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FINANCES OF THE SOCIETY. 
1894. 
The Treasurer read the Report by the Auditor on the 
Accounts for the year 1894, which showed that the receipts had 
been £200, 2s. 7d., and the payments £214, 5s. 2d., being an 
excess of payments over receipts of £14, 2s. 7d. At the end of 
1894 there was a balance in favour of the Society of £71, 9s. l1d., 
and the arrears outstanding amounted to £69, 3s. 6d. The 
Report was approved of. 
1895. 
The Chairman suggested that as a full abstract of the Accounts 
for 1895, duly attested by the Auditor, had been printed and sent 
to each Member previous to the Meeting, the Accounts should be 
held as presented and read. This was agreed to, and, on the 
motion of Mr We su, the Accounts were unanimously approved 
of. The following is a short abstract of the Accounts :— 
INCOME. | EXPENDITURE. 
1. Ordinary Subscriptions, . £189 18 6 | 1. Printing and Station- 
lyse BE pe Ale 
Less Receipts 
for Advertise- 
: : ments, etc., . 2815 1 
3. Donations, : ; : 20) vf. 0 ECAR bel 
2. Life Subscriptions, . ; SoG 
2, Prizes, j . sues 2K) 
4, Bank Interest and Mis- 3. Subscription to Forestry 
Chair Endowment 
cellaneous, 7 ess Fund, ; P Sy Oy 
4, Expenses of Management, . 94 7 1 
AGS “9 
Balance of Income over Ex- 
penditure, . : 5 CON Amr 
£297 7113 1 £297 7 3 
The total funds of the Society at 3lst December 1895 
amounted to £142, 10s. 10d., and the arrears of subscriptions 
to £28, 16s. 6d. 
ELECTION OF OFFICE-BEARERS. 
Mr Munro Fercuson was unanimously re-elected President ; 
Colonel F. BAtLey was unanimously elected a Vice-President ; and 
Dr SomeERvVILLE, who had been elected an Interim Vice-President 
in room of Dr CLEGHORN, deceased, was re-elected. The following 
