ilec Yeri, 1909, w\rhen a to~ weeks' Show was
h~l.
DEFENCE DEPARTMENT AND SHOWII GROUND.
~
cloccbt existed
In ther early onths of te ear considerablel
as to wleter tile Mlilitary Authoritiels ~ "ro were inl occupation
to allow
of the 8Ahow 67ounds cold vacate~ in timei suficint
'beCing ade for the
ie ncessarA1y prelimlinry pre'paraisfi~f
waHs
io,
but thle inplOta uCce of the functioni to Qyueensland
reconised,
anid at very considerable iccolvciclcee thecy jnadc
aranlgemnt~ls w\hicli perlni
ittl
ed s to CRrry on1 as uIsul. Altogether tl Defeiiee )epla tnn lt oQcii ied thle SHow,~ 0 roundls foc
ab~out 18 1i1o tlis, a cd 'a wrl:1 (If pirise~ in st lie( xtei(led to t he
for the great careC taken of our1 pr'perl'
v dluing# that
oficers~
Tcrio1. O1ficrs antl mnel alike trete~d the, wvishesl 'of y'our rstay
J1*ie.
with a cour'tesy wh'lich) was plraSicig bey'Sond pl
4
DEATH OF SIR ARTHUR MORGAN.
It is with deepest sorrow that we have to refer to the loss
which your Association and our State generally suffered by
reason of the lamentable death of Sir Arthur Morgan. who for
six years ,had occupied the position of President. and duringu
that period had assisted your institution to an extent little
imagined by those who are not bhrou.ght into relation with his
National Association work. A comparatively young man, and
with, apparently, many useful years ahead, his demise came as
a great shock to the public of Queensland. Although in 1915
ill-health prevented our late President from ocnupyin'
his
,fficial position, he felt so much better this year that li was
in constant attendance at the Show, and presided over the
various official functions in a manner which made us believe
tlhat a return to his usual good health was assured. We, in
conjunction with the rest of t'he State, were deeply shocked and
grieved w'hen news of his death was communicated. To Lady
Morgan and members of her family, we extend a sympathy
which cannot be expressed in words.
RESIGNATION OF MR. T. F. FAUSET.
It is with regret that we 'have to announce the resignation
of Mr. T'. F. Fauset as a member of Council. Mr. Fauset's
connection with the National Association as a mImei),hr ,'
Council had extended over 1S years, and had started at a period
in its history when, owing to severe financial stress. Councillors
had to assume duties which embraced every phase of Show
management, even to some of those now undertaken by Inciiajiios and labourers. At a valedictory tendered to Mr. Fauset by
his fellow Councillors, appreciative reference was made to the
splendid services wihich Mr. Fauset had rendered to the Association during his long term. special stress being laid uponI tli
untiring and unselfish assistance which he had rendered towards
building the Association to its present highly important standing.
To mark their personal esteem, his "comrades on the
Council" presented Mr. Fauset with a handsome souvenir
suitably engraved.
ELEOTION OF MR. HARRY BROOKES.
Mr. Harry Brookes, of Glentainer, Dalveen, was in October
elected to the vacancy on t'he Council caused by the resignation
of Mr. T. F. Fauset.
ILLESS
OF THE STATE GOVERNOR.
Whecn early in Sowr wee~k it hecace klowii that 1-s ExcelSir Ham
iloii J. Goold-Adamns w-ho wa s on a isit to
N..W., ha(l b~eti stiekeii ~ithi sevllre i 11(1isposit ioul, a iid n~L1
not be( ale~ to r:eturn to Queenslnd
in timec
to pr~it
his
attenance
at t'he earlier functions of our Sho, genr~al
egret
was exp~esed, but when His Excellency accomniediic
by L~ay
Grool-Adainls, aHthloug lookig
fr1 f~om wecll, isitedc thec
IilICy
congratulated upon his l1aRtial
return to~ ood hIealth.
IMPROVEMETS.
[In provenletits t his yeau itil iide the erct ion of :30 new
cattle~ yard ithl ece'ssay dr
tlIinIIking a conmlloaHt iot. juistallaRtioui of extra watiiilg trough s inl dlfilret se~ctions, r~ctioni of
24 cattle sta'lls inl the da~iry! cattle sectio,i a tiew\ Hor'tielltull
Pavilion, l6Oft. long~ by~ 3Oft.
~il, eight new- cattle stalls adjoiing t'he Fruit. Pa~ilion, ~enloal
f~om Ptt's
Paddock and
re-ercion on Miacineryv Hill of Fr~uit Pailioi, and rection.
of a nlew bidge adjoin jug thle Acc'ijintisation SOCity Gr'oundS.
FLOOD DAMAE.
Th~le iea vyS ailfall
of 'e
iul~lal-rv was re~splsible
tor~l con~siderble daage~ to the~cb)ounldary feCe's
adljoiing ther crek
nulich r~uns Ijetween~l te Ac~liua~tisatioii Society
's Grounlds andi
thec 'Show (Iroancs. Whle pancls of feicinig,
flood gates, and
the two b~ridges adjoiing
trhe Ho~ticultural
Pavilioni and thle
Acclimatiation IGounds
respctively w1re swpt ceal a~a.
'Thec 2Oft. logs used for our Jumlpss we~e also floatedt away? f~omi
their storing stationi uder thle Grand tand ar~chay,
and thlree
of thlemi car~iedc righlt th~ough~
t le sewer1~1 t un i(l to l re'(a k fst
('re~k.
'Tie rinfall
at that pe~iod was a! ~iorlna I, auid. unifor tulately,
met a fll tid~. wi jel I acke i t he waMters lii it i
ai dleth up1 to, as much1'1 as .~ t. of wa.iterl wa'is Spread~( o)ver thet
w h)ole of the low' jilv tIg orttiOLS oft t'lie ( r'owI(s. [eoi
i
lemnis in entfioned(, 110 furlther SeilOuiS (in
d
ageff rlted~
fr'oni this
shorti~ hut sharp flood.
OPENING
EREMIONY.
Exehiemrlcyv the (bIeiilo r (;e i( ia, Sir W~iald Muir1
- l.rgi.a~omi
onI Wed., 16thi AugF., ait noon)1, thet creunoll(lly, as usual, being eonl(liletedl
enI a dias inl fron)t of tie (Arla uid Stadt. The1( dist inguislied
isitoirs wer Ine't b v Si u A l li r M'
Rorgi,
I )epluty (1ovr' I1
OP1a 11(
1'irsiderit of thle NaMtion~l Associat ion. al by LaY
CI(ly
oRg'n,
whoI( w11cre a'ttiln'dtd by3C(atin ('osens. A.D.C.
A very large attendance of visitors was present, and
weather conditions were ideal. TherVice-regal pRlty con1sisted
of Their Excellencies the Govenor General and Lady Mlunro
Fergus'on~ attended by Capt. Heskth-Smit~h,
A.D.C., escorted
by a body of monted police unler the (lirection of Inspector
Carroll. 'The guard of honour colsiste(1 of a nlumnber of men
froml the Corpoals' cool, under C'aptain Cruickshank and
Lieutenants G-ibbs and er~y.
Ohers
present included the
members of the~ Council of the atioal Association andC lady
rlatives, lion. ~J. M. Hunter and Mrs. Hunter, Hon. W. Hami]tonl and Mrs. Hailton, Hon. J. A. Fi'hlly and rs. Fihielly,
Hon. J. Page, M.P., and many leading citizens.
'The Presidlent, Sir Arthur Mogan, havinlg eprssed the
pleasure w'hich it gave hini on behalf 'f the Association to elcome their Excelencies, called upon the Secretary to readl thle
folloing addrss:May it please Your Excellecy,-On
behanlf of the Inmembes of the
Nt onal
Agfiriultul ralui Ind~ustrial Association of Qlcinsla
nd, w\e w ish
to etend to Your Exellelcy iid to Landy Mn~lro-F ergfiuson a helrty
wclcoe
to Queen l~an.~ anti to exsr s deep ;l,'''in
pre
tion of the iioinlur
whic~h you have coitf*rrl
liv opning this, oati 41st A ann I Exiilii in.
\c e desire to also wc~lole
Hiis E~cl leiicv Mi i Ham
liltutil .r. (moI~ld
aIts
and Landy
(itodd-Awlatit
WVe re g'r'tiiecl to be ale to submit
for Youur Exeeclletiv
's
i uspe' t'ionl, a collect ioli of ug:riculturl r, plastoral nd in dustin
cxliihits witii h
ber eloqueti t test inotty to t le alarvl bus recit perat i V e ([uli tics if
inrspec't, have )lttriioducd inl theC fict of the sevIrt
drtlit
I~l(ion~lS
utut
recordtic for many~1CerlS, nd the' inlst rial sect ion utf tint cotlitiniy
hias had to combiat, ini udtitit~l to uiroiht ccnitituts.. thle serions dislut apet wr
ot itlstanldingll this, w~e tire jr(ui
stiv that this yea~r'S S10\ \\'il Strlta~S
inl tjuallit
to, be in a1 posit itti to
of1 exScellence(' 'fLJ
dcssors.
We~ oid
cal \'onr spcial
artttioni to thle
' ' (r
ld e~lliiiits
sta geti by the Mou~lth ('oust Dist lt
J)isplay Assoiai~i~ ottut Qtieeti15la itti
and y tite Wsterit )istit 5 (f New\\ Mouth W ';is, thec foit i 'H ''
(i rude
I'buliab; .1. A. N'i st rtittt tf Kingutii, nubl( W\. Ale itt11
c (')1Itt swor
)ltb,
rretpl'tei
ely.
a1
The five fruit tI slils
of t lie (iv oie,iC BU1Pitll
e i
oli l ii,
Mttitt
\ill,
(iluss Housec
Mlottiitts, I'iitwl\Oo(i, attib1 Laitsiooui d11~(1.1~1
(it id S
cait (ily he dscribed~ as a1 miitni
licltt
ilistrtt onl if I he wcitht of the
respetive districtsR ts IttillcIrt5 f the Iitost
Ius ious of Q~ueen l nl
frulitsl.
TheagArieultural
eaptihtiities (if otir $tate ate amlply tletuotratetl
itt the suprb court of the (lov ern moent Expenrini ntl
Va nios sUPpleltiettt ed
bry the tropical ehibits frontl the Gircssytiutii Prk Etts,
orth Qucis
band, and by the vegetulle dlislay whieh
is eltliti'd by sttlers fruttal
the' Prikly Pear lands (if W'allibil ia. lit the' Fishries Cort we.( utt
dlemonstrtng the v~rietiesn
tif fish nttdi fi~i foodsl
ithl which titit Mturte
is so lvihly endoed by lt(turt.
of
Thc Bccf (attic of Quenisndl
are world r'e'o
ned, and to-day we
have pleasure in submllittinlg for Y~Our ExcellenIcys
inpection, umerous
compeitors
repreentilg
the btest studs in our mlidst.
The airy cattle exhibits are mlore uleous
tharn ever befor,
and
you wiMl note that ehibits include both direct represet~ations
and local
br~d decenda~nts of some of the best known herds inl the world. We
mlut brify refer to the high qulity of or Sheep., Swfin,
Dog, aind
Poultry exhibits. In the latter section. wIe have o fewer thanl 1,2:0
etrisy, constituting a rIecord for Queenlshld.
The savmples of Butter. ( he~s , and Bacon elibited unl tle Bultter
Court xwill fittinly demnsolxtae the superb qulity of these prodlutsa qlity
for hich Querelnd
busR nio\\ ecoie
jutly rioted inl the
world 's makts.
an inspection of our exihitionl wuld be~ inlcoplete if it did not
incl~ude
viis to the r1'ourits andt Iltelligece Departmecnt
Cort,
the
Aboiginal
('onrt, ndi the inn in d iillSt
lial I isplays which we have onl
view?. In the forriier
cout will be foud, in~ addition to other interesting
fe~atrs,
many rSllples
xa ii
of oii r ra nePst GemIIs, Rich Or-esx, nd Vluable
Time~s.
Xcleg to assure ~~u
scl rlv
ftie laty
arid devotion of
Q nenllsla liers tii the t lilcrone a 11(1 r~~lsra! of His M ijes~.tv K\ing: ( corge V.
His EcllenlCy replied as follows:-I~hav'e the honou1r to ac(kOWIdge~
the Cx reSSiOmi of lovUitv to thle
Thi ru~ne a ii d PrsOn of His MaljesRt Killrig Georg. a i(1 0 eha1lf of HerI
ExccPllenlC?- anl nl'islf. I log' to exj~reSS ourII sincereI.(
than
lks~ for1 the
Aild ness with -h ich voni Iia e beecn goicol ciiough to
co inc us to thi is
greilt Sitte of thecoiiii on w ca1I\Clti.
,
tiCenit
collectionl of ngr~icilt:l
and1
pasltorl
liriitliCts
exhliited here
Tt i~in dee I a1 sujct
fur c on grtu t i on
t lit :i fter so severe a
drougt, and xr~lii I pa si ru tlirough a1 l~crio(1 if t irilce diorgni sat ionl
this Sho\shouldl smuals
aill pr~c-ious reccords huutlu nts regatrds the numbr
and the exellence of its exhibits.
This is striking~ testiuloi both to the
fertility ad
richneCss of thle soil of QrIslC ~:i miii nd to thle entrprie
and enrgy~ of 'its l~atorlists andi fnrmi~rs.
I thank you for draing
rayT atte~ntionl to thec cptionn~l
nicritsi of
the vrious itit
displays, wa~d of thle fruit anid dir
cattle setions.
I shall examine with interest the tropicl produce fromr the Grovemmeat experimental farms. and the sanples of your tine tinubrs, whose
cormuneretial vatlue is certeuin to applreit.
I tnrt
that, at the conclusion of thle war,
I nia be ale to payv a
loner visit to this iniotarit
part of the &orlulrurowelh, ann11 hmaPe an
opportunity of becoing
bttr
acquinted
with its agiclituRal arid
industrial enterprises.
I trust good seaso~s muay i sit Queensland, and I wish all proslity
to the great iinulustries you represent.''
Lepd by ir A rtliur Mocrgan,. thcse present gav e ringing cheers for
their Excllenciu.
THE Ofl'WOIAL LUNCHUN.
Imediately aftri the 'Opeing
Ceremony a represen~ta400 were entertained at luncheon
in Vrhe main Exhiitionl Hal. Supportig Vheir Excellencies
er~e Sir Arthur M~organI andi dy Morgai, Mr
. John Macdloald (Cairmlanl of thle Associati~)
and Mrs. Macdionld,
M1. C. R. ~i'k orth (V'iee-Presidtarit) anld Mrw. Pickworth,
ti\ -e conpanly nlumlheriflg ovr
Mr. A. '1'. Noys (Vice!-Pe~side~nt)
ad Mls. N~oys, M'. John
A. Hayes (IHon. 'Teasui'er) and1(
iss H-aysR, M1. and1( MIs. W.
. Afflek.
.r and Mlrs. Erest
Baynes, M~r. and Mlrs. Harry
Brackrl,Mr.
and Mi's. E. Tr. Bell, Mr. and Mlrs. A. W. Cameron,
MrT. anld Mrs. W. M. Chales, M'. anul Mrs. T. F. Fuset, Mr.
and Ms
6. P. Frank1. M. and Mlrs. Johnl Hi~oi, M~r. and M\is.
Jo'hii Rid, M1. anrd M~rs. P. J. Synes. Mu' A. S. ( 'owly and( Mr.
R. (Jailey (rlustes~f),
the! Ciief Justice (Sir Pope A. C:ooper),
the Ati gi'e i~ei r ( mu. E:. . Theodoe) aid MIs. Thoor,
the Actinga Chiei ecr~tary (lo.
J M. Hunte ) and Mlrs. Hunte',, The1( h~ome Sci'e
tiy
(lo. .. hluxhani) aMi' 1s. Huxhatni,
T~e Assistalt
Mlinister~ for .Justifce (Hon. J. A. Flillv' and
Mi's.a Fi'he~ly, the niinistr
for Mlins (HoZn. W~. Hailtoni) and
Msf. 1-a ilto,
the ,Minister for Agiiculture (lon. W'. Leniton01)
W. H~therington), lion. .Jaiies Tolunie (Le~der of the Opyposition') ait Mliss Iiiji,
(Je'Ijenhi;
(:. 1. Lee'( and Ms. Lee(, toge~ tiei W itli ot)c1
her rei'cs~iita tive
\c o t I ie' Defecec )epa ~tinnit,
M1.'., J. Iaiii (Sce~tary' anld .\l is. Barnil, i'preCseultt ive s tit the
leatliug aiks andcl iitei'eantile houses~ tiogtherl writh I)1'oi iintn
t'i bito'~s andl(
reisnaiv
Uf Ai'iCUl tuI) Ra
SOitieS
througolt
the ('oiii noiiwcaltlh
Sir Arthua
M*.ugru. asr
nrsi
dent of theu asscit in.
w :is
iill(
Sir A~thur a s
prolKo'd'c "His Exeecllncv thel Uovenolcor.-Ueiier(1. i I,
and i n the na mer of the lIcoPle of Qucasla ad estended
a hen rtv wehojue,1,
to Sirk Roima Id and Ladyl Hele~n. Tedeaa
o
fw
ryei
t
Exclleny
fultlliig his: proiiise tol openl thle sihow tw\o yr~rls a g, a ii
iaiCC then1 hie had had a nIuiet anious tim.
Ausralia wans fortunate~ to
have hadl at this perio
aI tioveploi-(( ieiieanl
of suchl ehllt'at'ter a d lmi lit v.
S3ir Art hi r a~lso addedt~ta t~ibute to Ludyl Helenl for the ~ai~tt
she hul I1'ayed
in ha~rnoly
with the wommienc~l of Astralia.
w\ho w\(1(
ore l doingR suel .
He truted they would feel that the show had henc'i woth ining~ tol : .
In1 such a vastL Sftat, w'ith its e itidl tin onel( cor)ii or~l,it wasI Imu)t oa:sS' forl
ay as~ciation
to justify its i'lhi imi to thel name1Iaitiona
i. hut thel NaIt ioon 1l
ASssciati(Nn ha~d eNtiliheil its ~iht.
As ati exhli~it inl, it \\wsr an ejitoiime
of the products anld mlam ufi
tetm 'Los of the \.Ii ole Stto' its Immlh rslS~il
asn represeim't~tt.at ive f the \\ ho)l St ate a mi d I he aIt tenld~llm
iwo t tJ( ll ow'
wast~ re~rosenltat
ate
eve~n o~f the reotstt
euormerss of ther Stte.
His Eclle'y
the (iov~rmmv'-&iene
ridu, inrrieilvl,
ox esed!iiccig et aIt
the abncecc, t Iiough ill ne, of hisi Ecl lomu'l' tlie G:ov ~rm. Si i 1I mi
i t on
by his wide exjsrieicec,
i nlud~i ug ole ye~i ms in o Iiol A friei
,
wa
;s a
taking of this chanaCter. Aimdui hg to time' i\ r situatfio, he' LSid it could1~
hrot he sidl tat all da uer
and uijcetitv hlad passL~~ away?.
It wouldI1~
take a gmeaut andi united effort of tie wh.)ole~ Epire, in cojulctio nl witli
t~h'n A Iie, to secure the finn I ilefa~t
of ( IerlImnnn.
''wlr
o
iit
ad the ('oinnmowoa lth (I crvinmlic t Ii ad iicq11 i lrd, dii iiiim. t he ('lidii't o~f
the war, a large ieasu re of pulblic cotidonlc o iii their orgap:nitionl
ot
the rm'our'e of Autrliai for \\ rl. TIo dii wh at mlore~ plt iotic
tt itud'o
p~ulic mlan thn that takein by thec Prile
couldl be taken y any~ rat
hil been
Australia, nd Queenslnd in prticlr
(Chers.~
Minitr
and~ ther how
(rol~oit,
stlrugigli n g ot oly :Iaa st wa:~ i',bt aIo agiaist
ust
to-day. n(1 repoirts from1I1ma IIV hijSt i't' SuggeSte(1 thnt thir mlotto
he 1' ReSrga o. ' i-I truslted I ht theCse i Nlieati(nl'S 1Itteant tht aIftr fiVe
Iliiiht be) inl forl the( SVen1 fat ~'ars
they?
)lt
rial throughii ogh
V'a. rs'
the bloomi uponi thec stock 'Oilli
)esp~ite the drouht,
day.
of ncinlt
uelid
not be t'xl~
ilev~lolred inl niny ilirecctiois.
i'
side
the'
a
ntii
a~cr~nd
h
to,
a\ o rid
ott
hi
hog
xeinewt
II,\ took inl hocrticultue- a brn.:1ch
Theylow
se.
It
wa s
iltdustrv
anI
in-
of
andi the ic ~'(ii' Iltetj(', iii I li it'et'lltilit of hIouset.
hoticltre. iorestrv?,
wa:s thet
(S
attraclltive( feture
too'I of flit' Itto)t
,\\.
:t
Sct tishi 4ow
Inl the1 grac
oh:11
hOttiss5', atid( aIctul hou~se1S
l'orstry Sioie tv~ s cottujietitiotil for lan
thec hired~itug h' i Iiilk, inlsteadL~ of the beant.
hellitalth:111 of /Itris~, ho('~:il it cottl1il tio(t the salid they' had1
ei 'it the torll soltion of the jititlileiti ocf the~ tet for1 tubCrculoSs
vect r'i'i
lureI( wa :1 gra cottto'anttia
loui he( k tow iii the ol coiiti ry111!
')Iheh ttesh
5\'Steo ol t~e(tilig. w\ithl Illo\.isiotiS titi' t'oIIIIJieiiS: Lttii
Ii'
id noct know'
e~ e,atthe
a t'estil o oet':t in stge o f i.
itg i'ecot',ihs1,thel tsts, altl
Iletrritig1*
'~rv
it addedtl iiiiiioiuelvS1\
tothe
fl
Ittiactioti
itt
$I(\.Meatne
al sho
th
lini'ai'let'istic tif thle etlte~lri'ise if Ausa~rlia .At eture~ of1 hIuiie shiciws
dii\.lll; ~ liv' SOcietfies, and 1w' (;o'was11theiiiiiiStruti II a ti)rk, done1w(itii
ptitl iou was theC
l
paclkiii. \\.'hi Ic t1 l((i itttigeoii
tlegsiiltiis
Ag'iihtal
Nittish sltii.
t te
vit theOl
ho 's, andl
h
t'ariiie'is
iti' llg'
ext(itilig
itII(t
i'\'t'it iii
the
iiilttiiotfrce
itlit litsii
and ihition
uiti d to the tesnts for diseass, it hadlc dlone 1110 ic t han aiiy othecr thing~ to
ltbns
lohde
Te
tice the getiral inltere'sts of i'~i'lutll'.
til
Il(re thul ii. e:e * ft ei thle wa:r to help, iii the
aninl there w\old be needed ii
e
a i
ttiCillg
Itrgat
ilustlti.
of agr~licltral
restora.tionl
dlloug
ot' mlost use~ whenr pl'cedt
(
ariuj llt~ural college~s were
These('ere iii ore ' Iitahihe~ thatil thel (liii ill ii l
tes.
onl his fthecr's f'iiuil tir
(:O\'Ci'itiieit farmlS. A b)oy w\as hietter trinedt
thanll even'1 til a iritd Cl\(ovrlllttn
tInged fat-.l
\\11t
wel
bi!:trl out til
the farm
fa ml, because the true test of suei'ss, wais a hI ii cii t lie i-t id
I?
e c s on s bcause b the
o ;~ist'l
i
wa rgn~y ? A uuothiel' soil tee of ligh~t
;
rtl out o~f th '
l~ledge thy got stl e way fitiw
it tid kit ow
exe ha tige of iews\
'Ihe mallin t''el(rn of theP fttulre IIist beC ter bter utilistioii of
dolrk.
the In it, ailid the grctt'r cin fort tif those liv i igi iiun)(I ie l'i tId. lit this
lnc saidl he~ w'oiild like to give8 a t'up) fOi toutilpetit'otnlcction his Excelll
Thu(' i it \\was a coat et it ion hut wen
t ion inl either (tilt tf thice' direct ion.
.n
ive socitisf, to ascetainl whichl wals die musot succesful
('-olict
thec oy.iiioil thnt
ide of ('x iCinien~tll ii
lle'iin tiveP wast1 L t'uiui pt it ioitl fOr ~IIISIor' ac(tl'iI
htiihlings~, a mid Outbuli ldiing a ad fiture~s soit li' fur soldi' ' stt leinen Is~
.in1 thel ilnl. or fo' Ordi tiaryY ngr~'llu~'h 1 tollegesCh to ute'lt the requli i e
at of settlemenlt
ble ami i iiietmse a 1114)11
Iii t
Thre
'
ltl.
~iinls ot cope~rt
itfter
ther wr. He w\old lvea ei I li 'oi~'e of cinoid l~ciion w'ith ti e cotimi-
ducllts, a iii the' I liird~
cil. In conclusion, his Excellency said their first thought to-day must be
the winniing of the war, and their last man and last shilling had been
pledged to that end. The second care was that in the years of peace after
the war, they should build up an even greater Australia, which would be
a greater asset to the Empire, and which would add to the high security
twhich the E:npire afforded, a security built upon a solid foundation of
free institutions, healthy famnily life, and sound public policy-a h;gh
security for the peace, welfare, and happiness of mankind. (Applause.
The Chairman aead a message from Sir Hamnilton Goold-Adatas, who
stated that he joined most heartily iin the welcome to Sir R. ('. anid Lady
Munro-Ferguson, and wished the Association every success with its
carnival. Sir Arthur explained that Sir Hiamilton Goold-Adams had
gone to Sydney to visit the .State Governor there, and had hben forbidden by his medical adviser, because of illness, to travel back in time
ir
to oe present that day. He would, however, return that night.
Hamilton took a very keen interest in the affairs of the association,
which was'doing a great deal, not only to settle people n the la-ild.
but also to make them prosperous. (Applause.)
