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Royal NationAgricultural and IndustrialAssociation of QueenslandPatrons:His Excellency the Rt. Hon. H. W. J.BARON FORSTER,P.C., K.C.M.G., Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of theCommonwealth of Australia.His Excellency the Rt. Hon.Sir MATTHEW NATHAN,G.C.M.G., P.C.,Governor of Queensland.COUNCIL, 1921President:CHARLES E. McDOUGALL, Esq.Vice-Presidents:W. M. CHARLES, Esq. J. P. BOTTOMLEY, Esq.Chairman:E. BAYNES, Esq.Hon. Treasurer:P. FRANKEL, Esq.W. J. AFFLECK, Esq.E. T. BELL, Esq., M.L.AH. BROOKES, Esq.H. S. CRIBB, Esq.J. HIRON, Esq.Committee:Trustees:Sir A. S. COWLEY, Kt.JOHN MACDONALD, Esq.. A. T. NOYES, Esq.C. R. PICKWORTIIH, EsqP. J. SYMES, Esq.CHARLES TAYLOR, Esq.,M.L.A.R. GAILEY, Esq.Hon. Veterinary Surgeon:J. WASHINGTON IRVING, Esq., M.R.C.V.S.L.Hon. Solicitors:Messrs. OSBORNE & WAUGH.SBeretary:J. BAIN,(J .?

* Ki~fi : 1 - , -46th Annual Report|OF THE COUNCIL OF THERoyal National Agricltual & Industrial__ _____I____ _ Association of Queenslandfor the Year, 1921.LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,Your Council have pleasure in submitting their 46thAnnual Report and Financial Statement, covering epitomisedparticulars of business transacted during the year 1921.Notwithstanding the period of general depression withwhich Queensland industries have recently had to wrestle, theresults achieved by your Association are gratifying, and forthe assistance rendered to achieve such results, we thankmembers, prize donors, exhibitors, and the general public, whoso generously supported us with their patronage.We were favoured with splendid weather throughout theShow week. It is estimated that over 200,000 people attendedthe Show, and the gate takings amounted to £9,688, an increaseof £2,479 as compared with the receipts for 1918, on which yearall previous attendance figures had been surpassed.During the year, a substantial sum was expended in carryingout necessary permanent improvements. When theBrisbane City Council graciously granted permission totemporarily close that section of Gregory Terrace which dividesthe Show Ground into two areas, we were able to carry out aimuch desired remodeling scheie in the Live Stock Reserve(late Petty's Paddock). Loose boxes and open stalls for horseswere erected with frontages to broad, tree planted avenues,running parallel to the existing accommodation for horses,sheep, swine, poultry, and dogs, and to the John Reid IndustrialHall. Other avenues, running at right angles to the abovementioned were laid out, the whole scheme presenting a pleuingeffect.

EiLij., .:., .. *. . *: .Although the removal and re-erection of the fences oneach /side of Gregory Terrace was this year an expensiveundertaking, the structural system adopted will permit, onfuture occasions, the removal of the fence, in sections, fromsockets built into the ground, and replacement therein when-the Show is over, at a cost which will be infinitessimal as comparedwith this year's expenditure.The conversion of a portion of Gregory Terrace, temporarily,into a part of the Show Ground, only increased the areaby about 27,000 square feet, but it made a remarkable changein the surroundings. The Show Ring appeared to be considerablyenlarged, and from the Grand stand a sweeping viewwas obtained right across to the furthest boundary of theLive Stock Reserve.The temporary closure referred to of a portion of GregoryTerrace ( and the conversion of the closed portion of that roadinto part of the Show Grounds, made necessary certain alterationsfor controlling ingress and egress. Barricades, ornamentalin design, and fitted with large double gates in thecentre through which could pass tram cars and other vehicles,fitted on either side with sixteen openings for pedestrians, madeadmission to the Grounds,- this year, a pleasure as comparedwith the crush experienced on past occasions. In previousyears, our friends will remember, the tram cars disembarkedtheir passengers immediately in front of the seven turnstylesforming the only means of access to the grounds, and consequentlythe better the tramway system, the greater thecongestion at our entrance. Many were the complaints whichreached us in connection with this system. It can thereforebe understood how pleased we were to receive nothing butcongratulations from all connected with handling this year'straffic. Arrangements were made with the Tramway Coy.to disembark passengers on that portion of Gregory Terracewhere the Annexes join the museum boundary. From thatspot down to the barricade (situated just below Costin Street),twelve ticket selling offices were provided, and the whole resultwas gratifying. No crush took place at the ticket ofices, andthe crowd had so spread out before reaching the barricadesthat there was always room at one or other of the sixteenopenings. Our elderly patrons, in particular, were loud intheir expressions of approval regarding the change. Thebarricades were constructed in sections, in such manner thateight men could lift away one of them, and as shortly after4 o'clock each afternoon, the whole obstruction was removed,greater facilities were offered for quick departure than hadever occurred previously.! ... L . - **z* 1 *., ~ * .-J

_1_~1~ _~I __ ;_ _:lj _ I~ 1 _ _ iX ___; ___Li~l i_ I _ i~_ =; _13_X mI-V " , * 5 g 1Our arrangements for the comfort of patrons were notconfined to the Gregory Terrace entrance. New gates andticket offices were erected on the Bowen Bridge Road, nearthe railway level crossing, and as arrangements had been madewith the Tramway CO. to diembark there all passenegers comingfrom Albion direction, the pressure on the Gregory Terraceentrance was very considerably relieved. Over 20,000 peoplemade use of the Bowen Bridge gateway during Show week.Upon the termination of the Show, each day, in addition tothe Gregory Terrace entrance, these gates also were thrownopen together with the gates leading on to O'Connell Terrace,Brookes Street, Water Street, and the lower point of GregoryTerrace.FINANCIALOn another page will be found a schedule showing receiptsand expenditure for the years 1914 to 1921 inclusive. Carefulperusal and analysis of figures submitted cannot prove otherwisethan gratifying- to members, showing as they do theprogress made by all departments since 1914 (year on whichthe Great War started). The 1920 figures show an abnormalincrease, but it must be remembered that it was on that yearthat we were visited by Ilir Royal Higlhness, the Prince ofWales. The figures for 1918 were the highest previouslyrecorded (no Show in 1919), but leaving to one side the figureswhich we have referred to in 1920, the returns for 1921 arevery gratifying. We might instance the increase in GateReceipts from £7,208 in 1918 to £9,548 in 1921; Entry Fees,£1,359 in 1918 as compared with £1,446 in 1921; Members'Subscriptions, £2,548 in 1918 and £4,320 in 1921. The totalrevenue for 1921 has amounted to £23,331, as comparedwith £16,376 in 1918.Expenditures have been very carefully watched throughoutthe year, but increased wages and increased cost of materialshave made a heavy drain upon our resources, and that weshould be able to show such good results on the year's transactionswill, we feel confident be approved of by our subscribers.Permanent Improvements, combined with alterations andrepairs, which our re-modelling scheme in the Live Stock'Reserve made compulsory this year, were responsible for anoutlay of £5009. In addition to this expenditure, asum of £651 was paid to complete the purchase of the GregoryTerrace property.Including Prize Money, £1870 was expended upon .District Exhibits and £211 up( on the Dehydration Demonstra .tion. The value to Queenslanci of the District and One Farm-;

Exhibits warrants an even greater outlay. We sincerely hopethat the assistance which your Association rendered to thedemonstration of dehydration of fruit will in the near futureprove of value to our orchardists.No Association or Society of a similar nature to our ownin the Commonwealth stands to-day in a more enviable financialposition. Our Bank credit amounts to £405/13/3, andthere is owing to .us £674 represented principallyby membership subscriptions, space rents, ground rents, etc.We own freehold property, which including improvements, isvalued at nearly £20,000. The Show Grounds, which we holdunder Perpetual Lease, contain improvements which have costyour Association over £75,000. Furniture and plant in handcould not be purchased to-day for £1,500. We owe theGovernment £5,000, a loan which matures in 1923, but ouractual total debt is less than £4,500. Regarding this GovernmentLoan, we would explain that it was advanced to tide usover the year 1919 when, owing to our Grounds and Buildingsbeing used by the Government as an Influenza Epidemic1Hospital, we were unable to hold our Show, and in consequencelost the whole year's revenue, together with the year's maintenancecost, cost of printing Schedules and other matterwhich had been issued before we were definitely advised thatno Show could be held. This £5,000 Loan granted to us underthe circumstances mentioned was honestly due as compensation,and we have reason to believe that but for the financial stresswith which our Government is faced, a proportion of this loanwould have been granted to us. The Government of NewSouth Wales, under exactly similar circumstances, paid £19,000to the Royal Agricultural Society of N.S.W., as compensati nfor the loss of their Show.IMPROVEMENTS.NEW EXHIBITION HALL. Early in the year, aY.M.C.A. hut, measuring 164 feet long by 34j feet wide, withwalls 9ft. high was purchased. The original proposal was toerect this building in the Live Stock Reserve for such purposesas might be considered necessary, but it was subsequentlydecided to make the structure an annexe to the John ReidIndustrial Hall, increase the width of the floor by 12 feet(making it 45 feet wide), raise the walls from 9 feet to 15 feet,with an up-to-date system of ventilation and lighting. Thesealterations made the building much more suitable for generalshow purposes, and made it also a much better revenue pro-Samr than would have been the case if the old measurements

7had been adhered to. During Show week, the whole of thebuilding was occupied by motor car exhibits, and it is nowused as a Wool Store.WASTE LAND RECLAIMED. Perhaps the most imrportant improvement carried out in the Live Stock Reservehas been the filling-in of that hollow which existed adjacentto Water Street. Several thousand yards of filling-in materialhave been used in this work, and that space, which previouslywas utterly valueless and was as low as 5 feet below WaterStreet, has now been brought to the level of that thoroughfareand has provided a' splendid area on which Show buildingscan be erected, when required.DEHYDRATION. Over £200 was expended in theerection of a building in which to house a Dehydration Plant,and although the expense was a heavy one, it is satisfactory toknow that we have done our best to demonstrate to our fruitgrowersthe possibilities connected with this system of dryingfruit for export and for home consumption. Throughout thewhole Show week, the demonstrations of dehydration wereclosely watched by many thousands of visitors.'SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS. Particular attentionwas given, this year, to the sanitary arrangements, andthree sets of conveniences were erected in suitable positions.Had time permitted, your Council would have installeda Septic system, but failing this, the most up-to- datepan system was provided, and we were the recipients ofmany complimentary expressions of appreciation from patrons.We still hope to install the septic system before next Showtime.GRAND STAND DINING ROOM. The DiningRoom under the Grand Stand was remodelled in suchmanner that two Dining Rooms were provided, theentrance to one being from the Gkand Stand only, and to theother from the archway behind the Stand. This alterationwas much appreciated by the lessees and by the general publicwho made more use of the Dining Room than has hithertobeen the case.CATTLE STEWARDS OFFICE. Opposite to theStock Salesmen's Offices, an office has been erected, thisyear for the use of the Beef Cattle Stewards, fittedwith the usual office conveniences and with telephonic con- ineotion with the Exchange and the various offloe on theGrounds. This has been a long neglected convenience whio $will be appreciated by the Beef Cattle Stewards and exhibitors., p«

CLOAK ROOM. Recognising the necessity for a CloakRoom, one of our buildings was, this year, converted into sucha' convenience, and we are just as pleased and gratified as are'our patrons, to know how much the convenience was appreciated...On certain days it was found that one attendant wasnot sufficient to cope with the duties., TREE PLANTING. Included amongst theimprovements carried out during the year has been the,planting of a large number of shade trees, a work which'we know will be appreciated in the course of a few.years. This planting has not been confined to one areaof the ground-the main Show Ground and the Live Stock,Reserve have been equally favoured. On the top of the hill,adjacent to the Seeyetary's residence and from which spot anagnificent view f the ring is obtainable, trees have beenplanted with a view to providing picnic grounds or restingplaces for those patrons who bring their own lunches, qr,whfwish tp have a rest during any part of the day. It is ourintention, in connection with all this tree planting, immediatelythe trees are high enough to warrant the removal of the guards,to erect seating accommodation around them.NEW GATES, BOWEN BRIDGE ROAD. Welhave referred elsewhere to the increased convenience enjoyedby our patrons owing to the erection of new gates onthe Bowen Bridge Road. This structure, handsome in design.includes large double gates for vehicular traffic, eight smallentrances for pedestrians, and four ticket offices. The erectionof this structure necessitated the formation of a roadway, 66feet wide, the building of a stone retaining wall over 5 feethigh, and over 1,000 yards of filling-in material.- NEW ASSEM B'L Y YAR D. The Competitors'Reserve, which hitherto has been an uncovered assemblyyard, measuring 50 feet x 50 feet, has been roofed,walled, and fitted with seating accommodation for competingriders and drivers. In addition to the accommodationifor horses, this structure also contains an office for the ringmaster and his clerk, and telephone connection with the offieialsin the centre of the ring. The object of this covered areais to provide protection against rain and sun for competinganimals and their riders and drivers, when waiting their turnto enter .the ring. This improvement was very much appree~ted by those who had to make use of it.

I ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~i.f?~T: ~ M ,--".,.~%F+r~r - ir - - .. ' - -- isEXHIBITS.The Press, in their reports relative to the Show, were ofunanimous opinion that no better displays of Live Stock,Primary Products, and Manufactured Articles had ever beenmade. Horses, and Beef and Dairy Cattle made a magnificentdisplay in the Grand Parade, and as, in every instance, theanimals were representatives of the best herds and studs inthe Commonwealth, breeders and visitors were presented withmuch to interest them.HORSES. In Mr. Baynes' Report, which appears elsewhere,fuller reference will be found relating to the HorseSection. . 4BEEF BREEDS. In the Beef Breed Section, the competitionwas very strong. In addition to the Queensland studs,entries were received from New South Wales. Victoria, SouthAustralia, and Tasmania, and the general quality of all theexhibits was exceptionally good. So even, in many instances,was the merit of the exhibits, that the Judges had a hard taskto separate them.In the Shorthorn Section, Mr. J. Burgess, of CanningDowns, won the Championship for bulls, Mr. C. E. McDougall,of Lyndhurst, carrying off the honours in the cow section. Inthe Hereford Section, Mrs. C. Lumley Hill won the Championshipsin both the male and female sections. Mr. W. G. C.Britten, the famous English Hereford Judge, adjudicated inthis section, and his method of handling exhibits proved himto be more than ordinarily expert. Asked for an expressionof opinion regarding the IHerefords brought under his notice,he considered that the breeders were working on the rightlines and that most of the stock submitted to him was exceptionallygood. Tn the Devon Section, Mr. R. A. Howellcarried off the Championships for male and female exhibits,and in the Aberdeen Angus, Mr. G. C. Clark won the Championshipfor bulls and the Championship and Reserve Championshipfor cows.FAT CATTLE. There was a great yarding of Fat('attle. The Judge in commenting upon the display statedthat it was one of the best that he had ever seen.I)AIRY CATTLE SECTION. The competitive animalsin the Dairy Cattle Section made a magnificent display andattracted noted breeders from all the other States as well asfrom Queensland. From early on Judging day, until thetermination of the Show, the stalls containing these animals.2.rd6k

,were constantly surrounded. Space will not permit us, inthis Report, to deal in detail with the various breeds. Wecan only reiterate the statement made by a number of thebreeders that a finer lot of cattle has seldom, if ever, beenexhibited on one Show Ground.cent displays.of Fat Sheep and Swine, which appeared on ourGrounds this year, was barely sufficient, and was quite in-imperative, adequate in for the the.1922 Poultry Exhibition, and Dog to Sections. undertake It a will scheme befor enlarging the accommodation in the sections mentioned.exhIn connection with our 1922 Show, a very attractiveschedule has been provided for Stud Sheep Classes, and if itis as well received as we have reason to anticipate, our sheepaccommodation will require doubling.The Swine exhibits in number and quality were above theuponaveragethe seen enquiries in Brisbane, which already and if are we being may base made our for opinion accommodation,it appears certain that this section will be a veryprominent tne next year.POULTRY AND DOGe. Entries in the Poultry andDog Sections were the heaviest recorded, ato und the Judges madeflattering comment on the quality of the sexhibits. One ofthe been Poultry a judge Judges at the from best New Shows South in Wales Australasia writes that for over he hasaperiod of thirteen years and never saw a finer exhibit of highis lass birds than were submitted to the Judges at the BrisbaneExhibition in 1921.og Judges made equally lattering commquaity werent upov theajverity ef tine ehiits sbanemittd ifor their adjudication.division DISTRICTS DISTRITS had as cowhmpetitors AND ONE thready FARM are the EXHIBITS. EXH4IT. grade for PrimaryThisProducts Only, and Manufactures, and four One four Farms. in the In the grade first for mentioned Primarygrade, West Moreton won with a score of 1,y94e points, DarlingDowns being second with 1.079e points, and Wide Bay &Burnett, third, with 906 points. of the Pribits.ary roductsOnly Section, Northern Darling owns .won with 794 points,Maranoa, points, and 774 Gympie points, fourth, being with second, 758 Kingaroy, points. In third, the One with Farm 765Section, 387 points, K. Haag Walter won Allen, with third, 421 points, with J. 383 Donges, pfoints, second, and G. with E.Pullen, fourth, with 292 points. The points awarded showhow kecfn were the contests, as it will be noted that only 15

Sa - rir-I fZ CIC, :, , 7,,. '- • ", . . Ir- - . - . .- - i.-points separate the two leading societies in the section forPrimary Products and Manufactures, and only< 20 pointsseparate the first and second prize winners in the PrimaryProducts Only. In addition to winning the first honours, theWest Moreton exhibit won the honour of holding the Chelms- 1ford Shield for twelve months, and having the district's nameinscribed thereon.The competitors admitted that the exhibits were degreesbetter than on the previous year, and it is a recognised facteach year that the competitor coming along with a no betterexhibit than he had previously shown would find himself verylow in the honour scale. The display was a magnificent oneand visitors competent to express opinions commented mostfavourably upon the exhibits which, they stated, excelledanything which they had previously had the opportunity ofinspecting.THE GOVERNMENT FARM DISPLAYS were educationalto : de leee. The various products of these farms werearranged with even more artistic effect than the efforts ofother years, and that the educational value to the man on theland was beyond doubt, can be assumed from the huge concourseof country visitors who continually thronged the court.FORESTRY DISPLAY. Apart from the AgriculturalDepartment display, the only Government Exhibit shown. thisyear, was from the Forestry Department, and every credit isdue to those responsible for the organisation of this exhibitwhich demonstrated eloquently the innumerable classes oftimber grown in Queensland and the uses to which it waspossible to convert them.WOMEN'S WORK. The women of Queensland displayedin a marked degree their capability with the needle,knittiig pins, the paint brush, and the camera. These entrieswere more than double those of the previous year, and expertsclaim that the quality of the work left little to be desired.SCHOOL WORK. The exhibition of children's worksurpassed previous displays, and gave ample evidence of thecare which some of the teachers' bestow upon their pupils.BUSINESS DISPLAYS. These were the best that wehave yet seen in the Annexes, and demonstrated almost everymanufacturing inidustry followed in Queensland, and quite anumber from other States. A number of Queensland Manufacturershad a section entirely to themselves, and some of

P r-~ -~,f.~ ~~'" s,.- "'11-~ 1.~~V ~";~~"i:12the productions contained therein brought forth expressions ofsurprise and pleasure from visitors who had little idea thatwe had reached such a stage of manufacturing.FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCE, and the Products ofthe Apiary, were specially represented. Better efforts thanusual were made by the "Bee" representatives-we can bestdescribe this exhibit by stating that it was superb.In the FRUIT SECTION, the display made surpassed eventhe Prince's year, exhibits were staged from Rockhampton anddistrict, Charleville and district, the Northern Rivers of NewSouth Wales, and all that fruit bearing country between theNorthern Rivers of New South Wales and Gympie, includingthe famous Blackall Range area.FOWERS. The Queensland August Show is noted forits marvellous exhibits of Sweet Peas and other beautifulflowers, and this year we feel convinced that our growers madea display the like of which has never hitherto been seen at anyExhibition, here or elsewhere. It was a blaze of colour, andwas responsible for a crowded pavilion on every day that itwas open to the public. As almost an annexe to the HorticulturalPavilion, was the building erected to demonstrate thepossibility of dehydrated fruit, particulars of which are givenelsewhere.MACHINERY DISPLAYS. The Machinery Displayswere the best seen on the Grounds for some years past. Arrangementswere made on a previous year by which themachinery was exhibited on either side of a broad roadway,situated at the rear of the Grand Stand, one half of the spacebacking on to the railway line, the other on to the creek runningthrough the Acclimatisation area of the Show Grounds.Many interesting features were placed before the public, andwithout disparaging any one show, we cannot but refer to oneexhibit which demonstrated the manufacture of wire netting,of nails, and numerous other every-day requirements madefrom steel wire. Roadway machinery, tractors, agriculturalimplements, and other machines equally interesting were onview. We are grieved, however, to admit that the display,although so interesting, represented only a few of the Agentsof manufactures, and would make it look as though ourMachinery Merchants were not so loyal to the state as thoseof the other Commonwealth Capitals. Your Council, therefore,have determined to make overtures to the Merchants with aview of securing better displays, and we feel that we haveyour good wishes for the success of our efforts.

13MOTOR CARS. Never since the Exhibitions have beenheld at Bowen Park have such displays of Motor Cars beenseen as in 1921. Not only was the large Annexe to the John ,Reid Industrial Hall filled, but large displays were made undercover on spaces in close proximity to the building mentioned.This was a most attractive feature of the Show, and the variousAgents vied with each other in making their displays worthyof the occasion, and attractive to the country visitors andprobable clients. The only complaint submitted to us wasthat the space allotted was far too small, and this, we admit,was quite correct. We will endeavour to meet the requirementsof our friends and may possibly have an even bigger displayof Motor Cars, Accessories, and Tractors, in 1922 than we hadthis year.VISITS TO SHOWS.During the year. members of your Council and theSecretary visited forty-two Shows, including Sydney, Melbourne,Adelaide, Lismore, Murwillumbah, Grafton, Allora,Beaudesert, Beenleigh, Boonah, Bundaberg, Esk, Goombungee,Goondiwindi, Gympie, Ithaca, Ipswich, Kilcoy, Laidley,Lowood, Murgon, Marburg, Maryborough, Nambour, Pomona,Pine Rivers, Rocklea, Rockhampton, Rosewood, Southport,Stephens, Stanthorpe, Toogoolawah, Toowoomba, Toombul,Warwick, Wellington Point, Wondai, Woodford, Woombye.and Zillmere.OFFICIAL OPENING.His Excellency, Sir Matthew Nath.un, our Governor, onWednesday, 10th August, performed the Official Opening Ceremony.We were honoured to have as guests His Excellency,the Governor-General of Australia (Lord Forster) ( LadyForster, members of their family and suite. The Vice-regalparty were met upon arrival by Mr. C. E. McDougall (President),Mr. Ernest Baynes (Chairman of Council), members ofthe Council and Officials of the Association. After inspectingthe Guard of Honour, their Excellencies were escorted to adais erected in the Ring, immediately in front of the GrandStand. Amongst those on the dais, in addition to their Ex"cellencies and party, were the Premier (Mr. Theodore), theMinister for Agriculture (Mr. Gillies), Archbishop Donaldson,the Mayors of Brisbane and South Brisbane, Mr. P. Short(Commissioner of Police), Sir Denison Miller (Governor ofthe Commonwealth Bank).

The President, Mr. C. E. McDougall, welcomed Their Exeeilenciesand called upon the Secretary (Mr. J. Bain) to readthe following address:-"May it please your Excellency,-We have pleasure, on behalfof the Council of the Royal National Agricultural and IndustrialAssociation of Queensland, in extending to you a most heartywelcome to this, our 45th Annual Show.The exhibits which we submit for your inspection are equalto any shown in the past, and in many respects, superior. OurPrimary Products, as represented by the agricultural exhibits ofthe Queensland Government, and the District Exhibit Courts,together with the Fruit Displays, the Apiarian Exhibits, and themagnificent display made by the Forestry Department, all bearforcible testimony to the productivity of our richly endowed State.The Live Stock exhibits are, without doubt, the best ever seen onthe Brisbane Show Ground, and well maintain Queensland's reputationas the greatest cattle producing section of the Commonwealth.Your inspection of the Show Ground must have made apparentto you how limited is our space, and how little room there is leftfor us to expand. But for the courtesy of the Brisbane MunicipalCouncil, this year, who granted us permission to temporarily closethe road, which divides two -sections of our ground, we would nothave been able to house the exhibits which were entered for competition,and, when we tell you that since the beginning of thewar, tile demand upon our space has doubled, and that our revenuehas increased frim £12,000 to £26,000 annually, it will easily beunderstood how awkward our position will be should this expansioncontinue at the same annual ratis as during the years mentioned.We are pleased to learn that your Excellency intends inspectingevery section of our Show, but we would call your specialattention to the exhibit of a Dehydration Plant which is in fullworking order on our grounds. Recognising the serious losssustained by our fruitgrowers whenever periods of market glutoccur, we determined to encourage the installation of a DehydrationPlant, and as a first stoptowards that end, we are pleased tosay the first Dehydration Plant to be crected in Queensland is nowin full working order on the Brisbane Show Ground.We are more than pleased to be honoured with the presenceof his Excellency, the Right Honourable Lord Forster, P.C.,G.C.M.G., Governor-General of Australia, and Lady Forster, andhope to have the pleasure of their company on other occasions.We trust that our displays will enable them to gather an idea ofthe possibilities of Queensland, and that the charms of our Statemay induce them to make this visit the forerunner of manyothers."His Excellency, Sir Matthew Nathan, thanked the Councilof the Association for the welcome contained in the Address,and for the honour done him in asking him to open the Show.He also thanked the Association for the opportunity offeredto him of joining in the expressions of welcome to the Governor-GOenral and Lady Forster. Continuing, he stated:-

Il--laaLI , a~k~3~e~suP~lb~bsrssl~aaasAr~Ali~s~~ /_~ _"They all believed that in the fulness of time, Queenslandwould become the centre of Australia's prosperity and greatness,and they wanted the Governor-General and Lady Forster to believethat, too. (Applause). The Royal National Association was doingwhat it could to hasten that time, and it deserved every supportin its work. He had no doubt that the Association still wouldhave a continuance of the assistance of the City Council in themaintenance and development of what, after all, was the city'schief annual attraction to visitors from the country and from otherStates.Queensland being the premier (attle State, it was natural thatit should have the finest Australian specimens of Shorthorns andHerefords. But the State's growing industry, from which mustcome that closer settlement so necessary for her, was dairying,and it was well to see so goodly an array of Milking Shorthorns,Jerseys, Frisians, and Ayrshires.Wool growing was represented more by samples of fleeces thanby the sheep themselves, although there were sonie fine fat wethers.The dairy herds lid their complement in Pigs fedil on dairy byproducts.There well might be more Pigs. Good as were theexhibits of Stock and Poultry, what would strike the visitor most,probably was the Produce Sections. The mere enumeration of theprincipal items there, cheese, butter, condensed milk, honey, maize,wheat, sugar cane, cotton, citrus and more tropical fruits, allillustrated the Stat,'s vast productiveness, while the exhibit of theState ('annery, of the Soul llher Queensland Fruit-Growers' Society,and, rather surprisingly, of the Charleville District, gave specialprominence to the fruit industry.West Muretoii, Wide Bay, and Burlnett, Darling Downs,Kingaroy, and Wallumbilla each had exhibits which surpassed bytheir variety and1 pleased by their excellence. They showed thatthere was sonme gool fannring in the State, but he felt bound toadd, after going rather cursorily through the Exhibition, and alsothrough the State, that he wished the general average of stockand agriculture more nearly approached the high standards whichthe Royal National Association achieved at its Show. Queenslanders,although they rightly spoke with pride of their country,wrongly neirlected to make the most of it. There was waste ofland and water, of grass andl fruit, of wood and labour. He wasconstantly told by men who knew that there was too much goodland available for any stimulus to close settlement-that was forthe farming of small areas by good methods of agriculture, takingcare always to put back into the land what was taken out of it.There was too much growing of the same crop, year after year,in the belief that the soil's nutritive powers were inexhaustible,or in the knowledge that virgin soil was available to take theplace of the worked out land. In a country where there waspractically no irrigation, the waste of water was too patent toneed remark. The waste of grass was twofold, for it entailed lossof stock in times of drought, and also it was wasted on poorquality stock, which consumed as much as those returning a muchbetter yield. He was assured by cattlemen that cross-breedingtendered to inferiority of stock after the first progeny, and heknew that 193 gallons of milk per cow per annum was a pooraverage for the milking herds of the State. (Hear, hear). "Gradeap the herd and conserve forage," should be the aim of everycattleman, and particularly of the dairyman. Those were theSsy,i*

v :principles which were being preached by the Agricultural Departmentand the Royal National Association, both of which wereproduction of Queensland. It was pitiable to see the waste offruit which had occurred at Stanthorpe, and in other parts of theState, and the glutting of the markets because of insufficientmeans of preservation. He, therefore, hoped that the Dehydratingprocess which could be seen in operation at that Show, would besuccessfully established on co-operative lines in each fruit growingdistrict, and thus enable fruitgrowers to take advantage of worldmarkets.C. There was another industry in which the waste was greatereven that the waste of grass, and that was the timber industry.5. In some parts of Queensland, timber-getting was tantamount toh timber-destruction. They were daily realising, however, the valueof timbers, which yesterday one thought useless and to-morrowmight be non-existent. There were few things in the Exhibitionof greater interest or more importance than the Forestry Department'sdisplay.''In his concluding remarks, his Excellency referred to the greatneed in Queensland of Agricultural Science. "We want purescience at the top," he declared, "and its complete applicationbelow. At the top, I believe we should have an Agricultural Chairat the University, with special facilities for the gaining of knowledgeby research, and the imparting of it by lectures and demonstrations,to farmers' unions, and to colleges and schools, and Ishould like to see some generous persons, who in the past have mademoney out of the land of Queensland, provide, by the establishmentof such a Chair, for making that land more productive in thefuture. Below, we want in every man on the land a desire forthat knowledge which will get from every acre the best it willyield now and in the future." (Loud applause).The proceedings terminated with cheers for the Vice-regalvisitors.OFFICIAL LUNCHEON.The Official Luncheon which, as usual, took place in theExhibition Hall, was one of the most successful of its kind heldunder the auspices of the Association.The President of the Association (Mr. C. E. M'Dougall) occupiedthe Chair, his Excellency the Governor-GeneralI (Lord Forster) beingseated on his right hand, and his Excellency the State Governor (SirMatthew Nathan) on his left. Others on the platform were, her Excellency,Lady Forster, the Premier (Mr. E. G. Theodore), Mr. and Mrs.Ernest Baynes, Mrs. M. Gordon, Mrs. l)everell, Colonel and Mrs. Parsons,Miss Sylvester Samuel, Major-General and Mrs. J. H. Bruche, the Archbishopof Brisbane (Dr. Donaldson), the Mayor of Brisbane( AldermanH. J. Diddams), and Lord Digby, A.D.C. to the Governor-General."The King," was proposed by Mr. McDougall, who also submitted"The Governor-General." In doing so, he voiced the pleasure thatQueenslanders felt at His Excellency 's presence, and at the keen interesthe had evinced in all he had seen at the Show. He hoped that Lord and' Lady Forater would be with them for a long term-a term in which he

was satisfied they would always be fully assured that Australians werean essentially loyal people, who desired nothing more than to belong tothe great and glorious British Empire. (Loud applause).The toast was honoured musically, and with cheers for Lord andLady Forster."FIRST CLASS QUALITY OF THE STOCK."Lord Forster, after acknowledging the compliment in suitable terms,said he was a new-comer in the land, and, whilst he did not attribute t.ohimself any special virtues, he'thought he could fairly claim one-that wasthat he was slow to give expression either to criticism or suggestion untilhe knew, at any rate, a little of the subject on which he was speaking.Therefore, they would understand how it was that he did not make anyprolonged observations that day, as he was here rather to see than tobe heard. As one who had had some farming experience at Home, however,he would congratulate those responsible for the splendid show onthe results that they had achieved. He remarked on the absolute firstclassquality of the stock-it would compare with the best he had seenin the Old Country. That, he thought, was saying a great deal.(Applause). He would endorse what the Governor had said in hisinteresting speech at the opening ceremony.While the best was absolutely first-class, there was, as Sir MatthewNathan pointed out-and here he (Lord Forster) was speaking fromthe small opportunities he had had of personal observation-too wide adifference between our best and our worst. And the best paid the bestin the end. (Applause). Prices which he saw some young bulls realiseon the previous day, showed him that many Queenslanders had a goldenopportunity of getting some of the best blood at remarkably cheap rates.He was afraid that in the matter of prices, Queensland, in common withother parts of the world, was going through difficult times, but with thenatural advantages which the State possessed in fertility of soil, inwonderful climate, and in the energy of her people, he believed it wouldbe carried through that difficult period more quickly and more successfullythan elsewhere. (Applause)."THEGOVERNOR OF QUEENSLAND."The toast of "The Governor of Queensland," was proposed by Mr.MIDl)ongall, who remarked on His Excellency's keen sense of observation,and on the value which his recent tour of Queensland would thereforeprove, not only to himself, but to the State generally. -He trusted hewould spend many happy years in Queensland. (Applause.)Cheers, and the singing of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," greetedSir Matthew Nathan, who said that if he again, that day, remarked withsatisfaction on the presence of the Governor-General and Lady Forster,it was to emphasise the fact that Queensland had its rights as well asits privilieges. He had told His Excellency that on a population basis,Queensland should have their Excellencies with them for seven weeksfive days and three hours in each year. (Laughter). He thought thatthe five days and three hours in each year should be very profitablyspent at that Exhibition. (Applause). He associated himself with thepraise given to the Council of the Association, and paid a tribute to thework of Mr. J. Baini as Secretary. (Applause).

STABILISING PRICES.The toast of "The Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Associationof Queensland" was proposed by the Premier, Mr. Theodore, whoremarked that the formidable title of the Association indicated its widerange of activities. It was truly National in character, and deservedthe greatest support of the Government and the people generally. Thework the Association was doing assisted in encouraging a healthy rivalryin competition, and tended to bring about a great improvement of theirlive stock and products generally. The Association was doing a vastamount of good for Queensland. One thing that had struck him as likelyto concern the Primary Producers who were attending the Show, wasthe depression existing in Queensland and elsewhere owing to the failureof the markets of certain products. Much had been said about thenecessity for greater production, but the problem for the man on theland, in Queensland was to find better markets and conditions thatwould tend to assist the stabilising of prices. The Government and otherpublic authorities should do all possible to bring about a better organisationof the markets. Their dislocation in many respects was worse tothe producer than droughts, for what was the use of his producing ifthere were no markets to absorb the products? Better organisation ofthe markets was wanted, and by financing their products and poolingtheir resourses, they could do far more for Queensland and for progressthan anything else could do at the present time. In proposing the toastof the Association, the Premier paid a tribute to the good work done ,byits officers, especially mentioning the Secretary, Mr. . Bain, the President,Mr. ('. E. McDougall, and the Chairman of the Council, Mr. ErnestBaynes.DLI'CATIONAI, VALIUE OF TI llllSHOW.In responding, Mr. lHayies added ai word of welcome to the Vir.eregalvisitors. He referred to the visit of the Pri.nce of Wales, lastyear, and said that since that happy event, the King had 'conferred theword "Royal" on the Association, thus bringing it into line with thekindred Societies elsewhere. It was, lie said, almost impossible to overratethe importance of the Show-the educantional value was obviouslygreat. There was always something of National importance to be learnedat an Agricultural Show. The Associations' constant aim was toenlcourage the ever-increasing value of our herds and agricultural products,and, if possible, to prevent the dreadful waste that went on inour fruit season. With that end in view, the Association got into touchwith Mr. Morton, of Dehydration fame, amnd, at coniher:ahl cost, lII asection of the unit of one of his plants giving a practical demonstrationof dehydrating fruit and vegetables on the grounds. If this nwas goingto be a success, and he felt sure it was, then he thought that the Associationcould fairlv claim to have lone something for tlie fruit rowersof this State.One of the greatest troubles was want of space. The BrisbaneMunicipal Council could assist by consenting to the closing of tlhe streetthat divided the (irounds. It would not miean nmuch to the Council, buta great deal to the Association. He thanked the Council for allowingthe closure of the street for one month, this year."He referred to the magnificent work of the members of the Councilwith whom he was associated. These gentlemen did not receive remunerationof any kind whatever, but gave their knowledge in stockbreeding, business organisation, &c., and much of their time each year tothe conduct of the Association's affairs. Some had been nearly thirty

1i --years working for the welfare of the Royal National Agricultural Association.In addition to the Council, there was a body of Honorary.Stewards who were equally energetic. To the Judges, the warmestthanks were due. He referred, with appreciation, to the presence of thehereford expert, Mr. W. G. C. Brittain. To the Exhibitors, also, theAssociation's sincere thanks were due. The speaker also thanked theState Government for passing an Act of Parliament giving the Associationa secure tenure of the Grounds. It had been given a lease inperpetuity at a peppercorn rental. The assistance and sympathy thusgiven were valuable in making the Show the success it was. Everypenny derived from the Show profits was used in the extension of theAssociation's usefulness. Since 1914, over £40,000 had been expendedin wages alone-an eloquent testimony to the benefits of the Associationto the workers. (Loud applause).Cheers and the National Anthem closed the proceedings.Others present included: Mr. J. P. Bottomley (Vice-President) andMrs. Bottomley, Mr. C. P. and Miss Bottomley, Mr. W. M. Charles (Vice.President) and Miss Charles, Mr.' P. Frankel (Hon. Treasurer) and Mrs.Frankel, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Affleck and Miss Affleck, Mr. and Mrs.H. Brookes and the Misses Brookes, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bell, Mr. and Mrs.H. S. Cribb, Mr. H. G. Cribb and Miss Cribb, Sir A. S. and Lady Cowley,Mr. Richard and the Misses Galley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hiron, Mr. and Mrs.J. Washington Irving, Mr. and Mrs. John Macdonald and Miss Macdonald,Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Noyes and Miss Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Pickworth,Mr. and Mrs. J. Bain, Mr. and Mrs. P. Short (Commissioner of Police),Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell (Ispector General of Police, Sydney),General and Mrs. Spencer Browne, Rear-Admiral J. S.Dumaresq, Captain Claud Cumberledgc, R.N., Commanders Wilfrid WardHunt, H. B. R. Blackwood, and R. C. Garsia, Captains H. P. Cayley andH. J. Feakes, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Thomas and Lady Robinson,Brigadier-General J. C. Robertson, Brigadier-General and Mrs. J. H.Cannan, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. F. A. Hughes, Colonel and Mrs.Cass, Colonel A. J. Thynne, M.L.C., and Miss Thynne, Major and Mrs.A H. Cory, Major W. J. Clatworthy, the Premier and Mrs. Theodore,the State Treasurer (Mr. J. A. Fihelly) and Mrs. Fihelly, the Presidentof the Legislative Council (Mr. W. Lennon) and Mrs. Lennon, theMinister for Agriculture (Mr. W. N. Gillies) & Mrs. Gillies, the Ministerfor Education (Mr. J. Huxham) and Mrs. Huxham, the Minister forRailways (Mr. J. Larcombo) and Mrs. Larcombe, the Minister for Justice(Mr. J. Mullen), and Mrs. Mullen, the Minister for State Enterprise(Mr. W. Forgan Smith) and Mrs. Smith, the Speaker (Mr. W. Bertram)and Mrs. Bertram, the Chief Justice (Sir Pope Cooper), Mr. JusticeLukin and Mrs. Lukin, Mr. Justice Macnaughton and Mrs. Macnaughton,Mr. Justiet Real and Mrs. Real, His Grace Archbishop Duhig, Sir DenisonMiller, the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. C. Taylor, M.L.A.), Mrs. andMiss Taylor, Mr. T. C. Beirne, M.L.C., Mrs. and Miss Beirne, Mr. A. H.Whittingham, M.L.C., and Mrs. Whittingham, Mr. P. J. Leahy, M.L.O.,and Mrs. Leahy, Mr. J. Ryan, M.L.C., Mr. M. J. Kirwan, M.L.A., SirAlfred and Lady Cowley, Lady Morgan and Miss Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.i il '

W. J. Affleek and Miss Affleck, the President Central Downs A. and H.Association (Allora), Mr. J. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. M'Connel,Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beynolds, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Howell, Mr. andMrs. W. P. Devereux, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sinclair Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.'; Allan, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dix, Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.R. B. Stark, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cubitt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spencer, Mr.and Mrs. H. Brookes and Misses Brookes, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bell, Mr.and Mrs. J. P. Bottomley, Mr. C. P. Bottomley, Miss Bottoinley, thePresidents Logan and Albert, Biggenden, Bowen, and Beenleigh A. andP. Societies, Mr. S. P. Fraser, the President Balmnoral District H. and I.Society, the President Belmont A. H. and I. Society, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.Brady, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Beal, Mr. R. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. M. Beeker,Mr. H. Bracker, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brett, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Benson,Mr. Edgar Baynes, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Booker, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bick,Mr. and Mrs. H. J. King, Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Brodribb, Mr. and Mrs.E. H. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jardine Graham, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stitt,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M'Adam, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Blott, Mr. and Mrs.Fred. Ellis, Mr. Neal Macrossan, Mr. and Mrs. Norman White, Mr. andMrs. J. S. Badger, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. WilliamNelson, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. T. Ruthning, Mrs. H. L. E. and Miss RuthningMr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Liuc(as, Mr. and Mrs.Hleydon, Alderman and Mrs. J. Burrows, Alderman and Mrs. M. J. Barry,Mr. M. Brown, Mr. G. B. Brookes, Miss Madge Philpots, Mr. G. L. Ellis,Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Quodling, Mr. anii Mrs. M. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs.G. S. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hayimen, Mr. and Mrs. Alan W.f Campbell, Mrs. John and Miss Reid, Mr. A. Archer, the President BomaW. P. and A. Association, the President Rocklea A. and I. Association,Professor H. C. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Spence, Dr. and Mrs. L. J.Spence, Mr. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Short, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Symes, Mr. andMrs. E. J. Shaw, Mr. G. Badgery, the President Sherwood Progress Asso-. eliation, Mr. A. E. Bateman, Mr. F. A. Stiimpson, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. E.Seriven, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Story, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Steer, Mr. andMrs. R. E. Sexton, Mrs. Jas. Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steele, Mr.and Mrs. W. B. Slade, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Prosser, Mrs. X. A. Seppelt,Mrs. R. P. Breden. Mr. E. C.Macconnan, Mr. A. K. Stewart, Mr. W.Soutter, Mrs. J. Storie and Miss Storie, Misses Shaw, Mr. W. W. Shaw,Mr. and Mrs. Spurway, Mr. E. T. Garbutt, Mr. J. N. Parkes, Mr. and Mrs.] . C. M'Connel, Mr. 1. Tweddle, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Trodson, Mr. andMrs. H. B. Templeton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson, Mr. F. W. Turley, A!ldermanJ. P. and Mrs. Teefey, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Stuart, Mr. W. J. andMrs. Vowles, the President Zillmere A,, H., and I. Society, Mr. G. Waugh,Mr. H. W. Watson, Mr. John E. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Sterne, Mr. E. B.Fox, Mr. M. L. Brown, the President Woodford A., P. and I. Association,Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Wilson, Mr. D. Walters,Mr. B. W. Winks, Mr. M. Wallace, M. R. G. Watson, Mr. F. W. B bine,Mr. G. G. Hutton, Mrs. Wiley, Mr. and Mr. Adam Halliday, Mr. andMrs. 1. B. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earwaker, Mr. and Mrs. G. H.. Pula,Mr. A. S. Williams, Mr. C. Deschamps, Misses Watts, Mr. 8. Willis, Mr,

and Mrs. J. Bain, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cribb, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Oribb, .Miss Mae Cribb, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Taylor, the President Crow's NestA., H. and I. Society, the President Coorparoo Agricultural Association,the President Caboolture P., A. and I. Society, the President DarlingDowns P., A. and I. Association, Clifton, the President Chamber of Commerce,, the IUl f~tl Secretary l/ Vt~ltl-t v7 Chamber u l^ "*v * v^- of Commerce, -- v -*-"^- ^*t/^ Mr.

