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VI. 



That the Members of the Club shall hold at least Six Field Meetings 

 during the year, in the most interesting localities, for investigating the Natural 

 History and Archaeology of the district. That the place of meeting be fixed 

 by the Committee, and that five days' notice of each Excursion be communi- 

 cated to Members by the Secretaries. 



VII. 



That Meetings be held Fortnightly or Monthly, at the discretion of the 

 Committee, for the purpose of reading of papers ; such papers, as far as 

 possible, to treat of the Natural History and Archaeology of the distiict. 

 These Meetings to be held during the months from November to April 

 inclusive. 



VIII. 



That the Committee shall, if they find it advisable, offer for competition 

 Prizes for the best collections of scientific objects of the district ; and the 

 Committee may order the purchase of maps, or other scientific apparatus, 

 and may carry on geological and archaeological searches or excavations, if 

 deemed advisable ; provided that the entire amount expended under this rule 

 does not exceed the sum of ^"io in any one year. 



IX. 



That the Annual Meeting be held during the month of April, when the 

 Report of the Committee for the past year, and the Treasurer's Financial 

 Statement, shall be presented, the Committee and Officers elected, Bye-laws 

 made and altered, and any proposed alteration in the general laws, of which a 

 fortnight's notice shall have been given, in writing, to the Secretary or Secre- 

 taries, considered and decided upon. The Secretaries to give the Members 

 due notice of such intended alteration. 



That, on the written requisition of twenty-five Members, delivered to the 

 Secretaries, an extraordinary General Meeting may be called, to consider and 

 decide upon the subjects mentioned in such written requisition. 



XI. 

 That the Committee be empowered to exchange publications and reports, 

 and to extend the privilege of attending the meetings and excursions of the 

 Belfast Naturalists' Field Club, to members of kindred societies, on similar 

 privileges being accorded to its Members by such other societies. 



