^Nti 1 Agricultural and Industrialaional Associatian of Qgeensland

Patrons:

His Excellency the Rt. Honorable the Earl of Dudley,P.C., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., Governor-General of Australia.

His Excellency Sir William MacGregor,M.D., G C.M.G., C.B., Governor of Queensland.

COUNCIL, 1910.

President:

J. H. McCONNELL, Esq.

Vice-Presidents :JOHN REID, Esq. P. FRANKEL, Esq.

Chairman :

J. MACDONALD, Esq.

W. J. AFFLECK, Esq.

E. BAYNES. Esq.

PERCY T. BERRY. Esq.

H. BROOKS, Esq.

CLAUDE W. CHAMBERS, Esq.

TrusteSir A. S. COWLEY,Kt.

Hon. Treasurer:J. A. HAYES, Esq.

H. CUPPLES, Esq.

T. F. FAUSET, Esq.

J. HIRON, Esq.

JAS. IRVING, Esq., M R.C.V.S.L.

C. R. PICKWORTH, Esq.

:s:

I. GAILEY, Esq.

Hon. Veterinary Surgeon:JAMES IRVING, Esq, M.R.C.V.S.L.

Assistant Hon. Vctcrilwry Surgeon:

J. WASHINGTON IRVING, Esq., M.R.C.V.S.L.

Hon. Surgeon:Dr. ,. A. MEEK.

Hon. Solicitors:

Messrs. OSBORNE & WAUGH.

Secretary:CHAS. A. ARVIER

35th ANNUAL REPORTOF THE COUNCIL OF THE

N AT IO N A L Agricultural and IndustrialAssociation of Queensland

For the Year, 1910.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

o' R COUNCIIl, in submitting their Annual

'- Report and Financial Statement for the

year 1 lU, with much pleasure draw

attention to the satisfactory results obtained, and in

doing so, desire to point to the continued success and

progress of the Association. Last show was in every

respect a worthy successor of all previous efforts.

Opening Ceremony.The Exhibition was opened on Wednesday, ioth August,

by His Excellency Sir William MacGregor, G.C.M.G., who wasattended by a Guard of Honour from the Defence Force.Among other distinguished visitors this year were Lady andMiss MacGregor, His Excellency Lord Chelmsford, K.C.M.G.(Governor of New South Wales) and Lady' Chelmsford, Capt.Gaunt, H.M.S. " Challenger," His Excellency the Lieut.-Governor Sir Arthur M(organ and I.adv Morgan, Members ofthe Queensland Ministry, and Their Worships the Mayors ofBrisbane and South Brisbane. The ceremony was conductedin the ring close to the Grand Stand, free entree to the ringbeing granted to the public for the purpose of seeing andhearing the interesting ceremony.

The following address was presented to His ExcellencySir William MacGregor, M.D., G.C.M.G., C.B., Governor ofQueensland.

May it please your Excellency,-We have very much pleasure on behalf of the Council of

the National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queens.land in extending to you and Lady MacGregor a most hearty\\clh me on ihis the lir..t visit i ou have officially made to our

Show, and we thank you for the honour you have done us inso kindly consenting to open this our :5th Annual Show.

We are more than pleased to be again honoured with thepresence of His Excellency Lord Chelmsford, Governor of NewSouth Wales, and Lady Chelmsford, who have in previousyears so endeared themselves to our members and the peopleof Queensland.

It is with great tIleasure we refer to the continued pros-p)eriiy existing in Queen sland, w hih, w e think, is once moreretlected throughout our Sh. The present cli splay is. webelieve, fully equal to pa st one , hut in omper pects with amaterial alteration. '1'his ear the I)istrict Collec(tions-forwhich the National Showt hate for many y ('ars past becomenoted-- are at the reqtue t of tm an v of the cxl hiitors discon-tinutd for a year, and in their I lace the ()ne Farm iplay isinstituted for the first time. lhis com Petit ion is an Inter-state one, two exhibit- coming from New South Wales andfour fron: ()ueetislantd.

1'h iroduc(t cri Uueeills~lanl ale tll exhilbitedl iii the Got-ertiment State Fartns and Collegce, and in the Farm and)airv Sect ions. x(el lenc hibiii \\till be found of I)airv

Cattle, Stud Cattle. Ilorse-. Fat Sheep. Ang ora moats, I)ogs,P'oultrv, and Swine. as wIll a-. Machiner, Butter, etc.

A record in the entrii- for our Iluntitg Events has beenrecorded this year. noIc l-- than i entrie havinig been re-ceived, while there are 8H5 etitri i- in the Trotting Section.

The new feature- this year include the Technical Collegeexhibits by the )epartmnt of Public Instruction, the Avia-tion Court. and ati exhibit of live ( )triches from a successfulfarm in Central ()ueen-.land.

The Military and Police Tournament, which proved sointeresting and attractive last year, will be a main feature onSaturday, IJth August. in this -section, the Boy Scouts, forthe first time, will assist.

JOHl.N MIACI)ONALI), Chairman.C. A. AR\'ER. Secretary.

His Excellency read the following reply:

Mr. Presiid lt, and Mi. Chairman of the National .\grieultural atndlIndusti l .1soc idliol ot tu,)n-liitd.

" It has been a real del ight to me to come here to-dayon your kind invitation to open the ;t5th :\ I iual Show of yourAssociation, a Shott that has hecone one ot the nost inportantnational institutions in the corporate life of our great andpr)grinit-ve I ountri\ . hich a sirs in a moatk manlli~tner iti iit.

material and social development s. At this great NationalAssociation we have the anniual tiublic assembly of the peopleof this State. at tthich tmiore of our cit ztiis are brought to-gether than on any other occasion. At the sittmte time thisShow puts before tur people a iiiiniature of the economic,industrial, and intellectutl ativitice- of our State. In effect-ing these two very itiiportatit obj eel's, year aifter year, you gen-tlemen and ouir c((ll eageue are piifo mi ng a great, valuable,and nccessary public service, which merits the wartmest thanksand gratitudlc mif all \\ Io ate inicrestedl in the prosperit andwelfare of Quetslatid. It is ijlldecd a work of real patriotismthat you and the gent lettieni as oiated with you should give somuch time and a? tello to m ii the prej iaration aii(l organisationof this vast undertaking, .paring yourselves neither troublenor inconvenience while thus working for the public good.

Indeed, such a meeting as this canuot hut create and foster:he spirit and sntiient of l~atriotim, and of national self-consciousnss, in all of Us, hn we see before us here thecaI~bilitics of our PeoIlCl and our country, and think of the

great future that all this promises to Queensland. When econsidr all this, e cannot but think with gratitude of thetw'o genrations of men and w\omen that have gone before us,and have left us, by their courage, 1)rsverance, and hardtoil in the mit~ of mnyi dlange~rs, such a great heritage ands1)lendit l (Xal ll~e, for they) were ~ me0n andl w\oten s~rung fromtthe old tock that ha7~ caried civ.ilis~ationl round the globe. Icongratulate yo(u n Ist herily- onr the excellcet and numbersof the exhliit nd on thec new\ fcanture of the Show. I havent ned the w cnlrful O)ne lanim Collections, each of which

a ; con idrar;lc how in it-lf, anl (liil~lay.s great taste, skill,andl resurcec on the panrt f the ehi~itor. I join with you in\\- elenntirtg the exhi~it~rs from itr States, and i woulde~si~re', the' ho~e t1 the day is not far distnt w\hen w e mayha~ve ftll\ o garn i-ced i~riolicl In trrlt e Shows na hich allthe St ate of the (corn monwea:ltit may) eua;lly hart icipate. The(i tret (Xliihit ft notl the l'>tluet inl Inst ittit nns, Agricul-tiral Cnllege , St ate larro, nl 'Fe. hlnicnl Schools demon-~trtec the e~ag rne w\ith which the Ilcuth (If the Stte andtheir teache~r~. (levocte them 5(1 yes 1(1 the aIll mnl rtn t subjectI~ If I Ii i broW t an vat nd edtlitil II reuniremnt~t in the risingg~ tltra\till I ,t nuc~el;~lmI We( ame llI honestly! proudi of this

Il'1nclid Snat otal E:hi~ition \\ hieh relre .int so well thei'rtI-(ttt ighl\- iI~~r(Itt~u I'Initiln (If our State, and 't ho h

IrIIb~ res and rita k e t ill retecr etillrts in the future. I nowdlc lre tlw Shon Icj)O."

Official Luncheon 8

'fhe Official L~uncheoni was ldc in the Exhibition ConcertHall, and proe, as hrtfor, a most enjoa~le ftunction.The Preidnt, 1. I-i. M~( monel ,e Es., 1 cctpie(1 the cair.The speecles were interestinig and inlstructive, anid worthy ofthe occasion.

Attendance.

The ~h~w was o~pen fromn Moday, 8ti, to Saturday, ~thAugt st, M( itla andltie~usda v bing J toing das. S~lendidwethecr lire\ ~tiedl tlrouigli( tit, and thec public visited the Showin gret nibers. It: is estinatel that the attendance onOeiiitlg Day was 5,00, wile the gate takigs for the weekrca lista I t te in c Il~lif ct t Sti1 Iiof /4 ,6? i 4. 1(1.

Iti leasiig to relItort thiat the attendance for the sixdays total lt 8o ,taiginto considerationl the estiated

ppulatio~n for the whole ofQeisan at5827 itwlbeseen that a creditable percentage of the population at-

tended. Visitors from the Northern Rivers of New SouthWales, particularly Lismore, attended in very large numbers,and the other States of the Comonwealth were also wellrepresented.

The following table gives the attendance for each day ofthe Show :-

Jubilee Year.19g10 First Week. Second Week

Monday .. 6,000 6,200 1,200Tuesday .. 13,000 12,300 7,oooWednesday .. 51,000 49,000 13,ooo

Thursday .. 32,000 30,000 12,oooFriday .. 21,000 18,500 14,oooSaturday .. 15,000 52,000 10,000

Total .. 138,ooo 168,ooo 57,200

Cround Improvements.These have not been so extensive as in previous years,

your Council deeming it advisable to defer making furtherpermanent improvements pending a settlement of our exten-sion scheme, and it is hoped that the Acclimatisation Groundswill be secured at an early date.

Cregory Terrace Property.Your Council having the money in hand after the Show

considered it desirable to pay the balance due, and this wascompleted and the Title Deeds secured. At present the pro-perty is let at a nominal rental, the tenant undertaking allthe repairs at his own cost.

Grand Stand.This has proved its worth many times over, and has been

fully made use of in connection with the Show, the Besses o'the Barn Concerts, International Football and other importantevents, thet total revenue being £421 6s. Id., as against£;706 18s. 2d. in 19g9. The revenue for admissions to theold stand amounted to £,144, as against £247 6s. in 199.

Visits to Shows.During the year 29 Shows have been visited by members

of the Council and its officers, being the same number as in1909, viz. :-Bangalow, Beaudesert, Beenleigh, Boonah, Bun-daberg, Cairns, Glen Innes, Goondiwindi, Gympie, Ipswich,Ipswich Chamber of Commerce, Kinga roy, Lockyer, Lowood,Lismore, Maryborough, Melbourne, Norti Pine, Pittsworth,Pomona, Rockhampton, Roma, Rosewood, Stanthorpe, Syd-ney, Tenterfield, Toowoomba, Wellington Point, and Warwick.The Roma Show was opened by our Chairman, Mr. John Mac-donald.

Distriot Exhibits and One Farm Exhibits.It is much to be regretted that the continuity of the Dis-

trict Exhibits this year has been broken in consequence of noentries being received, therefore the C'helmsford Shield Com-petition was not held, but in lieu of the District Exhibits a One

Farm Exhibit was held, and proved in every way a worthysubstitute, seven entries being received. The exhibits werejuaged by points in a similar manner to the District Exhibits,awards being made as follows :-

£ s. d.Ist.-Prevost Bros. .. 43 6 o2nd.-T. Fisher . . .. 38 o 23rd.-J. R. Martin . . 33 5 24 th.-J. F. Chaffey .. 32 iS 55th.-W. Fowler .. 27 5 56th.-Allen Bros. .. 25 4 9

Non-competitive.-P. Meyer .. 20 o o

The Prize Money originally offered for the One Farm Ex-hibits was Io£100, but it proved so great a success that yourCouncil unhesitatingly increased it to £220.

Covernment Exhibits.The Queensland Government again fully availed them-

selves of the space at their disposal for Government Exhibits.The Agricultural Department, Educational Departiment, Rail-way Department, and Forestry Department each took part,and made a magnificent show, which was highly appreciated.

Railways.The Queensland Railway Commissioner and General

Traffic Manager, as usual, provided reduced fares and amplerolling stock, which all tended to ensure a record attendance,while the New South Wales Railway Commissioners ran specialtrains at specially low fares from Sydney and interveningstations, also from Grafton and Lismore and intervening sta-tions to Murwillumbah, which were largely used.

Exhibits.The Horses, Cattle, Wine, and Canine Exhibits are

pecially dealt with in this Report by experts, and no doubt aperusal of same will interest all concerned. The other sec-tions were fully equal to any previous year, and the Farm andDairy Section was a great improvement on any Show pre-'iously held. The Horticultural Section, which was underthe management of the Secretary of the Horticultural Society

f Queensland. proved the finest display of flowers ever heldin connection with a National Agricultural Show.

International Show.A conference was called in Melbourne for 2nd Novem-

Ier by the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria for theivurpose of considering the advisability o'f holding an Interna-tional or Inter-state Show. Messrs. E. Baynes, John Reid,and the Secretary attended on behalf of Queensland, the otherStates being represented by :-

New South Wales.-Sir Francis Sutton, Messrs. S. E. Lees,Henry Dawson, and H. M. Somer (Secretary).

Western Australia.-Sir John Forrest, Messrs. SydneyStubbs and Isidore Emmanuel.

Tasman'a.-Mr. C. E. Davis.South Australia.-Messrs. H. Denton and J. W. Sandford.Victoria.-Messrs. A. McCracken, H. A. Currie, C. E.

Merritt, and T. Patterson (Secretary).The Minutes of the meeting were forwarded to each of the

Societies represented, and it appears to be the unanimousfeeling that affairs should remain as they are at present, it notbeing considered advisable to undertake an InternationalShow or an Interstate one.

Acclimatisation Society.It is pleasing to repolrt that tins matter has now about

reached finality. During thle last twn days of the State Par-lhament a Bill was inltroduced by the Premier to resumepossession of the Acclimatisation (irounds, and the secondreading was carried by a vote (if 50 to 13. The Bill, however,was carried no further, as an arrangement was come to bywll1crl te Acclimatisation Society handed over their land tothe (Government on the following understanding :-That fiveacres be retained by that Society for a term pending otherarrangements being made for a suitable site; that six (6)acres be leased for a term of five \years to the National Agri-cultural and Industrial Association for show purposes at anannual rental of -15o per annum, the balance of the landto be used as a Public Park. Our thanks are due to thePremier for his action in forcing some finality to this long-drawn-out dispute. Our Association will now be able to makenecessary imnrovements on this land, and although theremay be a dlifference of opinion on the question of our beingasked to pay rental, still it is satisfactory to know that theland will be made properly available for our use.

Death of Lleut.-Colonel Irving.It is with much regret we have to report the death of one

of the oldest members of the As'ociation, Lieut.-Col. Irving,who) for over 30o years has been associated with us. [)Duringhis term of office he has filled the position of Vice-Presidenton several occasions, and Honorary Veterinary Surgeon dur-ing the whole of his term of office. His loss will be greatlyfelt, Iboth by ourselves and exhilbitors, but the good work tlatthe Colonel has done for this Association for so many yearswill stand as a lasting monument to the keenness and enthu-siasm he so ably displayed.

Schedule and Catalogue.This year was obtained by Messrs. Diddams and Coy.

for £40.

Railway Fares to Show.Representation was made by your Committee to the

Railway Commissioner with tne view of charging the samelow fares for the three last days of the week as was chargedin Jubilee Year for the second week, but without success. Wehope the comingr year to attain this object. It will un-doubtedly prove beneficial to the State and remunerative tothis Association.

Photographs of Show Grounds.Framed photographs of the Show Grounds have been for-

warded, with the compliments of your Committee, to theRoyal Agricultural Societies, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide,and Perth. In reply, Sydney and Perth have returned oneeach of their Grounds, and Melbourne has advised that onewill be forwarded in the near future.

Bar Privileges this year realised £508.

Use off Grounds.The Grounds have been used, outside of the Show, by the

Besses o' the Barn for six performances, Queensland RugbyUnion for their International and Interstate fixtures, and theQueensland Rugby League for their International and Inter-state fixtures, also for the ordinary local cricket and lacrossematches. Free use of the Grounds was granted to the Hos-pital for their Snorts, 24 th September.

Presentation to the Chairman.A framed photograph of the Council of Jubilee Year was

presented to the Chairman as a token of esteem.

Reciprooity of Members' Tiokets.It is pleasing to find that this concession is being more

largely availed of, both in Sydney and Brisbane. At theSydney Easter Show a very large number of the Nationaltickets were used, while at the August National Show, notquite so manv. but a large number were used by members ofthe Royal Agricultural Society of Sydney.

Offioe-Bearers.Messrs. J. Macdonald (Chairman) and J. A. Hayes (Hon.

Treasurer) were this year elected for the tenth consecutivetime to their respective positions.

Finanoe Committee.The Finance Committee consists of Messrs. Macdonald,

Affleck, Fauset, Hayes, and Hiron.

Other Committees.Other Committees in connection with the Grounds, Re-

freshments, and Special were appointed, and statement ofattendance is presented herewith :-

- Z- -- ,. IO _

"' ~. U. -

Macdonald, John ... 11 12 1 1Hiron, John 1. . 11 12 . 3Fauset, T. F. .. .. 1 13 1Affleck, \V. J. .. . 1Haye, J. A. .. .. . i 4 2Bavne., E. .. .. 9 .Chambers, C. \V. .. .. 7 |. I 2Berry, P. T. .. . . 7Pickworth, C. R. . . . . .Cupples, H ... 5 2Frankel, P. ....Brookes, . .. . .. .Reid, John .. . 2Irving, J. .. . . . 2 . . 1

1 26 201 26 2R

23 2522 2515 279 12

S 9 161 «R 12

• 12S 7 146 113 11

1 3 12S 3 16

Members' Roll.

The Members' Roll this year shows not so many as theJul)ilee Year, but much larger than lno8. In 1908, 1,459;1909 (Jubilee Year), 2,446 ; 1910, 2,084.

Prize Money.The total Prize Money paid this year amounted *o

£2,611 IOs. 6d., is against £3,978 2s. 7d. Jubilee Year, and£2,458 3s. 9d. in 1908.

Additions to the Library.The following volumes have been added to the books of

the Library :-Modern Agriculture, Vols. I to 9.Trotting and Pacing Stud Book of Australia.Milking Shorthorn Cattle Herd Book of New South Wales.

Vol. 2. Igog9.Canada Year Book of o909.Transactions of the Highland Agricultural Society of

Scotland. Vol. 22.R.A.S. of Sydney Annual, 1910.American Trade Index, 191o.Sinclair's " History of Shorthorn Cattle."

Comparison of Entries.The following table shows the comparison

the years 1906, 7, 8, 9, and 10:

lor~esCnttleSheepA~nora ~ot sSw ine

I' fu t rv.

I arrn and I~irvCorn Cob Corn I~titionnA~ic~ultureI loricultureI' it ito I reI )kric~ Collct ions

Aiti-ari,~ .nl~~i

W~cornn. Iilotrie

Coc~h BuildingI.earthrie.,M thinerv and MiV s ella-

no (including .,thoo~)I ~i on the Show

\ oung Judge',lVu-ial andi Lit~lrar

Athi tic

19)07 19l081906

llj451

200

11712'

137;

xI 3

11

13157i

p-- 10--

of entries for

109 1910

514

OildI.)

4(

I141l

:I

1478*

21e

I )eprnr nent of P'ublic I ntrut i~n 1010o ctrie~ nut includedc in aove

Assistance to the Show.

Itl asis aan w)ei g t, report tat v'aluable and encourag-ing ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I asisacewa ivn lth Cucil by\ donors to thle Prize

Itutis~, thec ailuun slhscriI~e(I rcnlg L6 8() 1 2. (icluestro~l)!ie), Virticulars of wiichi will 1)1) htlll Lii Stalteiuul (l

'The thianks of thle Association are lerely recorded tothocse Wilt 5(1 euero~uslv assisted in this way.

Weight estimating Competition.Thle Weiht Guessing~ Competitio-n relised £o5 3s, ars

aa;inst £t126 Iss. Jub-ilee ear, andi £76 6s. inl io8.

130)121

51)

I.,J

Is

2ili

:1

1613

12

21

0i5!

2

186412;

142~40j~

9214874017

81

.357

2i

3i7

1200,23I20,

1 J2

12

Privileges and Space.As will be seen by the figures quoted in the Balance-

sheet, the amount received falls short of Jubilee Year 1909totals, but shows an increase over 1908 :-

Year. £ s. d.190o8 .. .. .. 1,340 4 319go (Jubilee V'ear) .. 2,065 5 81910 .. .. .. 1,542 16 I

Cround Receipts.The receipts for the use of the Grounds this year are

£654 3s. 9d.. as against £564 14s. 3d. Jubilee Year, anl£582 12s. Id. in I908.

Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies.This Chamber held their Annual Meeting at the Council

Rooms during Show week, and a large number of representa-tives attended. A Register of Show Judges and Standard < fExcellence of Cattle has been issued by the (hamber, andgiven great satisfaction. The Executive of this Chamberconsists of Mr. John Macdonald (President), Messrs. A. H.McShane and G. H. Pritchard (Vice-Presidents), Mr. W. J.Affleck (Honorary Treasurer), and Mr. C. A. Arvier (Honor-ar Secretary). (Good work has already been done by thisChamber in fixing dates of country shows, and thus prevent-ing clashing.

Meeting of Cattle Owners and Breeders.The fourth Annual Meeting was held on Tuesday evening

during Show week, and proved again a valuable means ofcommunication between owners, breeders, and others inter-ested in the management of stock.

1911 Show.1911 Show Dates have been fixed for 7th to 12th August,

and in connection therewith the Prize Money for the DistrictExhibits has been allocated, in the A. Grade £.400, B. Grade£300, while £200 Prize Money has been set forth for the OneFarm Displays. An innovation has been introduced for nextShow by the adoption of two grades of District Exhibits. Analteration in the scale of points for A. and B. Grades has beenmade, and it is hoped it will result in numerous entries.

