This meeting was held Friday, at the Municipal Council's Offices, when there were nearly a hundred members of the §.V.C. and other residents present, including the following:—Messrs. A. Davenport, Hart, McMillan, Cance, R. Thorburn, Manson, A. Sim, White, Milsom, Harvie, Huchting, A. ' Hunter, C. H._ King, Artindale, J. F. Holliday, H. Morris, Pugh, D. Glass, J. Hall, Sharp, J. Buch: anan, W. Buchanan, St. Croix, Rex, Sellers, B. Dallas, Haden, Corner, Welsh, Cummins, Donaldson, Cheetham, A. Dallas, Valentine, A. E. Jones, O. Wyatt, J. Foster, F. A. Groom, E. Rice, Scherzer, Anderson, Preston, A. Hibbe, Primrose, Sylva, -S. Moutrie, Ward, Hawes, R. F. Thorburn, Dyce, T. G. Smith, Rowland, Mielenhausen, J. @ Purdon, H' A. Johnston, Harding, Skelly, Bailey, Vincent, Sayle, Soanes, That before the resolution is put by the Chair, the opinion of the meeting be taken as to whether red, blue or green be adopted for the proposed new uniform, Mr. Hanvir seconded.
The Cuarwan called for a show of hands, as an expression of opinion merely, and the result was that "the Blues" were declared to have it.
The Cuamman then put Mr. Holliday's addition, or amendment, and it was carried nearly unanimously that there was only oae dissentient.
The amended resolution was then put as a whole, and carried unanimously.
Mr. J. F. Houmay next moved—
That it is the opinion of this meeting that the interests of the Volunteer movement
Council talking upon itself the responsibility gould be greatly furthered by the Alunisipal of deciding the uniform, and notifying their deci hin two weeks from the list being fall, Mr, Anrrspatz seconded.
Mr. Harr pointed out that they had already placed the power in the hands of
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