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Agricultural and Industrial NAT IONAL Association of Queensland C-PFIM I IY A'r~i pj D F7- SOCIETY Report of the Council Memtbers' Roll, Prize Donors, Audited Statement of Accounts 01K YEAH 1908. To be submitted to the An nual General M eting of Members, on Monda, 1st February, 1909. OFFICES 3rd Floor, Courier Buildings, Queen Street, Brisba ine. Tlephone No. 669. SHOW GROUNDS, BOWEN PARK. II Telphoner No. 1691. NATIONAL Agricltura and ndustria _________________Association of Queensland. -+-- -- Patrons: His Excellency The Right Honorable Baron Northcote, G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., C.B., Governor-eneral of Australi. HIs Excellency The Right Liono able Frederick John Napier, Baron Chelnisford. K.C.M.G., Grovernor of ueenslnd. COUNCIL, 1908. President: .. H. ~cCONNEL, E. Vice-Presidents: .. K<. TEWAT, Ei. T. F'AUSET, E~su Chairman : Hon. Treasurer: . MACDONALI, Es. J. A. HAYES, Es. W. .. AFLLE~, E~s. H. CIJPLES, E. J3ANES, Ec. P. FII(ANEL, Eu. P'. T. BERR1Y, Es. .. HIRON, EM~. HARRY BROOE, E. .JAS. IRVING, Es., M.IL.C.V.S.L. CLAUDE . CHAMBERS, ENQr. J. RLEID, E~s. Ex-Offico. D. JONES, Es. (Horticultural Society). Trustees: S~lL A. S. COWTLY, Ki. W. UAILEY, Ehu. Hon. Veterinary Sureon: J. IRVING, ES., M~.R.C.V'.S.L. Assistant Horn. Veterinary Surgeon: J. WASIHINGTON IRVING, E~., .L.C.V..L. Hon. Solicitors:r MI~srMsr.OSBORNE AnI' WACUII. Secretary : CHAS. A. ALtIE. _ _~_*_ 33rd ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL OF THE National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland for the Year 1908. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Your Council have pleasure in submitting their Annual Report and Financial Statement for the year 190), and you will be gratified to note that the financial result is the most satisfactory yet presented. The 33rd Annual Show of the Association was in every respect a record one. It was opened on Wednesday, 12th August, by His Excellency Lord Chelmsford, K.C.M.G. (accompanied by Lady Chelmsford), who very tindly performed the opening ceremony in the presence of a very large number of visitors. The Show was open from Monday, 10th, to Saturday, 15th August, Monday and Tuesday being judging days. Splendid weather prevailed throughout, and the public visited the Show in great numbers. It is estimated that the attendance on opening day reached 48,000, while the gate takings for the week realised the magnificent sum of £ ,320 13s. 5d. Official Luncheon. The Official Luncheon was held in the Museum Gardens, and proved, as usual, a most enjoyable and successful function. Mr. J. II. McConnel, President, occupied the chair. Prize Schedule and Catalogue. This year the Council undertook the publishing themselves, instead of, as in previous years, accepting a bonus from one of the local printers. The result proved fairly satisfactory, and from the experience gained this year it is expected that better results will follow. Ground Improvements during 1908. Ground Improvements to thI value of over £t1,000 have been carried out this year, amongst thli i beig -- Erection of a two-storied billiling utilised for Police purposes. Terrace of 22 new loose boxus for horses. Erection of Collecting Yard adjoining the Show Ring. Alteration of fence of old grand stand. Erection of additional seating for the public around the ring and on the hill. Etc., etc. Municipal Reserve (Alexandra Park). The City Council again generously placed this reserve at our disposal for three months during Show time, but it was not made use of this year. We hope to secure the same privilege for next year. 4 New Grand Stand. This continues to prove a source of revenue to your Council, the gate receipts from day to day during the Exhibition week being £854, as against £857 in 1907, the slight decrease being attributable to the increased membership. A contract has been let to Messrs. Walls and Juster for the completion of the original design at a cost of £1,402. It is expected this will be completed by the end of April. Further accommodation will thus be available for seating the public and for catering purposes. Visits to Shows. During the year 88 Shows have been visited by the Members of the Council and its Officers, as follows :-Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Lismore, Glen Innes, Tenterfield, Murwillumbah, Allora, Beaudesert, Beenleigh, Biggenden, Boonah, Bundaberg, Charters Towers, Clifton, Crow's Nest, Dalby, Esk, Gympie, Goondiwindi, Ipswich, Lookyer, Lowood, Mackay, Mareeba, Nerang, North Pine, Rockhampton, Southport, Stanthorpe, Toowoomba, Warwick, Well- ington Point. Total 83, as against 36 in 1907. The Esk Show was opened by our Chairman. Comparative Statement of Entries, Brisbane Show. The following table shows a comparison of entries for the years 1905, 1906, 1907, and 1908 :- I190S 1906 1907 1908 Horses .. 75 847 Cattle .. 