The health of the State Governor, proposed by Sir ArthuIr M org'an.
was enthusiastically drunk.
Mjr. A. T. Noyes briefly proposed "Tlhe Ministry of Q(ueensland."
Mr. Theodore, responding, referred t o what lie considered the (;Gvernmennt's dluty to be in the present international crisis.
The par'.m'oiiiiiit
necssity at the piresent time was the concentration of all the tores
within the Empire upon the winning of the war. There was no excuse
Unless they put
for keeping back any part of their whole strength.
forth the whole of their might in the carrying through of the war
to a successful issue all their efforts during the last two years would
be rendered nugatory. It was the duty of the Government, therefore,
to see that the whole tof thelir resour'ces were used to win tlie war.
After the war they would he faced with trade and industrial problems
which such gatherings as that could deal with. Old time shibboleths
must go, and with them the pernicious practice of buying in the che ap
est market, and selhing in the dearest. The safety of the Empire must
be the first consideration. GeriaiIny no IIonger must be allowed to cupture their natural ,resources and their trade. The dominance of Germany must be broken for ever not only on the battlefield, but in the
world's markets.
((Applause).
Other problems, however, must not
be ineglected by the Government.
Parliament would meet shortly,
and probably would sit till the end of the year. He believed that the
p)rogramme for the coming session would satisfy all sections of the
conumunity. (Applause.)
Mr. Theodore then proposed the National Association, and said it:
influence was conferring a permanent benefit on the State. (Applause).
Mr. ,John Macdonald (Chairmnimi ) replied. He said the council was more
tha'r pleased to be able to present such a fine exhibition of the products of
Queensland. In his opiuiiinii tne show on the whole was superior to
anything seen before.
What with the drought and the military use
which had been made of the show grounds, the council had their doubts
,at one time about seeing a show at all, but the military authorities
readily met them. He thought the district exhibits were finely staged,
and he was glad that Mr. and Mrs. Trevitt, who had roome up with
a New 8outh Wales display, had carried off the blue ribbon. He also
comgratulated Crows Nest on winning the B grade. The association
specially appreciated the assistance of the G(h \einent in providing departmental exhibits. He believed that this friendly attitude was typical
of the feeling of all Queensland towards the associntion. HE TR'STED
THE FRIENDLINESS WOULD EASE THE COUNCIL'S TASK IN
PERSUADING THE GOVERNMENT TO FACILITATE THE EXT ENDING OF THE GROUNDS AND THE CLOSING OF THE ROAD
THAT SEPARATED THE TWO PARTS OF THE SHOW GROUND.
The company then adjourned to the show grounas.
REVIEW
OF EXHIBITS.
Live Stock Exhibits.
In the Council Stewards' Reports which appear elsewhere,
,detailed reference is made to live stock exhibits, and as a
supplement, we have very much pleasure in laying emphasis
upon tlhe large increase of live stock exhibits which this year
faced the judges. Although in the Cattle Section the entries
were only 54 more than on the previous year, that increase,
owing to many of he ,classes (su'ch as herd bulls) consisting of
three or more animals, brought tihe actual increase of stock
up to over 300. Apart from the increased number of exhibits
present, the sales effected endorse the 'opinion of the experts
in attenlance, that the quality of the animals shown was of the
very highest standard, and the stock salesmen were emphatic
in their expressions of opinion that the 1916 Show wlas a record
in number ,and quality of stock offered for sale, and in number
of ,buyers present.
HIorses show ldecreas(ed entries as compared with last year;
but this is explained in Mr. E. Baynes' S'how Report. The
general opinion expressed was that the quality of the animals
s'hown had an upward tendency. Veterinary examinations and
stud bhook reqluirements although affecting tlle number of ex-
hibits, is undoubtedly having a beneficial effect
quality of the exhibits now coming forward.
upon
tihe
Sheep (British Breeds.)
('lasses for exhibit in the Stud Sheep Section were confined
to Lincolns, English Leicesters, Border Leicesters, Romney
Marsles, and Dorset Horns, the total number of entiies 1)eingi
114 as compared with 110 in 1915.
The Sheep Judge (Mr. W. G. Brown, Government Sheep
and Wool Expert), adopted the "Point" system in arriving at
'his adjudications, and apparently with results which were
highly satisfactory to exhibitors. In his report, Mr. Browne
mentions that although drought 'conditions had been sever,.
the majority of the exhibits were of high quality and good
enough to hold their own at ,any Show in Australia, this applying particularly to the Border Leicester and Lincoln exhibits.
Swine.
This section is fully referred to in tihe Council Steward's
report appearing on another page.
i-L
Poultry..
Exhibits totalled 1,221 as compared with 918 on the previous year, arid the quality of the exhibits in this class wert.
so good that more sales were effected than on any previous
occasion.
Dogs.
As usual were well represented, the competitors including
most of the Ohampions in this and Southern States. Judging
occupied the whole of one day, and many of the ,classes were
so even in merit that the judge had considerable difficulty in
separating them.
District Exhibits.
Considerable interest always attaches to the District Exhibit competitions. This year we Ihad two "A" Grades, one
from the Western Districts of New South Wales scoring 874
points, the other staged by the South Coast of Queensland
District Display Association, whose total points num'bered 852.
By the very narrow margin of 22 points in a possible of 1,390,
the N.S.W. competitor thus won first 'honours. Tihe small margin of points by which N.S.W. won from Queensland will, no
doubt, have a stimulating effect upon the losing district wheji
next they ,meet.
In the "B" Grade, four districts competed. Crowns Nest
winning with the splendid score of 8O8 points, followed by
Fassifernl with 761 points, then Kingaroy with 733, and Gynmpie with 732. Last year Gympie took .pride of place with
Crows Nest last, this year there was a complete reversal of
honours.
'One Farm Competition.
The competitors for this year were. Mr. O. C. Williams of
Plainby, Crows Nest, who scored first honours with an aggregate of 370 points; Mr. Win. Allen of Ohatsworth, 'Gymlpie.
being second with 342; and Mr. J. A. Nystrom of Booie, Kingaroy. third with 328. These exhibits arounsed considerable
interest, and throughout the week were surrounded by interested spectators wh'o were loud in their praise of the value of
the competition as demonstrating the capabilities of one lman
and ihis family, and also the capabilities of his farm. The
competition was, perhaps, doubly interesting by reason that
three far separated portions of Queensland were represented.
District Fruit Exhibition.
A departure was made from methods adopted at past shows
in connection wit~ the Fruit exhibition, when for several years
the whole of the fruit display had been collected in the distriets
embraced within the North Coast 'Fruit area. It was felt by
quite a number of those contributing to past displays that their
r
- C..ri -i
-I-
respective districts did not receive credit to the extent that
their contributions warranted. Recognising the justness of tlhis
contention, it was decided this year to divide Queensland into
fourteen districts. each of which was invited to compete for ithe
£100 prize money. Five of the fourteen competed, first honours
going to M'ontvil'le with 111 points, Landsborough and Glass
House Mountains, ,and Buderim Mountains district each scored
90 points, Palm woods 81, and Gympie and district 75. In. addition to the prize ,money of £100 itlhe National Association's
certificates were awarded as follows for the best ex'hibits mentioned:-Pineapples: Landsborough and Glass House Mountain: Bananas: Bulderin Mountains; (Citrus fruit: Montville;
Fruit packed for Market: Montville.
Horticultural Display.
The Horticultural exhibits this year surpassed all previous
displays held in connection with our Show. lThe new Horticultural Pavilion, which measures about 160ft. long by 30 ft. wide,
and built like a huge bush-'house, was used for the first time and
packed from end to end with one of it:he most marvellous floral
collections ever submitted. iThe .Sweet Pea display was absolutely astounding and experts from the 'Soutthern States stated
most emphatically that they doubted if in ithe whole of Austratia bl'ooms of similar size and wealth of colouring could b,
grown. In the District Horticultural Competition the Stepllhens
District won first honours for the second year in succession.
Wallumbilla Vegetables.
A display of 3: tons of vegetables grown in the Wallumbill-i Disitrict on land w'hich, until recently, was infested by
irickly pear, was an object lesson, not only on the subje ,t of
the worth of these lands. but more so as a demonstration of
the 'big hearts of tlliose settlers who undertook to reclaim fromi
t'he pear scourge the farm lands which are now giving such
Iprofitable returns. No better vegetables were ever seen in
Australasia th th tliose comprising ,this exhibit, size and quli'ality
leaving nothing to be desired.
Cottage Garden Competition.
An innovation in Show compeititions was introduced last
year in tlhe form of a competition for ('Cottage Gardens, open
only to amateurs, and met with such excellenit support that it
was decided to ,continue the coompetition this year. Sixteen
gardens .competed, the first prize going to Mr. J. Smitlh 'of Red
Hill, who scored 52 points out of a total of 65; Mrs. E. Zimnitat
of Zillmere, being second, wivtJh a score of 50; and Mr. C. Short
of Toowong, third, with 47 points. In the report submitted
by tlhe Judge, Mr. JT. F. Bailey, Government Botanist, he writes:
"The garden which agained the greatest number of points was a
striking example of patience and industry. Here ithe owner
had great difficulties to face in forming a garden, owing to the
steep ,grade of his ,land, which, however, was not 'the only
drawback; the soil available being mostly of a gravelly nature.
It is hardly the place one would expect to find good root ,crops;
but it would be hard to improve on the quality of the carrots,
Swede turnips, and potatoes grown by Mr. Smith, and it is to
be hoped that some of he produce of the garden will find its
way to the Show tables this week. The garden placed second,
is worked under difficulties of a different nature to the lastmentioned, in the fact that no water is laid on, and the owner
spends a couple of hours each day 'when necessary, in watering
with the aid of a can. The show of flowers was very creditable, and the vegetables were ,good, the cauliflowers calling
for special mention. 'The third garden in order of merit, .had
a good variety of flowers, including a fine display of Sweet Peas
of splendid quality. Some of the vegetables were particularly
fine, notably leeks, cabbage, and rhubarb."
These competitions were instituted with the object of encouraging holders of
small areas of land to convert portions into kitchen gardens,
and, perhaps. thus enable them contribute a portion of the
amount saved to one or other of the Patriotic Funds, this aspect
being quite apart fronm the beautification of premises, which
would result from the healthy rivalry introduced.
Tropical Display.
Mr. J'oseph Campbell of Gossypium Park Estates, and
Kamnma. Cairns, staged a m'ost interesting display of the tropical products of North Queensland. Samnples of many of the
very fine fibres, together with examples of cottJ'is grown o,.
the Estate constituted the principal portion of the exhiiit.
Possibly the most valuable items included were examples of
paper pulp made from fibres, grasses and cotton, which grow
profusely on a large proportion of our Northern coast lands.
We understand that Mr. Campbell has, sinc our Show, so demonstrated to, and so thoroughly .convinced, the Paper Manufacturers in Victoria and New South Wales, that large orders
have been received for the pulp, wlhich he purposes 'manufa'turing at Kamma.
Butter and Cheese Competitions.
The entries in the Butter and Cheese Sections at this year's
Show were most satisfactory, being in advance of all previous
records. This was remarkable, as well as encouraging, when
the existing dry time through wlhich the dairying industry lhas
been passing, was taken into consideration. 'The total Butter
entries numbered 121, and Cheese 146, the latter being more
tfhan double those of last year.
Bacon and Hams.
The cormetition was keen in this section. Ftor the best six.
sides of 'Bac , f~actory cured, first laward w-et to the J. C. Hutwith 96 poits out of a possible 10;
tonl Ppty. ofBrisbane,
Qlueensland Co-operative Bacon Coy., urrarie, wining second
Ihonours wvith a total of 93 poits. In1 thle class for six Hams,
fctory ~of the J. C. Hutton Ppty. aine first, the
the Brislne
samel Conrpny 's
Melbourne factory second, and their C'anterbury factory, NS.W... third. The exhibits wer~le of hiigh order,
anld w-on the 'colmmendatioIi of the judgec.
Farm and Dairy and piar.
The FaLrm and~ D)airy andi Apiary~ exh~liits w\ere t~his yar
Eties inl thec fo~rmler
dliplayed inl ai roomy andc wellI lit C'ourt.
setion binlg ahead of those received onl any Iwecvious year', and
th:e quality descibed~ as supeb.
T'hw fallilg off in miumber1 of enlt~ies inl the Apicultue
conl it ios,
whlichl had mit ter Se;.
tionl was due to the driought
nlominall ondcitiomms inl the~ bee w\o~l.
Fine Arts, Women 's Industries and Schools.
A dpiartu it \v\as miiade~ this year inl 11w~ Fine Ats Sctioni
onl mthod s of previous ya~s. iniasiiuckl as thiat theic adlj udicationis were niade eforec the picture~s wem1e h~ug. Tis etlod.
app~oved by ine ju~gs. and allowed~c inorc carefu~l
w-as warmly
thanl are possible undcer thIe 'old systel. All ho ughl
c~op~arisonsl~
inl a niuiber of instnics, imr~ioved quc~lity w\as mot icable as
compar~ed ith prvios
exhibits, thlere( is still r'oomr for' advce~lcIn ent.
In1 the Womni's Industr~ies
Section, exhriits wrei ulII to the
usual s~tadar,
and 'wcre
, praps, a little itire attractive thani
oni previous years. b' reaon tlht mnnany?
oh the' exh'iblits sh1own.1
colsisted of kniittedc ariticles iade~ for tie 'lcelltit ~)f our solieris
I(;l ii h 0(Cc n l ~I
at the front. Mlenierls o~f thclie oo Spun ingl
a sace in the section devoted to thel Womn's I nlustr~ies, and
'providecd
a display wicih, ow\ig to its uiqlueness, wasl mlos;t
Quite a minim h)er of spinmnlinig \\he~ls were at work,
attrctive.
and the whole~ p1ocess of mnaikimig knlitting~ w\ool ironi1 thel( raw\\
aterial was demnoistrated.
Theo Scholso~ Exiits. as usual, proi~c\i~ ld con~isideriable~
lative(,
anld also
inter~st
for te juenile exhi~itor's a1(nIl
Jo iled
a~mll proof that the Q~ueemmisla id school gi~l and bo(y
is ifted with a fmnl
hare of m~t ra I ailit , aind that the
school0 systemis adopted in Qdueesland~1 re~ w\okiig iii a ir etionb wibch brings out thle et that is iii eal oh t he' pu~ils.
i
The saple
oF witig,
se in$
rwn,
amtmg z i
lld
111)
pinge exhib~ited, were of very hclighy order.lR
16
Government Experimental Farm Exhibit.
The exhibit made by the Department of Agriculture and
Stock presented a number of new and interesting features.
T lhe design of the Court was very imposing, and, we understand, was the result lof some of the ideas collected at the
Panama Exposition. Visitors were impressed, and congratulated the Department's designer upon the very Ihandsome result achieved. We cannot ,adequately do justice in this report
to the innmmense value of this display from both agricultural
and pastoral standpoints, but we oan assert tihat the whole
arrangements fulfilled to the leter he ,objec of the Department,
viz.-the scientific education of the miaal on the land. The
work of the Department, as brought before the public in this
magnificent exihibition, illustrated how vital an intimate knowledge of production was to both our old and new settlers. No
section of our Show presented m'ore interesting features than
were shown here, and throughout the wh.ole six days it was
crowded with students and members of the general public.
The incalculable value 'of the education which is thus convevyd
to the man on the land, is recognised by the majority of our
settlers who have no diffidence in expressing their appreciation
of its good work.
Fisheries Court.
A remarkably fine display of food fisthes formed the leading
feature of the exhibition made by the Licensed Fishermen in
the ('ourt devoted to that branch .of our industries. Schnaipper,
mullet, king, giant mackerel, cod, taylor, bream, flatihead, and
every known edible fish was entered for competition. The noncompetitive portion of the exhibit could not well be improvedl
upon. 'The cetntre of the 'court was occupied by a large Dugong
weighing 8cwt., accompanied *by a baby dugong, both frozen
solid. Grouped around these were different coloured fish in
blocks of ice. Dredge and bank oysters were also shown, and a
display of preserved fish kindly len't by tihe Amateur Fisher,men's Association, added to the educational value of this highly
interesting exhibition of our food fishes. Examples of tinned
Queensland fish were also shown. The credit for the artistic
arrangement of the wihole display, which was much admired, is
due to Mr. J. H. Stevens, Inspector of Fisiheries, who. with his
very capable staff, put in several weeks of exceedingly hard
work to make the Court the attractive feature attained.
Intelligence and Tourist Department.
The Court allotted to the Queensland Intelligwnce anti Tour
ist 'Bureau this year had, perhaps, more interest for the average
visitlor than any other section of the Show. The magnificent
collection of oil paintings and photographs illustrating Queensland scenery, which had been hung at the Paniama Exposition,
I
-were displayed in this Court, and, perhaps, none were more
surprised than Queenslanders to learn that in their own State,
scenery of the nature depicted by means of these pictures, 'was
contained within easy reach. In -addition there was displayed
Queenland timbers and minerals, and Mr. J. Stuart Nesbit had
on view a collection of gems from Sapp'hiretown worth £4,000.
TPhe Department's literature of value to seekers for l.and, and
also tourists, was profusely (listributed to those who purposed
making use of the intelligence t'hus supplied.
Aboriginees Court.
This court, as usual, attracted a constant flow of visitors.
The design of tihe court and arrangement of exhibits, showed
11)o1 the efforts of previous years.
considerlahle improveentt
(hn section was dvote(1 to the work of the Missions, and the
central stands to the work of the Government Aboriginal
Sdhools. At the lack of the Court w~'as a realistic group of
palms, under which a guywih was erected, t~he inmates being
full-blooded natives from the Ha ranaha h Settl tlelmt. I)isplays
of work from the several Presbyterian Missions, Mapoon, in-
cluded crochet and Red ('ross work of a quality which surprised
visitors, and was solely the work of the aboriginal women
iul girls. From Weipa some heautifuil specimens of needlework were s'hown, together with leather work 'and native
weapons. From Aurukan, Yarra'hah, and Mona Mona came
collections of native nats, weapons. fire sticks, sand other contrivances used by the aboriginals. The exercise lbooks. copy
ho4ks, garments. samplers, home-n made bread, scones, etc., compared favourably with similar work and cooking shown by the
white sisters of those aboriginal women and girls. Altogether
the work in this section was a revelation, and is a magnificent
testimony to the good work leing colnlductedl hy our A'lyoriginal
T)epartmnent. assisted hv the various M1issions interested.
Visits to Shows.
l)uring the year members of Council and officers visited 2!)
shows, viz. :-Barealdine, Huidaherg, Heaudesert, Brookfield,
Beenleigh, B'oonah, ('ahoolture, ('lifton, Glen Inines, Jpswvich,
lKillarney, Kilcoy, Iowvood, lismore, .Melbourne, Maryborough,
Mirwillumbah, iMarburg, Naibour, North Pine, Rosewood,
Sydney, 'Tenterfield, Toogoolcawah, 'l'to oomba , Warwick,
Woodford, Woibhye, and ill mere.
Retiring Members of Council and Auditors.
of the followYou are called upoii to elect officers iin placa
ing, who retire:President:-Mir Arthur Morgan, Kt. (deceased).
Vice-PreIsidcmnts :-Mvssrs. C. R. Pickwurth and A. T. Noyes
Ooiuncil:-Mesars. W. J. Affleck, A. W. Cameron, W. M.
Chales, J. Hiron, John Reid, and P. J. Symes.
Auditor:-Mr. C. A. Powell.
With the exception .of Mr. C. R. Pickworth as Vice- President, and Mr. C. A. Powell, Auditor, all the above gentlemen
are eligible for re-election, Mr. Pickworth being eligible for
eleetikn as a menmber of the Council.
'The following six members of the Council remain in office
for a further twelve nIouths:-Messrs. E. Baynes, E. T. Bell,
Harry Brookes, IP. Frankel. J. A. Hayes, and J. Macdonald.
Mr. R. 'G. Groom remalins in office as Auditor for another twelve
months.
To fill the vacancy .caused by the resignation of Mr. '. F.
Fauset, Mr. Harry Brookes was elected ion 26th October. You
are called upon to confirm this election, the period heig for
a further term of twelve months.
Staff
The Secretary and staff have aga in givell itire sat isfaetion to memers of tlh Council in the care which they have
exercised oin blehalf of the interests of the Association.
Yours faithfully,
For and behalf of the Council,
JOHN MACDONALD,
SHOW DATES, 1917, 13th to 18th AUGUST.
COMPARATIVE
1910,
TATEMET OF ENYTRIES, BRISBAE
The following table shows the comprion
1911, 1912, 1913, 191, 1915 a~nd 1916.
*1909
9335
565
89
21
.
Wine'*
Farml and1~ I)a~irY
Ap'icult re
Ht ~ticult
tare
)it ict
4'ollet it lts
~iaie
A~ts.
1910 ti91il 1912 1913 1914 11915
924~
687
40
1124
6i70
100O
142
:37
49 :17
8
60(
100
7
ccla JHuiltliatg
bea't heajecs.
41
413
10)
4
418
375
18
58
21
76i
--
4
768
900
110
3
92
4137
918
15
76
:17
80
290
8
3
3120
19
1916
715
954
114
-
71
405
1221
4127
35
352
6
3
280
22
141
417
16
44
18
21
20
93
2
1306
40
900
241
8
530
13
10
6i86
16l
16i
-)
--1
19
-
(iall~uiaag
amacotaslr
II 38
16i
1~sa? s onr the 8how,
Mlusicl
of entries for the years 1909,
1048 1035
980
6253
832 1013
170
2377
225
17
2.5
25
25
29
659
109 11
35:
73
71
2731
294
259
77
288
332
679! 586c 86i8
843
9128 1040
"
1
22
173 XI
154
5
12'7
10(5
291
57
177
12
82
26
103 42
7
79
6
6
209
265
194
236
297
3120
4 4
5
6
10
7
I
3
2
5
374 266
ic
44
I
io
80
360i
78
:37
32
30
51
16i
Horsies
C:attle
Sheep
Angra' G:oats
Swine
1)ogS
Pocult~y
. ..
Wool
SHOW.
a muI Lit
Itt my
Sheepl Docg '[ajils
59:3
-9'
-
-
5
10
-
Year.
8
-
.
7020
*.lubile~
1229
)
167
i26
1
ItS 16
460-
At hltie
Fi he mies
.
I'o
211
23
22 20
5534
Ei603Y 6436~
-
i79
-3
-
-
-
32
30
73
6628zl5434
5827
1
Statement of RECEIPTS and
RECEIPTS.
....
Weight Guessing
Commission on Sales
Donations to Prize Fund
..
..
Entry Fees
..
Ground Rents
....
Gate Receipt
..
..
Privileges
Sundry Receipts..
Members' Subscriptions
Space Charge
.
..
..
.
..
.
..
..
..
..
..
:.
..
.
..
£
97
152
691
952
450
5,341
803
467
1,935
1,152
s
2
12
13
17
10
16
0
8
13
7
d
0
10
0
11
0
11
0
6
(
9
£
12,045
Dr. Balance Bank of North Queenslhind at 31st
..
..
Decemrner, 1916
s d.
2
5
1,954
5
2.
£13,999
7
7
So5
/( ~'e 7J
JOHN A. HAYES, Hon. Treasurer.
J. BAIN, Seoretary.
21
1916.
EXPENDITURE at 31t Decembe,
EXPENDITURE.
Advertising
Audit Fees
IIII(
I( Exehaiie
Bank ('hag el£1 and
C~rtage andl ('ab, H ire
£
J2
31
7
59I
2
42
631
16
0
£/ H 8
Comlmision
Ctering arid Ent~rtin~ing
Furniture
Fire Briadle
.
Fodlder
Freight
..
.
Fee ('itv ('io,w~i
..
.
.
.
£
(I.
s. d.
10(I
6 8
9
I
3
19 10
4 4
6i3 I
6i 4
1
.115,
Kitsron Lightig~. £57, 15,
Gas. 516/3;
General Expens..
Hire of Furnitulre
Im~rovenints
Inrance
Interet onI )vrraft
Fee.
Jutlges' andi St~wr'
..
onations to, Patriotic Funds
ieiie
~
.
s*
.
..
.
Mluic
rship Badg~cs
Mebe
Maeite~nnee
Groundt
...
. .
Plant anld MlterPial
.
.
.
.
.
Prize Mloey
P'olice Exe nses
.
Priting alnd Statione~ry
.5
..
Rate~s Wtr
..
.
Sanita~y Expensefis
..
..
Reit-BHrisbane O)ffice
Rihbons.
and ( 'aice
.
Reiairs
tampsl~
..
Slarlier-~tff
Salla ries-TempllIorary~ Office Stff
.
.
.
Suu~lrv Show Expses
.
.
Trave~ lln Expenses')
.14
.
Timb~r
So IWee
and~ Clea~ring~ Upl--sl,
Wags-Prpaingl 'l)
:181 16i
331
139. 5
297i 7
117 0
IS~ 0)
42 12
124 18
89 10
160 19,
3817 I
66 0
301 II
3.. 131
341
161l 9
125 18
25 8
70) I
19
240-I 17
187 6i
7
16
0
1410 iiI
3J
6
II
0
0
6i
(1
8
10
0()
I
7
0
II
7
0
6
8
0
11,017
--
I)r. BLance Bak of North Queenslandlcl 1st *lanuarv.
.
..
..
..
..
..
1916i
Examined and found corret this 10th dy of Jaiiarv),
6
6
£13,999, 7
7
2,992
1917.
C. A. POWELL, A.F.1.A.
B. U. GROO,
F.C.~.A.
22
COUNCIL STEWARDS' SHOW REPORTS.
MR. ERNEST BAYNES'
REPORT.
In making my Awunal Report of the Horses at the recent Exhibition,
it gtitves ne pleasure to say that they were wel up t'o the high standard
usually seen in our Ring.