Horse Section for 1911.The allotment of Prize Money has already been approved,

namely : To the Trotting Section £4l I 12s., and £597 toother sections, making a total of £;1,013.

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Retiring Members of Council and Auditor.

You are called upon to elect officers in the place of thefollowing, who retire :-

President.-Mr. J. H. McConnel.Vice-Presidents.-Messrs. John Reid and P. Frankel.Council.-Messrs. P. T. Berry, C. W. Chambers, H. Cup-

pies, J. Hiron, C. R. Pickworth, and Lieut-C olonel Irving(deceased).

Auditor.-Mr. A. E. Harte.\ilth the exception of Mr. John Reid as Vice-President

and Mr. A. E. Harte as Auditor, all the above gentlemen arehlgibl)c f r re-election. Air. John Reid is eligible for election

as a membnler of the Council.The following six members of the Council remain in office

for another twelve months :-Messrs. W. J. Affleck, E.Barnes, H. Brookes, T. F. Fauset, J. A. Haves, and Jof'nMacdonald. Auditor, Mr. R. G. Groom.

List of nominations for the above offices will be sent toyou with the notice convening the Annual Meeting.

Staff.

Once more we can remark with pleasure on the excellentwork done by our Secretary, Mr. C. A. Arvier, and all hisstaff; also Mr. James McMillan, Ground Curator.

Yours faithfully,

For and on behalf of Council,

JOHN MACDONALD,Chairman.

Brisbane, 21st January, 11.

- LIFE MEMBERS.-- 1910. -

Armour, H. P., England.Badger, J. S., Brisbane Tramways Co.,

Countess Street.Barnett, Baron Lewis, Sydney.Baynes, Ernest, South Brisbane.Bavncs, Harry, South Brisbane.Behan, Thos., Garfield, via Jericho.Benjamin, David, Creek Street, Bris-

bane.Berry, P. T., Messrs. Henr Berry &

Coy., Creek Street.Brookes, Harry, Vulture Street, South

Brisbane.Brown Mrs. ID. L., Bowen Terrace,

New Farm.Brown, John (junr.), 2(2 Bowen Ter-

race, New Farm.Burton, Arthur, " Irvingston," George

Street.Bushnell, R., Nanango.Cameron, John, New Farm.Cardell, E. S., Indooroojilly.Carr, D. R. A., Indooroopillv.Carrngton, Chas., l)iamantina llospi

tal, XWoolloongabba.Carseldine, A. X., Turbot Street

Markets, Brisbane.Chapman, E., Wickham Street, Valley.Clark, A. E., Kerr Street, Toowong.Clark, J., )ornoh Terrace, South

Brisbane.Clark, James, Kerr Street, Toowong.Clark, J. fl., Kerr Street, Toowong.Corv, G. G., Toowoomba.Cotton, A. J., cio Messrs. Mactaggart

Bros., Adelaide Street.Couldery. XV. I., Cedar (;roveCowley, Sir A,. S., Toowong.Cowlishaw, George, Telegraph News-

paper Coy., Queen Street.Cowlishaw, Hon. J., M.L.C., Bowen

Hlills.Davis, S., Sydney.1)elpratt, J. ii., lambourine Mount-

ai.Demack, WV. II., Post Otlice, Bulimba.oele, J. Ty\son TIoc\ollomba.

Ilonkin, I lenry, tQueen Street, Bris-bane.

Flerguson, James, Queen Street, Bris-

Finla'son, M . II., Turbot Street.FEinlayso~n,W.FMI..Tuot

Street.Forrest, lIon. 1K. B., M. L.A., Eagle

Street, Brisbane.Fox, George, M.L.A., YeroitgfGailey, Richard, Courier Buildings,

Brisbane.

Gordon, Patrick, R., Heal Street, Nec1'arm.

(;orrie, A., Wooloongabba.Gray, Hon. G. W., M.L.C., Mesr.

Quinlan, Gray & Coy., Quec:Street.

Griftith, Sir S. W., C.J., Sydney.Gunn, l)onald, M.L.A., Boolarnel Sta

tion, (;oondilvindi.lIarte, Albert, E1., Queen Street.Iai t s, J. A., Sandgate.Ilolli, W. , Sjanley Street, South Brb

IHooper, George, '" lsher," Westoc.dJohnson, X., Turbot Street Market.

Brisbane.J o-t, J. P., Jostvale, Toowoomba.Joliffe, K A., Leichhardt Street

Spring HIill.King Win. Myers, Queen Street.Kingsbury, J. J., 'Telegraph Chanu

IMrs, Queen Street.Long, 1. '. T., Grcy Street, opo-h

Police Station, South Brisbane.Lukin, Gresley, Wellington, New Z.A

land.Macansh, J. (G., "Borva," Gladston

Road, South Brisbane.Macdlonald, John, Messrs. John Bridg

& Coy., Queen Street.Macdonald, P. F., \'aamba Station

B lackwater.Mackay. R. S., Stafford Street, lEa-

Brisbane.Manwaring, J. S., Enoggera.Marks, Dr. A. II., iog Wickham 'T'el

race, Brisbane.Miskin, W. II., Rockhampton.MeConnel, J. II., Eagle Street, Br

bane.McCullough, I). II., South Brisbane.M (Ic owall, A., IEnoggera.McLeod, A., lElizabeth Street.Noble, II. G., Eagle Street.Oliver, R., c o B. Burton (seir.

Oxlev, 1K. (;riftith. Queen Street.Perry, G. ll., ii ssrs. Perry Pro-

Quen Street.Per-se, de Burgh, TIabragailba, Beat

(le-'(rt.Pojinton, A, I 1)dngore,"' LanlM

I'oad, Ilamilhon.Pratt, 'T., Fruit JExehauige, Turin

Stree t.Rail, Ilont. Alex., M. L.C., Gregut

Lerrace.Raine, Robt., Roma Street.Reid, John, London Road, Clayfield.

LIFE lEMI3ER.-Cofl tiufted.

Rigby, . A., South British Insur-ance Coy., Q!ueen Street.

Robertson, 11., " Alvrna,'' ellvuc~Teriac, Xoolooin.

Roe,, A. H., ~'ricle Street, W:oolooin.uthnin, HI. L,. F., Gorge Street.

Savae, A. I, " (;oanb," )ornoch'Terrac. South ~ribane.

Savage, X. F-., 4' C'rek Street.Simonson, F'recl, Morton Street, Pd-

dint on.imson, (;crir, M~.. Dalb .

Stcihen. XV. '' Waldheim,'' Ip~swichRoaid, Annrly .

Steven, J., T aroino, via K~auinunar.

Stevens, lion. . J., M.L.C., BrisbaneNespM~ap~er Coy., Q!ueen Street.

Stvnon. J.Steart, John, K., Mecssr~~. Alex. Stew-

art &P Sons, Quen Street.Taylor. J., Clifford Hou~, Toowoom-

lha.T1alor, . S., Eagle Street.X'alkr, E~dar, W., New Zealand In-

~urnce Coy., Queen Stre~t.\Xeb~lt~r, F. II., Mry Street.Weecdon, W'., Slby house. Xickham

e cr race.\'otirig J. V., Ilambldon, Wellcamp,

S. .

ANNUAL MEMBERS,--- 190. -

Abrromi, I). J., Commecialn Bank-ing Coy-. of Sydney:, ~risbine.

Aibraham, XV'. '1'., Ke~nnedy! TerracesRed lii.

Aheson, J., G;rantham.Adams, . W\., Eale Street, Brisbane.Adlams, .1., 223 George Street, uris-

bane.Adam, J. G., Mecssrs. Lindeman Ltd..

Sd Vnlle.Addis, I)., Craig & Addis, oma

Street.Aed~c~hmnn, A., '' Inn ifail' W'ick-

ham Trra .Afflek, X~. Jams, Ntional Mu~ual

Life A n., Q.ueecn Street.A~flek, X. J., urbot Street.Agar, G;len L~uss, We~crribe~, \'ictori.Ahrn, '., Y'ork I lotl, Q!ueen Stre~t.Able~, X., I lincth Srect.

~ldr, . II., Inspectorr o~fIubi

Alexander , A., c o )algty & Coy.,li;lwlt h Stret1.

A lexanntler hu crrstr, ('/0 AlexaniiderW\hitehill a~nti rnilur, l :linabe iiStreect.

Aultl on, uvy()t I.etv

~ll~n, A., ( (utnbcrg, ' G;rey Stree~t.South Iri sbne.

A\llen, J. S., Survey Offie , Escutive

llon, L,. II., co Ba\ iie~ lru., Soul IBrisane.

Alroe, P'., Cordlia Street, South Bris-bane

Adr.on, . ., do J. C. Huton &Co. Prty., Ltd., Roma Street.

ndr-,on, J. M4., vln Street, New -t~ad.

Anlron, N., Sned Street, BoweriI fills.

Anre, 'I', Lnshaw Sreet, NewvFarm .

Andrev. ~, B., Lovett, ivrview, 'roo-~onT.

.Xrvldo, ~. ;. , Kingholine Street,K~ingsholme.

rchall, N., Mlorton Street, NewFa rm.

.rchiald, G;. ~., G(lnugi,'' Mer.r r Roadt, New Farm.

rc~hibalctl, . J. , I )oinion Miling;

ArmtrolngK ., Eda\~rd Street, Bris-

A rio d roing ., ( harleville..X roitg, MrK I.is . , I )kutecl Plains.

R ih oond K ivi, . S. W.F1IIII .I p mg1hos PcyCS Strcet,

i'a~t ik.

\-ht in,. X'., (,o )algetv &S Co. Ltd.,Iii,iih St rel.

Atrton ii . II., Mliv, ilkivan Jun.:-t ioui.

\ t Ii . 1., ]Irunls ick Street, V'ally.:cnl II., /u' Wundrhit I Ltd., Ihris-bane.

ANNUAL, MEMBEKS.--ContiUued.~I

Bailes~ \V., do0 Own Gardner &~ Sons.,~illiam Stret.

Bain, I )., T'ribulne Stre~t, South B3ris-bane.

aines, J. F, .u~rnile Court, Bris-bane

B~ains, P'. C., I )~fiaee M illing Co'..,Coitsta~neec Stre~t, \'alltv!.

Bkr. :\. J . Jeav Street,1 lb'.'. tn II ill.Baldw\in, C., Pat rliamntarl;~ ! Retfrtl-

mnc i Ron ~, un ic nt~.

Bakem r , P. .,.-\dt ~laide St ett,, Clayfie~ld.

B~akr, F., C'aool tur.Bal~. setS "ntid, Ch>ir

.- ttreecsol t ,'Ioer lt'

]3arlows, Ii tn. A.. II.. 1\'. . C\., Kmt ot. Irsa c

B~arltrop Vtc. II., 1 ackso Street,

Bat n, l1. .I., M.ar! Y Kl.At, !ronm

Sitret.

bane.lbnto, . I., 2tttt l';izl~th Stret1.Bar~o~. 1., IIamtflctad ott, Southi

artr, C;., Stanley Street,~ South B~ris-

l~artltt, ( i. A;., L~at robe 'Fcrrace, Pad-dlinigtoi.

Bartltt, Step~hen (snr. ), esYct'.' rdI lo,' Mt~lr~ig~.sie

Barton, 1K:. J . '., 25 TIow\n II all ('hami-hrsr, Bribane.

B~aron, Roi , tb II. P'ole &~ Co .Elizabec~h Stre~t.

Ba singthwaightec A. 'IJin~hi

Basi ngh'aihte, ii. V'., Rosval,

Bates, II. A. A., Ft~rnlih, l.aktide.Baulch, John, Canon.B~ault~h, j., I .idle'.Beard. J ., Albecrt Streect.Berdmlore , 1K.. Ft., B~ox 3 ij, C. P.O.,

Brisbanec.Bat trlltntre C;. 0)., Box I), ~..O.,

Bentti, I)., Kenilorth, Iunudi.

Beanth, J., 52 Q!ueenI Street.Bckr, i. , Q!ueen Sret .Bed~ood, F:. J., Cribb Street, Milton

Bgg \\ 't. (,n lecutenegger~c & Co.,.I'l, tb th Street.

Becirne lon. '. C., M.L.C., Bruns

Albrt 'itret.1:(1. .'1 ( ooe~h in, oonb.

ii.II. \\. l'i kring Den rnn,

Bell1, J., E lizaeth Stret1.

Bel V.I nuga-. C trn1)00,Chin-

w \\.~ Co . , Count-. -' Stret.

Becnnt t. . 1., IdatlK Street. L-a~t

lit'r, 1. 5., 1Iravec~tonl Southprt.Iire.ford. ~iet1. J. \. 11., Nval De-

Pa~It ment , Edl~- ard Stret~.

t& Co., E l izah~ct h Stret .

Bern ~ C \ , larl iam en louse.~ri b tntc

Becrna ( I . ,j .~ Adlaide Street.Becr , Bi. K., aih~ av Corn nt istonl'' Sj

(tht~c ( ;(orge' Stret .I~tt, B., Stt 'en otm Stree~, A-scot.

Biekl. I . Ico\\ n ridge oad.Iitk, Vt' 1. lIowen ~ridge oad.

~itl n, I. 1K., tit) Y'.M.C.A., E dwardStreect.Biddt'~.P., I hnte P'ark, Nthrb ,N.C. L.

1igge 'hl, h. or;~ty Street, New

B~ig.. '1'. J*~ ~, boltur.hlig., '1' ( jutir.), ~igg6s &I Morcorn,

I';dM It Stret.

lii ith. P ., Iirt~ Ii & Sonts, Wlikham

B~i rth. J ., ~o 'lI hnoi stt ros., Gorge

Blit~hit'!., II. \'. , Bloundary Street, West

li i. J ., ('oiling'.'. titl Stretl, Padding-

Blat k , Ft .,ebit .X Bia~k, Queen

lila kitai , X. ('-opecrative I~air>

Blkit' ,II., Ket Stre~t, New

ANNUAL, MEMBERS.-Contiuued.ed

Bleechmore, G. T., George WZills &:Co., Creeki Sret.

liointield, I).,;~ 341 ickhatn Trrac.ilum, 1. (;., Stanley Stret, A\~cot.

~lnd~li, I, A., (*)uee n1anc Tru.teetL~td., Q.ue~n St r t.

Hnodkin, '1'. ., TIhalrgoin inclab.Hlilton, J . Q.ueen'r Sret.Hoond, .. N1I., I'e rr Bro. Lt., Queen

HIicokr. ('. j .. \ . I.. ... ' \Xho~cloo,,

butnN. tI .ankb ()tii cc lc

Ititcr C. .. tr *' Logic Streetl

toc r.i ichar, J ., 13oo hard &~ Pluinridge,.

~trct.iiule~r. C. C., C hat -,w onhNIan..iion

(e'crge' Stret~.H~culto. 1K:. 1 I.. Sonn hal~ nk.Biw che r, I'., V~. &Y . Merrrthur Ltd.,

k lizheth Ytreet.i iw\m a, .* 1... 'Il lhudgera.Hiwtii an,, 1' J , Be~rtide crc, Veculba.

Hi, Ri. 1... C itoltdl(' Stat iofl, L~antidhrt uh.

I~y~., J. W .,g .4ne Stret, hI'rw od.buvie 1. le.. Short Street, I p~ilch.Hlrcokr, . .., Vtaroo, I tleood.braikert', II., (;o N ol~r'hea;d, I t.

iadurd. V'., II. N. Cu-toi., QueenStreet.

blrad , .\. ., Baview Terrace, Eagle

ra~h Chain~ hr, Queen Sret.

Stre t, Nw\\ Frl.

Llizohetht Streetr

'ie,t I). F ., Lagooc n Crek, A4uga-

H iie I'.A.N ive Down\ r , :Xug~i-th~ll.

Hank, Ael tlt St reect.

Hi ol .\.NI. IirYnaat u

l3ro,nan, J., Victoria Hotel, Soruthri .ban.

Bro'~nan. M. J., Clifton.ron, A., jcav Street, lBowen H-ills.

~rowni B. Ii., Bjrown &: road. Counle~~ Street.

un(~.l I n 1. M., 5iX LIcihhardlt Strrt,

row\rl n . ( . , lIoi igoola\ah.Bron, ., rown & ~road, otnasStret.

Browi. II. I., "Aiirli ,' I.eichhardt.St ci,~ H~ow enl I lilki.

I i /d bet Ii St reet

Stte i1.

Hriiw itr. . J., Vfhe Spr~~ri-. La;idle.

('hrlot t S reelcw it, S . C. i)., tommenr jl Bank of

A ur lia~ Ltd.. t.)ueecn Street.Brow n, T. II., 'I'ho. Browni & Son ,

I agle Streert.BrOWrIP, H.. L~and Court, Brisbane.Brone, Col. Spncer, 'Courir''

Offiec, Q~Ueen Street.

Brundrit, Vt'., Office of Insolvenc,T'rea~urv Building.

Birce, . M .. Ad laide Street.Bre n, I-I. 1K., Corn mtlercial Banking

Co . of Sy dn ('. Q~ueen StreetBuchanan, 1)r. J. W'., Ann Street, Val-

Ic.udd '', Old Sandgate Road, Albion

Bulcock, ., Cre~k Stret1.Bunne , Wn., KEdron.

~unning, (;., K~angaroo Poin.Brg's, , J., Burge. ~ro., Canningi

I )own riBurk, . 1K:.. T'ribune Street, South

Bourl~c' J . II., Q!ueenI Street.Hoitt age, 1 . P'., Becllvu.

Bunt-,deII..~....Leichhard Sreet,S~ringK lull

Ho rr~ll, .\. C., Kangroo P'ointBu\rrll, ~oss, Bt!rnec lKtte, ow en

Bridge Rond

Iidge Roadl

Jlo.,hell~ A.\ 'N 36 ilfred S ret, V'alley

ANNZUA\L MEMIERS.-COntliflflfd.

Butler. J. II., Butlr Bros., QueenStreet.

Bulr, W., KilcoyLutlt r, X. N;., Stahurst, K~annangul'utt~r~- . XX'., X'iekharn Street~ Valley')Button. A.. Men Ii ~ r Roa, SNew F-aintUacoi, W. J.. ''Q)ueerislnder'' Oi-

fle, Queen Street.Brne. (;. i. , '1 otto IIal. Q!ueenI StreetByjrne, XV. I I., ~runit ick Suedc~, ValI-'v!Brne, X. .. KentI1 and J anie~ Street1

le'cneriffe.Cldll XV. ''., I )eettat~r, N ett Iaui

land, N.S.W.('aldcr. i. J. , I on Club,. Chrot'e

Street.Caldtt lI, I., I :ngih, Sejo~ttkh &~ u-

tralian ank, (,)uee~n treect.Camroi, J. S.. 'L~ochi~l, 'I'oorak

Rioad, I lamilton.Camcr~n, NI., Vulture Stre~t, Southi

Bnri,ne.Caneroi, P. XA., 11)swirh.Camron. IA. F'., l'xn~ I lall, Q!ueen

Street.

CambeCa Ifil. XV. Bllvue TrerrcL,

Campbll, I)., Albion.Campbell, 1K.., Sandate.Campbll, (;. P., Calmpell &Y Sons,

Creek Street.Campn bel. II. A. C;., 'Ferny!he,'

I'.nog g ra.Cam~bll. .. Ip~sic~h Rioad, South

risi; n .Caimph II, P. M., Bowen Hills.Campell. Hi., c/h MeLnnan &C Coy.,

Albecrt Stre~t.Campbell, Hi. C., Riverton Street,

Al bion.Campbll, V.: F. I., Creek Street.Camnbell, Vt- Xulture Street, We st

F:nd.C'anuell. X. (',.. () larcourt Street,

Newr Far.Capbell, X. P., Alb~ion.Campib~ll, ui. W II., .LC,

"l)un ira,'' ( lclg 1 Streert. StiuthlIi -bne.

(annn, . II, i I t I.l; Street.Canni, 11. 1' ., W:harf S rtt.

Cart-v U. I:., Xiii Anen Street. Xalv

Cartill, . 0'Cii nteton.

Carvr. F. XV'., \ undab Stret, SaIgat.

Carvo'.~o X. i. Su~reme Gout,(;etttge Stret.

Ca'eJ. X. I-I X\'itkham Stri~

h(balll, . . o.~to I tLt( .),0 1:-

li~iIhr-. X.. ( Zoi Cbr Sr

( h~ii~mv ii .. I . . c iva ,, Sndeci;roiiA

IIrlnSr..('toin & (t

Chapnrin. . I. o ( N\utra'a /tl

('hapotan.r .1. 1~. Chapmannl l &Y Co\Que~n Stret.

Chajiiii~in. .. ~...o\u -t:d~ra~i tn~ 1.ii

fit (.C hae . .\ . V .. 'It lti it( Strect.Chat r te',1. .\.. I:itiji-ror Street. 1

(id I). I.. 1 tuttiiibul Vintar t !-.N tlgie.

ot . I-., . t it

'l~it Itt-i. 'F.I', I i Wit\ ~ t~, X~oo ll

g i liltri

W~h rf S rtet.

ANNSUAL MEMB1IERS.-Cotiuued.

:lar, J .c ( L. E. W alkr &r Coy-.,lbcrt Street.

:lark, .. IHundaber.:l~irk, Gore, fI awthorne Street, New

Farm.

tret.'lark, W. I. Vatson. Ferguson &i

C (I. Q)ueen St ret.:lrk;, W. P.., cjo M~acrow &r Sons,

(Jucenl Sre..alr, C'.~i .A.. 21); (),uen Stret.

'I;irk;,oi , R. S'.. Blridge Srut, 1 Oake\

1 horn .R . . .. Clgyh orn &~Co ., Eagnle Street.

ton.

(ikes, W'. J., Fiflfle, Isles &~ Coy.,Ltl.tueenl Street.

e~~rill, ~. F ., Stnley Stret, South~ri '.bne.

(Iglan. I'. 1).. (/1) \3~cb".tc &P Cox.,Mlars Stret.

u~hn , 13.. II rtze~rg & Coy.,C~hrlotte SCtreect

((hen, I. I)., Elliott Bros. Ltd.,Eagle Stret.

((hue. . J.. ooomba.(li~, l)r. ., Riacccourse Road, lani

(lie, C. ., Silv~r Wa;tle, Moorooka.(l1~. Jame-.. Forwrd Cai.ter orks.

West ; E-nd.ol . Leconard, O)ld Sandgte Road,

A~ ion.Ohmli. V'. I., Ovrton, Bottn Tecr-

hlli, C~pt. W. , Petric's Biht.(llIf, Cat. W'. J. . Pcri '~ Biht.cIliif (; II.. Plitril s Biht.

ii !n. I. W.. \';t e Sret . \'allev-.Ii.in'. C I. lan roo~kun , Beau-

dese~crt.

l'otn a StretOil~i'.~ ~ iiitlc(\ , l'nn(n &

Colli'. Q~ueen' Si ret.