443 liis Sheep il 115 Angora Goat 12 10 Swine 57 4- Dogs 234 Poultry .. .. 1071 787 Wool 10 4 Wines .. d; .13 Farm and Dairy 240 242 Corn Cob Competition 200 Apiculture 33 4l! Horticulture 121 117 Pisciculture 12 12 District Collections .. 6; 5 Fine Arts . 140( 137 Artisans .. 37 43 Women's Industries 15i 211 Food and Drinks . 123 80 Wood Chop 2s Coach Building 3174; 73 Leatheries 44 Machinery and Miscellaneous (includi lg schools) 1342 147W* 1613 <14 457 2< 52 Essays on the Show.. 9 Young .Judges . I 20 12 5270 547 503 5357 *Departiment of Publio lnLtrucrtiln 1910 entries not inoltuded ill above. 5 Reciprocity with the Royal Agricultural Society of N.S.W. Our Secretary, when visiting the Royal Agricultural Society at Easter, approached the Council of that Society with the object of enabling Members of this Association to use their tickets at the Easter Royal Show in Sydney, and, subsequently, arrangements have been made by which Members' tickets are interchangeable for the Brisbane and Sydney Shows. Your Council feel sure that Members will avail themselves of this privilege, as, undoubtedly, it cements the very strong friendship that at present exists between the leading Agricultural Shows of N.S.W. and Queensland. Comparisons of 1908 Shows-Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth. ;-------- I 'I U I I Horses 1059 565 462 498 Cattle . 745. 4(i49 138 136 Sheep 94 4x 376 319 Angora Goats Swine -86 1 42 157 40 Dogs .. .. 402 668 296 180 Poultry 1109 41 1154 508 Wool 8 Separate Wines 399 2 S Show. 193 Farm and Dairy Produce 6417 305 93 70 Apiculture 79 38 - 30 Hnrticulture 19 Post Entries Pisciculture District Collections -) I - Fine Arts .. Artisans i Women's Industries .. - 56 Food and Drinks 42 Wood Chop Coach Building 73 1Non Com-l 2 petitive. 83 28Non Conm- Leatheries 18 Machinery and Miscellaneous "2* petitive. (including Schools) Noi CoIn-i 2890 , petitive. 2088 Essays on the Show .. Young Judges o. 16 'Non Com- petitive. 112 5856 6425 2727 5357 4205 'Including One Man District Exhibits, 6. COUNCIL. Office-Bearers. Messrs. Macdonald (Chairman) and J. A. Hayes (Hon. Treasurer) were elected for the eighth consecutive time. Finance Committee. Messrs. Macdonald, Hayes, Hiron, Fauset, and Stewart. Other Committees. Other Committees in connection with Grounds, Refreshments, and Special were appointed, statement of attendance is presented herewith :- Hiron, J. .. .. .. 12 10 - 4 4 30 Fauset, T. F. .. .. .. 11 9 - - 4 24 Stewart, J. K. ... .. .. 8 8 - - 5 21 Hayes, J. A. .. .. 9 7 - 1 3 20 Chambers, C. W. .. .. 11 - 2 3 3 19 *Macdonald. J. .. .. I 6 5 2 - 2 15 Irving, Jas .. .. .. 7 - 1 3 4 15 Aftleck, W. J... 10 - 2 - 2 14 Berry, P. T... .. i 11 - - - 2 13 Baynes, E. .. .. 8 - 1 - 2 11 Jones. Daniel .. .. .. - - - 2 10 Cupples, H. .. .. .. 5 - - 3 2 | 10 Franukel, P. .. .. .. 5 - - - 3 Reid, John .. .. .. 6 - - - 2 8 Brookes, H .. .. .. 2 - - 5 7 "Mr. John Macdonald (Permanent Chairiiian) absent through sickness from 15th June until 27th October. Press. Representatives of the Press of the State of Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria, as usual gave us very liberal support, the two latter States sending special pressmen to represent them at the Show. Exhibits. Live Stock. It will be seen by the comparison of entries that live stock were this year in some respects an advance of former years, but the tick trouble prevented us from receiving at least 50 per cent. more of live stock entries. Sheep exhibits were larger than they have been for some time. Angora Goats were also on the increase. Swine, Dogs, and Poultry being well represented. There was also a specially fine display of Farm and Dairy Produce and Horticulture exhibits, mainly owing to the fact that one of the district exhibits adjacent to Brisbane was not taking part this year, thus enabling the fruit growers and others in and around the Moreton district to exhibit their specialties. The Industrial division this year was again fully represented, while the exhibit shown by the Government State Farms was once more excellently displayed. New Exhibits This Year. The Wool Court proved instructive and highly interesting. An opportunity was taken to obtain entries for Butter stored eight weeks, selected at random. This competition was largely entered for and keenly criticised by those interested in this important industry. The Sheep Dog Trials in the ring were also a now feature this year, and bear promise of better results in the future. Champions of the State. For the second time the Champions of the National Show have been awarded the Championship of Queensland, a list of 1908 Champions will be found on Pages 40 and 41. Illustrated Lecture on Sanitary Milk Was delivered by Mr. C. J. Pound in the Council Room on 16th June, and was largely attended. Lease of Forms, Chairs and Ticket Boxes to City Council.
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