- Maynar4, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Murray, Miss- Jessie Murray, Mr. Thos. M'I. Taylor, and Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.G. F. Weatherlake, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cox, Dr. and Mrs. I. J. Moore,Rev. J. B. and Mrs. Cosh, Mr. J. M. Manson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Moles,President Marburg A. and I. Association, Miss Macgregor, Mr. J. H.Morton, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moxon, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mactaggart, Dr.and Mrs. J. B. M'Lean, Mrs. J. M'Whirter, junr., Dr. and Mrs. Mac-Donald, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Fielding, Mr. G. O. Landsdowne, Mr. andMrs. E. G. Manson, Alderman D. B. & Mrs. McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. A.S T. Noyes, Miss Noyes, Mr. Fred. Noyes, A. S. M'Baron, Mr. H. T. Warren,Mr. Robt. Dunlop, Mr. W. Dineen, the President Pine Rivers A., H. andf' I. Association, Mr. R. H. Richardson, Mr. J. W. Nutall, Mr. and Mrs.S Wm. Tivey, Mrs. E. A. Johnston, Mr. T. A. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.S Osborne, the president Goombungee Agricultural Association, Mr. E. H.; Heale, Mrs. Edgar M'Connel, the president Oakey Agricultural Society,Mr. J. O'Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Overell, Alderman and Mrs. A. M.\ Oxlade, Mr. W. H. Osbourne, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Olssen, Mr. and Mrs.C. R. Pickworth, Miss Pickworth, the President Pittsworth N., A. and H.\- Association, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peak, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Paine, Mrs.| Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pritchard, Mr. & Mrs. Cuthbert Potts, Rev. &Mrs. H. Gainford, Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Plane, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pick-S worth, Mr. J. W. Pryce.'E. T. BELL, M.L.A.A.member of your Council, Mr. E. T. Bell, ofCoochin Coochill, Boonah, was granted leave of absencefor twelve months, to enable him to visit the principalBeef Cattle studs in North and South America and GreatBritain. His address to the Council on the subject of the visitwas full of interest, and the informatikon which he was ableto convey demonstrated that in the Argentine cattle raiserswe have very keen competitors to deal with, and will only beable to hold the European trade by adopting most up-to-datemethods of dealing with the transit of frozen meat and byforwarding the type of beast required by the European consumer.Mr. Bell brought back with him a series of photographsillustrating the International Exposition, Buenos Ayres, whichhe generously presented to your Association. These picturesare hung in the offices, Courier Building.RETIREMENT OF Mr. ROBERT JOYCE.Mr. Robert Joyce, owing to pressure of private business,felt that he was compelled to relinquish his connection as amember of Council of this Association, but he did not do sountil certain work which he had started on behalf of theCouncil had been brought to a successful issue. In recognitionof Mr. Joyee's splendid work on behalf of the Association, itwar unanimously agreed to confer life membership upon him.

NEW MEMBER OF COUNCILAt the Annual Meeting, held in February, 1921, ninegentlemen were nominated for the six vacancies, including theextraordinary vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. RobertJoyce. The voting resulted in the election of the five retiringmembers together with Mr. Charles Taylor, M.L.A. Mr. Tayloris senior partner in the firm of Charles Taylor & Coy.,Merchants, Roma Street, and has had a long experience inShow matters, principally as a Judge. Mr. Taylor representsthe Windsor constituency in Parliament, for which he isevidently a splendid worker. We feel that we are fortunatein having secured the support of Mr. Taylor.STATEMENT OF ATTENDANCES OF THE COUNCIL.. . . ...-.-- -.. ... ..- oU) ' 4- 40U "* : VI0Affleck, W. J. ..Bottomley, J. P...Baynes, E. ......Frankel, P.......Cribb, H. S. .....Hiron, J . . . .....Macdonald, John .Taylor, C........Symes, P. J. ....Noyes, A. T. ....Pickworth, C. R..Charles, W. M. ..Bell, E. T. ......Brookes, H. .....13 - 2 1 3112 3 - 1 288. 1 3 2 249 - 1 - 229 - - 1 21- - 3 1 19- 3 3 - 19- 2 2 1 17- - 3 '1 14- - 3 - 13- - - 1 9- - - -t5~.r

RETIRING MEMBERS OF COUNCIL AND AUDITOR.You are called upon to elect officers in place of the following,who retire:-President: Mr. C. E. McDougall.Vice-Presidents: Messrs. W. M. Charles and J. P.Bottomley.Council: Messrs. Ernest Baynes, E. T. Bell, H. S. Cribb,P. Frankel, John Macdonald, and A .T. NoyesAuditor: Mr. E. G. Oxley.The closing date for receipt of nominations for any of theoffices enumerated is 17th January, 1922.With the exception of Mr. W. M. Charles, as Vice-President, and Mr. E. G. Oxley, as Auditor, all the abovementioned gentlemen are eligible for re-election. Mr. W. M.Charles, retiring Vice-President, is eligible for re-election as amember of Council.The following gtntlemenii remain in office for a furthertwelve months :-Messrs. W. J. Affleck, II. Brookes, JohnHiron, ('. R. Pickworth, P. J. Syines, and ('has. Taylor.Yours faithfully,For, and on behalf of the Council,ERNEST BAYNES, Chairman.Brisbane, 1st January, 1922.

REPORT OF THE CHAIRMANof the Council ofTHE ROYAL NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL &INDUSTRIALASSOCIATION OF QUEENSLANDFor the Show of 1921.-----------GENTLEMEN,The Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition of1921, held in our Grounds, at Bowen Park, was a glowing tribute to thewonderful recuperative powers of Queensland. For some time, droughtlaid a heavy hand on the land, but a splendid season following enabledmany of our primary industries to make a speedy recovery, bringing inits train increased production. There is one thing this year's Show did-it taught us more deeply to cherish the heritage of natural industrialwealth that is ours. It also served as the annual tally of the industrialprogress made in (Queensland, and that being so, it may be claimed thatit fulfilled a unique function in our economic history, while at the sametime it afforded an opportunity for mutual judgments and the intimatelinking up of the thousand and one interests brought to a common meetingground. In essence, the Show proved to be the gathering place ofall the clans of our industrial, farming, and pastoral brotherhood.Thousands of exhibits were set out in orderly array, so that all interestedcould see the products of the State. It is, tlherefore, very pleasing tobe able to report that the Show was an unqualified success, and thatanother mile post has been passed on the high road of achievement.In a review of the Show, it is not possible for me to make referenceto all Sections, and to all Exhibits. I would like to say, however, thatthe District Exhibits, and the One Man Ir'n I isllay;is, deserve specialmention. His Excellency, Sir Maltthew Nathan, \vwns very much interestedin both displays, and he intimated that he would consider thequestion of presenting a special prize to encourage those who, in future,decided to exhibit in the One Man Farm Section of the Show. I wouldlike to add that no Section of the Exhibition gave evidence of keenerpreparation than the District Exhibits, where the field of productivitycovered was as great as it was varied. As usual, the pirolucs stagedby the competing districts were of a high order. There is no doubt thatthis particular Section of the Royal National Show did more in the wayof promoting inquiries by intending settlers on the land, tlian any otherdisplay.This year, there was a very fine collection of fruits, attractively set

While admitting the excellency of the fine exhibit made by theSSouthern Queensland Fruitgrowers' Association, it would be well tomention that we are departing somewhat from the policy of our Assooiationin allowing this form of exhibit, because it will have a tendencyto do away with competitive and individual effort.One of the greatest attractions, this year, was the DehydrationDemonstration, which took place on the Grounds each day. TheGovernor General and Lady Forester, and thousands of other visitorsto the Show evinced much interest in the process. We can claim tohave done a national service in assisting the display, as it demonstratedto the growers the fact that there is a means of saving their surplusfruit.The entries in the Stud-horse (blood) Section were not so numerousas at former Shows, but taken on the whole, the quality was well maintained."Polybius" (imp.), by the great English sire "Polymelus,"was plaed first, and also secured ('hanipion hlonours. The second prizewent to Had-I-Wist, a very fine young horse, and certainly one of thebest sired by that great horse, ''Syce," who has proved his worth on theturf by winning the Queensland Leger, and also important Handicap* Races, carrying over 9 stone. When Ilad-I-XVist is let down, and is in:- stallion condition, lie should furnish into a magnificent slecimnent of thethoroughbred. I had the pleasure of showing himin to Colonel Robertson(Director of Remounts), who is most anxious to l)urchase the horse forthe Federal Government, for service in Queensland. It is to be hopedthat he will succeed in doing so. If properly natItl, "HalI-Wist"should get racehorses, as well as high-class hacks, remounts, and generalutility horses.The Clyvdesdales attracted much attention, and keen interest wastaken in the judging of this class. This year's entrants were a good,even lot, although nit equal, perhaps, to lwhat haid bIeen seen at previousShows. It is gratifying to be able to recor I that quite a number ofdraught stallions were sold on our grounds at Bowen Park.There was plenty of comlpetition in the classes for Studl I'onUie, bothSaddle and Harness. In the class for Miscellaneous Horses, the Hacksand Light Harness Horses were well up to the standard. It is a matterfor regret, however, that more young horses liil not c(ompete in the ilack'Classcs-most of the prize winners were oldI horses. The ponies shownin Harness and Saddle were a very good lot.The public were treated to a wonderful display of high-jumuping,and two new records were made. Mr. .1. Greasley's "llHector," 13.1.hands, junmpedl 6 feet s inches, estalilislhiun \\hat is consiered to be aworld's record for a pony. At the 1920 Show, this polny cleared 6 feet,* 4 inches, and consequently his record was not a fluke.- This very fine performance was followed a few days later by Mr.A. Judd's horse, "Sundown," clearing 7 feet 5 inches, thus establishinga new record for Queensland. This horse afterwards tried 7 feet 10il:ches, and almnost succeeded. IHad he been successful, he would haveI ut up a new Australian record, which is now 7 feet 9g inches.SThehorse exhibitors appreciated the cntion of the (Council in roofingthe collecting yard, anil it was quite pleasing to hear their remarks.The Cattle Sections, both Beef anil Dairy Breeds, were the outstandingfeature of the Show. In Shorthorns, a retrograde step injudginug was taken, at the request of the breeders, when a system ofhaving two juldges and a referee was tried against our well established

27custom of one judge. I think breeders will now admit that a mistakewas male in adopting the former systeI, and it is hoped that it willnever be tried again.Mr. W. G. C. Britten, of England, judged the Herefords, and heexpressed approval of the stock shown. I think he was surprised withthe quality of the animals which came under his inspection.The other Beef Breeds exhibited this year showed a distinct imrot with pa revious Shows. The sale of Beef Stud Cattle~IIY ~Y 'l"~""was \ v 'erv cl Ilull.:rntl ull , and l)lel there e ix is no clonbt doubt st;ltioii station o~llc owiners rHe Iiiiss~ uijsstt il :1 a great ~Sre:rtopl'o'tunity opportunity of sccurin~ securing Iii~h-clnsu highclass pcdi~ree pedigree stock :It at Iiritlherd bullbullpriceu.prices.Thr The ntlltl-1,I stitil-breet c c~iols lers sll(,lll(l should receive Icccivo Letter better xulport, support, otherwise they will goout of \,nninrss, business, \~itil with the iesult result tli:it that our )ler~ls her Is \\'ill will clctcriorntr, deteriorate, untl anti thecl"slity iual ity (,t' of our Ibeof Ic c:f n will becone Iccolne scconllsecon I ciass.cinss.'I~llr The I':it Fat ('attlu ('attle were ~-cro :1 a rrnrs reflex of tile tie good ~uotl season Mcnson cspcricrtrrtl, experienced, anal nrill~erc:l were a ~listinct distinct fr:rtiiic feature of tlic the 8110~. Show.It is Iloubtful if ~e we ~ia\ iave eeveroeen seen a better lot at 130wcn Bowen Park, bnt but It at ttic the :riictioii action Rnlru sales tile the Iriccs prices \~cre wcre\'1'1.3' very lo\\ low f(,r for HII('11 such fill(' fine St()('lC. stock.Tlic The T):liry Daiy c':ittl~~ cattle Sectioii nas was n a splrri~liil splend il cllc.:lllcl nuC, and ill in :111 all classcu classes Ylio~velciarllc general r:lll c~sc~il~ excellence. c. llc rl'lir The tlizlll:lg display \\ was :is Iiic~ one (,1' of tlii tI Ic lost wt tliatshow-that Iiauhasc\everc'rIlc blcni nrl sCc~ll stiti cri ((Ii oiii oil ~iJI()M. Show Groun.OrOllll((S.The SMlnce Swine Section ~icc~nHH was well ~-cll fill~~~l fillea I n with itll Iiii)l-ci:lss Iiighit-aiss slcc sjtciiimen1s iiiic~iir of thc thevarious t)r('P(ist:lllll breet Is, a inI sixty-iii SiSf!.llill(. elltl.i('5 ent ries cw \\.('1.(' er I.(!C~i\.~'l( receive I ill iin tllO tlie ('I;ISS~Y cliasses forStlltl Stud a~lll anti 1'':ct Fat Hllt Sheep. c~l,.The I)o~ I)og anti and I'ollltr\. l'onltrv Sectilllrs Sectins \\.cl were (~ \c\ try rS Routl good iiitlrc in Ieal. il. Oing tothe thle I;lrcr lrce ituitiher 11111111n1r ()1. of ('Sl;ilitS, cxli bits, (l!lr or C:ll,:li.it\. Ce:liifl y for sl';'ce, space, iI1 il each c3ch scction,Hcction,n~as was taxed to the utniost. utmost.'rheTheyplrll~lidsplentlidc011rf9courtsnrmn~cdarrangedbybythetheQucclrHlnlltlQueenslanidCrovernulrllttGovernuientatat-~.l :icl~ racteal ll I11;1II~' Imnny \.iSif~)l.d,;lllll \ isitors, anal \\.('I.C we(e 01) of ~:~I.(':ll grt'eit ('(lll(':lti()ll;ll tdinictitnial \.:1111~'.vac. IFor thelirnt irnst tiiiie tine ill in rllal~Y many SC:IPi,, years, tli~rc! there was wns I!o ito liHJLCrY fishery COllrt. colurt. It Was was Illi~SC'~I missed Very verymuch indaeydI.AI1 An inl~ovntioll iniovatitti \\ wxas :ls Ill:L(Il' itiatle ill in our 0111. Satlurday ~:lfllT~lrY)ri 's progruminhIe I)I.O~l.:IIIII1IC \~11('I1 when Aanmlber of ( hanipioti Athletic Events were decided under the auspices11111111~(1r of (jll:Lllll)i(lll I~tlllCti(l 15\'('11tS werc~ ~lcciitlc~L under tile nuMpicrsof tile the Queensland ~~llc rllsl:lnddAmiattmniii XII1:lt('illll Atllictic At hletict Asso~i:~titril,Assocititioii, tototllc~c~these werewl~r e :~lldcllnaitdealYn ln Tll1l)r~;ll(r 111111 rrl llttill(T Cl()llt( StS) \\.lli( ll Illn((C nftc~rnoon."U' soei '~ VL"")""~i Junpinig U and 'Irotting - IVY- -n ctnitests, which made an enjoyable afternoon.('onfiitl~ 'onsitleition liltiol1 is Lc'iii~ beinitg ::i\cll given to a bi~i~c bigger l ~lilts shtorts progra lro~rnlllllloo unite For for Ilcst next yeir. year.'I'he 'Ihe o~itst:uitlinC: outstanding fc fture ntul e of till' the iuprovemnits male this year wasthe rUlllo\~ll removal of the fteicts fciicc~s oil on ( each ;~C11 side siile Of of tlic the street stl c'l t dividing ~li\.i~iiii~ (,ur our ((IPOlllldn. ((Irounlds.It,It einalbledcn:lbled thethe publicIublie toto scuttersc~uttcrfreelyflcc lg :~I1~1atid easily,c;isily, nllttl[ndnllo\velllallowedtlionethoseillintile the ]~iVo Live Stock Sto~ k lieRc~r\ Reserve c! 1(, to set sc i' I tlic tie Pill~ tin g ('\.('LLtX. ev cuts. ()Llr Our tJ1:lllkS thait ks ;II.I' a rt IluH lue tothe the ](lin~,ane Bristane (iity ( ity ('oullCil ('ounCilfor tlic t he c toimctess oiict ssioii ion b'i\'rlll given to IIH us to fcllll)Orarily tenmpjiorarily(']OHU tloso tile the road rO:III\V;LY. way. It was a etui i which was thoroughly appreciatetIby h? tlic the pulic, pllllic, as \~( well II as byatc(i 1,SmeiIllclllbcrsbersofoftliiHthis('ouncil. ( ouncil.'I'hP 'The Iic tie \r w n? systemim stC1IIl of lllilllitt:\ll('C! aIdm ittaitee ttl tti the (:rUIIII~IS (roumials 1)I.OVr~l prov'e I ii a ~r(':Lt great success,YUDCUgB,aiidand miii tli~ t c~ 1is Iio nio tloult outt tllnt tht tlic the Iiew new gate erected oil on the Rowcn Bowen BridgeRoatl Road M~;1 was i rl a jil great cat convenience to those living in that locality.It isIleccssH uiecessmt'v \ III;(1 Iinat tlln the ('cullcil I otumcil of the I~cv:rl lIlval h':itioii;il NationIl Associnticll Associatitot should'give ell;lv early eoiisi~l~ consiteration rntion to a nitutmbcr Iluullcr of ot~icr otlier inlllortalltlt i po rtanmit illlllovclllc~~ltu, ilti provenwitisuch uuchas:-i. 1. l')ir T'he PrCction erection of a new IIC~v (;r1~11~1 (1ranuia Stiuianl Stilllil ()L) otn the tllU Wittl site ()P of 111(' I hie I)'.('Ht~llt teeseltoollen wootlen Mntr\lccturcr, structure, and n11(i c extenaliiig xtc ll~lillfi tOM'ill'llO towards tile the Illllill main ClltrBLlCB entrancegates. My idea is to crect a ' I )oule-tlec ker '" St ta rut, theglltes. hly illcu is to c cl ~ct 11 ''loull~ -tlcc lcctr'' Cjtall(i, tileuncioriicnthunderneath part factinb facing tile the allllcxra,, aninexes, to Ie be fittutl fittetl up with ~ shops ulio~nanilanti stalls, and thus be re\eeue revenue iroclucillg. producing. The Tlie luil((ing builiing ofsuch a Grand-stand would entail a coNsitloruble consitlerable expl'llliiturt(, expemiliturs,and probably the financial part of the scheme could be arran#ril. arranged.-^ .,

w -'X. The installation of a Septic Tank System. I consider this,and the erection of the Grand-stand as imperative.i. The covering of the drain at present running through ourland at the back of the Grand-stand. This work would givethe Association an increased area of ground.4. Additional spraying facilities for cattle are needed. I wouldsuggest the erection of new spraying and washing yards inthe dairy cattle section.In conclusion, I would like to say that the Brisbane Tramways Co.did all in their power in the matter of transporting the big crowds toand from the Show Grounds, and in this connection the Company deservethe thanks of our Association.The police carried out their duties in an efficient manner. TheInspector of Police stationed at the Show Grounds eulogised the orderlyconduct of the crowds.I wish, also, to express my appreciation of the excellent work donebefore and during the Show period ib the offic'e staff, and the groundstaff, whose efforts made it possible for the Association to set forth sothat all might see, a wonderful picture depicting the chief products ofthis great State-a picture that excited the admiration of all who saw it.I also desire to thank the Press for the valuable assistance renderedto the Association.Personally, I would like to thank the members of this Council fortheir loyal support, and for the hard work done by every individualmember of the Council.Yours faithfully,(Signed) ERNEST BAYNESChairman.

THE TROTTING SECTIONBy. C. R. Pickworth.3' V* *-I am pleased to say great int3lcst has been taken in the T'rottingEvents, I think, mir.re this year thai usual, as requests were madle thatmore Trotting Events shold be run on Wednesday and Thursday insteadof so many on Monday and Tuesday, which request we can give considerationto when compiling our programme for 1922."Globe Derby " the Sydney horse, which was entered to attemptto lower our one mile track record of 2 min. 15 sees., established August14th, 1918, by "Maori-land" (for which we offered £200 prize money)dlid not appear, the risk of shipping the horse from Sydney being toogreat owing to the rough weather prevailing on the coast at the time.The non-appearance of this very fast horse caused considerable disaplpointmentto the publlic, which every ('ouncillor regretted. With aview of avoiding such disappointment again, I would make the followingrecommendation, namely, that we incrase the prize money for 1922, forthis event, to £300, and 1 do so ;at this early stage to give some enterprisingQueenslanlder an opportunity of purchasing a horse capable ofreducing the rccor !., ami whose services would be valuable to thisState.Our Track Record has been lowered by different Stud Book Stallions,from 2 minutes 26 seconds in 1910, to 2 minutes 15 seconds in 1918, or11 seconds in eight years. Hachl Stallion has done service in this State,some of thlm have remained here permanently. The Royal NationalAssociation has, therefore, done much to improve the type of Trottinghorse in Qucenslaind.The total Prize Money we arec now offering, in this Section, is £358.I would recommend that we increase this by £147, making our total fornext year £505. l'etails of the allotment I need not go into now, butwould ask the (Council's approval, so that the facts could he made known.to Trotting men.DAIRY CATTLE EXHIBITS.Hy Messrs. W. ,JIs. Affleck and W.M. (Chai"es.While tlhe exhibit of Dairy Cattle, at this year's Royal NationalShow, did iot break any record for numbers, it established a new standardof quality. The exhibits all through were excellent, and theenthusiasm displdyedl by breeders, in bringing out their cattle to thehost advantage, was a great pleasure to see.The D)airy C(attle Section of the Royal National Show is the mirrorof the dairying industry. The improvement which has been effectedin recent years, in the quality of the cattle shown, is merely a reflectionof the improvement which has taken place in tIhe stud herds. Therehas been a marked improvement in thimi respect throughout the wholeState. From the Atlh'rton Tableland ti the Tweed, the breeding ofbetter cattle has gone on apace. The Hlerd Book Societies have promoteda fine spirit amongst breeders, and the contests at the RoyalNational bring out this spirit in the best form.We are happy to see a gradual awakening to the value of HerdTesting. For many years our Society has held Home Milking Competitionsfor all breeds, and these have been a source of great interestto breeders. Now, however, the demand is for Long Distance Tests,;,,'1.\IX.- ^gi~~ig~i 'i-'i~ t i~th -- ^jf^-A

and our Association will have to consider the advisability of encouragingthe making of these long distance tests. In these days, when an enlightenedman sets out to buy a bull, he wants to know whalrt his darnhas given in nine months. It is right that hie should know, and rightthat he should demand this information before hie bus.We have to thank the gentlemean wio coutriotll si) muchh to thesmooth running of the I)airy Cattle Section, tis yea:r. Thle onoraryStewardsw are as full of enthlusiasni for tlliir worke as the Ilreelers themnselves,and it is a great Pleasure to us to h~e iiso~i:teil writh theiii inmaking the Royal National oner of the finest, if not thle finest, l)ai ty('attlc Show inl the ( 'oinmnonwealth.THE SHEEP AND SWINE SECTIONS.yJ. P. Bottolly.I have mluchl leasure iii subitting a1 Report of thle Sheep andlSwine Sect ions of or 1921 Show\\.FAT I LEP. Thle emit its iii this Sct ion we ic oi lv fir iii n Inihe rshot goodl inl qualit. l';xiliitorn nd other~s a(re of the( opiion~ thant our(lternmd I hlope it w\ill he thel maii'ns of inlcreatsing thec iamuhe~cr of exhilitfor our 1922'; Show. .Mr. Edgllar B~aynels jlge~l this Seectioll, IiIlhis)decsios gve atifae io. dlesire to eon -c e v to Iii iu onr thiri k s forhis services.S'U ) 11E~'.rIlic enitries were veI~y smaI~ll anti~ inl no wayreresnltedt the Sheep indlustry of Queensland. Anl effort is about to bemade to thloroughly re ise thisH Sectinl, and we t rst t lint we slial Ireceive thle sup~ort of tud See lcl t:re ~lers iii t 1is~ n I ot hem Sitate.Wen intndi to issuie a p~relimina:ry Schedu~l e at ail earl Ilat.SWINE.Thiis is a veix'i~ioitil Sil in ll fl l ies cr ml~tas numerous as we \.II11 o have.( like'l I till, i lla u it, t hey uv'ere v rygi ot indcee. The I, g Sles were e 1? lv sueee shi I, tie 1lie l nd bingbgr:i t, good prices he'i hgrc I.CLi Se I br01 Uoni St tik. lIi sicl i iistine ,U1' to £40 was paid Itir pigs. it is s f'e to sayv thaut thre slcc 5inlfu ,ial eswil I be thle meanIs oh Ii rin~ing reatC cm 1 itti ul1. oi~Set via Lr.I ds~ire i) esljires mvI\ a~lilrtcititic ll of thliw(1. Siwar2~Iti ,nr. i. 4Lee hi fo vluale ervce thuilg the Exhibition.REPORT OF DISTRICT EXHIBIT COUNCIL STEWARDS.We1Ivi ha leasn r i 5 it ii1ll till I~u Reort ui,ol thec JDitritThle 'ri lary Pro 0(0 Is and I\Ill Mannl fac (I to cr5, or us is mlore geneuralyknown, the A. (iratl, ha:Il th mee cities,~ \ i.: -I ~lli mig I )owsl, WestMoretol, Wide Bay & Bureutt.Wo expected that the Northernn Rivers nal thle Southl Coast l)ibtrietlwould also hve colietkt, but en accouit uf thle flods, etc. inl thle

Northern Rivers District, they were unable to come forward, but weunderstand it is their intention to compete at our 1922 Show.The South Coast District, much to our regret, returned the organising'fees they had applied for, and intimated that they could notexhibit. We hope that 1922 will see this District represented at ourShow.The Exhibits were undoubtedly the finest yet seen at our Exhibition,they were of high quality, well arranged, and the display was excellent,we congratulate the Districts upon the success of their efforts.The amended Schedule, under which the competitions were carriedout, was an improvement on the previous Schedule, the complaints werefew indeed, and further suggestions will be considlered at a conferenceto be held in October.The IHonours awarded were:-Points Prize MoneyWest Moreton ............ 1st. 1094 £133 5 2Darling Downs .......... 2nd. 1079h £131 8 8Wide Bay & Burnett ...... 3rd. 906 £110 6 2ILLUSTRATEDI) BOOKLETIn con'rectio with this Seclion, an Illustiated Booklet was issuedfor competition, the West Moreton District obtained first prize, theirBooklet being bright, pithy, and very nicely illustrated; the second prizegoing to thle bDarling Downs District, their Booklet being a very creditableone indeed.This, in our opinion, is a very good way to advertise Districts, andthe effects of the same must be far reaching.Visitors to the various Courts were presented with one, and theirExcellencies, the Governor General Lord Forster, and State GovernorSii' Matthew Nathan, seemed pleased to have the inlformation andstatistics placed before them in such concise form. Fifty copies fromeach D)istriet were hauded over to the Royal National Association, andit is intci!leil to distribute these in other States .ani (Countries.I'IIIMARY I'RODIUCTS ONLY, OR 'B' GRADEThere were four entries in this Section, viz.:.-Kingaroy, Gympie,Northern Darling Downs, and Maranoa.These, also, were very fine exhibits and tieflected the greatest creditupon those connected with each Court.The quality was good, the exhibits well arranged, aml the effect wassplendid.The competition was very keen, there being only 36 points betweenthe first and fourth prize winners.The results were:-Points Prize MoneyNorthern Dlarling Downs .. 1st. 794 £82 4 0Maranoa ................ 2nd. 774 £80 2 7Kingaroy ................ 3rd. 705 £79 3 11Gympie .................. 4th. 758 £78 9 6

~~u!~~~b' ~ ~ flnl~~~ik~-t~i rt prize are to be complimented on theirsplendid exhibit, this being their first appearance at our Show.The prospects for our 1922 Show look decidedly good, all theDistricts intimating their intention of coming forward again.BOOKLETThe Northern Darling Downs was the only District in this Sectionto issue a 3ooklt, andl they are to be comrpliented ulion the issue, whichwas aaded frt prize.ONE FARM SECTIONThere were four entries in this Siectionl, and they were undoubtelyanl attractiol, the keenest inte~est being dlisplayed by thle visitors, theresourcefuless of the exhibitors being comnmented upon generally.The results were:-PointsPrize MoneyMr. Haag, Roadvale .... 1st. 421 £34 1 1Mlr. 1)onges, Drayton . .. . 2nd. 387 £316 2Mr. Alle, Gympie........3rd. 383k £31 0 5Mr. Pllen, Helio...... 4th. 22 £23 12 4The exibits were well dislayed andi refected rat credliit upon theexhibitors.It is n li~v to (lle that the winn r of the fourthi pize s~cure '9points more.( flin;t the wiimr of thec first prize aIt our I!t3 92(1 Sho, whliltthe first plrize wvinner was 138 points hligher thann thre first in 190. Weozmgrliilate all the exhi~itors u~on thle ucccss of their ffort.Weu de~i me toi express our apprciatio nl ani tha miksM to thec twenty-twotheir idecisionsi~ wereI \'ey satisrfactor, ao, talking inlto comiidrat ionthi wpile ai I varlied nluture of the thi i mig to heR jiltI IO we iut comjdimcitheml upon the thoroughnell ss \\vithi whlich theyV carriel Iout thecirdutii .We are also indebltedl to our lio. Szt ewrd,, Mr. (. P. ot toiy, forthanks arec hlerew\\ithxpressdC~.being c':Iiiel oait suI(CCefuly.gEod to know thit we hntve 'Stifieti Ex I:lihit es.HWec ia 211101) cimieli~le tlis Rep.lrt w'it oot ex~lrtSSinl (iii. npIreel.(ialilntimes N \\(In(o ehmelmm.lflly amnl fa~ithfully rendeIIrdl. I sitet ienrt~ haVe stlIn a1 reithle anI l h'ic(imit ohicer~ iii Comnmineeltiumi \? itli tint Assonattioi.We s me (ert inl IPeased withl thle success of this Sct iiin, antilthiat url Sow ul! 1122 will be evenl moreI'L suICCessful.ope

- t . ~u~ i -A- .. ,^ ' . . _ . . * - ^ . '. t- - _ ' ., - .-/r__f_~_l* ,, -.-33VALUE OF HERD BOOKS.By R. S. Maynard.The Secretary has invited me to tell, in a few words, of the achievementsof the Herd Book Societies during the past few years. Thatthe Herd Book Societies have done much to improve the standard ofcattle throughout Queensland is a fact, but I believe the work they havedone is small compared to what they will do in the future, now that theyare so thoroughly well established.Herd Book work is co-operative work. Its success depends on theenthusiasm of the men who make up the Societies.The better cattle movement had its greatest fillip in Queenslandwhen the Royal National Association decided to admit to its Show onlysuch dairy cattle as were registered in the Herd Books of their breeds.The Royal National Association was the first to adopt this condition ofentry. It was some time afterwards that a similar condition wasadopted by the Metropolitan Shows in the South, and by the leadingprovincial Shows in Queensland. Naturally, there was some little outcryagainst the adoption of this condition. It was said that it wouldlimit the number of entries, and spoil the interest in the Show. It hadthe very opposite effect. It gave men confidence. Many dairymencome to the Shows to buy stud animals, and they can now come to theRoyal National and buy with the knowledge that they are buying studcattle, properly registered in their Herd Books.Within the last couple of years, the Beef Cattle Section has adoptedthe Herd Book qualification for entry at the Royal National, andti alreadyits good effect has been noticeable. The Beef Cattle Societies are notconfining their activities to the mere registration of their cattle, butare inaugurating competitions which will, it is believed, lead to amarked improvement in the quality of Queensland beef. At the 1922Royal National it is hoped to exhibit shorthorn, Hereford, andAberdeen Angus steers under 2 years of age, ready for killing. One ofthe difficulties in the way of Australia getting a good share of the meattrade of Europe is that we do not produce the class of beef which findsgreatest favour in European countries. England, especially, demandsbeef that has been quickly grown. Argentine meets this demand withtwo year old beasts that have been topped off on artificial pasture andgrain. It is the aim of the Beef Cattle Societies, here in Queensland,to educate cattle growers up to the need for improvement.It is my opinion that when the work of the Royal National Associationand of the Herd Book Societies is fully appreciated, it will be acomparatively easy matter to double the production of dairy productsin Queensland, and to produce better beef in half the time that it nowtakes us to produce our present quality.^1~

84STATEMENT of RECEIPTS adRECEIPTS.Adlvertising in Schcdule, Catalogueandl Sale of CataloguesBullock Weight G~ussing('onlision . .DnoationsEnltry Fees *Grloud RentsGate, Turstyle, nd~ Gr1and~ StantlMemlbrs' SulbsritionsPrivileges . * *Irent, (.rego y 'rcrlitace PropertySpace Rents1Sundr~y Receipts.Credit lHalane 1t Jatnuary, 1921mdit Rilg P rogr~ain u,12~*. .. . . 131 11 0* . . . . . 1.030 8 61,446 6 10)2,493T 5Receits . .. 9,548 17 6.. 4,320 13 0* . .. .. 1,232 15 0)140 U 0* ... .. 1,706 10 3:486 15 923,331 9 2975' O1l£24,306 10 1PHILIP PBANEL, Hon. Treaurer.J. RAIN, eretary.

EXPENDITURE for Year enading Ist Dec , 1921. IEXPENDITURE. "£ s. d.Advertising .. .. .. . . .. 668 12 8Audit Fees .. .. .. .. .. . .. 42 0 0Bank Charge, £1; Exchange, £10/10/ .. .. .. 11 10 8Cartage, Motor and Cab Hire . . . . . 272 5 5Commission . . .. .. . . . . . 51 6 6 -Catering .. .. . . . .. . .. 768 7 10District Exhibits (excluding Prize Money) . 1,055 15 4-Dehydration . . .. .... 211 0 0"-Fodder .. .. .. ...... .. 35 15 10Freight . .. .. .. 7 9 8\(General Expenses .. .. .. . .. . 606 2 0O, 'Gregory Terrace Property .. . 651 3 4Hire of Furniture .. . . . . . .. 20 7 5Insurance .. . . .. . . .. .. 276 0 8Interest . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 122 0 0Inprovements (including Repairs and Alterations) .. 5,009 0 2Judges and Stewards' Expenses . .. . .. 408 13 11Legal Expenses . . .. .. .. . .. 26 5 0Lighting: Gas £11/18/2; Electricity £55/13/10 . .. 67 12 0License Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 0 0Music . . . . 74 10 0Members' Badges .. .. . .... 55 2 6-Maintenance (Grounils and Buildings) .. .. .. 544 1 1Plant . .. . .. .. 286 0 0Prize Money . . .. . . . 4,576 12 3P61ice Expenses . . . . . . . 51 7 6Printing and Stationery . . . . . . . . .. 513 1 4Printing Schedule, Catalogue aind Ring Programme .. 607 14 10Rates: Water & Sewerage, and Municipal . . .. 884 10 3Rent of City Offices . . . .... . . 212 13 4Ribbons and Calico .. .. .. ... . . . 219 3 11Stamps and Telegrams . . . . . . 243 10 6Sularies and Wages-Permanent Staff .. 2.109 5 0Temporary Staff .. 450 8 7Wages, preparing andCleaning up, andShow Week .. 1,830 8 54,390 2 0Show Expenses .. . .. . 626 6 5Sanitary Charges . . .. .. .... . 53 6 0Travelling Expenses . . . . . .. 226 6 1Timber . . . . 10 1 823,900 16 10Credit Balance, 31st December, 1921 .. 405 13 8£24,306 10 1Examined and found correct this first day of January, 1922.E. GRIFFITH OXLEY, F.C.P.A.HAMILTON S. SHAW, A.F.I.A., A.I.A.Q.