Ow'ng to the severe drought maging ov'er the greater part of the State
until a month or so before our entris closed, they were, perhaps, less than
in some former years, but what we lost in numbers, we made up in
quality.
In the Ag'ed Blood Stalilion class there were 13 Stud Book horceba good lot, The first prize aiid champion going to Mr. M. F. Yore's
'Sunripe"
(imp.), by Sundridge-Full Ripe.
"Lily Veil" (imp.) by
Mavtoagon-&Chifon nreceiving the reserve chaupon, and 'Borghese"
Amongst the unplaed 'horses were some
(dmp.), Highly C(omniended.
that, properly meted, would certainly improve our general utility stock.
Mr. I. J. Afoore's "Loch Raven," by "Simmer,'' from "Loch
Lena" again won the Championship for Blood Mares.
Owing to the absence thorough sickness of His Exce~ldency Sir Hamilton
J. (oold-Adams, who was to have judged the Blood stock, Mr. C. E.
McDougall acted, and the thanks lof the Associiation are due to him for
coming to our assistance at the last imoment. I am pleased to say His
Excellency was welJ enough to visit t'h'l. Grounds during t.he last two or
three (lays of the Exhibition.
The Draught Horses were fewer than last year, but in the class 4
years a'nd over, some v'erV fine horses wrre shown. That fine horse,
"Royal Scotch," bred in New Zealand, won 'his fourth ('hallionshlli) in
suiccession. He is certainly one of the tinest horses in Aiustralia, and
v'e'ry hard to beat. He is a Ihandsome browi hors', a. good mover, with
suiuerb carriage. The Sec ondl and 'l'hird horses, *King George," 'and
"'B'itishHope,"'' and ''Radical"' were bred in New Zealand and Victoria,
* King Geyrge"'' rciving the Reserve C(hanpionsIihip.
The ('haipion ,Mare,
Mo,"''
was alother New Zelander, and was
exhibited by Mr. Stokes. ,She was foaled in 1910 111 is by 'Baron Bold.'
I am sorry to say that sonic of the' Queensland bred Draughts were
not. of a. vtry 'high class, and I amni afraid lIreeders are not paying as much
attention to the Imares as they shuuld. We have the sires, but the avres
aT ouIr wknes8.
'I'he ('haiO Trotting or Pacing Stallion was won by Mr. H. t.
C'ihb 's "King ('ole,'' a very handsome hoiee, and a great pacer, hin
reor(rd boling 2 inns. S 3/ths sees. The Reserve C(hanpion going to
Smith Bros., ''Sparkling Bells."
"Coy Bells,'' by 'Sparkling Bells,' was first in the three year old,
beating last year's Ch.aimpion, "JIdlewood."
''Coy Bells was bred anii
exhibdt'le by Mr. L. H. Ja'ksoln. The ("hampion Mare was Mr. H. .
C'ribb's " Vivience Hope,'' by ' King l 'ole"''-"'Vanquish.''" S'h is only
a young imare and very fast. Reserve ('hamnpion went to W. J. Young 's
Bells.'"
'Queensland
'King ('ole" gave us a taste of his quality wuheui he attempted to
lower our track mteuord of 2.17 established last year by ''Derby Chiuintes.''
He was well driven, and if a more suitable pacemaker had been procured he would have broken the *record as it was he managed to equal
it-and with another stride het would have lifted our £100.
There were only two Pors's shown in the eles for Coacers, but
as neither were, in the opinion of the judge, bred on coaching lines, no
award was made.
ther First Prize going to Mr.
obs.-Thet'C wre only three shwn,
Robbinsi' ''Mieang,' a shapely~ Little horse.
to two dlistinlt ty pes of vonies hiaF6 shOwn1 in the
Ponies.-O~ing
eta1lin c.sses, it w'a&s found1. Ix.Cee arY tio Cl~aSify tlheni before th' judgOne class wras m~ade of those best dapted for gettingf tivitir
ingbegn.
r'iding~ ponlies)-it was
ponis, end another eias b~t suite~d for prodluig
inl Que nlslanld we halve
thle uly fair w~ay ~fjudgingl thenl. At pr~c~rent.
me tds of the reooglised ptiy br~eds, and util we ha~ve, classifingf
themi as we did seentss to mei th'e faiest wayl! of judgCingf thel. On the
I.
whoble, ti~eyv re a. gcood lt. The First an~d( anipio wcre onl byv
I~le\ tI."
G;. It. R~obbiuls' ' Nos~kie.' by\ the imprted Welshl p~ony?,'lle
He~ is a iiirt attractive little~ ge~lttem~an. The~t Reserv e (Th tlionl oilg to
aln
Teewsa
Mrl. F . 1-1. C'hales ' '~icero. ' ' 1ontl N.~~.W.
off' inl the clacses for po~ny matres, very few goocd oes beiug shon,l thec
h:lf
sle
o~f I1( enstrti
pa
fret all ,:lts
titor'S
Hunters, etc.-W'c hatld cool
ot Autrldia, froml Backall. inl thec ('etritril wecst. .tr Aderlide, inl thec rsoiuth.
ig mony..
rete
ani attrcti-c e event, dlid nt
[ughl .l1itop alw\aysr
perfruit net.
oNic goom
records, hoit it wan~ ~rcc~tive oif
tl'ss PlaBte'-ur
Tuei
lie
'
t2s
anyi
newv
-L f
~l Ii0W.5t ittiiite tl
sevra
ftet' this i ct.
of (itt. I Iittn.esttl~lishel Ilst secar lv'' Handloa1I:
t Tft. hult they\. ill f ild~.
it
))11 \:s
Te it('
third at lift. :(is.
to tise o~nt pre'set
record.'
hecr' ' lid lLathlc'k.
*ir
s Whi ixkv
Tcer
aI~tltlc k.
stnrteil,
by M\'. .1. WI. I. i.i:
of thle an:~ti.
lolitire
'
ig
iiil
tiii'fo
aIfteri ciig
I.a~dy
geut lv
e\
.1ust becfore~ the c't~lt
ets
fiell,
.ll
e~serr~isd, stttggereil
N\I.R.(.V\.S.... \h( l toitidl the cluse (If dea';th tol Il'
i this e'\ eit somei pre7'tty. ,jutlliIin tvllus soet. 1iid
)rau~ght Stailiii
otie (It ou1r Ilgst
salesn we re very siicesstixfl,
It is iuteresting~ to iiitt'
aitl ia e.lr\' ~at if~ctry sl.
waCs souul tit gii to .Jap i.1.
P'otty s~tihlioi. 'Nosk~i,
III thel Hack and Harness Horses themv~~ were.( soitie very finec horse.-~
tht thel &('hainipiotiHacki
etted
egr
bitt in au seasewc it is to h
e~uhiitedl,
ril
Bi
wer~e fcwaled across the brd~r.
aal Rewrve Ohanlpion
Reser~lve Chm pio Ft..
with ' SporltsumIa~
a opularU hLOreL, wIns the w'intar(,
in th4 claes for Lad's Hacks thlre. was real~ly~ ti very tine lot of orsesa,
.ii fact. one of tie outstnl~ing felatures ttf thec
atid s~pllinddly iddel,
nlhow wlas thle niagitheemit riditig byv the~ ladrisc.
Itt the' Hrness cl~a~uss te eoptitiomi was~ vely keenl. MrW..
('oh1 fti' the( Bestf Mingle~ lIII r
( ltlliionl
won~l tile 'h
,
Totkin~ of Wihect~toe
a very filte truec gitd troter, hult
''
Horse, with ' (7olniue'rcial
nessn
Iathr 1)11 th h~igi side for a bttggy. IHi thle o'vr l asses some \ 'rv nice
(~I of titlicultv itt
wltcre oult, andllgave( thle j~lidge a Reat de
view\r hlorss
ni~kiug is a-werl.
drou~
terllcr optoeld the ~xiititut this, yenur-helz
The (iovesrtir-(
onl tit tuc rn ul itt a ntlotoi' c~ir, andll tit a palir' ofhorses like our $tte~
Grovrnotrl dlid Iat yeatr.
Tite thanlks of the Assocaition are ilite to our exibitors for thle
attrtctivo w'aSy in whlich thir hIOrses welre showt.
'rite
illLto''peiter sid ~lt
that iiolr (Ihatopii(*
The track, in spite of the hard work, remained good to the end of
the week, and refleeted ereid'it om our Ground Supeintend'ent, Mr. McMillen. A word of praise should also be extended to our Ring Steward, Mr.
B. L. George, an 1 tihe general staff for their good work during the week.
In conclusion, aftiejr carefully observing our horses and atudying what
'pas seen on our Grounds, one is struck with the many varied classek
of horsees*een,--some very good, but quite la numiber of no particular
type or class, clearly showing that many people are breeding with no
very d'efinite ideas of 'type, sand whic, 'if llowed to go son, will flood this
State wit'h 'a lot of nwondescripts. If 'a little of the thought and attention had to be given to horse-breeding that has been bestowed on the
sheep, cattle, and othor live stock in this State, we would have the finest
horses in the waoald, 'as we have all the natural advantages of coiuntry
and elimiate to rear strong w\'ell-gr1ow n horse's of any breed.
The promised '8talli'oai Tax Bill has not been introlduced, hut wh'cn pnsa'
"d it will he a pirotection to the owners of good stallions against the
owners of inferior horses kicking in breeding, type and conformnation,
many 'of which are at present standing for public stervice. at a low foe.
As it .is at present, owners of good horses get very little enceo ragemeinnt,
and 10oprotletifon by the (iov'ernmineiit from thcse niongrelis. I know it is
a difficult ratter to interfere wilth a man's private property, hot I do
all tlhe necessary quatlifieations to'
think that unless a .horse possess
gether with soundness, type and conrfirait ion, he should n'ot be illowed
servir'eh an11d shioull not be allowed to receive the
to stand for public
premiums or benefits fromn the Mtnlloh Tax. iMost of our biggest 1111(1be.t
breeders lare in favour of the Bill, but naturally there is great (liversity
of opinion as to its provisoilns anti conditions.
It is with regret that I have to report that a very large proportion
-of the wimers at our recent Exhibition we're bred abroad or in other
States. In days gone by we could more thou hold our own. There is,
in spite of Ilo0'or truction, a big demand for good horses suitable for miliVary purposes for India and other countries, to say nothing of the local
demand for draughts and general utility horses for our own use. It is
inter(ewting to noel in' this connection that America .upplied Great Britian
anti France (luring the first atwenty-one rnumths of the war with t00,o00
horseq and 150,000 mules, at a cost of over £3,000,000.
Speaking of mules, the breeding of them might be worth the (onsideraition of the astoralist of this Stute. Years age they were bred about
Southern Queenslsnd, but for sonmc reason abandoned. The breeding of
'them is being revivied 'again in North Queensland. One breeder, Mar. J.
8. Love, imiported about three years ago sociie S'panisih
Jacks, he is I
unidetand breeding for the Jadian market, and his exaimiple might be
worth following.
As part of the schillne of our Natinal Defence, it is .to be hoped
the Government will1 seriously consider the importa'ace of the horse breeding industry. The National Association is alwaIys pIrepared to assist in
every possible manmIner, and to hba k up any sehenme to improve the stocek
of this State.
ERNEST BAYNES.
(Signed)
REPORT ON TROTTERS.
III this sectiomi tihe Stud cleases were of excellent quality.
'J'no
luhmampion Trotting Stal'lkm,
King ('ole,'' and ObhamuIpionI
Trotting MI'ir,
"Vivian HoPe,'' were both lte inmportations from New Zealand by Ma.
H. 8. Cribb of Ipswich.
"King Cole ''
(lne mtile
Lace record in New
Zealand of 2 anins. '3/5the secs. is the record for Australasia. This hors..
will be a great a((lquiSitin to Queensland. "King Cole''
only reached
here in June l.st aftkr a long boat trip froium New Zealand. 'His prepiration for the Brisbane sLhw, which opened oa 14th August, wmie a very
short one, still this great horse paced one mile on Friday, 18th August,
in 2 min. 17 sees., thus equalling tfhe track record established by " Derby
')himles'" last year, which, all things considered, was a great perf'ormiiance.
The National Association, by offering such liberal prizes, have for a
number of years attracted one or more of the very best trotting stud
book stallions from other States to attempt to lower the Exhibition track
record. The record 'has bleen reduced lurino' the past few years from
2 min. 27 sees to 2 min. 17 'ses.-(-1) seconds in ten years. The attempts
uave nall been good and intereting to the public. Most of the sies are
now at stud duty in Queensland. thus th'e National Association have
.cconLplished what it intended to do. viz.:-benefit this State in the
breeding of light harness horses, and the truer to type, the mnore profit.
Yble to the hreedcrs, and the better asset to the State.
C. R. PICKWOliTH.
(Sign'ed)
MR. A. T. NOYES' REPORT
STI'D BEEF CATTLE
The Stud Beef (attle exhibits were mnin~'ifieot. Never in the history
'of the Associa'tioii have such nuumbers cuiupceted, an'd when it is realised
tnait the best products of the best herds in Australia were on view aind
that the quality .of th.e exhibits had never been surpassed, it will be admitted that. tJhlerre is no occasion to qualify my opening remarks.
A ramblC UImongst the exhibits made it hard to Conceive tshat only a
few ioiontih prior to the Show we were wrestling with severest drought
and
conditionn-cnditions that had caused heavy losses in sheep,'horses
cattle. The number and qunlity of the animals shown was eloquent
proof that Queensland can challenge coniparisonin stock raising with any
part of Australia.
In the Shorthorn section we had exhibits from the herds of most of
the old, and quite a numiber of new exhibitors including such well-known
breeders as Messre. C. E. McDougall, J. R. Lomax, Harry Brookes, John
Colins & Sons, J. Burgess, T. B. Murray-Prior, J. Willianmsn, the Urangeline Coy, O. J. Booker, J. McGregor, J. H. Doyle, the Callandoon North
gedine Coy., C. Jk Booker, J. McGregor, J. H. Doyle, the CalIhandoon North
In the Herefords, as usual, Mrs. E. Lumley Hill, and Messrs. J. H.
McConnel and (on, were the principal exhibitors, closely followed by
Meieasrs. Tindal' and ,ons, J. Sparkes, S. J. Everdell, A. R. Atthow, and
Chandler and Longwill.
In the Iusser Oaittle ection, a bull and three heifers were shown by
Mr. J. T. Turner, The Holmwood, Neurum, and critics spoke very highly
of the posibilities of this' breed.
The ex'hibit'oes of Aberdeen Angus cattle lincluded Measrs. Donald
-Gunn of Bioolarnel, G. C. Oherk of Talgai, and J. A. *Melntosh of Mountside. Both in the Sussex and Aberdeen Angus classes the exhibits were
of superb quality and had many atdmirers.
FAT STOCK.
The fat stock exhibits were in eviery sense satisfactory, no clearer
proiof of this can be advanced than by reference to the result of the
sailes, which were effected at advances on antieip~atmed prices. One beast,
weighing 2,03tlbs., ehanged hands for £42, whilst a pen of three bullcks exhibited by the Callandoon Estate, was sold, .two at £33 5s., and
one 'at £29 5s. Prices for other competing bulocks ranged froma £29
5s. down to £18 l*r head.
The A.M.E. Company bought Messrs. Moore Bros. winning pen of
freezer buiocks, and have forwarded the 'caeases to the Sniithfield
Markets, London, where they will be exhibited before being cuit up.
Appenmed are particulars of the weights of the carcases and bye-products.
A. T. NOYES.
(Signed)
Catte tor Freezing.
HOW THES WEIG:HTS WORKED OUT.
M\oore ndl Co.. Bararbah, (#omri. won thle .sp(.cil trophy alt the Naitionast
('o., Ltd.. for thec pen" of thtee b'ullock'- mc~tL
how pfesented by the A.I..
unitorml
bin :--A ge not over 4 yeaur.
suitable for freezing. the conditinls
Thec f~lloing tale showsa how
breed, atnd weight 660Ilb. to 8001. dressedt.
the weights workecd out:-
.
Live w~iglt
Dre~ssed weigh~, hot
ehilltt I wihlt.
)rcs-((1l
Bloodl
..
Paunc, full
.
LighIts
.
kirt, ticfk
Peck. fll
Tail
983c N:. I
17
36i
-
1079)
--
II
-
14~
IT
I 14
4
i
.
(4aulfat
'finuauliiIS. lillitg. floorI
:1
8
18
:1i 1
58i
-
H
8
II
..
.
6 12
Head
4(6
.
.
Tail leir
Til buit
Hide, reonI w~iht
Tongt
.
*
I -i
:1(
2(17
--
24 I '.1
lHll
-
II)
..
d
Peck, mnutrelc
..
Peko~, fat
..
Ruffle. fat
Midle~ gut ftl
Miscetllaneo'cus fat
.
Cings, clean
Casrings. mannure
I-ead, meat'H.auI~ e'Ye fat
.
Headl pict-s
..
Chek eat
.
Head hocnes
.
Brains
16
I8 3
-
--
II -48
II
4 8
3
~icc'
8
I)-
TI
8
'"
2(
--
14-18 -16i
18
II
23
-
18
-
I 12?
48B
10 8
2 I -
14
II
-
16i 8
1 7
8
10
8
24 -I-
38U
Sin~ws
Totarl weight of by- rodlcts
Perentage, live to, deadl wight
-
48
18 -
ntv
Paunchl fat
'I
14
78x
.
not sined
h.
Pa tic
Feltt
07
.
Liver
Hrt
Pizzle
Feect,
--
16
.
Uts
Icl)!
4
31
18
5
54.1
6i4.90
414
523 IS
611.4
S8
1 8
496 12!
65.5
32'8
-
--
27
Particulars of P'riee~ reaised for live tock t E~xhibitionl Sales:Sh~rtorns
Hreflrds .
Ahrdi en Autz~s
Shlee
.
..
8821 7 0
161 19 0
400 12 01
4h
MVR. W. . AFFELO'S REPORT.
DAIRY' ECTION..
and I
I ave? beenin'
ii\ited to sbt
uiit
a1 replort ohr thc Dairy Sc~ction,
Brder s didl iot respond
fine it sot~nehat
tiiflhitlt, aot bc~ause~ the'.tnd
becst ndl inn ke a1 (Iisplay worthy ~
0i (flt' in'.' i toih ol to rri hg along~ thir
l'.'
oarr Stionn.1 Sho'. , wic~h t lie'. did,. hut bcause the Pcr~ss as'.'r\'
re b'ot'ed eve'ry u porl""tit the'ta ii of' our exe~lleu t shoilg.
\:ltief of o~ur caittle eslibif ca;ll hiltf he( over'l-estinliated. ThoulSa 11415 (lirctl'.'
ilttlreted in dairvin, and~ tliO:~saudS hop~ling sotie dayl to engage~( inl th.
inl tchI
.vith the sccessfl liieellrs,
mlut
assis~t
t hemr.
Ilo wk;'lcdge th~t
nld. inl this u\;!a'.
' ave gined'(
gathlering.f
Thlis v('earthe
(Iscrt ledl to oa,1r disncctiiiiig this itiplottit
(la~rgely tliit to, tlit eiiei'gv! of ItIv A'.'shiire tiei~l.
hreedelrs themlvel rs
vei' ddre'sses onl thelc
et' ehibitors prntl to, heat'~ the se'. era I judge s delicl
'Fhi reedetrls by\ tis la
tic;r
s caine ll()lit
ii
II eedslzt hey hadl that dulv juge.
lo e~sle
ssed
theal' scl 5 hlighly ~leasetl
iirc tly inl touchl
with the j';udge s wh
w\ith thit exee~lieneee of our ettit, alndI prFOtiised thalt thery wlold meel(t
thenilr onl the folow\ing tin,
andt if ncessalry, go care''flly overr th in'
:La'ei led t hentlsl ye
of the otl'er mnae~.
litl i tu ou
:rL('coiunio1d~ i~n, both iii re~ard to tt Iand
tu feedl rootts, of betgin
~ilkitig ('outptitioln e.l i~r, and (f the b~it todurct iclti of otiuec svst t' ii o~f
coull bec takreti
jagin~g
whereby tle protluctionl ability (If thec fetls
wi~ll rceive cirfal
tonsiern tionl before
ill to ac1COnt. Thesone int trs
ther issue lof thle 1917 ,rchdle.
w\ill, I fel sautec, concur
w~ithl iiut in
MIy eo-stewlId, Mtr. W. 'hures,r
l i js klen inlteresPt inl
this very b~if repr~t.
His knledgelk
of stock
the work has been of colnsideraFtlble vlue tol us. Iii uutiiLuslnriou, I would
like to thsrnk the judges mairt the oorary stewarls for thit' '.'luale~
work nd lariotece. 1 ca~n but aldd tat I oairclIatu Lfe the elibitor
aml dosing thoir very btett to keepl tis section oie of thle mllost iiiupoi'tatitl
ia or big Natioal
show.
(ioned) W. .. AFE'IECK.
SHEEP REPORT.
(2aa~uee for exhkibits in the stud !Slnle 1) ISr~tion Wrle cwit,.iued to ~iti~eicrtte', RHouuev Murshes, andt orst
clIns, Englisrh iietr,
Btor~dr
of Plbt'tworth, A. C. Thlompsonl of Kaina
lHorne.
Me~rsr.
J. C'. Mnyull
(
-
-- - --- .~
killenbun, and L. F. Laurie-IEhodes of Pittseworth, were the exhibitors
in the stud cleases. Pat Stock competitors inclded, in addition to th3
gentlemen mentioned, Messrs. Francis H. Needham, S. E. Puflen, T. Crawford, Lucas Bros., Mark Boiton, Callandoon North Estate, and Jan..s 1T.
Stirling. Tre total number of entries was 114 as comripared with 110 in
1915.
Mr. A. C. Thompson of Kainmkillenbun, won the special trophy piesented by the A.M.E. Ooy. for a pen of 10 fat lambs most suitable for
export, to weigh 28 to 40 lbs. dreesed weight, irresjc'tive of all i'reed,
to be judged for conformation, quallity, and depth of flesh. The weight
particulars are as follows:-Average live weight, 75.7 1bs.; Avernge
dressd weight (chilled), 37.ilbs.; Yield, 4i1.(i7 per cent.; Averuge weight
of skins (green), 9.l25lbs.
SWINE RFEPORT.
The Swine Judge, Mr. E.1J. Shelton of the law keshu r c(llege.
as
Quceirsnsla
(
N.S.W., is an enthuna-stic believer in the possibilities of
Ic sumitued up his i pressions ns follows:-' There
a pig-raising country. He
is no doubt that the pig industry in Queensla nd should he of very mlc
larger dimensions than it is considering the profit to be made from these
animale, land the cheanopess with which they are produed. It is ;dmuitted
that they entail a lot of lalour, but t.here is uo reason wihv farmers
should not pay mtiore attention to the production of the htter cuIasses.
The bacon facories throughout the Commonwealth require grnter quan tities. They are prepared to pay the highest market rutes for the best
qualities, and tey will meet and assist the frmer in every possible way,
inchuding the giving of infonriationi as to the types ilesired. When it is
considered that the average sow is eapable of producing at last
l
2U pigs
per annum, each worth at Least £1 at birth, or soon after, one has some
idea of the profits offering. A sow that does not produce 1i( to 20 pigs
a year should be discarded, and replaced with sometlh-immg that will."
The judge is very emphatic on this point, which Ihe says is no mere
theory. 'Po illutrate this, he points to the case of a sow in pig in .lanuary, farrowing in April eight pigs or mnor'c. Before the end of the year
the*ia pigs are worth at least £3 a piece. The now goes in pig again
in July, and farrows in October, this being 'her second litter for the
year. Taking, of this amount, 12 us actual profit, tshat leaves a very
fair margin over all working expenses, 'aind an excellent profit for the
farmer. 'Po do this, feleid must be produced cheaply, hence it should be
grown on the farm as much us possible, and by using sukimi Iilk, if it is
available. In ordinary seasons there should be little difficulty in keeping
up a food supply of assize,
wuorne, barley, root crops, &c.
Pork pigs
are more saleable in the cities, and the supply of porkers will probably be
maintained by those using
.hotel
and .restaurant waste flood anird other
cheap foods obtainable only in the city. No better type than the Berkshire can be found to use Mr. Shelton said, as the basis for porkers or
baeo'ners, on which other types can be crossed. For this purpose either
the Tamiworth lor the middle &rkshire seem to be eminenitly suited. This
small Yorkdhire and the Poland China in our wanmu climate are not (luitf
as suitable, as they suffer from the effects of heat. The judge added
that, with the present high prices, pigs were Inever inure profitable, anrd
everything points to a continuance of these values.
Mressrs. Macfarlane Bros. won the Chamuionship hlonours with their
Berkshire Board, 'Onward,''
uand ecured tihe Herd Book Ribbon, whit
for the Imuproved Berkshire Boar th e exhihit of the (1ouOmd
Hospital
for 'the Insane won the coveted honour.
.Mesi s. Mafarlane Urns. also
won prinmcijal honours in the Ijershire Slw classes. As on previous yaUts.
Mr. W. J. Warhurton's Yorkshire swing carried all before themi.
_
___
The Dunwich Bencvlnt
A~yluml had a realy hih-)laSs ehiit of
Tainworths. the only othr exhibibor1 being Mr. I).
. Evns.
G~ood eaiiiles
o~f Bacon anld Porkrl Pigs were ehibit~d by Mtessr.
W. ..l W'arlburton, Queensland Aricultur
l
(t ollg,
(4nltton, . i. Osblorn
and D. \intr.
HORSE BREEDING
FOR ARMY PURPOSES.
Mr. Eic~t Baynest
, w\ho has beecn aIpoited to repres~nt thLI Nationl
Asso~atio~n at a Horse Bredilg Contece.'lc
callecl by the Fcdrsil Goveminen(~lt inl Mellborlne, sbiitted to the ( (Nruci I the' following highly
itrsting~ report of the busines coducted thecreat:-'This imortnt
i~onfllrciice tol c~nslwrr the best: meatnsi
of raising
he generwl statndrdl of the A~tr~ lan hlore
.
haingl spei~l regalrd to
arn1' Irll OlltS walS held~ In Mlelourne1 on :lrdi oveniber, and was attenof the ch~c~f racilg
clubsH ii the ('omnon wealt.
