Osborne, for the year ending Dev. 31st, and his financial statement ty Ji wth, 1902, were adopted subject to audit; the auditor appointed being Mr. A. B. Rex, The financial statement of the Sub-treasurer, the Rev. J. T. Proctor, having been audited, was adopted Tt was then resolved that in future the financial year should close on seth June, that all accounts should be kept in Dollars: and that only one Report should be presented. and that by the Treasurer Als that the Rest House Loan Account should atate from other accounts.
Budget was then introduced and discussed. It was decided to levy an additional house tax of $2 on exch house, which it was estimated would produce $100; in return the Association to assume the control and expense of removing all night-soil. Considerable discussion took place over the Association fee of 10 cents a mow for transmitting the goverment taxes, and various proposals were made for a Land tas. Eventually, after a motion for $1 er mow had been withdrawn, it was jedded to lay on the table a resolution imposing a tax of 20 coa's per wow, The Budget as amended was then adopted.
'The amendments to the Constitution, of which two weeks' notice had been given, were then considered seriatim and. after considerable discussion, in the course of which several minor amendments were Introduce. the proposed Amended Constitution and By-laws were adopted as 2 whole. and an explanatory statement and form of acceptance which had been drawn up for circulation to all lot-hollers were approved.
Officers for the ensuing year were then elected by ballot as follows: President, Mr. A. B. Rex; Vice-President, Rev. J. L. Hendry; Secretary, Kev. T. A Hearn: Treasurer Rey. J. T. Proctor; Direc Bitton, D. IT. Davis, 0...
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