The Dean said that Lieut.-Col, Barnes consented to act as Vicar's warden for another year. offi be able to explain to you high regard. (Applanse). The ranaas
the matters of interest in the finances The Dean ssid that at the Memorial of the Cathedral. I will call on Mr.
Hide to read the Trastees' Report and Statement of Accoante.
Mr. Bide ssid that the report and statement of accounts had been circolated and with the permission of the meeting he proposed. that they be taken as read,—This was carried.
Mr. Hide thea proposed the adoption of the report and accounts for the past. year—Mr. Macray seconded and the motion was carried. who visited the Cathedral thought that pearance was changed forthe better.
attention was also drawn to the fact that the acoustic properties of the Cathedral were much improved by this change and at a practice of the oboix while the pews were out the people in the choir did not know themselves and the organ was heard to mach better advantage. It was probable that this year they would have a much more joyful service—at the Coronation
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