Brigdier-g ener1al .1.
.t rrlely (chinlirmalll j, Colonel1C PeLo~ck
(hwll of thle Indtianl reount dcpwtulen')t ), ieltenant
Itcolone(l . L.. Robetsn
(dlirctor of A~ustruli~n
riinu iits
),
nd in nv o~thers w c(re p~rcseii t.
A ftcil aL colsi di inbie ;~lon
a ii
ut (it disc LISSIol,, the duhLi~l~Lan suggsted
a sml~l
su b-coinitte,
consiting~ of ( oloneil Pc~cock, Dr. Lng, Messrs.
Adlran knlox, Ut. B:. Wcir (st
AuHtralia). and Erncst Buyvnes (Queeonslandi be furnwd to drawv ul somtin gf cinite to be snbnitted to the
confecnee for disclsin~. lue followngl deccisions we
cre irrivotl at, and
fore-nec:-''Tha~t this u'of~reuieee recrise~
s
the ul~rgenrt
neeiPsitv of taking
i mdciate steps t(Ja.rls Ilaelciig theItOlse b)i.cding inld~ty on1 al iuiore(
stiwft~ory
footig~, w\ith a v'iew\ to i Injurov)\ing~ the type)( of hrsesP
raPise~d
in
Australia.''
''Tht thC fir~t step to he tokenr is to po ide for the elimiation
of unfit tallos-that
is* stllions 4ftrccd
ith herditry
unseoudnss
or df~ctive inl typoB or cofomnatin.'
''That this rc-Rllt can only be achieved by le~isatioi, and that if
euch leiltion
be( iiot. ithin th~e
l~,ers of thec C onuninonweoba~lth
Parliamont, tp. should be taken to procure the enlac~tuunt
of uniforml mcwu-
ures b~y the
'rliaionts of thet ttes.
''Tht
suitable stallions shoud be proidedt
to tand at a re:iasonuble
ft'e in listiet
fitted for t~he production of h~orses of t'hc cla~ss deired.''
That a syteml orf regxistic4n of mares suitable for breeding the
type (if orse recluire~d slold be instit~utd. '
aTt~tr
conlumitttec of coupetent~ p~rsons should be formed in earch
tate for the iitrpoe of (a) deternuinig in ~hatdistricts the schemc
should lie bought into operautin; (Ii) determiin thle melth~od
by r\ia
~tih stafllionsM
slhould b prov\ided;
(e ) dviuiig a scheiiie for the regisration of sutlet~~~ nunHI1'
res n theri proe~ny;
(d ) edlucailg hLOre-broeJer
us t(I the type~ of horsere'~ui~red, ad thle bts't ui~tuod of rauiig thl.'
'Ihat sruch comnmittee5 should ork uiudeil thec sujrisioa of a direetar, to be Lpointed by the Minister. asnl tlht the prcloil to be so, appointed should have anl itimante knIIowledge uf thet caIpaity (If Ausltrallia for
horeL-blreeding~f purposstL, an (i f tht n~ture' anld exStet of the Irquiremrts orf the lDefeuc~c Dp nclt ut of the iciuonit
(le lu~titii'it
il Indi,
antl of tile War lic.
"Tht theR Icertificutioiu oft talliolis anld mre,
arnd Jll voterinary
work uccesa~ry shouldt be ecried
oult b, exprinlc ed ioficr~. wo-kiiug
nd'r thet dlictiom~ of the r'or'inittees in the ser~ral H1 tteL.
''
T'lht e~c h ~Ft~~t
e euiim it tee
sh101.
ou Id un y
JIoWe~ to apploi ut local
coiuuuuitte eN inl its state, an'I~ deit'
t'he iowui~ iu uul
d ituitik'si of SuchI1 loCtl
goluolit tes~.
'
bnfree the iatrodtition of the~
"Thatf in the opiiom c4 thai
to'taldato throughot Australia ould provide al revenue ncessry for
of the
earryving out :a ~c'chlene onl te lines submlitted, if 2~ pler cet.
money passing Ithrough were appropriated for that prposxe.
reeding,? the use
n of horse~c-h
in any scheme for the imprvemnt
'ht
stallion, hich~ has poveti its othl DiI tht I';I(4 '
of the tihoroulh~red
and thuat ans a upply of suitbl l stallions (an1 ooily
ooure, is ieeseti~l,
be obtaind by the cofiiianFlce of hig-clias horse aing, a .suficint
be t'etainc d by the racing
proportionl of the totalisaor revenuell should
cluobs to en~surec te poision of vlulable stakes to be r Iun f'or.''
''That agjricultural ;soieties ,lund be enlcourlaged tol prov\idec coinand fillie, suitale for itiitarv or
petition for tlalins, ilars, cot,
general tility purpo~ses ( icluing~ oice clacss , and thllat JIIlgeCS E'r
those eomlrpcti~tioi shrould be pereons acquilted w\ith ilitlry rqire
ounncless toi he( r'egn i-died as of Iri nnry impott:~lue.
ne
tits
be(
atlt'li ties itil tLgri('ultnrl' siic itt.ii'~i shilil
''That bhe tte
inl edtut i ig l breedeLirs als toc t he' ty jie ot Ilerse leqi(lli! ci,
inlvited( to aMsit
and thc bet metod of pr~ducing it.''
lii ll'~~lJ"
:i
o~f hl:rI'Sti I'lii5(1lsr'l forii I i'V?
ThadC:ttdite standardl'( Ii'
Ing.:l i'Pga:i'd tii th4 i'ice olt o~thr Ii\ ' stii'l k aiii~
should he( adecqute,
woit.h'ti'ss aid ill t ri I
Pfat
n.itli a \ ieu' to thel clitn inrti ciif
h~orss, the e~ortt~ionl of hoI lesc-' h l.s a1, :iiti(l~ ot' 101)1 slilI~l~ h1(
encour~age d't.
'. it is niot dl.crili~lc' t lii
iii the oplinion of this cotfrc
'That,
scle, bit
inlerc'ij.i entejirise ) oro aI lrge
uiental work woulrd bi, dosiratb~e''
(tve.(riiill(ent
farmsII folr d3l)'r
do]l thart thel breedl'ig of IIIIIles sJIuI' hi(
pro'fitb~le~ for hircclitig iils.
eneOn rage
~d.''
lh
s ulicintlv clea~r and 'xpliit ti) reqluire '\v
These~ reslutiotisa'
(n
W\.(l~rll
'u(ldl
lilt e to Say? 41 fL'
fromIl
joe, 'It~lt I
little {oauiueiit
A ~1
i i])T t
shll e in fiiriiia~ltioit on1 liH i II Igl
eade~ivonrl to, ii'
riatioual italt-tr.
i ry~ to SPe'Cif~y,
sC's of the Ii ugles~t (lassx, bit for Inas~ns) whilii it is aIIeII('e~SP
the standarl of tin' Iiorse Ii ted iii thle Coot iiililwealthI huis dtror ii'rdd
h~t ever'n wre tis not so, in at progressiveo cottnti'y huch~
of Ioal yer,
it is, thr~fore, iiiciiiiibetitt
as tihi, anl un prol\-)tueIItPI~ shtold be( expccted.
well
aan et'enomher pojat of iew tht some
both froma ; nilitnlRv *tu~)
8teps should ber taken inl this mttr'..
It is manifi;t to everbody that the proces of poduction of allI
it Ii the tim~s,
eonloit ties needs cons~tant iol"l'"o iiientl ti) keej'l Irl tip
and it is u'egrcttbh' th~lat so) lit'tle' ulttetlti'itI Ihas heeti' pal to, h1orse( h1rOedThe1Iptoduc"tionl of horsesL Ilitis been1 car~ried~ on illii a meek less and
to m-produ ce theisec's
hlaphlaard 'nnner, Itlnd the unfits are! llowued
be. Th~e resullt is a wastfl
inahiadn of beingR (ilninate d a t~hey hold
condrtins of affaits, as it is t. wellI klown fact tat a. ood horse~ is a's
rear a* aLbad one. 'ho retmount officrs re~ort thRt r~at
tIaierp
In obtainin 'hoes up to tihe military stanrd,
diioaulty ia exprieced
nun' of i tionrdese~ript, type.
as ai very large pcreat age~ of tose~ iiispe~te'd
nly 1 to 4 ip~r ceit. of tite hoarses iti
t ise a lamiemmltahh' tact tlht
(Tis is o
of armly requilre uin'ets.
A-uatnl~ia lare up to the satulard
'l)erttiient..
exaygeratiot, and is vOU(hld for by the Uetiiout
if it is nor
~econvey~d by3 this statemenrt
A fale utipresiotitia
utidr 4 years'1 and over 12".
stock andr 'hIOFRRc
explu~iitirid that breerdig
ye~rsc of a-ge, are inluded inl t1( toturrJ tn which theC peI~rcntage is calcul
of hrs~es uitabli'fat
ated, burttt evena H)OWiig for this the prcttge
ilnug.
_I W__
j
rliitry
purpoaefl is very low. Tve neceslsity for taking oction for tihe
imrovmen~t
of hiorse breeding is very apparent, and if Auatralia takos
the initiative
without loss of time, she is like'ly to benlefit niateiialy.
At presen, a large innbor of inferior stallions are bred frn, partly
front ignorance and partly through dliinclination to pay a few pounds for
the ervie
of a suitable horse. Every encourageneit
anid asisstalce
sholld thrfore~ be giiv~n to snull
ow~rnrs to 1 )roide auitable stallions
for their mars, and in ditricts where thi annot be done, arrangeIeD4 loiird he made to place 46allioas8 t the dlisposal of horse breeders
at a nomial
fee.
The great difficuty to be overcome alpears to be the inability of
people to undsandst~ ll
the proper type of 'horse rqineid,
eionseque ntly
sninals pr~ctical
ly iisecss for any pu~rpose arec bred in large nubers.
'I~e t~rpe of holRses for which we should aiml are :-1. Thbe caalrv horse of the weignht carrying hunter type, About
15.i to 1.3 in herig~t
~ithgood shoulders andl ril, short legs nnd hack,
deeprl girth anld w\ide~ th~ough sh'ude~saald acoss the hips., masuringR
at leat 7d ines ~ below thle knee, aind w~ose sire or darn wais got by a1
bborouhbedi a~tllion.
2. The rtillery hocrse of thte hea\vy oach or vatn type, 1.1 to 15.3
in hii~ht. ston, ac'tie, nd capable of trotting or cantering at a fair
pace,( posses~ing suicint
weiht to dlrawn a frl
loadl, andl~ hanving cleeu
~not too hairy) 1e*~7s The poinrs ot e'onfrmatim ate simnilar to tbhose
sper'ifiod
fr
caralry
As far as oIitaLrv hOlRsCi aret ()IIconIcerd,
Vlhe best rs8ults have been
obtinertl inl Austrlia
f~oml thorough~bred and (2Idesdale tallion,
but
froiii nvhat I saw in
~rance ad the horses inl Enit~nd iportd from~
(knaa and the Uited Stats, I iu i nelilietl to th ink the Pe~rche~rn
nilari~s iia ( time progel
port ba:ck to te t oi~oughbred.c~t Thle mretls a~e
or g rca
test
wcn k less. aiit d a fort i nte'ly it As ciustoiimary for ninny
bi cederss to hirtetl froni 11;11
are
h\Ji~h the' are unlable to sll, so, as like
begets like, ' thei result
is dlisast olls.
Hoirse hrietl i g. eveiil \\'hiii c'ri(l
outf iii t le jIOut SySteIoUt iC
a1Iid
bsine ss-llike nia1Iner'1, is perllhaps not, u1d luc'rti e als otherl( iietiiodsr of
tcck ra i5i og, andlr the qluestion is hter
thlc ime'c pa:iti by thec i ilitarv
nt iat ies is ij~t too l~o.
A fter all'
, thel~ sta t jog jsint is poiiiidrs,
slilli riS
the~ icc, breedl~rs l iii b rc ly
ediirotih tor take tle' lmlrJTli e agn~liul to ia I socities ii
1lo l rat deal to lhe Ip to
ralise the stati da rd.~byV iing
gOol Iiz(Es for stllionsH IHin'Yres {ltstilies,?H
caH\aiy. al(
ridti 'til'l c l('i.
The
resw
ldc efoiiteioiy
rais(t' throug h thec stallionl tals. The iooy
rauised trough~
thalt surce
should of co rse be( ea.l~iarked for ii lii o
eiiient o l t he brIrtc of Iiorss~.
o~n iv iiulc velst
posit ionl ll.
pleasedt to sax' thalt. tlio 'tw\o 'Ilargc'st
r'acig ll cl~hS iii thc so~uth, the .. C.
andi( ther AJ..(. have j'~oiiiised thecir supporlc"t.
R~a~i rig is prim~rily
iiteldl
for the i liro
encieri 'of horse( ll~ree(ding, aii d it ~I1Otn'ld b' unlders'tood
that, t lie iil I nov cii lt of the thonoiighb~rt1d alonelt lis ot the' ol
to, be
aiied at.
Ther t ility horsec, ilk wh)iclh
ctteory
the' iiilit ry
i.Orselt is
ad ledltt, is thec breedv w'iich
tieseive Iliiot cucll sidrt ion, andt racngi
hould be doiitlucte l as it iS Ca'ri'ie~l onI 'inl Fraiic~ at the pri'~teiit tJiiel
with tlhis ojet.
I fel
slice~ that if the p~lrsent state of affairs was
represlt'(l
to ourlear~dig
m~ilig c'lubg, it is prbhable that assaitanlce
~'uld b~e ivn,
ot oi'ly by thir leilatiiigI as to tlit ratlces which sould
~eencouragedt,
but tLo by he~ilg the aC~ric~ltural si~ieties wth rizes
fotr the stallions lik'l~'l
to, brlingJ albout the illipreleri~t inl the geeral
tility or Iilitary 'hlore.
The impr'ovenicnt effected in aeroplanes, arnioured cars, and motor
traction generally, will exert an influence over military requirements,
but as far as can be learnt, the number of horses which will be requitredf
in future wars are not likdly to be decreased; in fact, the probabilities
are f(hat they will be wanted in larger numbers. This being -so, it becomuies
a national necessity to foster the great resources which exist in Austrawhich were diverted to Amecirien and
lia, and to ensure tihnt the millions
dlewhere, should be in future 'spent in Australia.
It may be 'of interest to note thta in the first 21 months of the
war, the British 'overn'men t purc'hased appcox iantely f .00,)00horses
and 170,000 mruels at a cost sof £32,000,000. The contribution of Great
Britain and Ireland to the total number has been .about 150.000, 'of wfhieh
to mention here that these
Ireland has contributed 23,000. I would'like
figures and other militair fasctes were supplied to me by officers of high
standing in the Australlian and British forces. It is 'n deplorable fact that
one of these officers visited Australia just recently, an'd was prepared to
spend severall millions 'of pounds ii buying hlorses, but could only spendtl
ha'lt the amount, simply because we could not supply the horses up to
army rdquirements. It is advisable to accentuate the fact that therte
is no necessity to increase the numnber of ihorses bred, rather, the revere,
the object 'to be aimed at is to raise the standard.
There is a very vaiuable euggestion icar the end of the list of decisions arrived at, and that is, "with the view 'of the elimiuation of
worthless and inferior horses, the exportation of 'horse-flesh as an article
of food Whould be encouraged." .This is double-ged
. It would supply
oar A'llins with cheap meat, and help 'us to get rid of a lot of worthless
culls. There are in Queentlaand about 700,000 horses, about one-third of
which we could export with adv'an'tage. From purely sentimental reasons
Britishem do not eat horse flesh, but the continental nations hvi' nu
objection to it. The .meatworks here are prepared 'to treat 'it.
The final suggestion, that. of mu'le breeding, is a most implortant one.
The average Australian .does not 'like 'a male, but it is from want of
knowledge of his good points. I will give a fewl- extracts fronm a letter
from an officer 'in the War Office, dated 1(ith September, to Colonel Peu
cocke:-
"Re the future requirements of armies, I gathe' that the day of
the cav'ltry is by no means past, that thoug'h they will be supported I'
nimoured cars anid cyclists, the latter cannot leave the roads and ommly
'horsemen can. The size 'of armuies have so vastly increased that the
number of Ihoses required for 'ttheir maintenance will be extraor-dimnrilv
big. 'The Australian riding horse 'is, of course, the right sort, heing
largely thoroughbred, but their lighmt draught 'horses are, I believe, of a
very nondescript type. What we want to dlo in England is to establish
a breed 'of 'light active, clean 'logged cart horses 'to work on farms wfheretdhe land is not too heavy, instead of the plnlderous and delicate shire
horses, which are not tough emnough for activ'e service.
Personally. I
believe the Pereheroi is the best strain to encmour-tage-they have dome
very well in America, and I hlieve wou'ld do equally well ini Australia.
We have bought am enormous
number of artillery horses in
America,
fine horses, the result of
a
1Percheronm
cross. The
American mule has beeni a perfect revelation to ma'uy people--all
of then as quiet as sheep, and the pec-entajge of mnulcs to horses ini all
veterinary 'hospitals, and the wastage of mu'lme coimuparod to horses is
very mmal. We have bought themi in three classes, a few heav'' mimules
16/171 hands, weighing from 13/1,500 lbs., for 'use with the heavy guns
in Egypt. A'rtwlery draught muls, 15.2, weighing about 1.100 lbs. and
w'hat we call "carters," that is, mules about 45 hands, which can go
in draught in the 'limbered service waggos, and allo carry packs, if
neee.sary. I wish Australia would take to mule breeding. I fancy that
wrhen her soldliIrs go homc, t~hey will, all of then, have nlothing bat
praie for the Amrican bred munle. I em 9sie it ~would pay Anustrlia to
send a co'nlmji~ion to North Amlerica to study b~eeding~ horses for army
requireflbft,
andl also mules.''
In conclhsiol, perhps I should
~pogie for the length of the
reort, burt it ia y deire to convey any informeatiil I have acquired onl
dhr su~bject, and to rose Quceneladrs
to its iiuportelnce. I aussurd the
autorities that tlhe National A~ssociation wold do alil in their power to
bring about the imlprovemlent in horse breeding. and I trust all the
agriculturni and pastoral societies wil1 do their best to a~sit.''
THE MILING COMPETITIN8.
This year there wee twenty-eight entries for the Homle
ilking Competitions, ad eightytwo for tests on the grounds,
these gures easily cnstitute a reclord.
Trhe competitions are now firmly established in popularitv.
and quite apart from uaanteeing beyond question the aggre.
gate worth of eadh breed (or grade), and individual worth of
ealch cow of that breed (or grade). iThe competitions
ave
1)een respnsble 15r thle great. anmual improveent
in utility
which hlas becoe a noticeale feature inl our hrds.
STATEMENT OF ATTENDANCES OF THE COUNCIL.
Mlac(laI.
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Halye. J. A...
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18
18
16t
1
23
19
22
20
8
13
12
13
II
5
9
5
10
9
3
10
II
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I'iekw~rth, C'. B.
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Brooke,
H.
9
9
7
8
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LIST OF PRIZE DONORS
1916 SHOW.
.£ . d.
Queensland Government .. 40 0 0
His *Excellency the GoQueensland
of
vernor
(Trophy)
Co.,
Newspper
Brisbane
.. 25 0 0
..
Ltd. (Trophy)
.. 15 15 0
Allan & Stark, Ltd.
Co.,
Tramways
Brisbane
.. 15 15 0
..
..
Ltd.
McWhirter & Son, Ltd. .. 15 15 0
.. 15 15 0
"Teachers' Whisky"
.. 13 13 0
..
Moreheads Ltd.
Finney, Isles & Co., Ltd... 12 12 0
Export
Meat
Australian
Co.. Ltd. (Two Cups)
.. 10 10
&
Co.
C.
T.
Beirne,
.. 10 10
Brisbane Milling Co.
Brisbane Newspaper Co... 10 10
.. 10 10
Berry & Co., Henry
Collins, C. J. (Trophy) .. 10 10
.. 10 10
Duhig, Archbishop
Horden, Anthony & Sons,
.. 10 10
..
..
Ltd.
.. 10 10
..
Lindeman Ltd.
.. 10 10
Pastoral Review Ltd.
.. 10 10
Slade. W. B.
Stewart, Alex. & Sons, Ltd. 10 10
VictualUnited Licensed
. . 10 10
lers' Assciation ..
Kodak (Australasia) Ltd. lo 0
8 8
..
Dalgety & Co., Ltd.
S
.
Klilroe, J. (Trophy)
New Zealand Loan & M.
7 7
..
..
A. Co., Ltd.
Machine
Sewing
Singer
7 5
..
(Trophy)
Co.
6 6
..
Brown & Board, Ltd.
6
. .
..
Overells Ltd.
Australian Bank of Com5 5
..
..
..
merce
5 5
..
..
Birt & Co., Ltd.
5 5
Bank of New South Wales
Queensland,
Bank of North
..
..
..
Ltd.
Brown. Thos. & Sons, Ltd. 5 5
5 5
Bridge, John & Co., Ltd...
5 5
..
Bell, E. T., M.L.A. ..
5
. .
Baynes, E. (Trophy)
. 5 5
Bank of Australasia
5
5
.
Sons
Butler, E. &
5 5
..
Birch & Carroll
5 5
,.
..
Brodribb, F. K.
5 5
.
Baynes Bros.
Newspaper Co.,
Brisbane
. 5 5
Ltd. (Trophy)
5 5
Chapmans Ltd. (Trophy)
5 5
..
(Trophy)
Cotton, A. J.
5 5
..
.
Cribb & Foote
5 5
..
Collins & Sons, John
5
..
Dewar & Sons, John
.. 5 5
. .
"Daily Mail" . .
Farmers' Co-op. Diatribut-..
5 5
..
..
ing Co., Ltd.
.. 5 5
"Farmers' Gazette"
5 5
.
Galley, R.
Hardy Bros., Ltd. (Trophy) 5 5
HonfnunK & Co.. Ltd., 8. . . 5 5
I I
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Hill, Mrs. Lumley (Trophy)
Hutton, J. C. Ppty., Ltd...
Holland & St. John, Ltd.
Luya, A. C. ..
Daily Newspaper
Labour
Coy. Ltd.
London Bank of Australia
Lomax, A. R.
Midson, A ...
..
Morgan, Sir Arthur..
Murray, D. & W. Ltd. ..
.
Murray, Mrs. J.
McConnel & Sons, J. H...
E.
C.
McDougall,
Nestle & Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Coy.
New Zealand Insurance Co.
Ltd.
Queensland National Bank
Meat Export
Queensland
Co.
..
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Rich, E. & Co., Ltd.
Rowe's Ltd ..
.
"Sydney Mail"
Storie, John ..
Sydney "Daily Telegraph"
Surgical Suplplies Ltd. (Trophy)
Thurlow, R. W. & Coy. Ltd.
"Telegraph" Newspaper Co.
Thornhill Pastoral Coy. .
Union Bank of Australia,
Ltd.
Whittingham, Hon. A. H...
WVills, (eorge & Coy.
Williamson, J. C. Ltd.
Walker & Hall (Trophy)..
Campbell, James & Sons,
Ltd.
..
Nissea, F. W. (Trophy) ..
AssurUnion
Commercial
ance Coy. ..
Commercial Banking Coy.
of Sydney ..
Cooke, John & Coy.
C'astlemaine Brewery and
Gray & Coy.
Quinlan
Ltd.
English Scottish & Australian Bank ...
Perkins & Coy., Ltd.
Queensland Bull Dog Club
(Trophies)
Reid & Coy. Ltd, Robt. .
Spencer, A.
Sinnamon, J...
Sturmfels, Ltd. (Trophy) ..
Stumm, Chas.
Taylor Estates Coy.
United Insurance Coy.
Valley Art Printing Coy.
Ltd.
Weddell & Coy., W.
Watson, Ferguson & Coy.,
Ltd.
..
.
Bayard & Coy.
Clark, O. C. . .
k 8.
5 5
5 5
5 5
550
5 5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
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5
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5
5
5
5
5
0
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
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d.
0
0
0
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35i
LIST OF PRIZE DONORS-C(Ontined.
r.
Chlicgo
Jewellery Co.
City\
& Suburban Parcel
Delivery Coy.
I~ay-, Victor ..
Elliott Bros.. ..
Foy &; Gibson
Gallagher M. J. ..
Hart, J. H.
Hayes. J. F..
1.ysahts Galvd. Iron Ppty.
Ltd.
Laycock,
Litldike
& Coy.
MuIlrs Ltd...
McrDonnel
& East Ltd.
Mc[re;gor, Robt.
~ichols, C. H5.
O,'She.
P'. J.
Ross. H. P'...
S8torv & Ralmsay ..
Symets.
P. .1
Suga
I to
Austali ii
ii ucr'
Assocatoni
.lu'ral
-IIint.
T. It.
c:iption & c~ot(h ( 'Tol )
XV': tao ii.
~ergusonl & Co.
('Ia lik:.
X..
d.
20O
20O
20O
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11 0
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10o
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J~avey, Hon. A. A...
Edwards.
Dunloy and Co.,
Ltd. (trophyv)
Eaton, A.
Elliott. E.
Fercal
Carriae
Co.
Finlayson, W. F., M.P.
Greenel.. A. 1'. and Co.
Green, J..
Harra
ve ;Mrs. John
Hrrlingtons Ltd (trophy)
1-eslol) and Co., Ltd., Thos.
Haye. J. A.
Holmes. Mrs. M..
.roye Bros...
Kin. John
.
Laheys Ltd..
Lisner, Mrs. E.
Moroms
Ltd..
Maor of South Brisbane .
