While this suggestion would considered by the Incoming executive committee, Sir Allan pointed out that me society's alm was to serve animals, It they charged for the inspector's services it might mean that animals would occasionally be deprived of the services of the society because their owners felt they would be charged for these services by the society; this would also apply in the case where someone saw an accident involving an animal, and hesitated to inform the society' lest a fee be levied, The meeting closed with a vote of thanks proposed by Mr. Swann to Sir Allan for occupying the chair at the meeting. He expressed the pleasure the members at the honour conferred on Sir Allan by King George VIL The resolution was passed amid, Youd applause, The following were elected emeers of the society:—
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