Ill-oTt.

11104. ~~C

]'url~l It Stret.

Connah T. XV. I.S.O.. uditor Gen-eral. Treasiury Building.

Connan C. 1. ~~r Queen Street.Connell\ \ E K vin Grove.Con e I, . , ''Sl\ ,' V'ictoria Street,

Connolt Dr. I' Gly!nn, Grey Street,South ~r tib me.

Conllcr iioi ( *, I 11gb.. Connor, W~ick-

Cornell Kic, . , I' oy (C Cion , W khanrStre~t, Vally .

Cont t . I'. J. . co:( Bake~r &~ Buchanan,W\ieihl 1mm St Fet. \alle~ \.

('ol e, .\ fred, I'cuttJb('rg'.((oe, I)ixonr. AI'.;tonvill , .S.V.( (k, . , Faner' . ('to- lerative l)is-

(0(k I',, '. P. I'urbot Stree.Coopr. SiPoe C. J. , Supreme

Court. Wli ..hane .Cooer,cr ' ., Cadhury ro., Sydne.

Cop n erJ . , I'lnttgh Inin ~otel,Stanley Sreect, So~cuth ~risban.

(Corbect . .. Sco, .S. .Cordiier. Ioh n, Kvabnlra,'' Thargo-

indlh.Cornet!- John, ( ;ttlli.Corn l I.l II.. e~io Edio '.Ot San,

~l('~ii(Ie Srect.C or t i . (;. .- \., Iisnia~r Street, Cla?'-

fi (1(1.Con!.. .I. I )eartmentl of Agri-

cul rt' r (I Stck, ri hane.Costrov , J., Ips~ich Road, Wool-

loonaba.Cot i, C. 'A'. Panr am ent1 I ouse, Bris-

Cotam.l, R. II., "Crett\k~rne,' Bowen

CtitlI . I., NI; .A.. O!ueen Street.Cotill, . .5 ~ c W. Mofflin &r Coy.,

Ptri' 5; ight.Cottnl. A . S., c 0o (;hi...on &r Coton,

Cot',l. an, ....... d N. M. Bell, 1i56

Coti IIl. P'(Il '4 , / NIt'4 Zeland Ilcan& Ni. A. ('(o. I.td.. Eal(. Stre~t.

('o~. (.11(1 ge(, Montaguelc' RZoad, South

Brni i'. hilti, lie.l

ANUAL MEMBlERS.-Cofliuucr.

Craig, T. S., Edards & Coy., Petrie'iBight.

Craig. T., Bow\er Street, lighgatcHill, South Brisbane.

Crase, J., Nw Sandgate Road, Clay -field.

Cravzoui , ( . , Quilhc r , C unnani ulla.Crwford, ( . , t~te Shool, Va;lly .Creihtoni , J 1- , I ll iforl Stati~n,

I )alhy.

North Q!uay.

Crllick, K., Turboct Street.(roni. \. . htlno Iosi.,

I )arh nghur-d oa, S\ lOC\ !C roro ic. II., Ri'. rview.Croo~all. I). * \\ 11ilkcr Street.r Swa n I ill.C roo,c C'. ,;.Sur ve ~ Oth ec, F~sxeeu-

tivc uiding .Cm-ba, I.I .. S edgmoor. Quren -

Co .. \. NI .Me r'~thvr koad, Ne~w

C ro~ut h, I: .. C'rouch & l>;rvallE d ard Street.

Crouch, I., low it Count 1, I lamiltoi.Crow\, Cha., Arthur Street, 'Anolloon-

gialba.

F'arm.Cruii-, John. Stationi od, lion.

Cru-.e; . II.. St rat hine.raJ . c/n B ~I~rati(' 'I'raniw avsCoy., Counte.- Stret.

Cuin ore, . ,. , ( .Oltkb~olig~h, Mo~t& Coy., Queen Street.

Cuffe. (;. , (/0 Autoflati( DeodorantCo ., Creek Street.

C umm i n. A. j., owen le'rrace,

Cumnuing. I )., W5oocfued, Bororen,N.C.L.

Cuples,~ II., .onidoni ank of .Au-~tra-ha, Queen Street.C U i-o . . I;.. I )jtri t Fog med' ss

e)ti~, Que ln aitw~aJ,oma~ trt .

Cut itt, W'. ( . , 1'llood I )airv, G~un-allda.

C:urro, John, (,)ueenl Street.Cu~i1(k i,Mre nt ile luildin,

Creek~l Sret.C uto -h . . ., ort Otfijee. Flot~l,dIa l\ ;rd Street.

to~n.1)lton, P'. J., (J ic ohol Loganl Clifton.I )lil, I ., Ather a,n, North Qtn -*

land.

Dance, G;. B., Chuhhill Farm, Mla:l~urg.

])anil, I., Laidley.Danil,, Jec,-e, Canunera, vi. urn:

boom ha.

I)' Ar(-- , . 1... Mlount Ganeiit, or(,)ucc n lnd.dJIa c 1. I, C ,o opet a;tive I)ira Coa .

I )aertpt , .I t( llfe &f Barnard,1K! iabth St meetr.

Vcl tlt,. Sotth It tow o(ng.lIaa u , am. Peel( Sret. Soir

13i il an e.

J.)a id.o~n, I )t, Sandg,~;c.

Crel Street.I) ri o J G;ranille Sreet', \Vtc-t v :~.

1) i- I. K., \'ork-hre I n,ran e C...I', tb th Street.

I) ix, t .N ., Camll' uildingCrul~ Street.

I) i K I )unlop Riubber Co . , Adl'.laid- Sre~t.

St ret' .):'', C. (;., \'illier. Street, New\ FartiI )aa , l:. I )enna,!. Royal B~ank of uer -

Illind I Ad.,. ueenl Street.I )av\, Victor, dlaide Street.Decacn,n Vi'. '.. 1 p-.\ih.I )carle. C. W. . Comm iioner for Radl

~a '~ Ofice, Gerorge Stret1.I )ecer, (.s., att & (;ratx' I,i.

Ligh. Street.

I )ei e.~. S., TIoogoolawa h.l)eckrl, S., \iund~h Streert, $an~ldga

I~c~l Ion. Ii ). I-'.. DepannintP'ublic I .and> , lsxe utive luittli nl~etin, I.,Rile'-. Ilill, Rh hich~lRiiver, .S.W.

l)et, J. E., 2nnrlca' Rod,tl Moo'

I)e-,.h lliu p. hiI.. Ki. llwn-b~1~! &Y Soi.1Queenc1 Streert.

I )evre~au ox, J -Vi., Wahi-onga, BT~caidecs~rt.

I )ci lie . .\. kr., 'itt~'orth.

ANUAL MEBERS.-CotiUe.

Devoy. J. N., QIuinlan, Gray &: Co.,Q.ueen Street.

Dick. (iordlon. L. 47 Martin Street,New F~arm.

l)ickon, II. Loved , Doonhurst, Wils-ton.

I)iddam, I. J.. Adlaide Strect.l)ight, (;. X.. Armidale, .S..l)inle, F. W\., Adlaide Street.1)i. .1. ., c/io I). & . Mlurray Ltd.,

l'liz;htth Street.I )ix, X ), c 0c I lotnung &P Coy.,

'Chrlotte Stre~t.I )ion, ~. J. , P'itt .\orth.Bi-I ion. F.:. . II ill kud, South ~rs

bn.I )crcr. l :da1, II r( urt Streect, Ne

Frm .I )ocio~r., II arcourt St reet, New\

Farm.1 )odl, I )r. lK' ri. Wh iclham Te'rrace.I)o~dwll, A. \'., Canda Ccle &Y Mo-

tor Age'ncy,. Creek~l trtc.I onal lfln ,j . C., c- () kiitchen &Y Son

gon ldc n Street. ~icklhainl Street,

[)oinald~oni . 1K:. ''~~i

I~tnlv. . ~. ''von, I )evo~nPak

Ioaklc\ :; R. . I )e 'oii Pa k . Oake .

f)onll . Nli kcicl Ited II il.

l)oug, I;. J.... . I'eas\\ re logl-

L :l\- artl Stret.I )og I'., X\ .\. S ureme c Court,

('.orge St ree1.l)ott ling,. .\., 'Ialgai X'..t. Ile ndon.

C . . t)uetcn Street.I )owr\i e. W\. Wall1;( ac, oolo k~ Street,

I )rane, i. XX'. C., kdtucatiln iDel~'t-mn . TIrea~ury Building.

I 'river, Mis Ada;. Q.uen Street.I )roun, F .. risb~ane Clu, Queen

St ret.I)rnu\n. W.' ., Roal !uen land

Yactht Clu, I ale Stret1.I )rr, Ni I- .. Roughan , i-ildon II ill.

luncan, A.. Collarah, Rockhampton.ITuncn. J. .X., (oodiindi.l)ncom(, R. J., Rorn.Dunlo, I. .. New Zeland Chain-

her, Q~ueen Street.unn l)vd, eudesert.

I)unn, I. K.. Keploch h, raceville.IDnn,., Box jcl .P.O., Brisan~.

Dunstan, S. W., c o A.U'.S.N. Coy.,Ltd., Mary Street.

Durton, G., Villiers Street, Nrew FarmEarl, A., Transcontienta1 Hotel,

G~eorge Street.E~raker. J., Campell Street, Bown

Hil's.lat, Hl., George Street.

(.)uen Street.:dganr. (;(Morg. do H-offntung & Coy..

Chrlotte~ Street.l :dnn'. Fr'nk 3'., Municipal Mark-

ets, Roma~ Street.V-d\\ rd'., 1. 1K., ''ryntirion,'' WIick-

ham Trrace.l-dward.l. 1., Namour.Edrd'. .M. Ni.,N icol. Robinson, Fox

&~ l:dl\\ ard , ()nee~n Street.l~dwrd'. lon. ., . Uk., ''Bry n-

tirion,'' ickham Terrae.E:lliot, \. A-.. V ict, Coonoola.ll t . C. T .. r io Fenri\ ick & Coy., E;d-

ward Street.IKlliot , ( ,. I.aidley South.l-lliott.. Chrlon & E'lliott, Queen

Stre~t.[211~t. I;. F2 Hliott I )onnldson & Doug..

lIa.. Ltd., Eagple Street.IK~i.. R.....X.Sew\ing Machinc

Ilnlm .. 1K.. Cot in Stret. Xallev.l~;l orht. X~t., indemere Road,

11am lton.lro~ni, XX'. (;.. 'oi( Story &~ Ramsa ,

.-\deide Street.-vn.. A. II., c~o urrllb &: Bcker,

(C)ueenl Street.~ vn~ C. ;. . C I) Mactagart Bros..

Adla ide Street.'., Rn. . Silkstone, fps~ich.

Ryan'., X ., Hlrbours and Rivers ')e-l~artnnt. Edard Street.

Ivn'.. X.. Railway- (ommissionerso~ffic, Gorge Street.

I~yns, X~. 1K., Australian odak Co..()Ue.'ql Stre~t.

E:vans, XX'. S., P-rospc~t Terrace. Kel-

l-ve. R. S.. Q.ueen Street.Ewart, XV'. J., l)epanrtmnent of Public

WVork, T'rasury Building.Exstot. . S., Queen Street.Fhy, Ilon. .. M.L.C., '~R N~orth

Failey' V. ., 23 Lmerge Street,S~ring Hlill

Fallon. A. rereon Street, SouthBrisbane.

Faloon, D., Cleveland.Farley, X. J., Hligh Street. Boonat.

ANNUAL MEMBDERS.-Coltiued.

Farmer, Capt. J. C., do Alin, Brown&: Crashay. Ellizabeth Street.

Fauset. '. F., Clark &Y Fuset, L-agleStreet.

Feez. Adolph, K.C.. dlaide Street.Feruson, F:. ., 'at.on, Fecrguson &

Coy., Q)ueen Street.Feruon, G;. ., Orphanagie, Offic,

'rca.ury uilding.Fiehig, 1., Meler~nan Street, W~ooloo-

Finn I.. do J . L nch &~ Coy., MIaryStreet.

Finnv , I.. c/uo Commen il Ban~k fAu..tralia F .td. , Q.ueenl Stret~.

honey, IF., FI ubrt Fin nev & Co!-.Adlidec Street.

Finne. J.. c~io Butlr & Co! . , V~re' ~iht.

Firth, J, Mlorinidet.Fish, G;., /~, Ann Street, Vally .Fi-hr. ., ~o\ r Street. lbion Pat F;.

C la Iici.Fisher, T'1.. Co~lahunia Roadl. Kiin-

garoFitzgral. MI.. ic kham Street,

\'llv.Fitzw\alter, C. il.. C hrlville.Fitzalter, U,. J., Charleille.

Fleming \. 5 ott Albert\. Stc-reeFle~ing P. 1 jur. ).A~he r Strt.

F;ltcher, I)., l':urela, S. &Y W. Ra;il-

Flch r, MI., l ure~lla, S. & . Rail-

tl'etchr, P'., I :ure~lla, S. &i W. Rail-~av.

Fuggitt . C. 1K:., Foggit , J ones & Co .T'urbt Stret.

log~itt, G. .. V-oggitt Jone. Co .,TIurb~ot Strect.

lole , ho s. , cic oic~e &9 Foley, l :liza-becth Stre~t.

Ford, II. R. , (qJ Queen St rtetF orm n. i l'. W\. J trci &Y Focrtonn

FKlizaber h Stret~.~orre ,t, John, /0i( l~l oreheadt L~td.

M~ry Streetr.'orrer . j ., NI at v Street.~

Forret, P'., Fo~rret, L-ang &Y opr,

Fortr, G;. C. I)., E.S.C.A4. L~td.,(;orgi Sret.

N orth Q!ueen ~lnd.Forth. J~me-,. M . l.A., Burn, P'hilp,

& Coy . Lt., Mlary Stret .Forte,cue 1., Quensla n1 ~ree ry

Ltd., l-lizaeth Street.

Forth, 1K.. 1., Silvrwood Dairy Faltor~, Rorna Street.

Fortune, J. F-., rae.~ide Stud Fan.Sr. J'ms, X'ictori.

Foster, J.. H-udd Street. Boen H~ill.1(.wer, P. I lihild. Lksid.

Fowh'lr, '1'. C., r38 Lagle Strect.FOF (, A. F.. Elh'trw Te'legirall

()t~t e, )ueern Streect.Foton. F Foi. . F. (;. , T''Ihe 1rior

I ndtoorol)il I\.Vram ..,R. , o .Adelaide Boardi o~I Foo-,e, Stnley! Sre~t, S. Bri -

F-rankl,~ l P'., F'Al\vad Street.

Frn im . (. , a Road. WlI.iu~lt.

N ir\\ od St ree. broongl.

Ft ~e. \. . \F rth r Riod. Ne A

ra~\ ~ Icy. j)*J* Sndate.Fred'lcrie~h ,... Butr Factor

Tcc' C'. ( . (.) ucen Stret.Fr-t. F. 1.. Mlilto~n.Fr, . C.. City & Suurbann Ice Co,

South Bri nane..Fr r........Bnk o~f Ne \\ Souti\\ ~l, Quen Stret.

Fr! r. C. 1:. .. R;ilw a;1! )epnrtmentlRomai Streect.

V ef~. [Moe-, Achen & Munich V-ieI tl.uriin ('c Coy ., ()ueen Stret~.

(aile . Ri o r. ). Couri~r luildioi

( :aI , . .. F'lore~n ( Stret, 'lcnriff.

mecnt . F'reau ri uildingKIL''e. . . . Kedrolc n In ncr'.

K~cdron.

(;anli'~ Rev. 1iK .,I~o~ riit

(;I-Fi(t- 'IrI. P, I )i\ cng~r 'fill .ro

betiri elih\(I FF l(',nI., in. IF.~. iNt~..do n Co

;a\*d in, II. , 'ouooma.(;('an(c !, C., doi( Cit v Mutual .ifr

A4 n ., Adelaid Streect.;el~t, j., Gecore Street.

ANNUAl MIEMBUERs.-CofltUzled.

bechrmann, C'. (;., Qocniand U.ntudSrvice In t t ti. North Quax .

;isnlnn. B, "(;ttln.'' T'ar-lnc~rirle lontiltii

(;enlmecll. I). S., NI erthvr Rioad, Nc~

(.ciorg' . Jitli S4ttit' Si ho~l lito'

l\t. 1 11 I:\;rt tc~~

t(I;iiii.r C. Ii ~l;h \i.Neheiin &Icr

(;Icll . ic''l~ t dSti et.

(;ii. .\. S ,u'~ ii ot( hie '1o;ttn ~ ei Cox., E,';thi Strict.

i -n S.. (,oeI St ret et c\

(ilbertl. C'. Viii: n Sre , CIo fiel

(;rltl . 3.. (.)o'ca Stret.~ ir

Suli-,N .. t'niet Sret

ilirnur ' tnI rl r't Fam

l'arn i.lllhri

St~ree' t.cr

( ~ ly~l. 'A. I 'riicrso n N' Co, Nlary

G~raham. ., cJo B3o'ch. j: :11i \.

Coy., Adlaide Stree.Graham, W'. V., 22 Tow n I Tll C'n-

lhr-, Y!uen Strec.G;rlton, J ame, iccnsd '(jetuall r'

~o iation, Alb crt Stret.

rave, in., o~,ec~ffe Srelitgl~gatei~ Iri ic.

(rca l'l\ , . I .. Sttr ve ()fii. e, Ln 'i-I )eprttnnt, b;X(' ~ive Buriling

a;ccr. Jatv (,, h\lckn~ Streett \~n aI:

rd ~ica, N. t2 I i SretRaga

( ;reen up!, .. , \V'. larb l. ~ o~r

regg. . N..l; S~c' vl evieStr.\elid Street. trct

(;rt( e, J. I leci~r!. (,)ueecn Sret~.

; C-hjth A A.oo~m, n tO1Il ii.r

( ri ti th , IK:., ew \ Sandga~e Xi tad.C la fild.

room, . (. ,Con me~rcial I'fnnChii to i~t'r.~ Eg~~le Stret.

l('th Streert.

( uie. . SII.. anatigo.'

c ry, (.)oeen' St eel'.I Tal, ii. (;.. M l ose ()r haird, 'un-

ana1;, NI arybr~otiguh.I;ldt ck, II., Blridge Streetr. lion.II addtoc~k J . ., Bride Stret, Aih-

II al(Ii~x, N N. Brdge Sre~t. Al-

I ladtle . rthor, ( )ricl Ridr,l t'iv-

I l;igh, N., I )en!artmnt~~ of Jti'icec.

I afr, Ill )r. A. . F'., c~ttral b'

I l;tl. I )iiolai~, Ihili' Strtr SrtnrtI lill.

hlall, ,. , c/n I.. Spcr, ';dardStre~t.

II ll.'I', Mertn Rad ScUt h Bri3-ane.

ANUAL MEMiBERS.-Coltit tu'

fla'lett. ., osberry Street. SouthBrisbane.

Halian, ., Simpson, Halligan &PCo., ~ueen Street.

Ham, Miss F. V., ~.C.T.U., Tem-prane ~all, Edward Street.

Hapn, Isaac. Ipich.Hamilton, C. '.. Li~ton Roa, Nor-

man Bride.H anilton , T. (;., co Burns. hil, ':

Co. Ltd.. Malrx' Street.Hamilton. W'.. ~inaro.liammel, W\. F., Benligh.Hamp.~on F., Enoggera Te'rrace,

Red luill.Hanbur , i., Ta'ntitha, B~untlahe rg.Hancorn, . Ri., Thornec Street,

Kanga3roo Poin.Hanford, C.. 150, E lizabeth Street.Hlansen. J. ii., South Killrnv .

I larig. ia, "' laldcrow.; ' {ordlia Sjeet, South Hrpisban.

Hardin. II. (;., Cash Branch. G;.P.O..

Hrding Sils, \'irnhut,'' 1j)~\ih.Fardv, Gore, Javs Street, Iowcn

ill-..H rA' 'fho-.. , Thu. II rdv & Saitl

L. . .dlic.H larrea\'(. . \'.. Sh rwo~cd.

Ilakn".-. I.M. . Moflin & Co .Pectri '- ighi.

Eliiaheth Streert.larrp, S.. Nusranve Road, Red II ill

Hari. . V-. A-.. Ha~l &Y T ame -

tree.-. K~ingholm .hn-is. NI air Ij.&~trr. E'mire Chain-

r'- W \~:rf S're ~t.Hlari. \'. C.. c () XV. II. Panling &

Coy. 1.1(., uee n Streect.Hrri-.onl .. E-lizabth Stre~t.H arnio~n. N. do (!( Standard Shoe &

''r Co . . Edad Stret.Hart. F. NI., E mp~ire Chabers,, W'haf

Sree~t.Mrt. H.. '' SrTing field ' Ilia kll.Hrt II. N, G~lenheath.h ~ingsthorp~e.Hartigan, ogetr, Brisbane.Hartmanr C. I., Orchard \'ae . Pitts

t\ orth.Hnr'v. W. II., Montvill, via Palm-

Fl'tins. . ., Silkstone. Ips~ich.FHr'. Ri. .. Phoe~ix Assurance Cox-..

co Dlget: & Coy., EliabethS' ret.

Htfi~l. F. T.. Clrrnont.fak-it. lfnr!, Mowbray Station,

Pog'ntungan.

11 awkis, I., Mowray Statioi,Bogantunan.

Ila~ikn- , Am Mlowray Statioi,Boantungan.l

I la\\thorn. Hon . . G. C., 303 (~ucciSt r e (t.

I layc. ( )\t en, lourne Street. Sow1i

II ax o (it. N. ( . , uee laiic tionilBnk, (lueen Strecc.

I lealandl. A .. co 'A,\\n. .dams &Y CoxEagnle' Stret.

J1'i c Ho. Wii. , ( ;(~oi~ Street.lle~iop,. Jams, LIakkn.'' Vulture

Street E -.;~t South Bri -.bn(.Ilea.Ioj, Ihs.. . Ilea.~lop, & CoI. , Starice St reei1 , . Bnri-,lrt

IItcnain, J. T1.. La;idlex s-ir era

I egertv, I. . dial Il'urni.hin 'lor~-''r\\ kh tntS re

I lerty 'A. Fcha-. Feera Vurriih ni- li-.

Hgd. (Uo . , a i klt Street.~

I Iituiait~u .l' .. NI ~.tti an'' KEcriStreet,. Ne \\ F~ii o.

