The next item on the agenda was the election of the President, and was proposed by Mr. David Landale that Sir John Jordan should be elected for the coming year. The proposition was seconded by Mr. F. Anderson and carried Mr. F. Anderson then rose to propose the election of Leefe as Chairman; Sir} of the annual report and ueeounts, made the following speech:
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