,
P. (trophy~)
Mc ka
M((utlie and. Co. (S. 0.
Cow l)
MeLeodl
..
A\...
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tewa:rt, C. .J..
St t.
ANSUraIjeI Co.
Tbila .,
M .
LPV
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trlihy)~r.
s.. d.
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10O
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10 0
LIFE MEMBERS,
1916.
Affleck, W. J., National Mutual Life Association, Queen Street.
Arvier, Mrs. C. A., "Cooinda," North Quay.
Armour, H. P., England.
Badger, J. S., Brisbane Tramways Coy.,
Ltd., Countess Street.
Barnett, Baron Lewis, Sydney.
Baynes, Ernest, South Brisbane.
Baynes, Harry, South Brisbane.
Behan, Thomas, Garfield, via Jericho.
Benjamin, David, Creek Street.
Berry, P. T., Henry Berry and Co., Melbyurne.
Brodribb, F. K., "Kurrowah,"
Gladstone
Road, South Brisbane.
Brookes, H., "Glentanner," Dalveen.
Brown, Mrs. D. I.., Bowen Terrace, New
Farm.
Brown, John (junr.), 202 Plowen Terrace,
New Farm.
Burton, Arthur, Commercial I'nion Assurance Co., Eagle Street.
Bushnell, R., Nanango.
Cadell, W. T., Deepwater, New England,
N.S.W.
Cardell, E. S., Indooroopilly.
Carr, D. R. A., Longpocket Road, Indooroopilly.
Carrington, Chas., Diamantina Hospital, Woolloongabba.
Carseldine, A. W., Turbot Street Markets.
Chapman, E., Wickham Street, Valley.
Clark, A. E., Kerr Street, Toowong.
Clark, James, Kerr Street, Toowong.
('lark, J. H., Kerr Street, Toowong.
(Comino, T. S., Turbot Street.
Cory, G. C., Toowoomba.
Cotton, A. J., Hidden Vale, Grandchester.
Couldery, W. H., Cedar (;rove.
"owley, Sir A. S., Toowong.
Cowlishaw, Hon. J., M.I..C., Bowen Hills.
Davis, S., Sydney.
Delpratt, J. H., Tambourine Mountains.
Demack, W. H., Post Office, Bulimba.
Donkin, Henry, Queen Street.
Evans, Chas., Commissioner for Railways,
George Street.
Fauset, T. F., Eagle Street.
Ferguson, James, Queen Street.
Finlayson, M. "H., Turbot Street.
Finlayson, W. F., M.P., Turbot Street.
Fox, George, M.L.A., Yeronga.
Frankel, P., Edward Street.
Fraser, D. M., "Mundoolun,"
Beaudesert.
Gailey, Richard, Courier luildings, Queen
Street.
Corrie, A., Grosvenor Road, l.indtield, N.S.W.
Gray, Hon. G. W., M.L.C.. Quinlan Gray
and Coy., Ltd., Queen Street.
Griffith, Sir S. W., C. J.,Sydney.
Gunn
DIonald, M.I..A., Boolarnel Station,
Goondiwindi.
Hardgrave, Philip, Wellington I'oint.
Harte, A. E., Queen Street.
Hayes, J. A., Sandgate.
Hiron, J., Toowong.
Hollis, W., Stanley Street, South Irisbane
Hooper, George, "Esher," Westwood.
Jewell, J. A., "Glenview," Annerley Road
South Brisbane.
Johnson, W., Turbot Street Markets.
Jost, J. P., Jostvale, Oakey.
Jolliffe, E. A., Leichhardt Street, Spring Hil.
King, W. M., Queen Street.
Kingsbury, J. J., Robert Street, Toowong.
Klaassen, C. N., York Hotel, Stanley Stref,
South Brisbane.
Klaassen, C'. S. B., York Hotel, Stanley St.,
South Blrisbane.
Klaa.sen, J. BI., York Hotel, Stanley Stret.
South Brisbane.
Klaassen, S. D.. York Hotel, Stanley Stre'.
South Brisbane.
Long, T. T. T., Stanley Street, South Br
bane.
Macansh, J. G., "Borva," Gladstone Ro,;.
Souti Brisbane.
Macdonald, Jolin, John Bridge and Co., l.t.
Eagle Street.
Macdonald, I'. F., Yaamnba Station, IBlai.
water.
Mackay, R. S., Cawmore Wood, Gallowa:r'
Hill. Brisbane.
A. H., oQ9Wickham Terract.
Marks, lr.
Mculloch, I). B., Xou ueen Street.
Amanmoor, Gympie.
\Wailter,
Mc(;ill,
Mac(;regor, Sir Wm., England.
Mc.eod, A., Elizabeth Street.
Noble, H. CG., Eagle Street.
Oxley, E. ;riffith, Queen Street.
I'erry, G. H., Alliert Street.
l'ersse. IDe lurgh, Tabragallba, Ileaudesc
l.angside
Ri.,
j'ointn, A., "Dangore,"
Hlamilton.
I'ratt, T., Fruit Exchange, Turbot Street
Raine, R., Roima Street.
Reid, John, London Road, Clayfield.
Ridley, R. R., c/o S. W. Ridley, "'1
I)aily Telegraph" Office, King Str,
Sydney.
Rigbv, W. A., South British Insurance (
(Queen Street.
Str
Moray
Robertson, H., "Glenugie,"
New Farm.
Wooloowin.
Street,
Wride
H.,
Ross, A.
Ruthning, H. I.. E., George Street.
Savage, A. H., "Goanba," Dornoch Terr..
South Brisbane.
Savage, W. E., New Zealand Chambers, Qui
Street.
Stores, Count,
Railway
F.,
Simonson,
Street.
Simpson,t;eorge M., "Formartin," via
Ruth, lDalby.
Sparkes, Jas.. Lindley, lD)alby.
Stephens, Hon. W., M.L.C., "Waldhci
Ipswicli Road, Annerley.
Steven, J., Taromeo, via Kannungar.
Stevens, Hon. E. J., M.L.C., Southpori
Stewart, John K., Alex. Stewart and .,
Ltd., nueen Street.
Taylor, J., Clifford House, Toowoomba.
Taylor, ('apt. R. S., Eagle Street.
Tinmm., 1). W., Strathpine.
Timm., W. D., Strathpine.
Walker, Edgar W., New Zealand Insur.
Co., .)ueen Street.
Webster, F. II., Mary Street.
Weedlon, Warren, Selby House, Wick'
Terrace.
Bank H,
Young, J. E., "Molonga,"
Graceville.
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ANNUAL MEMBERS.
Abel, W., Jubilee Estate, Paddington.
Ahrell, E. H., Chief Secretary's Ofice, Executive Building.
Abercronbie, A. D., Tenerifie.
Aberrombie, D. J., Teneriffe.
'\dam,
B. W., John Cooke and C:oy., Ltd.,
Eagle Street.
Xdamson, J., M.L.A., Adelaide Street, Clayfield.
\ddtis.
)., Rora Street.
.AdLlisn,
C;. 11
., Kodak Buildings, Queen
Street.
fflec,
\.
., "Grasnere,"
N~orth P'ine.
'Iern, 1'.
1., Ahern and Hurle,
C ourier
B~uili.
\herrn,
W\.. c/n
D~algety
aud Coy,
I Ad.,
Elial,eth Street.
Vile), W\., Elizabeth Street.
\nhn,
D~r.. lretoln H-ouse, Q~ueen Street.
\hierr, E. H., ObIt Sagate Road, Altuiun.
\ian,. James, . .A.,
Allan and Staik, I Adl.,
Queen Street.
anc
\ilen,
.n,
Coy., ('reek Street.
., Tlrot
Street.
T.
.,
F. t'rago an~d
J.,
(;.
Mt.
Harbour
,
Ba;rboi',
as.,
.S.O., Glenken, Biarra, Esk.
James, Jr.. C;lenken, Biarra, Esk.
H., ('-olerative
)airv Coy.
ltarlot , .W
Hosrnioont Stre,-t,
Wnds~r.
Itaritro,,
H.. .1akson Street, Ilailton.
Barne~.
.,
Romal~ Street.
B(arnes, J.,
.S.W.
Canting
Factory, 2 Bot-
~.
~.
any
So~ns,
Farmers
(no-op.
li~n. W'. II., Roma
Street.
. 3.,
Edard;rt
Street.
Itarsley, F.. H trtille,
Sydney.
Itar , A. S., Turiot
Street.
Ba;rringtorcn, A., ()tten Street.
Itrrn, A. C'., Howess Bros. and Coy., Rams
Street.
Barrow., ('. '., v' ot
Wharf Street.
Bar~es,
Itarr,
~arr,
O)lyp~ic Caf,
\idrws,
li.
Muicial
Q~ueenl St feet.
arkts,
Homla
Street.
gnas,
( . II., It owmn
J.
l~id..
D.,
Hotel, Ale~ide
Barns,
Tyson
race.
\,inand,
Street, Wtrloo,.
H. S., t ;resliamn
J.
Street.
Ltd.,
.rt, H. K., Sayers Allpocrt
('It~.,
I~t.
M aeqluarie Street, Sydney.
\mic..
A., A. . P. Society, Qitleenl Street.
i'm1, 0~.(.
I.., ''Syenhani.'
ikliam Ter-
\mlcnar,
~sk.
Ba;re~r.
B~arns~.
Elizabeth Street.
\filtrt..
Ayscotgh,
J. \V., Petrie Terrace.
Backhouse,
W. B., illarney
South.
Bailes, . J, Owen Gardner and Sons, M~ellIourne
Street, South Brisbane.
Baile,
C. E., d/o Chas. Willett, lj
Edward Street.
Baile,
C'. H., Gynpie.
Bailey, ., Thomas Street, Red Hill.
Baines, J. E., Supreme Court, George Street.
Baker, Enoch, Brunswick
Street, Valley.
Baker, It, ('abolture.
~aldin, 'd. _ Ottensland Turf (lul, Creek
Street.
Balliner.
'1f .,
Sup~rele
('ourt, G;eorge
Street.
~almer,A. S., Sandy ('reek, roelton.
Banks,~ J. ., Itlcklll.
s
Aderlaidle.
Booth, Too-
B Ii din gs,
*
Annad
ant
Mlars' Street.
C;. J.,Soutliport.
lr, flon.
~ial,
N'
C. .. .Moray Street, Nw
NVt ilald, H.
., ( ladlstone Ro,nl
Fa;rm.
Sont I
Blarstow.
V., M~jestic Theatre,
~ueenStreet.
. J., Queeni Street.
C. B., 142 Charlotte Street.
JIrstow
F., Highate
Hill, South
Brisbane.
B~arter.
(;, Stallel Street, Southl Brisane.
Itartlett, S. II. ( otitinntal
Building,
Adelaidet Strect.
Barto~n 1' J. P. Town Hall, Quen Street.
lasintl
tiklte (,. E., Jinghi Jiughi Dlby.
Batehelor 1-,
Iandsborough,N.C
L.
Ba;te. W. .4 A. Fernleigh, Lakesidle.
B~atile,
( . Ktlkee via Laidly.
Banlch, 1 hit I ke C'larendon,
Gatton.
Banes,~
Arthtr Atlelaide Street.
Bayners,
'. S., c/n Mtoreliadls, l.td., Mlary
Street.
ns1trong,~'I.,
\'
instrung,
mocr.
?'lrn,
\ slwrth,
('ireil.I.,
Kate,
Mli-s
'rilcn
J)ispttteti
l'latins,
l.is-
N.S.W.
Nirs.
J.
Heriert,
.,
Loc~iton
c/n
Road,
Mloreheads~
('layI~t.
Mary Street.
-prey, J. I.., Tattrsll's ('lit,
Adlide
Street.
'still,
A.. Mloor oka.
itis,
E:.. Irutiwick Street, V~lly.
kIinocn, H. W., Atkinso~n
iI
Mly
Adlelaide Street.
t!Iliw,
A. H., Highwol,
Kilcy.
*lnw, C;. A., ('layfield.
Iteale, A. Fi., Edward Street.
Itarlmnori'
FH.,
Datgetys
~liahetli Street.
lett l,
I)., Kernilwotth, Eumundi.
Heat
tie,
H., K nil wrt Ii, Enmu idli
uiling,
Bedgaod, F. j. Isaacl Street, P'addingtol.
ieby, j. t ., Itaranga,
via Wondlai.
Behl.
., Ralcecouse
Road, Ascot.
Be~hrendoi,~ff
If,
., Bunjuren,
via Boonah.
iier,
J.. tieiisllantd Machinery C'oy., Al.
bert Street.
Reirne, Hoit. 'P. C'., lrtunswick Street, ValBell,
F.
'1,.,
M. I..A.,
('ohin
C'oocin,
ll, H .1., Esakdale South, Esk.
Bell, T. A., G;ladstone Road, South Brisbane.
Bel,
Mrs. Wi.,
"~Carthoa,'
Enu
Park,
via Rockiham~ton.
88
MiNUAL
MlEBERS.-('nhinud.
Bennett, A., Co-operative Butter and Bacon
Coy., Ltd., Atherton.
Bentley, R. H., South Coast Dairy, Gleneg
Street, South Brisbane.
Berg, H. S, City Council, South Brisan.
Bergin, B., 'loonioo, Mungallala.
Bergin, H. 6., Albert Street.
Bergin, V. L., Currawilla, Windoral.
House.
Bertram,
W. M.L.A., Parliamelt
Coy.,
Besley, F. W~., Valley Art Printingl
Wikham Street.
Best, John, Byres Street, Newtead.
Belts, B., Stevenson Street, Ascot.
Biddle, R. E., Yerongpilly, S.C..
N.C.L.
Biddies, P., Home Park, etherby,
igs,
T.,
Eiabth
Street.
Bilnglon, R., Hamilton.
Birchlcy, H. ., Boundary Street, WVest Enld.
Birkbeck, G;. Hi., amels Street, Wooloowan.
Birley, L. E., Mauil Street, Kanaroo I'oint.
Bisco,
Rt., Mcl.enan Street, Albiol.
Black, A., Pajigo Statiol, Cartrs Towers.
BlacI., hug,
City Bluildins, Ed~ard Street.
Black, ~iL, Queenl Street.
Black, J., Queen Street.
Black, J. H., Muron.
~uilding, Oneern Street.
Black, R., Courier
Black, S., Quceil Street.
igt.
Black, W. R., I't ics
Sl hut
lok.
Blacklock, A. W., "laelnar,'
and1 Sonts, I .1(.,
Blacklock, ( ; II., Hi~,nshy
Queen Stieet.
Blacklo,
W~., Henra.
Blanl, C. ., Manly.
ln.
Blanliel , Geco., Wal
Blank, ., Iloweni Iridge Ra.
Strict.
dlersi~i, I .td., \Vhai
Blocksidpe, (;. II., Qeen Stiect.
(y)lnplir.
Bloss, ('.. Deep ( reek,
Blun, E. G'., Stanley I [all. Ascot.
Blundell, I'. A., Queenslanld 'Ti ustes, 1Lt.,
Qoueen Street.
Band, H. E., 289 Queen~ Street.
nI re\;
ivc.,
Bond, Ivail u , Australia iLI
Queenl Street.
Bond, i.. M., Perrry Brs.. Albrert Sti eel.
Booker, C'. J., M.I..A., Wooluga. Tlieebiri.
Moray Street, New Farm.
Booker, Desmon~rd,
Booth, C'. C., 07 ueen Street.
Booth, E. Bell, UIisbaiie Tratnwa.Us ('oy.,
I .td., Counltess SItrt.
Booth, ., Lancaster Road, Ascot,.
Booth, W., Ascot.
Bortol, M. I., 'oowouzitlja..
Bostock, H. A., I swcli.
Bolt, S. C., Queenl Street.
Street.
Bottgr, C. J., 302 Adlaide
Bottoniley, J. P., lswich.
'., ueen Street.
Bouchard, T.
Boulto, E. II., Ormistoi. C'levland I .n.
Bowler, F., Los Eagle Street.
Bowden, John, Stwart Street, (,odii~i
Vrulba.
Bowmai, F. J. Mi., Bedemer,
Bowman, W. H.. Iloonla.
Bowser, E. A., ManIy
Windsor.
Boyce, W. . Ht., 272 Queenl Street.
Boyd, H. L.., Iyrnetown, Gayndalil .ie.
Boyd, W., Old Sandgate Road, Alioi.
Boycs, J. W., Agnes Street, Torwod.
Boyle, M.A., Thorn Street, Ipawicl.
Bracker, A. E., Edgecumbe, Texab.
Touwuun~a.
Brakn, H., Hele ,
Bracker, L., Cobba-da-manla.
Bracker, W., Lasbrook, Cobba-da-Manna.
Bragg, J. F ., Brunswick Street, \'alley.
Brathwaite,
W. P., Cashmere Station, Mr
Garnett.
Brake, WT., Mowray Street, East Irisane
Brentnall, Hon. F. T., Coorparoo.
Bros., Roma Street
Brett,
. J., Deitam
Byrne
Estate
Brewster, W., "Kia.Ora,"
Bowenl Bridge Roai.
~ridge,W. J., Kedron.
JUriggs, F. W'., Politic, Aramac.
]road~et,
II. G;., Booral, Juanldal.
Broadbent, J. E., Booval, Juanda.
Augathella.
Brodie, T. A .,Nive Down,
H., ltaik
of New South~ Wale..
Blrodlie, ~.
Quen Street.
Brosnan,
T. P., Sea View Iltel, Sadgte
It. I., loweii Hills.
ron,
Bnowi, F. IL., Touoolawal.
Ltd., Near
I(i lnl,
Itruu~ ii, (.;., Itrownl antl
.steadl.
Brown,
Broa ii,
Road, Tarniiia~.
( . Mi., Mlogill
Narangh.a
E., BUrwii'
( rel.,
(..
Jlron
Ro~a,
Asct.
iil, II.,
.ncaster
Laily~.
W'., Thie Sp~rigs,
Blrown, ..
!)ueet
uroo.
A.
. C. Blak,
Broii1,
St reel.
St
e~t.
J.
jlrtline,.
J'ark
Llalc
P)I, e,
Uiltoit(.:il
aiiil Stock
W\illiamtl Street.
Beaudesert.
Iruxiiei , H., Jelb~yn,
ai
nt, ( ;. H., (t. Ml. E, andli A. (iv.,
Street.
Itrce,
M. A., Northicriil AssuraiileIo
Eagler Street.
Itryce, J.
.,
Adelaider Sti eel.
~h
~r)
itnk Icy,
Ilul,,cl,
'I.,
Ie~..,
Ito riard,
inna
Ion a
SS. .
N.
WY., (rleeki Street.
Ea:gle
Str~eet.
I. E. , V i nl.,. r Avenlu,
Bursheiii, 1.
II.,
I.ysagits
Ppty.,~
',uoooiwi I
Luil.,
Anii
Street.
lurtoii, E., Wanora.
Jlurtii, .. J.. 17 Eliza~ethi Street.
Street, Southi lii
Burtoil, H. E., Mlanning
Brtii,
~Vrwick Butter and Dainying Co
Texas.
~aalgo.
Busliie~ll,
W. N.,
Street, New Farri'
Bulaiid,
W. II., Sargait
Butlrl C., Fanninlg River, Northl IJueensldil
Butler. W. H.. taghus, Vinbunl.
Butt, U. ., Monile
S.C...
Ittyers, W. J., Kuray,
MEMBERS.-Cotitivcd.
ANNUAL
Byres, Wm.,
Hall.
City Inspector's Office,
Hvrne, Edward, Albion.
Pvrne. G. R., Town Hall,
Queen
Town
Street.
Royal Hotel, Queen Street.
M., Grand Hotel, Esk.
.,meron, A. W., Bank of New Sou:h Wales,
()ueen Street.
'ameron, I. A., Woodlands, Mithellt I
Iameron, D. C. K., United Pastorlists' Association, Union Bank Chambers, Queen
Street.
ni<meron, Glen, Rainbow Street, Sandgate.
i.tmeron, Dr. J. A., East Street, lpswi.h.
anleron, J. G., Town Hall, Queen Street.
I .meron, J. S., Town Hall, Queen Street.
I .meron, i'. W., Nicholas Street, Ipswich.
* meron, H., Murweh Siding, S. an 1 W.
Railway.
WV. F., Town lall, Qoccn Street.
.meroni,
dampll , A. II., Alhion Bakery, All in.
anitell, C. W., Albion Sawmills. Alu,,n.
anthell, E. J., Maynard Street, South Bris.
ain,
J.,
allaghan,
hane.
.lntl<mell,
I'., ('reek Street.
I;.
imjlell, J. K., 41 Jane Street, New Farm.
.antell, V., James ('am phell and Sonus, L.t d.,
('reek Street.
.. dell, lP. R.. OKecife Street, Thomson
l'state.
..rlen, Mrs. 1.,
Street.
nmichatl, J. II.,
('reek Street.
.. rr, E.,
er.
Iellevue
H-oskin
Hotel,
and
;eorge
(Carmit'hael,
Hamilton.
H., tuneen's Wharf.
Hillside Crescent, Hamilton.
XV,., TLoowong.
Vharf, W\illiam Street.
I.H, Queen's
*r,
'.
XV. Tl. II. , Itidoioroopill y.
rrick. X. P., c/n Felnwick and Coy., Ltd.
Edward Street.
rnll. J. ()'Cunnelltown, Windsor.
rt r, Hon. A. J.. Australasian Chambers,
4'tJ Queen Street.
'Icr, 1. E.. 142 ('Iharlotte Street.
r.
i.
F..
rtr, W..
('arter XVatson and Coy., Eliza-
beth Street.
er, W. F., Usher's Hotel. Sydney.
vesslo, Dr. A. h., "Frescati," Ann Street.
G. A., Winchromhe ('arson,
.td.,
thcart,
Creek Street.
rvetto, L., Stanley Street, South Brisbane.
Imbers, C'laude W.
.. idler, J. II., Elizabeth Street.
undler, W. J., Warwick.
*.tman. A. E., "Walmer,"
Enoggera Road,
Kelvin (;rove.
I'man. F. C.. "Walmer,"
Enoggera
Road,
Kelvin Grove.
'tnman, H. A., Queen Street.
ipnan, J., Oueen Street.
Itman, R. V., Queen Street.
.<rles, F. W., The Pines, Murwilltmbat,
N. S. W.
d<res. WV. M., Gootchie, N. ('. L.
.I. A., Summerlands, Harrisville.
avter, H. H., ueensland Agency, Ltd.,
I'reek Street.
auvel.
gwin. 'T. I'., c/u
ward Street.
mos, ('.,
Ellis s
1atiei,
* tie,
arch,
J.
1'. Wilson, Ltd.,
Cafe,
Edward
Ed.
Street.
('olin, Ithaca Street, Normanhy.
Robert, Hell Street, Enoggera.
J. F., Queen Street.
Clacher, J., Buckley Street, Nundah.
Clapperton, T. A., Tarong, Nanango.
Clark, A., Mary Street.
Clark, A. H., R. W. Thurlow and Coy., Ltd.,
Wharf Street.
Clark, G. C., East Talgai, Dalrymple.
Clark, G. J., Montague Road, West End.
Clark, James. "Wybenia," New Farm.
Clark, W. H., Watson, Ferguson and Coy.,
Ltd., Queen Street.
Clarke, C. M., Maryvale, Charters Towers.
Clarke, Edward A., Clarke's Bridge, via
Laidley.
Clarke, F. H., Makerston Street.
Clarke, George, Manufacturer, Annerley Road,
South Brisbane.
Clarke, R. (., C. A. Clarke and Son, 293,
Queen Street.
Clarke, Wm., Treasury Hotel, George Street.
Clarke, Wim., Hox 43, Dalby.
C.,
Clarkson,
Oakdale
l'oultry
Vards, Esk.
('leghorn, H. A., l'etries Bight.
Coakes, W. J., Finney isles antl ('oy., Ltd.,
(Iueen Street.
('obbold, F. E., I.ondon Hank (Chambers,
('reek Street.
('ockerill, W. F., Stanley Street, South Brisbane.
Cocks, H. J., l'arkield Salisbury.
( ocks.
H.,
'ohen.
Ioowong.
Il., ('ominercial Travellers'
Buildings,
Elizaheth Street.
I oh.
A. J., Toowoomba.
('olclouglh, F., In.;tls Department,
Street.
Cole, James, ('ole and Grice,
('ole, W. F., Adelaide Street.
('oleman.
(',,Coleia.
ohmn
End.
u.M.E. Coy., Mary Street.
WV. lH., Moore's ( 'hambers, Queen
t;. S.,
J.
Str et.
I
West
George
WX., XX. ('olli
I .
and Sons,
Petries
Iiight.
I aptain
Colhii,
W. 1., W. ((llini and Sons,
Ilight.
( ohlis,
A.,
Xandilla,
Marlborough,
via
oc khIamipt on.
('collin,
Mliss J., duntdoolun, Beaudesert.
(ollins, I'. W., 2o, Oueen Street.
Collins, C. J., Tlamnrookun, Beaudesert.
Collins, 'l'lomas, L.loyd Street, Coorparoo.
ollhins, T. A., X'ictoria Street, Windsor.
Collins, Victor, Spring Creek Station, Mt.
IPtrie
Surprise, Cairns.
t'oiin,
R. A., (;eorge Street.
(onnollv,
Dr. F. (;lynn, London Bank Cham-
hers, (Creek Street.
A., Windsor.
'oiiochie,
H., Brooklands, 'Tixgoora.
lale Street, Albion.
('ungan. D.,
c'ok, IJ.. (luecsland Farmers' ('o-op,.
l oval.
connor, J.
aookall,
i).,
Lovedale Street,
Coy.,
Wilston.
Cooke, Alfred, Maleny.
('ounan,
Cooper,
I.,
Air
Samford House, Tlaringa.
Pope, Sherwood.
('ooper, Miss E. M., Sanitation Health Food
Agency, Edward Street.