I lindorflt, \'. . ()ueetir Stret .

IIenit-.teadc. I'.. (( o F. \. I Ienriicjue-

II eiii crth.~ ot h I., : 7 ( ;(')rgc St reellcil(II'i -. ot, J.. -': \\'i khatn Mrce

\'llx.I lenderottl. \V'.A~., Ya;rmoiuth, Coonri

gola~ Sidin.I lendlrsol \'. G;. Queen~r Stree.II eidretil. ,. 1.. Ralax I )epIarttttent,

Rot~ia Street.

II ron , )., 24 T\\ joec Sret , 'ic-khantlTe'crrac.

I lrtzerg, .. Charlotte Street.I Irtihrg. A.\ NI.. Charlotte Street.I Irtzhr. Marcu-, Celtic Chamer-,

;-ocrg-e Stret1.I Itherinton, A~ld. . ''., Mlain Street

K~angfaroo 1 ~ntI licks, H. M., (/ Prkins & Coy.

Ltd., Manry Stret1.Hlicks. John, Gecore Street.Iiht, W., " Abbotsford,'' Bowen

HiIM.H-ill. Mrs C. Lumle, Bellevue [lOUSe,

~ell vue.I Jill. E'. . W\., Weinholt Estates Co'.

F as ifrn.lull, II. i.. ki:r Ale. Muir &Y Coy

Quen Street.

ANUAL MEMBERS.-Collnied

Hill R.,cio llan & Stark, QueenStreet.

Hlill. Pi., c o 'N. . 1 till. K~elvin Grove.lull, '. B., c/u South Brisbane Gas

Cu':.. South ~risbne.Fuill, \'. ., Keclvin (;rove.F Fill. XX ltr J., 2s oma Stret. Bris-

Hill. XV'. . ., (;rntham, lackllR~ange'.

IF inchlitle. \~ I"., X'\\rker' Offce,''ur~ot St reet.

mld". M'".. 'N .. Ari ultural College',fton.

I Onrcn. I... Rivr Roa;d, T'oow\on.llmpweod,'1 J.: , Eagle Sret.

mi. I. I l\ i:rd Stret .ii 'ch feld F)r. I . ,'ickham~ rra~ct'H1~ 1. XX \ .7-i ( '"e' Strect.

ii ': - .\ '.r''nxt~l. I h0bbs &' \Tacnish.

b-. I I 'Lcle~raplh Chamberc~ s,

l~oh'.n. \. ' 1'ive X'iav', X'oolloon-

F 'F) '.0. 1. 5. , I"ive X'av ~ , Xoolloon -

IF N in'.. 1K:. 1.. I~Kle Jun( ion.

tiv'c Builing".ledge, ~. S 1...~.. , Parl iamenrit

Flou .'. lri'.ban'c.ledg'.ecn. I. I'a inga.

tt~l(F IY'el 'A., I tdg'.eim I're'~, y.ueeon

Fregg. 1. 1

I bldin. '. ;. , Dunlop ubbr Co!.Adetla ide Stre~t.

ment, Roma Street.Flel'~d. . '., .ands Dparment,

lExe utive uildins.itllalnnd. G;. Dy son, (,)ueensland Trurf

Club, Creck Sre~t.F ll~nder. 1. 1.., unsland Brewe r;

.tl. . Elizaecth Street.H ling~ nnth 3', rookes Street,

Bowen Hills.H llimhd. C. F.. cdo Hardr' Bros.

Ltd., ut'n Street.llmes, E. J., holmes &r Church.

Quecn Street.H~lms. Jonas, Pitt\\vrth.Hllms. Samul, Myrtle View, Pitts-

~~ort h.Hlrp' , T.. Blfast Hotel, uein

Street.H'rninan, R.. r2 oecn Street, Spring

Hill.Hod. ~. H., 11untinp Toer, 1psficI

Rol,) South ~risbinr.

1-ood, ''. '., flirt &r Cthc. Ltd., SouthBri .ban e.

Hooke, II. S., Wvbrowv & Coy., Ad-laide Street.

hook, J. S., do Watson, Frguson &Coy., Queen Street.

Ioulir, j., 44 ueen Street.I-loopecr, 'N J., '' Warwillah," Indo'-

1opin'~, 1)r. . i-I., Norlb ua .hopknsF. P., Weceumbh, Long-

reach.hom, II. '.. Thor~e Garth, Coolam~-

hunia.I lortmoin, X. C.. 282 uen Street.hlorton, J. ., Inlis & Co., A-ddl-

flid(' Street.I lor\ o. V:., E:lizabeth Street.I to- in. P'hili, venel, \\e'trn in.I ought~n. F. V ., Ca~bell's Build-

ing~. Creek Street.I b~urn. C. ., Sine~r Seing Ma ~in.'

Co-.. blooum ha.I ou-., 3, rkane Acrated

\\at~r Co.. Wst End.1 low a;rl, Bi.. 6(i E l izheth Street.I boWal'. Tamlcz, I Inrd Motor &~

C c Co! ., Q!uen Street.H~ow es, J. F.. (o Loood Creamer"

Co . Adelaide SCtreet.I owi'' \'. 1K, o\~ es Bmn. , orna~

St reect.II udn, .\. I., i~j q!uen Street.I uf.chid. E., c/uo uri, Phili &P

Co. Ltd.. Mrx' Street.huall, er. Lchhardt Stree,

~uhes, 1K. R., c .o Aex. Ste~art &SSons, Queen Street.

Huhes, Frederick. Mount G;ravatt.Huhe'~, . Stnly. '' Coombia,''

Iull, S. J ., c/u I Iall-( ibbs MrantileAge~n v. E~dwrLd SCtret.

~I unt, A. ~i., c./u Ntional Cash Regis-ter CoY., Petrie's ih.

Hunter. II.. Stnley Hall. Mblion.Hunter. R. S.. Mars' StreetHunter, 3. B., M~irath &: H-untr.

Q~ueen Street.Hurford. J. \'., Albion Station Road,

Alion.Hurrey. C. M., Auurn, Victoria.Hurw\ood, '. S.. dlo Win. Adams &:

Coy., Eagle Street.Hutchins, '. .. Bauhinia o ns,

Duaringa.Hutton, . G., "EI'ston" Road, New

Farm.Hutton. G. S., Eagle Street.

ANN AL MEMIIEP.S.-ContiUure.

~uvers, A. S., Colonial MlutualChambers. Q!uen Stree't.

Hyl\de, C. E. X., "lvde ~ View," RodcRoad, Nundah.

I-{lanl, J. , cio l'otmasier, Xallev .loham, T'., Ptrie's Biht.Inli, A\. (;., I lendra?.1Ii. X'.. n.on Road, Ilndr.Inne. C., E dar Street, E at B~ris-

Inn. J. C., t/o . . ~rnt, 3 MileScrub oad, E noggra.a

lnr ~, XV. (jur.). IkIll1 Street. Vlle.

Iring, XV. E., Trown E ngineer, Too-w\on .

I .ls. j . 'I',. Iles, Love & Co . , ueenSireet.

I le,. S. A. ., Isls. Love & Co.,Q~ueen Street.

boo. X. (i.. ~ogo Rioad, South Bri5 -b~ane.

Jackon, . G;., Snchronornc Elccri'-al Coy., Ann Street.

Jckon, l~r. 1K. S.. St. I (dlen's IlIospi-taal, South ~risban.

Iackson, J, Eanle Stret'.Jackon. . I)., Eag~le Stre~t.I cksoi, obrt. Eale Street.Janke. II. II., Bororn, .C..Jams. . .J, /io I. Pole & Coy.,

I*lizatth StrectJames, G.. T. L,., c/c D~avid Storev &

Coy.. Clouri r Building.amenir , II.. ~ritol Stre~t, X~~st En.

Jarn~., II.T., Fe~dral Chambers,~()ue~n Street.

Ian sn, A. II., Toowong.iJardin, . . , F~irview, Old Sandl-

gte Roatd. lion.1 rr~tt , A-. F., Pecriodical Publi Thing

Cuv., Sydrney\.Jec.~ , l!mn Courier Builing,

Q)ueern Streert.J ffre P .,NI ooo oola. Tenrt rfi ld,

Iennigii. I;. X'conur, Beatidesert.Je nsenl, aIn, Ros~vale. n~ar Rose-

Jensn, I. C. V'., '' )u e~t Iloitin,F~ish r Srett Eastr~ Brisba;n.

lerrar, II. ., Roelle Mcct ile...~ngJtes 'U I). \. , A"ton Strti, Toowong.

Str'et,1 South lriai:~

Slob on, A.. 1'ord Strect, Alion.Johtison, Gcorge, Eale Farm Road,

Hlailton.

Johnton, l. ., Rcutr's TelegramiCoy.. Creek Street.

John~tn. ( . , Strath~ine.John~ton. Jame. Canada Cycle Co\.

ueecn Street.((o b~on , S.. Bunahrg.

John t(,t T. R. , Pai kay3 Commiio~nr Ofic, Gecorge Stret.

J one ,A.,M s rs (;o~rtlot( & ot~i()uee~n Street.

I onec2, II. I).. ~lok~on.j toe s, F. A \ , ovrnment~ Savioi~z

J one, \ance, .'c-o Cornmcialn BnkLing Coy, of S vdne! ., Que'St r c t.

lrdanil I~(e. 1'a;th r, Redt IIill.J ordon .'1'.. (oooellcr ial Bankling Co

c~ Sy;\do cv. Valley \.J 0( , ,J. 'I'., E don stone Stret, N (A\

mrkt.J ustr. X'. R., rincec Street, Anoetr

K~ate', F. II.. II endoi.KeRting '.. X'.~rry Stret1, VlleY-.

Keetcn, ('i.. o ( Ml~ sI.. en 2! .\rcadC.E-d\\ard Street.

KI,(~1 1.. Blckll.Klltt, . 'F he ~ales,'' ~r

Road, Sooth Bri "batie.Kell11!. liss C.. Anrn Stret, V'alleKelly, C. 1., c~t l Lo~d. .As ot.

Kecll . NI. J. N lusgrave Rocad, Red II (ill.

Ke I .C). e;lly Bros.,Ann tre, .

l~(e\, XX'.. -I t.)ueert Stret.

Keinjv..o, A. If., Gleot oc Cunn

Ke~inwdv . I).. n-( J. I. NP ConnelI agIt Stret .

Kecnny, \\*. F.. ( o, Owen~r Ganrine~rSon. X\'illianl Street.

Kenrt, X\'lto, Jonldran.Kecnt, XV'., c. o J~,ndarva n Etate (o(!.

J ondarvat~n

idrlney, II.. Ielf~t I lt~l, QucecSt rel .

ii'( hoe o~r~ - I Fitev\. Isles &~ Co\Lt~d., t,,neeor Stret .

Wj np , I rhur. NI oc~rooti~a. Oake.K'ing, C. B. C., TIamorth, N. S.W.

L;i6r

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RssvAt RqEaII

IiinR. ~'. K., "Xmcth\ st.'' Wagne

Roatl. Cla\ficld.

RIt. 13risl,;ii~c, I-~k.

~iniaht. i.. R4cnzic , (;rorfi t Street

I~nos. I)avid. I~c tlron.

~ir;~uin, I;.. 'I'coKocl;~n nh.

lircnc. II. (;. ~~.. SorthKn~~ .

I.nhcy, J. W., Fivc \Va!~, ~'ool~oor

n ard Srrrc t.

Z I..:mcrii. .';.. Ircnzitl~ . 'I ocn-cnR.

j I.;lnc. J.. r~,rrl -r. I.anR K Knlrel

r: South I~ri~hanc.

~l.;lnharll. II. (;.. c ic, Ilc, c h. I~ar~h~ I (Co\ .. :\dt lnide Strc c 1.

Co: .. I~rurl4\\ ic-l; Srrc c t. \~a11c! .

I.nl,\\ orth. X. J.. S~clheii Keat

Snuth I)ri~l,;~nc .

IL1 land\ n,

I :liz;tlc th Strc rt, I~cinlic .

I.;lr~c r. I :. II.. St;itc 5~h(,rl. Sh~ r\\ cc-,e

I.;lth~ r..~.. 122~ rth! r Kc,;ltl. N~ \\ F;irii

I.;1\\ cri S John-tci

ofi, c, 'I'rc ;l~llr! i~uildilln.

; 4icll~. South I~ri l,;~nc .

I.~ nh~ ~ nlurlh\ . ~?uce

s't ri~c't.

P 1.( ~L\-, .';. ( ., c o \\'. Ii. I~lnc k, ~de

I;~i~l~ Strc.c.t.

1.( ~ ~. i. Rl;~c l;c iizic ,

I.I rc h. i.. Il~ r ron lic,;ltI. Iic lvi

(; rcve

I:liz;~lc th Srri c r.

R.I.I..;~., (( M'ar~tnh,

I~utlrr Sfrrc

~llicn.

I.c hlritl~c . K. C.. Fcrt ~~

hlitc hc ll.

I.~ hl rn~ ('. I~., Nc \\ SnndKntr Rent

Cln\ ficld.

Ic\inK~tcn~ 'I'hos., Ouccrll :lrccl

1.c\ ! ~ 1'. hi.. ~uccn Strere

ANNUAL MqEMBE1

Kiing, '. ., " Amethy st," WagnrRoadl. Clayfild.

Mt. rkbane,~c l&k.Kiniht. J., Nlenzie-., (;eorg(' Street.\~oOX l)avid . I~cdron.~ raue, F.. 'Ioooolaxanh.\iro, II. C......Northgaie..

I.ahy, J. 'N., Five \Vay, X'oolloon-

w~ard Sreect.

Z .:mn, i ., I ron.te . looxongn.

j.Lng, J. , Frr-.t Lang & Roper,r:South ~ri-.an.

~l;nhar o . II. ( . i, (10 llo-. h arthelCo .. :\d lide Stret .

Coy .. ~rui wi - l Sret. Valle.LaIxn,\orth, . J. . Ste~hen-. oad,

Soot h fI~aie;~c.Lar-tn I.iet.-(ol. ., llandv n,''

F lizab~cth Streert, Roc~ali .I.lttr. 1K:. II.. Stai'c Shol. She rwoo~d.I il hr .. ,M 1~rt lixr Roadlt. New\\ Farmn

I ax-on. F. laxx -.o & John-toii,

otit , 'Irc a-olr iuildimig.

to 4i,l South fri -.bne .l~ili . I. I.ehx & M urlihy , Queen

S't r x t.It 1. Lx . S. C ., ( i \'. Ri. flak, d-

IA , J. II. 5 ,)lenSret

IAI t h. i.. I le~ to n Roadlt. Keclvin(; r xe.

l izabe~ct 1 St nt~.Ii ain 'N. ..... '' Wara.tah,'

Ii -'ange l~r.(.. utlr Sret1,ll) 0)1.

* hbridg e. R. C.. lor,rt ValN lite h~ll.

Ia he~ro, C'. IL., Nexv Sandgate Rod.Cla field.

lIeing..torl TIhus., Queen Sl :reella'xx! 1'. Mi. , ueen Stree

IRS.--Coniuue.

Lc~i. V., eio Bo'sh, larthl &i Coy.,Adlide Stret.Lidle.R., Stehens Road, South

Lighhudv . ., Beale &P Coy. Ltd.,

ig htollr. Cl~ude, 24c(1 ueen Street.Lilley, Recv. '. 0)., Camplllcl Stret,

Liti. 'N .. ',o I )enhamn ro., ionStret.

1. ind >. R .. \., texxart Street, A-\h-

I. in tn, ( . . . Mlt. .-l~tnlantre, Roa.Li .terI)r. i.\l , Cur~h Stret,

C'harter~ flixx e(r-lItle I.~ Rceale~l Sttio, Rio~edale.I. ittledik .\. . II r~hell Stret.

&Y C' . l-:dxx ard Strt .I l1)\ . R. , :ldx rd, I )unlop &Y

Co,\.. I:l\dxx rd Stret.

1.ogan j. J. tt'( lho-. ~rown &9 SonsL~td.. Figl1~e Srect.

Logan jane-. jun.), ose Frm,(;ttof.

liiic (. I) .it il~\ I;ta c ;~

Lay .. I-li,, Love &l Cox. , (),ueenStreet.

C rek Stret.Luk. II. Court en av, Cornin ti i

'Frvle' .. e~t oFlizaecthStret.

Ixoinurier ,A., Survev Office, x Icu-ive lilcling-...

Lv rn n (;. F.. Brdaberg

T~xn AanNtiona~l Plmograp~~hCox.., :4o Knt Sttee., Sy dney.

Maertny . I. Q..Cueen~~land Inive t-mnit Coy., Queenll Stree~t.M ~tdonld.B. ., ..... N. Co.Malry Str~et.

ANUAL MEMBERS.-Cniule.

Macdonald, M., Mitchell.Macdonald, Dr. R., East Street, I-

S wih.Mlacdonld, R. NI., "S~dnbam,"

W'ickham Terrace.Mlacdonald, 3., lskMacarlane, A., Ij)wich.Macfarln, J. P., Commrcial U'nion

Chm~er, I:;gle Street.MlacgKregor, A. B., T aringa.Ma~ckay , .. ~., rj;o Intrcolonial Bor-

jngi Coy.. Annt Street.Mnckay, (;. J.. 206, (?ueen Street.Makay~, I)., (.)uen Street.Mackay, I). i) .. A~uditor-Genel'~;1 l)e-

paiment. Treasury uildiMlackenzie, . B .,A~utralian i)

tt.rite.' S. Co... ldard Street.NI a ic. . '1'. II.Far N adow,

Chinchilla.Thlacklin, II.Mac-lend, T1... d laide Street.

ig C:O.. Sou1th BTi-.an.Maciillan. A. ., Broad..av Street,

South lrihaneNI cmillari J ames, E lizbth Street.M~cnaniara, l~r., Stnley Street, Est

MaI~cnizh, F. C .. -c 01,.

Nlcni-h, V.. ., Q.ueen~r Stret.

Ed.... a d\;rd St rel.Mc oher-wi . L I,..LgnadAbr

I)ain .. Co. c ud rtNIalleh~r -on. R . J ., Ircrt('-. ue Strer

NI acro- an, Brian, Iijhoi Stret . lbioMcro-sanl II uh I)., J ohii Stteet. Al-

bion.Manctagglrt, I.).,Adlaide Stre~t.Ml~c taggart, J. , Adlaidt e Street.M4at thinnie, i.. G;regr! lrrace.

\V'ikhani le'crrac .Niaher, \\'., ~ru~~is..ic Street, V'allyN alll i, A. ., I )eartnent of P'ublic

lnd~, Extcutive ~uilin.Mlans, 1., Eagnle lrrace, North uaMaimning, A. 1., 272 Q!ueen Street.

Chrlotte Street.Mlan so. 1K,. (;. . Q!ueenslaind National

B.4nlC. Ltd., uen Street.Mnnzi, C. LA, Ilibeth Street.Mlant, C7. U.. Wy!andra, B~oen ills.Mlalerone. 1K. 1., Enlish. Scottish

and Autralian Bank, QueenStreet.

Ma pletone, L.. do R. Little &r Coy.London Bank Chambers, CreekStreet

Marchant. ;., Bow~n Strce.Marchait, Wi., Roma Street.Mark. K. . 1K,., Morningt~n, Cgo\

Niark, \\n ., Morninton, G;regorY 'ler.

Mark, lion. C. F., M.., M.L.C.,'ickharn Terracc.

11a l~ilton.Mar.h:ill, \'. . C'arp rig~e and \ultur~

nI r~t dcn, . .. \';vrlev Stret. Sou hl

Nfat i (I'.. I .anrd D~parirlnnI \t (Lit rye Iuildi og.

Mlar~i i ' urge., (;cocrge Stret. -. o.Mlar r'r t I c o ( Nl~rhea~d~ Ltd., Mar1I

Eagfile Street.M a~r,i h . \. , Queen Sret .

l.td., I i,.acthl Strel1.

M~t he ., I).. Na t~r Stret , lili lx i

Matt1he \\ .. . II.. Roa anr; I

athc . .. I., ole r &Y Son, c uUc~iSt reelc.

Man .c~ll. I. I lri.,M( Ibllourrie Sre,

Mat'.n.ll. ' . I'. Edwa~v;rd Stret.

Mrxi cli S. Vt., i 4Arlner Srctreet.,(

M as\\c~ , .;. . iii Redfr Sttion, M

chcll.Nia . G;. I)., ( ii, l'enrck & Co., l :jI

ntrcl Streect.May. John. NI.1.. ., P'arliamnt Tou -

~risbane..Ma.. ~A'.F., uldana .d., Ang i~

Man, I)r. . O'N., '' nIoorland.Rivr Rioad, l~oowong.

May ne, W'. C.. I l au h a Iwi

May nard, J.. Tank Street.Meaow5, . J., Abbot Street, Neutr

Frm~.Medraf, II., l)niori Street, o I'

ham lit o.

Meerk .. R . Stnley Streert,South ~risbane

ANNUAL. MiEMERS.-Coniiuuzed.,

Mcck, S. R., "Innisfail," WickharnTerrace.

Mejr , .. , .Aliee Stret, .Aihion.Mndtoza, L. NI.. Moral Stret , Newv

Faro LMelredith. C.. Brihane.Nlever~, II. XX., SNtio~nal Mutual ife

1il , C. II.. .lj ec Stret. ie ax

I ile~. J ., I )o~ -,e S rel , l'd(tli lln.Nlijie, J., Ii/.;l~'th St ((1, Padcding-

Nlilar,'1. 13~ . o~rhe lxf I

I~)ue-nro Stre.

Ldxt\arl Stru~ct.

Mine.NI.,o Nh W'hin~r & Son-.

Vall. ~. 'I., Roo! al In ura~n~ Co..

NI itthcll, . Ni., 1IotA\\ 01g.

tie d.

Nlofttio, .-.. , I~r~c hcl men

NI onttit , II., N tx\ Zea;la itd C (hailben-..(,)ueen St ret .

N ontilh, S . IZ, X\'onda~.M ouu, A. \dtidat' St (tl .N~lool\ , XI., ( itti Sret .

I ii .no~cr , 1K:. 1K. TIoogoola~r ah.

Ohl, I. '. XI' iI lcll, I tiotiro

Mloor , ., l.uttiitoit, I ((out ~ihipi 1kc

Mlor, W. S., I lardgnv~e Rocati, Southl

Morgian, Sir rthur, Lgiltie Couni-cil, 'arlinen t II tue.