__ROYAL NATIONAL Agricultural and IndustrialAssociation of Queensland.SCHEDULE SHOWING RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE (Years 19I4-1921 inclusive)Gate ReceiptsEntry FeesDonationsGround Bent and PrivilegesMembers' SubscriptionsSundry ReceiptsSalaries and Wages-PermanentStaff ..Salaries and Wages-Temporary StaffExpenditure on PermanentImprovementsPrize Money, includingDistrict ExhibitsWater and MunicipalRatesRent, City Offices .InterestGeneral Expenses__19145910 151205 13670 101727 162103 81847 1127072294445710915651440219155169 71019 18684 71483 151705 101413 70 9 115317876964340721561703125RECEIPTS.19165341 16952 17691 131253 101935 131869 1119176626 71195 17958 10747 192083 42145 11EXPENDITURE.1095 2 0 1360 6 11651 8 1 1502 17 1119187208 111359 9991 161862 102548 12406 6381 16 3 5072 14 11 I 26993817 11 10 4291 14 135 13 7 ! 52 16 2161 9 0 174 12 U139 5 6 100 0 03734 14 10 5511 5 01750165310 1114 117 74661 3 76018833342401919 192092 13 0 11374 171513 2297 3 6 1199 82530 82067 9 0 4821 41819 9 9 4873 161821 722 18660 90441912 12 4998 15 36535 9 717793225423240931833468941~= __ _~ ~~4534 3 019219548 171446 6]1030 82939 5.4320 154045 16 '2109 5"2280 175009 04576 12884 10-212 13122 08705 1&

I _ i _ . * .3' N-1 'CHAMPIONS, 1921 SHOW.Thoroughbred Stallion .Thoroughbred MareDraught Stallion ..Draught Mare . ..'ob Stallion . . .. ..Harness Pony StallionSaddle Pony Stallion ..Welsh Pony Stallion ..Pony MareHackSingle Harness Horse ..Saddle Pony ....Harness PonyHORSES.M. F. Yore's "POLYBIUS."Mrs. L. M. Fraser's "BORROSINA."A. T. Cheswick's "MARSHAL FOCII."J. H. Kilvington's "WINSOME BARONESS'E. Thompson's ' WINDERMERE METEOR"''Norman Lochran's ' SON HAROLD."Richardson & Cameron 's '' WELSH PRINCE' ''Theo. Simpson's "THE WELSHMAN."Robt. Beattis's ".BELLBIRD."W. Tomkins' "CORINDA."E. Stanfield ' 'IEDNA WILKES."IR. Baker, Junr., "POSTCARD."L. Stephen's "TEDDY."BEEF CATTLE.Shorthorn Bull .. ... . Burgess' "FAIRY PRINCE 3rd."Shorthorn Cow .... ('. E. McDougall' "LYNDIHURSTPRINCESS IMPERIAL 2nd."Hereford Bull .... Mrs. E. Lumley Hill's "SIR HAMILTON."Hereford Cow .. .. Mrs. E. Lumley Hill's "VIXEN 32nd.")Devon Bull .. .. .. R. A. Howell's "FIELD MARSHALL"Devon Cow ...... R. A. Howell's "LUSTY 32nd."South Devon Bull .. Nestle & A.-S. C. M. Coy.'s "SPECIAL."South Devon Cow .. Nestle & A.-S. C. M. Coy's "LAVENDERLADY."Aberdeen Angus Bull .. G. C. Clark's "PROUD PEER of TOLARNO''Aberdeen Angus Cow .. G. C. Clark's "SCOTSWOMAN."Fat Bullock .. .. .. S. Watson & SonsDAIRY CATTLE.Ayrshire Cow .... J. H. Fairfax' "GAIETY OF MARINYA"Ayrshire Bull .... Jonas Holmes' "PRINCE ROY OF LONG-LANDS.".lersey Cow .... W. & D. Carr's "LARKSPUR."Jersey Bull .. .. .. E. Burton's "OXFORD GOLDEN NOBLE"i. M. S. Cow .. .. .. Paul Moore's "DAMSEL OF CORNDALE'"I. M. 8. Bull .. .... R. J. Morgan's "ROYALIST 2nd OF FAIR-VIEW."Guernsey Cow .... Jackson & Schofield 's "'ELSIE OF BEXLEY'Guernsey Bull .. .. Q'land Agricultural College's "SURPRISEOF THE GRON."''riesian Cow .. .. Q'land Agricultural College's "PRIM"t'riesian Bull .. .. G. Newman's "DOMINION DOMINO'SDUTCH BOY"National Champi on M. Lawrence's "CHARMEB 2nd OF CITYButter Fat Teat Cow VIEW"

District Exhibits.PRIMARY PRODUCTS AND MANUFACTUREa.'A' GBADE.The A Grade, Primary Products and Manufactures, brought forwardthree competitors, viz.: West Moreton, Darling Downs, and WideBay & Burnett. There was a very keen contest between West Moretonand Darling Downs, West Moreton eventually triumphed, scoring 1094points as against Darling Downs' 1079j, Wide Bay & Burnett being thirdwith 906 points.(1).-Dairy Produce (210)-Butter, I box .......................... 90Milk, condensed, concentrated, or dried,and 'by-products .................... 40Cheese, 1 cwt . ......................... 60Eggs, suitable for domestic use, 1 dozenof each variety ..................... 20(2).-Foods (185)-Hams and Bacon .....................Rolled and Smoked Beef and Mutton ....Smallgoods and Sausages, if smoked orpreserved ..........................Fish, smoked, preserved, and canned ....Canned M eats ............. ...........Lard, Tallow, and Animal Ois ..........All Butchers' By-products not included inany other part of scale of points ....Honey, and its by-products ..............Confectionery, factory made ...........Bread, Biscuits, Scones, anil Cakes, factoryna . .(3).-Fruits, Vegetables, Roots, fresh and preservedFresh Fruits, all kinds .................. 60Preserved Fruits, Jams, &e. ............. 30Dried Fruits ............................ 10Fresh Vegetables-all kinds, including tablepumpkins, but excluding potatoes .... 25Preserved and Dried Vegetables, Pickles,Sauces, &c. ......................... 10Potatoes, English and sweet ............ 40Roots, all kinds, and their products, arrowroot,eassava, meal, &c., samples notless than 1 lb. ............. ........ . 14Coeoanut, Peanuts, and other Nuts ...... 6210hC~cdCcsE s~p:84 78 83te° o>- 28 3645 45 485134In -191691518244 45 465 12 17185 81 138"a(195)-5418549525a2017815r7 214110 10 84 3 2195 130o 142 1a9

(10) .- Hay, Chaff, &c. (170)--Qaten, Wheaten, Lucerne, and other Hay .. 30 1.5 20 26Grasses and their seeds..........7 3j 6 43Oaten, Wheaten, Lucerne, and other Chaffs 50 25 40 38Ensilage, and other prepared cattle fodder 20 10 10 15Sorghum and Millets, in stalk......10 4 6 6Commercial Fibres (raw and manufactured) 10 7 8 6Pumpkins and other green fodder ......... 10 6 8 8Hemp and Flax............10 5 8 2Broom Millet, ready foi manufacture . . . 10 5 5 7Farm Seed, including Canary Seed........13 6 11 7170 86j 122 118.Scoured Wool .......................... 40 35 25 30GreasT Wool..............60 50 48 49Mohar . . . . . . .10 10 7 9110 95 80) 88(12) .- Enlarged Photographs (5)-Enlarged Photographs .. 5 5 s(13) .-BEfective Arraugement (80)--Comprehensiveness of view..............30 10 20 20Arrangement of Sectional Stands.....15 8 15 12Effective Ticketing...........20 2 20 15General Finish 15 8 15 1280 28 80 59JTotal.................... 1555 906 1079k 10941

*.ElSPMAZYPRODUCTS ONLY.B GRADEIn this comietition there were four districts competing, the winningexhibit, Northern Darling Downs, securing 794 points, Maranoa, 774,Kingaroy 768, and Gympie 758 points.~a.,(1).-Dairy Produce (170)-Butter ................... ........ 90Cheese ................. .......... 60Eggs, suitable for domlestiL usi, I AIz.of each variety ............ .20170*o~Ia6 ~o0 0 0ht t ~hR0W83 8U-- 5015 16 15 10149 99 145 135().-Foods, &c. (120)-Hams, Bacon, Rolled and SmokedBeef and MuttonFish, smoked ....................Lard, Tallow, and Animal Oils.Honey and its 1y-products .....Confectionery (homei-male .........Biscuits, Cak es, and Sc 0ncM thionemade)....... .......10 9 6 6 6(3).-Fruits, Vegetables, and Roots, freshFresh Fruits, all kinds .............Preserved lFruits, J ;tms, &e., pi-pa redby farmer................Dried Fruit, prepaed by farnierFresh Vegetables, including TableP'umnpkins, but exnlu injg I'otatoesPreserved and 1)ried Vegetables,Pickles, Sauces, &.........lotatoesRoots, all kinds, and their prodluctsArrowroot, ('assanv, Mleul, &e.,samples not less than 1lb.....(ucoanuts, Peunuts, and other nutsVegetable 8eels..................120 77 63 67 69and preserved (190)-60 35 50 402510)40)III10101I 1834c 3417 14 20 1830 27668777224.9727536190 127 138 1181194

Wheat .......................... 50 15 15Flour, bran, pollard, macaroni, andmeals prepared therefrom .... 10 5 3Maize ........................ . 50 42 35Maizena, meals, starch, glucose, andcornflo r ................ . 10 4 2Oats, rye, rice, barley, malt, pearlbarley, and their meals ...... 30 18 9150 84 6t(5).--Woods. Sample of Wood tp measure not less than 12 xDressed and undressed ............ 25 18 20W attle Bark ..................... 15 14 1340 .32 3380 4884 7436 384 -964 10246x 1231437inch-181028(6).--Hildes (10)--Must be free from offensive smell . . 10(7).--Tropical Products (100)--Sugar Cane ...................... 60Coffee, tea, and spices ............ 10Cotton (raw) and by-products ...... 30100111 In6 6 74 0t8194511056881515(8).-Minerals (55)-(Gold, silver, copper, and preciousstones ..................... 25 7Coal, iron, and other minerals, andsalts ...................... 30 555 1213 - 79 11 1822 11 25(9).-Tobacco (20)-Tobacco (cigar and pipe), in leaf ..(10).--Hay, Chaff, &c. (170)-Lucerne, oaten, wheaten, and otherhay ................. . . .Grasses and their seeds .........Oaten, wheaten, lucerne, and otherchaffs .....................Ensilage and other prepared cattlefodder ......................Sorghum and millets ..............Commercial Fibres ...............Pumpkins and 'other green fodder ..Hemp and flax .................Broom Millet, ready for manufactureFarm Seeds, including canary seed20101010101013170(11).-Wool, &c. (110)-BS oured W ool .................... 40Breasa Wool ..................... 60M ohair ......................... 101105 6 8 1018 13 19 216 5 7 3425 25 28 23158777510108354578712566576903048886958486944055910468788494410105

_ __ ~-. . ^_~ 1. _n.i~.ri~i P~ "'iB~ iP~;"~u~l~YI*I~?~t $iL't~i~:~I~' .7(12).-Enlarged Photographs (5)-Enlarged Photographs .............(13).-Ladies' Work (30)-Needlework, Knitting, Fine Arts ..School Work, Maps, Writing, &c., foipupils of schools in the district. 5 2 1 5 515 10 11 10 1415 11 8 13 10 i30 21 19 23 24(14).-Effective Arrangement (80)-Comprehensiveness of view ......Arrangement of Sectional Stands ..Effective Ticketing ...............General Finish .....................30 15 3; 26 -15 8 15 12 4 .20 5 15 20 20 i15 8 15 12 5 $X8 36 75 70 :37Total ................... 1250 765 758 794 774DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET.This year the Association gave prizes to the value of £27 10s. ft'rIllustrated Booklets, descriptive of the respective District Exhibits, andof the Districts in which they were produced. There were prizes foreach grade-Primary Products and Manufactures, and Primary ProductsOnly. Mr. R. S. Maynard judged the Booklets, of which there werethree-two in the 'A' Grade and one in the 'B' Grade. The awardswere as follows:-'A' Grade.-West Moreton, First; Darling Downs, Second.*B' Grade.-Northern Downs.ONE FABM EXHIBITS.The judging of the One Farm Exhibits resulted in a win for Mr. K.liuag, of Teviotville, who scored 421 points, with Mr. J. Donges, D)rayton,sccond, with 387 points, and Mr. W. Allen, (yilpie, third, with 3834I',int.,. Details are as follows:-(1).-Dairy Produce (50)-Butter, 6 bs. ................... 25Cheese, one large or two small .... 20Eggs, suitable for domestic use, onedozen of each variety ........ 5hC $ i^dO Ix "r^ca19 17 22 17'9 13 - 10. 3 44 250 81 88 26 29

~L1Y~LlliUI~UY I~il 1Li-W-l L . ji~ !_ .Li : ~_-I -~)I(2).-Foods (65)-Hams, 15 lbs., Bacon, 15 lbs ..Corned, Smoked, and Spiced Beef andM utton, 10 lbs . ...............Honey, 12 lbs. ..... ...............Beeswax, 6 lbs . ...................Bread, two loaves, Scones, one dozenConfectionery and Sweets. 3 Ibs ....Cakes and Biscuits ...............Lard, Tallow, Oils ................17 9 15 1210 8 5 7 610 4 7 - 65 5 5 4 55 2 3 5 45 1 5 3 45 1 4 3 35 3 3 3 365 41 41 40 43(3).-Fruit, Vegetables, and Roots, fresh and preserved (143)-Fresh Fruits, all kinds ............Dried Fruits .....................Preserved Fruits and Jams .......Fresh VegetablesISl-1.,,1] I11. 2e rlPotatoes, not less than 28 lbs. (orcollection), and Roots ...... . ...Table P'umipkins, Squashes, and25 16 23; 11Marrows, 56 lbs. ........... . 10 6 10Cocoanuts and Nuts .............. 3 1 2Vegetable and Garden Seed ....... 5 - 5Arrowroot, 10 lbs .................. 5 - 5Sugar Beet, 3 lbs. .................. 5 3 -Cassava, 3 lbs. ................ . 5 -Ginger, 3 lbs . .................. 5 . .245143 59 104 8812 812 611178354389(4).--Grain, &c. (65)-Wheat 25 12 8 4M aize .......................... 20 16 14 7Barley, Oats, Rye, Rice .......... 20 7 16 1065 35 38 2(5).-Tropical Products (45)-Sugar Cane, 24 stalks or one stool .. 30 5 12 2;09Cotton, in seed, 10 lbs., long staple .. 10 5 5Coffee, 10 lbs. ...... ................ 5 - - 345 10 17 t122014185244(6).-Tobacco (10)-Tobacco, leaf, dried, 5 lb......... .(7).-Hay, Chaff, &c. (117)-Hay, oateon, wheaten, lucerne, andother varieties ................Grasses and iheir seeds, incldingCanary Seed .................Chaff, oaten, wheaten, lucerne, andother varieties ................Ensilage, any form ...........Cattle Fodder (pumpkins and greenfodder)2015-- 8 36 14 14 184 10 8 911 19 12 13- 14 -- 1215 12 1514 14

V' . • ,- . .... ~.r!^. .. u~l ._:...i ~~,.~'~h~lPL~ Lle~26~\'I O~c-rl rr~" L~Uirj~lY~L;Y1Yd~i~C~~ ~Uem)- .;~n llnauru;la;l i~i~h ~-i:_ _~__ __b_ ___l~n_ i__ _r _~--~mrpvL 'p~:-Sorghum and Millet ..............H emp, 5 lb. .....................Flax, 5 lb. .Cow .Pea Seed, 7 lh. ..............Broom M illet, 10 b. . ..............1055710568 10 10 .'|4 .4 -4 4 46 5 69 9 811744103 80 94 .(8).-Wool (25)--Greasy, five fleeces ................M ohair ......... ........ ..2051717 16 17- 4 - .251717 20 17(P).-Drinks, &c. (10).-Temperance Drinks, six bottles ....1057 6 4(10).-Women's and Children's Work (30)-Needlework, Knitting .......... 7Fine Arts ...................... 3School Work, Maps, Writing, &e. . . 10Faucy W ork ..................... 103767 7 4 *:3-261-9 8 3(11).-Miscellaneous Articles of Commercial Valuo-Miscellaneous Articles of CommercialValue ........... ... ......... 5 3(12).-Plants and Flowers, in pots (5)-Plants and FIlowers, in pots ......(13).-Time and Labour Saving Articles (10)-Time and Labour Saving UsefulArticles, maile on the farm . . . . 10(14).-Effective Arrangement (30)-Comprehensiveness of view ......Arrangement of Stands ............Effective TicketingGeneral Finish3010551030161073451919 23 84 4'5 55 3 36 8 69 8 105 4 55 4 58 8 1027 24 30Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 10292421 383k 387

~. 46Milking Tests.The results of the various Milking Tests are appended hereto:COW, 4 years oldl and over, averaging the greatest daily yield ofButter Fat for 48 hours:-lb. Milk Com. Butter lb. Milk Com. Butter(1). M. Lawrence's Charmer 2nd of City View.M. 22.3 1.180 M. 16.5 .978E. 19.5 1.451 E. 17.11 1.307Total: 75.8 lbs. milk, yielding 4.916 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, ;!.32. Lactation points, 10. Total points, 49.32(2). A. Pickel's Royal 4th of Blacklands.M. 20.14 1.640 M. 18.12 1.361E. 18.7 1.545 E. 18.4 1.437Total: 76.5 lbs. Milk, yielding 5.983 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 47.86. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 47.86.(8). Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.'s Maggie 3rd of Nestles.M. 29.0 .876 M. 29.14 1.036E. 32.12 1.380 E. 27.14 1.263Total: 119.8 lbs. Milk, yielding 4.557 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 36.4. Lactatiu points, nil. Total points, 36.4(4). M. Lawrence's Princess of City View.M. 22.10 .975 M. 22.0 .920E. 19.11 .967 E. 18.0 1.040Total: 82.5 lbs. milk, yielding 3.902 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 81.21. Lactation points, 3.4. Total points, 34.61.(5). B. O'Connor's Tulip IV. of Hill View.M. 25.8 .945 M. 25.5 1.092E. 24.6 1.162 E. 23.12 1.100Total: 98.15 lbs. milk, yielding 4,299 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 34.38. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 34.38.(6).-B. O'Connor's Wakeful of Oakvale.M. 25.12 .803 M. 24.14 1.105E. 26.0 1.280 E. 24.4 1.080Total: 100.14 lbs. milk, yielding 4.268 lbs. commercial butter. Poitsbetter fat, 24 hours, 34.14. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 34.14.(7). P. Moore's Lovely of Sunnyside.M. 23.9 .757 M. 21.7 1.201E. 16.15 1.010 E. 21.0 1.010Total. 82.13 lbs. milk, yielding 3.978 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsi butter fat, 24 hours, 31.82. Lactation points, 1.i. Total points, 33.72.

7 --'tUtAn8glin 2nd of Berry.M. 21.8 .616 M. 22.10 .684E. 21.8 .870 E. 22.4 .930Total: 87.9 Ibs. milk, yielding 3.100 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 24.8. Lactation points, 8.9. Total points, 33.7(9). B. O'Connor's Dahlia 2nd of Hillview.M. 28.15 1.028 M. 29.10 1.029E. 26.4 .977 E. 27.7 1.013Total: 112.4 lbs. milk, yielding 4.047 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 32.36. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 32.36.(10.) Livingstone Bros.' Young Duchess 4th.M. 24.6 .841 M. 26.6 1.135E. 20.1 .932 E. 21.8 .980Total: 92.5 lbs. milk, yielding 3.888 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 31.1. Lactation points. 1.2. Total points, 32.3.(11). A. Pickels' Jean V. of Blacklands.M. 22.11 .861 M. 22.1 .741E. 19.13 .634 E. 18.9 .637Total: 83.2 lbs. milk, yiehling 2.873 lbs. conuinercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 22.98. Lactation points, 8.9. Total points, 31.87.(12). S. H. Hosking's Duchess of Hanover of Berry.M. 28.4 .755 M. 30.0 .940E. 28.4 .947 E. 28.15 1.138Total: 115.7 lbs. milk, yielding 3.780 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbultter fat, 24 hours, 30,24. Lactation points, nil. Total Points, 30.24.(13), Jackson & Schofleld's Butter Maid 2nd.M. 16.10 .695 M. 17.4 .677E. 16.3 .859 E. 16.1 .792Total: 66.2 lbs. milk, yielding 3.023 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 24.19. Lactation points, 1.3. Total points, 25.5.COW, 4 years and over, averaging the greatest daily yield of butterfat for 48 hours:-Comn.lb. Milk Test Butter lb. Milk Test(1). A. Pickels' Royal 4tM. 20.14 6.7E. 18.7 7.1Total: 76.5 Ibs. milk,h of Blacklands.1.640 M.1.545 E.yielding 5.983 lbs.18.12'18.4commereial6.26.7butter.Coin.Hutter1.3611.437(2). M. Lawrence's Charmer 2nd of City View.M. 22.3 4.5 1.180 M. 16.5 5.1E. 19.5 6.4 1.451 E. 17.11 6.3Totsal: 75.8 Ibs. milk, yielding 4.916 lbs. commercial butter..9781.307

IS8). NetleM.E.Total:(4). B.M.E.1 Anglo-lwim Oondlrd O M l ilk 6.' *Ii e29.0 2.6 .876 M. 29.1432.12 3.6 1.389 E. 27.14119.8 lbs. milk, yielding 4.557 lbs. commercial 1O'Connor's25.824.6Tulip IV. of Hill V3.2 .9454.1 1.162Tot al: 98.15 IbsI milk, yielding 4.299iew.M.E.lbs.Corn.lb. Milk Test Butter(6). B. O'Connor's Wakeful of Oakvale.M. 25.12 2.7 .803 M.E. 26.0 4.2 1.280 E.Total: 100.14 lbs. milk, yielding 4.268 lbs.(6). B.M.E.Tot(7). P.M.E.O'Connor's ]28.1526.4al: 112.4 lbs.__Dahlia3.13.2inilk,Moore's Lovely o23.9 2.X16.13 5.13.0 1.0363.9 1.265butter.25.5 3.7 1.09223.12 4.0 1.100commercial butter.lb. Milk24.1424.4commercialTest3.83.8butterII. of Hillview.1.028 M. 29.10 3.0.977 E. 27.7 3.2yielding 4.047 Ibs. conmercial butter.f Sunnyside..757 M. 21.71.610 E. 21.0Tot; al: M2.13 lbs. milk, yielding 3.978hbs. comni'rcial4.4.1butter.Corn.Butterr.1.1051.0801.0291.0131.2011.010(8). Livingstone Bros.' Young Duchess IV.M. 24.6 3.0 .841 M. 26.6E. 20.1 4.0 .932 E. 21.8Total: 92.5 lbs. milk, yielding 3.888 lbs. cmiiinmercial(9). 8. H.M.E.Total:Hosking 's Duchess of Hanover of28.4 2.3 .755 M.28.4 2.9 .947 E.115.7 lbs. milk, yielding 3.780 lbs.(Under standard)Berry30.028.15comminercial3.73.9butter.2.73.4butter.1.135.980.9401.138(10). Jackson & Schofleld's Butter Maid II.M. 16.10 3.6 .695 M. 17.4 3.4 .677E. 16.3 4.5 .859 E. 16.1 4.2 .792Total:' 66.2 Ibs. milk, yielding 3.023 lbs. coimmercial butter.COW or HEIFER, undler four years, averaging the greatest diailyvield of butter fat for 48 hours:--(1). E.M.E.Burton's Oxford20.9 4.219.13 5 fGolden Buttercup.1.002 M.1.160 E.19.10 3 9 .89514.13 70 1.22.Total: 74.13 lbs. milk, yielding 4.282 lbs. couuinertial butter.

' **f'ir* PHet of 1t7 Vilw.M. 19.4 4.0 .890 M.E. 18.0 5.4 1.150 E.Total: 74.3 lbs. milk, yielding 3.858 lbs.(3). E. Burton's Oxford Noble Dot II.M. 15.12 3.7 .680 M.E. 17.4 6.4 1.297 E.Total: 62.9 Ibs. milk, yielding 3.790 Ibs.(4). M. Lawrence'sM.E.Total:18.1417.675.11 lbs.17.14 3.519.1 4.9commercial butter.15.9 5.214.0 5.2commercial butter.Red Duchess III. of City View.2.6 .570 M. 20.73.2 .641 E. 19.0milk, yielding 2.864 lbs. commercial3.43.8butter..72651.093.953.860.803.850(5). B.M.E.Coin.lb. Milk Test ButterO'Connor's16.315.12Bessie3.53.6Totial: 65.14 lbs. milk,of Oakvale..657 M..660 E.yielding 2.7:4 lbs.1h. Milk Test17.1216.3commnler(ial(6). Jackson & Schofeld's Irene of Bexley.M. 9.15 3.8 .437 M. 12.10 4.6E. 10.6 4.9 .58S l. I l. 5.1Total: 44.7 lbs. milk, yielding 2.395 lbs. commercial butter.3.63.6butter.Com.ButterCOW or HEIFER, under four years, averaging the greatest dailyyield of butter fat for 48 hours:-lb. Milk Coin. Butter lb. Milk C(om. Butter(1). B. Mears' Tulip of Morden.M. 20.7 .977 M. 20.15 .967E. 17.3 .847 E. 16.8 .760Total: 75.1 lbs. milk, yielding 3.551 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 28.40. Lactation points, 8.S. Total points, 37.20(2). E. Burton's Oxford Golden Buttercup.M. 20.9 1.002 M. 19.10 .895E. 19.13 1.160 E. 14.13 1.225Total: 74.13 lbs. milk, yielding 4.282 lbs. 'commrcial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 34.25. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 34.25.(3). B. O'Connor's Bessie of Oakvale.M. 16.3 .657 M. 17.12K. 15.12 . .60 E. 16.3Total: 65.14 lbs. milk, yielding 2.734 lbs. commercialbutter fat, 24 hours, 21.87. Lactation points, 9.2. Total.740.677butter. Pointspoints, 31.07....- ato al.^t' ... ,. -, . . ;.- ,.-. ;.. - * .. .L~ ~' 'IPs~~~98yL~i~~:'Li~gi~P+-~i~Lt~Li(k~L~~* -^

= 'rr° .: - -: : . ":'.:M. 19.4 .890 M. 17.14 '".725E. 18.0 1.150 E. 19.1 1.093Total: 71.3 lbs. milk, yielding 3.858 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 30.86. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 30.86.-- . . -- --- - w w-5-,(5). E. Burton's Oxford Noble Dot II.M. 15.12 .680 M. 15.9 .953E. 17.4 1.297 E. 14.0 .860Total: 62.9 lbs. milk, yielding 3.790 lbs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 30.32. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 30.32.(6). A. Pickle's Model of Blacklands.M. 15.2 .593 M. 14.6 .585E. 14.7 .657 E. 14.7 .637Totl: 58.6 Ibs. milk, yielding 2.472 Ibs. commercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 19.77. Lactation points, 9.3. Total points, 29.07.(7). M. Lawrence's 2nd of City View.M. 10.14 .455 M. 11.10 .472E. 9.5 .35i E. 10.6 .435Total: 42.3 lbs. milk, yielding 1.721 lbs. coiinmmercial butter. Pointsbutter fat, 24 hours, 13.76. Lactation points, nil. Total points, 13.76.COW, under 4 years, giving best butter fat result, and competingin the two previous sections, with allowance for lactation points in thelast section. The points secured by the various e(,'mnpetitors were similarto those in the classes mentioned.R Mear's Tulip of Mordlein. Total points ................. .... 37.20R. Burton's Oxford Golden Buttereup. Total points .............. 34.25B. O'Connor's Bessie of Oakvalo. Total points ................ 31.077COW, yielding largest supply of milk in 4, hours.lbs. Milk Test lbs. Milk Test(1). Nestle * Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.'s Maggie III. of Nestles.M. 29.0 2.6 M. 29.14 8.0E. 32.12 3.6 E. 27.14 3.9Total: 119.8 lbs. milk.(2). B. O'Connor's Dahlia 2nd of Hillvlew.M. 28.15 3.1 M *Jin *0B. 26.4 3.2 E. 27.7 3.9Total: 112.4 lbs. milk.(3). Livingstone Bros.' Young Duchess IV.M. 24.6 3.0 M. 26.6 3.7B. 20.1 4.0 E. 21.8 3.9T t***. * no• i 11 U .. ... I-., :: .#. l..S.

(4). 8. H. Hosking's Duchess of Hanover of Berry.28.428.4Total: 115.7 lbs. milk.(Above under standard)(5). P. Moore'sM.E.Lovely23.916.13Total: 82.13 lbs. milk.of Sunnyside.2.85.1(6). M. Lawrence's Princess of City View.M. 22.10 3.7 M.E. 19.11 4.2 E.Total: 82.5 lbs. milk.(7). M. Lawrence's Charmer II. of City View.M. 22.3 4.5 M.E. 19.5 6.4 E.Total: 75.8 lbs. milk.21.721.022.018.016.517.11SPECIAL COMPETITION for COWS, 4 years old and over, averagingthe greatest daily yield of butter fat for 48 hours, for whichcmnipetition was conlucted in the second of the foregoing classes.AuPiT.knl' Rlo\a'l -th .fHlul,,lnnla nnd 58 liu olnnmmiprial huttArM. Lawrence's ( harmer II. of City View .. 4.916 lbs. commercial butter.Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.'sMaggie III. of Nestles ................30.028.154.557 lbs. commercial butter.ROYAL NATIONAL CHAMPION BUTTER FAT TEST, for Cow(any breeding), averaging the greatest yield of butter fat for 48 hours(under tile Babcock lest), and which has been the property of the exhibitorthree months before the entry. Special prize of £25, and a Cashprize of £2/2/- to the winner, presented by the Brisbane Newspaper Co.,Ltd.*'M. Lawrence's Charmer II. of City View (I.M.S.)lb. Milk Com. Butter lb. Milk Com. ButterM. 22.3 1. o'0 M. 16.5 .978E. 19.5 1.451 E. 17.11 1.307Total: 75.S Ibs. milk, yielding 4.916 lbs. commercial butter. Points,butter fat, 24 hours, :9.32. Lactation points, 10. Total points, 49.32.Winner, 1920.-B. O'Connor's Charm of Glenthorn (Illawarra):121.8 lbs. milk, yielding 6. 76 lbs. commercial butter. Lactation points,nil. *:

Home Milking CompetitionsCOWS or HEIFERS, in all competitions, averaging the greatestdaily yield of butter fat for 48 hours, under Babcock test, milk to containon an average not less than 3 per cent. of butter fat.(E). LivingstoneM. 31E. 234Total: 1094AYRSHIRES.(1). J. N. O. Ander son's Jeanette R. 3rd of Invercauld.lbs. Milk Test Com. Butter lbs. Milk TiestCom. ButterM. 26 3.8 1.16 M. 244 5.2 1.49E. 25A 4.2 1.25 E. 254 3.6 1.07Total: 1014 lbs. milk, yielding 4.97 lbs. commercial biutterr.Bros.' Young Duchess 4th.3.0 1.08 M.4.0 1.09 E.lbs. milk, violdling 4.35 lbs.(1). T. Mullen's Lady Lass 3rd.M. 21 4.8 1.18E. 20 5.2 " 1.22JERSEYS.3025commercialM. 20 5.2E. 24 5.0Total: 85 lbs. milk, yielding 5.04 lbs. commercial butter.(2). T. Mullen's Aldans Rosit.lbs. Milk Test Comn. ButterM. 20 5.8 1.385E. 21 4.5 1.11Total: 84 hlbs. milk, yielding 4.9903.0 1.043.9 1.14butter.lbs. Milk Test Comn. Butter22i 5.4 1.41521 -. 4 1.08commercial butter.(1). B. O'Connor'sM. 37.5E. 30.0Total: 134 lbs.ILLAWARRBAMILKING SHORTHORNS.Charm of Glenthorne.4.35 1.91 M.5.3 1.87 E.milk, yielding 7.56 lbs.(2). M. Lawrence's Charmer 2ndE. 28 3.6 1.19M. 304 3.0 1.055N. 32 4.0 1.S .Total: 177 lbs milk, yielding36.530.0commercialof City View.E. 26M. 304N. 297.485 lbs. commercial4.45.2butter.4.43.03.9butter.1.3651.0551.32(1). P. P.M.E.Total:(8). P. P.M.E.Total:Falt's Oaklea31 4.230 5.0122 lbs. milk,FRIESIANS.Noreen.1.531.77yielding 7.103031commercialFalt's Dairymaid.31 3.6 1.30 M. 3329 3.8 1.29 E. 29122 lbs. milk, yielding 5.53 lbs. commercial5.65.0butter.4.04.1butter.1,98M1.821.541.40

- C-.~u~- r~i~Bnsllramr~pkr~iurwr~zll; ~-~n~ -:~rJ~-;p;- 7 ~'_ I~;r;_7~!................... i--,'**\ , ' : ' - *-- -**. '-r - L~_Y.-* * '' .(3). G. Newman'sM. 33E. 27Total: 120 lbs.Colantha Queen Begla.3.4 1.3154.3 1.385milk vielding 5.355-* *" ^ - - -3226jcommercial3.54.3butter.1.321.335(4). Grindles, Ltd.'s Colantha Johanna Creamelle.M. 28 3.45 1.13 M. 31E. 32 3.00 1.11 E. 29Total: 120 lbs. milk, yielding 4.92 lbs. commercial butter.3.00 1.084.70 1.60A SPECIAL PRIZE, awarded to the Queensland Stud Book Cow orheifer, of the four breeds, in the Home Milking Competitions, giving thebest butter fat results, was awarded to B. O'Connor's Charm of Glenthorne(Illawarra).CHAMPION BUTTER TEST.The Royal National Champion Butter Fat Test for a £25 specialprize, and a cash prize of £2/2/- yearly to the winner, presented by theBrisbane Newspaper Co., Ltd., creates considerable interest among,:airymen. The prize is given for the Cow or Heifer, of any breed,averaging the greatest daily yield of butter fat for 48 hours, under theBabcock Test.This year, the prize was won by M. Lawrence's Illawarra MilkingShorthorn, Charmer 2nd of City View.Previous winners were:-19 1 2 , D. Dunn's Blossom 3rd.; 19138,MIntyre Bros.' Fancy; 1914, A. Pickles' Florrie of Blacklands; 1915,.C. Bloss's Canary; 1916, D. Dunn's Blossom 3rd.; 1917, Marquardt Bros.'Champion; 1918, H. Benbow's Joyce; 1919, no show held; 1920, B.O'Connor'a Charm of Glenthorne.