('opeland, I'. W., George Street.
('oppillger, 1., Hanlun Terrace, Hamilton.
I orhy, S.
iL., 'Glenlessie," Glencairn's Siding, Warwick.
('orrie, D. M., ('lielmer.
(orrigan.
II. V.,
AIbbotsforl
Road,
(orser, II. 11., Wetheron, Hurn.tt.
dowen
40
ANNUAL MEMBERS -Contin
Cory, A. H., Department of Agrkultuore and
Stock, William Street.
Cosgrove, J., Ipswict Road.
Cosh, Rev. J., Old Sandgate Road, Wot loowin.
Costello, P. M., Windsor. Chartc:s Toa ers.
Ac!aide
Cottam, J. A., 19 Fitzroy Cha'nl ths.
Street.
Road
Logatt
"Kyarra,"
Couch, W.,
Couch,
W.,
"I(yalra,"
I.~,y all
Rlclti
F~wnrd
Buildigs,
City
Coughlin,
M.,
City
Uuildiags,
~F~n
;rd
Coughlin, I'.P. M.,
Street.
Street.
Street.
Queen
420
Norman,
Coungeau, ~ot
Coungeau,
mat~,
jlo
C~ueen
Street.
Queen
Street.
House,
Cowan, P.,
P., Preston
Cowan,
Prestoll
House.
Queen
Street.
Cowell,
S.
G.,
W.
A.
McGuttlie
and
Coy.,
Cowell,
S.
C;.,
M'. A.
McC;uttie
atld
Coy.,
Street.
Queen Street.
Queen
Assurance
Union Assurance
H., Commercial
Cox, J.
Cox,
J.
H.,
Crmmercial
Unioll
Street.
Eagle Street.
Coy.,
Coy., Eagle
Coxon, F.,
F., Glendower,
Glendower, Prairie.
Prairie.
Coxon,
CleveGates
Head,
Lindunm,
Coxon,
George,
Coxon,
George,
Gates
Heatl,
Lindurll,
Cle~eland
land Line.
Line.
Cleveland
I.indum, Cleveland
Head, I.indum,
John, Gates
Gates Head,
Coxon, John,
Coxon,
Line.
Line.
BrisEast BrisStreet, East
Withington Street,
E. J.,
Coyle, E.
Coyle,
J.,
Withit~gtotl
bane.
bane.
Cunnamulla.
Plains. Cunnamulla.
Craig,
Charlotte Plains.
A., Charlotte
Craig, A.,
Street.
Queen
Building,
Kodak
Craig,
J.,
I(odak
I~uilding,
Queell
Street.
H. J.,
Craig, H.
Craig, W.
W. T.,
T., Willis
Willis Gilchrist
Gilchrist and
and Sarldetson,
Sanderson,
Craig,
Street.
Wharf Street.
Ltd., Wharf
Ltd.,
Coy., KilKilA., Killarney
Dairy Co?.,
Cramwell, T.
T. A.,
Cratnwell,
~illarne?
Dairy
larney.
larney.
Crawford,
T.,
Yaamba,
Macalister-.
Crawford,
T..
l~aamla,
~lacalister.
Cribb,
B.
F.,
Longreacl
Building,
North
Crilb,
n.
F.,
I.ongcenc)l
nuiltlillR,
~~rth
Quay.
Ouay.
Cribb, H.
S.,
Bleak
House,
Ipswich.
Cribb.
H.
S.,
Bleak
House,
Ipswich.
Cribb,
T.
H.,
c/o
Mrs.
Lewis jThomas,
i3ribh,
T.
H.,
c/o
Mrs.
Iewis
jTllot~las,
Brynhyfryd,
'Spswich.
Brynhyfryd, Ipswich
Crombie,
A.,
Elphin,
Toowoomba.
Crombie,
A.,
Elpllin,
Toowlolnla.
Crooke,
C.
Survey
Office,
Street.
Crooke,
C. G.,
C..,
Surve'
Of~ice, Geotge
C;eol
ye
Street.
Cross, Thomas,
Thomas, Whetstone.
Whetstone, Goondi\i
Goondiwindi.
Cross,
indi.
Cross, T.,
T., Jnr.,
Jnr., Whetstone,
Whetstone, Goondiwilldi.
Goondiwindi.
Cross,
Crowe, Miss,
Miss, Norman
Hotel, I~swicll
Ipswict Road.
Road.
Crowe,
Norman
Hotel,
Crowther, S.,
S., "Ree~hfieltl,"
"Beechfield,,"
Dornoch TerTer.
Crowther,
Dornocll
race,
South
risane.
race,
South
Rrishane.
Crowther, C.
H., Montrose,
Montrose, Hose\r~~,otl.
Rosewood.
Crowther,
C.. H.,
A.
and M.
W., New
New %ealand
Zealand l.an
Crowther, W.,
Crowther,
I.can
alld
ni. A.
Coy., Ltd.,
Eagle Street.
Street.
Coy.,
I.td.,
Eagle
Cruse,
A., Miles
Miles Street,
Street, Wooloowill.
Wooloowin.
Cruse,
A.,
Cruse, 3., Bridge
Bridge Street,
Street, Allioll.
Albion.
Cruse,
J.
S.,
Claylield.
~:~:::
::
,..,,,,,,,,,.
Cryle,
3.,
Brisbane
Tramways
Coy.,
Ltd.,
Cryle,
J.,
Brisbale
Tratll~aR
('II)..
I.ttl..
Colrntess
Countess Street.
Street.
Cubith, H.
H. S.,
Taringa.
Cuhith.
S.,
Tarillga.
Cudmore. D.
D. C.,
Iarcaldine.
Cudmore,
C.,
narcaldint.
Cullen, A.
A. K.,
K., Euromlah,
Eurombah, Tal
Taroomtt.
Cullen,
cltll.
Culleit,
D.,
Maryland.
Culleii,
D.,
Marylaiitl.
Culley, Mrs.
Mrs. I).,
I)., Sllanllnrkk
Stantrock H~,tel.
Hotel, Hrllllswic~~
Hrnnswick
Culley,
Street.
Street.
Cumming, A.
A. 3.,
Government PriritinR
Printing Office.
Office.
Cumming,
T., Governlnent
William Stieet.
Street.
William
Cumming,
R. H..
H.. Chas.
A. ('larke
('larke and
Sott.
Cumming,
R.
Chas.
A.
alnl
Rll.
Street.
zy3 Queen
Cueell
Street.
293
Culryleb.
H..
Cupples,
H.. T.ontloii
I.ondon Ilallk
lIlaLk or
of Auhlr3lia.
Australia,
Street.
Qtteett Street.
Qtleell
Currant, W.
W. C;.,
C., Bellwood
Dairy,
Gtnalda.
Currant.
nrllwo~,d
DairT..
f.;di""d:l:,,
Currie, T., Currie
Currie Tlurner,
td., Qteen
Currie,
irurner,
Street.
Street.
Curtis,
Commander
E., Naval
Naval Office.
Office. E~l\\
Edwarl
Curtis,
('~)llltllBlldel.
E.,
al~l
Street.
Street.
Curtis, R.
R. G.,
G., Womball,
Wombai, Mt.
Mt. Perl
Curtis,
Perry.
~.
Cusack, Thoo;,
Thos,
A.M.T.. and
and F.
F. Ruilrlirg.
Building.
Cueack,
A.M.I..
Creek Street.
Street.
Creek
Czerney,
Thos., c/o
c/o J.
T'. Phills,
Phipps, George
Czertley,
Thos.,
J.
1'.
George
Street.
Street.
Dance,
B., Chubbill
Farm,
Marburg.
Dance, Mrs.
Mrs. G.
C.
B.,
Chubbill
Farm,
Marburp.
Daniell,
A.
3.,
Hotel,
Daniell,
A.
T., Railway
Railway
Hotel,
Roma Street.
Roma
Street.
--
ued.
Daniels. J., Bennoble, Canungera Line.
Daniels, H., Windsor Road, Red Hill.
D'Arcy, M., Gympie.
Dare, Thos., Mt. Bismarck Co-op. Dairy Co!
via Jondaryan.
Dath, R., Dath Henderson and Coy., Bulimh,
Davey, Hon. A. A., Ellerslie Crescent, Sout
Toowong.
Davey. A .H.. Davey Iallida. ( o.. Ar
Street.
IJavey, James, Dutton Park, South Urishai
lDavidoit. A., 302* Ailelatde Street.
Davidson, A. A., Australian Estates and M
toy., Creek Street.
I ay ii -,ot . 1 . ( . . SandIgate.
l)avihson, J. O. W., Ercildonne, Clifton.
I)avies. H. J., Australian Estates and M. Coi
Crveel Street.
IDavies. J. J., Mt. (ravatt.
liavie-. Wmn., "Dryslwytt."
Toowotng.
H.. Yorkshire Insurance Co3
D)avis. F.
Eagle
Street.
C.,
Caldwells Wines, Ltd., tStreet, Sydney.
Davi-., W. I., College Street, Hamilton.
Davy, H., Oueentslaatd ( lub, George Street.
iDaason, M., Coittnercial Ilanking ( oy.
Svdney, Oueeti Street.
of ()tteen-lain
Hoy al Iiant
Day, E. lDenti,
nueelt Street.
Day, ( . l-., Villilrs Street. New I-arm.
Day. \ictor. Adelaide Street.
l)eani. Henry. 2 g, Roma Street.
IDvan, I. F.. Co-operative Dairy ('o'.., Mat
Iborough.
De Grant, L., Howard Street, llayswater.
Deighton, H., Aldersyde, Warwick.
Delaney, J., Woolloongabba Hotel. Stani
Street.
D1e Little, F .W., N. Z. Loan and M. A
Coy., Ltd.. Eagle Street.
Dell. .
)., Langlands Estate, Coorparoo
Delvin, W., Dauphin Terrace, South Bri
bane.
De Mole, C. M., South British Intsuran
('ny., Oueen Street.
Denha,
D. F.. "Ingelside." Atnerley Roa
South Brisbane.
Devereux, D., Newtown, Ipswict.
Devereux, W. P., A. M. IL. and F. CoN
( reek Street.
1)ev.iie, A. E., Mtount I.einster, Dalby.
Devine, A. H., Hotel Cecil, George Stree
Devine, H.. Dalby.
1)evoy, J. N., Ouinlan Gray and Coy., Que
Street.
Dewar, T. G., King and King, Ltd., Que
Street.
I)ickfoas, H., Colevville.
Dick,,on, J. M.. William Street, off Ipswi
Road, South Brisbane.
I)ilger, IT. L., Marburg.
Dixoi. A. J., River Road, New Farm.
Dodwell A. V., Canada Cycle and Mot
Agency, Creek Street.
Domnjahu, E. A., Englesberg.
Donaldson, J. C.. t69 Elizaheth Street.
Donaldson, R., Medway, Bogantungan.
Donaldson, Archbishop, Rishopshourne, Ii
javis.
R.
M acq uarie
ton.
Donnelly, A., Heal Street, Teneriffe.
Donovan, John, Charlton Street, Ascot.
Dore, A. G., Whybrow and Coy., Charlot
Street.
.
ANNUAL
MEMBERS.-Continued.
l)ougall, J. II., Gladstone Road, South Brisbane.
JDouglas, H. A., Mt. Moriah, Morven.
Do)uglas, W. A., Supreme Court, George
Street.
D),gTas, W. C., Bellview.
I)owridge, J., George Street.
Doyle, E. J., Marr's Boarding House, Tank
Street.
boyle, J. H., Invermein, Scone, N.S.W.
Doyle. M. E., York Hotel; Queen Street.
Doyle, M. W., Moggill.
l)rouyn, F. S. G.,
Brisbane Club, Isles
Street.
Drury, Miss, Rougham, Eildon IHill.
Dryilen, V., Drydens, Ltd.
)ry-lau, W., Glenapp, Beaudesert.
Duff. G. L., Stott and Hoare, Edward Street.
Duffy. T. H., Ormiston, Cleveland Line.
] uhig, Archbishop, Darra, Valley.
Dunbar, D., Elizabeth Street.
Duncan,
IDl'ncan,
A., Rockhampton.
C., Corrumburra, via Rockhampton.
Dincan. Mrs., Mooraberrie, Windoralh.
Duncan, W., Wakefield Street, Albion.
Dunlea,
R., Empire Hotel, Brunswick Street,
Valley.
Iuunlol, J. W., Associated Farmers of Queensland. Roma Street.
Dunn, D., Valley View, Beaudesert.
Dunne, G., Roma Street.
I)'er. R. T., Taringa.
l-arle, S. R., 379 George Street.
Early, A. E., Nelson Street, South Brisbane.
Earwaker, J., Winchcombe
Carson, Ltd.,
Creek Street.
I.Eaion, C., N. Z. Loan and M. A. Cov., Ltd.,
Eagle Street.
East. Hubert, McDonnell and East, Ltd.,
George Street.
Eaton, W. D., Bulimba.
Eis-ler. J., Safety Air Gas Coy., Adelaide
Street.
Elgar, S., Adelaide Steamship Coy., Ltd.,
Petries Bight.
Ellerton, Dr. H. B., Hospital for Insane,
Goodna.
Elliott, A. A., "Victo," Coongoola.
Elliott. C., Charlton and Elliott. Queen
Street.
Elliott, E., Eagle Street.
Elliott
Gavin,
Wheatley
Farm,
I.aidley
Souti.
Illi.,
W.
H.,
Farm
Queen Street.
Bulletin
Office,
303
Elplhinlstone, A. C., 129 Creek Street.
Elwyn, II. F., Gunyan, Inglewood.
1 lwyn, H. S., Texas Station, Inglewood.
Englanld, J., South Pine.
l)enett,
Coy..
Thos.,
N. Z.
c/o R. W.
Cameron and
Chambers, Queen Street.
Evans. J). W., "Miora," Pilton, via Clifton.
Evans, John,. Evans Anderson and Phelan,
Kangaroo Point.
Everdell. S. J., Woodhill, Beaudesert Line.
lalhey, Hon. B., North Quay.
Fairfax, J. H., Marinya, Cambooya.
Fanning, Tom, Ashgrove.
Farley, J. H., Burke's Hotel, Annerley Road,
South Brisbane.
Farley, W., Boonah.
Feather, H. A., Howard Smith Coy., Ltd.,
Eagle Street.
Feez. Adolph, Feez, Ruthning and Baynes,
Lutwyche (Chambers, Adelaide Street.
Feez, C., Yeronga.
Feldt, P., Vine Street, Clayfield.
Felton, D. W., Q. M. E. and A. Coy., Mary
Street.
Ferguson, Andrew, Water and
Sewerage
Board. Albert Street.
Ferguson, C. D., Queen Street.
Ferguson, E. A., Watson, Ferguson and Coy.,
Ltd., Queen Street.
Ferguson, John, Eagle Terrace, Sandgate.
Ferries, G. E., c/o Markwald Son and Abel,
Eagle Street.
Fiebig, J., Mcl.ennan Street, Wooloowin.
Fielding, G. A., c/o McWhirter and Sons,
Ltd., Valley.
Fielding, John, Blenheim, Laidley.
Fihelly, Hon. J., Parliament -House.
Finlayson, M. H., Fruit Exchange, Turbot
Street.
Finn, J., J. Lynch and Coy., Mary Street.
Finney, Hubert, Charlotte Street.
Fish, George, "Banyo," Grey Street, South
Brisbane.
Fisher, J., J. W. Johnston and Coy., 82
Queen Street.
Fisher, Thos., Wondai.
Fisher, W. R., Pinella Poultry Farm, Aspley.
Walsh,
Fitzgerald, J. F., Fitzgerald
and
Queen Street.
Fitzgerald, M., Wickham Street, Valley.
Fitzgerald, T. K., Samford.
Fitzpatrick, J. C., Bellevue Hotel, Coominya.
Fitzwalter, G. J., Charleville.
Fitzwalter, C. N., Charleville.
Fletcher, D., Eurella, S. and W. Railway.
Fletcher, D., Junr., Eurella, S. and W. Railway.
Fletcher, M., Eurella, S. and W. Railway.
Fletcher, P., Eurella. S. and W. Railway.
Fletcher, S. D., Virginia Avenue, Hawthorne.
Fletcher, W., c/o R. B. Sellars, Markets,
Roma Street.
Flittcroft, John. Maleny.
Flynn, E., Bank Street, South Brisbane.
Foggitt. C('.E., Foggit, Jones and Coy.,
Turbot Street.
Foote, H. J.. Box 5o, Post Office, Ipswich.
Forbes, W. D., Co-operative Dairy Coy., Kin
Kin.
Ford, F. C. B., Deputy Surveyor General,
Executive Building.
Forrest, G. B., Nudgee.
Forrest, John, Chatsworth, George Street.
Forrest, Peter, Forrest, Lang and Roper,
Merivale Street, South Brisbane.
Forrest, P. Mcl., "Rocklands," O'Connell
Street, Kangaroo Point.
Forster, D. M. T., Forster Engineering
Works, Mary Street.
Forster, G. C. D., E. S. C. A., Ltd., Edward
Street.
Forsyth, James, M.L.A., Burns Philp and
Coy., Ltd., Mary Street.
Fortescue, E., Queensland Brewery Coy.,
Ltd., Elizabeth Street.
Forth. E. E., Silverwood Dairy Coy., Roma
Street.
Foster, J.. Hudd Street, Bowen Hills.
Fowler, T. C., A. M. L. and F. Coy., Ltd.,
127 Creek Street.
Fowles. Win, Hotel Daniell, George Street.
Fowles, W. I.., Under Secretary, Treasury
D)epartment.
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ANNUAL MEMBERS.-Continued.
Fox, John T., Goodna.
Francis, F., Telegraph Chambers, Queen
Street.
Franke, H., Cawdor, via Toowoomba.
Fraser, C. S., Frasers, Ltd., Queen Street.
Fraser, John, Bowen Terrace.
Fraser, W., Bowen Terrace, New Farm.
Frawley, P. J., Club House, Caboolture.
Frederichs, A., Strathpine.
Frederichs, A. L., Butter Factory, Marburg.
Fredericks, T., Murwillumbah, N.S.W.
Freeleagus, P., George Street, City.
Friend, Harry, "Montpelier," Wickham Terrace.
Frith, J. O., Rodway, Toowoomba.
Fritz, Harry, Senr., Oakey Creek, via Eumundi.
Frost, E., Audit Branch, Railway Department, Roma Street.
Fryer, C. E. S., Railway Department, Ann
Street.
Gailey, R., Jnr., Courier Building, Queen
Street.
Department,
Gall, W., Home Secretary's
Treasury Building.
Gallagher, A. E., Kedron.
Gallagher, L., Watt's Cafe, Adelaide Street.
Gallagher, M. J., Kedron Tanlarv.
Gallagher, Thos., "Innisfail," Wickham Terrace.
Gardiner, F. P., Royal Street, Paddington.
Gardiner, H. J., c/o Dalgety and Coy, Ltd.,
Elizabeth Street.
Gargett, A., Sandgate.
Garrick, J. Cadell, o10Telegraph Chambers,
Queen Street.
Gartside. T. H., Boonah.
Gates, W., Clarence, Stanley Street, South
Brisbane.
Geaney, C., City Mutual I.ife Assn., Ade'aide
Street.
Geissman, B., Tambourine Mountain.
Geraghty, James, Inspector of Police, Petrie
Terrace.
Gerlee, -. , Ipswich Road, South Brisbane.
Gerrard, T. R., Moggill Road, Taringa.
Gibbon, (C., Farleigh Nettheim and Coy., Edward Street.
Gibbon, D. W., Nundah.
Gihson, Hon. Angus, M.L.C., Bingera, Bundaberg.
Gibson, Dr. A. J., c/o Bureau Central Sugar Mills. Elizabeth Street.
(;ibson, A. S., Yorkshire Insurance
Coy.,
Parbury House, Eagle Street.
Gihson, John. Lorne, Rockhampton.
Gibson, W. G., Kedron.
Giffin, W., Paddington.
Gilchrist. A. J., Longreach.
Gildav, J. T., M.L.A., Musgrave Street, Paddington.
Gillespie. A., Grey Street, South Brisbane.
Gillies, R. G., inlQueen Street.
Glanville, E. S., Cooyar.
Glasgow, S. H., "Ivanhoe," Kinbombi.
Glasson, W., Queensland Club, George Street.
Goethe, A. H., Obi Obi, via Nambour.
Golden, M.,
Golden, E.. Yeulba.
Golden, M., Yeulba.
Gole, L., Liverpool Road, Clayfield.
Goodall. D., Swan Terrace, Windsor.
Goodger, V. D., Nanango.
Gooley, W., Perkins and Coy., Ltd., Mary
Street.
Goonan, D., Co-operative Dairy Coy., Gayndah.
Gordon, J. P. J., East Street, Rockhampton.
Gore, F., Goondiwindi.
Gooring, N., Dalby.
Gostling, F., Sherwood.
Gow, Alex., Petries Bight.
Graham, A. D., Inns of Court, Ade:aide
Street.
Graham, C., Strathellbess, Dalveen.
Graham, C. E. M., Bluff Downs, Chartes
Towers.
Graham, D., Town Hall, Queen Street.
Graham, R. F., Graham Bros., Edward
Street.
Graham, W. Gordon, Department of Public
Lands, George Street.
Graham, W. E., Inns of Court, Adelaide
Street.
Gralton, A., Albion Hotel, Albion.
Gralton, James, "Brolda," Mowbray Terrace,
East Brisbane.
Grammanz, Max., The Gap Dairy, Ashgrove.
Gratton, F. C. G., Kingsthorpe.
Gray, G. H., Eldernell, Hamilton.
Greaves, G. A., Merrimac Estate, Mudgeeraba.
(;reen, A., Perdriau Rubber Coy., Adelaide
Street.
Green, 1H., Carlton Club, Queen Street.
Green, H. H., Main Street, Bulimba.
Green, James, Wickham Street, Valley.
Green, James, Jnr., Wickham Street, Valley.
Greenfield, A. P., George Street.
Gregory, H. J., Gregory and Davidson, Ltd.,
Edward Street.
Greig, J. R., Civil Service Stores, Adelaide
Street.
Grieve, Thos., Chelmer.
(;rigg, E. J., Bowen Street.
G;rigg, J. C. N., Bostocks, Brookstead.
Groom, R. G., Commercial Union Chambers.
Eagle Street.
;ross, E. R., W. D. and H. O. Wills, Ltd.,
Edward Street.
(;rove, C. H., "Kelvingrove." Nanango.
Gunn, D. D., Tartulla, Roma.
;~iynne. W., Tuncester, Lismore, N.S.W.
Haddock, R. R., Bridge Street, Albion.
Haig, T., I)orris Street, West End.
Hair. J.. Hardgrave Road and Scott Street,
\West End.
Halford. Dr. A. C. F., "Turrawan," Clayhield.
Ilall, F. R., A. M. P. Chambers, Edward
Street.
Hall, N. G., Tantitha Station, Bundaberg.
IHall, N. W., Dayton Scale Coy., 151 Queen
Street.
Hall, Thos., Annerley Road, South Brisbane.
Hall, Hon. T. M., Edward Street.
lHalliday, A., Davey, Halliday and Coy., Ann
Street.
Ham, Isaac, Ipswich.
Hambly, W. O., Jones and Hambly, Edward
Street.
Hamilton, C. W., "Kalinga," Lytton Road,
East Brisbane.
Hamilton, Wm., Roma Street.
Hamilton, Hon. Wm., M.L.A., Minister !'r
Mines. Treasury Building.
Hlammel, W. F.. Beenleigh.
Hampson, E., O'Connell Terrace, Paddington.
Haml,son, F. E., Enoggera Terrace, Red Hill.
ANNUAL MEMLBER.-Conltin
.I~ticock, J. II., Hancock and Gore, Ipsw~ich Road.
di~ldley,
C. (3., Rockville, Esk.
I jonlah, A. V., Commercial Bank of Australia. l~td., Queen Street.
-Il lon, C., Ipawich.
A ,~dcre,
Hon. H. F., MIiister for Public
lmstruction, Treasury Building.
A1isicastle, John, Dugandan.
Stlreet, Ilpiacli.
I tding, C. J. ast
Aagrave,
.,
Lverpool, London and Globe
[lturance
Coy., Q!ueenl Street.
~ireaves, Mlanly.
I ir
C. Ht., R. S. Hles andl (co.. Fliza.
bth Street.
I .~ris.
D~r. Ilailyn,
Oluenslaind
Mluseum,
Ito~wen Britle Road.
ri,on, . A., ('harlotte Stret.
Iii,1 Arthur G., Springfield, Blackall.
~i,B. H., c/u 'ialker ani Hall, Fitzro
IluildingK, Adelaide Street.
i .1. I". "Culterfel"
Mal.
Whallrf Street.
F,~
. M., Eplire (:hamer.
Hotel, Itoov\al.
i.
. 'i.. Racecourse
1W. I., Spningtifel,
lackall.
ii. WV. H., Flower anld Iljrt, Adlelaide
t~eet.
S. L. R., G. Wills and Co.,
W\hrf Street.
1 .-itgs,
J. E., Silktune, 1ps~icil.
Kilco.
II-rins,
T., CourtleWoy,
Iliii,,,s.
V. (3., Telemon,
Beaudert.
Iy~,
Ltd.,
Q.
ionIII
I; ilerson, J. S., Milton Station, Gladstone.
outh
i lerlsun,
H. N.. Stanlley
Steetl,
B\risbane.
lcr~et~oi. Ri.. Uion~ Street, luv'oiig.l
It a1r, R., Stuek Exlaige Hotel, Q!ueenl
StrIeet.
'I~ 'elI, Dr. A. P., 5s Wickliamn Trr~e.
Terace.
I~ tll T., Twine Street, WiClitunII
A., Charlotte Steet.
/ bel~rg,
'Ib
rerg, A. M., Chlarlotte Stre~t.