Morgan, . F., Nil~nnan Stree,

Mora, ., h c~Lrnan Strect, Albion.M~or ., C., e o C. lori &~ Son. Rio-.a-

Mlorn-.. C .. , or i- & Fltek r,(.) neen St reel1

Mlor-., I., G.P.O..n Bni-bane,

Nlo i-o, Geige ()neen Sreet.

tr i oxx RIli.., (-( eo\hr ~ St reel.

Niortl. r trl.. (;nl.rn' . (llkl (( I'i he -.ttl.

Nlutoton, C. ., :i Stte St. 11001 'lt-n.

NI toton I. R [atlrm n nI (ill i Coii

NI uiirhe; . .- X. ( ren lnan' .Ser

N2luihl, .,Ir Street, Rdhi l.

NI url len, I. NI, ortoka., mih o

lulett, .. t II., Nlodua, (;in in.l

Ni undll , (;uirg. edn atrlev ia

Niundel, I Ij.,ur, "Brnglfan,

Miunto rI. kocJloonbahl Stcit.

Mluni , XV. Ro-.-.,~ Boo bialc h, Stct.

A4NUAL MEMBERS.- COntliuued~.

Must, C. M., ilston.Ml\ers, . M1., iX4 Queen Street.Myrs, (L., Edard Street.Myrs, \'., 26, Rogr Street, Spring

Mv2!ltt, J. L., Bauclesert.Mc.\lister . r. Va;cuum Oil PPtv,

(coy.. Eale Stre~t.M~cljine, J. R .. Surv'ev (Jffi, E*-

1'ccalui , Iulif. anra ulijog-l un., Nort (*)ua\~oich ~ il

NI (C alluin . A. K.. Iida Pa.rade,

h (arth . Re., Redl II ill.

I1lCotic~. tie1, Edgr C.. ('re'-.hrook.MCornll IJ. , PoBmona . C. L.Mt (ok, . . Edeobtn , lu . EnoggeMrc..M1~(orna 1;( k, ... (Wen'1 lotte--, N.S.W.

h~aCo n, Janlt'. Mount11 X2'allahv~\,

Mt Cowan, R. , Queen Street.Nictaw\ley, . IA., Deartient of

NI c)onal, .' lluI, l~onbreach.'V4cI)on(II ion Fink .I.. C.,

(crge Stre~t.McI )o~ugaii, C. P.:., Ly\nhurst, W'lr

w\it k.Mi' Enoro, I )X, E.:tle J uflt ion.M Gcchi, . c, oI )lety & Coy . Ltd.,

E lizae~th St ret.lc ibon, I. XX'.. ( /o rthur &Y Cot..

(ottcr luildi ng

NIc( Ii, XV. . , '1'oivn h ncl. Ithaca.

i\Ic(jic ii'r tido F , ~ald liii .,.-w~e

Nlc( \ twn, [I. ., NI eadcr;~rv Biok,

Mc nreger. JohnI alntore, Koo-wetnl-rup,\'icoria

M( u ao.II.r. V.,~l \'I.tt. C~Ildencc.

Nb ( ut. X.X,(u tet

McrLuhlin, Win., 1lndra.McLean, Dr. J. B., General Hospital,

1\iI~eo, 'tr, I )ornoch Terrau(;South ~rihane.

M~l.eoan, I lctor, M~ary Street. Vie - 1E ;nd.

Nb Itorcd, . R2.. t~utccn Street.NI( .ol I).XV. Vnt i k & Co

[I t\;rd Street.\l ci cd, I). X~. jiun r) Fe~nic1S

Co ., i;(tlard St reect.Ni lc~t,tl I. J. 1enlr\\ick &C (7o'

Icd;trld St rc.NI( Ia't,tl St ttt, le'rrit a Stattcn.

Ittgl \\ (0(.

Stret. Sutith Uri-.bitte

lltg -, E li,atih Stret .Nb I 1(1.J. I .. Bridger Stree':.

NIt Nb, \. .;t .\de~ltide Stret.NI~ Nb, Ri. i. Ale aidte Swet .N1 Naught, X~. (., Q!uen Sret1.

M cShan, . II., Mlargaret Stree1.

NI \hirte~r, J.Iti.) run s ici.Sreet. Va'; .

Me~illint, T. NI., Brabant &r Coy .,('hanrlot It Sree~t.

Norh Coa.t in.

N atI;I 1 ba, NI. S. I Oflolung &i C.Carorte Stret .

Netihatitl F. II., Cano logR Dow ns,X\'a~it~k.

Ntehnl. F. j . , to I)ltV &Q Co.I.td. E lizab~cth Stret.

NvilI, U. V, rnli il,

Ne'. Inr\ N. I' ., 144) ( ;ipio. Strett~r

Ne'.'.titan i.., ' 1.111-tl ISne'~c.',I)Sl

Ntittan. I'.. I. ict 1.tltll an

NN SUAL MEMBERS.-Contiuued

Nieho1': n, Ki. M., co New~ ZealaniLoan & M. A\. Coy. L~td., ~aleStreet.

Nicholon. K. F. XX'., 'Stonleih,'Camp~ell Sr(et, B~oen Hills.

Nicklin. G. F., Ruth Sret, South

Niclin, W. L,., Five W'ay, W'oolloon-

Niei,l ( . 1., \Vc~t E~nd B~rwcr Ltd.South lrihane

i ol, II.. Ta';ringa.

N boan .T. P. 1.inlex c, Lernnon &Cll is. Q.ueen~i St ret .

NIrri :, .. 1.. Smith P'rei~r Bust-ne ~ Colhge, Ed' x a t;rl Stret.

Not~h, .\. . C~lrrunt.

SNoe-,, \. ''., ~ankh (If Autraal-ia,Queen Strect.

N ix c~. TIh-. . ;I t,)ueen Stret.Nutt. I., o T,'lho~. Bruxx n & Sn ,

E-ale Stret.

0 lirne,. (;. C., Quee~n l~lui BreweryIA d. . 2X2 ~liyabecth Stret.

O'CaI ighan.i 1., M~arx sret.~onor Dniz.. Prince Consort

O'Conor. S., ;'atterall' s Clu, 301(,uen Streert.

OaK A. F .. Ro4~hapton.OpgI.. C. W.. Newna rket.Og:ilive, '1'ho., Valy Chamers,

W\ickhaim Streert.

01 lalloran, K., orn medlal 13jnk ( f

(tI !'nlon. John, Wocodend. Tp~xxich.O'llara. K. .. ~lnlgK, Wnrick.Oke den, W'. E. Parrj, Dlamr,

K ('d nTinC) I~cfe . I.. Co~tin Stre~t, Vlly.

~ l~rv. Father. '' Drn;r,'' othaStre(t . \'allev\.

C~~rc, C. T., EaRle Stret.C) \ahoev. '., I n~ ir e Taxi Oftl( ',

W\illiami Stret .C) t llyM . C hu r h Stret, Too,

I, 1 r . . W~'. , Queen S ret.

(t'\ii. ., II Blridgec S~reet, 1 Vllex

x'esnir ('ox ., Rocni a Streect.C) e illy, Cha. Feixn Str~et.

0' Rill P. ., illiam & laStreets, Rcklhripton.

O'Rourk. F., Telegra~h Chambers,Queen Street.

Orr, J. P., i)epa.rtrnent of Ariculure,W'illiam Street.

0-borne, Cp.A K, ZilimanRocad, Acot.

0'She~t, l'. J. , ''NIidernlbury,' Teno-won g.

O'Sull iva:rn , I.. 1airv Cy~. Ltd( 'ree~n oun t.

O'Sha, '. '' M ide nbu r,' ' Too-

O'Sullivan, Hlon. '., .C., CelticChaimbecrs, ( .orge Street.

Overell, W\. ., ~runsv~ik Street, V~al-

Ov~r~ll X. j. Ijun. ).I~run-xx ic-k Street,

)znte. XX .. l u-srave Street, Padl-diiigtJn.

Pa . . I., Q.ueen Street.l'I( a e F.. Queen ~llland N ational Bank

South Iri ,bne

ale, A. C. I-., '' Palmrosa,''A~cot.

I~alner A X.. Menzies, GorgeStreet.

Palmer, race, '' The Grane,'

Park II. Vtlture & 1)uke Stret-,

Park. J. Hamilto~n ''he Kuplc,'Dulong, via. Nambour.

Prk, XX'., ;~ Gecore Street.Park. XX'. MeCallum, E~noggera.Park r, ., Rioma Street Markets.IPrk r ., \ooloovin.Pakr, W., runwick Street, Valle .Pnrkr, X. K., Xj ~dard Street.l-'arkin on , F. C., ~lizaeth Street.

l~arell V II Onkey.Pa:ten, . XX., \\anra.'~tn, L,., A hgrove

1~aer-on ~\ . l'avlor Street, South

Pat r-on, J, Mogill Road, Tooon.

rli a I td.. (,uet n Street.

l';aull. Q. ~., Quen Street.

Patn, ., W\araab,'' Norris Sr'cXX oocloox& in.

Pea~rd e, C 2.. Eagnfle Street.

ANUAL MEM3vlERS.-COniUUd.

Peel, J., E.. J. &: W. Peel, Stank)?Street, South Brisane.

Peel. J. H., Norman Paraide, Eaglejunction.

Pire, P G., Cambell Street,Bown Hlills.

IPeirson, Ca~t. A.. II. N. Prisons,Bogo Road,. South ~ris~ane.

Pendr, R. L.. West~ Maitlalnd, .S.\.Penha~ligon, J. 'F., lral Liver%'

Stahekl, Anntl Street.Pecnhaligon . X. II., I norooill.

Iefl lii Iigtofl. Ci, . B ri cStii, l~oxl'a r,Ill.t lrnu\ Iull n

Peknins l k. ., B.c~kc Bu t &Cc , Per~ iv

Street, Valley .I'rre~t, J . 'I'., Colalun ia, inaro.Pe'rry lrhrt, Pcrr\- Bros. L~td.,

Queen Street.Pt ne .LZ I . . .\. , looon g.Pectri, J. (;., T'oowong.P'etty., A. R., (;regory. lrrace.

ueenI Street.Pctty, J II., (,)uensland N\ationtal

Bank, \'alle.P'helan, Edwa;rd, Kanaroo Point.Phelan, J. J., Albion Road, Albion.Phillips, A. S., Q.ueen Street.Phillips, B., i/lo S. -ofnung & Coy.,

Charlotte Street.Phillip., C, G;ootchi, N.C.L,.P-hillip,, G., Sndgate.Philli,, X~., 17J Queen SCtreet.Philip,, hliran, lrrie.. Street, Too-

~ oomba.P'hilp,. Io. R., MS.LA.. Troonong.P'hipp, 3., Ta' bor Street. oil Logail

Road, X 'ooloonga ;hba.P'hipp..l . I., Kiing Stret1, l :at BrL3-

ban.Phi ps, . '1., eorge Street.

Pibworth, \., ldon.tn Street,

Piikworth , C'. l{ , Sing em Se\\itN'!a hint Coy., t.) uetnI Stre~t.

Street.

Pike. .1. 'l'., c~ac~ia V'al, Booogu m,~ilkivan in.

P'ik. W., ike Bros. Ltd., ue~nSi reet.

'in tt. F;. 1., Nuget Polih Coy.,

P'itt, ( . X~., G;orie Satin,n Charle-vi lie.

Pixley, ., do Dalgety &~ Go). Ltd.,Ellizabeth Street.

Plant, E. C. P., Ashgrove.Platrme. ., 40 Adelaide Sree.IPuridec, J. E. S., Bouchard ';

P'luride, V'ale.l'cinton. XX. II., W\Vcna,' K~ingiro,

1',~II., l :liYahth Street.P'on er, ii., B3uttr I-a tory, orti

I p-v.\ ic h.S'onrd , N.. ( ~er e Street.

Pooe, egiald Slt~rn Creek SI;..tutu . ];irtalii.

G;reg o~ry Te'rrace.l'ortri. l. . NoruttanLI Park~l. La-,lt liii1

l'ot- I I..I )cfen ~ )epanrtnte;.l'ctrte 'fecrrace.

Poul -;en, XX'. C. , i'. C. Poul -l..

Poutne!, J. II.. Kecnt' BuildingAdlide Sret.

Po~ll, I.,A ~laide Stree't.

Q~ucet I Street.

()Ueen' StreCt.Praealr, A., cio Lay!coek, Iittled

& Co, . , I lr.. hell Street.P'rston, X~. ., tin( l lizaeth Stret.

Pro, (;. . NI urray, luluallCl rin on t.

l'rit hrd, . ., Itir~ot Street.Proat, I . S., '. ButerwTHik & Cox

Corn inetial l 'nioni Cham~r-.l:agilc Street.

Prot. 'I'.. C. N. ., Moray Street, N\

P'roviice, 'F., X'onbah, via. Bundi

P)rovilce, Th.. R Ros.,!n, vi.nlont Petrry.

oolaah.()uin, X.. Q!uen Street.Ria, II. C., 7(, Anni Street, V'alley.al.ton, . \'. , c/uio 1;a-.on & Cotto,:

Q)ueen Stret.

Bankl, ()Ueeml Street.Ra~nt a~ , l. 1.., Qen'ad(I

eu.crge Strt.Rankenn Ctrorge., 3 ant Street, Wi'(

Rk in,~i A\nire Cambiiridge S'ccRd lull.

Ramikinll7J1\.. XX I.,Ba ona Cnntnl

ANUAL MEI3ERS.-Conh Iuledt.

Ran-on, . I'., ,S l-K1gl Stret.

-done RIc, South ~ri Thane .Raymo d, A. J ., Rive~r 'erc

kangroo~c Pocint.Reader, . Ri. , ,ucinla Streect,

''aringa.Realding, X. C., :\bbotford.'' Ox v.

Rea, 1. U. Lt ehe Cha~mber>Adl~i(I( Stret .

lRalI Ii- I lonour M~r. Ju'ice, Sup,-

Ree-, 'I'., lr art. Sre~t.Ridi. I). I)., Johf Ritl & l~he't .

l :d\\vard Stretc~.i i, j. \ B. Ste v art ' lloyl,

( ;cO..t( Stret.

juii( ion.

l\CnltOl. XX'.. 'lrae-y ) d. ' ' ld Snd~-gte Rod, d.\l~ion.

R i , I oh n, Rice~ &Y loley I-Iizabe ~ h

ihmond, ( . ., '( le n Th re,'' DenStreet, l~()og.

R~ik'v, (. Cain Ibr bell, Lchut, 10(1o~~oin~a.

Riley-, Ch . X., 24. K onia Stre.Rirm. J. P-., tanlev Park, Blmon'.obins, S. Ilowa;rd, c/no W\. J. ffleck.

'Furbot~ Street.obis, W\. IK.,Auc henflower.Robrts, J. C., co Chambers, Mucab

&r Mera, dlaide Stret.~obert., Ja., Robherts &Y Russei1l,

lizabth Street.~ohrt ', l. do S. Smith & Son,

Angaston, S.A.lKobertsn. l)r. X. hiI., (Q X'ikhain

'I'e rra~ce.1< ob, XV. F. Counry P-rodlucr s

Slling C'oy. Sydny.1'i(Ibiflsof, ., jj Ade;laide Street.b ohm sjon, R.,Co-oerative Diry

to ., ( noriungee.I oh onXX.j . Pot Offtice,~ Mecl-

ho(urmie Sre, South ~ri.lie.

I o~ a, Wlte, Xikhi Stree't,

I c~c~ II. W., l.S.C.A., Ltd., GoreStret~.

<os, A. 1il . , NIillo-a \a;l, Banana.Rockharn itol.

lo, ('. 1. Q!uensland Meat~ E x~ort&Y gncy Co., Mlary Street.

Rothn~ (II. 'I'. 1., 237 E dwarid Street.Ro~uncfe ll, F., jo( &Y (,2 Adelaide

Stret.Rio\ Icy, J., ( ilhecrt Place, Queen

Streect.Ruddt, X~., .-iredale, Chri-tmas

C're1k, Aeudeserr.~udl, 1K:. II., c/n o ylc!al Gecorge I lot'1

Iiroln - vi ok Street, Va;lleyv.R~ulec R~ ., Blrunswick Street, V'al-

Rudde. X., oyl Gerore hotl,H rim ,w ic~k Street, Vall~.

RudleXX' 13, cn oyal GeorgeI Itll. Bruns n k Streett, \'all'.

Rn It', .. 2;r Shf-ton Rioad, Kanga-1(1 Point.

Riunle~, B., M~onaro, Warick.R~u ell~ . 1K., 1 dooropill .Ru 5ell, F., Rioberts &~ Ru'sll, Eliza-

becth St ree.~1i' ll I, ., l~ulace.

Ru ',ell, II. . , Mayfield Stret1, A3Ct.Ru-ell, S.. Oliver Street, Albion.Ruthiing, X~., Geore Street.

n, I'.. Peak Cro.ingi.

Ry;n. Nlr. X'. 1!., Myall Street, Gy!m-

Rydetlr, X. II., Ilome Scretaiv'ss De-P~artiflent. 'Treurv Iuildling,

Rvlance, P. I)., )IthrTiton &~ Ry-lanc . (!)ueen Street.

Sbine , F. XV'., do Gorge Wills &:Co~., Creek Street.

Sabie, XV . oundary &: PeelStrets, South Brisbane.

Sain, X. R. V. eady MoneyStores. Greorge Street.

Sch. . F.. 7 4 Warren Street, Valley.Schs, F. H., Gladstone Place, Boen

le~crrce. Newv Far~.Sckett, G. XV., delide Street.Salon, P'., Kooralbyn, Bealudesert.Saltrnrsh, A. C., National Insurance

Coy, of New Zealand, CreekSt ret.

Sancr~., J. J. . do Ale. Ste art &PSons Ltd., (.)ueenl SCtreet.

Sandeson,'l'hos. , I.js 5 on rov.

Sapl~for . N., Adelaide StreCt.Sax~lb ,). , Q~ueen lnd Fa'rmer'r' s Co.

Scalon, J. , d/o II. . I )avis~. Can p,-becll's B~uildigs~. Crek Street.

Sc hoield, G;. II., 86 Ann Street.S( hotil , II., 86 Anin Stret.Scho~ly, B. L., 'Intrcolial Boring

ANNUALZI MEIERS.-LCoflti flf led.

Schull, C., 1-lrston Street, KelvinG;rov .

Sc-ott, . R., Hlornt Bank, TarrooniScott, James, Jrunwiek~ Stret, V~a]-

ick Sree, New Farm.Slt II. W\. , tuee~n Streert.

Sl, tt. Pecr , I~uo ic ik Streetr \a11e.

Srlt't .\\'., hlih Swee't. Mliltcit.

Stit., ( lt tttoal, Ta ntl

I'cr

Sitive()1. i;. (;. (.,. I' e arttitent iii

\g nt ulture & Sut I. Wifta'

her-.~lt. I\aI, S;lttc i tel. l. So

Sepeltl~l. N). ., 'tI1itnti tal Ttt\.C(II 't

Said i, ( . I., (tiiltir t.c~i ~-Sihntlti'tN.I .ht

Skrman. J. H.* Co-oprative Dairyto . , Mnln.

Skittite'r. 1. J., IS ; kagle Stret.

St r ~

Stni-.ttt, I, ( I lv & ( r T~d..Srlrc n .t , ~ lc ! Street.T~ti

1~i;lc t rraee.

.;liI. (IV. 1 1 St 1 tt ~(1. t (r.c

IX e l\: lit ltic . ( og Ste .

Stttit., \r- .\..I (org Steet

I lill.

ult-iti.Src~ 1

Stitih;( . lii,- I~~i~lhgta Stcct oil. l

It

Stiitl. 5 1K. luli lhtl Stret ~ (regi

nr\l~~irc 'liiiit t

35

ANNUAL. 1IEMIIERS. ( o lnliuzled

Spen e, .. Quee~n-lnd ationalBank, Q!ueen Street.

Spl~n) r, . ., Que(n Stret.

Co . . j)7 \ dcl a 1(11 Stret.Spl~ncer, (;. , 0 (, bb.l~l, Briht &' Cop.

e ;~~ Sret.Spcrl jog, C. I).. 'XnI afair, ' Q!uen

St re t.

1ev\ St re t \\'.. So~uth ~rishanel.

51444l~. 1I. I., (44nriirtttel4 11111 114)1 In,uf~ltc e ('o'. . . I'.agle Stret .

(',.. ('ounte....i SCtree~ct.

5-phen.., ... .)4 ot Stret,

44414444'.'. . I).-l t\r i Y S ts

'.4.)) ,ucr II......Frmer o-oer

' w a\rt, )r. II... (lsrlc Sadgte \- 1<41(1

Swart\.;1 j. I..-\lex s Stewa-;rt &Y SosI .tdl. Queecn Stre~t.

~f.nt4,a\. I ~c,.., .\14X. e .'.,11t' & Slon

tiel(1 l<4,14, South U(ri.,11c.~'tt, A.( .Sur vex ( )tljct, Fxer~u-

tit. .. (4( 1\ 114"~ l) , StanklyTSItee. S~lth ~ri..bane.t~I. lrhl..5t. kt~t :xehaiirtg' Q~ueen

tret.

ii'.111 1\. t. \R11'i,.deae

Street. cn tret

heiricl,, I Queen Street. rr~ct~t rrtt'l-., F(. 1K., (' cei Steet

I l'ltirg v'... r n Ste.ihirh

'44 "(ll,n 0. r.. x,' orrran

S;dvn(. I : iL. NI.L,.A., 'O.)aSt t I ~t Brr-,hane..

Sw e11 n( \\. Co-ope~crative Butter

Sw 'em m I, eS4Ildl.It Cy.

C Itiri (4th~ SCtreect.Sw ecn -. 4n \1 ajlw .;i\ Corn nis~on-

ei-) ()thi( 4. ( ((l-( StreetI.Swe(n'.'.on, C. 1.. Ralw a'.! )et~rton 4 .n

~\~lrion Sree .

:\clcla1.1. ide, Stree\\(I. '1 . 1 I 1 1 Il1

Tar Irn.. Cl tc,

( o. . SrMnlv ,Sne I,~c~t South r-

114 l ie! 1., I4'. rgI Iriet 1<. II. Prilanei Ltftwa\Ml

Icoy.l (44101 Steet

'larlingt on, 'I'. .c~~i, l Lar.'' Beau

114. ii\p, ( ('. Rotti Stret.

Iii r.1. . Taylork & ~Colledge,

bC hrtteS . t

4r, J.. \ iI'.ontl Stctret nt

l'.ior111~(1. 'I. NI. 1./ ;K't. Jiibo l'.Oat(.,

Stret. J;i.,tt tcc.

ANNIT.\I \IEMll tES.- (~on/ture.

