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TREASURER'S REPORT. 



June 30th, 1S69. 



RECEIPTS. 



£ 8. d. 

 Balance in liand at last 



Audit 62 9 



Subscriptions received from 

 July 1 , 1868, to June 30th, 

 1869 195 



£257 9 



PAYMENTS. 



Printing and Stationery ... 



Postages 



Advertisements 



Attendants ... 

 Property Purchased 



Petty Expenses 



Expenses of Soiree 



Journal, Nos, 3, 4, 5, and 



6 — nett cost 



Balance at Banker's 



£ 8. d. 

 27 15 



12 12 9 

 4 17 

 7 17 



26 13 



13 12 



61 9 4 



79 3 11 

 22 19 3 



£257 9 



ROBERT HARDWICKE, Treasurer. 



We, the undersigned, having examined the above Statement of Income and 

 Expenditure, and the Vouchers referring thereto, hereby certify that the said 

 Account is correct. 



W. T. SUFFOLK, 7 Auditors 

 E. MARKS, 3 Auditors. 



On the motion of Mr. Burgess, seconded by Mr. Hopkinson, it was unani- 

 mously resolved that the reports be received, adopted, and entered on the 

 minutes. 



The President then delivered an address on leaving the chair. (See page 240.) 



The President having appointed Messrs. Suffolk and Quick to act as scruti- 

 neers, the members proceeded to ballot for the officers for the ensuing year ; 

 after which 



The President left the chair, and Mr. Peter Le Neve Poster, the new 

 president, took his place, and made some appropriate remarks upon the 

 occasion. 



It was proposed, and carried unanimously, " That the cordial thanks of the 

 meeting be given to the retiring officers for their services to the Club, viz : — Mr. 

 Durham, Dr. Braithwaite, Mr Cooke, Dr. Dempsey, Mr. Roper, Mr. Bywater, 

 Mr. Breese, Mr. Hailes, Mr. Burgess, and Mr Mclntire." 



It was resolved that the cordial thanks of the Club be given to Mr. Lewis, 

 reporter; Mr. Jacques, librarian ; and Mr. Ruffle, curator; and to Messrs. 

 Arnold, Reeves, Gay, and Suffolk, the members of the Excursion Committee ; 

 also to Messrs. Bockett, Hailes, Hislop, and Marks, the members of the 

 Exchange Committee. 



In accordance with notice in writing given at the June meeting, Mr. Leighton 

 moved, " That in future the Annual Meeting be held on the fourth Friday in 

 January." 



Seconded by Mr Hopkinson . 



Mr. Thirl wall moved as an amendment, " That the Annual Meeting be held 

 on the last Friday in May. " 



The amendment having been seconded, was put from the chair and was 

 declared to be lost. 



The original motion was then put from the chair, and also declared to be 

 negatived. 