I'too.,,1
A. T.. Otmor, 0 seifrd
1~!ter-igtol, J. W., Mlainl Str~eet. Kanlgaroo
M t~unt
Meer,
Iewitt
and Suit. ismloe.
S.W.
he, W., Glenalou~I It air~, 'iilttt.
'I ..,,
"(':1C
orel-a, Milol.
Toowogb
.
It.
E, St. Lucia,
1 et, W'., Ahbutsford Road, Iloen Hills.
'L,tliel,6
Y. ~It?
W., Texas.
WengRleeg
HIx,1,
House, Bellevue.
Blre. cryd, Ltd.,i
..
E.
Huline.. F. J ., II olmes andi (htrcli, Oucen
Street.
\ a IIy,
II' me.
Io 05,
.o la ods,
S~rig
l'ittsworth.
intel, Onueen Strect.
JHole.. M.. Itelast
Samuel,
Pittsocrth.
Fllne~.,
Ilooke.. F.
F. St. I.., Humplyhong Steamship Coy.,
cittelt Street.
I iI J., Kenmore,
via I idoropilly.
',! J. F'., '"Caington,'' East I pswtcl.
H
l en. M. (3.,
N.
~ank,Oneenl Street.
ner , C., tp6 Edwardl
Street.
I
Win.. Leichlardt Street, S~ring Hill.
James, "Lakkatt,'' Vultulre Street,
I .dopII
Suth Brisbane.
Adelaide
I tier, E., Isles Love Buildi~g,
Street.
I. tlitin
H. B., WilSOnl
and Hemming,
Adelaidle Street.
"Beauli.''
Holbrook Set.
1.
adna
Hllai~lerl. J. 1.. Qucesdr
()ueen tret
lIoud, W'.
Irishnne.
~,
~itt, Henr,
l)'Atilar.
~irtt, T. M.,
Cavendisli Road,
Hill, I-I. S.. "Warickshire,"
Coor~aroo.
Hill, W. J., Kelvin Grove.
Hill, W. R. ., "Tyrian," Melbourne Street,
South Brisbane.
Hiockley, F., Berlin Street, Hendra.
H indes, W., Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton.
Hinton, W'. L., Chrles Street, Deagon.
Hip~wood,
James, Eagle Street.
1lockins. W. S. T.. Pastoral Occupation
lIranltl,
Eecutive
Building.
lodsoit, Isaac, Taringa.
I-Iudgson, Johln, k~napp's Creek, Beaudesert.
lo~dgs~on, W
(juenl Street.
Hoal. Josephl.
Pul and G~ray, L~td., Eagle
Street.
Creek
I loganl. )J.. Patriotic Assurance Co.,
Street.
H oue,l
.
.,
Iirt
..
"
and
Cy.,
Itirside,"
Ltd., South!
M~iva,
aiangyo
S.. Litartotent of Agriculture andi
H oupler.
l'. II., T~wer Street, Al~ion.
Hitopr.
.,
(lCeddar Farm,
oombye.
I oplr. . J.. "t 'urriogi n,' Manrkwell Street,
I! antiltoti.
IIore,
('
Horije.
J.,~
.
Monsiligdae
Monsildale,
i
I.nvl
vial
Linvill.
(ltam~ers Eale Street.
H ortti,
N., I uliS, L-td., (hlarlotte Street.
Alfredl,
Ioskinl anitl
(armichacl,
Hokin,
('reek Street.
lails. Toooolawahl.
Hosingc S. H., Ratcig
l'iicess Street, lSulima.
Howa:r,
Tts,h
Howe, John, Maryboroughl Co-op. Dairy
C o.. Mnlduhbera.
I low\ell, (3. H.. Australian Bank of Comerce
)ucen ~ Stret.
Howell, R. A., illarneyr South.
J.
Hughes, C'., Sepelt,
Hughes. i'. H. J.,
Ltd.. Eagle Street.
Stanley Strec), Smutl
O!ucen
Huges, .
F.,
Snlow s
Buildinf,
St r'eet.
II ughe~s,
. F.. F'orest Hill, Southi J~isbie.
Huit, Alex., Maleit.
M~owlit y
Hunitr,
Herbert,
"~lenle,'r,
Steet.
East
~rishael.
Hultr,
II., Jlr.'
Bunell.'~~ Mlowraly Street.
East lHrish~an.
II uter, . A.. ~'ulb.
Huter. R. S., Mary~ Street.
1'. iI., QucerIt Street.
Ito itr.
44
AN UAL NT~1
I EMBERS. -( 'oniu~d.
R. C., Royal Bank of Queensland,
Valley.
Hrley, C. A., Ahern and Hurley, Courier
Hunter,
Building.
Htrworth, D~r., Edlward
Street.
Httssey, T., (;eoffre3' Street, New Frm.
Hutchins, W. (;., Hidden Vale, ( raulltesti'r.
lutlinson T., amieson Street. Sydlne.
Hydec, ('. E. N., Roe Roadl, SNtdalt.
I nlis, NV'., lanson IRoad, II tlr~.
ns,
G;., N'st
End.
I nos,
S.N..
Walla,
Jacke,
A. E., Countr~y
Pess
Assol.,
Qut':
Street.
Jow~ret,
C.ecil, Lyton Road, East Brisbatl:
Joye,
H.,
Wilridge
andi
Sinclir,
Eliz~ahetlt Street.
Jud1. A.. lIri w'ss ('icek, Illaytey, N.S. Vi
tlde, M.
K;., Aut raliati Estaics and
I ..
(rck
Strcct.
J .tsrr\. Vi.I., 'rincce Street, lltnpsot
G;in Gi.
'ootr~ar
i.
JSaas. F. R., S. I loftoittg
oi
('hrlotte Street.
Isles, I". A. J., Iles l.oive :itil
iile Street.
I yes
3 oseji,
tI1(
o,
.
tl..
(iv \.. Atle
F. E .,,"tlt Ave~nc, Wttls~r.
James A., Qitarry Street, ]IsHich.
llaidec Strtet.
lCtII
It
ls
lix
I I
~III
illstcn. (;tl;L.
.
I'~lxl~~*
h~x
ijr
helll~lll.li
Sretl.i
N S. W.
Ja'ksitt, .li.
H~iian Street.
Jaclsitl, . T.. Eale St' re;ttC.
Ja~ksonl
.1acson,
R.,
l'.agle
N.
..,
Jaris, Chs.,
Jeffrey, -. ,
.
Steet.
H. oxa S.rl~
ii
.latrsi,
El~lizt't
ilte.
Street.
FnlIt .,
Jenis,
'I'.,
Itietin
Ilettmsen. S. ('., O)rttislv, ('ilt~rov
Jiliiis, NV., Oltecut Strce.
Jiibtisn, A.,
Saw
I~li lltt,1
11ills.c ret
M~ills,
N.
('.
I
linttt'
I .
Kinjtottll.T W..
ISleatI
('Val.,
L.Senltti
flait
an
hill'y.,
Cx\'li
.od
Glend
I,l1
Street.
(altiultr'e.
St reet.
3 ohinon,
!)tueetslail
Fa:rtut '
'i
li
I0(
ii
li z abet I Stret.
l~tel
('eil, t eore Street.
jliiston, James, ( 'anada I 'yle antI Mtor
('oy.,
C'reek Steet.
J ohnsc~i, NV'. I ., ''Nlt. I .angR,'
II etulerson
Street, Bluliia.
Jones, A. .. 3ones andi H anlly, Etwari
Street.
Jones, A. RaymnIl
I jal, Raytnittil,
mites
acnd Hall, Elward Street.
jiitts, )anjel,
138R Ptric Terrace.
Jones, D. ., Sydney, Teehar, Brooweena.
Iii bit
so.
..,
NV i.,
3 olnstito, .,
Jones, Edward 3., Ihtler llro., ('larlotte
Street.
Joes, van, Syny.
Jones, C. E., Goomeri.
Jonecs, H. A., ./U G;ord1on anld Giitb, Queen
Street.
Jones, Sydney NV., G;ordon and Gothl, Queen
Street.
Jones, T. L., Foggitt, Jones and Coy., Tur-
boct Street.
Jrdan, T., Spring Street, II etlr.
Ki.
\.I.,
t/i
N'liittncLactid
olI
S
( re htot.
I.Zilt,
~1
.I
.alrat
Street, Alinorr
Kngh,
.,\Vca Street,
s
aley.
Vot
Knaiht,
K. (laeley Stree, Atltttl
KIti lit W.
..
Ileal
and (ov.. Joattil
(!tt'ettyar
(o.
ekSreet.
Kttox~l, A. I.,
utrliati tel,
Iie'i
t
~rrrh.
KI to Itte
.
.
,hugow
e
Road,
liii Wiiit
Street.
Il',iste
St ret
Sot tlriltte.Inleil
T,
et
Oi
NN
~I
I~ IEMBBERS.- 'uiri
Imudamba.
City V ieW Diy,
I rue..-. M.
hr.i\. H on. I'. J*, c-2ueen Street.
Coy.., Emit
G., Co-op. Dairy
mimoth,
(mreek, via I)eilho.
New Famml.
( .. Mray tret.
kL\. .
mvI.. IAd..
.401
F. H.,
Lueteiord;
Valle.
Street,
NWickham
293
3. B., addilgton.
'ark,
Coorlamo.
Tr.,N tiumnl
l~mk.
t
.
an,. ( ueen Street.
1.mmma,A. C'., (2.
otittl Brisbne.
Lim1\a. II. E.. tnley Stret,
Lugg,
Stree.
E-ale
em,., Smrvey~ 044c, ( cr~
I.v1mml
miii mm
mmml
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Wi., N\c~tein Zealn
I'.
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Street
I Ad.rzi. Eaglel
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9wI:.m
AN NUAL 31EMBERS.-Contiuled./
Marshall, W. MeL., c/o Sargood Bros., Ccmmonwealth Building, Adelaide Street.
Marsland, J., London Road, Clayfleld.
Martin, F. W., Queensland Co-op. Bacon
Coy., Murrarie.
Martin, H. S., Bororen.
Martin, M. D., Bank of Australtuia, Oucen
Street.
Martyr, W. J., Lakefield, Taroom.
Massey, J. G., c/o Dalgety and Coy., Ltd.,
Elizabeth Street.
Matthews, E. H., Royal Bank of Queenm!la.d,
Queen Street.
Matthews, J., Edward Butler and Sons, I.td.,
Petries Bight.
Matthews, Ray, L.adlow, Enoggera.
Newstead
Matthews, W. H., "Wulfrunia,'
Terrace, Newstead
N.S.W.
Kogarah,
Avenue,
Rawson
J.,
Maude,
May, G. D., Fenwfck and CGoy., L.td., Edward Street.
Mayall, G., Avondale, Pittsworth.
Mayall, J., Avondale, Pittsworth.
Maynard, R .S., "Farm Bulletin" Office. 303
Queen Street.
Mayne, Dr. J. O'N., Moorlands, Toowong.
Mayne, W. M., "Moorlands," 'I'Towong.
Meade, James, Rona Street.
Mecklem, . A. Strathpine.
Medcraf. H., Denison Street, Rockhampnjton.
Meek, Dr. R., Vulture Street, South Brisbane.
Meiklejohn, J., F. S. C. A., I.td., Fdwt ard
Street.
Merritt, J)., Sanudgate.
Merson, T. S., Miles Street, Woolonwin.
Ilowen
Middleton, Jamcs, I)ownes Street,
Ilills.
Middleton,
W.,
Devon Court.
t rows Nest.
Midsoii. A., Ednonstone Street, South Itiris.
bane.
Milburne, George, "Riviera," North Ooay.
Mildren, Mrs., Wellington Road, Red Hill.
Miles, Andrew, ('liarlotte Street. Paddington.
Miles, Hon. E. I)., Ascot.
Miller, J., Bald Hills.
Miller, James, Sandgate.
Miller, -. , Miller and Ledwick. 3.7 Oucen
Street.
Mills, Robt. H., A. M. P. Building. Edward
Street.
Milie, J., Smellie and ('oy., Edw ard Street.
Milne. J. U., Mercantile Mutual Insurance
Coy.
Mitchell, J. M., Toowong.
Mitchell, R., Mary Street, Grove Estate.
Mitchell, S., Strathdu Station, via Warwick.
Mitchell, ---. , Onarua, New ZealanI.
Moffatt, George, Toorak, Hamilton.
Moffatt. Hugh, Dalgety and Coy., Elizaheth
Street.
Mole, F. J., 154 Edward Street.
Molesworth, Rev. H. T., Cornwall Street,
Thompson Estate.
Albion.
Moloney, George, "Whiteciffe."
Monk, W., Vulture Street, South Brisbane.
Montteath, C. II., Hardgrave Road, West End.
Monteith, H., New Zealand Chambers, Queen
Street.
Moon, W. R., Salisbury Chambers, George
Street.
Moore, Alfred, Bonathorne, Dirraubandf.
Moore, Edward. Moore Bros., Stanley Street,
South Brisbane.
Moore, Eric, Indooroopilly.
Moore, E. F., Toogoolawah.
Moore, F. J., Golf Street, Graceville.
Moore, I. J., Barambah, Goomeri.
Moore, John, Palace Hotel, South Brisbi
Moore, J. C., The Peaks, Marbango.
Moore, T. H., Colinton.
Moran, H. S. F., Edward Street.
Morcom, W. N., Eagle Street.
Morgan, Sir Arthur, Parliament House.
Morgan, A. R., Ales. Stewart and Sons. I.
Qucen Street.
Morgan, E. F., McLenan Street, Albion
Morgan, I.. H. C., Dalgety and Coy., 1.
Elizabeth Street.
Morris, C. A.. "Roseholmn," Racecourse Ro
Ilamilton.
Morris. F. E., Colonial Mutual Fire In
ance t V.. (iceek Street.
u
Morrow. T.. Morrows. lttl., NorthI
Morse, Wi., 42 Adelaide Street.
(
randclhester.
Mort. A., Franklin \'ale,
Mott, D.. Crescent Road, South Brisbane
Mluir. M.. McWhirter and Son, L.td.. \
lev.
T., ('lichlmer.
O., Nelson Street. Souti
Mullet, II., Monduran. (;in Gin.
Mullen
Miuller.
uniidlell,
G.,
Redmarley,
B risha
via Miles.
Itri ngaha ii.
MunudellI. Jodhn. Juandah.
Mun,ro, 1). Roy, St. George.
M unro. E., lellevue Terrace, (layfield.
Munro, Mrs. 1. R. I)., "Sunnvside,"
\\
wick.
lHos, 303 Queen St cet.
W.
Mdunr..
I'.. (entral (haitubei s
1-It0i.
ward Street.
Murray. t . F., Mt. Watson. IBlackall.
Murray. E., Queensland Farmers' CoCo., Booval.
lurplhy .
J olin, "Tullabardi ii,' More
HoII.
Street, New Farm.
M urrav, J. R., Berlin Street. Hlendra.
Murray , J. P., Bridge Street, Albion.
Murray, N. R., Heaconslield, Ilfracomnbe.
Murray, P. R.. Brisbane.
Mturray
Murray,
R.,
Sixth
Avenue,
Windsor.
Murray-Prior, T. B., Maroon, Boonah.
I
Murton, E.. Glasshouse Mountains. N.
Myers, E. M., 184 Queen Street.
Mylett, J. S., Beaudesert.
McAllister. R. A.,
Oil Coy., Hulime
Mcallum, A. K., "HIolywood,'
Lai
Parade, East Brishane.
McCallumn,
Joni
N., L.ongreacli
Buildi
Nortl Ouav.
Met allumi H. A., N. Z. Loanm and
.A
].
Ltd..
EarIe Street.
(
McCarthy, D. J., Warwick Butter anti Da:
V'acuunm
ingR
Co.,
Ltd.,
Allora.
McCarthy. Rev. J. T., Presbytery, Red Ii'
Mc('artney. I). II., Grey Street. South It
bane
MIlcComiechy, A. H., Hamilton Road, Chc
side.
Me('onmiel,
A. J., Dugandan, Boonali.
Mc'onnel, E. J.. Marshlands, Wondai.
Mc('onnel, E. W., Mt. Brisbane, Esk.
Mcook R., Rona Street.
Mctormack, J., Sandgate.
Mc('ormack.
R., Sec.
Federated
I.io
Trade Emloyees' Union, City.
McCormack. W., M.I..A.. Parliament H..
MeCowan. Jamtes, Mt. Wallaby. Gin Gin.
47
ANNUAL
MIEMBERS .- t.'oat(i,nu~.
C(owan, R., N. Z. Cambers, Queen Street.
Iocnald, A4., Ewendale, llfracomb.
CenOly
Do~cnld, A\. Ii., *G;rosvenor,"
tral.
M~utual
Life AsDonald,
G. E., Natio~al
soiton, Oneen Strect.
D. C., Tooloon, Wallal Siding,
J~onell,
Railway.
S'. aOnl .
anld
lI-o. F., Mi.L. ., Mconnlell
,Iolnell,
Street.
Faql. I.td., Gore
I onnnell, J. 3., Queen Street.
~arwick.
I ougall,
C. F.., Lyndhnrst,
,Ilgall.
Fralnk, Sherwood.
I hngajill,
James, )avis andi McDouall,
Fockhiiinpton.
tougall, i'I. A. H., Wongongera Statinn,
C hinchilla.
R.. C'ooar.
loiuall,
~lI)ualll, Roinl, (nooyar.
I lonuall.
Rolerick, ((clyr.
lougall, V. S., Cooyar.
I ;\
n, H., 1.01011 Street, Sp~ringf lull.
N treet.
~illi, *f.,~ Aso
I; rrth, 1'.,
.,
;eo
c
Saudgate..
Roh~t., Ewrd ~itrcct,
A. I'., Russell Street, Sothl Itris.
I~; rir
rorry,
iuire, J.
it reet.
iire, .,
1'.,NSewmaret
Hotel,
Romna
EliyaRoyal Exchange I fotel,
I i Street.
IIIlittn, A., Brisbane.
ountsdc, via
I Jisi,A.,Gundb,
I I tyre,
Jnc.
lii
ICNV.
Oinkvle,
Chlristtn
t titercial
Blank
'rek.
of
Aus-
Irlia, I .td. , Oneen Street.
kellr11. . H .. Surscy Ofce, Gerorge Sreert.
I I\(nna, I )r., Eagle Junctionl.
I~weii,
I
ii.,
~i nion,
v.
Kilkisan.
P'., Jnne Street,
F~itzroy
Chs.,
West
BUilig,
ESnd.
Adlide
oroch Terrace, South~ Uris.
,
et.nl, Pter
~.,
Moray Street, New Farn.
'iuiion,
endt, A. R., 171 Queen Street.
mdot, D.
E~dward
.,
N olinll
iii
~Iiii
Noi lii
.,
i~-
t
.,
-
A\rthu1r,
ol
mo\\b,!
Woodfo~r.
( o.,
A. H., 'Glenmore,"' Humce Street,
MeSllane,
Toowoom a.
lc\:ean, W. A., Ascot.
R., Queensland F'armers' DisMecWlinney,
trihutting CyRoma Street.
Street, Valley.
J.,Brnwc
MecWbirter,
MeWilliil, T., rahant andf Coy., Charlotte
Street.
W\. A., c/a J. P. Bottomley and Coy.,
Nason,
Ipsw ich.
Nvlur, 3. '1., Surar
Nele, G;., Ruincorn, S. C:. i..
.,
'anning Downs, Warwick.
Needhain,
Coy.,
V. M., Brisbane Tranmays
Nlsn,
Street.
l.tl., (olntess
Nevlle, ~. G;.. Guthrie Street, Paddington.
Nenan, t;., Wyreema.
Newman, 6;. N., d/o Dalgety and Coy., Ltd.,
Elizabeth Street.
Terrace.
ewman, K. I., Wickham
R. H., New Zealand Loan and ML.
Newman.
A. Coy.. l~td.. Eale Street.
and Coy.. Mary
N\eylor. Ml. N., d/o Lanham
Street.
R. 6., Mlaryboroughl ('a-up,. Dairy
Niclol,
n'y. , It iggcnde ii.
iciolas, C. F., Tait's Hotel, Tewantin.
icols, C. 5., Nichols, L~arill andi Butler,
G;eorge Steet.
ihols, J. 11., G;rceville.
icholson, 17r. F. V. C ity Chamers, Edwardt Street.
ichon ,, JoIn, Musgrave Rad, Redl Hill.
owenville.
., Carean,
icolson, K.
Nicklin, W. I.. Lahey's J~td., Vulturc Street,
Southi Brisbane.
Ice
rulce, City nd Suburbn
6;.
Nio,
risbane.
I istihuoting Coy., Sot It
N\isen, F. NV., Queen Street.
Dairy
( o-o.
Xny 1oroigi
t - H.. Ma
NI is,
~inaroy.
( s.
Fenwick
and
Coy.,
I.td.,
Stret.
. W., Fenwick ndt ( oy., I .ul..
E-dwrd Street.
igllilii, II. P., Royal HIotel, \'etlba.
and Steelart
Wunerlich
I\lanns, A. II.,
t
cv., Aelia Street, Valle.
3olin, Dairy Coy., .tdl., Green.I\Ilste
I~ endtl .
iltount.
I~ Na, A., Adlelaide Street.
I
b, J., Dathl Henderonl anil
Coy., BitIini~.
MerNab, and MerI ~nb, R. J., Ch]abers,
Street.
SN,
Adelide
Datlh Hendetrrson ani Co~y.,
I~n,
Ii. S.,
Ita iba.
.
I.iclliardt
I .tgaooil
Street.
ocet,
Marly
V'alley
Bnk, Wilston.
Ii., Oril t ash Store, ClayI-angi]Cy
Snutt ill .. UTlster Hotl, Elizabeth Street.
Noycs, A. ., N. Z. Chambers, Queen Street.
Noycs, Tlios.. 34i Queen Street.
Nuttigc, J. II., Snrmnby, Harriaville.
Nystronl, J. A.. Iooie, Kinaroy.
G;. C., Dikson Terrace, Toork
O'Ileiriie,
Hill.
O'Crroll, J. ., A. M. .. andl F. Coy., Ltd.,
Street.
'r ek
B., Colinton.
O'Connor,
Maclay Street,
)enis, "Pomeroy,"
O'Colnorl,
Potts Point, Sy ulney.
J. D., Girey's Road, Hamilton.
O'Cono~r,
S., Tattersall's Club, Isles Street.
O'Conor,
O'C'onnor, 1'hos.. "Dupworth," Oxley.
O)'oovan. A. Bl., Racecourse Road, Ascot.
Oelrics, ('. F.; Johln Cooke anul C'oy., Ltd.,
Eale
Street.
Ogg, C . W., Newmarket.
Okeden, C. F. Parry, Auburn, Ciinhilla.
~.P'usell anld Coy., Queen
F., A.
Oltll,
Street.
j., Fedteral Chlambers, Queen
.
O'Marali,
Street.
O'Nill, John, ;ro~e Street, Albion.
Felix Street.
O'Rilly, Clas.,
ANS NUAL M1EB EIt.-('tdlii ted.
Pittsortt.
Hunl. J. I)., St. Illens.
0' Rotrke, F;., I ntis .. f(otrt. Allaite Street.
Kingaroy.
l
Irotk.i
Grdn
M. WC.
'Rnuk,
O'Rvati, . C.. 11. 13. Ctt.. Statley Sret.
~South Brisbane.
Osborne, I... E., Roma.
Osborne, W. 6., Stafford.
O'Shea, T. J., 43 Queen Street.
Mluckadillal.
O'Sullivan, Denis, Ashmount,
( reek
Hotel,
(O'Sullivan, T. H., Queen
Street.
P. C., arwick Butter and DirYOttose,
jug Coy., Texas.
Outridge, G. C., "Kerwee," via Munt erry.
Overell, W. H., Overells Ltd., V'alle.
Oxlade, W. .. P'etries Bight.
Ozante, C., Musgrave Street, Pa.dig~ton.
Padgett, C;. W., River Road. New Farm.
Page, james, Roseh~err y Street, Highgz e Hill
Page, Dr. S., 69 Wicklam Terrace.
Paine, N., Zillmanl Road, Henl:a.
Paine, H., Monrooka.
Br,'iLr:,t ( ieek.
Palme , A. C. H.. Palterosa,
Palmer, C. B. H., Auchenflower.
i.
PaInter, Johl, Short Street Wla.
Palmer, J. H., Macalister.
Palmer ,Miss M. J., Eatonl Gras, Taowrong.
Paradise, W. T., Pearson Soap Coy., Ltd.,
South Brisb~an.
Park, James, d/o W. MeIC(alluni Prk, E1tigera.
Park, L,., Wunderlich Steelart Coy., Ameli'
Street, Valley.
Valley.
P'arker-, W., Brunswiek Stlret,
Ormiti,
Parker,
W.
H..
IX
Nelstinl (lamers
Street.
Stlret.
I'aten. .
Pate, J.
Patei, I..
Patesoit,
~r.1~
Sangate.
toplt)iad St rel. Patlldintitill.
Pat(trsiit, (.
(;.. Heidr.
'atllct
Paul, It. II., Creekl Street.
Ht. 11., c/ti Sloels xltatige H-otel.
Pulitli.
(')toeen Stret.
Street. Valley.
A., llruitwici
P'astt,
I';isiie. AC I ., .anttot, Newcastle.
H , Inuisfail.
I ,uvnu.
'I'
Strct I
It,
I'eat~e
aIii
I)oulas,
tIdwardl
3. HI. I~yullin,'' NtiatiI Parade,
F. itlle J itletion
P'ehialtgoi W. H., I liluloolill!.
itaiiet
Prisons
('alit.,
'enlnt ithei
Buililig.
lt u y
C'oy., I.ttl.,
atil
Philfi
Burnis
'eremi, . 1)., c/n
Maty Street.
leel
lerrtt. II., (hicesltol
Vanrners' ( , Ip"I)
"Mbord;ni,'(
Coy.
Phillish, A. S., 5, titteen Street.