TZhtn --cn., E. A.. (;l ldtofle llace,Boxen Ierra(c.

'Uhont ,n, S., I h ra.

T'honernnln, Ja,. S. K~uyura, h\lac-

alhrl: Ii. ;oUc er.itl?

Thorny , \V m.. Rii~ ci rraec. K~an-garoo Point.

T'hrcllall, . ., Cro,... Prickly! Pea rI )(--tlO,\ el ((it-. k lile~th Stret .

T'hurln\- J. , .l i t'8. (en'rge St (ect.Al io .

T'hu r~o,\ , R. 'V.. \Xhai ;f Strect.Thvnn. lin A.J., .L.C., Id-

\\;rd StreetT hv nec, A J. ur. ), lakecnev!

Sre~t. South Biri bao.

lOmfll n Vi. F., ickh.in Street,\'allev .

Tolson, \'., I'.udllo, N.C.L.Tom. C. PJ., (.lueenslancl Clu, Gorge

Street.Ioohe , I'., /0 Ha1\111 ne, ro. outh

Br i ban.Loop,. A.. c/u( ('urrie, B ~hanan &

Co~., Queen Street.Tooth. 1<. L ., Mluzrave Roadl, Red

I lii.Tozer, (;iles, Manin Street. Kangaroo

Tozer, S. I).. Stphens~ &Y TIozer,Gorge Street.

Trail. l~avid, G;ibbon Street1 Tener-if .

Trave, A. W'., Nundah.Tremeamnc, XV. 1K. WI. 'I'., Parhur,

,Lmb, &I Co . Ltd., E-ale Strect.Trc eeke~lc. Ri. I. nbr le

Tritto~n, .. (;~or~te Street.lrout, ., rd Hill.

Trot, R'. (jut i.Re il

I rurn n, A. 1K:., c~o Iii n k of Nce'x

rrtioih l'. 1K:., \'ictorial Ilos~itl,

T'ucker. Vi . .. I lndra.Turo cr, F'. A. I., M ai v Stret, Ro-a--

'rurn~r, I. ''., I lolnil~r 00(1 Viood~tforl..

ITurtoiill x, tec Roca,Tro rak.

I' ;t 1, .\ . 'l .. F'il('n Btro, Ronlli

I 'hI. .. ... I 'hi & Son-.. Q~ueen~ Stre.c~

og K- .. dv ;tidl( Sti l~t.

1 . ).. C .L~..Ia

St ret.l'etr. .n.rla oe

\tlir .. let ontei~ 'l'~ax ()ttc e, lcxe

\'ott It-.. ( ;rt. (liftouti letra e, iII ill.

operative r l).LiI Co> u~; . ,\al~ (Y' topic.

lIt1 v aid Stlt ~ t

Wl;~cl t i, lap.,-.burgl via'c'.Cide-

xx al t J Srau-h, \\al1ker &Y Ci\.I tint S lz~lteet cc

a 1t I~h I , Alert StI.lre 3t \

ViI A Ct to'. Road, Clavijeldxxnlf 1 \ I., o;~~ Iu.s )algetv & (:

I t I ltah Street.Wal-h, ev. athr .- X . rsytr

Queen t reet

Wti , F.II., t/o1 'l'ho... Ill-ow\n \~So,I, Lag!1 I~ Stilcr.

I lill.

Ai

r\

I \

\a~'ton. I. B., e tall

(.tt.. I li,ath 5t

aI :cl~ti. J I 5;ir K

Nexr Fartu

\ i-nnh Sail, Iii

A u I. X N.. l aId

A .iugh. ( . ( ).bt

(lutl~~i- St rel~.

Abb, D. XX. S.,11

i\itili, XII I (;. alcth-

* Ii~lltc~ I~,\~I )a

Ilneeti St t eel

XX 'nic .. Bust! ! ii I

d Street, Last W\hit~hill. . F., Boxx en Teir ce, Nr .I

xxarl St ret~. \hiiuI.(. .M .Sceire In uran ce (i netit Streect.

iIlurt Stt (Cl, XX hittket. 1., l'itt xxtith.X~l it tihan, .. ''.,.ice Dons,

X'1h. ii.1 Ii. (.. 1(i 'ho. lixx

b. Xii iiaii. l':., I tite'd Itistitatite( COy'..eui.1 St ree. C reel St rel~.

\Xiicinuili. ..... R1..\.. ''rn-tees Talte

I~llt )etiliet ) ilas axStreet.

t ;Xl ugXr lletl t I., \ wig~ ee IllRod, un-~

diiiic gititt.

Street.\Xul uxi.

Srrt it. X\.illi ils. 1<:., E lc iit ''le ri

ticgh.c: (\u ii lai-,I)ihitt. XX~\\.lliati -. , II. 1. J aitie-. Stre( t X tut

Iaittl SlIi *, x ii

X iiti .. I lin.l~~t X~iioa .' I..

lcitg Stiet XCltai..Xat!iXV \.Ne.t

It itil~ (ii . Xil-lauull. J .. I ii(Xtltnru t So.

ith.Sini hoclr~i. ri. sh.,

ille. Norv n.

ANUA~L. MEM~BERs. - ltiConte ued

X-nter. Irvin, c/o New Zeland Loan&~ . A. Coy-., Sdney-.

~i'hart, .. d'o Alxs. Steart &~i SonsLt., Q!uen Street.

id'amn , W\. L,., Redtfern Sret. off:IJ,~sih Rioad, W'ooloongaba~.

Wih'cn~be, XV, ixon Stret,\o~loo in

XVood, C. F., Greory 'rrc~.Wood, . II., 6 ro~kes Stret, Bowecn

ood~ine. F-. XX., L~and Court. Bri~-

W'oolcock, \\'alter, corn~r M u raveRoa~d aInd k nogge~r a Te'rrace, RcdI ill.

W'oodhd. Cha., d-o ~ryce Ltd..Adlaide Stret

Wacodlrof, A-. I., Lambrt Stret,Kntt~roo P'oint

W~coorc. F . X'.. c'o II. N. Cusoms,Q!ueen Street.

X~o~lnough. (('et rgc, Te'leraph News.P l"'r Co!.. Queecn Stret.

ot ton. 1. S.', ct ut &Y Co., Prry

Wriench, 1. J., Quen Sreet.W'rid. Gecorg, c- 0 V. Rich & Co'.

Ltd., Creek Street.W'riht, A. C.. Colonial Sugar KRtit

cry. Coy..L 'l';agle Stret.X~riht, J ., c 1 () ['co i k& Co

E(1 artl Strt.riht, . S.. NS;h Stret, R~sli.

(ro~ e.

'oung, C. Ki. S.. )ranc Streect, Cla\-

\ocung, (;trgt. Campll'ltl' B~uilding -

Crc'k Stret .

You n. IIl. 1.,( rei tr I :crra( e.ii

Co.. Annl Street.\oung 1T'iab . 557 ( reg t rv Tirrat~

Br i ban '.

\'oungi. VS.I. unr). ne i rke'ivry Stbls. Rona Sret.

Zollr, C., Queen Stre1t.

STATEM!NT A.Prizes offered in connection with 3th Annual Show, August. 1910.

CASS PRIZES.Specils. rupicsSpeciab.valued at-

Ior'e~Cattle

I)og.,

Frm nd I~airyApliculureHortn ultureI~isrit

Fine ArtsArti~ans,Schools\'onen's IndustriesLecathries(arriaeM iirirv andi PoliceY'oung JudgesW'ood Chops~W'eight Estimating

24 0 (J139H 8 0

?~6 14i (1

155 0101 818 4

77?75 C

L

90 90 I 51 53i :i 01 -

2 '2 01 3 3

1(1 10 0 4 14

*2

5501

0 10 0 I0 108, 80 --01

5 5 0

14 0

o I 780l 1 jl

I240 3 0

0 i 14817 0I 4 0 0

135 071 0

I21 106A0' 7520

400 0 0I

0 16 16 0550

0 22'L15 0,0! 53 11 I

17 17 0550

80 15 0660

12510 001 14 0, (4

To~ct a .

STATEMENT B.

Prize Money Paid (including Trophies) in connection with 55h Annua

Show, August, 1910.

CLASS PRIZES.

Associatil

IHor~es .. 78i5t5 8Cattle 422 3.Sheep, .; 18

Swine. .. 02

Wiuc- . . . 17 0iFatri nt ad lh r~ **I 87 1'.)Api ulture .) ..

One F~arm Ehibits I 220 0

Shoolj . :lWorcfli. \\;orli 41 II)Le~alherie . 9 9Carriages *. .IMilitr and P'olice 78 15 lHorticultue . t . 5(Young Judgea .. I 3 3'ood Cho, ~ . 25 10~~'eght IK:iniati ng I

I--£1l 2065i 5

Si~caI. I r,p~incsSl~ecitl~. alLL(l at-

,n. l)u.4t ionlS

6 102~ 7 0

II 7 7i 0

36 1 It)

15i 15 0

o 110

0 3) 3 (1

014! B(

100 11 U 1 0 0

10 10 0 4 14i 6

I 11 6JI c 11 c

1110

5 5r (1

(410 I U 10

440 u itc I

1 utal.

1031r 7

I ,

ii IU

12j 1

11

4a!3 11;

4'

STATEfIENT C.

LIST Or PRIZE DONORS 1910 SHOW.l~ Ex.'ellci, (lie Governor General . 10 0 0Il I. cc ll .'.i. v die G;~jurii, ofI Queeis-

land~ (trohy .. ..1ribie N~~,s ~pati Cu,, Ld (trophy 25 0 0brisbane Iramny.ys C., Ltd. 20 0 0

I.. . . .. 20 0 0

Ii rs' C'. II .irv .. . . IS15 0

AI~ &Strk .. .. .. 10 10 0

!.l. V. liirtlcr & So,,, Juie . . .. 111

~t at ,,i', t. A x. . . . ) 10 01M noel, I. ..II .. . .I 1 0

M.: 'ied, t... .. .. 0

.i'rld.o I-tate, . rta. C. I td 0

il.,:,k ~ ~ ~ .of .\irl',5 0fl.Ui~ of NSsa Sonuth \,.ules . . 0l...: of Nirtli Quenbslid ILtd. . 0

hr' an G'.C'... . 0ilr ~C.. t.. ... 0llso' 3rs . ... 5 5 0

like, 1. .. . . . S S (I

I .i,.'t &C'.. Ld . .. 0Isit, (o, . *.. 5 5 0

IFt.~i~ v, V.'. . . . ~ . 0

.erw.,dhair Co .. 5 5 0

it & Itbo . . .. . . 5 0

5 5 0t ~,.ilad ai,,i.l auk . 5 0

td. ... . 5 5 fiNy ,ey ail .... 5 60

I ~ railiNespaer o. . . . 5 5 0

'I .. n otir o ra' . . 5 5 0I

Batk .\staliu . .5 5 0

tat~inrt & C',, ( tohy) . . 4 I

ii~ l & Irod. Ltd. ':' 3 0'ii, bel Sii.. J une. . .. ' 3 0

fbi,.ug~ jeelley (i. .. . 3 3 0'tincial liion Assurance Co . 3 0

Ifui elI C. i.... .3 3 01)4(1 Ilenilersin & Ci). 3 3 0

1;ur'!luur & Sons, O)wen . 3 2

(jib!.,, IBriyht & C. . . .. S a11111, Mrs Lunuley .. .. 3 3 0

1,k,'r, Chapman & Co. (trophy) .. 3 3Ma.artuyF.H. .. . 3 3Nlt lrI,...I (rph). . 53

Mi.,el~'.. . . . . 3 3M~urras' &: laer' .. .1New tealand Itsurance Co. d 3

lekti.& o.. . , 3 3lirylr.,.,Ld.. . . 3 3

Qneen.laiid ''l)ily ail,'' Ltd. 3 3R,~~ I. .. ,.. 3 3

Ril & Ci., Ltd.. Rober .1 3Krelitr''. 1rlrcotu C, Ltd. 3. 3Strmed, Ltd. , .. . 3 3'rylir I'.'ttes Co., Ltd. . . . 3 3lhon.,, )1IIi. I.ea is, .L.C. . . 3 3I I iited Inurauice Co., Ltd.. .. 3 3

Warv G L.. .. . 3 3Webtr, Iavid .. .. . 3 3/.oellr. Crl ~ Co. (tephy,Antrliauii K.lk, Ltd. .. . . 2Bayard & Co. . .. . 2 2Brace, W'izlle Blyth & Cu. '

Butrler, I ilwrd &e Sns . ... 2 2Bler Uris .. . ... . 22

Daie, . .. .. . .

ha,1,iu.r . . .. . 2 2I )ntili01 Rubbr C. . . .. 2 2Eavs, S. 1. (triiphy) .. .

Fis, 5. .. .. .. 2 2

Free, bNhn .. .. .. 2 2

GaL~uII;crI N' C'. . . . .. 2 '2G;rict, j. endry (rophy) .. .

Ililnues,, '. .. . .22

hltue . .. . . . . 2Irvin~, i. Wa shin~ton, M.R.C.V.S.L. .. 2 2

baiinA.R.. '. 2 2fi~ns., ~Sos .. 22Lv'..u~l~s, Itd . . . . . 2 2

N~rr 1. . . . . .. 2 2Meeck, 1)r., R. A. .. .

Mi ,rrr,,s' 1.td ..... 2 2M'j),iiii Lst. .. 2 2

tISh I. . .. . .. 2 2

I'ail .. C~.uv Lt. .. .. 2 2

S~hi , C. . . . . 2 2St'p ii ... . .. 22

Stewart, IJ;uws~~n & Co. (trophy) .. 2 2Stie J .I oi. r . . . 2 2

Sti. & Ratisa ... . 2 21\\V.uvr & Cttii. . .. 2 2

~VeIt& C. ,l~d, ~. H.. ., 2 2Wilsiti ,&CoI., B. C', . .. 2 2

Nisin.F. . (penordr) . . . 2 0Qiteeslaid Ileekeepers' Asgociation . 10

;~,rd. i (',Ie (trop . . . . 1 5

Aspinall, Mrs. . .. .

Bals Ms. . . . . 1 1Bar, I . .. . . .. 1 1

Ciipinutr,, James . . .. I ICully. D. ': ... 1 1

Cutus, I. . .. . . 1I)avr', hlall~iday Co., Ltd. (trophy) .. 1 1

Ilnly.F . .. .. 1 1

LISa' OF PR IZE I)ONO S.-C' nt Iinu c.

Donovan, T. F.Dunlea, R.

Edwards, Dunlop & Co. (trophy)Escenhagen, E.Federal Carriage Co.Colln, W. A..Gorrie, A.Gough &i Son, G. -(rphy)Hall, H. .llardane, rs. JohnHays, Alderman J. A.Heaslop & Co., Ltd., ThomasIsles, tEove & Co.Laycock, Littleike &r Co..Hetheringtn, Alderman T., Mayor

Brisban.akay~ & Co., D). (rphy)

Mezies, .MI. MMcCook. . R.lcC~uffie &( Co., W. A.Mcr~hn, '..Norich Un1ion) Assurance Co.O'Connor, I)imi

O'Connor, J.uc D.

P'arker, Wi.Pole & Co. 11.Powr, ;. ....

'ursell &: Co., A. .Raine, R. .

Rice &: Fo leyRobrt, Mirs. M.Savde , Aldierman G. A., MIayor

Southr lribreSith & laterson (trophy)Spakes, .

~Irlingtn, r. *T

lIoddr~n, I. (rpy

iihrl F C ~trohi))

STATEMENT D.

Comparative Statement from I 89 to I 910.

I~,oat inis~er Prizes P~id towards

I'rmies Paidl

274 II II 1741191 3 4) 171

Intrnati lanai83

412443l4480439)

48449)2

10211

Entry Fees mesSubscriplt ions

11 (110i (5

Year.

3:13

3(5

649

44

1487i2438~2000

*Jubilee Yer.

(;a tea

I 81)1

Ix!)3

1894H

1893O1496l

1M174

1898)(

18',19S190(J

ri 90

84)7i

i 199

472!

1527

19B

77993r

2038H2091i

1422'2201I2296C2241832t243723~530633782L39(1c432)),7488~4633

Judges and Council Stewards, 1910.

Section 1.-HORSES.COUSCIL ST-WARI)S:

E. Bayne, Licut-Col. James Irving,MR.C.V'.S.L., and C. R. Pick-orth.

JU'D(ES :

Bloods. Stud P-onier. Cobs, and M'iacel-lanous Vores . W'hit, Mierton

P~raught- . I). Ro\\ an, Wcrribe.V'ictori.

Jumpr -A. M2. W'hit, olivi,

Section 2.--CATTLE.

Ilf Bret ( antl Fa t Cat te i. Cup-

I )tir\ rlt (I W\ . J. Afiie k and C.

Be~f Brcrl t . J . Si lit pon , Itan iito~n, \j ctora~.

II.- !~-1 It. Smith, Seve~n ill,

l iling Shorhorn J. 'I'. Cole, (;un-

Lin amn t'il, Shrthor-4, toten,an(I I)xter-Ic tri s -I . lole~l1i~cI It ill., C)ueei'l~Ianld.

\IRing T-tr\. \. \Viltc, r-ae

Section 3.-SH E EP.

(lonald.

p' Fhcl-I. Enetl~r, ~ribaneSection 4.-COATS.

('uUc~IlS''I*A\ARI): John Mat.

1 I )( ; I': J I )eB1. Iiorlal, ri bac.

SEton 5.-SWNE.

Section 6.-DOCS.

JI I)GE .: C. Court Rice, Sdny.

Section .- POULTRY.COU:NCIL STEWAD: J. Hiron.

JUI)GES:Poultrv WM. T. W'riht, Melbourne.l'igeon- . 'I. W~riht, Mlourne.Carnaries F. H. llamlson, Brisbane.

Section 8.-WOOL.CONSCIL STEWAD: P. Frankel.

No Competition.Section 9.--WINES.

COUNCL S'I'IKI ARI) : P. Frankel.JI )(: E . R. (;o(heh, Sdne.

Section 10.-FARM and DAIRY.COUN C IL STEWA :2 t) :) J. 1Iiron.

Buttr Il. Wil-on , Sy dny~.B~acocn and Chce~u -\. II. V~agg,

I ri-I) a ii (

.\1i t); hr Set in~ . See, Sdney;

Nevill, rihane.Section 11.-APICULTURE.

Section 1.-HORTICULTURE.COUNSCl. STEWA:M't) : J. A. Ilae'.

H-oral \COr rs raham tart,

F-lowr -- J. F. Biley and G. \at-kin . ~rnshane.

P'ot P~lati J. F'. Ba;ite!, Brisban.Fruit a\nd eetab~e~ C. II os,

\\e-)5tbrook() anIld W Soutter,~ Brj-

Section 13.-PSCICULTURE.

No Comptition.Section 14.-DSTRICTS COLLEC-

TION OF EXHIBITS.

P'. '. Berry and J. Re(it.No Cometition.

SectIon 1a.-ONEFRM EXHIBITSC'oUNC:IL sTIKW:MARIS:

I'. TI. B crrv aiul J . Rid.

R. S'. Nvilt, ~ribaii j Sre, Sd-

M I renti e, Sidga~c.

Section 1.5.-FINE ARTS.COUSCIL S1'IK'AARI) : J. . t-laes.JI)E: A. C. Sltrnrh. I3ri.bane.

Section 1.-MUSIAL INSTRU-MENTS.

COUINCIL STIKWAR.L\I) J. . Ilac'.

ri-ane.Section 17.-ARTISANS.

Section 18.-SCHOOLS.

Ina~,,v an I itt. hra~ ri -bane

sec'icn 1.-TECHNICAL SCHOOLSCC(IC L S'I'IKWAIZI) : l'. Frnkl.

No Comp~cttition.Section 20.--WOMEN'S INDUSTRIES

SectIon 21.-FURNITURE.

Section 2.-JEWELLERY, CLOCKS,WATCHES. ETC.

No (111CC llt it CCC.

Section 23.-PAPER, PRINTING,TATIOERY, ETC.

No ('cm li[~titiiifl

Section 2.-TEXTILE FABRICS,and LEATHER GOODS,

Saddlory and Harness.

J. NI.ct I~ilarkI i. IIrlnc~ HI~dICCH,Caedide .N. iki. r.

SdtcI(IcIV alt~ll ll'''1 2 J. Ni1. I hark;-

Seotlon 2.-DOMESTIC MACHINES

Seotlon 1.--CARRIAES, CARTS,ETC.

COU'NCIL S'I'IK~ARI): I'. I; rankiel.No Competition.

Section 27.-MOTORS, BICYCLES,ETC.

COUNSCIL SEWAR I) P. Frnkl.No Corn t itiff.

Section 28.--FOOD and DRINKS.COUCIL STIKWARI)I) J. .. Ilave'-

Section 29. TOBACCO, CIGARS,and CIGARETTES.

J ( I)( II'. \\. Suotte~r. Bri-.biIce.

Section 20.-HEMISTRY, ETC.

Ecicn 31.-AGRICULTURE andARBORICULTURE.

Section 32.-POTTERY and GLASS.

Section 33.-H EATI NG andCOOKING APPARATUS.

Section 34.-CUTLERY and IRON-MONGERY, ETC.

Section 35.-ELECTRICITY.

Section 36.-GAS and LIGHTING.

SectIon 37-40.-MACHINERY.

WOOD CHOPPING CONTESTS.

MILITARY and POLICE TOURNA-MENT.

I~i1 lII co. I. (.. t'hattti, lOi~Ut-C)!.C. J. RlXcl(C, l.ie~ut.-CoI. VI'. I

hur\ . In i!,wt(Ir I. Short ( Queen'--

STATEMENT 0! iREORY TERRACEPROPERTY ACCOUNT.

IeXPNDITUR.

Purchase MoneyLntr.-t on ~alance of 'urchase Mloney £2f:.3)O from

1-st Januar , 191),I to 20ith \ugut,11)Solicitor' Fee~cStamp I)utyIn ~uranceRt, City CounuilRepyairs

4500 0 0

9,4 12L 614 10 0

2' 10 0

070

£f4609i' 14 9)

Rent of 1'addo kRent of 1iue

RCIPTS.

4 12 019) 9)

24 1 0

£405 3

RAND STAND ACCOUNT.

XPeNDIUR.

Cost in Books at 1t January, 190Grand Stand Furniture and Clock

0566 0 02104 9 6

R~CIPTS.

