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Annual Exhibition of New Zealand Art CATALOGUE CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS INCORPORATED SEVENTY-FIFTH Annual Exhibition of New Zealand Art 1955 ART GALLERY DURHAM STREET CHRISTCHURCH v CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS (Incorporated) SEVENTY-FIFTH Annual Exhibition Opened by the President C. S. LOVELL-SMITH, Esq. on THURSDAY, MARCH 31st, 1955 PATRON HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL, LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR WILLOUGHBY CHARLES NORRIE, G.C.V.O., G.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O., M.C. PRESIDENT C. S. LOVELL-SMITH, F.R.S.A., D.F.A. (N.Z.) VICE-PRESIDENTS H. G. HELMORE, M.B.E. SYDNEY L. THOMPSON, O.B.E. GEOFFREY WOOD W. T. TRETHEWEY RUSSELL CLARK COUNCIL RONA FLEMING G. C. C. SANDSTON, M.B.E., LL.M. IVY G. FIFE, D.F.A. (N.Z.) ERIC J. DOUDNEY, F.R.B.S. A. A. G. REED, LL.B. STEWART W. MINSON, A.R.I.B.A. W. A. SUTTON, D.F.A. (N.Z.) DOROTHY MANNING HON. TREASURER R. WALLWORK, A.R.C.A. (LONDON) SECRETARY-TREASURER W. S. BAVERSTOCK, F.R.S.A. HON. AUDITOR H. BICKNELL, F.P.A.N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z., F.C.I.S. (ENG.) HON. SOLICITORS Messrs. WILDING, PERRY & ACLAND EXHIBITION HOURS Mondays to Saturdays.—10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays.—2 to 4.30 p.m. Evening Hours.—Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Tickets for PUBLIC ART UNION (drawn during Exhibition) obtainable at Desk. NOTE The Secretary will be available during the whole period of the Exhibition. He will enrol new members for our increased activities, receive subscriptions and answer enquiries regarding the purchase of pictures. You are invited to join the Art Society REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS Circumstances make it imperative that all works be removed from the Gallery by Monday, May 9th. LIFE MEMBERS RHODES, Sir R. Heaton WRIGHT, F. E. MEMBERS ACLAND, Sir Hugh CANTERBURY REPERTORY FEAVER, Miss D. ADAMS, Mrs E. A. THEATRE SOCIETY FENNER, E. A. AIKEN, Dr Melville H. CAREY, W. R., O.B.E. FERGUSON, Miss Helen AITKEN, A. C. CARTER, Miss U. M. FERGUSON, G. C. AITKEN, Dr. W. CHAPMAN-COHEN, Mrs. FINDLAY, Mrs. R. AITKEN, Mrs. G. G. A. D. FISHER, H. H. ALLEN, G. F., M.B.E. CHAPMAN, J. R. FISHER, Wm. ALLEN, Mrs. Frank W. CHISHOLM, J. S. FITTS, Alan H. ALLISON, Dr. H. K. CLARK, Dr. G. L. FLETCHER, John ANDERSEN, O. L. CLARK-HALL, Air Marshal FLETCHER, Mrs. John ANDERSON, Mrs. David Sir Robert FLEMING, Miss G. M. ANDREWS, Dr. W. N. CLARKSON, Miss B. A. FLOWER, Mrs. A. G. ARCHER, Judge K. G. CLELAND, Mrs. W. M. FOLEY, Mrs. A. F. ARMSTRONG, F. CLEMENS, Mrs. M. I. FORBES, Miss Bertha ASHTON, Mrs. Geo. D. CLINTON, Mrs. D. FORSYTH, J. C. ATKINS, Mrs. F. S. CONNAL, G. A. G. FOSTER, P. Stanley, C.M.G. AUSTIN, Mrs. Ken. COLLINS, John K. FOSTER, Mrs. J. R. AUSTIN, Ken. COLLINS, Mrs. B. Y. FULTON, Mrs. Gordon AUSTIN, L. N. COLTHART, Mrs. H. I. FULTON, Miss Joan AVERILL, Dr. L. C. L. CONLY, Mrs. F. E. COOP, Mrs. W. S. GALE, F. H. D. CORCORAN, Mrs. E. J. GARDNER, Mrs. E. BACON, C. L. CORDERY, Mrs. H. GARDNER, Mrs. George BADHAM, B. W. COTTER, Mrs. W. M. GARDNER, Miss N. M. BAIN, Stuart D. COTTERILL, Mrs. H. G. GATES, Miss L. V. BAKER, Mrs. Owen COULL, Mrs. Gordon GEE, L. W. BALLANTYNE, H. H. P. COURAGE, Mrs. F. H. GIBB, Miss M. Menzies BALLANTYNE, Ken. COX, Mrs. Olga GIBBS, Mrs. A. G. S. BALLANTYNE, R. H. CRACROFT-WILSON, Mrs. GIBSON, Mrs. T. F. M. BANKS, Mrs. Arthur G. R. GODBY, Mrs. M. H. BARKER, Mrs. Harold CRANFIELD, R. H. GODFREY, S. P. BARNETT, Mrs. D. J. CRAWFORD, Captain J. F. GOWING, Mrs. M. L. BARRELL, C. D. CRESSWELL, Mrs. Douglas GRAHAM, J. W. BARRELL, W. H. CREGOE, Miss M. C. H. GREENWOOD, Miss D. BARRELL, Mrs. W. H. CRISP, Mrs. Ruth GREENWOOD, Mrs. H. C. BASSETT, Miss Marjorie CROMB, Mrs. I. B. GREENWOOD, G. Oakleigh BATES, Mrs. David CROPP, Mrs. A. L. GREENWOOD, Mrs. H. D. BATES, Mrs. N. CROTHALL, E. A. GRESSON, T. A. BATHGATE, Mrs. John CROUCHER, Louise GRIGG, Mrs. J. H. BAUDINET, Geo. C. CROZIER, Mrs. David GURNSEY, A. G. BEADEL, G. R. P. CUNINGHAM, Mrs. J. R. BEADEL, Miss B. CUN1NGHAM, W. G. P. HADFIELD, A. K. BEAVEN, Eric T. CUTHBERT, R. A. HAINES, Mrs. A. C. BEAVEN, M. W. HALL, J. M. D. 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