NBWTA Report 1904-040
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—————-, 76 Oo WomEN’s SUFFRAGE.—Miss Lile explained that she had not prepared a report, seeing that early in the year the Sub-Committee had decided to recommend the amalgamation of this department with the Political Department. ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT.—Miss Hunt read this report, after which Miss Staveley, Miss Sands, and Miss Porritt briefly addressed the Council. Lady Carlisle read the list of membership in the counties in pro- portion to population, wkich she had prepared, and which will be printed and sent to N.E.C. and County Union Secretaries. Wortp’s MissionARY DEPARTMENT.—Miss Slack read the report, which was adopted, on the motion of Mrs. Clarkson. EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN IN DrinkKING Bars.—Miss_ Perkins’ report on this subject was taken as read. Lady Carlisle addressed the Council on her re-election as President, and thanked the members for reposing confidence in her, District Unions.—The resolution on the agenda was moved by Miss Tudor and Mrs. Powell, and after discussion was carried by a very large majority as follows :— “That all official Secretaries communications of District County Union Secretaries.” “That the names and addresses inserted in the Annual Report.” GREETINGS.—Mrs, the following :— from Unions, Osborn, Hon. the of Headquarters same as District to Union Recording be sent to the the Branch Secretaries Secretary, behalf of Convention, “EMMA L. Moopy BELL, N.Z. Recording be presented offered their churches for Sunday services ; the returning officers, tellers, stewards, and hostesses, who had extended hospitality to the delegates. Lady Carlisle moved a special vote of thanks, which was heartily accorded, to the Society of Friends for the kind grant of the Devonshire premises for the purposes of the Council. NationaL Executive Commitrer.— The following proposed by the Recording Secretaries, was adopted :— resolution, ‘““To accept members appointed by the Counties as the National Execu- tive or General Committee.” The minutes of the sitting were approved. The Gorham, Council was brought read by Mrs. Osborn, and were to a close by prayer, offered by Miss L. OsBorn, Hon. Recording Secretary. Walker Abercarn Abergavenny Alnwick Armley Aspley Guise Barnet Barnsley re, Memoriam (Doncaster), ase iG Ue mi uh e ... oo) ... Bee te ue ... - Barton-on-Humber... Service. Member of N.E.C., 1894-1900. Mrs. Mist Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Pennells. Daviss Mary Young. Lambert. Thos. Cay, Evans. Bailey. Berwick-on-Tweed ... ..- Bideford 5h ee .. Birmingham District Union Birmingham (Handsworth) (Moseley and Birmingham King’s Heath) ... ... Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Morrell. Langbridge. C. Wallens, Mrs. Gibbs. John Davies and Mrs, Hawkes. Blackpool Mrs, Blyth ... Boston Brentwood ©... cits a saesiieriey: ... Mrs. Nelson. oes ... a to ... Chiswick Conisboro’ se ... Coventry Nae ... ... Doncaster... ses Mrs Mrs. Bateson, Mrs. Mrs. Miss Matilda Sturge. Mis. was ans mw ... Mrs. Maigerison. its. hidey: Mrs. Meggitt. ye -.. Mrs. --» --. Harris. Mts. J. Laycock. Mrs, Medder. Bartoot, Mrs: Beamish, .. a die a oe a We oe ... ... ... ... .. ces ... Goole... Bs Great Yarmouth #3 ... Greenwich ae Mrs. Carmichael, Miss Crane. ... Miss ... Hoyle, Mrs. Farran, Mrs, Arthur J. Hunt. -.. Mrs. Robert Reid. --- Mrs. Cheshire. -.- Mrs. Taylor. ae MicsaWatts: ... Mrs. Knowles. a Douglas on Dover... a Faringdon... Farnworth ... Felton ae Folkestone ... Gainsboro’ .., Windle. “Hare: F. W. Arnold. «7 cet ae Mrs. Mrs. Ward. ... Bristol (Francis Willard) ... Dewsbury Devonport Mrs. Barratt, sh Bristol (Rosemary) ... Bridport ks as Brixton and Stockwell STi meee a aes Camberwell ... AZ. Cambridge ... as Chesterfield Sec.” Mrs. Slack presented greetings from the Australasian W.C.T.U., received through Mrs. Carvosso. VotEs OF THANKS.—On the proposition of Miss Slack and Miss Gorham, cordial thanks were voted to the ministers who generously House Mrs. and “ GREETING. “A very cordial and appreciative sisterly greeting, with best wishes for a successful session, is sent by the N.Z. W.C.T.U. Con- vention, recently held at Blenheim, to the forthcoming Council of the British Women’s Temperance Association. “On 3n Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Eastwood, Mrs. Stockwell, Jones, Mrs. C. Bateman. Mins: Keio; Madame Vaslet, Mrs. Killick. The Lady Jane Ellis. Mrs. Rumbold. John Wardle Jeffreys. Mrs. Austen. Mrs/ Hayes, Mrs. Woodhead, Miss Horsley. Marsh. Mrs. Miss Carmen. } i Hy Mrs. Horsley, |