Gate Rieceipts and Larines (Show~ ''imne). 421 6Blar Privilege I Show T'im) 0)). 0i 0Catring Privilege (Show ''irne) 25. 0~ 0Sundry Recits durig X'ear 107 lo 10 (J

9 6

STAT!M!NT of RIECEIPTS anl

G;ate k~cce ipt 46;3 144 e~ml)cr~ Suh ript ions 200 2Spa ec C~hargh, 922 1l ntr PI- cc . ?(7.i

l~ntr F cc. for 19,11, B~uttr C~omjn~ition .II0G;ruundl R~ccci1)h... .. . 5P'riilege ~ . . . .. . 6i20 12 0I'-z I )nnationl- (ecluing I~roph ie~ ) 56\'siht IKti;tiig- . . .. . isSunr Rciit . . . . 76; 16 U(crn Iflr5io oni Sales . . . S) 2Revnue fromi I 'rl~ert ... 2 1 IB~3aance PCt t! C-h inl hand 1-t Jan..

lanld, i ~t Janur, 1010 . .(r . 16 11 ilo,7i44 17 4t

£10i,744 17

IOIIN A4. IAYIS, hlonrary Treasurci.

CHIAR~lES A. ARVIIK. Secretary.

EXPENDITURE, ot 31st December, 1910.

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52 1 tt C

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I'li,i l Rate-. 88 18 U

hir1 tif I U ElltuEc 26 18 9

\t titrv and Cleani i in c Rate. 14 7 4

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I \ iang. .. 4 I i

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I-aiiincd anid fuid t~urret t this thirdl day of January, 1911.

NATIONA~L8th to lIjd

CHAMPIONS cj

HO RSES.AWARDS

BLOODS azd DRAUGHTS.

~lood StllinMnrc

I)raught tallion

Stall ionM~re

St Ijon

MIare

Lady's Hack

'()I1N(I Il'NI)ONALD J

PONIES.N' ~cSINE'S CHOICE '' I-I.

'TIdSY " li

HACK.

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f'enti' tnt

I errics St., To t

( 'ottchin (Ch cini

CATTLE.

Shorthorn ~ull('owV

Hereford Bull

BEE.DUKE~r of PEA.IFORT rd'Z)IN(' l>N; 1'I (1S '

,, Cow IOADR

Ayrshire Bull*Cow

Jersey BullCow

Shorthorn Bull('ow

Illawarra llCow

Capion ~ullock

DAIRY." SENSTIO N

I-I. ~rokesBiurgess ~ros.

J. I-. MicCnnel

J. 'V, I'atenS. Htdine',E. lIurton\V. J. AftleckA. takoleA\ Ctttke

( \\T SmithXV. Rudd

FAT CATTLE.

Mloore ~ros.

CIanning I )ownselles Lie

(.ressbrok

XVanraiso trth

rLut)Iterg

'hristnas (rte

U ooreri

SWIyNE.IMPROVED) BE;RKSHRES.

* ' N ASTEI{ lI EC ' 'el'sitl tar Insanie, (;c~njdiaSIIYI.~tY "Hospmtal jar Insane, L;aodiia

YoRKSH I's.WY. . WYarburt~n N'orthgateX. J. Warbourton North~ae

Aigriultural and IndusrialAssociation of ueenslan.AUGUST, 1910.

QUEENJSLAND.

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HORSES

CATTLEDOGS

WINES

leports,SHOW.

- - - Mr. ERNEST BAYNES

- - - Mr. H. N. LEACH

- - - Mr. C. COUNT RICE

- - - Mr. V. R, GOSCHE

The 1910 SHOW.

HORSES.By ERNEST BAYNES.

llIe g( )odl seas( ))s \itl wichl Queesland has been1)1C55Ctl tor thle lat few yecars was relectetl inl thle live stockclii Iitl at oi r Ai lal Lll )iti( n last August, and inl yoIlnilic, basedl oni anl exerienice o.f ove\ r 20 years as a Stewardinl thle I l( rse Sctini, 1 thlink I am safe i sayinlg the horsesas aL l( 4 are tea lily 1imroing, thioughi in some of our iiiostimpol)rtant classes, I regret to say thle quality was not up tothie tan(lard of forijier \'ear. [L refer ciefly to thle

} M () ) 1( H)IK S where thle differece was mocst miarkedail a-s (.I1';"" Uipre ith I 'cres jike " Mursket,'' 'ladurlad,

A' rcliie, ' Antars, ' 'Palmer, ' ' aureate, " ' Reu gny,"Thmlll r~l , '' ugjlmee ' ' and ' Elec-ted,'' the orses sown this

er sifered co~IIIarlsoll. '' Deani Park '' (by Cardiganl fromI adv! I lrriet) thle In rse tat secred st P'rize and Chan~pionis a1 vry hi me taII) of a1 In rse am It jlioli I get go dc usefulstock. AnIncll te ounlg hores 'lIaseline'' by ''DeanPark'' fromI 'ighi Lady'' was easily first.

In the class for lood Mars, ''lads'\ Woodlawn'' (by''Gr~fton'') fromll II'ime Coutess'')) tood1 out b3y erself andwas a warled thle Chmlampioii 5hi1)..

HEAVY DRAI(HTS.--Tlie co(m~etition in these Classeswas excellei'-, including as jt did h~rses fromt New SouthWales, ict~ria and New Z alan~d, and any short comingsinl theC Blood~ Hores was madte up in t~is Section. In theAged Stalllionl C lass '1 Younllg Dllonclah '' for the tird x'earifl siccsio, andi for four x'ers inl all, swe~t thle lon rsinl the~ I leavv ('lyds~tl~le C lass he is onei o~f the Ilic~ler~istyle o~f ('lvdlesdale, posrsesinlg plemtv of ize, bone andacti t ;Iit for sttle andc acti(Jni l~eat mny of the lighthanress ~In rses sn w . Alm~ 'mm g tl i ( iunllg Stllli m is were( lts tI it will umml lul elv fur ishi in to, magnificent orses,clerly sIn wing W ct great atteiti mn is now beiig given totis~ etreimelv useful stck. 'Yuglunoml' gisct ~red in thle Fnilv G;roupi, anl ais nocthling p)c\rovs 50 wellwhat a lm ~rse is as his (lecemulaltS, the stock of ''Young[)unlocc~n~d' are provilng the \alue of their sire. For Mares

3 years and ver, the first Irize anti Clam~ion was won by''Princess Royal," a handsome mare showing great bone andsulstance. Inl the Siiffolks, we sad1i' miss M\r. A. J. (Aottoflwho -a g~rugt some excellent exi~its into the rig.'[hle show, inl U us ( lass was dlisap ,in bng, aI it is too beregrtte. I as tlic' a IT as a typle \ cry. iuiarketab~le and iii miuch

'I'~l'ILS. n tmg hasn , be 'rue o~lle o.ic cf thle

coniiiiueiit'tl b r ca;trinlg for thlis ( lass~ a; c.las whlichl giv-esus urhe lgh hanes i r~s. I InghL~lt hcre reiiiirk th~t

all thle lict ters iii the \ a iits ll flc~it s t i inst I~ ii ri\ Cli i

lliec laiss lro~ttiiig intri Itcedtl liv ii arll thle llcrlpizes fcdl~rit I i\ e I iei U Iin eaC~li isI f I iill g thie I estIrctt~rs iii thec ('onil ,i iwuall th~~~i dl, 'url grl 11111, \.i/. 'L)Idil

'\'alor'' andl( 'Ptrick (;.,'' andiiii~ ie~lcr is (tlr firt-claiss

ti k I~kl I h rses i11\ i'cl eigrec.I 'r It tin g St~ck is atllowe dto coiuilete iii thle Stutit (lasses a fea.tire ilnicl1 apreciaictedby breeers.

In thie Staili nii ('laiss tlie h rst all 1(ci ianlhIi(Jli In non rs1. werecrried off by\ ''lobe Ec I:~I' wthi ' L)lai\ ii an ilkes'' sec idt.

'lie tro~ttiiur maires tis \ea~r were sjlelctll( andll fit to,

awar led tc ~lwii iklc I lells ' a I iigl i claiss niiare byL Al A Ix\

'( A('IL St hi 'iigli fe , wecre g ~ 1~ ~., iut e are

typle ('I ~cers.

IIAC l(l INF\S. (dulyt~ tree Stllns 'eeslwl l

shipl xv;is ~uxx'lrtl l'i I I. I~ikiil's "lrix'\''a ligif ci

rilarc li '! "liuig ill.

Miss~ 1'. J~( 11's Lix'! gl hllig ' .\kbi,''r ar -.tyhisii weh-tu1uiun'reul~11(1 e , e('ir~l thre p~rizc foi (liillllu I lack, whlile Mlr. Elriist

Baynes' "Com~et" again won the G;overnor's Cup for bestsingle harness horse.

S\DLIE AND~ hARESS PONIESC were exceptionallygoo~i thot~cse iii harness meceting with the Judge's warm ap-pri \x a, M\r. Win e's four-ii-handic pon teami being geatly;utliiredl andlt thie taiiclcmiis ( f D-r. Mleek and Dr. TBooker werer'Iiite i' p h ti i mrk.

Iliec Jumnig as usual was qurite up to (~i U~ ighi stand-ard, bthi inl the [hinltingf Conltersts i)1(I te Highi Julni),, twoorses ticinig at Oft. Ojuls. in thle latter c~c mtst.

I~ere is o~ne sect~on o~f on r Iin rse cdtal( iue thiat dloes notrcie thie con~lsu cm t ii~ in mI the Mlerch1nts it 51101111-Irefer to, the ('lasses f r L)rav, Vaiil aIllh L irry horses. If wec( nlit I oiii get thre owneiirs of these hocrse-s ti, take an1 interestinl t ii i~ ~-c t ii , I f'el sure tey ~, ii Iirses and owners,wi ntl hecr li t.

li )is is thle see'ilt m yar o~f ( >e\ eminenit 'eterinarv Ex-aifhia~ttlii (if Stallii 'i-, aiinl it can1 no(w lie lookedl uicii a15

to see thant it is fior th~ir god~, anth if thieir hocrses arc freefromll hered'itary nus iiii(11nessC they? have\. Iiothing to fear rIi is, 1 ni t al1l ti g iil, as te ( ert iiiate i icy rc~ce\ e is f, great

\ln~e i~cIlalc scrslllt ss~ thewl -oli n rthiiig. I.~ci (\ rinlt

-liii mu i~ tak~ e sp I ee that uenslan ii~~s ntl rilde tuemu~i ii i i i iii ci h , iii s N~i i'i Sali ii ii i -1i i iiiiu

zII\ eiclluht \ct iei\ citifo-at ilie the hir~e i-s1'1~1v aliicml

ntiic~e of Iiiire Inreedcrs, iz. tu reklesslilis wax o brnd Singcni'm'1;- Jlehr ands usi~t llled and very otenail ul-o

lte plelai ,,.c,ttn arkes -1I jut, oorrk ~e~lititexatie of th ima Ilrc ' riiric ;te li in tie evs iif aexi rter

Dairy Cattle at the Show.By H. N. LEACH.

Ilie gr'eat dl\eveh ime l it winchl has takeni lace inl thle(lirvinig iiils~trv (Iunrli tle j~ast few ye~rs was reflected inthle ilkinlg h.reedls i if cattle exi~ited at [ie National Exinbi-

tiojil,! of190.- thle lirev.iots y.ear s wulers stillmarintained their pride i~f placc, It there wais keener ci mn!-p'etitiii all roundit, alil e\'eii iflne well esalished~ c.ILIinpuliihad to, trike ti iir ci iii inrs hi, ew a s~irilits fr hioi iirs nIQuleenlsland.,11 In n ne 4~ the Prifcil~al classes was there thle''One inl it and thle rest Iii whiere ' wichi has soiletimles lieenlthle case at l~reviolis slin ws. Th'lis better relreseitatii in waisdue to- two, separate causes. 'lie first was tat with thlespreat l of (lairvi~g highi cliass cattle hiae ~ecome miore souightafter, anti ci msequentlv nu Iiire v aluab~le. Te fanner hasbeguni tor 1 ok for c iws that will give h~im 1,10o a y'ear forcremi, iuisteatl o~f £t6 or £zl as the cost of keeinglb antl work-in g a1 pli' Iirt hen i a] )i it tIie samlle as hland-ling a g 1(1 01 uI.T~e m sc,t a( h ai ce( farmlers inl Quee slnd, and til ic nwarri\als from i ct ria , New South WZaes . Southi Austaliaand New Zealandt hia \e all I ielpecl iii f rwar hu g tI iat p1-a ctica I

viw f laryii. I ice reslt hi as 1icen tha;t s ci very: high~

ad 5 une o cf themnl cucinp~ted t thle SIniw. Theli sco,i aii'lml oie respec~ im ire iIil ~rt amit, fc b r was thle ecelleii tmlaner inl wichl siune cf til i c im ig stck bred inl the Statehlae leveb iped.tl It a fh red Ir c 4 v iitiv.e th;t ti ic climatic

tlex loiiient cif huigh claiss dirx catltl.

Ihlie iiiipirtaiic~ o~f havl\ing good,( dairy. stok will b~e b.estrcogiirised whenr thet to~tal iulwcr oIf .cows beig Iiiilked'~ inl

Austaliais tkei imio cinsmlerai in Th latest fig'urespubhisiet I 1 v thle lie lral Staltiticanll give thle f dh owimig asthle diry ci iws inl each State:-

New So~uthl W2ales . . . . 73i\'icti iria .. .. .. 609),1 6Q ueemslamiitl I . . . . .South Australia~ .. ..

Westerni Ausralia~ . . . ; 22~lIasnamia . . . 09 I o~)~

Since the compilation of those figures (December 190)there has ~een a very big increase in Queensland, and thereare now nearly 40,000 CoWS b~eing hlanled byr dairymen inthe State. Tlhe value of highi class stock will be readtilyrect gised when viewing figuires in te bulk. Tlo increasc

te welthl if thle Dairymn i of Qucelslami ov er £30,000

per annumII, a v.ery s1till atia su. Whlen breeig for anzy1 ljct it Ita s to, be rexteiti I )retll that ti te I Hill is hialf thle lier ,

aii~ I if ti tat is a1 well-lred amiiiia 1 sI mwim g mlilky. quahlitv thlereslt will ge trallv Ie f mm 11(1 inl g iii I 1ro~iitable heifers.lInt s thec Sni w is a1 c iiilb ipani ggrIII 1(1 a iid1 testingb grounld,

n"i it kep't inl v iew~ by t lie a hi ~li( a t irs iii ti us sectioii is in-varialy nillk 1)ro( lu ctu t( igetl er withi prirty of typle.

Ihe Juge of thle Arshilres was Mlr. T'. A. rant, thlewell-ki twn 'it n I rci r, alt m after com 1 le~1t iii g ilab iurs lie renilarke, '1 lia e bred a grcood few c:I;litiioiisiii itty. tiiie, hurt wer hav\e mutl~ing fuierT inl the Soutlerit Statestitan til te ick of t le aitlils~ hiere tIi- la.'' NI r-. S. i-linesof lrtlei~w. near 1'ittw ~rt, hias (hring thle past few y ears

Stte, ai lt inl thle t iii ale class~es lie was Ii ig lv sccesful,secu ring c taiiipii iiil, reserveC ci ta inl)i( ni, six first a tid twi econdl

ribn.I is c ow "Aur~ra'' by 'Jatiiie o~f ()akbauik el

hi~nlle o~f I ir 1rel .A rtiiii i u t at lien I iet ''Annra''sowed qua;lity' ndl utility. pin'ts iii sch a mairked degree~that the j uhe hiat I no tsita ti l ul in ii kii ig hlis awan . Ilherescr\ e c.1Ita (Iupi ii v5thet -iitelC ownersTl~ Jaiiitv o~f ('o lan11-gatta'' liv 'Jatiiie iif ()akhanuk'' iimit o~f "Janrit' of Oakbaiik''au~tler illutation o~f thle stronglj imfusioii ii lIie O)akhankl1)11)11(1 inl time- NI rtle iew hecr. Vi er tstcesiu Ir

shocw, o~ice witlt '"lorrie'' uiit e wthi "Jaiii~tv' aiti: ticewith i ' Ai nira. ' 'Ii time heif~rs exliih ite I lie lma I alsi, scn

thle Ay'rsiire c w c-lass was~ 'Pretty P d'', thec c i~w wi ic~ha1 fw t~liltltss prev.iously hiad beeni 1 d~ced~ ('Ilttpiil aIt the

a Iettr appelrance t Sontle fultur sho(w. (ialtt wtl Agri-cullt iirall (' dlletie xiited flie feitales, g dH t ility typle

(o~cW -,! 1Sctcitl Jock froitt "Anie ' wiichi1 was lIredl tthe~ ( 'ollege. '1lie dlay 1 inefi re die- Shw su;le gaver irthi totw;in calves, andi, of course, was not in her best shlowingr

condition, but her milking capacity and type were undeni-ably good.

The Ayrshire bulls were a highly serviceable lot, butthere was a marked contrast between some of the animalshere, another illustraioni of thle tendlency to dleelopl two sep-arate ty pes o~f Avrsirs . At the two preiouis s~ows Mr. S.Holmes' ''Robin of ('oolangatta'' was champion, but thisyear he had to give place to a youger animlal, Mr. J. W.Paten's ''Sensation.'' Ihis hull was bred at Gatto~n Agri-cultural 0 lle~e. anid is hy thle im l~ rted ' "Seculati( i)' i ot

intestinal sp~ace he is p~articlrly gcod in te hind quarters,

to take sccr l lace, al MIr. H. NI. h~art's ' '\\rren o~fCoolngatta ' was atwrdled thle third priz. '[hie last nanedis lo~ger boiedl and more ro but in c in~stit t jo )n ti i ai m IcStof te Australian lrel A rslires. lI-e tendls mri re to, thiNew Zelan1 tvnie anocl iia tillv\ oloes not fill thec ev e o~f theictorian or New S( i thl Wlales j nlge 5(i well as th~e fauinili r

(olagatta , ( den Elgini or Onki ~;lk typIe. NeverTthlessC lie

to stregthen the ('onlstititi l o somle o~f thie erds were theclree huig is fo~lb \iwin g lose lii s.

Some o~f the clecision s in thle groin p cla~sses ca uie in 6ocomient henl juioges aviMl exibitorTs met the 6 lowinig dla,and thre ill, as a1 ('onsedlln ce, h~riihiah~lly he a1 Iliir din~~li-

sati sfa ctiici .

J ersex's hv~e provedt attrctiv e to mainy o~f our leaclingbrcee' rs inl Qumenslai(l I a ri this oli\ isic n f ir some 'ea rs pa;Sthav'e bceen theC stronest inl re~grl tti qii;lit at thu& Nati ton

tci he eiilnl to ix nlting in Arstralii. Thei first class to comlelw (.rc the Jud~e was for cows .t ye~rs I d aril over, inl milk,~; r il I tIucni l1 :omi etitOrs were a very g 'odc lot im c~c . h

''Magmre: '~ Boy") from ''Meadow Queen'' andt bred by r.'Xlfredf (;orri. (if risbanie. 1/sv'rinti s ecls

''Goldizu ly'' on yr secured third prize to Mr. P. J. O'Sea's"'Flra X\' ai~r ud M. Buirton's ''Cristma s Belle'' bothi ofwich ~ihe hlefeae~ 1 'in tim~e. ''Goldlen Lily'' is a beautifullyprop~rti'ne I aniun;'l andi true to type rigt through.

M~r. E. Bulrton's cow ''Pussy's Pridle" had to take secondan.;r Jr Mr. . J. O'Sea's "Flora XV" which was chain-

v!On last xt'ar, third.

In the dry cow class was the imported cow "ChristmasBelle" which was champion in 197, and she was winnerfrom another fine lot. Te heifers were also very go~od, andspcakiig of te two-year-l s, thle judge rearked ''tey weret~e b~est I hiae ev.er seen tgeter as mnilk prodltcers." Whenthle chia mi insliips were dlecide, howeer, the cows in milkhiad t~i hc aiva t a n 1 'li~ "(oh ku I v' carrie] il f thle c )vetedribbon~i, withi Pussy'! s Prile'' in resr e. Amnrgst te hullsthec contest lax' betweenl two ni po~rrted aiials, b~othi of whichhadl previou sly won ch amp ion ships' ini risbanre, Mr. E. Bu r-ton's Kinlg Lear'' andl Mr. J. Siiiarnoii s ''Alfrist ~n Duke;''thle awards going as th~e are place. Soe of the y oungerbulls are vry promrising~ aldi it is Iii )unlikely tat thle presentch~aniz':r s x ill be siierse l ;iat thle Exi~ition.

I l~ie shrth~i i i- t liet meii Iree 1 ( 1f rattle th t hias (level-

gcttiui a'.xav nh)iII tle p~ariclar kinds at wiichI thley itedtoai.i a the( h~el Ireeds thcre are thle Batesc, Boo~thi aid

('mri k.:;ha'ik tynesc, ail ill t~ie (lairx I~reels thecre are therii:a sin, i~)rthuiic, Illwarra~ alinl Lincon111 Rd. Wi;th the

a (Ihieticr ni f timei before it ceaes~ to, eist.

Iii thle in ilkii g sh1orthorn Is thle 1 iii n irsT wet in aiulx' to

IIi -; ci lxv 'lie'' -;cirem thle resere nih , ~it I~ci I eatinigNI i'.A?. P'ikl 's 'Fax' n rite II'' a in Nestle (condesedl Milk(' iiipan '!'-; ''IInpres''~ hich l ere :('iiaiiijl)nii~ and1( reerve

clia~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~ 1 ii!)(iiiep-i lylit\er IIehlls~ were a1 stn mgerclass~ thanir at the ve nc\iliis shocw alill M r. Alfredt ('imoke's"Prectim ii'' xvich secirl d ('Iiamj~iouil hoours sowed e-

cellcilt ddiv iii clit',, w~ile Mlr. F;. lRrow's "Comeiit'' andc the(jt ti gr cult Ii ma (X lleg's ''I uike o~f tm l'', seen rell seconldaii I tiir( I to I ii iiitegelIil class. i'hme reser e c-hami-p'ion nil ml n, however, wet tim thle Nestle 0 mmpllan\'s 5 'Roy~alStadard'' a thre year oldl tat has~ een x'ery suiccessfulin thle slin w rio g. 13m tl in1 numblller anl quality of exhibitsinl tis (liisiolli tere was a goo1 adv~ance on thle preiousshow. ihe Juge, Mr. J. T. Tcle of (iudagai, N.S.W.,conlinientel very faourably on the group, classes ad alsoth-e chapio nl anials.