1List of Prize Donors1921 Show.£ s. t1.B.la Excellency TheGovernor..CypAustralian Meat iExport* 1 .o Cupsnaland furl nC':,b. 00 0 0I1 rtment :, Jamesof Defence 60 0 050 0 0KI k (Aust.), Ltd. 29 4 0£: emaine Brewery &q~j., u. & Co.26 5 0iDrLbane Newspaper Coy.,S a ,E. J. .. .. ..Australian HerefordSociety (Trophies)Q'land United LicensedVictuallers' AssociationS4renerry H. S..Cfrodribb Mrs.ewart &t Sons, Ltd., Alex.o'I cWhirters, Ltd.trt & Co., Ltd.& 8Ian Stark, Ltd.I sbane Tramways Coy.,Ltd.bane Newspaper Coy.,Ltd. .. .. ..1nney Isles & Co., Ltd.,Caldwells Wines. Ltd.$'enwick & Co.;Mammetein Pty., Ltd.erry, Henry & Co., Ltd.irautralian Hardware Coy.(trophy)ratrallan Mercantile Land~4a~ lietW4f'orSFinane Co., Ltd.Irut, T. C. & Co., Ltd,me, E. U.pblJas. & Sons. Ltd.Shig. Archbishop..rrest, Lang & Roper, Richard, Junr.rn. Anthony & Sonsord Hord Book SocietyEtnlandPfeggitta, Ltd.foreuall, C. E.F,-i~reheds,Ltd.John & tonsGeorge (Cup)Revie," Sydneys. Johnm H.11ey, Mrs. (Lennons HI.)Ich & Coy., Ltd., E.3algety & Coy., Ltd.Utton, J. C. Pty., Ltd..aer Sewing Machine, Co.(trophy)plhane Daily 1lrAil(trophy)nd Loan & M.A.i.Q'land Fruit-Agrociation]g. & Coy.25 0 025 0 024 3 022 0 020 0 020 0 020 0 017 17 015 15 015 15 015 15 1115 15 015 15 012 12 012 12 012 12 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 'I10 10 010 10 010 10 0)10 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 010 10 0S808 8 010 880 0 0S 770 6 0770660660660Au .ralian Bank of Comnerce,Ltd.Autralian Estates & M.('oy., Ltd . . .Bcd, R. A.Brown. Thomas & Sons,Ltd.Rank of AustralasiaIHank of New South WalesHrodribb, F. K. .Bank of Queenaland, Ltd.Baynes. Ltd.Bell, E. T. .. .Hrish ba ;as Coy. .Chapmnns, Ltd. (trophy)Collins, Mrs. W..Cotton, A. J.Collins, John & SonCommercial Banking Co.of SydneyCribb & FooteEnglish, Scottish &Australian Bank, Ltd...Fn rmers' Co-op. DistributinrCoy. of Q'ld., Ltd.l'nrmers' Publishing Co.Ltd. (Farmers' Gazette)Fox, Matt. .Coldeborough, Mort & Co..Ltd.Hart. J. H.-lardy Bros., Ltd...Hill, Mrs. LlumleyHoftnung, S. & Coy., Ltd.Iowes ros. &r Coy., Ltd.Laeour Daily NewspaperCoy., Ltd.Mactaggarit Bros.Midson, ArthurMlore, MIrs. I.Murray, C. F. .Murray, D. & W., Ltd.McDonnell & East, Ltd...McConnelp& Kirk .National Bank of AustraliaLtd.Nestle & Anglo-Swiss C.M.Coy.t~veells, Ltd..Ierett Bros.Queensland Heekeprs'Association (Trophy)Queensland Meat ExportCoy., Ltd.Queensland National BankLtd.Q'land Primary Producer.Co-operative Agency,Ltd., BrisbaneRyan, M.Steele, EdwardStorie. J., Junr. (trophy)Surgical Supplies, Ltd.(trophy)Seppelt, B. & Sons, Ltd..."Sydney Daily Teelgraph"4 8. d.5505 5 055065055050550550550550505 .5 0550550550550550550550 6 0,5 5 II550655 5 05 5 0.550550 5 5 U5505505505505 55506505505 5 ')650550550550560550

td1-iPiLISO'P PRIZE DONORS-continued.Telegraph Newspaper Coy.,Ltd.Thornhill Pastoral Coy..Tindal & SonUnion Bank ot Australia,Ltd.Walker & Hall (trophy)Wills, George & Coy.Williamson, J. C., Ltd.Williams, Sidney & Coy.Wills, W. D. & H. O..(Australia), Ltd.Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd.Bottomley, J. P. & Coy.Falt, i'. P.Bushey, C. W.Ross, R. P.Stock & Station JournalCity & Suburban ParcelDeliveryCommercial Bank of Australia,Ltd.Foggitt, Jones & Coy.Poley Bros.Hobsol) Motor SalesLaycock, Littledike & Coy.New Zealan d InsuranceCoy.Rural Industries, LAdSturmfels, Ltd. (trophy)Spencer, A. .Wildrnaii. A. 0.Bayard & Co.Bell, V. DouglasBriggs, J. & Sons ( trophy)Chicago Jewellry Coy.Clark. G. C.Day, VictorElliott Bros., Ltd...Gallagher, M. J.Ham, IsaacHaynes, C.Lysaght, John (Au..), Ltd.McGregor, Robt. & Co.Tissen. F. W.Paxton, A. ..Queensland (Grazier andWool Prodiuce JournalIthoades & Coy. .Story & RamsaySymes, P. .1.Stewart Dawson & Coy.(trophy) ..Watson, B. U.Brisbane, W. P.Logan, D. D.Taylor, Dr. W. F...Flall, F. R. . . . ..Gordon & Cotch (trophy)Donaldson, Archbishop ..Fdwarids, Dunlop & Coy,Itd. . . .Exchange Printing Coy.Finlayson, W. F.Fresh Food & Ice Coy. ..Green, J. . .Hardgrave, Mrs. J.Jackson, J. & Coy. Ltd.Joyce Bios.Kennedy, A.. .Lissner Mrs. E. (AlbertIHotel)Cowell, Sidney 0. (McGuffle& Co.)Morcoms, Ltd.McCook Bros.McLeod, A. (trophy)Roberts, Mrs. (BritishEmpire Hotel)Thomas, Mrs. LewisWorker Newspaper Co.Ltd.Judges' Asoooiatio" ofQueensland . . 2a. d2 02 02 022222 22 22 02 02 01 11151 11111111111101101 10110trophtesr:

...... . :.. .... ,... i . : , . ;i% . -..~-klu r :.u ~. W. Ilull ~.-. ~ui ..r.. np-r U y : .1: Yi rll-~--~r-~ ~ iLIFE MEMBERS.Lne., Thos. H., Box 881 G.P.O., Bris-, W. James, National Mutual Lifehaociation, Queen Street.rk, W. J., Grasmere, Petrie.kws. B., Markets, Roma Street.', R. S., Gracemere, Rockhampton.Id, R. - J., Brisbane Milling Coy.,Sth Brisbane.(, F. J., C/o Win. Adams & Coy., Ltd.,ward & Mai y Streets.i' Mrs. C. A., Melbourne.ir, J. S., Brisbane Tramways Coy.,Ld., Countess Street., Enoch, 237 Brunswick Street,Alley.a R., Banks Ltd., Grey Street, SB.g, Chas. Edward, Canning Downs,rarwick.)tt, H. Wallace, "Knowehead," Vic-Wria Point.)tt, S. Wallace, "C.'esseley," kiolwayerrace, Chelmer.Ias, Ernest, Brisbane.1e, Robert, Kenilworth Station, Eu-Lundi.ir, M., Jnr., Park Avenue, East BrisILne.z, Thomas, Garfleld, via Jericho.ndorff, C., Bunjurgen, via Boonah.e, Hon. T. C., M.L.C., Brunswick St.,alley.E. T., M.L.A., Coochin Coochin,oonah.Robert A., Transcontinental Hotel,orge Street.min, David, Creek Street.P. T., Henry Berry & Coy., Ltd.,I8 Collins Street, Melbourne.I,J. E., Perkins & Coy., Ltd., Mary St.bey, H. V., Boundary Street, West Endp, Wallace, 123 Adelaide Street.utock, S., Northampton Downs,dackall, Walter J., Albert Street, Southrisbane.* C. H., Brisbane Newspaper Coy.,ta.. Queen Street.iLbb, F. K., "Kurrowah," Gladstonecad, South Brisbane.es, H., Glentanner, Dalveen., Mrs. b. L.. 202 Jowen Terrace ,*sw Farm., John Junr., 202 Bowen Terrace,*w Farm.Ilg, G. E., CoJrciame Union elbombers, Eagle Street.~,Arthu t, Ho,. 430 ( 1l'. U.Isi, R., Nanng.ow South Wales.i, 'N. T., Deewatec New england,ron. Donaldl C.. c'nr. Anni and lIi uns-Icl( Streets, Valley.bell, Vctor~ F. .., James CampbellSonts, Ltd., C~eek Street.IL 1. S ., Brunswick Street, Newvmn.Carr, D. R. A., Longpocket Road, Indooroopilly.Carr, J. E., Longreach Building, NorthQuay.Carr, W. D., Longreach Building, NorthQuay.Carr, W. T. H., Longpocket Road, Indooroopilly.Carrington, Chas., Diamantina Hospital,Cornwall Street, South Brisbane.Carseldine, A. W., Bald Hills.Chapman, Ebenezer, Montpelier Street.Wilston.Charles, A. i., Wariington, Inglewood.Charlton, F. B.. Charlton, Elliott and Sons,Queen Street.Clark, A. E., Kerr Street, Toowong.clnrk. J. H . Kerr Street. Toowong.Conino, T. S., Turbot Street.Corrie, IDouglas M., 143 Pitt Street, Sydney.Corrigan. 13. V., Abbotsford Road, BowenHills.Cor*, G. 0., Toowoomba.Cotton, A. .1., Ilidlen Vale, Grandchester.Couldery, W. H., "Walingham," ElizabethBay, Sydney.Cowley, Sir A. S.. "Silky Oaks," Toowong('cwlishaw, lon. J., M.l.C., Bowen HillsCranley, J. P., c/o Allen and Sons, Ltd,Albert Street.Cribb, H. S., Ipswich.Davies, MI. D., iavies and Waitlrop,, ExtotiHouse, Queen Street.Davies, J. P., Boundary Street, West End1Delaney,. J. T., Delaney's Hotel, SouthBrisbane.Deittle, F. W., New Zealand Loan & M. ACoy. Ltd., Eagle Street.)elprat t, J. II.. Ta mbourine House,Brom fleet.Demnack, W. H.. "Campsie." iulimba StBlulimba.1.evoy, J. N., Quinlan Gray & Coy., Ltd..Adelaide Street.Doughty, Ilector It., Ioughty and Gravson,'Courier" Buildings.IDoyle, M. W., Maogill.Duncalfe, Thos., George Street.IElliott, 4.. .1., (ha'ln ton, Elliott andl Sons,Queen Street.Elliott, E. H., Elliott Bros. Ltd., Eagle St'auset T. F., Eagle Street.Ferguson, James, Queen Street.Ferguson, R. 0., /o Wni. Brookes andCoy. (Qi.), Ltl., Vlley.Fiellri, 0. A., .cWiiitet.A, Ltd., VarlidFnlayson, M. HI., (.'arltonl Terrnce. ManrlyFinlayson, . ., 62 Queen Steet.bi' uc~'an. I'., Ma iket St eet.I'letther,, i). Seri., Eurella, S. &r X. RailFletcher, '., ECuella, S. & X. Raiaiary~'For~ter, 0. C:. D, E~S~cA., Ltd., EdwrdStreet.iorster Misa D. M., Sutherland Avenue.Ascot.Fortescue. lI., 'Iand Brewery Ltd.,Petries Bight

gr~~~~~~ -. *naPus-.~~l.; ^''**' " /^.57aLIFE MEMBERS continued.Forth, E. E., c/o J. C. Hutton Ppty., Ltd.,Roma Street.Fox, George, Yeronga.Frankel, Philip, 114 Edward Street.Fraser, D. M., Mundoolun, Beaudesert.Galley, Richard, Courier Buildings, QueenStreet.Galley, Richard Junr., Courier Buildings.Queen Street.Gallagher, Michael Joseph, Kedron.Gibson, John, "Braeside," Bowen Terrace.Gnauck, F. H., 371 George Street.Gordon, Andrew M., 44 Stanley StreetWest, South Brisbane.Gorrie, A., Ermington Park, Ermington.New South Wales.Gould, S. G., Hooper & Harrison, ElizabethStreet.Gray, Hon. G. W., M.L.C., Quinlan Gray& Coy., Ltd., Adelaide Street.irayson, John James, Doughty and Grayson,"Courier" Building.'Greaves, (eo. A., "Woodneuk," Mudgeeraba,S.C.L.Gunn, Donald. Boolarnel Station, Goondlwindi.Hall, Graham, 27 Gladstone Road, S.B.Hall, Thos., 27 Gladstone Road, S.B.Hardgraye, Philip, Wellington Point.Hart, B., c/o F. M. Hart & Co., Wharf St.[larte, A. E., London Bank Chambers,Queen Street.larvey, James P.. c/o Harvey and Son,Margaret Street.layes, J. A., Par k l'aradelo. Sandgate.layes, Owen, Melbourne Street, SouthBrisbane.lemming, H. B., Harding Chambers,a Adelaide Street..iewitt, Geo., 346 Queen Street.(ill, Mrs. E. Lumley, Bellevue House,Bellevue.1ill, Robert S., "Warwickshire," CavendishRoad, Coorparoo.Iiron, John, Holland Street, Toowong.Follis, W.,looper, George, Wylie Street, Graceville.ving, J. Washington, M.lt.C.V.S.L., AnnStreet.ickson, George E., Robert Jackson. Ltd.,Eagle Street.tckson, James T., Robert Jackson, Ltd.,Eagle Street.ensen, Vic., Queen Street.,well, J. A., "L'Ecriu," Villa Street, Annerley,South Brisbane.,hnson, G. E. (Junr.), c/o Johnson andSons, Queen Street.,,hnston, James, Canada Cycle & MotorAgency Ltd., Creek Street.',hnston, W., Markets, Turbot Street.liliffe, E. A., Oxford Street, Bulimba.'nes, D. O. S., Teebar, Broweena.>nes, Wm. H., Dornoch Terrace, S.B',t, J. P., Jostvale, Oakey.oyce, Robert, c/o J. Wildridge and SinclairLtd., Elizabeth Street.eating, George F., Warry Street, Valley..nng, John, Kedron.King, W. Myers, King and King, LQueen Street.Kingsbury, J. J., Robert Street, TooweKirkpatrick, Thos., c/o Owen Gardner WSons, Melbourne Street, S.B.Klaassen, C. M., "Sedgmoor," Queen'sHamilton.Klaassen, C. E. B., "Sedgmoor," Que*Road, Hamilton.Klaassen, James, "Sedgmoor," Queen's ItHamilton.Klaassen, J. B., "Sedgmoor," Queen's ReHamilton.Klaassen, S. D., "Sedgmoor," Queen's RMHamilton.Knowles, S., Gem Merchant, 184 Queen: IKnox, David, Gympie Road, Kedron.Ladewig, A., c/o Hoffnungs Ltd., Cmlotte Street.Ladewig, Ernest, "Timaro," Old SandgRoad, Eagle Junction.Laidlaw, H. F., Grey Street, Sth. BrisbalLane, Dr. Morgan, Union Trustee ChamblQueen Street.Lees, Gilbert, Thos. Borthwick & S*oLtd., Wharf Street.Lethbridge, G. F., Forest Vale, MitchelLomax, Arthur R., Yandilla.

LIFE MEMBERS-- continued.i~od, A., Elizbeth Street.~ aAlex R., 171 Queen Street.aD. W., Fenwick &t Coy., Edwardlreet.&eod, J. J. W., Fenwrick &r Coy., EdlwardStreet.Keod, Scott, Ter~ica Station, Inglewood.iRen, F. W., 204 Queen Street.beH. (., Eagle Street.ie, Arthur T., Alexandra Roadl. Clayfield.;rchs, C. T., v~io Johin Cooke & Co.,Ltd.,. 111 Eatgle? St~eet.Rellly, Harry, 93 Margaret Stret.~ey, E. Griffith, 364-6 Queen Stiet.;k, R. C., 4~ Queenl Stet.ier, Harry, Corongin Station, Quipie.mfly, J. C., Realty i~evelolnenit C:o..329 Queen St~eet.Iry, G. H., Albert Street.tkworth, C. R.. Sner Sewing MahineCay., Queen Street.ulson, X. C., 14-18 Queenl Steet.itt, Thos., Fruit Exuchnge, Tur~ot Stme, R., Roma Street.rtsay, E. L., Hauchoy, imblliratnl, Via\Toowoomba.id, Mrs. John, C/o J. . Huttoni Ppty:Ltd., Rdta St~eet.KbY, . A., South Britishl InsuranceCay., Queen Steet.,brts. H. ,sle, L~ove illd~s. AdlieStreet.b~erts. T. A.. Nestles & Anlo-w iss.Cond. Milk Coy., Anin St~eet.berton, H.. "'Harlwyn2'" Abbott teet,New Farm.gbertaol, W.. Robe~tsonl &i ClomptonLtd., City Bulings.an. A. N.. Wride Street. WVooloown.ti i, J., extonl Street, Southi Brisbane..S M., C/a Australian Estates & M.,y.. Ltd.. Creek Street.F. W.. George Wills & Coy.. Ltd..arf Street.A. H., Parsons Bras. ('o. Ltd., 9.5abeth_ Street._vgBreP W. . Union anit ~nmoers,Quen Etret.Sep~elt, . . Seipelt &i Coy.. Ltd., F~ngi.Street.Shaon. .1. I :. ( )xfoi'd Downs, Nd,,'Mackay.Sipson, G~eor~e s.. S.toehenge. 'r.'.(iNorthern Mil, Now South \Vlc.South, F. L,., Kodlak (ut.) . Ltd., Queen StSpa aKes, Jane, Lyndle\. Ilby.Step~hes, Hon. W.. ML (.'., 'Wlheim.Ii)5wich Rotl, A irley.Ste~en, .1.. (/o WF. it. Scott, Queen StreetStevens, H-on. E~.M,~.l..C'., Southport.Stewrt, ~. IL, Alexandecr Stewlrt &~ Son .Lt.. Qlueeni Street.Stewart, A. ., Bld Hills.Stewart, John K., Aleaner Stewart .Sons, Ltd., Queen St~eet.Talor, J., Clifford Houe, Toowoomba.Taylo, Capt. . S., Eagile St~eet.Talor, T. McI., Moreheads Ltd., Mary StThelander, D . C. A... 1Wl Wickham Terace~'lheodor~e. IIoi. E. (:., I 'a lianent HoustTimsu, D. XV., Strathpine.Timtls, 'IV, 1), Strat~id;.Truitcy, Win.l J, Joycre. fie, ld., Stanle.Stret, South BisbanO..Wtson1, (I. W . Tndaata. liu u#nyaWatson, Richard (., Inns of ('nu~t,Adelaide Street.Wester, F. 1I., aryl st~ei.Weedon, Wanr.I. "I nisfa~l, W icl hamlTei'rce.White, John, CaRricks Ltdl . saul StreetWhitti~ham, Hon. A.ii . ~Myfleii.Han ilto i.Willims, .Tohtt, Itilway~ Traffic O)ffice,Roma Street.Wilson, Harold H., t;andah.Withaml, W. L., Ruse Street, Anneiliey.Woodhead, C'., Junr., c rye LtrdAdelaide Street.Young, D)olasR, CressbrIook Street, 'Jougoolaw ah.Young, J. E., "'Moionga,"' Bank Roadl,Gfracevle.

~ggC -~-- ---- """"--""1F ^ .~~s~"-- -**]' -:i69ANNUAL MEMBERS,1921.\bel, W., Ravensworth, Widgee, Woolooga. Anderson, Alexander , Junction Road, C\bell, E. G., 187 Queen Street.field.,.bell, E. H., Chief Secretary's Office, Anderson, Dr. A. Gerard, Windsor RGeorge Street.Red Hill.\berorombie, Jack, Crown Hotel, Rocklea. Anderson, Chas., Junir., William Street,.bercrombie, W. W. Commercial Bank of Gregory TerraceSydney, Queen Street. Anderson, D. W. L., 343 Queen Street.berdeen, M. C., 79 Gladstone Rd., South Anderson, F. J., "ICynnersley,"JunoBrisbane.Road, Clayfleld.braham, T. C., Rothwell's Ltd., Edward Anderson, James, "Elagot Ville," WelliStreet.ton Street, Woo loowin.dams, J. H., Brunswick Street, Valley. Anderson, John H., Fairview, Southbr.dams. S. T., "Coolabine," Eumundi. Anderson, V., Gordc>n St., Coorparoo.damson, J., "Spinny Moor," Dora Street, Anderson, W. S., Jn o. Mills' Bldgs., CAHendra.lotte Street.ddil, D., Roma Street. Andonara, A., Olymp ic Cafe, Queen Strddison, G. H. M., Kodak Buildings,. Queen Andrews, A. J., 155 Fortescue St., SprStreet.Hill.die, G., Childers.Andrew, F. W., Sydrdsett, B. J. J., Annerley Road, Annerley. Anrew Sm ey Street, New Fiken, A. G., Custom House.Andrews, Samuel,J nr., Ashgrove, Tkers, R. A., Woodside, Charleville. budgera.Icock, H., Professor, University of Andri,'"s, T. R. L., Andrews St., CanQueensland.Hill.lier, E. H., Old Sandgate Rd., Albion. Angas, C. H., Colling rove, Angaston, SolaAustralia.Ider, John, Commissioner's Office, Rail- Anning, Eric W., Ltincaster Rd., Asaot.Tway Department. George Street.lier, J. A., "Alton," St. Lucia Road, Anning, J. M., C/o Aiustralian Estates &Toowong.Coy.. Ltd., Creelk Street.Ider, O. E., Old Sandgate Road, Albion Appel, Hon. G. J., "SSea Glint," Elston, rexander, Allan, Dalgety & Coy., Ltd., Southport.Elizabeth Street.Archdall, M. H., Lo\ ver Bowen Terrace, "exander. R. A., Fruit Exchange, Turbot New Farm.Street.Archer, Allister, Arc her Bros., GracemelIford, John, C/o G. Curr, Dundee, N.S.W. Archer, C. V., c/o Stiate Stations, Brisbailan, D. N., Q'land Primary Producers Archer, John, Torsdale, Gladstone.Co-op. Coy., Ltd., Eagle Street. Archer, J. W., Mt. 1iorlah, Kilcoy.!an, James, Allan & Stark, Ltd., Queen Archer, L., Lutwychia Rd., Lutwyche. ,Street.Archer, W., Lutwyc he Rd., Lutwyche.ian, Dr. R., Marshall, Wickham Terrace. Archibald, G. M., B3risbane Milling CO~jSen A. E., Corner Eagle & Mary Streets. South Brisbane.len, C. A., C/o E. F. Broad,Ltd., 41 Archibald, James, Siindgate Road, Alblo,Edward Street. Archibald, J. E., M£ Lryborough.i'n, James D., Allendale, Morven. Arkell, James C., "N yoola," Alderley.ien, Joseph, Markets, Turbot Street. Arkell, W., Markets, Turbot Street.en, R. J., Gray's Road, Hamilton. Armstrong, J., Race View, Charlevill. .''n, T. M., F. Crago & Sons, Ltd., Armstrong, Miss Ka te, Disputed Plains, -67 Elizabeth Street. Lismore, N.S.W.'>n, Walter, CHatsworth, Gympie. Armstrong, Miss M., Disputed Plains,lnun, D. F., Eagle Terrace, Sandgate. Lismore, N.S.W.-' man, J. Jnr., Guy Street, Warwick. Armstrong, W. A., E agle Chambers, Eag,o im, H. G., c/o Home Recreations Ltd., Street.Quen Street. Armstrong, W. D., "Adare," Gatton.A om, L. H., 26 Preston House, Queen St. Arnold, W. E. N., To, ohey Street, oft LogaA port, R. K., Sayers Allport Propty., Ltd., Road, South Briisbane.55 Macquarie Street. Sydney. Arnold, W. H., Rail' way Dept, GeorgeA e, J., C/o Wunderlich, Ltd., Amelia Arthur, J., Braeside , Barcaldine.Street, Valley.Arthy, C.. Kent's B1oe, L. G., Rees Avenue, Coorparoo. Ash, F. W., Commo ldgs., Adelaide Stre\ Sop, W. G., "Hlllcroft," Dornoch Terrace Adelaide Street.nwealth Building,tlghgate Hill.Ash, H., C/o Samuel. ,s, Norman, Dublin Street, Clayfleld. Street. Allen & Sons, AlbfiS',s. O. L., "Sydenham," Wickham Ter. Ash, J. B., Adelaide Street.lerson, A., Oriental Hotel, Albert St. Ashburn, J. M., Ne, w Sandgate Road, *A lerson, A. B., C/o J. C. Hutton Ppty., Clayfleld.Ltd., Roma Street.Ashby, A. P., Savoy Utral Inam. -a . 1%*

e0.ANNUAL MEMBERS--Continued.. 0., 80 Wickham St., Valley.James, C/o McDonnell & East, Ltd.,Eiorge Street.lth, Herbert, C/o Moreheads, Ltd.,ry Street.y B., "Le Roy," Racecourse Road,J. L., Tattersall's Club, Adelaide St.SAlfred, Moorooka, South Coast Line.tn, . H., Miva Station, Miva.. T., Brisbane Scale Works, Southisbane.jW. H., Walnut St., Wynnum South., C;, "Claira," Chatsworth Road,renslopes., E., Brunswick Street, Valley.n, G. F. H., Richmond River Timbery., South Brisbane.n, H. W., Fitzroy Chambers,elalde Street., A. R., Avoca, Linville.~w, G. A., Clayfield.,, G. E., Arrababy. Moore.iaw. W H.. H-Iihwood. Kilcov.sen, J. N., Morris Street. Padding-UIrT T. T li Elwnh Hnv N.S.WH., Lamington Terrace, South5 ie.rt E., Brown Street, New Farm.y ard, Salopian Park, Oakey.bouse, W., Killarney South.1l, T. C., Canungra.By, C. E., C/o Chas. Willert, 454(dward Street., Chas. H., Scott's Road, Kelvin'-rove.y, J., Thomas Street, Red Hill.y, J.. W., 663 Stanley Street, SouthBriabane.ley, P. J., c/o Yeates Bros., Ltd., MargaretStreet, Toowoomba.ly, J. R. C., Builyan, via Gladstone.Air, A. T., Range Apiary, Ashgrove.Mr, E. S., Logan Road, South Brisbane.r, Archie, Laura, Bundarra, N.S.W.r, Percy N., "Kooyong," Adelaide St.,layfleld.Nr, R. A., Tongy Station, Mitchell.Ir, R., Caboolture.wln, Maurice, Q'land Turf Club, Creek(treet.= A. W., 55 Adelaide Street.Henry, Rosebank, Many Peaks.a H. B., Merivale Street, S. Brisbane.J. E., Rosebank, Many Peaks.er, A. S., Sandy Creek, Bromelton.k, J. F., Blackall., W. E., Hipwood Road, Toorakill Hamilton.John, Clinton Vineyards. oominya.T. -M., C/o Brabant & Co.,rlotte Street., James, I.S.O., Glenken, Biarra,, James Junr., Glenken, Blarra,G, G. H., 225 Albert Street.SJ, W., "Cornholme," Sixth Avenue,Windsor.3dy, Henry, Stone's Corner, CoorrFoo.Barlow, A. C., John Cooke & Coy., 111Eagle Street.Barlow, T., Oxford Street, Bulinrrba.Barltrop, Wm. H., Jackson St., Hamilton.Barnes, F. J. T., Massey Street, Hamilton.Barnes, F. J. W., Roma Street.Barnes, H., E.S. and A. Bank, Kin Kin.Barnes, John H. S., Canning Downs,Warwick.Barnes, Hon. W. H., Roma Street.Barnes, W. J., Cedar Grove, BeaudesertLine.Barnes, Walter Thomas, 154 Edward St.Barnett, E. J., Dalgety & Coy., Ltd.,Blackall.Barnett, F. G., Maynard Street, Woolloongabba.Barnett, J. G., C/o J. C. Hutton Ppty.,Ltd., Roma Street.Barnsley, F., "Euroa," Woniora Road,Hurstville, Sydney.Barron, A. C., Ilowes Bros. & Coy., RomaStreet.Barren, J., "Wyalla," Kedron.Barron, P. R., State School, Beerburrum.Barrow, C. W., 99-101 Wharf Street.Barry, John A., Union Street, Nundah.Barry, James, 375 George Street.Barry, M. J., Clarence Hotel, S.B.Barry, T. T., 556 Petrie's Bight.Barstow, C. B., 142 Charlotte Street.Barstow, E., Highgate Hill, South BrisbannBarter, George, Merivale Street, SouthBrisbane.Bartlett, G. A., Latrohe Terrace,Paddington.Barton, E. J. T., 25 Town Hall Chambers,Queen Street.Barton, R. G., Toweranii Station, LowmeadBashford, Henry, Bazaar Street, Maryborough,Bassett, S. S., Romaville Vineyards, Roma.Bassingthwaigthe, Charles O., Niagara,via Bell.Bassingthwaighte, E., Jinghi Jinghi,Jondowae.Bassingthwaighte, E., Diamondy,Jondowae.Bassingthwaighte, George E., Rosevale,Jondowae.Bassingthwaighte, H. V.. Diamondy,Jondowae.Bassingthwaighte, Muir, Jinghi Jinghi,Jondowae.Bates, W. A. A., Ferinleigh, Lakeside.Batt, W. T., Norman Street, Wooloowin.Bathe, George, Bristol Street, West EndBauer, T. F., C/o Mulcahy's Garage, GothaStreet, Valley.Baulch, A. W., Bald Hills.Baulch, Chas., Kullee, via Laidley.Baulch, John, Lake Clarendon, GattonBaxter, R., Australian Estates & M. Coy.Creek Street.Bayard, G. A., Melbourne Street, SouthBrisbane.Baynes, Arthur, Adelaide Street.Baynes, W. S., C/o Moreheads, Ltd., MaryStreet.-

ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.p k. Mrs. T., Marsden Street, Clayfleld.e, G, O. L., Treasury Dept., Queen Street.eimish, T. R., Beamish & Taylor, Campbell'sBldg., Creek Street.e: rd, E. J., 10 New Zealand Chambers,Queen Street.e; rdmore, E. R., Dalgety's Buildings,Elizabeth Street.e 'up, James, Winifred & Drane Streets.c.layfleld.eiley, A. H., Campbell's Building,('reek Street.e i ley, E. R., Wllston Road, Newmarket.e, ley, R. H., Wilston Road, Newmarket.e,. ley, Thos., Warwick.e; h, J. H., 52 Queen Street.e tie, D., Kenilworth, Eumundi.e tie, Miss E. I., Girls' School, Warwick.e. tie, J. A., Gisborne Park, Gisborne,Victoria.e ,er, James R., Dunbarton, Taroom..er, M., Queen Street.re .er, W. J., Coorado Station, Taroom.(. :mann, W., Mulgowie, via Ladley..aood, o E. J., Isaac Street. Paddington.1B ie, E. B., c/o Maryborough Co-op.D'airy Coy. Ltd., Maryborough.S:e. W. W., Mundubbera.,. .y, J. G., Marston, Wondai.',; e, F., Racecourse Road, Ascot.* :s,. Jonah, Q'land Machinery Coy.,tlbert Street.:r. F. R., Bank of New South Wales,Valley.'*,in, R. J., Old Sandgate Road, Albion.A., Ann Street, Valley.A. F., c/o Agricultural Chemist,William Street.A. G., Light Street. Bowen Hills.'e E. Austin, London Bank Chambers,Creek Street.,' Major B. C., Coochin Coochin, Boonaht . Miss E. G., Coochin Coochin, Boonaih.F. H. H., c/o Bank of Queensland,tlueen Street.!,' F. M., Camboon, Chinchilla.1 George, Tingoora.SJohn, Tinroor:t.a . John, Elizabeth Street.t, J. D., James Campbell & Sons, Ltd.,Creek Street.r Nrman M., !03 Adelal. Street.' . Peter, Str.ilhpine.B , Richard, Carthona, Emu Park, viaRockhampton.* , Roy M., Eskdale South, Esk.T. A., Gladstone Road, South Brisbanej. . V. Douglas, Coochin Coochin, Boonah.' , Mrs. Emille, Carthona, Emu Park,liockhampton.t William, Makerston Street.l i ! W. H., Inns of Court, Adelaide St., .rove, W. G., Barlow Street, Clayfleld.: 'iett, Alfred R., 151 Queen Street.Sett, F. J., Vulture Street, Sou'thBrisbane.Bl ett, a. T., Union Bank Chambers,Queen Street.B' nett, H., Cootharaba Road, via Gympie.Bson, H., Kandanga, via Gymple.' son, W. G., Butters & Benson, WickhamStreetBenson, W. Guy, Q'land Trustees, Ltd.,Eagle Street.Bent, Edmund, Mariemont Mallow, viaStanthorpe. .Bentley, R. H., South Coast Dairy Coy., "Glenelg Street, South Brisbane. .,Bere, H. S., Southport.Bergin, Basil, Toomoo, Hillside Crescent,Hamilton.Bergin, Hugh P., Albert Street.Berkman, G., "Marple," Park Road West,South Brisbane.Berry, A. E., Costin Street, Valley.Berry, P. B., Booth & Coy., Isles, Love aBuildings, Adelaide Street.Bertram, W., M.L.A., Parliament House,Brisbane.Besley, F., Besley & Pike, Alfred Street,, alley.Best, John, Jnr., Winifred Street, Clayfield.Betty, C. H., Russell Street, Toowoomba.Bevis, Albert, King Street, East Brisbane.Beynon, Walter, Inns of Court, Adelaide 'Street.Bick, E. W., Botanic Gardens, Brisbane.Bick, W. T., Bowen ]ridge Road.'Biddle, R. E., Yerongpilly, S. C. Line.Biddies, P., Home Park, Netherby, N. C. L.Biddulph, F. V., Balgie, Palmwoods,North Coast Line.Biggs, Henry, Exchange Hotel, EdwardStreet.Biggs, James S., Globe Hotel, Adelaide St.Biggs, T. W., Celtic Chambers, George St.Biggs, T., Eagle Street.Billington, R., Hamilton.Billington, W. H., Walmer, Warra.Birch. Ffed. "Musetta," Markwell Street,Auchenflower.Birch, James, Thomson Bros. & Birch, Ltd.,George Street.Bird, John, Pullen Vale, via Indooroopilly.Bird, Robt. S., 18 Wickham St., Valley.Birkbeck, (. H., James Street, Wooloowin.Birley, Arthur, London Bank Chambers,Creek Street.Birley, E. L., 224 Main Street, KangarooPoint.Biscoe, Robt., McLennan Street, Albion.N;issell, A. H. H., 95-97 Eagle Street.Black, A., Pajingo Station, ChartersTowers.Black, Hugh, Lytton Road, East Brisbane. ^Black, John, 121 Queen Street.Black, Robert, Courier Buildings, QueenStreet.Black, Stathe, Cafe Ithaca, Queen Street.Blrck, WV R., Union Hiana Chanuoers,Queen Street.Blackburne, G. V., Union Bank Chambers, .Queen Street.Blacklock, . H., c/o Ruston & HornebyLtd., 46S-472 Ann Street.Blacklock, Walter, Hendra.Blaiklock, H., Australian DisinfectantCoy., Rothwell's Chambers, Edward St.Blair, A. W. B., Shafston Avenue,Kangao o Point.Bland, C. I., Manly.Blank, C., Bowen Bridge Road.Blanshard, F. D., Swallow & Ariell, Ltd.. tAdelaide Street.Bligh, Arthur C. V., Condamine Plains,

*i.knITt?)$da., C/o Robert Reid & Coy.,I Street.. H., Queen Street.., "Wrotham," Junction Road,G Stanlev Hall Ascot11, P. A.,. Q'land Trustees Ltd..een Street.11, R. Piers, Swan Road, Taringa.A. G., Winton.gton, A., "Bayview," Wickhamrorrae.e*n, J. L., Rifle Range, Enoggera.on, Chas, Charlton Street, Ascot.gton, J. M., Custom House. Queen Street.pd, G. I., Australian Hardware Coy.,Queen Street.Sd, L. M., Perry Bros., Albert Street.nell, . J., Black Mt., Cooroy.$ney, N., D'Aguilar, Kilcoy Line.inor, Chapman. Lincoln Hills, Wilson'sDownsfalls, N.S.W.I~ker, Charles .. , Woolooga. Theebine.gker, Desmond, "Bertholme," Moray St.,New Farm.Dth, E. Bell, Brisbane Tramways Coy.,t.Ltd., Countess Street.ith, John, Ascot.~pth, W., Racecourse Road, Ascot.Mton, F., "Burrandowan," Jondowae,mton, M. W., Toowooma.khati, H. A., Brisbae Street, Il)*4wich.Jtwll ., Nor~man Prk'.~tt, Chas. F.. 71 Ann Street.~tt, Stanley C ., Bott Street, Ithc.ittornley. C. P'.. Coronella, Wara.IRMchard, A. C.. Howard t eet. Bayswfaterhchard, T. W.. Bouchard & Holland.& Queen Street.)ultbee. Bernard, r/o Flack & Flack, 334Queen Street.(witon, E. H., Ormiston, Cleveland Line.)wrke, Norman, Richmond. North Queens-, land._ _i-H., Birdwood Avenue, ('oorpnroo.J. F., Leichhardt Street. Valley.r, F., 105 Eagle Street.J., Sherwood.11Wm., "Lozngfeld," Mullumbimby,W.Ip.J ~.,C . * bt Huy, ura., larurly171V,-'KLoluse, agle Stman,D. J., Warnadale, Charleville.uman, F. J. M., Bendemere, Yeulba.in, W. A., c/o Kin Kin Co-op. Dairy., Kin Kin.n, W. R., 377 Queen Street.W. A., Manly.W. H., OCon~elltown Quarries,dsor.A. L. J. Autralian t., MercantileJ. &t F. Coy., Creek Street.rcW., G ernare, via Walrwik.wdA. 3., Cameron Stret, Wet End.Wm., Old Sandgate Road, Albion., John W., Agnes Street, Torwood., M. A., Thorn Street, 1pswich.Miss Mary, c/o Lady Philp, Toorong.EW., Alice Street, Windsor.son, C. J., Elderalle Station, Winton.er, A. E., Edgecumbe Texas.er, H.. Moreheads, Ltd., Mary Street.er, Leslie, Cobba-da-manna.Bracker, W. R., Lasbrook, Cobba-d:manna.Bradburn, W. J., Allen Street, Hamilton.Bradbury, A. E., Hanson Terrace, NundaBradbury, F. W., Nundah.Bradfield, C. A., Villiers Street, New FarBradfleld, E. V., Villiers Street, New FartBradfteld, H. J., Villiers Street, New FartBradford, E. E., Bank of New South WaleFortitude Valley.Bradford, F. W., 146 Arthur Street, NeFarm.Bradley, Fredk., Bradley & HollanAdelaide Street.Bradley John, Jackson St., IndooroopillBradley, R.. Manuka Station, CorfielN.Q.Bradley, Wm., "Fairleigh," ConstitutiRoad, Windsor.Brady, A. 13., Departmnent of Public WorkGeorge Street.Brady, T., 464 Leichhardt Street, ValleBrake. Albert, Stanley Street. Southllrisha nn.Brake, W., Vulture Street, East Brisban.Brake. W. T. H., Lewis Street, off LogaRoad, South Blrisba tieBrandis, (1. H., Greshanm St., E. BrisbaniBrazier, Fied., )6 Vulture Street West,Sou tli lpi~ishane.Breedon, Mrs., /o X. A. Seppelt LttiEagle St~eet.Brenan, .1. O'N., immigration ftfice, Brhbane.Brennan, H. D.. King Street, ThompseEstate.Brennan, Wm., Croftby, Coochin.Brentnall, Hon. F. T., Coorparoo.Brett. B. C., E. S. & A. Bank Chambe'Eagle Street.Brett, J. F., E. . & A. Bank ChanbetEagle Street.Brewer, F.. Eudlo N. C. Line.Bridger. T. W., 359 Queen Street.Brigga, C. K., State School, Belmont.Briggs, F. W., Politic, Aramac.Briggs, Jos., Briggs & Son, 428 (JeorgStreet.Briggs, P. A., Edward Street.Bright, C. A., Bellevue Terrace Clay ficBroad, H. W., E. F. Broad, Ltd., 41-43Edlward Street.Broadlent, A., ronia Street.Brockhurst, S., Wooloowin.Brockway, Dr. A. B., "Thruns," Wicklia'Terrace.Brodie, D. F., Laguna, Augathella.Brodie, W. H., Union Bank Chambers,Creek Street.Brom field. Cha.. Namnbour.Bromiley, C. H., Mc regor Street, WilsatBrook, H.. Lakeide.Brookes, W., Hundaberg.Broom, A. M., Booyan, via Moorland, N.C.!Broom, Norman M., "Booyan," Moolaxrl.N.C.L.Brosnan, John, Kodak Buildings, QueenStreet.Brosnan, T. J., Holberton St., Toowoomnb.Brosnan, T. P., Royal Wine Cafe, QueeStreet.Brothertoni, H., Junction Road, ClayftelBrown, B. Percy, Jordan Terrace, BoweHills.

