Tt is regretted that the interest shown In the society by our mem ders has not been "greater. It all members will put their shoulders the wheel, the society can be made 4 large and flourishing Institution, Members can help to, this desirable fend in many ways. 'There are many things, that your' committee wishes fo do but which have been left un~ done because their hands were too full, Your Committee Invites the assistance of all who are willing to uerifice a little of their leisure in order to work for the welfare of the Society. Do not hesitate to mal suggestions or to present new. tdeas to your committee which will be only too glad to consider them.
If you have any books on philatelic subjects which you can spare, donate them to the society's library.
be hoped that the incoming committee will find it possible to effect a complete overhaul and class fication of our existing library so. fo make it more accessible to members, The society further will—"Believe it or not"—be glad receive donations in stamps of money 40 8 to be able (0 offer prizes Premiums in order to, stimulate new Interest in the social The accounts were passed os road.
The following members were unanimously elected as the 1034-1985 conunittee Messrs. K. F. Mulder, 8. A. Pappadopulo, A. Vicia Smith, von Bnckevort, 'K. W. Ile, W. J. Fionk, E. P, Stander, Leo J. Mille.
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