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the savannah, the numbers of which were estimated at 
10,000 head. These cattle do very great damage to the 
various water supply canals ; and Mr. Russell suggested 
that the cattle owners should pay a small tax towards 
the maintenance of these canals and dams. 
Mr. Hutchens made a few remarks corroborating Mr. 
Russell's estimate as to the number of cattle ; and the 
Chairman said as President of Lamaha Canal he could 
support Mr. Russell's views in regard to damage done 
by cattle, and the propriety of their owners' contribution 
towards the repair of such damage. 
He suggested that the paper be brought up for fur- 
ther discussion or remarks at the next meeting. 
The Treasurship. — Mr. Imlach, the Honorary Treasurer, 
announced his intended departure from the colony on 
leave of absence next month, and asked that some one 
be nominated to take over the duties of his office. The 
matter was left in the hands of the Directors. 
Meeting held 10th June. — The Hon. W. Russell in 
the chair. 
There were 28 members present. 
Elections. — Honorary Members : Mr. J. McKillop of 
Tobago ; Dr. Nicholls of Dominica ; and Mr. C. J. 
Herring of Surinam were elected honorary members 
of the Society, in recognition of their valuable services 
in connection with the last Local Exhibition. 
Members : Dr. J. Rowland ; yEneas D. 
McKay. 
Associates : G. Lyon ; R. Sayler ; J. H. G. 
Russell. 
Motion. — Mr. Conrad proposed the motion of which 