ILLAWAKRRS.

ihe aged classes in the Illawarra Division were generallybetter thanI the youger aimals Ironise to be, and the win-

ners and some of the others showed fine milky character-istics right th-rough. That was the qulity the Judge, Mr.H. Fredericks, kept always to the front. Of the championcow Mr. W. Ruldd's ''Vel et," he said, she was as good a cowof the tvlI'e as he h~ad- ever seen. The Nestle (compilay's K~~teKearne" secured the reserve ribbon, and taken all round thefemales were o~f a, good commercial typ~e. Thle bulls also hadmilking 1)oifts hig~ly develo~e, hut inl se erl there was amanifest tendency to lack 1)th length and lhreadthl in thequarters, withiout 1)thi of wich there cannot l~e roomi foramplle ~ilk vessels. Iec~munhi)wn oM.6 VSmit's ' Nockullan);ldi, ' withi Mr. 3. A. I ong '5 "('laren ceI'' as reser e. Ai Ilnller o~f settlers from1 the cos.tal (listrictso~f New Soth \Vales hav\e settle I in Queenslanoi (lrinig thlepast year o~r two, and as many o~f them are using thle Illawrrab-reedl thcre will frl~allv he inl re c( )Inptitionl inl these classesat futre Shows.

'lure were seeral exhiits o~f icoln Redl, H( dtinsand Dexter-K~erries, all by! thle Quleenlsland~ AgriclturalCollege, and for e( Inca ti( nal lptlrposes mlore thanl complleti-tion .

'l'lie Iinan agemn ti of the I ilkin g lest was excelleit n dthe cows co~lillet ig were worthy! relresetatives ' f thle State.l Iere were I: c( testaits, inl(iig 4F !~Tier!e, 2 gdeJ ersev:s, I shi ~rthrn , ; Iawa rris, Avrslire and1~ 2 graeAvrsires. Te c( )W vil( mg thle greatest quantity o~f butterfat was Mlr. J. ( ). hla l n's ' 'ste~r ' a gr;(Ie- Jrsey!, wlichyielded o611 ,s. 3 ( zs. o~f mlilk inl 48 lon rs , giving 4.02 ls. of

com ercal ht fr. s she hiad been ii 7 days in ilk ana11 wanlce o~f I - .40 p( in ts f r lact~ti ~n was nab wel. Th lesc(1itl pr'ize winer was Mlr. S. !loles rrradle Avrsliire'';iLady cf M~Vrtle\ jw'' wich~ gave Iilbs. 5(zs. o~f Iiiilk,givinlg 467ib~S. of comlercial buttr. Hav in oiilx',11 caled15 (lax's I'r('i( sly se wais Iiit etitle I to, lctit i ~n pcii its.

11w~i samell cocws were all1 en crec I f r thle c( )w viel( ho gthe largest ol~itt. cf Iilk in 48 hocurs, niil thle pc sitionsof the two, winniers inl thle l)lttr fat ('lass were revrsel,''Lads' of Mv!rtleiew'' secring~ te cove\.tel first p~rize, with

J ersev cocw 'Siler Belle'' walt thir , hetr ii ilk yild~ wais 8(1lb.

68 dlays inl mlilk lactalt h ~ Ilts t( the value o~f 5. 6o erealloedrc.

It is interesting to coiiia~re thle ilking tests at leadfing51i ws inl (;ret rit!in a1n I tli c e I ire, where thie c )~iiliti( )ns o-fmangemnti are appr~xiua~te-lv siilar. At thle annual Dairy

Snow in London, October 1910, there were 12 classes formilking trials, each breed being allotted a separate class.In the Jersey Butter Test the prizewinner was Earl Cadogan's"Ghezireh" which after being I80 clays in milk averaged351bs. 15ozs. of milk per dlay, yielding 2lbs. 3ozs. of butter.On a similar basis Mr. O'Halon's "Esther" I17 days in milk,gave 531bs. 2ozs. of milk and 21lbs. of butter. In the Short-horn Butter Test in London, Mr. F. J. Stanhope's "PrincessEna" bo days in milk, won with 4 9 1bs. I3ozs. of milk anda butter yield of 21bs. 14}ozs. There was close competit'onin all the classes in London, as may be gathered from thefact tlat 18 Jerseys, with an average of 123 :lays in milk,gave an average of 341bs. I~ozs. of milk, and Ilb. 13.ozs.of butter per day.

The Dog Section.By C. COURT RICE.

Perhaps regarding the dog section of the National Apri-cultural and Industrial As:ociation's ,reat annual Show,no one, outside the olhcials of the Association is so qualifiedto write as one who has been honoured, as has tile writer,by being appointed judge of the section referred to, on noless than nine occasions since 1898.

Relative to the decrease or increase of canine entriesduring that period, comparison is by no means easy, moreparticularly as a few year agn the Association found itexpedient to materially increase the entry fees for the Sec-tion. That the prizes were doubled at thle same time was afact wich Protestants preferred t, ignore and I have alwaysbeen led to understandl that the lower prizes and lower feeswere better appreciated. Nevertheless it is quite certainthat the smaller tile prize, no matter what tlhe fee, the smallerwill the entry from distant dog owners be. At all events thiswant of appreciation of better prizes slhows thle popularityof the National Shows that the number of entries has beenmaintained if not slightly increaseld.

)u;rmg tlie years in which I have judged, several im-provements have taken place, chief of which, the old bench-ing was relplaced by new. From a ldog fancier's point ofview, and more especially from a judge's, tihe inaugurationby Mr. Ilironi in. I think, l(o6 of thle "one dog, one numler"system of numblerinig was a very lecid ed mlo \e in the rightdirection, for it not only facilitated judging but assists inavoiding errors and confusion. In the ('Council Steward forthe Kennel Section, :r. J. ilirn l, tih Association ihas the ser-vices of a ciompetent oflcial who ias a grasp of his sulbject.

Having alluded to the new ibenching, it may be as wellto point out, and with an intiiate association with dog showsin Great Britain and Austraiasia extending over a period ofupward of a quarter of a century I can speak with someauthority, that rermanently fixed benching and divisions arenot conducive to that easy and effective cleansing so neces-sary at dog shows, and if, as I understand it contemplates,the National Association can see its way to erect benchingwhich can be taken down and disinfected after each Show,it will set an example to s'milar societies in the Common-wealth. It is not, however, suggested that such descriptionsof benching and divisions is unknown, at similar exhibitions,

but adequate disinfection certainly is. Irhe question ofolind, whether of wood or sheet-iron, or wire-work divisionswill also, I believe, exercise thle minds of the Council, but solong as absolute clealinellss is asurl it niiattrs little ofwhat suchi dliiins are made. C'ertaily wire -work gives arighter an1 livelier apelrance to a dlog show, but exhibits

50 dlivided are neitler so quiet, nor so free from risk of spread-ing or contracting contgious diseases as those more inde-itlciitlv cl i a d, a ml:t iili (liX -10115ii are Iin t more easily

disifecteil. Tey are dlecielyv niore ex~ensive.

the( ea;rlir Sb w(~c 20~ entries were mnae at the latter 6o, andif it b~e p 551 mlle ti c ii icre se iii lilitv I ia- I el \ccii reter.l I at thesec icreas~es arc Iv no( means of a Iiirely tempin rry

ch;~carce isd cx ItlelcetI b te itact that cutii ) te iitrv ad

iinreas~t h It l'ivcn c c anti .jo at i iii 1000 tt vli ti short01rt~l 50, chiiiiiati n ~ i I~~t in th rcrt or) aNaional Shro, attaic.nedll

ths er l, nti X Ilc ,,lel a gcc tu eit etoq it t~n ti creasi

qmiiiL\, xvhic ttne ot' wtI'4.he estit of the bree r ('ibb'sGa lction tliie' eve~irl e a thei l An ctioes wter on-t

occa sa us xi as cit t~e lvll prse by the 'reserx ~i-ae dogs.

i Il ;re t rtcis ha xe \ii L eda git t, hi l)eteen te yars

nan ilet I, b tr in ; i~ 8f) t ie~rewr1 tnit2 n res , '.11( I irea s ine11)10 t ;iirc X crilc S It, vetnilit txxc ce , in 0, e ordsaia for h

ways igh atr tis slit Iw aiidwn ia et crit to ate St~te.

I an'li tt cl h; t thet rs ii ~l trth tlciji from hcrighwae mfiark

', e c ttt te f triitun of a ll lcoung Icgtil) (coursiilig~ ;ii rc f-littt n ,ii six' ant t i cic to sos ) th ~i iani to avn

ti inn anyl t I( cr t i tll,lc with exctittncw ofTasma ia, hcan

Pt ii rsoint ns naen eIwyiictlirtfteesenSa s

remarkable ,iat the two States which stand right out .nGreyhounds, viz., Queensland and Tasmania, are alike in the'rregard,' or want of regard, for the so-called National breed.Yet Greyhounds and Bulldogs were once crossed together,to give the former pluck and stamina.

Bull-terriers make no progress in numbers, and I do notthink, the quality is so good. Yet this is a most suitabledog for this country and I am hopeful will sooner or laterreceive the encouragement he deserves.

Followinp the example of its neighbouring State, Queens-land has retreated with its number of collie exhibits, but,unlike New South Wales, the quality is improving. A fewdogs at the IOo Exhibition compare most favourably withthe best seen a decade earlier, but so far as number is con-cerned, I do not think the breed will ever regain its formerposition in Australia.

The growing popularity of Cattle dogs at Shows inQueensland, aiind the advent of the Kelpie at the "National,"are features which should give much pleasure to the Associa-tion as the two bree(ls named are part and parcel of anagricultural show, which is more than can be said of manyother classes of dogs, not to menltion lap-dogs an(l purelyfancy breeds. For many years past, I have,through the pressand elsewhere, very strongly aldvocated the claims of Cattle-dogs ;and Kelpies to be put upon a higher plane to other clogsat agricultural shows, by better premiums being given forcompetition. So far, my efforts have been unavailing, but i;would give me much pleasure to know that so go-ahead anAssociation as the " National " had set the necessary exam-ple and in one or another reciognised the superior claim toencouragement by the varieties referred to.

Scottish-terriers, whilst fast disappearing from our Shows,elsewhere seem to be gaining ground in Queensland, as isevidenced by the Shows of 1899 (6 entries), 19o2 (9), 190o6(lo), 1910 (22), wlhich latter formed for tle breed yet an-other record(l at the " National." The only set-back appearsto have been in 19o09, when, for some reason or other, butfour entries were nmade.

Irish Terriers, too, in 1o09 and 1910 showed a markedincrease in numbers over any previous Show hleld by the Asso-ciation, and this is very marked in comnparison with the 1899Exhibition, wheni thie entry was only seven. The quality,also, is fairly well maintained, and would perhaps be moreapparent if exhibitors of Irish Terriers in Queensland took thetrouble to put their dogs down in less unkempt condition.

In comformity with what is occurring all over Austra-lasia, certain breeds at the National Association's Shows arefast going or gone. It is safe to prophes that such as St.Bernards, Mastiffs, Great Danes, Newfoundlands, etc., are in

such condition and will not return. Dalmatians, once fairlystrong (in1 8~q the one class provided induced seven entries)are in similar plight, but other breeds have taken theirplaces. For instance, in 1 89 there were no Deerh~ounds, n-dced i t was not u ntil 1904q that this m ch-to-be-en cou ragedbreedl a ppeared at the '' National,'' and on that occasion buttwo entries were ma~e. Now, there are always eight- orniie igh-class specimens exhiited. In numbers, Pugshae rem~ined stationary, in qality, thaks to the advent ofsomne high-grae ~lacks, tey have imiproved and are likelyto (10l so still ore.

In1 bing honIoured by thle Queenslandi National Associa-tioniw ei cng~ asked to write tis relort f thle Shows I haveattetid , I amn not qluite sre if I ani also elititled to o~fferaix su~gestions o~r atlvlce. MIost (Ii g-o~wners at the Aniti-1 )''CT kin w mv affctin for these sicre friendcs of man, andI ;1 in, liaps 11), mI ciiie~ tc, sacrifice eery~ other consi leration

thtiat w~ich~ is for thecir becnefit antl inlllrovenlent . If miyoffering suggestionls i, thrfore, deeed in any way imnper-tineutt, lie abocve-stated fact must be mv! ecurse. if I mayb~e alb wed to, say so, I take a sort of ' ftlerly iterest '' inthe ( r mu c sc tn ni (f the Natii n~al Ass ciati( )n 's Siows andsW ~I hIit like to, see s ime small iiiu Jro enien s Iial, nlot that Ido( mudt ki w fi II eli that mazn v hiae alread y taken llaceuliirig M1r. rier's term o~f fhnce ats Secrtary. I s~ouldlike to, see thec strictst pocssile v.eteriniary examination afeach~ auil evry canine exhibit before it is ~ll~wed to enterthe h c~g il ioni at all. I sin nib I like ti, kiiow that the l-ench-ing is adteq ii tl\ (lisi fectedl, if i~cssi)le i vr fu in igation ,mm~ediatly after use. Sonic sort o~f shad e over the judgingring c nib~ I be on v,\ide 1 m 4 oly f ,r the b~enefit of thle judge,exhiit rs, and exi~its, bt bcaulse thle, at ties, excessiveglare is (istinctly rj licia~l to ccu rate judging. L~argering nuimiders, co~rrespondiiu with those o~f the dlogs, to bew jrn by, t~e hlaele rs in thec ring wourldl lenld innub~ iterest tothe j u(ging.

With thec hiope thant thlese suileestinss will he a~cceltel int~e same ~~ ,rt ais thu t in w Wiicl they areT ten(Ier~cl, I con1-

Iiihuistral .\5s~ci utir~ .ii f Qulenslan i\' 1 sicere wishi for its

-The Wines of Qeensand.By V, R. GOSCHE.

~li rough:] th i cciirt.-! 0 f thec N ti lnat A'ocaio

Qilees tlai I.itd, I 181freiLai 01);>~cl~e tuiie ul jililgilig tii,larIl\ itrc \ a \\.l ':!i> etre] fur~ ('( iJ~ititi In at~l~l tiietlr riiIIu

tclii)S~i !i, I Icscl hri 1'(i'8l(l A it li~ol cr'i iis.'if to ii:

to t :tlistaiiu I ilit n ii .lrc i, ct1 a thate tr,\in~ ii t e

chiaice I ll~kil iivclt al;.iti icih d~li cetnic pri iict > gr

i their rt'ic iC i\ e(, h1( I' Ia-ict'> 211 ingh Irl~ cn lIi nut ahlurd tileVtic (I vi~i ia' T urer than tv.() r threee iiear> illll~ he miti -iiieiate i hiia~oiaroid of Iui hi aic. I rieti wJIee1-lawid rroxvii ic then i 1

I.it iii, P i v, toifi-ai i i getile late r. c~~. Trran il to Ill -l,t~ tlle ti Us 81-, clIirhilr e lclvl~ilcr i with mucdisa on it mci' it. We the \vril~f ( iiii ' It I )1 ttil~ great Norten i Stat o -es stul, irliic ddiin ti it cflhli er I~ and c Icast(rl

weal ti, in >ilit tie> in( i ie di.rct n I of ine row m gof t~i ry

lijgiil orclr.~ W~e wre ic~c f~icd that crtin (Vt; n1lres wer

favoure ivC ciim\;lll lat(1(( ( cunitu. andr~;1 s~Itai(illtv uf11 i-oi eIIVi

emfil iite I f.ur thi pric~ iLIlllll o tim grape nti of winle. Iivl~,tcltual im(tX was;rl t in (uit ;Il'~i its~ infamicv \Ve notcedth~t ti m ,~~any~i instances ur miitahi ~antics~ ere grownll te

as ri thle sohe rc taite>rr i~ic , til s ic ihe or \ervwhmer tie afr-

levures, and that assiilati o~n etwen t~em was almot im-possible. Wh'lile tliesc lev ures v~ cue lisaret I gr. wers n~er-sist to reprodiuce, without their aid, the ty'pes they wereinitended to imiitate.

W'ithi a rag~e ol chinactce such as 2uensin~i l~ I possesses,it was niely a coice oi localit, a sletion ot thle right kindo~f viies andlc the aj~licatLi ii ol exert kolege \\ hreby toraise thle wie indcustry to, a positil 'n eqlul to that of hcrSotern nighbourJI 1s. [lie late M~r. l~rere, tiaII whIomI nob~tter xprt evcr li\ ed inl Autraa, eiiuirly c ncurred with~thuls ~iw. (i ttngNrho 'pclQeisa n hcoastal districts affeccted Lv xcessi \ e rainis and! henice niuiner-ous fuilgiis diseas~s, there are p~arts such~ as thle I)arnl gDovwns ani et sie areas~ ro~ul i~11; niRoi ilt suita le ior t lieproductioni of winles. i lin, a gil I, 0 wards tile border of

NewSonti Wae> ( nd i n s re tolos fav na] e. It isimosible to, enumerate thle man1Iy hlitricts of Qlecl slaideclally sn italic for thle sa mie prplose. II ion ghii ti ic rail fallill 111051 (ii thes :e parts is stli ii tt t fr \it i Lii En nil reqluire-niicts, it i> rarely excessive, wiile thle slia rp i'rosLs il \\ iliterafford tiIC \ inc a. hill rez t f~rri n t In' straini iii ipose' I UIMl i iduring tic ie '( tative PC I~l. . K1 as clttrno Iogis~s aseL,thle sitaility Ii a soil Ilil of a1 limate for the productionof a peculiar p~lat is showni b.y thle presece or absence of1diseae , U illil t lIe aliiiitt~ tIME the (listriets ettitinaerate r

eiiiieiiv itabe L- te ~ hi f te u Iea the at~ce c1-

thiese na~tit ral 1 at Iai it age vi iicliii cnslaudc offrs to thle ciii1-tivatioii ci thc (rapeI), tieC iiIdlstrX' has niot lrspered inl artio mlost of its wll-wishers~ a I ici~ate. ( hi thle coitrry,it: has retrebr~le( I inl Ilit'v re~pec t>. Ilelrol.tlwio vnhias declined iii thle Norterni St~te no less thnl talt of thle

S~i ti icrii Stats. In 1 cl~ I a a ii New Son tli Wa los pliyl-loxera c-aused the de~tnii n of iii anyr v.itieard s. Queen-land hans b~een so far free of this (lreadedl pest. The wholeof thec 'o:IInotuweaC';ltl slci s a1 dle liie from 65,67; acres inl190-5, toi 59'*h 50 res iii 190-9), or a falliig (,ff of 17 to 14Cacres peCr ,0: of thle populat11ion,1. (iptigi nglothle figres~ \\cnltll be ,2o, 109 gllonis for 190o4 arid 1905i,and 5,51, Soi 101 11 )ii 5 kor 1909c, c~r a srikage (4f three-qater I~ 4iiiilli u us of gallos. 'l'le figuires for Qii ccislan Iare( hitrll\' ;.urc satifact~ry. Ti Saep('Lieh o

a vecry serirous dcline froiii thle yenr 1901i-2, when i ' 1Salh )t is were~ lroduel. It is (lifficult tI, a >~gnii tie ressiot!i of dile indulrsry to azix' oter cau~se bult :lte it;ii.Lie froiii the othr States aftr the estblisi~ri c 1, of t Kon wealth. Though1 this might ha e cted as~ aI teiI-Scheck to lucal protitition, it is rgrettale thar-t thichas a~pprently beeni a permnent oiic, t ie 1111 re ( ihlave advanced owing to shortges dlunii ug lte se as I is,

and should have had a stimnulatin' effect upon planting newvneyarl, yet, quite the cotrary as tkeii place, as (luringthe twlve niionthis 190-S andi loS-9 the area under vines de-creasedl ny over joo acres. Queenisland gruwers did cer-tandyl not eijy the adlvatage s w~~ich the: ( ovrninentn s of theOLihjr States extendedl to the v'igrons by mleans iif iticulturalexp'erts. the~i a~athy of thle Qureeisland Govrment hasa1\~ a vs ben a~ mattr ol1 surprise inl tat (lirection. So im-portanit an indlustry soiirl receive every encouragement andcsuIpot fromi a (ioveriinilciit. \VLe~recer it hia~ been fosteredli hia5 becoe a most 'c luable aset of thec State. The wineind Is. ry is resn )I sible for a large nii l icr (if sibsiia ry inlu s-trie, all of whiichi give employirent andt aist to enrich thlecouii try. Inl France lone, niiore than half the~ population is;directly or inirectly eployed trough~ thle cultivaioni of thegralpe. Auistrlia ias beenl Irilrally en~gged in thle devel-opme~it of its pastoral andl mlineral resources. Ilhe p~reseittime is al1so cocernecl in fosterig dlairiiig and other agricul-tural pursuit;. I trust time Liirtl perio( , not to~o far removed,vj.-ll he( speciallyl dev\otec I to thec \iuc indn strv.I nntsuhicii itly eiiiphaiize the v Ic:;ii ni itie tie State cof Ourzens-

rc u rllTcs icm lIl be c i i ~IIc inic a ie nc clgree as thle I~ro-ciuction of v.'o~l h~as beenI iii thc p~ast.

'i lie ciam e.; at thle iLst Siuv om t ie Nationl Agricultural As-sociationl of ~ueiisaid \\ere (lisapoiiitiilgi as reg rds munl'ecrsthough the qluality xv' ahea~d of tlic se i ;mitr.'1~ ;cvi *nr nccasons. [his is hlighlyp a-tisfr~t ry, nd shmouhi be convincingto time Authorities tha;t thir State is c~aale of considerableviicultural esIpaliion. Whai~t prticulr types should be en-*couraged dlepends etirely uplon local conitions. A genuinesherry has5 Ii~cT eret b~een prToduced in any pa~t of Australia.The sae practically aple o lrt ost other types.I oe r \Cca ii1 be IinY al i tCor in ( ei wealti i a ni to n~rrowai (l()Wvi, iii uti iIlaiiu~l. '1 he( chonice of time varnietyl of vinle

pla hee a in ra tpar. ines prm ~lurcin certaini typesinl WiIIC 1 Icaitie~ hiave their nlature oftenl so coin pleteh(h~aigecl in ut I rs ti i t thle prc~in h ( b lcrs little reseiI ance

t~th frs. lliis is all a mi~ttr o~f L'Xp rieice andi apertainistoc thc do~,i ii of the expert. I was more prticularly takenwithi til [iort aml ho~ck ('lns5e5 at 11 yeas Borsh aule

to these typs. Withi regar(1 to tle Quenlslalnd gro~wn wiliesI am vr san~uine as to, their futr, aiidc hold that, withi(~ruv-rln put-u .Icktc n i hw Tnp1 u ncrf .u ,rrP .n -. 1.,., L

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the industry may look to a brigfht fture.