~4"-P~~P""~'"Y~e~~i~L~'~d~C~~rrown. B. R. S., Bank of Queensland,Valley.:rown, C., c/o Chas. W. Riley, 179 MaryStreet.rown, F. CG., MooroombiToogoolawah.i rown, George, Brown &Newstead.I rown, G. E., Brown's CNorth Coast Line.rown, G. H., Tamno)(.I rown, G. M., Taringa.' own, Horace A., Fourthown, H. R., Dalgety &Elizabeth Street.ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.Burgess, John, Canning Downs South;Warwick.Burgess, J., c/o Moreheads Ltd., MaryBurley, John Henry, 23f5 Queen Street.n, Box 28, Burnard, J. E., Bowen lridge Road..Broad, Ltd.,Burnett, E. G., Inverleigh Station, Nmanton. HBurnett, J. F., Normanhy Estate, Harreek, Narangba.ville.Burnett, R. J., A.M.E. Coy., Ltd., EagleBurrell, A. C., Itoma Street.Burrell, James, Anduramba, Crow's NAvenue, ilstn Burrell, W. R., Byrne Estate, Howen.Coy., Ltd.,Bridge Road.B1urt, B. G., Edward Street.I :own, J. W.. "Glenelg," Kilcoy.Burton, E., Wanora.I :own, M., Nudgee.B1urton, J. J., 197-9 Elizabeth Street.'own, Norwood, Austral ian Bank of Burton, R. E., "Hillside," Vulture StreCommerce, Queen Strerown, O'Harn, Gregory Flats, Gregory Burtt, East F., Brisbane. Outridge PrintingTerrace.Coy., Queenown, Robert, Buzacott & Coy. retries Busch, A. J., C/o Carricks Ltd., Saul StklIushellBight.A. XV., Alfred Street, Valley.own, R. S., Box 77. Ki ngaroy. Bushnell, W. N., Ideraway, Gayndah Li4own, T. 0., Thos. Brow*n & Sons, Ltd., Buss, George A., Bundaberg.Eagle Street.Buss, Horace, Oakwood, Bundaberg. ,:own, W., Jeay Street, 1Bowen Hills. Butler, F. W., Targinnie, Yarrum, N.0C' own, Wm. Barron, 37 IHill Street, Butler, G., Fanning River, RavenswoGregory Terrace.Junction. :;.owne, A. J., Durham Do wns, Roma. Butler, J., Beeston Street, Kingsholme.owne, F. A., Beaconsnlel d, Roma. Butler, P. J., Lancaster Road. Ascot.,iwne, Graham R., Dr., Preston House, Butler, W. Roy., Staghurst, Yimbuii.Queen Street.owne, H., Land Court of Queensland, Butson, Butt, Q.W.George Street.J.,B.,,Maroochydore,Gray Road, West End.via Yandlna.owne, J. A., Mactaggart Bros., Adelaide Butterfield, G. F., J. Kitchen & ocun. LtdiElizabethStreet.Street.owne, K. J., Marmadue via Dilby. Butters, N., Mayfleld Street, Ascot.Sowne, M. S., The P'alms, Wellington Pt. Butters, J. W., Mayfield Street, Ascot.I owne, Col. R. Spencer, J unction Road, Butters, S., Mayfield Street, Ascot.Eagle Junction.Butterworth, H., Lapraik Street, Albion,owning, Wmin., Avonleig h, Blackall. Butterworth, S., Brown Street, New Faruce, F. A., Foggitt, Jo nes & Coy., Button, A. W., Gough's Chbrs., Alb0Turbot Street.Street.uche, Major-General J i H., Victoria Buzacott, W. J., New Sandgate Road, 'Barracks, Petrie Terr*ace.Clayfleld.unnich, J. C., Departmen t of Agriculture Byerley, A. C., Gladstone Road, South& Stock, William Stre et.Brisbane.unnlch, Dr. R., "Craigsiton," Wickham Byers, John, Stafford Road, Kedron.Terrace.uxner, Henry, Jelbyn,Byram,- H. W., "Allawah," Moray aBeaudesert.Sydney Streets, New Farm.vant, G. H., Parbury House, Eagle Street Byres, R. G., Thos. Brown & Sons, Liyce, M. A., c/o Nort hern Assurance Eagle Street.Coy. Ltd., Eagle Streyden, R.,et.Byrne, Edward, C/o Mrs. J. Cruse, Brl4Ic/o Stanley it iver Co-op. Coy. Street, Albion.Ltd.; Wood ford.Byrne, George.chanan, D., Esk.,chanan, G.- H., Toowoo]Byrne, J., Moreheads, Ltd., Mary Street.m ba. -Ichanan, J., Jnr., Lamin gton, via Beau- Byron, E. M., Allison Street, Mayne. -desert.Cahill, Thos., Lakeside.ehanan, Nigel G., Biarr, a, Esk. Cain, J., Madowla Park, Picola, Vie.chanan, W. A., MorayflelId, N. C. Line. Cain, W. C., Madowla Park, Picola, Vio,chanan, W. H., "Andros son," Graceville. Caine, C. J., "Bowenville." Ascot. .ckle, J. T., 41 Bartley Street, off Cairns, A., Short Street, Norman Park.Wlckham Terrace.: kley, J., WarwickCaldercoat, E. J. W., "Winterburn,"But:ter and Dairy- Moreton Street, New Farm.ng Coy., Victoria Hill.dd, W. J.,Caldwell, J. J., c/o E.S. and A. BalMaroochydor re, via Yandina. Queen Street.Jick, C. 0., SanitarlumI Health Food Callaghan, J. R., C/o Perkins & Co.,Coy., Queen Street.Street.IcocK, W., Creek Street.Callaghan, J: V., 602 Brunswick Stre11, J.1 W., Bellevue, Oapella. New Farm. .' llen, Kenneth, 867 Que en Street. Callaghan, M., Grand Hotel, Esk.i ndock, C. Wyndham, K ooralbyn, Beau- Callow, P. J., Little Street, Albion.desertCambage, W., Cooroy. .c--.- L ~ -..:J:. lL":,1..~ii ;L

ANNUAL MEMBERS--Continued.Gameron, C. J., Beechmont, via Nerang.iameron, Dr. Donald Allan, 97 WickhamTerrace.tCameron, D. A., Woodlands, Mitchell.:Cameron, D. C. K., United PastoralistsAsn., Union Bank Chambers, Queen St.!cameron, Dr. J. A., East Street, Ipswich;C^ameron, John; "Montpelier," Wickham' .i Terrace.iOameron, J. B., "Erracht," Beachmont, via. Nerang.rCameron, J. J., "Lochiel," Toorak Road,P' Hamilton.Cameron, Dr. M. L., Vulture & StephensStreets, South Brisbane..iameron, Pearson W., Nicholas Street,Ipewich.i.Oameron, Robert, Glentulloch, via Mitchell.Cameron, Thos. H., Anakle.Cameron, Stuart, W., Brisbane Real EstateMart., opp. G. P. O.*Cameron, W. F., Brisbane Real EstateMart., opp. G. P. O.'Campbell, A. D., Sandgate Road, Albion.Campbell, Alan W., Queensland PrimaryProducers Co-op. Agency, Ltd., EagleStreet.Oampbell, Colin, International AgencyCoy., Edward Street..Campbell, Chas., Water Street, Red Hill.*,Campbell, C. B., Guthrie Street, Rosalie.Campbell, C. W., Sawmills, Albion.-Campbell, Eric P., Wonbah, Bundaberg.Campbell, Ernest T., 139 Adelaide Street.Campbell, G. eP., James Campbell & Sons,S Ltd., Creek Street..Campbell, Hugh, "Dalini," Hurdcotte St..Enoggera.'Campbell, John H., Jaccondal, Geera, *.Farm.Carter, D. S., 99 Queen Street.Carter, H. C., Mooki Springs, Quiri dN.S.W.Carter, H. T., Kedron Park Rd, Wooloov rCarter, J. E., 142 Charlotte Street.Carter, W. H., Kitchener Road, Ascot.Carvosso, Dr. A. B., North Quay.Carvosso, W. H., Supreme Court, Geo gStreet.Cash, John D., Wickham Street, ValkCassidy, F. P., Dalgety & Coy., Ltd.,Elizabeth Street.Caswell, Clive E., Cannindah, Many Per ~aCavanagh, T. J., Survey Office, George ICawdell, W. A. H., E. S. & A. Bank, Qu rStreet.Cawsey, John, c/o John Cawsey & CBowen Street.Challle, H. M., Blinkbonnie, Esk.Chalice, H. J., C/o F. K. Brodribb, GI dstone Road, South Brisbane.Chalk, Joseph, "Kia Ora," IlfracombQ. C. R.Chalk, J. D., C/o Birt & Co., Ltd., So 1Brisbane.Chalk, J. E., Howard Street, BayswateChambers, Claude W., Preston HouseQueen Street.Chambers, George D., Jordan TerraceBowen Hills.Champney, T. S., Cedar Grove, Beaude .Line.Chandler, C. J., Holby Downs, Augath' ItChandler, J. B., 169 Elizabeth Street.Chapman, Andrew, E., "Walmer," Ern .gera Road, Kelvin Grove.Chapman, B. 1"F., C/o New Zealand Lo eM. A. Coy., Ltd., Eagle Street.Chapman, F. Guy, Brooklands, BelmoChapman, Henry A., Queen Street.Chapman, J. F., George & Adelaide St> riChapman, R. V., Queen Street.Chapman, Stanley, Chapman & Snell niEagle Street.Chapman, W. J., C/o Robert, Reid & ( 'Toowoomba.Charity, .1., "Graston Lodge," Winds.Charles, T. D., Inglewood.Charles, S. M., Gootchie, N. C. Line.Charles, W. M., Gootchie, N. C. Line.Charles, W., C/o H. M. Russell & Co'94-98 Eagle Street.Charley, D., Eagle Street.Chaseling, G. E. J., "Brundah," Co Wlbunia, via Kingaroy.Chater, Arthur B., Fernberg Rd., Ros. 41Chave, A. E., Turbot Street.Chayter, R. H., Queensland Agency, 1 tdCreek Street.Cheetham, C., Ford Street, Albion.Cheros, C., Ellisos Cafe, Edward StreetCheater, T., Junr., 420 Queen Street.

Oblde,L. A., "Birralee," First Avenue.ANNUAL MEMBERS--Continued.Chrnide,se JA.S. Berwck, Victoria.Christensen, ., Pacific View, Inveragh.Christie, Cohin, Ithaca Steet, Normanby.Chriatie, Cohln, Junr., Ithaca St.. Norunnby.Christie, John, 308 Queen Street.hubb, His Hoour Justice, "St. Male,"Hampstead Road, South lsbane.'hurch, J. F., 129 Creek Street.('lacher, A. J., Carl Street, ThompsonEstate, South Brisba:ne.lalppeton, Percy, Lutwyche Road, Wooloowili.lappertan, T. ., Tai ong, Nanango.hI:re H. F., Arthur Blackwood Ltd., 26aG~eorge Street.L~rk, A., 99 Mary Street.lark, Alex., Rose Street, Anneley.lark, A. H., R. W. Thurlow & Coy., Ltd.,Wharfi Street.lark, G. C., East Talgal, Eliinthorp.lark, G. J., Montague Roadl, West End.'lark, George K.. Frnz Road,. Clayfield.lark, H., C/o W. H. Pling' & Coy., Ltd..Queen Street.lrk, J. Miles St~eet, Albion.!:~i k, .J:i~n C Taoor.lark, James, 1-3 Union l a nkI Chs.,Queen Street.Irk, J. C., Union Bnkil Chambners, QueenSteet.lark. W. H., Watson, Ferguson &c~ Coy.,Ltd., Queen Street.lark, W. R., West Burleigh, S.C.L.aike, C. M.. Mariyvale Station, viai Ch.Towe~s.larke, . J., City Buildings. E~dward St.arke, Edwa lrd A.. clai'kS lid g, viaLidley.Im ke, .. 2"2 I l:ltone Itoa. S.:aike P. Kemiedy, 'Can,'' ZillunnRoadl, Bend . al'arkle, f. C,., ('has. A. Clrke & Son, 293Queen Street.anrke, '., Claroence Nble & oy., QueenSt~eet.jik, 'lio.,Budrimi t., via Palmwoods.arke, XVm.,Box 43, P'ost O)ffice, Dlb.irury, W., C/o N. U;. Hal, Tntitha1iry~, W., Loulas Stee, Goenslopes.I , ~ I I.. La:urai Str~eet, Wooloowin.'ilnnt, A. Bl.. ikl St., I lr~loopilly.'ments.ii.Wooilhye St~et, EagleJunction.f~ord, X. ., Ihuesie, M~ount P'lesnt,via Dnyboro.Edward Street.akes, iA J. F 'liiiey Isles IC ('n.,Queen Street.Turbot St~eet.Ltd.,Avenue. South Yara ~, MIlmlnlrle.'bloft, A. J., "Lstowel," P'oint Road,XWolwieh. Sydny.'hrane, J., TargpO Stre~t, liUnlda bergf'k, Jaei, Thirdl Avenue,, Wilstom.~~krill, Vriedt I., Ulemi ock, Kingamii,2.ck, R., Sherwood oad, '1' owong.lyCoe, Dr. W. F., Riverview Terrace, 4.1ilCoffey, D. A., Felix Street, Wooloowimton 'ZCohen, Benjamin, Commercial Trave1Buildings, Elizabeth Street.Cohoe, A. J., Eclipse Windmill Coy, *dToowoomba.Cole, James, Cole & Grice, West End.Cole, Vivian, Joseph Nathan and(Aust.), Ltd., Petrie's Bight. rjCole, Walter F., 13 and 15 Mary Street.SeColeman, G. S., Q..E. Coy., Mary t'Coleman, John, Queen Street.Coleman, S., Sixth Avenue, WIndsor.Coleman, Thos. J., Cairnsciot, ToogQICohledge, H. E., Bacchus Marsh Conden314Milk Coy., Eagle Street.Colltt, .1. T., Pomon.Colin, ihtG. W., W. Collin & Sons, Petr~Collin, V. F., Adelaidle Street.Collin, Capt. W. J., Petries Rihta aCollings, U,. H., /o .eo. Wills&Lt.. Whai'f Street.Collins, Chas. C., so Queen street.Collins, Miss .1., Mundtoolui. Ileaudeslj~Collins, Mi's. A. C., Tamrookum, BeiiCollIns, 'honias Lloyd St.,. CooparoO. :Collins, '1. A., Victoria Street, Wilidor,Collins, Victor, Spring Creeke Stattion,Suiprise, Cairns.Collins, Ms. X., Nindloimbab, IieuegCollins, W. Senr., CaLning Stret, WarlConnan, C. Flcniiii, 349-353 Queen tqConnes, James Jutr., (len Ein, NannConnoll, H(., Talor Stiret. ToowomCon ly , Dr. F. lnl, L~ondon BnChambers, C~eek Stet.Con nor, '1'. A., ('n-p. Coy.. l( in Kiln.Conors, mH. P., Floenee St ~et, Luilni~ConoM~li e, Iobe~t. ounit for! 1odNConoc e, Robert J nr ., Coi nmo n wealtbBIriildlimig, Aelide tmetConochie, W. S., ]3ookla mis 'P1 igoora.N ~Conwa, P.1,I, C O Elchl lnke~r, ruwvick tret, Valley?.Coogn, P)., Ilale Stet, linol'n"k. .*\. .f.. ' i. Klly & Sons, RocQCoonke, i'on, Aistonville, N.S.W. iCook, C. W., Comnmerial~ Roadl Valley.Cook, .Iosephl, 0r., Trot St~eet.Cook SideyVine Street, Clnvfeld.Cooke, Allied, l~iln. lrhe trCooke. Win., *'Chunlle, RtvnSrSouth, Toowoonibi. -Cooke. W. E., c/c I)n, ton Scale Coy. 1AOP341 Queen Street.Cooksley, J. F.. Trblot Stlret.Coombe, E., 476 Quen Street.Cooper, Sir Pope. Sherwood.Copeland, Chas. W., Fianlinl Stieet, 8ouQ~Brisbane.Coppi nger, Jines lde nell A~Rain ilton.Coi',ett, F. .. , Lttle Stiet, Albion.Corder, Joh, "Soirnto,' Tooooiba.Curinck, W. C., Tioli I-i mwvoddJPretonl Huse, Quen Stlret.Corri. lanl (I., I':arb~uI ry huse, EagleCorre, Malcolm A., Clre Bros,Street.

ANNUAL MEMBERS-Cotilued.y, A. H., Deprtmen~lt of Agicultre & Crowthe. S., "Hillside," Brightonl Road.Stock, Brtesbane. South risbane.y, F. B., Vermont, Warick. Cruse, J. S., Clayfld~i.F. ., Rothwell's Buildlins. Edward Cruse, John, Bridge Street, lbioi.~.'~tret.Cruse, Wi. H., Bridge Street, Albion.rove, .,IachRa.Suh ribn Cryle, J., Brisbane Tranmways Co., Ltd.,S*Rev. Ja., O)ld Sndate 1Iit, Countess Street.Woooown.Cubitt, Hi. S., Swan's Road, Tariga.tin, j. T.donteSteSoh Cohlen, A. K.. Eu~onh. 'i'roon.Brisban. do~o l tet ot Cullen, Dvid., "Cabsean," Manrgret SthaJ. A., 19 Fitztoy Chabers, 'lowooibAdelade Steet.Cuile , . Hi., Staiie Sti oct.SotAdliStreet.rsaeittrell e~t. B.., Telegraph Clie uei Culloy. Ms. .. ('rese~nt Ioiatl. I hi iniltotStreet. Cunt eland, N. H .,Me ~~l oo AI venrlue,Qureen Steit .hol arU~dshaw Ltallh St~eet, Lutw y eche.New Farm. Cuminos I r.. . L;oe flat-to, I iatsteaittrell, I., Sencer Block,. Quleen Street Cmig ... ivrletI'itnughlin, P. iat., city- Buil tis. ldwadt. WltiiStt('uldryH. .. 'Caeto,' Moay tret, Cuinming, Hi. I., Chs. A. Ia rk~lt' & Son:rp.aiha, RicHard (on ii iha ii &' IIl unter.e Hmt, UuR i 1 Sto 111114'275 Wlckhanti Street, :t hey Cunmins. J. MT., Bta~ia Sea nd Fir0tts, J. V. 1).. U~nioni Stret, Tunwl~og. Insurnce Co~. ~tdl. Loiioii BnpwdrY, . 11I., C 0o l'itor io., Lt., ClitborS, Crek tret.Queeni Stret. Cttlilat,8 e' 'nJsoi'~~we, Sid~ey G. ~\\It.(;tiiciltle & Coy, l::?\i VO 'lIo.aI'e, \~\1IIII~owiy, .Lotieli~lli~tiillii~, .S.. Qeenl SlltetI;Queen .Stret. Cuple, II., Londonl Bankll of Ausrali:wishw, D . Eier. 311 Qureen S tt. C po,.. I i ds rnlt aBOxon, IF. .1. C., Ua:teshe)ol. ~~lit~itio l. ~tl h, tiSretCleveland ic. Cur, F;, ''Abiig.'' f~l~lotiei Lct. 1 'las V(il.~1alg, A., Cliatititte l':izts, '(11itttatill 'i ,I o , Vo1aidlune, .Ah~raig, Vi' '1'. Wills. ( lilthtisi & Sndusoti, I'i.te '.ltiit WSLtd., Wht-11f Stri. Ctttit. W I, (ivr trt. Nmitiiah.6age, XV. I-.. Cotnototiw\\ e~ili i :u ilt i ugs, ('nt i. ('00II ;Iitler~11I fi:., Sil' 1 Stff Offic.SAdelid e it ct. E~tlwa r,1 Stret .braub N.C.S..Enlo.N.('.Lie.Cutis. It. (;, Qna~i Stri 1. I ;tttt~laI~oi-g~ampt~n. . It., i,;il .Siattl~itd Office CUsa('k. 'Th's.. AJ'Il,. & I". ('o .'s llilili, . Edward~c Stte 'ekStreet. I1(Cj~wrll, ''. A.. ~illa tcy I (iry Clo., Cuslkcllt. '. 1)~w its Co-ol. Co~. L.Killarney. 4 *''lc?'.\ iix . . o 1.1 1 .Pli~,. Gu~lhi.l,i I tro Street.0wford Jaime, To wit hill Chnt Ito s, Pal. I.. C'.. M nina,:~. liainundlll~i. BoweQueen Str.eet. .Vlley Line.aWford, T. W'., ''Jungltiw, flelvue Paid. L,..\l Ilsotil Itt,a'I,. I eIltaI1. Itreet. sout I Towong Tal, Vi iiiti, I ~et, ii yer &i ClolEdwa;rdt Stret.ijredington, Hlebert C. J.. Hall1 Street, Dalryple, MLI. EM..L., C'resetilt Itot,Nothgte. 1: i t i~i oswick, A. T., St. Helei', itts'.oth. I) . 1,Co,.I.I'it.QioiSt0North Qua.~dwibb. Hi. Go~don, Roderickc St., Ipswch. tillIiltiii.'am a~tbb, T. iriedon, Btynhyfryd ~ltkstonu', bug.pi.hton, N.. J)oroch 'lni', South N. 8. W\Brisbne. 'ti . t..Itla'htl.ItaSrep~oke, Miss H. .1. C/c F~ettWik &i C03 , Daniell, C. E., ITiioni Trustees ('ha mte IEdwrd Stt'eet. 1,11 ~ I~oble, Andrew, Elhin, Toowootitban. Dl cs ICnirW soi&Nwtrtombe, 0, Eph . n, ~tOtiIttltt.Itoadls, Newniariket.Prnn J., Stephens Street, Sto I1 I trisbne I )a iicls. .1 ss' I tcolble, Ca iutgir Lit,~oke, C. G., Suz'vey tltic. E5xcutive Danlels, . Hi., CI. o Aithial Littib FarctBuildiis, GeorgeR t lot. Rosenlo tit Windsor.Prooke, Jack, cnt. Stephens 1-oad and D'Aty, M., South ide,! Cyni~ie.Wirn..# gu,.oat Qnith 1-r,'thnu, - ., -pVictor W., 289-91 Queti Steet. Darvall, George 11., C ou Thos. Bt'own.. Crouch & ('otiiailt. Tnt'hiot Sons, Eagle Street.I-- . - - .. . Dash, (I. M., Boweti 'Ierrae, New FatiiItlI, ('. It . 'Motin Isideu.' W tecillti. ulimiba.thor, . H., "Kensington" Russell Davey, Hon. A .A., Elletlle Cesecnt,front Tnnar .llfhn Ulntl TPnrlnnPI-

I I'I~- ~--I ~ la~llllRnAI~YBu~-~;67ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.Davey. A. H., Davey, Halliday Coy. Ltd., Dewhurst, R. 173., Quinn Street, Toow3Ann Street. Dickfos, Henry, Cole \i1Davey, James, Dutton Park, South Dickie, . R., Rot, Haripl.er & Coy., A,,biBrsbne.Street.re~icho. -Davey, .. L., Edlwrd Street. Dutton Park. Dickson, Ii., The La, lt.1Dvidson, A. C. A., Gbo Canpell Bros., Dickon, Isaac, Cornwall Street, SouthLtd., 169 Elizabeth St~eet.Brisbne.Davidson, A., 302 Adelade Street. Dlcksoi. Power L., 575 Stnley Sti eet,;SDavidon, A. .Jn., 304 Adelaide St~eet. South BrislIatie.Davdson. Dr. (I., Sangte. iddal~ni, H. I1 3 ;7 Ge~crgCe Stret.D~avidon, J. 0). X., Eiilonne, Clifton. Dillon, Petet', Moe, N.SItavies, .\rchiloi id,. No. 9) V'itoiaiji'la~e, Dix, .. ., Xood Stiret. \Vtst Endt. -South fl~isha ie.Dx I.EMotpl e'HDavies, 1-. ., Austrli~ii Esntates r I. Coy. Dix, W. P)., C,: 0 . Ioffii ung & Coy.LtCreek Stretet.Chrlotte Stret.I avies, Win., "Dryswyn," Toowongi. Dixon, C., Box 3t;7, i ;. '.lavis, . II.. Wanei' Hoa. C~a nleld Dixon, D . U. P., 97 WVicI ktha ni Trace..~ i". . K.. orkshire Insura tce Coy., Dobson, F'.c.abiiltc teEale St~eet. C liooltiie.avis, 11. C., C/ I)l'. S. &E A. Ito k, Pomonai Dochet, John, Hipwoy ci It~itl, Toorg~JIvi, .1. 5., "Ilea ~theote.'' Chinichill~. I ihiiit4. I 'a'lington.l~ll(tli n Strect, Syl ii. Dodlds. A ied .. 235 Q ueeaI Street. ;1 a:wson. I., ('i~iiiii~ii':l Itnkitig Coy, of Ioll.li 1 'piX~cSydney, Queen St PtDowll . . I' ial C ~le &- Motor.awsii111I., ''Ithan,''" li(hnilnd River, Aency, L~td., Creekc SN. S.W. Doig. IL. X., 230) (hey St reel, .1.ia', E'., Bouldry St e , XVest Enit. Doa,.. .,lraill'TI: llludgelra 1 ~iay, U:. Ei.. V illiers Steet, New' Fariii. Sl II es lealy, U:. H.. Villeis Stet, New\ Fam onllsii, iliilitie p~~sbou rue, 'ty,~ Victoi', .\dla ~id~ St l~c. itni~a'on X.. Xi'~y Stret.DiialiiiIL te..M (Iv, a , I oganturj'eak iii, HI., ~elt lorpe, vial \Vood ford.Dnalisi,. (. 2 lz :ibcth Street.:'eali Heonry~, 2:1- Ibouni St rl. onalsiii, Ii., llway.'cnn.1J. ET.. c/n, Co-o. Diry Coy. Ltd., DoUII~lidS)II, Samuelil, Levn Sti eet, AlbioIMar y bo ro ugh. Dona liiscii, W\'n., ( raI' ttoti Str eet, Southeane. ('ha. 11., Keaits Street ,Xti~lioiika, Ilislia te.Soitli Coa .t i ti. Douneley. .\. It. 'l'',son, Uclrnal. v, . S.. ''I? viiii,' Nexw Sonilgate Jondayai.Road, A Iblon. Doncley, Mrls. J. 'I' son, PrIecke, Edwa td It.. I h l MuO Qiteeli Stre. Dn.e clI)aytn'liii11 I \' ' . lrgiii. )or~e. .\lfr,rl I)eptle~i' Stiliii)a in Prk,e ~onI ' i'lk, Okeyvia~ 'l'oowoomba,I loker A ist I alaiatiSi' I S. IcCoy. Lt iiii ielly,, A.. I tel St eeCharlotte St et Don ellv. H. C., Normnai 11 Il,~1 pwich Rd;ocfter osH. '.. Co ~ierl Bildi ng, Edtwaid St. Dono',aii, Geore R.. c/i D ('hi ity's IRoo4(egn, Alfred C., Feerl Chabers, Queen Soe, Xickliam Street. Vlley.Street. onov a i, .lih ii, E~iii pi icNlI il. Valley.ntlalte Road,'eigton .lilrsvle, Il., arwck.(':i\ tild.I.Street. Doolai, I. I., "Ihiwetivi~ lIe,'. Ilokes St.,'t,Tiiowiing.iiicc. D~ougls, A\. S.l~itririe'nal. ii',.,)~ugls, I)r'. G;enige A.Nc \r' 1:'n~ Duglais. II. ....... lliiS tli e t.V.Douls, II A., MIt. Mt~i a, l\Iorven ''lritigF Iletili,\. ltile?'s hlill. Illllinoiil, Duls 2 ~iaiI: i.. NS117 Eagcle Str~et. Doulas, . M., Millc'lit ''9 II.I. ueen~lreb. CQeen Str'eet.i'utehei, A. M .. Charlevll~. Dw i z ot V.I'vereux X.........I . I' I 'V.. Il. (aiies t~iS('lekSt td o ti, HI. Hi.. Ganrriek TI'~vite, A Ifietl I~., Mlounrt Lelinter, Daly. own. Victor It. H.. ('" vine, A . II ., Kllowey, at Wanrwick. icay Street, oweuri'ei te, tIii oI, MoI taulllt 1 el ntet', 1I ) b?. Don V... ont'cyvliti, XW., I ii' iihlhin 'lre, Soulthl Qoy~.Iiirl~ia tiel Dowries, E. N., Bou~bonC.,hester,;inkCIhabetTutees r,,Chao' GeHoge D)o~H illi."it."ThlRBundabptIIrl* ., - . ''I

ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.le, J. D. Hardgrave Road, West End.R. K., c/o Brabant and Coy.,i .e, J. E. Jnr., George Street... Mis, Warwick Butter & Dairyingoy.. Bony Mt., A. M., C/o J. Finucan, Chalk Street.Iooloowin.|, G., 119 Brunswick Street, Valley., G., Sherwood., H. H., Doyle & Charles, Furracaad,Glen Innes, N.S.W., J., 119 Brunswick Street, Valley.Be, J. H., Warrandine, Tallwood.|e, R., 119 Brunswick Street, Valley.er, Miss Eva M., Woodfortl.Ie, W., Wanora, Brisbane Valleyine..re, A. W., Australian Stock BreedersICoy., Ltd., Mary Street.}ayn, F. S. G., Bell Street, KangarooPoint.Immond. Col.Sy, Miss E., "Roughiam," Eildon Hill.den, Andrew, c/o G.P.O., City.an, W., Latrohe Terrace, l';ldington.dale, John, Rose Hill, Myrniong. Vie.hig, Archbishop, Darra, Valley.tbar, Colin C., "Caithness," Bridge St ,Albion.s~,Leonard F., Irvingdale. Bowenville.lcan Alexander, Penlington Street,Rockhampton.scan, C. C., "Warroo," Wagner Road,'.Clayfleld.lcan, James, c/o Miss Smith, "Ashley,"Vulture Street, West End.ican, Mrs. L., Mooraberrie Station,Windorah.acan, W. G., W. R. Moon & Duncan,Indooroopilly.plop, C., Q'land Co-op. Bacon Coy.,Murarrle.Qn, David, Valley View, Beaudesert.H, Mrs. C. G., Manson Road, Hlendra.lR, James, Tambourine.we, Gerald, Roma Street.lne, L. L., Mail Branch, G.P.O.. BrisbanehUdon, Edward, Normanby Ter., Nor-"manby.bdon, W. F., Downs Co-op. Dairy Coy.,:, oowoomba.Utan, S. W., C/o A.U.S.N. Coy., Ltd.,:.~ary Street.ton, G., Rosemount Terrace, Windsor.on, Robert, Woolsley Sticet. ClayfleldR, R. T., Lucinda Street, Taringa.k A. C., Ada Street, Taringa.SA. E., Cornwall Street, oft Logan_yaker, J., C/o Wincheombe. Carson,Ltd., Eagle Street.It, . H., Maxvale, Charlevllle.t Herbert, C/o McDonnell & East, Ltd.,orge Street.n,0 W. D., Jamieson Street, Bulimba.J., "Wondal," Lower Bowen Terrae.New Farm.hbt, P. H., Box 206, Post oUnice, Rockhampton.ei C. S.. Central Avenue, Indooroopillv.H. T.. c/o A.M.L. & F. Coy., Ltd.,Creek Street.I, Mrn. M. J., Nudgee Road, Northgate|y, J.. London Road, Clayfleld.Edmonds, Mrs. L. E., Watson Street, Coorparoo.Edwards, E. E., 287 Wickham Terrace.Edwards, James, Eveleigh Street, Wooloowin.Edwards, M. M., N.Z. Chambers, 884Queen Street.Edwards, W. E., Hudd Street, Bowen Hills.Edwards, W. H., Coongoola Colosseum,North Coast Line.Effey, W., National Hotel, Petries Bight.Egan, M. J., Gayndah Co-op. Dairy Co.,Ltd., Gayndah.Ehlerth, F., Connondale, via Landsborough.Elgar, S., Adelaide Steamship Co., PetriesBight.Ellerton, Dr. H. B., Hospital for Insane,Goodna.Elliot, A. A., c/o Queensland Club: GeorgeStreet.Elliott, Edward.Elliot. P. L., Taronne, Lowmead, N.CLine.Elliot. \V. H., Naonijah, Cunnalnulla.Elliott, Chas., Charlton & Elliott, 356Queen Street.Elliott, Gavin, Wheatley Farm, LaidleySouth.Ellis, C. W., c/o Cooke Bros., Haberfield,Sydney.Ellis, Miss, Eagle Terrace, Sandgate.fIlis. .1. H.. I,i\v' Stock Bulletin OfficeCastlereagh Street, Sydney.Ellison, C. R., Inns of Court, Adelaide StEllison, Wm., Bald Knol, LnndshoroughEllwood, E. A., Killarney Dairy Coy.Killarney.Elms, M., Northgate.Elpliinstone, A. C., M.L.A., Oxley RoadCorinda.Elworthy, F. L., Cyinpie.Elwyn, H. F., Gunyan,' Inglewood.Emery, C., "Fairview," Bororen, N.CLine.Endres, Ernest, Edward Street, Albion.Enever, John, 540 Leichhardt St., ValleyEngels, Fred A., 146 Adelaide Street.England, Joseph, Yanleigh Farm, Strathpine.England, T. D., Preston House, Queen StEngles, Wm., Mt. Ubi, via Eumundi.Escott, J. J., "Penryn," Waterworks RdAscot.Espie, D. E., Croxdale. Charlevllle.Eva. H. C., Kings Road, Taringa.Evans, Chas., Railway Avenue, BowerHills.Evans, C. H., c/o Dalgety & Coy. LtdElizabeth Street.Evans, John, Evans, Anderson & Phelanr,Kangaroo Point.Evans, John C., Curra, N.C. Line.Evans, Norman, 120 Roma Street.Evans, Wm. E., Maroochydore, via YandinEverdell, S. J., Leahurst, Woodhill, Beaudesert Line.Everett, Arthur S., enr. King and StanleStreets, East Brisbane.Eves, George L., Royal Insurance Co.,355-357 Queen Street.Ewart, W. J., Rialto Street, Coorparoo.Ewen, F. P., City Buildings, Edward 8Uxton, R. H., R. S. Exton & Co., Ltd.,Queen Street.

ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.FPaella, Anthony, Sandgate Road, BreakfastCreek.Fagg, R. C., Newlands Estate, Indooroopilly.Fairfax, J. H., Marinya, Camnbooya.Falls, Fred., Queen Street, Brisbane.Falt, P. P., Ryfleld, Tingoora.Fanning, Tom., Ashgrove.:anning, W. J., Strathinore, Longreach."'arley, W., Boonah.,'armer, Chas., Butterfield St., Herston.'armer, Edwin J., Hazeldean, Gladstone.'armer, J. C., Castlemaine Brewery, Milton.'arquharson, I'. F., Byculla, Hursley Road,Toowoomba.iarrant, Samuel, Condong. Tweed River,New South Wales.r'ass, A., Seventh Avenue, Windsor.'aust, C .W., Proserpine.'eather, H. A.. Howard Smith Co., Ltd..Eagle Street.'eez, Adolph, Feez, Ruthning & Baynes,Lutwyche Chambers, Adelaide Street.'eez, Arthur, Lutwyche Chs., Adelaide St.'allows, H., Lindum, Cleveland Line.'els, B. T., Loganholmne Stud, via Beenleigh.'elton, D. V., Q.M.E., C.y. Ltd., Mary St.'enelon, M.. Sta te School, Manly.'enton, J., Burrell, Fenton & Co., RomaStreet.'enton, J., Cooya, via Toowoomba."enwick, S. S., 403 Ann Street.'erguson, Andrew, WValer & SewerageBoard, Albert Street.'erguson, C. D., 41 Queen Street.'erguson, Chas. Wm., 16 Symes St., Valley.'erguson, E. A., Watson. Ferguson & Co.,Queen Street.'erguson, James, Maryborough Co-op.Dairy Coy., Kingaroy.erguson, ,Ias., Iooi, via Kingaroy.'erguson, John, Eagle Terrace, Sandgate.'errler, G. E., Abel, Lemon and Coy., Ltd.,104 Eagle Street.'uerriegil, W.. Bald Hills.iehig, J., MeLennnn Street. Wooloowin.leld, Arthur H., Rowe's Bldges., EdwardStreet.ihelly, Hon. J., State Treasurer, Brisbaneinlayson, A., A. & G. Finlayson, 62-64Queen Street.Inlayson, G., A. & G. Flnlayson, 62-64Queen Street.inney, Hubert, c/o H. Finney and Ure'sLtd., Charlotte Street.inney, J., c/o Geo. Wills & Coy., WharfStreet.inucan, John, Chalk Street, Wooloowin.rth, J., Thynne Road, Morningside.'sh, George, Mons & Amiens, Redcliffe.isher, John J., 82 Queen Street.isher, Jno. N., Union Bank of Australia,Ltd., Queen Street.isher, Thos., Box 41 Wondal.Stzgerald, J. B., "Mouar," Sandgate Rd.,Virginia.itzgerald, J. F., Fitzgerald & Walsh,Queen Street.Itagerald. T. H., Kitchener Rd., Ascot.itzgerald, T. K., Samford.itzpatrick, J. C., Bellevue Hotel,Coomlnya.leming A lex., Maleny, via Landsborough.IFleming, P., Albert Street. -Fletcher, Donald, Jnr., CrockdanMuckadilla.Fletcher, Edwin, Goondiwindi.Flett, T. M., Box 562, G.P.O., BrisbalFlitcroft, John, Maleny.Florence, H., G.P.O., Chaiters TowericFlynn, E., Bank Street, South BrisbaIFlynn, J., Ipswich Road (neai Flvew|tSouth Brisbane.Flynn, Stephen, 98 Eagle Street.Fogarty, G. E., James Street, ToowooiFogarty, G. D., c/o Samuel Allan & oAlbert Street.Foggitt, C. E., Foggitt, Jones & ^Turbot Street.Foggitt, G. A., c/o Foggitt, Jones & Q(Turbot Street.Follett, Jas., Station Road, Silkatvia Ippswich.Foote, H. J., Sherwood Road, Sherwodo6Forbes, 1.A.. , I t pper l'dwardi Street.Forbes, W. D., Terrors Creek and Sam4iVale Butter Factory, Dayboro.Ford. F. C. 1., Deputy Surveyor GeneAExecutive Buildings.Forrest, P. McI., Rocklands O'Connell |Kangaroo Point.Forrest, Thos. W., "Luana," ProsplTerrace, Highgate Hill.Forster, D. M. T., Forster EngineeringWorks, Mary Street.Forster, T. M.. Forster Engineering WolMary Street.Forsyth, James, Burns, Philp & Co., 1MMary Street.Forth, W. A., Roma Street Markets.Foster, J., Hudd Street. Bowen Hills.Fowler, T. C., A. M. L. & F., Co., 127 CreStreet.Fowler, W., Federal Carriage Coy., 4|.Mary Street.Fowles. Lt.-Col. J. K., "Menahona," Iand Main Streets, Wooloowin.Fowles. Percy, Prince Consort Hotel,Valley.Fowles, Win. lHotel Danlell, George StFowles, W. L., "Clinton," Bowen TerrMNew Farm.Fox, Chas. B., 334 Queen Street, BrisbilFox, J. T., Arthur Street, Corinda.Fox, Matt. J., "The Den," Appel StrgiSouth Brisbane.Fox, Miles R., Brisbane Fruit GroW1Co-op. Ltd., South Brisbane.FIox. I'.. c/o The Downs Co-op. Dairy CriLtd., Koondal.Fox, W. W., Linville.Fox, W. M., Ipswich.Foxlee, H. W., c/o Pumtrey & Kyle, Ntdah.Foxton, Gibson, IndooroopIlly.Francis, John V., Brisbane Street, IpsawFrancis, Leonard, Treasury Chambers,,George Street.Francis, Stanley, Chelmer.Francis, Walter, "Sutton," New Sand iRoad, Albion.Franke, H.. Cawdor, via Toowoomba,Fraser, A. H.. Kitchener Road, Ascot.Fraser, W., Bowen Terrace, New FarmlFrans, Jno., Franz Road, Clayfield. :iFrawley, P. J., Strathpine.Frederich, A. L., Marburg.Frederick, H. P., "Pelham," ChineohlFredericks, A., Strathpine. .

pANNUAL MEMBERS--Cotinued.s, Heny~, Rose Lanwn, Strthpine.a, . H., Abbotsford 1-oad, Bowenlis, C , Freshl ood & Ice Co.rd Strest.Cl,(t~as. \V. ., ueruy naireeL, uoor1-hL. B., Rose Street, Egle Junction.SCohln G., 288 Queen Street.,Hairlin, 97 Queeni Sti cet., R. D. A., 14 Telegrph Chambles,Queen Street.nd, Cyril E., Spingwood., Sp~ingsure.ed, Henry, Vah ee~a, Gladstone.nd, Jamnes, Gladstone.- nPercy A., ''Vail ieepa. (iladstone.tJohn ., Rodwa, '1oowooiina.tiHairy Sen ., Coniondale, vial umundi.~imen, V. E., Horshata1 House, Adlelie~ treet.tE.," Park & Rivet ItoaRds MIilton.,IP. M\..A., .1. Ii. Fry &2 Co., Edwar~dt~ Street.Cie,(. E. S., Ril~xny Depr~tmentlt AnnSStreet.yeN., Noimnby~ Terace, Notnanby..~~nr, W., Kilcoy.braith. A. ('., fui l lndustries (Q'land)3O- 3S Itojn Street.H.H., C., o .ohn Hicks, t:eorgeu St..1,.I.S., SItl o i Street. Newmlarket.p.1,W. (. o Fogg it, .1 lnes & Co., Tu~botSt~eet.allL Wi., Homie Sec et aly'Y s Iien tlen t,m,,....,l,,~i.i.A.r I., Kili.~p. , H., (myra;. N. S. WV.. ltev. ,., I tsHi., vl Ilonld, SouthDnie.gite, . 1. I, dV i tMm~l t, .',(el lthe mt.ng, A I ti~ed, Sttionl Iton, hoov~l.Chs., 6( Qf ((ell St ret.RIi. .1.1 I Ion Ii .,N jllltoICItaelCree~. Voot~li.prdiner, 'I'homi , Se i,tl Stret, Su tb*Brisba ne.C~ocktooRoina Street.rget, Alf~e, Saudgajite.k~rnett, J. W, ''irhit St~et.~Rett, lt .. I iiwsel Street, Lutwvcle.Rrrick. .1. Cndetlt~ IIi 'l'el~gill~ll C.'ittiibeis,rtslde ~'I' ii I oiinh.I taker it., 'Cinienley,, Lill~aik Stret,Albion.heu \V, sta ley St re~t, neair ('Ia IUrtCornt,, ou ti ItnijSbn ('.t. ( ., Kildate,, Eidnvl.ttluo C A., ('ItRlleville.Uiodi~ei s, Ilvid W., Alice 1)owns,Blackall.ud, I F"., I i~ottte, via Pittsworth.Vtrd, -lethet H., Ltiioit Liattk Chantberm,Queen St~eet.City SretC., M~utul Life Asocation,~UPaeYiidlumanu, Arthur T., Tamnbourine Mt.Gelsmann, Bernad, Tambourine Mt.Gellatly, Thos., Lochaber, Eidsvold.Gelltly, Win.Geiston, H. H., Kelly Buildins, Queen St.Gentleman, Jno., Thomas Brown & Sons,Eagle Street.eog~e, . L., Oxenford.Geraghty, J., Dy-nan, Tdai St., WoolooWin.Gerrar, T. Hi., Mogl oa, Taring.Gibb~on, C., Faligh, NeTctheiml & Co.,EdwaRld Street.Gibbins, 1)., C o F. (1. Noble, Ltdl., F~gleStreet.Gibon, A. S., Yorlshiee ~Insuince Coy.,1InRhlul? 1lous.Gibsoi, P. W., G:lassouse Mountains.Gibon, J. Edlgar, Grnceiere, ltokhmptonGibsonI, .1oelii .1 r., /o 0 . (i lisoti & Son.Ke dron.Gibson, Dr. .1. Lcklha it, W bic k hanl 'X~ 'in t(Ailisoi, miii., Sta f~lthi -irl -1