I.itlcreliffe,'' H'inders Pat
( .,
l'liillip,
Sanilate.
P'hil it. Sir. Rolit., Too wo 1g.
Ri. C.. Towilsvllle.
Phil,
I. Taylor Street, ot I .oganl R
I 'liip,l
lbips. . T., George Sti cet.
ii st on.
I 'i b ~v t I. W\.. XWiIto 1 I'sa e,
Sewiiig M ac
'ickwoi iii, C. R., Singer
'oy))., QueenC Strcet.
'ickwortli.. J. W. l auri Bros. and Thomp,
~lizabeth Sti eet.
H.
P'irce. P. C., Ilrokes Street. Boen
W., Janies Street, Wo~looi~.
I'ierlinlt.
Pike, V.. Queenl St~eet.
ike, W., Oeen Street.
P'itt. C. W., 'Narrawong," Charleville.
"Narrawon," Charlev
Pitt, C;. W. jr.
Pitt, Hi. C. J., "Narawong," Charleville.
A. E., Dalety and Co., Ltd., El
ile.
bcth~ Street.
3. E. S.. Pltitridge Ltd., al
'lumige.
Poole. I-I. E., c/n B. J. Ball, Ltd., Elizal~
Poole. Mliss R. ..
.S.W.
Sunlnysidle
C entral
Ti
tt'v
Pre~ho. Hi. 3., Reeyr ( reek StLoitii. Tat1
Prstonl C;., aan~o.
PreCston.) C. H.. 217 GrTegory Terrace.
Preston. . A., Alb~ert Street.
Price. V'.. Aucienflower.,
Stret.
P'riiig, ( . E.,. ,tt. Brunlswicl
Farn..
A. 2., T'urbt Street.
cha ~.1
I'rit
social itii, Edward Street.
Street.
Pr.v i me, l'., Wol ali. IIul aberg.
Provinee, T. H., Roslyn, Mt. Perry,.
rice, I). C'., Nestles Farmis Toooolait
I'ullei. S. F.. Prarie Plains, Wiyarra.
Dairy Co.,
J., Dow~ns C1o~.
Ptirell,
\Tlley.
itilnl
Allitle
Sti ee,
,T, Tlonltotil
House
Spring
S
H.. Baudesert.
Oilili,
Oiiil. IV., 24t Onueeti Street.
Q~ullitig, H. C ., Dept. t~f Agriculitit
Williani Sti Cut.
Stok.
i . ( ;. A.. ITtitit Bazk, QueenL I SiI..
Ai
ros.,
Ralstni. A. V'., Macaggart
Street.
iI.
Rlalstt.. W. V., ( Ittensiild Nationl
(titen Street.
Hra.
Sc reel.
PetersenII .t. P,
Clyfield.
l'alitgansti
S
Street.
ueen
StrIet1.
Petc
~.It.
Ptty H. .,
Queen Street.
FaC.:
Porter, A. J., Forte Lane. Maryboroug
P'olset. W\. C'.,(ueen Street.
Morv~ii
P..i
rcli, A. F., Ivatitie )owii,
Eale S *
Powel~. C. A.. Pa3rhirv hue.
Xalnit.
Hlti,
W., Wanora.
H., Jeyariel, ('alvert.
A., 'leleal~li Chabers,
Nundah.
i'at rick, C'. A., Beulfool,
Patterniore,-r A., Aleatllet Sireci.
Chlese
estinotet
Petcrsen. P. ..
vial Wawick.
&ii
lellsfr,'
I..A..
Ptrie. A. L., Ml.
AN N CAL
MIEMBERLS.-((oohti'd
~,usay
E.L..Ilatelory
Umirati.
via
Tool~wona.
mini. W. V., A .M. L. and F;. (io.,
Creek
Street.
n~iioni. R. 1'., 78 Eagle Street.
ij1 J.
Maleny.
(,\ n. .,
,i~ nonld,
I roside
A.
J.,
stte,
Toowon.
River
Termre.
Kaigaroo
I:lig, ;. I'., Brookfield.
*~.1r
( '. I'., Varrum, ii~
rui~ick
Street,
New Farm.
<iJ. H is Ioitour
Iuatic,
Sill
reme Couurt,
(;t~lrge Street.
;
II. .,
('ac leln, Mlen
ii. U). V)., Johnl Reidl and~ Nelleo s (liarlotte Street.
~.
i,i J., .auristoit
Co-o.
Dairy C'o., HeadllllgtOt Hill, CliftOn.
i,. J*, 49 1'nrtescne
Street, S~rig
Hill.
Gchr~,. H. F., Howard M1otor C oy.. Queeni
Street.
koo~~n, A. B., Adelaide Street.
Ke~ ell. Walter Reynella Soth Anstralia.
l(-! olds, W. H., Ann Street, Valle .
R!:. itles, V. H., Wikham Street Valle.
HI dles, L. F. Latrie,
Cedar Park, Pittstiort .
lh. <, J*, Eliheth Street.
R lardson,
G. A., Kagaroo Creek. via
1'~1r. lie.
).
., e~,
Ge re tret
I, !~~J., "Ahhlotsford,'
Wtrr
ls s Roadl.
I' .ll/ll,
t . II., Altia Street, C'latieldl.
It i~;l, (; .Howrd,
Kedron.
't'.,
j.
'c .. i
F.. IIerltl
lrs..
1 iI..
Istitut.
obcrts
lritisli
d1ll
Jiinljtre
Anehenl
HloS I!,
Elm.
1 otl,
((Iteet
S., Brry and Roberts, ( uneen St cci.
T. A., Nestle andi A.-S. Condensed
Mlk C'oy.. ('reek Street.
i ; l,t, n, W.~ II., Cor~lt; Side Sut li
I~t.
I I lilslt)1, H., ('oIollerat iV
ChIese 1aCOry,
15011).
VV.
Albert
lps~icI1
Road.
Arthtr,
"Tamava,~
Ascog-
Toowong.
F'.
RyallI
James,
R.,
Yamburgan,
Moondoo.
Nornlliy
Hotel, Normny.
Yeulba.
Brotller J. A., Christian Bros. Nitdgee
Ryn,
Joh,
Ryan,
C ollege.
Hyat, P'atrick,
Perak ('rossing.
Ryall. P. F., Gooniliwindi.
Ryall,
Honl. T. J., M. L.A..
n)eensland.
Premier
Rylanlce. P. I).. Qiteen Street.
Salil.
F. W., G. Wills and
of
Coy.,
Ltd.,
S i. II
W A.
\l
calallcll
Irl~surance
I til ( tteen Street.
SiIit
C
Aiiiirc Street. .Neu Farm.
5 1111IsIl
\. I'
( rek
Street.
(i'y..
W\harf
Sugart.
A.
~.\\~ro
Street.
II., Edlwardl
( .
I
c.
So~tt,
It.
1)1-.
Scriveit,
nlnit
H., T)I.osroonb.
.oaiil and1
Sir
'Terlrace
.
Rtllge
~~~It,
~
~itI.( )..
Rttlelgc.
Street.
lirv
EI
Ilizaetll Street.
Slanllo~~. I'.,
l,lil
SCcIe ll 1.
I> lllIsoll) I
iii
I.
'it:~s.
'I
'Mlalvern,"
Roth lt.ll T. ., Edcardl Street.
Rt~l.
J.. "i reilale
C hristnas Creek.
Rodtl.
t. .
"iredanle,
t ilisnias I reeki.
Rudlle. . 11., Rolyal Goge Ho~tl, \:alley.
Ritdle,
Wini..
Roal
G;eorge Ilotl,
Valley.
Huddle. W. B., RoyalrGeorge Hotel, Valley.
Rue, R. C., Metro~olitan
('hatnlters Adlaide
Street.
Ii 'elI. . .
F:.. Iitlloorooil ly.
Russell, II.
I aclius
Marshl Milk Coy.,
ijS FIle
Street.
Rttsll. J .1.., 7i Elizahetll Street.
Rtliiiing. H. I. F:.. Rutting
Works, L~td.,
Sti leet
H'~!irdsozt, W., Indooroopilly
k1,
A.. Trrors Creek, via Pet nc.
I\II..I1.VI.
r.
Ro,h~ \Vtn..
Mji.thic.
;LIII
Slls.
( rge~~
Stric~t.
t 1rCt.
OlleellI
.(Intercoluolial
Itoril1g
toy..
Itt, I
Strtc~
.Neii\
lrtunsouk
.
;. .,
Inuler Secrt~ary.
of Agriculture and Stock.
l)cart
Coy..
I ''led s,~ Alex.. Torrens \'ale, Ta:nefield.
I- I-I
R.. RutlIvell Street, T1I,woontha~
~1...
Searl,
J.
I..
W2arwick
Butter an1d
D~airiiig
J. II., "D1OrraL
1Tr,
I.Ura
Street,
Sot Ii
risbane.
Selhy'. A .. N alango.
Septlt,c l
. A. Ouet i nll Eagle Streets.
Scutloll. H. F.,~ I'.lgiilecr.
Ollice, Railways,
Sells.
(l..
'Me.
I
'ny,
Street, 'lnolllba.
"Ntc.
. II .,IIai
cld~.,
I"~
Philip
Cookid
St~eet
(' I . M onlooall.
Sy iiy.
Stitilr lat in,
.t~t('.
Sldek. 'F..
StIdIII A.
otlde
II.
Iull
n
Sltatd.
Sltanmon,l
Street, Kanigaroo Point.
ltiru~la.
Iayes Bros., uensport.
W., l.ad
Court,
Executive
'lii1n
.,
C. A.,
P.
c/n
Sllarpe,
.
.,Tl.
Heaslop and Coy., Roma Street.
Slaw,
E. J., F'airmont, Zillmere.
Slias . E. ., Telen,
Beaudesert
ANNUAL
MEMBERS.-(Continu'd.
Shaw, J., Dornoch Terrace, South Brisbane.
Shead, W., Gladstone Road.
Sheard, S., Paddington.
Sherston, W., "Beerwah," Gregory Terrace.
Short, F. E., 367-369 Queen Street.
Silvester, W. S., Federal Chambers, Queen
Street.
Simmons, L., 307 Queen Street.
Simpson, A. E., Alderley.
Simpson, J. H., Barundi.
Sinclair, Robt., Central Auction Mart, Toowoomba.
Sinnamon, B., Avondale, Oxley.
Sinnamon, J., Goodna.
Skerman, J. H., Maleny Co-op. Dairy Coy.,
Maleny.
Skinner, E. J., Mammetein Ppty., Ltd., o09
Pitt Street, Sydney.
Skipper, F. J., "Cliveden," Gregory Terrace.
Skirving, J., Kellett Street, Auchenflower.
Slade, A. S., Brisbane Tramways Coy., Ltd.,
Countess Street.
Slade, W. B., "Montpelier," Wickham Terrace.
Small, Andrew, Glenmore, Clermont.
Smallbone, W., Wellington Road, Kangaroo
Point.
Smalley, \V. E., Mary Street, Gympie.
Smith, A., Redbank.
Smithl, A. A., Hurns Philp and Coy., Ltd.,
Mary Street.
Smith, A. V., i6(> Edward Street.
Smith, Iloward, 08 Eagle Street.
Smith, James, Burnside Cheese Factory, Tannv'i I ci.
Smith, J.
South
Smith, 1..
Smiti, 0.
Smith, O.
tralia,
Smith, R.
I.td.,
R., lallina, Richmond River, New
Wales.
S., Mt. Joscph, Brown'ea.
H., Wuolla, Kilcoy.
A., Commonwealth Bank of Aus()ucen Street.
sinclair, A. M. L. and F. Coy.,
127 ('reek
Street.
Smith, Sergt.-Major, The Esplanade, Manly.
Smith, S. B., "Glenalbyn," Corinda.
Smith, T. E., Australian Mutual Ins. Coy.,
113 aigle Street.
Smith, W. C., Longreach.
Smitli, W. H., Woodford.
Smvtic, Richard, MIusgrave Road, Redl Hill.
Shell. RI., Soutlhrook Dairy (Coy., Southhrook.
Snelling, T. A., National Pastoral Coy., Ayrshire Downs, Winton.
Snelling, W. N., Moreheads Ltd., Mary Street.
Brispswich Road, Sout
, J.,Jnr.,
Soden
bane.
Soden,
W.
C.,
Upper
Glenelg Street,
South
Brisbane.
Somerset, H. P., M.L.A., Caboonbah, Toogoolawah.
South, F. I.., Kodak Ltd., Queen Street.
Southern, G. T., "Boronia," New Farm.
Spark, Dr. E. J., Vulture Street, South
Brisbane.
Sparkes, A., Langside, Hamilton.
Speering, R., Grantham.
Speering, W., Grantham.
Ltd.,
Spence, L. H., E. Rich and Coy.,
Wharf Street.
Corinda.
A.,
Spencer,
Spencer, B. H. A., Spencer and Coy., Queen
Street.
Spencer, T. A., .Roma.
Spiro, Mrs. L.,, 484 Bowen Terrace.
Sprake, G., O'Connell Terrace, Bowen H
Spry, C. F., Flowerdale, Rocklea.
Spurgin, C. A., 288 Queen Street.
Stacey, G. W., Graceville.
Stanley, H. C., Moreton Street, New Far i.
Stark, R. B., Allan and Stark, Ltd., Qui :i
Street.
Stedman, J., 65 Queen Street.
Steer, G. R., General Traffic Supt. Railwai
George Street.
Stephens, A. G., Brisbane Tramways C(..
Ltd., Countess Street.
QOut 1
Building,
Stephens, I'. J., Kodak
Street.
Chambt ..
Telegraph
C.
G.,
Stevenson,
Oueen Street.
Stewart, A.
Alex. Stewart and Sons, It
I.,
Queen Street.
Stewart, C., E. S. and A. Bank, Queen Str,!
Stewart, C. J., Criterion Hotel, George Str'.
Stewart, E. I)., Australian Bank of C('oi
merce, Ipswich.
Stewart. Rev. Robt., Brookes Street, Ho\w
Hills.
Stimpson, F. A., Fairfield, South Brishcie.
Stirling, Alex., Flinders Parade, San.lgate.
Stirling, J. I.., Gunhower, Pittsworth.
Stitt, J., Ilaynes Iros., South Brisbane.
Stodart, J., M.L.A., Charlotte and Mar!
Streets.
Stokes, George, North Melbourne.
Storie, J., Enoggera Terrace, Red Hill.
Story,
Story
Robt.,
Street.
Story, W.,
Street.
A.
M.
and
E.
Ramsay,
Coy.,
Adelai e
Ltd.,
Ei.
173 Ann Street.
Street, \ni.,
Strong, II. A., ]ndooroopilly.
Stuart, (.. '., I'nioii
Stullert. G. \V. T.,
Street.
tank,
('ohbh
Oueetn Street.
iand('y.,('r
Stuiiiu,
C., Inns of Court, Adelaide Stree
Stil'lnt iel'.. l. E.. ('rtCk Sirrt.t
Sunnler,
R.,
Montpelier
Road,
V'alley.
Sutlherlandl,
F'.
Su/li,
11. ()., .l« Petrie 'Terrace.
Svglbtl. Calit. O., "N(or\\'ay,"
Nornan 1'..
S iaynle, I., M.I..A., l'arliament IIou'e.
Symes. 1'. .. , I'.Pa rltry Hioune, Eagle Sitr
'';uit. ('.,
uRobertson T'ait and Coy., Charl.r
Street.
'i'nier,
R. 11.. lirislane
("iii te..
"1ratuways tCoy., 1:
Street.
, T. 1.. I.am, Itea ilesert.
"['arlin oiton
Tarte, I. M.. River Road, New Farm.
ate, I:.J.,e/o J. Tate, Saddler, Red H.
Tate, J., Red Hill.
Tate, S., t'ngella.
Tay'I'lor, ('Carlrs, Roma
Street.
Taylor, Edward, Taylor and ('olledge, 1.1
Charlotte Street.
Taylor, J., Russell Park, Surat.
Taylor, R. Willis, Taylor and Colledge, L
('Charlotte Street.
Taylor, S. A.. iHonAccord, I)alby.
Taylor, T. Mcl., Morelheads
Ltd.,
M, ;
Street.
Taylor,
Dr. \W. F., "Westhlorne,"
G«
Street.
Telford, W., Department of Public Instr "
tion, Treasury Building.
Teys, D. S., "Wyvera," Sherwood Road, T ,"
wong.
51
lote, lIon. F. U;., State Treasurer, Trea'Iheitt
sury Building.
Road, Indooroopilly.
I otus, enyHart's
rs.Lews,"Brynlhyfryd," lpswich.
,,ms,
, Roma~ Steet.
A\landcr
IItomts;1,
,iilsIit~H.
,
n.
pslllh(,
it
S..
iuit11sIutt,
Street, ilsin.
.,I .amont
XXiihl te, Fernvalc.
XV'. A.,
C recl'Stret.
Ilnnptt
I
tilsnlsoll
l.oltlIlltl
Ro,I
Nudg~ee
l.illynier,'
('l~:lle~'is,
ll.
~r
l
Street.
.I hoisron, XV.. ()ltl Age 'eisioni ()iic,
Street.
ot
j. S.. Ki ura. li)alb.
ite aIICit,
uc
.Alie~ e ardI;ecre
Ilirlw.
1
.
~ic
A.
I ..
Xarwvick
X'ltarf( Sret.
XV. (.,
.Iiit.
ri
Hutter
MlUlgo)ItI.
I';gle
i
Al-
Sreet.
C'., 171 (luceni Street.
Sendten, A., I.ganl Road, South b~risbale.
Vanrenan, II. H., Logan, Victoria.
XV;agner, Hl., .i6i (;regory 'Terrace.
Road, Nunda.
U;. W., Cemeery
Wagne,
agner, J. F:., Toowong.,
X\'alkr, A. C'., inera, Iundaberg.
Wa;lkr, A. '., Brisbane.
X.
X'ollct,
Von
('ambers,
Mlutual
F. J*. Colonial
r~ tiucen~ Street.
Wlker, ( . I., Huckland Road, Nundai.
J H. C., K~nockroe.
Walkr,
I.. E:., C harlotte Street.
.
X~:lkr
M~lvern, Sherwood.
.,
W\almsley,
Walsh, A. U)., )algety and Coy., Ltd., Elizab~ethl Street.
t hamrbers,
Mlutual
.1. A., Collonial
i,
XX'als
Q~ueen Street.
Valley.
Street,
Waltonl, A. E., Irunswick
Walton, XV., UnsIIwick Street, Valley.
X\'arljurton, W. J., Northgate.
Flinders Parade,
'"sara,"
XWardc, Allred,
Sanldgatc.
XVar, U. XV., Moses Ward and Sons, Queen
Street.
Street, South Brisbane.
Ward, J., Cornwall
Ward,~l J. X., Moses Wardl and Sons, Queen
Street.
Walkr,
Hankll
A. I'.,Ma o~tl,
ti~tII'd.
M~EMBERS.-CIl
UA.L
ANN
andi ])airying
,itnltlliwll.
Ms
~s,
.
1.
H,
X~adli
Roina Street.
lIett.,
Wa:re~, Win., Irdhank.
ailway
Olic,
i\. H., TIoogolawab.
Warultetnindel,
Str~eet, Teneriffe.
j. XV., ('hesterl
Wasseh(ll,
Newstead.
.d;ll, I)ai,
Stretc.
F~rall. XV. II.,
Fuecnerry,
I.
l-illgtUiera.
..
Rickartl
XXat s
Avritue,
Hondi.
Sydney.
Street, Valley.
IieveltlaitWater. Wickhamn
'rvt, C., Fairlill,Peel, N.S.W.
ewe\cke, H. H., Goundiwindi.
c/u F. Trin, Thmas Street,
X\r.,
.I'uit.
Irout, ., Petrie Terrace.
Richard, M.L.A., Red Hill.
Irout,
XV.,
[r~ut,
'[tcrkl, A.
ully, FS.
l'utlevr H.
Redl Illl.
I'oint.
I., Main Street, Kagbaroo
., Mlain Street, Kangaroo Point.
Roadl, SIutlt HrisF., C;latltone
batle.
XV. J., Jyce Bros., I.tl., Sttnly
J'utley,
Street, South risbae.
Tur, W. F., Adelaide Street.
Stalley
Mlaler,
XV., c/u P. J.
('.
Tutrter,
Street. South ribane.
~., "Marlborough," Rockhantonl.
Turuer,
T., The Holmwood. Neurun.
Turer, .
R. U)., Mfader ald ('oy.. Eliza~ethl
Turnr,
Street.
S, QueesnStret.
'lurer,
oley Bros., Ltd., Roia
Tynal, A.7M,
Street.
~Ulman, F. W., Caboolture Co-op. Coy., Caboolture.
Uhllman, H. ('., Blay View, urpengary.
Road ,I ndoorooValernine, J. F., C;rosvencr
iill .
A.,
iiI,
neuenslltid
Bedsltead ('oy).,
To-
Stret.
X\'tsit, .
Srl,
It\\., Verolllita.ll;
I::\)Ji
II ., tlrgaetitrct
X\atsott, .l'. Xaso
DAtyl~l tyL.,
. I., to14, (llrtiv
XX';:astt,
ll\nfi
n
hlal.
I
H..~ri
X\~atsitt,
ateIpwl.
XXtt
'it.
\Xan~l.
L. I.. (tetSlan
ilto
X'at t s. F.l
(uli,
l
ere
~
Sutet
oad.lahall
e; rg, O I titer a d XCaugh, I ) t e
i*
Street.
rtaue o (t-t
Mjs,
('apt;. XV.~
X~llteril
Wtle ree, (itR icrd ili ding.t
anl
We Il, M . St aor -oit-kern.e
ot
XXaetl, 1)rti XV. S., VltueSret
I lll
WebrA.
Webstert,
U..,
arrla
N., Yecl
Webte
aey
oy,
ad
ar
i)
Whleeler, Jos., So7 Mlainl Strect,
~anroo
P'oit.
Whereat, J. ., Byron Street. Iluliliai.
Whiplell,
C. R., St. ;oge.
White, C. ., Pikedale, Stantlorpe.
White, E., Bluff Dowls, ('arters Towers.
White, E. U;., "Oakden," O'C:onell Terrace,
Bowen Hills.
Whiite, F. L,., Brooklands. Woodhill.
White, H. B., Mars Street, Wilstoi.
White, John, d/o Caricks
Ltd., Saul Street.
White, J. W.. Vulture Street, otith B(risbane.
White, T., Molindear, S. (*. .
Wite,
W. )., Sotliort.
White. V. M., The Willows, l.aidlev.
Wlitefo,l~1 James, iX Somerset .ir .t,
ally.
Whitly,
H. W.,. c/u
Muorltead'.
Lh1..
\VIitmii, Wm. Tain~a.
Whlittaker, T., Australianl
Esttes
t'oy., ('reek Street.
Wl'titiogham, 1-In. A. II.. M.l ..
field," Hamilton.
Mry
and
'
M.
M a',
Elli~abth
Street.
Wienlolt,
1)., Daley's
Itiligi.
Street.
WVietlolt, J. U., "Tuie
(Cottae.'
~oad, Sotith t Brisan.
Wir d
i t
W'ildnii;l,
L~td., Elizabethi Street.
Wi:it k s,
(. MV., Dep~artmnt
01i
Agi It II
Stuck,. Williami Stret.
W\i met.. W. U;., Kinstoni S. C. I..
Winstoi, B., Brown Street, New Farm.n
Win~ten. I). A., Anellala D~wns, Morveni
W'iten H. J., Morven.
Wi i cr1 l tam, U)., '1'l eat re Ro)al
Ho li
Eiliz~lietli Street.
\\itliam. W'. I.., Rose Street. Anellrle3
Wit lcenle,
W. , D~ickson Street, W'oolot ~i
a i
Woodl, A., flualtrougli Street, S. Brisb~ane.
Wood.tf Dr. Blutlr, Queenl Street.
Street.
WId elm itt
Wilson, II. B., Steart
~ivr, Tingoor.
Wilson, J., Worongary, S. C. L.
Wilson, John P., Cadury Bros., Lt., I
ward Street.
Wilsonl, hl., Queensland Tradig Coy., Ked,
Building.
Wilson, T. W., Elizaheth Street.
Wilson,. T., Ceoffey Stet, New
~arn.
Wilon, W., Stane's Corner
,
Loorlaroo.
Wilso,
W., d/o Robt. Reidl ad C'oy., .t~
Edward Street.
Wilsn. Wylie, Q. T. C. Olicec, ('reek Sin~
W'ilson,. WI. ., J. Kiitchien andl Sons l't'
,
ti~
I) .,.
~
udgee.
\udee Rod.
A. I).. N~w F~arml.
Eliz,abetL
~ ~
1 .\.
5., Adlelaidle Stteet.
l
Ilendra.
Co., Dalb~y.
Willias,,
., E5sk.
Wilkinson, ., Valle.
W~outellad, ('. W., c/u iryce I .td., Adlelit
Street.
\\oololllffe. A. .l. 147 I.m~ert
Srteet, Kair
Steet.
ov~\.. t inceil Street.
W'ithin. T'. S.. )eighton~r
Williamls A., Gt'egOr'sk (ree.
Williams. F. C., C;reor's
('reek.
W\right, A. ( '., ( olonil
Eagle Street.
Str~eet, Rlosalie.
W'illiamUs. I. BI., F'rinlle,
Hlatins.
New.
Zealandlt.
Wlilliams, . ( ., Plainlt,y
via ('row
est.
Wilsire, ..il. (o
otirt
r'
,
Co.,0ae
Wilsol, A., High Street, Lutwycle.
WYilson1.II. C., OucenI SIt ccL'
Wilson, Grahal. "Mlinnore.''
v.ia Kin~aroy.
~~Vyllie,
A.. Strathine.
~otng
, F.. Malnrl.
Ehtt.
SOLtii
Sugar Reli itery
.
W\ire
'cnigl
Street.
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