-C LL~ ^~-~~I~-~ __~_C_ __ ~r__~EEi~lli~i~";"''~5~,'''~3~Ct~t "~:;"'~71ANNAL M[EMBERS -ContiGordon. .. . J.. Eat Stret, Rockhanpton. Greig, J. H., Jivil Service Store, AdelGordon, R., Atherton.Street.Gordon, T. J., Victoria Plce, South Grey, Henry, Box 220, G.'.O. Brisbane.Brisbane.Grey, Robert Di., E~dmoitone Steet,Gore, F., Goondiwindli. South Bri sba le.*:orman, W. J., Leichhardt St., Sping~ Hill. Grice, J. H., Messrs, Cole & Grice,W:oto, (A. 3 Joleso~th IStiect, Lisrore. Endt.New South Wles.Grice. J. Hemr'y, Grnd Hotel Southport.-.;otling, Fanshawe, Sherwoodl. Gieve, John, VI' ii fu 01l.:iough, Chas. Hi., ~eore Cough & Son, Give, Thos., ('h eli ii or.Albert treet.Grlit, . C.. iMoo it F'orles, via 4ough, W. J.. Isaac~ Street, Spring Hill. ITosewoil* ourgnd, ., Co opr~tive Coy., Ltd., Ciitics II. .. lihtuiy I )epa'~tfnent,Kin K'in. GeogF~e Stourgnd, . E.. Customis housenr Bisbne. Grgg, E. .. foweni Steet,owu. Ale. Ms., 550 Queenl Str eet. t'etries Grigg. .1. C. N ,liostocks, I-i'ooksted.Bight.GiorIt,3STuluper St., Mn ricki lleow. R. M., Turbot Street.Sy~dey.owe!. X. S., (>/o . U'. S .N. (lo., Mry GiieCC. c.o Mcxxix N bIc~e Bi'ogtStreet. (Q.). Ltd. South Bisbane.lce. Geoire, I ~rookli II, Lutw~vyche.GooftCollleinl tIliOfi Chamllberraharn,. . I )ouI:i s, JInus of ('on i, Ea~le Sl r cet.deliie Street. CIose . A., StaiIi e~ St ect, South B~risbnWV. U. & I. 1). Vill,Lt.aba inll, C*. . .. I iunn Steet, Soutfiprlrt. i'1v.;il~t iiiablli.C. ., o itx logi feer i~wn C rove, (' FL,. 'I(lvi iig , itt,~ Nanaiigo.hIll, 011111.I 1)ilf:l dda iie I '[;n~l~l~a II ttie'Irawoth. New\ l'ri II.LilaIll or lla \V~l I 'csii~tNorual X~ga, Nr. s. X.aIt, F'riit Ex:c~hange, Turbot.nuedl.Adelade Stree. Fak eaialto, .. P., XV ickaiiil Strt , Valley. II ills.aint, I. A , Ferlihiankll Sciliii, Rload, likC.AEnogei . acet, .* ve, XWIi.. Il(.lol)etlt I','CI ILoadt, Tindtle, A. A2 'XXveiit otli.'' MarmionTootong.i'aade'n ng.55011 It. i~tte ii.',iii. ihitli 'Ierrac1, Il.e , X. E6.New Farii.(iilt.EaCle Stret.iy, .. Dii.. Doriocli Trrace,1 ( Sou tli lagrX.Ifser iixlai. ) cstle StitctMa rve, .1., Shie~ncrwod Xtst tCII, .f. .. Newiiia ret ltd1., Xilston. hls t .Vlley.Hall, I'iraiicisi, Pd... Yliha St~eet. Ascot. SI it ~t.jiction LtI., Bag Ii.e . ufitioR.ty flu illin. l\\d tnid treet..ile , ~lllanln Stre~t, Bowen1V., I In ii wi yi~el~litiiint,BrI~istol1 St~ret, XVet Elnd.ICrave\~ ha(il & Scott StreOt.~entley Lolge, Rosedlale.ivel~ I loa, A uchehlo wer .II, A. i, . ('lilltIefx, ESdward';ifititlial Sttiiii,ltiliaberW.* e, llos. Teb, ('/o Mancpherson St reefI I reeji & Al ll~ieriso,~, E I'l ri~l Street. Hal .I, f',oiik Itulildifig, Qien Mt.ii, WV. 'I llat,'' D~enision Street, H ldy . II~ave~ I allidny) & ('o., .&rnAsiol.Steet.e ifield, . P'., 191 (1 erge Street. Ha~ii. I sn, 4! it) G~erge Strect.effiell,, Cyrril, 29)1 Queen Steet. Haiihletoii, A. L., Jieiits Buildliiigx, Albet(lldI(, W. H., Wajidoc, I'incess St., Str~et.elihagli, H., Motiiit h~ardlen, luckall. XV.cl~l Itreet.Silee, .1. 1'., rl jIidatle Streut, ('orilids liiitiC'l isill, FL H. It., 44 Dloretoni Street, Eaust Iriiuluaiie.New F~I 'mI.hmiti, vid, lacdoiiald Hlaiiiilton &e~l'ilp, IL. It., Uhfl ('levulaid iod, ('.. Mary Street.('oorprOO. lanllj on)l, J oiliii It., iiita St~eet, Auchen.KggR~S W. H., Musgrve Itod, Red Hil. flowe.l4.(~y Jaiiehi C., '"alcolall," Haig Rd.. Hnitton, 'I., Kelvin Gilove Hloo, Ne.Miltomi ma ket.UY___ __ i__ _ ii jll* __f___ _ _It_ _IIX r 1.IL liF i . i-~ui ~u~LI~Be~,~C~.- ~N''t~-, '~-

72ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.ton, W. J., Rocklea Hotel, Rocklea.el, W. F., Beenleigh.ond, J. W., C/o Gibbs, Bright & Coy.,E gle Street.son, E. D., O'Connell Terrace,B addington.ock, J. Henry, Hancock & Gore, Ltd.,Ipswich Road.ily, C. G., Rockville, Moombra, via.Coominya.lon, G. C., George Street.lon, Thos. Wm., 130 Union Street, off' Gregory Terrace.nah, B., McLennan St., Wooloowin.liaam, H. V., 356-358 Queen Street.en, C. S., "Kureelpa," Nambour.sen, H. P. Y., Strathmuir, Rockhamptonmen, J. H., Killarney South.castle, W. B., Virginia Avenue, Hawthorne.trdiman, M. L., York Hotel, Queen Stlding, C. J., East Street, Ipswich.ing, R. J., Meadow Green, Indooroording,Sllas, Norwood Street, Toowong.ding, S. H., Ipswich.y, A. E., Gregory Street, Clayfleld.'rdy, George, Jeay Street, Bowen Hills.rdy, Sydney Joseph, Jeays Street,B owen Hills.rdy, T. W., Maxwell Street, New- Farm.p rgrave. Oswald, Liverpool, London &. Globe Insurance Coy., Queen Street.Prreaves, Chas., "Spring Gardens,"- Manly.gtrgteaves, Mrs. J., "Spring Gardens,"SManly.Hrgreaves, J. B., Lota Road. Manly.greaves, Samuel, Hillcrest, Manly.rkness, J. M., "Wonga," Old SandgateRoad, Eagle Junction.rlen, C., Old Sandgate Road, Albion.Frley, Chns. H., R. S. Hews & Coy.,, Elizabeth Street.Irley, Edgar H., R. S. Hews & Coy.,Elizabeth Street.Ifrnett, David M., "Adare," Abbott St.,New Farm.rper, F. O., C/o Harper Bros., Brisbane.trarp, S., Wellington Road. Red Hill.rris, A. E., King Street, Windsor.rris, D. R. Major, Tobooba, Beaudesert.irrl.e, 1) 1'.. Chlew lFlats, Bowen Terracearri. Edward L., lrlisbane Soap Coy.,i Ltd., Bowen Bridge.Urrls, Edmund G., Rhoades & Coy.,Wickham Stret, Valley.Earris, H. E., 44 Ferry Street, KangarooSPoint.Iarris, James, Dulacea West, Channing,$Svia Miles.Mark, 194 Edward Street.W. C., Commonwealth Bank, Queeneet.krilson, A., Eagle Street.Ejrisoni. Edward, Cribb Street, Milton.rison, H. W., "(oodres," Kent Road,Eagle Junction.Brrlson, Mrs. M. G., Heidelberg St., EastBrisbane.Klarrison, N. A., The Spicer Shoe Coy.. Box100, G.P.O., Brisbane.Harrison, Robert, "Glenbrae," Cornwall 8t.Greenslopes.Harrold, A. E., Rees Avenue, Clayfeld.Hart, Arthur G., "Culterfel," Manly.Hart, F., "Culterfel," Manly.Hart, F. M., Empire Chambers, Wharf StHart, J. H., "Culterfel," Manly.Hart, W. H., Grosvenor Rd., IndooroopillyHartigan, Roger J., C/o Q'land PrimaryProducers' Co-op. Agency, Eagle StHartley, P., Nursery Road, Mt. Gravatt.Hartley, Wm. S., The Sth. Burnett Co-opDairy Coy., Ltd., Murgon.Hartman, Cyril H., Pittsworth.Hartnell, Walter, Thorndale, Warra.Harvey, E. K., Imbil, Mary Valley Line.Habkings, H., Indooroopilly.Hassall, J. C., Mt. Ubi, via Eumundi.Hussall, J. P., Mt. Ubi, via Eumundi.Hassall, T. R., Mt. Ubi, via Eumundi.Harvey, E. W., "Rettah Vanna," New FarHarvey, H. C., Kenilworth, Moore, EskLine.Hassett, Dan, Kelvin Grove Road, Neimarket.Hatton, J. C., C/o Exton & Co., Queen tHatton, M. A., Chinchilla.Hatton, W., C/o Thos. Cahill, LakesidHawkins, E. A., "Beaufort Hill," ClayfielHawkins, M., "Chota," Sherwood Road,Toowong.Hawkins, Percy A., Bristol Street, We tEnd.Hawkins, Thos., Court-le-Roy, Kilcoy.Hawkins, V. G., Tamrookum, BeaudeserHawthorne, A. G. C., 303 Queen StreetHay, R. A., Taylor & Colledge, Ltd.,Charlotte Street.Hayes, F. St.L., Humpybong SteamshipCoy., Ltd., 377 Queen Street.Hayes, F., 48 Victory Chambers, Queen 1Hayes, J. W., Bowman House, AdelaideHayes, W. H.. Mount Stanley.Ha;men, M. G., Q. N. Bank, Queen Stre'.Haynes, C., 196 Edwaird Street.Hays, J., Kenniore, via indooroopilly.Hayter, F. O., Pomona, N.C. Line.Haywood, Harold Lucas, Durinda StrctGreenslopes.Heale, E. H., Kureen, Nth. QueenslandHearnden, W. .. , George Street, Winds. .Heaslop,. James, "Lakkan," Vulture Stre ;,South Brisbane.Heaslop, R. H., .Tames Heaslop & S ~4Stanley Street, South Brisbane.Heaslop, T. N., James Heaslop & S, .Stanley Street, South Brisbane.Hecklemann, J. W., Whinstanes.Heggie, R. W., Dalgety & Coy., Ltd..Elizabeth Street.Heiner, E. F. A., Isles, Love BuildingAdelnide Street.Hellicar, V. A., fank of Australasia.Queen Street.Hemming. Chas. IH., "Winidemere,"Florence Street. Terieriffe.Hansley, Dr. J. Cameron, "Bunya Bun'\Wickham TenraceHenderson, A. W. C., Siiiioy.vbnk.Henderson, Lieut. J. Cliaude, Departn :tof Repatriation, Charlotte Street.Henderson, J., Dorrigo 10oad, Bunya.Henderson, J. S., '"Lttlernore," Boyn."\'alley Lieic.Henderson, R., Many I'eaks, via Oladst, e.

ANNUAL MEMBERS--Continued.rIelderson, W. A., Sandford Park, viaYanna.Hermann, H. W., Spring Service Station,Wickham Street, Valley.flerron, D., Twine Street, Wickham Ter.ilertaberg, Abraham, Charlotte Street.ertzberg, Mrs. A. M., 443 Bowen Terrace,New Farm.I'etzberg, Marcus, Charlotte Street.ietherington, J. W., Main Street, KangarooPoint.hewitt, A., Ann Street, Clayfield.!fowitt, H., Maxwell Road, Eagle Junction.I (witt, T. M., Lismore, N.S.W.V -ydon, T., Henry Berry & Coy., AdelaideStreet.Ikey, W., Glendalough Dairy, Wilston.1itks, J. E., St. Lucia, Toowong.iggins, J. P., Leslie, via Warwick.ghet, Walter, Abbotsford Road, IowenHills.ghfield Chas. H., Warwick.I tey, Fred., Norman Chambers, Creek St.I 11, Colin, Bellevue House, ITellevue.I' 1, E. O. W., Fassifern, Kalbar.I i, E. Stanley, "Rutland" NewmarketRoad, Wilston.II, Len., Campbell & Hurwood Streets.Bowen Hills.1 II, Stephen, Mapleton via Nanmbour.I i. Thos. E., Norman Street. Wooloowin.1 'i, W. B., Dornoch Terrace, West End.I II, W. J., Kelvin Grove.I ll, W. R. O., "Arlington," Southport.I1. Wlter T. Wsei rn Assurance Coy.,62 Creek Street.I' lion, John E., H-ardgrave ltd.. XVest End.lichliffe, 'A. E.. John Street, Windsor.I 'ichliffe, F. W., 504 Stanley Street.South Brisbane.I alnarsh, B., WVi ngtield, EidsvoldS:idmarsh. Wn., "Mon teu z,'' Hirt ckenRidge, Sandgnte.1 Ida, A. L. Y.M.C.A., Edward Street.1I ie, John E., Manger ton, l)undas, Fernvle.I iwood, James, 70 Eagle Street.I' chcock. Oswald, City & Suburban Ici.Coy., South Brisbane.V es. Chas. V.. Australian Sotgar riioducers'Association, Edward Street.! wei, Dr. Wallis, Preston House, QueenStreet.I' lhs, Arthur, Foxton, Hobbs & Macnish.London Bank Chambers, Creek Street.I labs, John G., Stanley Terrace, EastBrisbne.V son, Edgar S., Fiveways, Woolloongabba.1- kings, S. R., Eagle Junction.li kley, Arnold, Maryborough.B Ige, Robert S., Clewley St., Corinda.1 Igene, F. W., "Emscote." Peachester*.via Beerwah.Hl geon, Isaac Moggill Road, Taringa.H Igson, John, Knapps Creek, Beaudeert.1gson, Win., Howena," Kidston St.,lbon Heights.lscher, * M., Dalgety & Coy., Ltd.,Elizabeth Street.h y, Herbert W., Hoey, Fry & Coy., 170Edward Street.I1 ran, Joseph, Paul & Gray, Ltd., EagleStreet.i gan M., Triton Insurance Coy., 41Qiseem Street.Holbrook, S. T., Birkdale, Cleveland ILHoldsworth, J. H., Winchombe, Carmo1-Ltd., Eagle Street.Holdsworth, R. J., "Nerangai," WellingStreet, Clayfleld.Holland, Alex., Church Street, ToowongelHolland, E., "Rushley," via RockhampHolland, Fred., Bouchard & Holland, QStreet.Hollander, J. L., "Roseneath," HarcourtTeneriffe.Hollingworth, Thos., Brookes Street,Bowen Hills.Holloway, Edwin, Union Bank ChambeoQueen Street.Holly, E. L., "Glenferrie," Turallin.Holmes, B., Orange Grove, Box 74, POflice, Pittsworth.Holmes, Esau, Federal Farm. \llora.Holmes, E. J., Holmes & Church, 129 CeStreet.Holmes, F. (I., The Terrace, North IDswiQHolmes, Jonas, Longlands, Spring VallOJHoletswor. N., Castlenlaine Brewery,Milton.Holmes, Thos., Benbeula, Yarranlea.Holmwood, F., Sandga te Road, Nundah.Holt, R. T., Box 319 G.P.O.liomer, H. T., Harield, cGladstone.flood, R., Buruda, Cleveland Line.Itooke, 0. M., Moray I)owns, Clerniont.Ilooke, Theo., Crooks Park, Dungog,N.S.WI ooker, 0. S., Hooker, Chapman & Coyl,Elizabeth Street.looper, H. T., Limestone Street, Ipswiol~Ilooper, R., Cavendish Road, Coorparoo.ilooper, S. S., Department of Agricultug& Stock, Villiam Street.looper, T. B.. Tower Street. Allion.HIooper, W., Cheddar Farm, Wormbye.Hooper, W. J., C/o Dalgety & Co.. Ltd.Hopkins, C. R., Dalgety & Coy., td.,Elizabeth Street.Hopper, .J., jdra. *llu Statt uManly.Horan, W. Cox.. C/o Barker & ioran,Eale Stiet. Rs tetpdtHore, T. H., "Northamn," Rose Street aPark Road, Eagle Junction. IaHorn, Albert, Wellington Road lastBrisbane.Home, Frank, Linville.Horne, Frederick, Linville.Horne, Graham D., Monsildale, v ia LinW9Horne, G. H., "Hockfleld," Gladstone.Horne, J., Peary Street, Northgato.Horne, John, Co-op. Dairy Coy.. Ltd.,Maryborough.Hornibrook, J., Third Avenue, ViluetrqfHornibrook, James H., Third Avenue,Wiltoi.Horrobin, J. W., Silverdale, Titlgoora.Horstmann, W. C., E. S. & A. [ankChambers, Eagle Street.Horton, *f. N., Inglis Ltd., Boundary &Adelaide Streets.Hoeler, L. T., 126 Princess Street,Kangaroo Point. .1:Hoskin, Alfred, Hoakin & Carmichael,Creek Street.A

i~9e~L;~L.~i~aiLs~: ; ~i~i~ul~74AllANNUAL MEMBEIRS-Contnued.I'hlitp, AveneL, 1-tinsop, Western Innes, S. N., Walla, Gin Gin.Innes, W., James Street, Valley.S. H., Toooolawah.Inwood, E. B., C/o . & W. M~uray,. R., Eagle Junction.Elizabeth Street.0. L., (leolge Street, Tar'ig. Irish, C. G., Isles Lane.T., Crowther St., West E~nd. Irvine, Allan, Cio Crawfor &t Iviner,J., Coralton, 0110, CentralVic'toia l'lace, South B~ri~lale.ray.Irvine, J. W., National Ins. Co., Creek St.B. ., lfred Street, Valle.Irvine, R. S., Irvines, Ltdl., Adelide St.Ivine, WV. Edmnnu d, IlljlRIa ho Kir~kln td, 171 Queenci Stree~ct.James, Heber~t Iichaltl i S, c1Itiio StillJamels. Jecs., c'ou icrl Bil~lgis. Q~tlleltJariesoi, C. .1 itle, Judgec~s ('lilitbo))rs,1 )itrict t 'oun~t.Steet, Sloutli Ihrit51It lie.Jansenl, A. Ii., i~eview Tera~ ;ce,Jarrett, Henry, K itcteltei. Itotoll, A\S) I,..Jay, t;Ceone, W\ilson St Iiel, 'ad~llgtOltJeovlr, lalt, A\ust lliali ESxtatcs t Ml (I,t~ c'l ek Stret.Jeffrey, Il.K., 'itir Mle~, Weihe IIGay ntlah.Jeffille. B:. D., eani Street, TIonwon.

75A\NNUA I M~EMBUE RS-Continued.tlJekins, B., 19,7 M~oray Stret, NewY Farm. Jones, T. L. Hon., Foggit Jones & 00%renns.. (., V'ulture Street, South Bris- Turbot Steet.bane. ' Jordan, Ei: A., G~ inpi Road, Aspley. '".lennings, T., Garrick Telrce, Herstonl Jordan, T., Corn iicial Bnking fJovrlenyns. H. E., Geaoge Street. Sydney, Valley.'ecrore, Atkii, Canungan. Jorgensen, (:. I., Le~is St~eet. Fagleerome, J., Canunrla. Junction,eser, C. R., Verneyle Roadl, Ga~ceville. Jose~h, A. ~., Cuntrv l'~es A~n 1e'sser, V. M., 'Oakwood,." Cowrie Rid.. Edwa~vrd St~et.Asp e Y* Josehson, I., Caxtoni Street, 'et les*ssr, ohn i., C 'o .. nrews, Lt.. TrneNew sten d.Jwt,'l, Iti .. E4 It~isba*. iumen, '. ( )inosl,', uior~. .Joyc, W\. II.. Eull i.l. ue It odgate,? N .'dinnes. (l E. 1: rlorec~ Stet (Lxhod 01(,A,13o s 'ok.I;uii xihaisoi, Alfedl, Suiw MllS. Cahiiht ctrile.linon,.1. Htel('el I Ileoge tret. Jutita't'. ,., e1 ~, ('ut us E~sltats. I co. W111~J. I(''i. X~iliuiif Str~t 0(.lrll~~l~nsuItSt1101,re. .1li., W & I',.1111 leSre,'lhilPlitisoji. Wilc\. Sate., \ 4. . iolik, cs1i.'ilnsot, t.tu~t .,Mt t ewl~iit. Ista. . C., \\luinda Street, I:St 'hum. I'igi* hSton A. W.,X'ti'WinlolStee, a, J. "aivie,''ii~ ]lwen H 'ilsnfllciiiiiid tje.

ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.SH., Melbourne St., South Brisbane.R., Melbourne St., South Brisbane.- . B., Watervaal, Kilcoy.R. A., Boys' Grammar School,uwich-. R. S., Cavendish Rd., Coorparoo.in, Dr. P. J., Preston House, Queen St.in, Michael, Heatherside, Coochin.|W. F. S., Home Secretary's Departnt,Treasury Buildings.,Cowen, Wondai.rtin, J., Home Sectetary's Departent,Treasury Buildings.ftrick, C., Bowen Terrace, New Farm.e, .T., Finney Isles & Co., Queen St.,y E., Sandgate., H. L., Eagle Terrace, Sandgate.angton, J. H., Shepherd Hill, GlenoreBrove.f Arthur L., Mooroonba, Nara, via(Toowoomba., Edward, Craigend, Charlton.SH. J., Bank of Australasia, Queen St.T. D., Virginia Avenue, Hawthorne., R. M., Kents Buildings. Adelaide St.Walter, State School, Hemmant.ston, F. C., Old Sandgate Road.y, A. J., Ipswich Rd.. Sth. Brisbane.y, E. P., Murwillumbah., Geo. W,. Luxland Sapphire Anakie.|y, Jas. S., Cashmere West, St. George.I G., Goondiwindi.R. W., Brooks Street, Bowen HillsW. Hague, Parbury House, Ea!g., St.Jpp, S., Logan Rd., Mt. Gravatt.t, F., Co-op. Dairy Co., Koorniiouara.t, F. G., Bluff View, Maroondan.Mt. Perry.ght, H., Wickham Street, Valley.ght, J., Lapraik Street, Albion.ht, J.J., Brisbane Newspaper Coy.,Ltd., Queen Street.ablanch, C.. Crown Stove & FoundryCo., Hawthorne St., Woolloong-bba.>wles, A. F., 141 Adelaide Stret.X, D. Junr., Gymple Road, Kedron.pi, Robert A., Gymple Road, Kedron.)X, Wm. J., C/o D. Knox, Gymple Rd.,Kedron.Sefr, A., Roadvale, Fassifern Line.Ulse, F., Lindum, Cleveland Line.rouse, A. S., Tile International FruitJ. Produce Co., Turbot Street.,e Henry, G. A., C/o McWhirters Ltd..Valley.pimer, W., Darling Downs, Co-op.Bacon Co., Willowbura, Toowoomba.r , A. H., Union Park, Kilcoy.mel, A., Wynnum South.il.r,IJ., Hendra.B., F. C., "Yarragee," Newmarket.Thynne Road, Mornlngside.Abbotsleigh Street, Coorparoo.Ib). R. A., Sawmills, Corinda.G., "Beechwood," Gladstone Rd.,Brisbane.ames, Park Street, Kelvin Grove.:. H., Q. N. Bank, Ltd., Brisbane.x., Princhester St., West End.M., C/o Hoted Cecil, George St.F., A. M. P. Chambers, Edward'rank A., "Woodton," Indooroo-Lambert, G. E., C/o Lambert & Sons, Ltd.Adelaide Street.Lambert, W. G., Cowlishaw Street, BowenHills.Lancashire, W. S., C/o R. S. Exton & Co.,Queen Street.Lane, Dr. Morgan, Gladstone Road, SouthBrisbane.Lane, D., Lake Clarendon, Gatton.Lane, John E.,Lane, R. H.. B. .. Ball, Ltd., Charlotte St.Lang, Alex. S., Wellington Rond, KangarooPoint.Lang, John, "Marriana," Sherwood.Lang, John, Forrest Lang & Roper,Merivale Street, South Brisbane.Lang, G. T. C., Wellington Road, EastBrisbane.Langdoin, A. H., Union Bank Chambers,Queen Street.Langly, W.. ,liggi, via Lismore.Langmore, A., Prairie, Jondaryan.Langworthy, Mrs. H. M., Manilla, N.S.WLanhain, D., Mary Street.Lansdowne, ). J., C/o McWhirters, Ltd.,Valley.Larcombe, W. E., Hampstead Road,Highgate Hill.Lassell, N.,.John Street, Sandgate Road,Wooloowin.Latham, W., Musgrave Road, Red Hill.Lather, F., Philip Street, Galloways Hill.Lather, G., Auchenflower.Lather, H., C/o Howard .Motor Co., AlelaideStreeLather, Otto, State School, Rocklea.Laugher, C., Station Master, WestClevelana.Laugher, E. M., North Quay.Laugher, F. V., New Farm Wharf.Lauriston, Glen, "Middleton," John Street.Toowong.Laver, Robert, "Rivorslea," Gogango,Rockhliampton.Laverack, H. J. S., "Hillbury," Hill Street,Sherwood.Lavers, A. R., Q. M. E. Co., Ltd., Mary StLavis, Arthur E., Maithland, Ruth Street.South Brisbane.Law, H. J., 70 Creek Street.Law, W., Goodna.Ulawloss, Ivan I )., Goomally, Duaringa,via Rockhampton.Lawless, .1. I'., Windera, (Goomeri.Lawlor, W., Orchard Street, Enoggera.Lawrence, A. T., British Imperial Oil CoMary Street.Lawrence, M., City View Dairy, Bundainl.'Lawrie, A. A., R. A. Conn, Ltd., 181 GeorgStreet.Lawson, Robert B., Hazelwood, StanthoriLaycock. Gwydir J., Lorraine, Roma.Leach, R. S., Rep. T. Dewez & Co., ParbulHouse.Leahy, J. J., Clerk of Petty Sessions, BriLeahy, Hon. P. J., National MutualChambers, Queen Street.Lecky, S. C., Moray Street, New Farm.Lee, Arthur, Hargreove Road, West En,Lee, Chas. A., C/o A.M.L. & F. Coy., Lt'Creek Street.Lee, F. S., N. Z. L. & M. A. Co., EagleLee, F. W., N. Z. L. & M. A. Co., Eagle .Lee, H. D., Engineering Supply Co., of AEdward Street.Lee, J. H., Werthelm Co., Queen Street.

77ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.Lee, W. J., 159 Stanley Street, South Bris.l.eech, A. H., London Bank Chambers,Creek Street.I[es, J. Mackenzie, Bank of Q'land, Ltd.,Queen Street.Leeds, A., Junr., "Calverton," ClavertonSiding, Western Line.I ggo, A., C/o A. Victor Leggo, Ltd..Elicabeth Street.I ggo, E. Hedley, H. M. Leggo, Ltd., 218-22Queen Street, Melbourne.hane, T. J., Inns of Court, Adelaide St.L Inon, J. H., Bridge Street, Albioii.I ny, Alfred, East Brisbane.i. ney ,F. W., Hemmant.Ianon, Hon. W., Wooloowin.I inox, ). ( ., co Neilson & Len i oxBox 21, G.P.O., Bundaberg.1. slie, A. H., Woodford.L .,ter, Joseph, Laidley Creek West.I strango, Guy S., Wickham Terrace.S~strange, Dr. H., 113 Wickhanm Terrace.1. strange, W. M., Herston Road. KelvinGrove.L hbridge, lt. L., "Werrington," EinasleighCairns.L er, C., Lapraik Street, Albion.L er, C. E., Conon Street, Wooloowjin.L. er, George J., C/o Bank of New SouthWales, Queen Street.LLingston, T., 404 Queen Street.'in, L. T., Leyland Motors Ltd.. LondonBank Chanibers, Moore St., Sydney.L. xis, A., Lewis & Co., Montague Road,South Brishane.i. is, A. W., Vale Street, Kelvin Grove.L Nis, L. W., Box 2,. 'ost Ollice, Miles.I. .is, Stan le1e Itockliou rne Terrace, I plerPadd int Ii.L Kiss, A. C., C/o Warwick Butter &Dairying Coy., Allora.L Jell, R., Stephens Road, South BrisbaneL 'itband, R. M., Union TrusteesChambers, Queen Street.L i tbody, . A., Wertiini Queensland['iano Depot, Queen St~eet.L itbody, Isaac, Leichihardt St., SpringHill.Li

ANNAL M\EMBERS-Contnue.crtney, Hon. . H., A. . . Chmbers,Ewar~d Steet.oaId, A. H. G;., 'Kadav," LncsterSRoad, Ascot.donld, A. M ,. Victolr Chinixers,Queen Street.oonald, A. It., 'lillIvxew,": (4eeonslopes.donald ).BJ.llo(Jiiiill. I~kaI.donald, S., Bloni ole ooi. I aevhun.Cdonald, S. ~. ti., "Mii,''. Ascot Street,SAscot.ofarln, A., HaIn17 Rioadt, lpsw . iioalane, J. P'., Union Trustee Cb.,Queen St~eet.]Dugarilaxxl Lit' .Duganidan Line.Mallet, W. W., Box 35, Post Office,Nambour.Maloney, C. J., Arihixi' Street, Teieife.Maloney, E., C/o Downs Co-op. Dairy CoyLtd., Clifton.Manxxxetix I'ty.. L~t. ii~:. . Ski xxxei, Rep,1119I Pitt Strcet. Svl xey,1\'Inhestex, 1K. ....... Joxda x Tex~x'a'e,,Albion.Mannley, ~. JLowoo.lIa nn .1. C., Ciesceit aIxo1., Y:I x i lexI:IManning, A. E., Box 261, G.P.O,.Maxiisni. 1. I ., Panrl,xxv~ lhirse, Ea:g~le 5iMalestoe, ~.J,., oray Steet, Newv FanBrisbaie.acrego', Pt x. 21 'I'l'x 'ia (III '': InIsCIFQueen St~et.cintoh, T. B., lioixck Tece,cc SouthBisbane.ky, Cohin M., C'o D. S. Caiite,lx ttrs~o x St xe't. \ ucliexi how~c lB~ckay, D., Cj.o Collard & MI:xcka.'., FruiltX Exchange, Turbot Steet.(akie, A., alC IIa siBcll 1 St WestEndl.*ickxell. I''I St1 .1 l vxxacleod, Thoes., 1II is o Ci UI. Aelallde St.S ; V'o~loow\\iil~acnx~ ll xi, . Clxi lotte Street.~j)acnamnran I i.. Ma tex' Ml'isri ~lii iHospitl, Sxxtlx Itislalix'"Klo," N iltonr 1to~it, 1'diltoi.~Q aneil i) . xlllc '~liaeville.&3.(likllhi I (. l,ill l f:lailt c'hiiiil ci !s,SCreek SI eel~~apherson, H. S., C,o Malctdclrsoxi, r~en,& Nal;cpiei xiii, Edtward~ Slret.Mardon, fl. N., Campbell's B(ld.,Hamilton.Ma~k, J. R., Stte School, [tosewood.Crleek SRknl, Il. XV' 1. Miixir~i t. .\iilxeahlw0.(Malks, L~eslie I '.. ~rltilclxoxx'xe T~erracee,Marks, W. V., Wellington St.. WooloowRt;1ix by~ll cl .l~r XV.. i Max 1' 1 Sti'e,'h:,iMxii. r (~i,i' I,.. U'' oitix' Stixci~Manr, .1. 1'., Talnk Stre~t.N:xxii~olt, 5. 'lhiiticlil, ltxx!.~ j Si. lIe.'.MaI'F1 xs , Lslie, C/o . I lac, Leno iourlito'.. elli II ll. ).11.1('1 1 litMa rsbtxlll, Wo III .. ~ , \'x.li xe' Street. W:1Itiisxl. "T lvi.,M CNox'tixaxx lCreieit 1KcAdxi ti~itStiedAdla ile Hitet,Satagilt., I 5xx, .\hela jib Stret.Wvoan W. , Ar'dgoux', (ffbarn.~.A. P. Lodge Rod, Eale ,luntio'iW gs P C., Gyple Road, Kedlroi.A Kelvin Grlove.itland . A\. Iliilix xie Str~et, I itli nb.I r, Uf W., Nonee GaledIxIx. PlixiWodem pie L A., 1361 HItrixnllt treaet, NewFarm.Martin, Angu, Cao nrbur Street, CasiiLxtii , ('loise, I e\ilxit Si ,t I 1agle lxxi~I'I;ttxitixi. I'. ji, \' ixixi Ilxxsiix :xxxt.x'ulIKIy.a x Sit i lllt l t'~t s \Masslte'.. I., Stat Rller irtg (o7rl iTboStreet.

I 9 tar IP~s3~P ~a~%s~~~t~e~Z~n~71)ANNUAL MIEMBERS-Continued.3N'.thews; Ray, C o oward Sith, Ltd.. M~ole, F. W., I ublic Curator. Geoge Str~t'~Parbury House.Molesworth, Rev. H. T., Con wall Street,htthes, Binest, 'I Wsenllii,''r A nie Thorpsor SEstate, South Bisbane.Str~eet, New F'a ro1. Mollenhue , E. H., M'boro C'o-op. Dairy~N~atthews. E. Ii., nkii of Queensland, L~td., Coy.. Mull Sd ubbe in :Queen Street. M~olony, A XV G,(lastone.Mantthews, G. S., "Powlett," Helesville, Monhn, A. J., "Agmnere," John~ Stree,Vic.Windso.thews, X. H., "Woulfruina, Newsted Mony , Mrs.Terr~ae, Newsteadl. Hamiltoi.I athewson, Dr. T, H. R., "Crag Athol," Monk, (;. W\.B unswick Steet, New Far~n. Brisbane.t liewsou, Tho., 18.1 Queen Street. Monteath, C, B., Mlontague Rd, XWest En4.Sude, J., Rawon A v\enue Koaiahl~i, Moon, Colonel I lfred, 3!( Adlelaide Street.~.N.S.W. Moon, A. J., (:a iool tu ie.11 insell, J. F., Shorne~liffe, Sailgante. Moon, X. I., Mloon & 1)1.1IIClii, Iftldooioo-Il, xwell, D. F'., Q,. N. Ba uik, Quee n Sti t. pilly.NI well, J. F., 174 Albe~t St~et. ooe, A. E., II..A., 'rliaiieiit Ileoise.ii xwell, S. J., 1)ornock Terrace, South Moore, Edgr, 'Cheltenhain,'' lUardonBrisbane, Villa~e, I th a ca.It 'twell, F., Loora, Sth. Grafton, N.S.W. Moore, Itwni (, M~oole l~i~os., Sb ii Icy t. 1NI \all, .. , Avondle, I 'ittswrtli.South Bit s hn e.hi vne, W. Colbun, Hatchani lUowns, Moore, H. F., 'Jioogo~laLwah.Yeulba.Moore, ,Fl., 'Itetfod,'' I,I nslaw St.,t ne, l. .1. (Y'Nil. "Mloolands," New F~Ro.IToow ong.Mloore, Fran 1ll .., LuO'iiidii Stcti 'I';a~iia.11 n, proftsorr Fton, Alontpelie~, Xick- Moore, F'reer~ham Terrace i o oNI liii, W., Duhlin Street, Cl~Avtel. Moor, IsaaceUl is. I .,Mo dl~ten ;a I ro, Toogocolawal. Mor,. li,Nt~ klein, J. A., Strathpine. Mooe, J. C.,Ni k D . R. A., Vultue &E Stanley Streets, Moore, J. E.,South Brisbnie. Moe ~NI. itejon, Janes, E.S.C.A., Ltdl.. Edward MoiD JStreet.I"Bariie," AljelM. bourne, A. C. V., Seftonl [to~, Clayied. Broisb~ane.NI. i',.3.A.,Ma i, S., ainga t ('n tal. Moore, ''. II.,it, moildnt, Sa udtgat. Mloor~e XV. II.Ai al, 1r . XV'., liuke Street, [luljinha. SuhIr~Il ili, .1 Isi Q~ueen Street. Mioji V1 Iltoi, ,Janes, l)oiiles St~eet, Bowen Moian, .,HIill..'/o Allani & Stak, Ltd., teet..\I ltiX,'l'r iiEitVlQueen Str * lceebaiid 1'est.'ain ioya. Moigit, A., (':heter Street, Teiierife.'II .hi ,. It.. Yaloi,; St rt'e, Xsc~ot.H., ons Co-op,. t)aiA C 11 Ltd.,ialuai.1ainMiiles.ctliow~s Nest.II i , Andrei~w, TIeritrlid, .S.W..oraL.IMi *, J., Buld H-ills. ElzaetIuli liis iyi lpeei Morgan, S. A.li Id ii, .. A., Iileyr Slet, .\()'I niIIowe Icise S-t rleet. Tiaeii .Si rsltods Id,7 Ellza- Aog i I.Xxl \~~[ottltc l.I;aat I louse, Sihid.. ae rele&CyEwtiS liigiii, .Wox.,~ 377 Queeni St ~ et. Mni,. thhII ,i, jSLillartStSrn ll Morisi, 1II1Ili is, (II 0 riltl St iU(t t,1M NewVari. ornsoiIhi 5i, .. , 0 n~ i Hieel, St r New~ Fariil. 1111.aId 'iell, C. It. H., Failie, Warwick.Mu, tihi. iil, J. H-., ''Warii te,' Mc~i i o n, BnIislma nea.VictorIa.Morse, WumI.,hId tiell J. NI., 'Ioowoiig. Moit, A. b:.Ni: ll: St ley, Strathid u Stat m, Slinde- chete.ale Moi~t, H. C..,hI t t . ii Bac,0 ' . Mo~ton, H. RBrisane.NQ.M. , W. C., C/o B. C. Brett, E.s & A\.1 'hamber, Eagle Street.Ha;nk MoCl'H s;nE., Wichester Street,*226; Vulture Street, South',I'a lace H i tl, St . [rishne.Box 142, Maryborough.*I., Deli rtment o cP lublicope St., So tli Bisbane.lcStreet, South~llkt ia,'St.. 2tbIi gety & ('oI,?Street.Lt.,Spa i ii ot'. i 'llc ttin .KIl]lai~iy..Z yarra '; 1"ar1, AlbanIY Ck. ..1, Ael ott' St ict.211 ~lit'n QIYl StretII, I Ii eictoii St rel, So~ulth.14 A del id e St Ie~t', Tooleuc,"via Mal~ck nly,\I~'cs)tliiril 'rl'tit(CU, South.. .i ~ ,...~~~ ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~i ~ -.. ~i)_ i_,.iT1 *..

80ANNUAL MEMBIRSC~ontinued.H., Dalgety & Coy., Ltd., Eliza-Street.W., 98 Eagle Street.ft "Gladevale,' Lindon Street, South6- Priabane.t.R. J., Ashton, Prairie.*gHamlyn, Roma Street.~oThos. F., Customs Chambers,~7 Queen Street.noW. E., Adelaide Steamship Coy.,Qeen Street.~81,C. W. S., C/a Gordon &r Gotch,Queen Street.di, Dr. R. A., 290 Edward Street.Er, James, Blackbutt.Lcahy, J. T., The Grange, Nanno.ilahy, 3. T., William Street.Uleahy, T., Home Secretr's Otice,' Treasury Buildngs.g In. J. V.. G:ibbon Street. Tejieiff.len, T., Chelme'taln, T. 3., Stanley Street, South Bris.Wiln, Scott, No. 2 Isles Love's Bldgs.,Adelaide Street.Iflem, G;. 1., "The lzela~s.' Wonda ~i.aller, ., Nelon Stret, Sth. Bisbae..aIllett, Hl., Mondtuan, ~ill G:il.Lvey, C. X., ('urr~ulllbill, S. C. Liie.~mford, W., Narangb~a.andell, Geor.ge, Redlrle, via Miles.andell, .1olin, flu uug a haii, Jun 11(1:11.unro, C. A., Arcot, Silverspur'.inro, D. lio~., JtI0ull)all, St. Geor)lgeL.inro, H. B., vi nileiuer~e I otia. H a ilton.i na,.1 J.I fnieS, ~~1, tll St., 'lIWoIIM.l~trNormn "Rockdale," Murrrie.(nro, R. F., Mo~ee, N.S.W.linro, W. Ross, "Ross-Ray," Indooroopillyianro, W. Ronald, Booma, St. George.irph , F. XV.. 11105 (If ('out, Adlaide St.rphy, 0. ., Bux :, 0:. 1'. 0)., Bisbne.Urph, J. I., Gerge treet.grphy, Ilot. Pete, Celt li I ('harmes,dw~rd Streetirray, E., Qiutod F'armeis' ('o-o. C:o.,Ltd., oovl.urrary. James R., Best Street, Hend~a.Urray, 3. P., C/o H. 3. Murphy, BeatriceTerrace. Ascot.Urray, it., SixthI Avenue. Winlor.rray-Prior, T. 1.. "Kalauli I" Southpot.hrrihy, P. ., Kltchener Rdl., Ascot.ugrave, .1. C., Betrle Terace, Ascot.u~rave L., C/a Cameron Bros., QueenUrton, E, (llashouse M~oulltlllS N, . L.era, Herbert. Malioll Street, hllweu hlillsleA. ., "Birnam," Mny~ Paks.me, . E., "Lota House,"' Maly.srAdam, Gor~don, oizoebi Terace, SouthBrirbane.cAllster, H. Vacuum~ Oil Ppty ., Ltd..irEH., C; Wandal t., Rockhampton.i, F. C., KooI~Orogar Co-op).y Coy., Minlerran.i, John N., Logreac Buildings,.h Quay.Lum, i. B., "Glen I~igln," Nanao.thy, J. J., Warwick utter &ifrying oy., Ltd., Texs.McCarthy, Rev. J. T., Presbytery, Red HilMoCaul, J. J., Ramsay, Cambooy.McCawley, Justice, Windlermere Road,Hamilton.McCa'wley, J. T.. Triune, via. Mitchell.McClure, Mrs., Elstree Cottage, KelvinGrove.McColl, L. 0., Umbercollia Goondiwindi.McConechy, A. H., Hamnilton Road,Cherm side.McConnel, A. J., Dugandn.McConnel, Edgar C., Cressbrook.McConnel, E. ., Marshlands, Wonda.McCook, R., Markets, Horn St~eet.McCord, E. K., Coonambula, Eidsvold.McCormck, J., "Clonlara," Aelaide SiClayfield.McCorniack, W., M.L.A., P rlann t HousMcCown, James, Mt. Wallabv, Grin GinMcCowan, R., New Zealnd Chambers.Queen Street.McCullough. A., Roma Street.McDeimott, Neil, i 9 Mloreton Street, NeFa rm.McDonald, A. B., "C( rosveno," Ole,Central.ItlDonald, . L., Thiniml:.~cl.)onald, D. C., Tooloon, WClallal SidiiiS. & w. Rih4:~ .McDonald,, NI., A. M. Ilcfoid & Sons,Turbot Ste~t.Mcnld, MIs. 1., ''Fernall ii I~n~' lStreet, Alb~ioli.& East, Lt., G:eorg~e St ieet..Coy., QueenI Streelt.McTnougall, C., Callioe Station, CalliotMIc~ougll, I)., 'Boil St eel, ited H ill.Mcl~ouall, James, D~vis & MlcI ougllItockhnn lptol.McDougall, J. ., Miriweb.McDougall, J. H., Feilbrg lTd., Rosa.MicIhuiall. M\. A. ., "Wongongera,"Chinchilla.McDougal, Ronald, Cooyar Station,Cooyar.McIouall, X. N.. "Kyoglc, Hill Sjtre I.'I'o . Oli lll IMcDowall, Dr. Vuil., Peton House, Qul flSt reelt.McEai~lane, J., London Bank ChambersRoma Street.Mec.avin, H., (''o g..].. ltd., Edwa~Rrdl rMcGarry, H. ., Stephens Street, Mornit 'aide.Me( se. Brioter. t'iiistiun Bro. Colli c,Gre~tguly Terrice.ccillill~ll MlI. Wr.. uinetlil Road, Heni IM~c(ill. A. I)., l'rosp~ect T~raee, SoutMchllI. F. XV.. 'Mlarinion, l-lip~wood HL 'VHaimiltoi.Mcll, K. S., Mlton Road, uchenlo" '~MZcill, W. H., 'Naigooi, Cinabar.Mc('ulp,, Johi, Itox 43, Dilb.McQhl, James, 'Fltzgrafton" Ascot.Mc(Ilyii,~ A.. 2 Victoriai St.. Spring iMcGowan, H. D., "Meadowbank,"' nMcGrath, Philip, E.andgate.Mc~rath. Tho. Mi., l'restonl House, Qo1 fl"Street.Mcath, W. J., 272-4 Queen Street.

RIL II II r,-81ANNUAL MEMBE:McGregor, Robt., Edward Street.McGrory, A. P., Russell St., South BrisbaneMcGrory, P., Duke Street, Ascot.MIGuire, B. J., "Belmore Arms," Mackay.MIcGuire, C. H., Langshaw St., New Farm.lI~:Gure, H., 238 Edward Street.MCGuire, J. T., Newmarket Hotel, Roma St.MUGuire, Richard, Royal Exchange Hotel,Elizabeth Street.l llhatton, A., Wondai.McI;intosh, J. A., Yundah, Mountside, viaWarwick..I Intyre, James, Oakvale, Christmas Ck.!i Intyre, John, Oakvale, Christmas Creek.L1.Intyre, M., C/o Department of PublicHealth, South Brisbane.bI Intyre, 0. H., Tamrookum, Beaudesert.NhIIntyre, W., Commercial Bank of Australia,Ltd., Queen Street30 Kay, A. G., Boonah.\ Kay, A. J. T., Dugandan.Mi Kay, H. V., Sunshine Harvester Coy.,Stanley Street.h' Kee, Alexndr, 28 Ad1elae Street.N! Kee, Frank P., C/o Winchombe Carson,Ltd., Eagle Street.31 Kienna, Dr. T. H., Eale .Junction.N; Kenzi, D., Immigration 1 )epmtnient.Edward Street.k'Kenzie, L. W., C/o Standard Dairy Coy.Nerang.N' Kenzie, N., 183 (George Street..' Killop, Dr. L. M., Preston House. QueenStreet.N Kinney, John, Ruthven St., ToowoombaN Kinnon, A., 97 Queen Street.N Kinnon, J., Thornlands, Cleveland.N Kinnon, Peter, Jane St., West EtlL lachlin, Peter A., New Zealand.Chambers, Queen Street.3 Laughlin, W. 1'., Victory Chambers,Queen Street.A Lean, Donald, "Duart," SouthDort.cihambhens, (Quleen Streelti lean, Peter, )ornoch Terrace. SouthBrisbane.N' I~ennsn, 1onld, MceTenirn St., Alhion.1! ennan, Hector, "'Beaufort Hill," Clayfield.Sl enan, John, Moreton St., New Farm.N Leod, K., Princess Street, Buliuba.S1uckie, R., lMeLue kie Harrison, Ltd.,231 Edwa':rd Street.1 lluckie, W. K., C/o Whincup & Coy.,Valley.N \lahon, B. C., Railway Commissioner'sOfnice, George Street.Ni \lahon, T., Public Curator's Office,George Street.N' lanus, A. H., Wunderlich & Steelart('oy., Amnelia Street, Valley.N: M1aster, A. J. B., C/o McMaster Bros.,Winton.\1 aster, John, Co-op. Dairy Coy.,(Ireenmoull t.h Nab, Alex, Chambers, McNab & McNab.Adelalde StLeet.I Nab, J., Yandina, N. C. L.? \ahb, it. S., Yanldiln, N. C. LN' Nab, R. J., Chanbers McNab & McNab,delaide St~eet.Slely, P. e., Co-op. Dairy Coy., Ltd.,Mt. Tyson, via Pittsworth.L Naught, A. tlre, Kodak Buildings,Queen Street.S--49ntinued.McNaught, J. Ure, Augustu Street,SToowong.McPhie, Alex., Toowoomba.McQuaker, W., "Gracroft," Blackall.McQueen, A. A., Merthyr Road, New Farm.McQueen, John, Mountjoy Street, PetrieTerrace.McRae, N. P., National Cash Register Coy.of Aistralia Lid., 343 Queen Street.McShane, A. H.McSwaine, D., C/o John Cooke & Coy., Ltd.,Eagle Street.McWhinney, R., Q'lnnd Farmers DistributingCoy., 65 Turbot StreetMe'Vhirter, .1.. Brunswick Street, Valley.McWhirter, Mrs. Jim., Sutherland Avenue,Hamilton.McWiliamn, T., Brabant & Coy., CharlotteStreet.McWilliams, G., Homesbrook Street, Ashgrove.Nauget. .. B., Beatrice Terrace, Ascot.Nagl, .1. T., Qld. Real Estate Coy., CourierB~uildings.Nalley, i'. J., Holland Street, Toowong.Nantes, H. H., Kynnersley, Quilbery Sdk.,Cunl nnuull.Nason, C. E., Rockdale, Surat.Nason W. A., C/o J. P. Bottomley & Coy.,Sps wi ch.Naylot, AI. W., C/o Lanham & Co., Ltd.,i'; 8 Iary Street.Naylor. W. A., Wongabel, Surat.Neale, C., "'Kennerley," Runcorn, S. C. LNeedham, F. C., 39 Hunter Street, Sydney.Needlham, F. .1., Narrien, Alpha.Neill, W. J., C/o colishorough Mort Coy.,Eagle Street.Nelson, W. M., Brisbane Tramways Coy.,Countess Street.Neshit, James, 2"1 Queen Street.Ness, A., Tweed Headls.Nettheim, Clarence M., C/o McMurthie,I Adl.. 1iidw rdlwl~l Sret.Nevill, F.

E. W., L'/o Massey, Narrls & Coy.,I,t~ Brfebane,:-Eilxon, A., Stanley tne Terrace, erc,1 1. rsle Brlsbme.i;iD. V.. Oladetone Road, Southi.loadr~ E.V, ladstone Road, Southrbane.,nue, CoorDaroo.-. 1Norden, J., 144 Queenl Queeri St~eet. Street.North, Arthur, "Moray," Wagner Rd.,Clayfield. yAeld.North, Mjol M:1Jol F. It., 11., Moggill Road,* Indooroopilly.Doroopilly.Noseworthy,E. P., 2'., 40 10 Adelaide Street.thy, R. I~., "VnlettR," LrtngshawStreet, ~et, New Fam.I~al rN(ott, F. T~.. L., Roornn. Booran. Toogoolawah.ToogoolnM ;th.4. P1. T., Stalnhurn Downs, iZI'Bmac,r:I~risbane.T. M, Box 21, Bundaber~ANNUAL MUMBUWB--Continued.Wobba, Lieut.-Col. Lleut.-Col. A. S., 5., Blocksidge & QeI Fer guson, uson, Queen Street.Woble, flex, Alex, Simpsons Ellmpeons Road, UpperPaddington.Ldington.~ Joble, C. H., 367-369 Queen Street.Noble, H., Mullens Street, Bulimba.Noble, R. t. G., Rochester Terrace, NormanbyHill.Nolan, P., Mennolands, Strathpine. pine.Noon, Alfed IflJ., cnr. . Cleveland Rd. and 4th IthAvenue, Cooraroo.Noaworthy, R. ., 'Valetta," LangshawNoys, A. F. T., Stanhurn Downs, Aramac,. Q.Nugent, Chris.,Chriw., nRyholo. layhoro. via ~in North N~rth Pine.ussey,J. I~., E., The Warwick Waiwick Butter &Dairy Co., Texas.'Tutley,G. Jnr., Teviotvlle.Tcviotvllle.1Nutting, G. W., 151 Queen Street.Nutting, J. B., n., Normanby, Nolmanby, Ilarrisville.I-lnrrisvillaNystrom, n, J. A., Booie, ~iooie, Kingaroy.liin~aroy.Oates, R. n. a., (G., C,/o C;o Allan ~llnn 6 & Stark, Stnrk, Ltd..Queen ien Street.Sti O'Beirne, e, G. C., Dickson Terrace, Terrnce. ToorakHill, ., Hamilton.Hamllton.O'Brien, Claude Claurle H., l1., Sinclair Street, EastBrisbane. Ibane.O'Brien,T.. Q'land V'lnntl Primary Pl.ilnRI.~ Producers producers Co..Ltd., Egle Englr St~et. Sti eot.O'CarrolE ii, J. J J., .,A.M.L. A.Rl.l,. & ~ F. Co., c'o., Creek Cl.eek St.O'Connor, Ir, B., Oakvale, Colinton, Nurinda.O'Con noir, I'. I~~?njR. Den s. .\shtovye.:\Sh~I'OV~.O'Connor, ,r, S., 8., Yebba Street, 8treet, Ascot. Ascgt.IO'Connom, I', Thos., l'hou., "Ijuportli,""Lupottli," ()xley. oxley.O'Donnell, ( !11, hicut. Iir Col. Co1. F. M.. ~r.. "Ascanins","AYcnnina"Lytton ton Itnad, I~cnd. East I~:,st Brisnue.Brislnlle..O'Donohue, iue, M., C/o Australian Austiiilian Estate &M. Coy., .lor.. Creek Cleek Street. Sticet.rOffner, George :aot~~e F., E London Londoll [lank Li:Lrlle Chambers,Ch:lmbers.Creek k Stireet. S1I Ae.t.Ogg, C. W., NewmorketNewmniket... r. OSgg Gordon ,rdon A., Consuelo, Rolleston.Op. .I. A., EInandll~lcstonel I':tlllrlllclstcllr Itd.. l~d.. Newmarket. Ntwmarket.Ogg. S. R. A., Conauelo, Rolleston.Rulleston.Ogilvie, Thou., Then., Wickhani Wicklruni & P BrunswickBiunswlckStreets, etu, Valley.Vnlley.O'Gom nmcmiI. ~II. R., Laidlaw Laldlnw 1'arade, I~nnltle,, EastBrisbamie. Ibi~lle.Okeden, C. F. Parry, Pnrly, Auburmi. Aulurl. chinchillac:hlnchlllaQ'Keefe, D., First Avenue, Wilston.Wllston.; , Keeffe, i J. R., Warra.rOldiAeld, F., A. B. Pursell & Co., 351 861 QueenY Street. nt.SOlson, A. L. F. ~. W., 395 Geomrge ~eol Street.Z Malley, y, L. T., C/o State GovemrnmentCrovernmentInsurance Irance Dept., Dent., Eagle Stl Street.Neil, E., 9.. Grove Glrove Street, Alblon.Neil, L., 'Waltara," "Waltara." Lower CairnsTerrace, rsoe, Red Hill. H111.Chan., Ibrr, Campbell d St., St,, Bowen HIla. HIUad, W. J., Fairfield, FolrAeld, Blackall. BlaaLall.O'Reill , Chas. Margaret Street.O'Rourke, Fred., Inns of Court, Ade)Iaide tO'Rourke, M. W., Post Office, Wondal.O'Rourke, Thos. J., Liscrona, Ipswich l. .,South Brisbane.Orr, J., Constitution Road, Windsor.O'Ryan, J. G., 48 Young Street, Sydney.Osborne, W. G., Sedgley Park, Newmarl etO'Shea, B., 132 Harcourt Street, New Fa m.O'Shea, C., Harcourt Street, New Farm.O'Shea, T,, Harcourt Street, New FarmO'Shea, T. J., 43 Queen Street.O'Sullivan, D. O., Ashmount Station,Muckadilla.O'Sullivan, P. A., 15 to 18 FederalChambers, 187 Queen Street.O'Sullivan, T. Judge, District CourtChambers, George Street.O'Sullivan, T. H., Laura Street, Wooloor n.O'Sullivan, W. J., Jackson & O'Sulli' n,Queen Street.Oveeli, A. B., ()verell s, Ltd.. Valley.verell, C. C., Overells Ltd., Brunsw kStreet, Valley.Overel, Claul M.. Beatrice Terrace, As 1Overell, XV. H., Ove~ells Lt., Valley.OxIad lli Oe. Egle Chs., t, agle tr. r()xladte, George C., Corner Irving & Ba)' rStreets, Newmarket.Oxlade, V. A., lapl ., Gynlah.Ozanne, C.. Musgiave Street, PaddingJI. *, c a. It. S. Hunter, Ltd., 1Malmy Street.Packer, 0., Cremomne Rd., Kedron.Packer, J., C/o John Reid & NephewCharlotte Street.Packer, W., Richmond Street, KedronPadgett, G. W., River Road, New FarI . I '. e. '.. w. ISunnyside," Bru ?-wick Street, New Fanrm.Page-Hanify, Hon. i., "Wongalee," Ly nRoad, East Br'isbane.Page, James, Roseberry Street, Hight toHill.Page, I r. Sidney, (i9 WViiIkh:!R Teilat)Pain, J. E., Howard Smith Ltd., Queen :tI a in, 1). K., ('ribhtoim Street, Yeeronglr '17I'i)*, E. L.. Crichton Street, Yeeronlv IPaine, N., Zillman Road, Hendra.Paine, Robt., Ipswich Road, MoorookaPI lineR, Alex. C., C)o State Advance;Corporatioui, Treasumy Buildings.Palmer, A. C. H.. "Palmerosa," Break iatCreek.lI;lii. ' WV.. Al;xwell St., New FarnPalmer, C. B. H., Eagle Street.Ialiui. Ediwmin, Klin Kin, Cooran.I'aluute, John. Laurel Avemlnue, Gracev '&l':lmire!, .\Tis; lstll1 ,. II.. "IEston (rIRPalmer, Miss M. J., "Easton Gray,"'Toowong.Palmer, W. D. H., Box 37, Gladstone.Park, J. Hamilton, The Banhinias, Yan laC. R. Line.Park, Len., "iolmnlea," Tenth Avenuwindsor.Park, W..'McCallum, Enoggera.Parker, J. O. L., R. P. Hanson & Co., .93Adelaide Street.Parker, John, Chalk Street, Wooloow I1'tkml er. L. iI., Il lIrunswck Street, Val.eyParker, W., Brunswick Street, Vallern

_(I_ __ CC_ _sdsC~_rX__~_iC___ ~~i.L.- (--7*-- . -I. n.~Cry88ANNUAL MIEMBRB-Continued.irker W. H., "Barrine," Atherton, via Perrow, H., "Trelawney," Ipswich Road.Cairns.Annerley.arker, W. R., Nelson Chambers. Edward Perry, A. H., Lancaster Road, Ascot.Street.Perry. J.. C/o Persy Bros., Touring Circus.ar.. inson. Frank C., Charlotte Street. Persse, C. D., Hawkwood, Gayndah.arniell, E. G., Wellington Point.Persse, De Bu rgh B., Wyanbyn, Beaudesertar ish, W. K., Sun Insurance Offce, 124 . Peters, A. T., Sandgate.Creek Street.Peters, P. E., C/o Warwick Butter &an y, W. J., Oriel Road, Clayfield.Dairying Coy., Talgai.at 0, J., "Walton," Ashgrove. Peterson, H. A., 357-9 Queen Street.iatv, Mrs. J. W., Wanora, via Ipswich. Petersen, J. P ., "Mordan," Adelaide Street,attn, J. H., Yandina.Clayfield.at n, L. H., Calvert, S. & W. Line. Petrie, A. A., Maroochy River, via Yardina.at. rson, Andrew, Taylor Street, South Petrie, A. L., M.L.A., Parliament House.Brisbane. Petrie, E. S., Robert Street, Toowong.at son, D. S., Athol, Blackall. Petrie, J. G., Cemetery Gates, Toowong.ai son, J. K., Short Street. Pettman, Chas. W., Australasia Chambers,at' ck, C. H., C/o Allan & Stark Ltd., Queen Stireet.Queen Street.Petty, Henry W., Monitpelier Mansiona,at ik, G. A., Ryan's Road, Nundah. Wickham Terrace.at ik, Dr. J. King, Upper Edward Street, Petty, J. H., C/o Q. N. Bank Ltd., Valley.ff Wickham Terrace.Phelan, Edwa.rd, Kangaroo Point.at ermore, A., Alexander St., Sandgate. Phelan, E. G., Royston, Waterworks Road,at .rson, C., Sherwood Road, Toowong. Red Hill.at' rson, Lewis. Copeland Street, Phelan, John J., Old Sandgate Rd., Albion.'addington.Phillips, A. S ., 156 Queen Street.at eson, Ray G., "Ingleston," Charlotte Phillips, F. C .\Vi ichcomu be, (nrson, Ltd.,treet, Wyiinum South. 99 Eagle Stree t.at' ison, Wm., Dean Street, Toowong. Phillips, F. I-. , C/o Watkins & Mackay,ai, Q. R., Elizabeth Street. Queen St reet.ax .n, Alex., Brunswick Street, Valley. Phillilis, Geoi ge, Ebot Vale, Hall Street,a'. on, David, Wickhnm Street, Valley. Aldrley.a) e, A. L., Elder Street, Lambton, Phillips, L. ., * Moorelands. Cleveland West,ewcastle.Phillips, Sydn ey, C/o Hoffnunig & Co.,A. J.> Grosvenor Flat, Mundubbera. Charlotte Street.ax . llert, C, o Fn ick & Co.. Phillips, W. 4O., Waterford, Goondiwindi.,1waid Street.Philp, C. J. C ., Wyaralong, Beaudesert,a e, H., Deighton Road, South Brisbane. Ph lp, Sir Roljt., Toow~on.a\~J. H., Innifl. Phil, R. C., CC/o AME. Coy., Eagle Street.en . J. F., Mary Street, Auchenflower. I'hiplM.iame s H., King Street, Easteni c, A. D., South British Insurance Coy., Brisbane.!ueen Street.Phipps, Josep h, Cornwall Street. Greenea.., H. W., "Rockdale,' Giay Road, slopes.Vest End.Phipps, J. T., 229 Queen Street.ea T. R., Peate & Douglas. Edward St. PhiIpis, W. T., Rathdonnell Street, Auchenel1fI).In dalg, i (lrnpeJIulics i'.. ('reinorne, Sydney. PibwoIth, W. Wilston Parade, Wilston,ee F. W., 276 Wickham Street, Valley. Pickles, A., W 'on da I.ec J. H., "Lycullin," Norman Parade, Picken, G., U nion Bank Chambers, Queenigle Junction. Pic to .Cec ,C. M., Blackall. Pict tree C. Yellow Rock, Singleton,e* o, E. J., Thylungra Station. Adavale. New Sout h Wales.en 0, Lindsay, Nickavilla, Quilpie. Pierson, H. E ., Jane Street, West End.Perc Wre Quipie.Pike, Eilwiin, 'ikte Io., Ltd.. Queen St.W ., Street, Ascot. Pike 0. W. L. , 365 Boundary Street, Springa, ulid. K., Empie Chambers, Queenl St. Hil.en nL A.. Prisons Department, Tresury Pike, Walter, Pi ke Bros., Ltd.. (jueeii St.ii . W. S.. Peii r Bros.,(leiii y,' ( od frey Street,West Maitland Toowoom ba.'er, ligon, W. z \\'. Ptt, (:. W. J1ii.. Riveruni., Narrawong, Charleville.Road, Auchen- Pitt, R. C. J.,'we.Plxley, A. E.,Glenyarron, Charleville.en i. t. W., Syriiiov Street, New IFarm. Plaisted, N. J Dalgety & Coy., Elizabeth St.leis al, R., Sunny Grove, Redland Bay. Plumridge, J. ., Nellie Street, Nundah.E.relS.,al,PlumridgeT. J., Greenvale,Ltd.,DeightonValley.Road. Plunkett, T. Flood, Bleauparc, Beaudesert.,e ith itrishii.Pockley, H. FR, Roma Downs, Roma.el E. D., Stanthorpe. Pocock, E. J.'er s, E. A., Burt &Palmer Street, Windsor.Coy., Perry Street Pocock, Reg., Palmer Street, Windsor.'ezi 'is, F. H., State School, Macku. Pocock, Ltus54 ell, "1-latmilton Place," Bowen'er us W., Edmond Street, Newstead. Hills.'eti u, Wm. H., W. H. Perkins & Coy., Pointon, A. Si., Langside Road, Hamiltoni'oodford. IPointon, eoi rge W., Charles St., Deagon.'Sri tt, H., Q'land Farmers Co-op. Coy., Pointon, W. IL., Bellgrove, Kingaroy.'ooval.Pollard, E. H ., Yellunga, Kalbar.'S' t H. S., Kabunga, Kimnbombi. Pollock, C. G. "Rosslyn," via Mount Perry'r. tt, Ralph E., Coolabunia, KingarOy. Pollock, C. R ,., Imbolwin, Mount Perry.i . ,:~_,.....1 :..~ .: .iC~ .i..-.- ~=r. i."v.-

&^|aa^t-Ata^c^^cs^^^^^.^_iii~~;^w^~BWB~/aB^ISH- P~ IrPool W., Elder Smith &ANNUALCo., New Zealand Raff, Harry, Isles Love Buildings, Adela (K,. Buildings, Queen Streset.Street..orter, Basil, Hewitt Str eet, Wilston. Rafton, W., Victoria Terrace, Annerht >Porter, W. R., Norman C;rescent, Norman Ralston, A. V., C/o Q. T. C., Creek Str. e' Park.Ramsay, G. L., Laura Street, Chelmer.•, Portus, James A., Thoma s Brown & Sons, Ramsay, WV., Story & Ramsay, Adelaide SEagle Street.Potter, Robert, Telegraplh Chambers, Rankin. W. J., Bangalow, N.S.W.* Queen Street.Ranson, R. P., 293-5 Adelaide Street.. Pott, Cuthbert, Q'land Agricultural Rasey, I., Harcourt Street, Teneriffe.College, Gatton.Potts, W. T., 154 Adelaidle Street, Rattray, R., Walker Avenue, TeneriffeSPoulson, Walton, Beechvvood, Cooran, Rawlinson, J. P., Norman Chambers, Cr eNorth Coast Line.Street.Poulton, J. A., Stanley SStreet East Rawson, Edward A., I.S.C., N.Z.Coorparoo.Chamb rPowell, Arthur, C/o Starlr Bros. & Lewis, R& ayment, 336 Queen T. J., Street.62-64 Queen Street.Ltd., Adelaide Street.I, Powell, A. E., "Lumeah," Cooloongatta. Raymond, A. J., River Terrace, Kanga oPowell, C. A., Parbury 1House, Eagle St. Point.SPower, T. A., Mackay.Raymond, A. L., Raymond & Hossack, I i" Power, V. L., Power & I'ower, Queen St. Valley.* Pownall, W. T., Dackeil, Many Peaks. Read, L. L., C/o Blake & Read, Elizal tiB Prackert, Mrs. F., Third A venue, SSandgate. Sandgate. Ieading, Street.Pratt E., Turbot Street.eo. P., North Pine.Prentice, G. G., Kodak Buiildings, Queen St. Reading, W. C., Dakabin.Presho, R. J., Reedy Creekl Station, Taroom Ready, C. P., Yarrum, 515 Brunswick 'tPresho, Thos. J., Reedy Creek Station, New Farm.Taroom.Real, E. T., Adelaide Street.Preston, C. E., C/o R. A. Alexander, Fruit Real, His Honour Justice, Supreme C( ntExchange, Turbot Strreet.George Street.Price, O. D., "Nunga," Auichenflower.Reed, James, Co-op. Dairy Coy., Macla :anPrice, Vincent, C/o Chief Engineer's Office, via Jondaryan.Ann Street.Rees, C. V., "Harlick," Victoria Ave 11Priest, Arthur, C/o E.S. & A., Bank, Roma Chelmer.Street.Rees, George, Box 39 G.P.O.Prince, A. E., C/o S. Hoftn ung & Coy., Ltd., Rees, H. O., Caerleon, Maleny.Charlotte Street.Reese, L. B., Crown Street, South Bristi TiPring, C. E., 438 Brunswrick Street, New Reeve, R. S., Perdriau Rubber Coy.,Farm.Adelaide Street.Pritchard, A. H., "Chard," Blackall Terrace, Reeve, S. C., Perkins Street, Roma.East Brisbane.Pritchard, A. L., Hedgewood, Breakfast Reid, A. J., C/o J. C. Hutton, Ltd., Rorn; Stwood Breakfast Reid D. D., John Reid & Nephews,Creek.Charlotte Street.Pritchard, G. H., Austra lian Sugar Reid, R. N., C/o F. Tritton & Co., Ge' EgProducers Associationx, Edward Street. Street.-Pritchard, James, Mt. P1 easant, via Reid, R. R., Abuklea Street, Wilston.Dayboro.Prieman, E. C., Short St reet, Wooloowin. Reilly, James, Shamrock Hotel, Vail'Prosser, F. G., Surgical Suipplies, Queen St. Remfrey, H., Cannon Hill.Prosser, W., Pring Street , Hendra. Renton, A. B., Adelaide Street.Protheroe, A. H., Markett Bldgs., Turbot Reynell, Waiter, Reynella, Sth. Austir iiStreet.Reynolds, E .R., "Ennisview," Oakey.Prout, James, Victoria Av enue, Chelmer. Reynolds, W. R., Nudgee Beach.Prout, John, "Willanna," via Beaudesert. Rhoades, A. W. T., Stoneleigh St., All '"province, Thos. R., Rosl: yn, Mt. Perry. Rhoades, D. H., Wickhamn Street, Vul 'Pryce, D. C., Nestles Farnas, Toogoolawah. Rice, J., Elizabeth Street.Puff, H., 165 Queen Streeat.Rice, J. T., Ascot.Pullen, G. E., Helidon.Richards, A. G.. Morley Street, Too~\Pullen, S. E., Prairie Plains, Wiyarra. licliharid(, )r. S. Alex., Colonial Mut,' Purkiss, I.. D., New Zealand Insurance Chambers, Queen Street.Coy., Queen Street.Richardson, F. St. C., Charlotte PlaiPye, Thos., Department o f Public Works, Cunnamulla.Treasury Buildings.Richardson, G. A., Kangaroo Creek v'"Pyne, J. L. L., BoonimbahI, Goomeri. Moore.Qualtrough, A. K., Elliott Bros., Eagle St. Richardson, H. W., Vulture Street, Is'"7 Quinn, T., McGragor Avei rue, Lutwyche Brisbane.L u t wQulnn, W., 246 Queen Stre;et.t. Richin, A., Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd., Do .' Quirk, E., C/o l'eiiwick & Co., idwaird St. Richings, N.S.W. W. H., Queen Street, Ju leESOuodllng, H. C., Departmernt of Agriculture Estate, Paddington.' & Stock, William Stre< et.Rigby, G. R., Taroon.' M4liffe, H., Stanley Streeet, Sth. Brisbane. Rilatt, G., C/o Boys' Grammar Sch. ';fb Jrju H. C., Ann Street, Valley.Oreg ry Terrace.84MEMBERS--Continued.

' Tf V" **-85ANNUAL MEMBERS--Continued.Riley, Chas. W., 179 Mary Street.Row,. Dr. E. l R., Box 11, Kilcoy.Riley, Sidney, 246 Queen Street.Rowton, W., "Carinya," Stephens RoadRitter, H., Ritter Bros., Cresly, Dalby. South Briisbane.Roach, H. Keith, Wyandra. Rudd, C. L., "Eltham," 97 Arden StrelRobb, J., Abbotsford Waterworks Road, Coogee, Slydney.Red Hill.Rudd, Joseph , Airedale, Christmas CreoRobbins, C. B., Alma Street, Clayfield. Rudd, W. G., IMudgeeraba, South Coast LIRobbins, G. Howard, Kedron. Ruddle, E. H. , Royal George Hotel, VallRobbins, W. E., Herbal Institute, Auchen- Rule. N., "Mo olabin," Oxley.flower.Rundle, Miss E., Jane Street, Wilston,.Roberts, A. A., Goodna.Russell. Dr. I,ustace, 63 Wickham TerraRoberts, J. H. Cecil, Croxley, Kingsthorpe, Russell, F. L ., Wm Haughton & Coy.,Darling Downs.Parbury House, Eagle Street.Roberts, Mrs. M., British Empire Hotel, Russell, H. M ., 98 Eagle Street.Queen Street.Russell, T. VV.,C/o James Clark, UniRoberts, Jolhn M., Nugget Polish Coy., of Bank Chaimbers, Queen Street.Aust-alia, Williamstown, Victoria. Rust, A. H., ? Morningside.Roberts, S., Barry & Roberts, Queen Street. Ruthning, W, ., Ruthning Works, LoganRoberts, T. R., M.L.A., Ruthven Street, Road, Soiith Brisbane.Toowoomba.RIutkin, F., C /o Co-op. )Dairy Co., Esk.Robertson, H., Villiers Street, New Farm. Rutledge, F. H., Clifford St., ToowoomiRobertson, J., "Myola," Sandgate. Rutter, T. J.. 217 Queen Street.Robertsun. J. E., Colac, Victoria. Ryan, D., Q' land Farmers Co-op. DatRobertson. Mure H., Audit Office, Treasury Coy., Boo)val.Buildings. Ryan, E. T., Sandgate Road, Albion.Robertson, R. C., Mowbray Street, East Ryan, P. F., Waterford, GoondiwindLBrisbane.Ryan, James, Normanby Hotel, NormanRobertson, Dr. W. N., Wickham Terrace. Ryan, J. B., Slouth Pine Road, Alderly.Robertson, W. G., Ellerslie, Turallin. Ryan, Brothe*r J. C., Christian BrothelRobertson, XV. H., Corlty Side, Southport. Nudgee C'ollege.Robertson, W. S., C/o Mure H. Robertson, Ryan, K. S., Harcourt Street, New FarlBrighton Road, West End.Ryan, M., Hyines Street, Bowen Hills.Robertson, \V. T.. ,'o I.olertson. Tait & Ryan, T., Vict;oria Street, Mackay.Co., Adelaide Street.Ryder. G. R., Queen Street.Robinson, H. A., Hamilton Road, Moorooka Rylance, P. 1D., Hetherington & RylatiRobinson, J. Nicol, 334 Queen Street. Ltd., 355 Queen Street.Robin :,n, .1. W., "Knipton," .1 Villiers Sabine, Major W. R. E., Boundary and PeStreet, New Farm. Street, S( )uth Brisbane.Robinson, R., Co-op. Butter Factory, Sach, A. J., C!/o S. Elgar, "Earlthorne,"Goombungee.Glenny S treet, Teneriffe.Robinson, T.. C/o W. Robinson. Bald Hills. Sadgrove, C. L., Courier Buildings, QulRobinson, WV.. "Oclencoe." lH:ild Iills. Street.Robinson, W. J., 70 Vulture St., West End. Sagar, A. H., Nelson Chambers, Edward (Robinson, W. R., Margaret St., Toowoomba Sagar, C. H., C/o A. M. E. Coy., Ltd., EagRobson, W., Moray Street, New Farm.Street.Roche, J., "Wyuna," Cintra Road, Roadl, Bowen Saint, G., An nie Street, New Farm.Hills.Snltmarshe, IH., Southport.Roddick, W. . H, Kiwi Polish Coy., Co., 317 Sanders, J XW V r., 151 Queen Street.Collins Street, Steet, Melbourne. Mlouirn. Sanders, K. A ., South Comongin, QuilpfERode, W. J., Brunswick Street, Valley. Sands, R. O.,Brunswick Street, New FarRogers, R. G., 6 Central Buildings, Edward Sankey, J. R.., Hanlon Terrace, HamiltStreet. Sapsford, Sapsfor, N., Glen Road, Toowong.Rogerson, A. F. C. Sapsford, Per cy C., Northgate.Rogerson, Roerson, Johni A. Sault, B., "01 "0; raro," Brighton Road. So lRolley, Thomas, Vulture Street, East Brisbane. Brisbne.Brisbane. Savage, Savge, W. T.., Ramsay, Cambooya.Romer, C., Samuel Allan &e Sons, Albert St. Sawyer, Sawyver, Dr. W. A., Hookworm CamnpRooksby, A. Mrs., Mr., "Irene," "Irene" Water Street Departm snt. College Road.West, South Brisbnne. Brisbne.Saxelby, D., Q'land Farmers Co-op. 04Rooney, W., Albany Stud FaRrm, Farm, Maryvale. Booval.Rose, Arthur, "Woodville," "Woodlvill," Enoggera. Unloigera. Sayle, G. R., , Watson Ferguson & OgRose, G. H., C/o Robt. Reid & Coy.,Ltd., Soulth Brisbane.Edward Street.Scnnlon, cnoiM. M., 'Union Hotel, Petries B1dRose, J., Belmore, elmore. Sydney. Sydlney. Scanlon, P., EItock Exchange Hotel, QqRose, J., Bourne Street, St~eet, Clayfleld. Street.Rose, Thomas, Thoms, Eudlo. Kudlo. Scanlan, V., , Swan Terrace, Bowen BridjRosendorff, Rosendorf, M., "Whitecliffe," Albion. Schell, E., Jo hnson & Sons, Queen 8tRoss, C. J., "Kersal," Lytton Rd., Bulimba. Bullmba. Schiver, H., CCob & Morris Streets, AIRoss, ROS, John H., Boobera, Boggabilla, Schmidt, Schmdt, C. H. J., Burranbilla Statio0!New South Wales.Cunnamu lla.Rose, ROBs, Wm., "Malvern," Ipswich Iswih Road. Schmidt, Schmdt, J. ( C. H., Goolburra, Offhanl.Rosser, Roser, John H., Tambourine Tamlbouine Mt., via Westernn Line.Canungra. Canunra. Schofleld, choeld, J. 1E., Jackson & Schofleld,Rothera, H., H.. Sarum, via Bell.Bexley. Ctreenmount.Rothwell, Kothwell. T. J., Edward Street. Schooley, 8cbooley, B. L., Intercolonial BoringRouBe, Rous«, f. F. E., B., Deagon Street, Sandgate. Sandote. Anau Stre BtfleI* * *^t- isiiiafiB~ ^~~c tw .sti^^.,~ 8i.^^,^1:^^. _,i.. *.,, r ;. . .. r.,Uii~ -- ~--DI^- I~PIPPS~LbIll~y~'~ l)(~ ~ lmsI

ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.E. E. Von, Beat Street, Hendra.e, W., Meandah, Pinkenba.A., Parbury House, Eagle Street.A. H., Hornet Bank, Taroom.A. H. G., Box 15 Abbotsford,oogoolwah.Andrew P., Hornet Bank, Taroom.C. E., Hornet Bank, Taroon.Mrs. E. G., Swan Terrace, Windsor.George, Tait Street, Kelvin Grove.Harold, "The Boonery," Moree,w South Wales., Hugh T., Hornet Bank, Roma.James, Toorak Hill, Hamilton.J. R., Glenmoral, Tarooun.Dr. Kerr, Brunswick Street, Newarm .M. M., Hardgrave Road, West End.Percy, Murray Street, MayneIZ'tion .R., Box 794, G. P. O., Brisbane.R. J., Gray Road, Hill End, Southrisbane.Robert L., Hornet Bank, Taroom.Wm., Wattlebrae, Kingaroy.G 'Wm., "Buruclutha," Valentine St.,CioOwong.won, E. G. E., l)epartment of AgrigBulture& Stock. William Street.Den, R., Post Ottice, Sandgate.ngeour, .1as., ('allendoon North,Qoondi winri- igeour, W. T., Callandoon North,Ioeour, . T. Junr., Callandoon North,ondlwindt.,J. J., Federal Taxation Office,elaide Stteet.SR. 1':., 11 easlop's I lm~.,ox447 H.1')O) II oitta Street,er.. ('Flite Ilow is Co-nh. 1)10r'', Lt., flodgsnsii Vle.,C. W . I'; lmnerin Street, Warwick.uGeorge, Co-op. Butter Flactory, Ltd.,~ngog, New South XWales.J. J.. Warwick Dutter & DairyingoyMill Hill.e, H. ., ink of New South Wales,~guth Bibane.H, h. Ii. "leoi a arl To," Laura Street,Uh Brisbane.k, F.. Viae Warwick flutter &Iy Co., I Adl., Lord lo Jon Swit ut p.Rbert, Scarbolrough, via Redeliffe.(',ush n ,ti ot n.narkts.D. P ., Itotnan St~eet Ma rktsR. B., Markets, Romna Street.Dr. James L., King Street, Eastbane.H. .M., Too~llurrt \'line\ ais ,a: wick.E. A., C/o Vacuum Oil Ppty.,Bullmba.A. J., Hart Road, Indooroopilly.G. W., "Strathcona," Zillman Rd.,vdra.R. E., Engineer's Offlce, lailwayartment, Ann Street.,T., Thorn Street, Kangam'oo Point.ton, R. W., "Weerona," Francis St.,1e Junction.r, W. H., (lymple.0. A., "Hilltop," Cannon 1l111.Alan, Salt Bush Park, MackayShannon, P. W., Land Court, ExecutiveBuildings, George Street.Shapland, A. J., "Devon," Theebine.Sharp, A., C/o Piggot & Coy., Toowoonba.Sharp, A. E., C/o Thorp & Sharpe,Isles Lane.Sharpe, F. R., Thos. Heaslop & Coy., RomaStreet.Sharpe, G. W., Kent Road, Wooloowin.Sharry, C., Obi Obi, via Nambour.Shaw, E. J., "Fairmont," Sandgate.Shaw, E. M., "Telemon,"' Beaudesert.Shaw, Hamilton, Co J. Jackson & Coy.,Roma SteetShaw. Hamilton S. Junr., c/o McNulty &Shaw, Corner George & Ann Streets.Shaw, J., Dornoch Terrace, Sth. Brisbane.Shaw, P. G. T., Sunnybank.Sha w, W. W.. 241) A debltide St yt.Sheard, S., Latrobe Terrace, Paddington.Sheatet, M. I., 1. irst Avenue, Eagle.uncton.Sheehy, XV. J., Sydney Pincombe Ltd.Preston House.Shepherd, Fiedk. 3., C/'o Farina (Aust.)Ltd., 516 Kent Street, Sydney.Shepjieison. A. I ., hin Kit.Sheric. H.. Tattertlls t'lub, 'Isles LoveBuildings, Adelaide Street.Shield, William L., Brooktield.Shields, T., Villiers Street. New Farm.Ship tv. U. W . imipson Halligan & Coy.,Petries Bight.Short, W. J., Bureau of Central SugarMlills, Elizbeth St~eet.Shortt, F. E., 128-130 Creek Street.Srhives, J.Siemon, Chas. F., Romna Street.Semon, Ernet A. R., Ronta Street.Sieon, John W., Ioma Street.Siemon, Robt. S., omai~ Street.Sienion, Win., Itoran Street.Silvester, W. S., Federal Chambers, QueenStreet.Sin psomn, .'. E., "Alrlerl II edge." '' Alderle'Sipson, A.Clifton, Ilariilton, Victoria.Sn pson, Tit c.. St t th pi iti'Simpson, W.. "Gooni rg" ' range Vi, wEstte, 13runtwlck Street.Sinclir, a., il larew Eitdsvold.Sincairi, John eI., C /o Allan & Stark,Queeni Sti cet.Sinclir. John M., Rlailwav Terrace,Ch el me.Singer Sewing Manchine Coy. (C H.Pickworth, Public (Itlihr), Queen St.Sinantn, -I, Av w'htlda Ic xley.Snnanon, J., Goodna.Skerman, J. H., Maleny Co-op. I)airy ('y.,Maleny.Skinner, C., Deighton Road, Sth. Drisliatte.Skinner, WV .1 . I we, 1Iuacn. via Nan.Glen, N.'4.W.Skipper, Fred. J., New Zealand Chtambers,334 Queen Street.Skirving, J., Pic~es Street, Com proo.r~oSkyring, A., Love Street, Northgate.Skyring, H. S., Sawmills, East Bundaber.Slack, C. J., iItglcwood.Slade, A. E., I leuielg. oIre.Slade, O. C., East (Ileugaillan, Warwick.Slade, W. 1., (Ileuieg, Hore, vin Wa rw 1k.Slaughter, F., C o Stewam t & Coy. SttanleySti cet, 5th. 1'0' him neSmallbone, W., Wellington Rd., KangarooPoint.

Z:IF----s~ -- rasasa~a~~r~T~LL~l'i~7qL:jYSmalley, W. E., Ma~y Street, Gympie.Smiles, H, T., "Culterfel," Mnl.Smith, Alex,, "St. Magnus," Coton Street.andate.Smith, Alex., Redhank,Smith, A. A., Burns Philp & Coy., Mary St.Smith, A. (1., C/o C. Christie, Ithaca St.,NormnbySraith, A. 1-!., 'I nlestoii'' Mnnu W in Soutl.Smith, Alex. Kenned~, Bilue Hill, Springsure.Smith, A. W., Smith l~ru, 394 G~eor'ge St.Smith. Donld. "The T':lm," Boqluet Street,West E~n.Smith, Mrs. . A..N ewiybar, N.S.W.smith. E. Evani. No. T5 G:reory Terra:ce.Smith, E. G., Bishop Stet, Kelvin Gi'oveSmith, Air.. (i.. C:onlli e, Sn noyha))nk.Smith, E. B:, C/n Sin it~l Bros,.., 39-I1 GorgeKSmith, G. E.., EdmnorinSto ne Streel,1 New -market,Sniith, G. l'ender, Edenla on, ltedelii,Sinljh B. Selwn'1. I:u'le'l8.1..Smith, J. 2 Ieifiew i'a k, iiughendenSmith. .. F'., ''lb icnoni''arle, Ic' tiuijt'i MiavStreet, New I'kin,.Smith, Col. .1. F., Flewell, o Q, d]t. I 'o r)B(a~on Co., A ni)na 'iE.Smith. J. J, Woleton, Ipswh'ht Liie.Sini U h I, Laoenn~e Stceens, Xl~ tlose ph,Smith, Aisss X., Carr iers rs~, la ryborough.Smith, P., 866 Brunswick Stet, New Frm~lSmiith 1'. E.. se': Bruniisw cli~ St' t, NewSmith, P. Sinclair, A. l. L. &r . Coy.,I ~9 Ceek Street,Sith, S. le is e: (',, I ~ill. Pight & Co.E~gle S.i eelSitli. Sydney W.. Brloken lleasl,, via I tyromlBay.Coy., Ea~le .Strett.V. B~lid S~n i te, . u rictiomi St ot1ANNUAL MmMBRSContinued.Slth, X. :., I Ani. St~eet. A I::IoiSmyhe, John, Oonunell Terrce, Lou',enHills.Smythe, Richad, MIusgrve Road, Bled Hlill.Smythe, Al r. Win ' "'lilfordt." Wh'ikhoniTei mace.Snelling, E., 147 '1.rree St~eet, New FalrmSnellin, T..A., I ve:vi''w '[e ce.ctIi m lnl on,Snielling, W. M., Co Chapmanill & Snelln,Egle Street.Sneyd, Miss J ncr, Mar\y Street. I herlimsiilt'.Soden, J., Ipw kbh Itoadt, South Ilmisitamte.Soden, W. C., Up~pem' Gleig Street, SouthBsba ne.Soloon, ., C/o N.Z. Loanui & M. Aency,Eale Sti'eet.Somerset. H. P., Caboonbah, Toooolawah.South, F. L., Kodak Ltd., ueenl Street.Boutherden. R. W., G;leni Ailim, Stanthope.Southern, . T., "Boi'onia" New Farmn.outhern. H. C.. Mrkwell St., Aluthenlever.fJl Pal t i. .. fllL LUVr~a,,~n~~nSparke., ., Mayfleld Street, HamilSparkes, P. G., C/o Gregory & DaSparkes, G. V., Market L~ne, IpswichSparkes, .James, Thorrold St., Wool;Oow'JSparks, W . ebun tet 01Brisbane.Speedy, W. R., Thargomindah.Speering, T., Grantham.Spence, L. H., E. Rich & Coy., Ltd., WhJ~Street.Spencer, A., Corind.Spencer, A. B., 12 Queen Street.Spencer, Leonard, Edward Street.Spencer, T. A.. Rom.Spir~o. L. H., Mr1y Steet.SpraLke, G. T., Woodstock Street, Marlborough.Spresser, Win., Carnation Jersey Stud,Brassall, neai' Ipsch.Spinall, H. A.Cordelia .Street, SouthBisbane.Spingtlope, L., Goonieri.Sprolot, J., lgai~n \Vest, Ellenthore.Sln, .r . F., Flowet 1 le,, loeklea.Spurgin, C. A., 288 Queen Street.Stacey, G. H., PIe: k Crlosing, via IpswiStacey, G. W , "Astoria,'' B raceville.Stacey, P., Warron:mn, Sig~leton, N.S.Stack (. P., M~ail Bra\nch, G:.P.O.Stafford, A., B3ox :37 (;*'.ii.Stjirles, S. J ., ''cowdec~ liirowes,''Staiels, X. J., Queb~cc, Mundubbea.Standish, H. A., "Ashby." A\lbi('ni Road,~St ofleli, F., Alexa ne' Itod, Ascot.Stanley, Warner. Boadr Strleet, SandgatStantton, A. A., Neuruin. Kilcoy Line.Strk. I. B., Allain &' Strke Lt., Queen *sJStrk~ey, W. S., P'ot Oillce, MudgeerabStetlnnmn, .1., lkeney Street, H-ighgate-Steele, T. Bi., Bisbnle Sop Coy., BoWPIB ide.teei , .. Corieda it l'a k, T 'IU tta, VYWagg, New South Wa';le.Ster,~ Bi. t-., ailalPy Dpt., CPIIBStr eogStegall, E. M., C, o Gritths Bros., ejI-ightStephlen,, .. Saruigte Rdl., Albion.Sitephens, H., Breakfast Creek.tehens, Lew., Heath St., EastBrbaStc~hcl. P'. J., h~odk Buildling.i QueenStephens, H. T., Union Trustees Chn, -. ~Queen Street.Steven, J., Box 538 Gr.P.O., Brisbane.Steven, Hanrod,l "St R~un." Newnar~aRoad,. Wllstol.Stevens, HI. M., Qiand F~arelrs Co-opStevens, . B,, :/u Wn!. G:ibson & 801Stewrt, A. D., Bld hlls. -Stewatrt, C. J., Criterion, Hotel, George fStewrt, P. F.. Pine Shiie Council,Str~thptne.Stewart, P. J., "Sylvan Wood," Role qand Park Road; Eagle Junction. .~1Stwar~t, Dr. Heibert, O~ld &r New a4Roads, Clayfteld.Stewart, J., "Beach Villa," Mraly. dStewart, . Bald Hills.B

~rt8p.,ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.J. T., Howard Street, Bayswater.art, Phil., Dunlop Rubber Coy.,I Adelaide Street.T., "Fairyknowe," Rosyn Street,t Brisbane.T. L., Roslyn Street, East~. ibane.a1non Fi~ A FairneldfuW. J. it., Cto A. Stewart & Sons,.Queenl Street.J., Roma.%f: A., Thoynhill Pastoral Coy.,n24 A e1o1n la Sr pt.I. L., Gulboer, Pittswrth.Wilfred. Heath Street. Eatlane.J. T., Gunbower, Pittsworth.A. H., Euron, (Uadstore.r. D., Crinya, (Badtstore.U, John, Baynes Ltd., Soutn B-risoane.bo, Alex., Parbury House, Eagle Street., IeCharlotteR& Market Streets.odrLieut. Col. l{. \i.,Ma klret St~eet.kes. J. A.. Kellett Street, Auchenflower.%one, C. A., Bristol Pottery Works,Coorparoo.Ione, T. E., Quilberry East, S. & W.Railway.Koppord, James, M.L.A., Rose Street,,Annerley.orer, George, 345 Queen Street.Krie, J. Junr., Windsor Road, Red Hill.y, G., Sturmfels, Ltd., Creek Street.Rry. J. D., Riverton Street, Albion.ory, Robert, Story & Ramsay, AdelaideStreet.kory, W., A. M. E. Coy., Townsville.reet, William, 173 Anin Street.reeter, Dr.. Cavendish Rd.. Coorparoong H. A., Indooroopilly.g Janmes, Merijdian Villa, FlindersParade, Sandgate.ftuart, G. P., Union Bank, Queen Street.tuddert, Gordon W. T., Cobb & Coy.,Creek Street.C., Inns of Court, Adelaide Street.C. W., Glencoe, Cunnamulla.L., New Farnm.A., C/o Johnson & Sons, Queen St.l8llivan, t., C/o C. W. S. French, Derby''teet, Cooraroo.llivan, M. T., Alexander Hotel,Toowoomba.bmrners, F., C/o Owen ;ardner & Sons,South Brisbane.Ininmers. Ger-ge, Norman Parade, EagleJunction.tuiner, It. F., Nornran Parade, EagleJunction.ton, Col. Alfi ed B., C.B., C.M.G.,II"Northa."' I' pper Paddirrgton.Ellis, Isisford.II. 0., 45 Petrie Terrace., Ca pt., "Norway.'' Norman Par-k.,. M.L.A., l'arllirrent Hotuse.y, S. B., Combined Buyers (Aunt.)Parburv House. Eagle Street.V., Duke Street, Bulimba.E., 48 Costin Street, Valley.P. J., Parhury House, Eagle Street.s, Chas., Wool Street Toowong.D., Roiberiton Tait & Coy., Charlottereet.,John, Tewantin.Tait, .Tohn, Tnlor Street, WoolloongabbaTait, R., Pittsworth.Tanml3n, XV., "La ke Dunne," Aramac.Tanner, I. It., Mills, Tanner & Young,Courier Buildings, Queen Street.Tapsall, W. H., Nestles Milk Fa.tory,Toogoolawah.Tarlinton, T. J., Virginia Avenue,Hawthorn.Tate, l. 1., Simpson Road, Ithaca CreekTaylor', A. D., Westbour'ne Street, SouthBisbrne.Taylor, Charles, C/o H. S. Exton Ltd.,Queeni Str~eet.Taylor, Cirles. Charles Taylor & Coy.Rorna Street.Taylor, C. C., "Vere-

_ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~ ~ _ ~ ~ __ _ ~ ~____ i^ i_; _ __~i __ ~ .__ -. _ ._ I __Y~j ; ~I )~ il_ h~ll*II89ANNUAL MEMBERS--Continued.Thomson. S.. LIdllyrnere.' Nudgee Road, Traves, A. W. Chermslde.Hendra. Trenry. E. AI., Ekibin Itoa, Annerle~Thom~pson, W. A., 3S Londoir Bnk South BIiChambers, Creek Street. Trenerry, H. S., ickard Avenue, BondjThomson, A., j\ordg:fiue lIId,;1 South rrs. Sydney.Thomon, A., Ornieau, South Cost Line. Trevethan, W alter, Elizabeth Street.Thomson, A. P., Alarrihul, I)alb. Treweeke, F. L.. Culbokie Noondoo SidlnThomson, E., C/o Dalgety & Coy., Ltd., NMWElizabeth St~eet. Tritton, F., 26 0O George Street.Trhomson, . A., Custom h-ouse, Queen St. Trotter, W. ( .Jackett Bros., HeasI~p:TThomson, Mliss E. L., C/o Frasers Ltd.. Buildings, Roma Street.142 Queen Street. Trout, . L., C7/o Hi. Trot & Sons, Red HllThomson. H., Pie Street, Brulima. Tot .(. Co I. Tru~t & Sons,Thomson, Mrs. J., "Bocoolirna," Calliope, lusgrvevvia Gladutone.Trout, Richar'd, Waterwor.ks Road, AaB'Thomson, J. 13., Buny, vi tanthpine. grove.Prhoto sonl lI ). .. AlOWIJiauJ, WViCkhaoi Trout. H. P., Red Hill.Terrace.Trout, W. J., Victoria Street, Red Hill.Thomson, N. W., Repatiation l)eparnltent, Trouton, W., Coner' Edward & ElizabetiMary Street.Streets.Thomson, Capt. W. Camplbell, '"Loma True, .. E., rlS-524 Queen Street.Ln]T,' Yltira St~eet, Ascot.Trdai,5Ilrt C., Co MaIc rbertso'Thoneman, J. S., Kuut', DlyS.7-OA eloide Steet.Thorn, C. R., Eton Steet, Nundah. . Tucke, A. J., Corner' E~mpess & Juliett,Thorpe, F., Newton Stret, Coorpn'oo.. Streets, olh' Ipswich Road.TIhore, I.., Brtonl Itoat, Hawthorne. Turlier, ET. (I N, ew Sndgat Road.Bulimba.Cla vfield.rhru.~p, H. ., TLooooHiwab. I 'uckett, A. .. Hocklea.PIhulrw, .oli, c ?u .ioho Tiulow &r Sons Tuke, E., ocLtd., Albion. Tunley, H. F.klea..,Wikhlm Street, Valley):TIhynne, Honn. .J......L.C., Highgte Hill, Turich, C. H., Ileidlebe'g Benaraby, NormlSouth Brisbane. cost Lir le.lle, I., War l ick' B~utter & Tnairying Turner, Dr. A~. J., Wickharn Terrace.Coy., oondiwindi. Turner, F., Strathnuir, Hockhampton.Pindal. C. F., Gurryani, Inglewood. Turner, F. C.hurst, N.S. r .h teTipler, D. W., MlcLennn Street, \ooloowirr Tuirer, . H.Trippet, , Tip~pet B~os.. New lti, Victoi. Tu~ner, R. D.,Tivey, W~n. Naitinl fnlark of Austrlia, TunoHJ.Eagle Street. . urnio, Ja.,Wyaga, Goondiwidi.C' o t'iiorlr Batik uf Austr.a1fWyanga. (loondliwlndl.X\akler' &r Co., Elizabeth IiThe iolmwoo, Neurum.Tod, J. T., Wrwick putter. &r al'yng Tt II. 1).,nY T.. The Hioiwood, NeurU~Coy.. Allora. ut n 1 .Ybbri Steet, Ascot.Todd .J., 1 ialirt .\ Vertie. .\ sot Teedale, J., Abbot Street, Ascot.Toddhunter, W. J., "Cambria," Dunmore Twomey, MI.,Adelaide Steet.Terrace, ucheofioer.Tynn, A. MI. Focley Blos., Homa StriPTolmn, A~thu'. "Mio~a," Lnowen Terr~ace TYr.Whitt, Hi.$., Yandr~low, Augathella,New Farm.Uhl, Alfed, L'etries Bight.'rolman, E. E., "Miora," loen Terace. Uh, G. L., Pcet ies Bight.New Farm. Ub , 1 lerert, 'etr~ies Bight.[ohm Ic, J nes, "Klim~lach ic,' Hill Str'eet. Uhlnrri, F. X~ ., Caboolture Co-o. Coy.,..Toowoonba.Cno~ltur e.'tolbs, A ta,1 'Wvele," McGegor lJhlnran H. C:., Bay View, Burpengary.Avenue, Lu twyho. Underoo, A .'I'., Fifth Avenue, Windl'romes, L. ., Jurraee, Warwick. Ure, J. Carriir g, "'St. Ivu," Cr'escent RoJ~'romklns, B., Moogoor, Goondliwiid. Hamilton.lori .1. Kirt, W ro W siott, Itigewoti. tish t, I hor lr ,e J.. "I~u('brook," BogaiToohey, Ptric, B~ayne, Ltd., Southttiitr.Brisbane. slrW C .,Linield, Sydlney, N.S,'W;Tooth, Lelie H., C/o Wetnan &: Coy., \aetliE.1., Grlosvenor Road, .48l Ptrie 'furae.IndoooolTownson, J. Wnne, Lamerit Road, Valentine, W. Rialto Street, Coorpar~O,Indoo roopi ly.Vallely. P. D .Ipwich Road, SouthToer, S. D., Ste~hens &r Tozer, Georgie St. Bisbne.'i'oerVivrt i i., lt \ M ne, Ior ie. Vallely, 1'eter Austranlian Hotel, Queen ITrackson, I'. S., 157-1591 Eliza~eth Street. Van HlomrighTrail., Albrt, Co '1'tr iu Ltdl., Newted, Ppty., Lt 1., Roma Street.Trail, C. A., Newsteadl. . Van Ilomnigh 1. D., Enogen aTrail, David, Newstend. Vaughan. V. jv., Hamilton Road, 1Inn~ltiTraill, D. J. Jun., Lutwyche Street. Verno, W. I-., Cluen, Vernors Siding.,:Wooloow in.B. V. LnTraUl. E., Newstead. _Vidgen, C. . Dental Hoptl, or*TnRnl. '.'' . 'n''cyinthin,'' T'idvold. Von Stieltz C. H., New Sandgat oTralil, T. W., "Cylthi," Eidsvold.Clayfteldl.ra~weiler , C., Unerwoods Bond, Alberi Vowles, Jlru s, Mliwood, Morven.!tW~t, Waddell, H. H., JBenvenue, Gayndab.

ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.46, H. C., Commercial Union AssuranceiCoy., Eagle Street.lt, J. H., Box 21, Post Office, Klcoy.J. T., Wadeleigh, Boompa, Gayndaher, A. J., Cemetery Road, Nundah.er, B., 261 Gregory Terrace.aer, G. W., Howes Road, Nundah.|her, H. J., 261 Gregory Terrace.Ker, J., Ironsides, Toowong.A. R., "Telkawarra," Caboonbaih,oogoolawah.BR., Murrumba, Eak.Iker, Dr. A. R., Edward Street.Ier, A. C., Knockroe, Kowbi, laisranch.er, A. L., Mt. Kenilwarth, Brooloo.kber, A. T.,. Tainton, Lowmead, viaBundaberg.er, C. C., Mary Street.per, E. C., Harrow, Cambooya.ferr, F. L., Grangeville, Herston Road.)Kelvin Grove.Iker, F. P., Glenlyon, Stanthorpe.Bcer, H. F., M.L.A., Wide Bay Co-op.Itary Coy., Gymple.jKaer, I. R. C., Knockroe, Kowbi, IsisBranch.J. JIer, J., Deshon Street, Sth. Brisbane.kr, L. E., Mary Street.Oker, S. Herbert, Inns of Court,Belame ireeL.r, W., Palm Avenue, Sandgate.s, Win., Wallacedale, Kergunyah.itoria.g1'., ['arllament House.aH., Box 935, G.P. ., Brisbane.H. J., Chelmer.John, "Arabella," S. & .Ith, A. D., Dalgety & Co., Elizabeth St.ll, J. A., Colonial Mutual Chambers,een Street., J. J., Inns of Court, Adelaide Street.j, Wm. J., Camnboon Station, viaRockhampton.tMmrs. L., Earl Street, Red Hill., Rev. Father, Wooloowin.Ih, Richard, Walsh & Coy., Toowoombath, Major i. H.. Vulture Street, Eastlabane.tr, C. L., C/o A. M. E. Coy., Ltd.,T8M Eagle Street.Kr, E. M., Werribee, Victoria.P@i, P. V., Brunswick Street, Valley.Iton. W., Brunswick Street, Valley.ak ;rlc, Adelaide Chambers,a Street.W. J., Northgate..Aleu, lireenh)anK,. TooraK oau.on.s. B., C/o Mactaggart Bros.,Ie Street.C. H., "Milrose," Hobbs Street,enflower., G., Box 247 G.P.O.t: W., Moses Ward & Sons, Queen:J. W.. Moses Ward & Sons. Queen St.Theatre Royal Hotel.treet.F_ "1 I _~ I I " n _ _~Park, Yeronga.sut View, Gunalda.Wardell, J. E., Q'land Primary ProducersCo-op. Agency Ltd., Eagle Street.Ware, Wm., Meatworks, Redbank.Waring, E. H., St. Lucia Road, ToowongWarneminde, M. H., Toogoolawah.Warnock, A., C/o Smellie & Co., Ltd.,Edward Street.Warnock, A. H., Employers' LiabilityAssurance Corp., Creek Street.Warr, J., Hillcrest, Nundah.Warren, C. C., Wharf Street.Wassell, J. W., Chester Street, Teneriffe.Waters, A. T., Lanefleld.Waters, Mrs. Jessie, Stanley Terrace,Toowong.Waters, Rev. W. H., Toowong.Watson, A., Q'land Bedstead Coy., Milton.Watson, A., 276 Wickham Street, Valley.Watson, Bruce, C. T. A. Club, Brisbane.Watson, D. J. R.. Inns of Court, AdelaideStreet.Watson, H. P., Nambour.Watson, Henry B., "Bonara," Yeronga.Watson, J. G., Bramble Terrace, Red Hill.Watson, Richard, Booval.Watson, Samuel, Brisbane St., Ipswich.Watson, S., Toowoomba.Watson, S. A., Co-op. Dairy Coy.,Bundaberg.Watson, T. G., Limestone Street, Ipswich.Watson, W., Banchory, Theebine.Watson, W. J., Brisbane Street, Ipswich.Watt, E., Ballina, New South Wales.Watt, E. J., C/o Dalgety & Co., ElizabethStreet.Watts, F., "Woolwich," Milton Road.Watts, George, 233 Elizabeth Street.Waugh, George, Osborne & Waugh 293Queen Street.Weare, W., Atherton.Wearne, R. H., Central Tech. College,Brisbane.Weatherill, Capt. W. J., 32-33 VictoryChambers, Queen Street.Webb, C. W., Stafford on Kedron.Webb, H. G., Wylie Street, Toowoomba.Webb, Mark, Stafford-on-Kedron.Webb, R. J., Spencer Block, Queen Street.Webb, W. P., C/o Pointon & Webb.Newstead.Webb, Dr. W. S., Vulture Street, SouthBrisbane.Webster, A. B., Mary Street.Webster, A. V., Yarralla, Maleny.Webster, C., Queens Road, HamiltonWebster, David, Annerley Road, SouthBrisbane.Webster, George L., Webster & Coy., MaryStreetWebster, J. F., Cafe Majestic, Queen St.Webster, J. M., Hereford Hill, Kilcoy.Webster, S., "Gleniris," Killcoy.Webster, Thos., Kilcoy.Webster, W., Kilcoy.Webster, W. Eaton, Sarum. Bell.Wecker, E. J., Tingooia.Welch, J., Sunnybank, S. C. Line.Weller, Johann G., Esk.Wells, A. G., Eagle Chambers, Eagle St.Wellstead, W. A., "Lockyer," New SandgteRoad, Clayfleld.Welsh, F. C., City Buildinge, Edward St.Welsh, Beaumont, "Hythe, Mangalore,8. & W. Line.

a~c~i L --- ~ 9 -I - Ds~C-rmPWB~-~IPP~P~-PiEB +~iiffTl~f~AATSr~-~T~2~-t-~'~: ' '' ''''~;' 3eANNUAL MEMBElS--Continued.Weadrof, W A. C., McLennan Street.Wooloowin.West, Bert., Zillman Road, Hendra.West, W. S. T., Brittain Street, Oxley.Weatacott. R., Nundah.Westaway, E. J., Rocklea.Westoott, L. A., "Eufala," Wellington Pt.Westcott, W. E. G., Bacchus Marsh Coy.,Eagle Street.Westlake, W. J.. Daniels & Westlake,Albert Street.Westphal, W. M., Westphal & Clarke, PittStreet, Sydney.Wetzel, E., City Baths, Spring Hill.Weymouth, T. G., Violet Avenue, Yeronga.Whalley, W., Nambour.Whatmore, 0. W., Q'iand Motor AgencyLtd., Adelaide Street.Wheatley, H. W., Chermside Street. Newmarket.Wheeler, Alex. J., "Loloma," SherwoodRoad, Toowong.Wheeler, Dr. J. A., Sherwood Rd., ToowoigWhereat, J. H., McConnell St., Hulimba.Whincup, W. A., Whincup & Coy., Valley.White, A. T., Butterfield Street, Herston.White, C. F., Moioniida, Stanthorpe.White, E. E. D., Bluff Downs, ChartersTowers.White, E. G., "Oakden," O'Connell Terrace,Bowen Hills.White, E. S., C/o Dunlop Rubber Coy.,Adelaide Street.White, F. L., Brooklaiids, Woodhill.White, Gilbert, 65 Elizabeth Street.White, J., Co White Bios., Tucka Tucka.Yetman, N.S.W.White, Jas. C., "Edinglassie," Muswellbrook, N.S W.White, L. E., O'Connell Terrace. liowenHills.White, Norman, Daily Mail Otlice, QueeStreet.White, R., Crows Nest.White, W. D., Mt. Berrymant, Laidley.White, W. M., "The Willows," Laidley.White, W. T. P., "Oakden," O'ConnellTerrace, Bowen Hills.Whitby, Samuel Henry. Cribb St.. MiltonWhiteford, James, 18 Somerset Street.Valley.Whitehill, A. F., Ridley St., Auchenflower.Whitehouse, B. B., 185 George Street.Whitehouse, C. C.. C/o Burns Philp & Coy.,Ltd., Mary Street.Whitelock, E. L., Pianola Coy., Queen St.Whitman, Wm., Taringa.Whitney, J. Coonirhing Park, Carcoar.New South Wales.Nhittaker, J. H., Victoria Park, Southbrook.Whittaker, T., Box 25, U. P. O., Pittsworth.Whitty, Miss M. K., C/o W. H. Bowser &Lever, Ltd., Windsor.Wienholt, Arnold, C/o Dalgety & Coy.,Ltd., Elizabeth Street.Wienholt, .T. D., "The Cottage," Ipawichktoad, South Brisbane.Wienonen, K., Melawondi, Mary ValleyLine.Wiggins, T. E., Botanical Gardens.Wlghtman, Andrew H., Corner Windermere& Racecourse Roads, Ascot.Wilbraham, F. W., Undulla, Woodhill.Wildermuth, D., Hendra.Wildermuth, W., Nudgee Road, HerWildhober, 1. G., Westbourne Street,Brisbane.Wildman, A D., C/o Wildman BriValley.Wildman, A. W., C/o Wildman BrValley.Wilkie, W. R., Dornoch Terrace .Boundary Street, West End.Wilkin, M. J.. Downs Co-op. DairyToowoomba.Wilkinson, J. A., "Kainama," KogrWarra.Wilkinson, J. J., Nambour.Wilkinson, J. R.. Dowse St., PaddingtolWilkinson, J., Wicekhanm Street, Valley.Wilkinson, P., "Waratah" Wine StoreS,Valley Corner.Wilkinson, R. J.D Dowse St., PaddWillcocks, H. J., "Strathfinellr, LoiWillert. C., Rosefarm, Rosedale,Willert. G. T.. Il:iffle Creek, via RiNorth Coast Line.Willert, S. J., 454 Edward Street.Williams, Albert, Spring Creek, No. 3, ;ao nnmWilliams. Alhert, Mountain View, TrWilliams, Alfred, Gregors Creek, YiWilliams. Albeit, FEthel St.. lornirWilliaimis, C. F.. North Creek, via BWilliams, E., Benarkin.Wililirrms, F. L.. fleriy Street, off CharloilStreet, Rosalie.WVillims, G;. P., Roma.Williams, 1I. I . "'Turihana," Gisborne.New Zea larWilliams, John. Barlow Street, ClayftelqWillia ins. .oh Spring Creek, No. 2,Ta rooim.WilliamHs, .. N.. Bank of Australasi.,Queen Street.\Villiainis, J. Herbert, C/o AgEncies Lt4C406 Queen Street.Williams, Lloyd W., Charlotte & MarlCStreets.Williams, M., Cairns Station, CharlevlJlWilliams, P. 0., C/o Dalgety & Coy.,.Elizabeth Street.Williams,I H. A.. The Elibi, Taroom.WV imlinms H . .Ii res. ''Llorc," 4lverppltourrl, C!!nryfeld.Williams. A. S.. c, o Sidney William, & ORockhain ptoii.Williams, T. E., Kennedy Terrace,Paddington.Williamirs, W. C., Hooiurne, via Taroom.Williams, Walter C., Campbells BuildiCreek Street.Williams, W. J., Mnral, via Many PWillinmisoin, John, Lochinvar, CarisbVictoria.Williamson, W., O. K., Dalby.Willis, A. J., lymplie Road, ChermaldeWillis, E., K inga roy.Willis, E. R., Inrgaby, via Surat.Willman, N. P., Nundah.Wilshire, W., Logan & Albert Co-op,Dairy Coy., Beaudesert.Wilson, A., High Street, Lutwyche. 0'Wilson, Alex. B., Architect, City B3uildliuEdward Street.Wilson, A. C., Forsyth Building, StaStreet, South Brisbane.Wilson, B. (., "Bremer View," RWilson, E. H.. Brisbane Street, III";;IIV1rPi

98ANNUAL MEMBERS-Continued.men, F. A., Adelaide Street.Gilbert, an, Parbury House, Eagle St.n, G. H. Newman. C/o Union Assur--snce Society, Ltd., Preston House.Graham G., Minmore, Kingaroy.n. James, Milton Road, Coorparoo.n, James, 103-105 Elizaoeth Street.uOn, J. D., "Ebuta," Russell Street,sLouth rsbane.nuJohn 1r.b Cadbury Bros., Ltd.,E:Idward Street.on, . H., do New Zealand Loan &.Y. A. Coy. Ltd., Eagle Street.ion, . L, C/o Wilson e McDouall,Calliope Station, Calliope.on, R., Department of Agriculture &tok, Brisbane.ion, R. M., London flank Chambers,Creek Street.eon, T., Geoffrey Street. New Farm.on, 3 ylie, Central Q'ld. Racing Assn.,*Rochamton.Lson, W. H., Binbirrim, Miva.twhire, F., Fruit Exchange, Turbot St.ia, R W., Department of Agiculture.& Stock, William Street.etor Dr. H. J., Preston House, Queentreet.unett, W. G., Kingston, S. C. Line.B~nn l31' 1ee Ne~p IT ~ T~ri1Iorven.H. J . Rosalie Plains. Onkey., L., 'Cai rnowa n,' Vion Street,,yfield*S., "Cairndowan,' Union Street,field.ottam, D., Carlton Club Hotel.en, D. A., Angellala Downs,(it(tt (rn StreetIt i ood, W.J., C/o Birch & Carroll,nd Buildings, Queen Street.ll, C. R., Loch Leigh, Queens Road,amilton..h P., W irth's Travelling ircusC. E., Municipal Markes ltoma St.H., Kilcoy.Mecombe, W., Dickson Street,Wooloowin.*d, Dr. F. 0. Butler, Brisbane PermanentBldgs., Adelaide Street.Id, C., Kedron.id, Francis, Fairview, Warra.td, Harold A., Hooker Chapman & Coy.,99 Elizabeth Street.34. J. S., New Zealand Chambers,Queen Street.A, J. W., "Jesmond," Clayfield.Dd, R. P., Australian Sheep Dip Coy.,Charlotte Street.Mdbine, F. W., "Malbon,M Moray Street,New Farm.)dooc1l, W., Red Hill.adoraft, H. C., Chelmer.hed C. W., C/o lBryce Ltd., AdelaideWoodhouse, H. C., Grosvenor Street,Yeronga.Woodroffe, A. J., 147 Lambert Street,Kangaroo Point.Woodroffe, F. W., H. M. Customs, Queen SLWoodward, Archibald, Woodward & BigSSRoma Street.Woodward, E. C.. Adelale Street.Wool, A. L:., M~arets, Itona Street.Woolcock, ha. ., C/o Dalgety & Coy.,Rockham ,ton.Woolcock, .no. L.. Parliamentary Drafteman,Adelaide Street.WVoosley, J. H., ttion Steet, M~nly.Wotton, F. ., Whits Road, Coorparoo.Wech, I-I.. O~nslow~ St ret. )oomhemt~.Wright, A. C.. Colonial Sugar RefineryCoy. Eagtle St~eet.Wright, A. H.. lLadle.Wright, C. W., Waverley Station,WI ic Di. I, \in rine.Wright, D. T., Cameron Street, Nundah.Vigih,11. I. .1 I' a I Water & SewerageWright, .1 H ., Box 17. ost Omce, Helidon.Wright, M\lniric

1 :'~-"r."~$' ~ .~~,P L~I - ~; n~.;::.;;A, ~r )Royal'National Lton ofQndTo.OUR MEMBERS, ANDFRIENDSNo better advertisement of our State'sgreat possibilities is ever submitteULthan that of our Annual Exhibition.We can only advertise our State as itdeserves, if you help us.'We ask you to retain your membershipand to endeavour to induce yourfriends to become members.If you will help us with donations toincrease the value of our Prizes, orgive a Special Prize, your help will beesteemed. Every £1/1/- you spend inthis way will benefit Queensland.On behalf of the Royal NationalAgricultural Association (which in thisinstance means Queensland) theCouncil thank you in anticipation.'i\;._I,*u. &*r *^,I "* * .. . ,: - ** *- * Jl~aHlfill^ t iry '' ; l

~r 1Wn~Z ~:~C L~ IIlil e:",,,, 1I L~~'-~_~I~~~~L:~~~r?~~ Ci~t~:Fi;~; ~ %'~~l~'~I~P~i ~51)~:: I ~;~ ;;IYM(__..-.~_._..-..-.-. -.--.-..-. i--.r-- -- i-.- ------ ------ - L -------- --- l--L--- ----- L--l-~---~:n..!i5:; :: IQueenslandRoyal National Show1922;Starts MONDAY, 7th AUGUST.Finishes SATURDAY, I2th AUGUST.i-PWrite for SCHEDULE. and specifysection you wish to exhibit in, viz:Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Dogs,Poultry, Farm and Dairy Produce, etc.Our Schedules this year may be subdivided.Membership Fee, £1/1/- New menibersmust pay an additional 10/6 asnoiniiiation fee. By " new members"is meant those wfho were not membersin 1921.See Overleal.J. BAIN,Secretary.*CC rC*~ c ~C ' rccW *C~ ~ c'~--~---- ------ '----'~----- -~------- -- --------------Wholly set up and printed in Queensland by John Mill., himself,hrlktte Street. r~iban*,