1930 Show Committee Meeting Minutes (April 26th)

 Sat, 26th Apr, 1930

Author: Munster Agricultural Society

Credits: Munster Agricultural Society

Copyright: Munster Agricultural Society

Keywords: 1930, Minutes, Show Committee

Meeting of the show committee held Saturday  April, 26th 1930

Mr. A. Morrison in the chair, also present Messrs. M. Twomey, E. J. Clarke, W. Desmond, D. Ross, J. Barrett.

Meeting of the Finance Committee held Saturday, April 26th ,1930

Mr. A. Morrison  in the chair also present Messrs. E.J. Clarke, W. Desmond, M. Twomey, J. Barrett, & J. Henderson

The minutes of the last meeting were read & signed.

On the motion of Mr. Twomey seconded by Mr. Desmond the following cheques were recommended to General Committee:-

Maurice Moore £5.0.0   D.P. Crowley £3.0.0    Eustace Boy£20.0.0;  Rates £39-0-6; Cork Corporation £37-10-0, R. Day & Son£7-0-0 , Morrissey £2-15-0; J.T. Wood £2-11-6, Wm. McBride £5-15-0; Michael  Lynch £3-4-0; Monster Typewriting Co. £2-16-13; Michael Galvin £24-2-0 , Bradley’s £10, Miss Vangham £5.16.8. J. Byrne Salary £22.10.0, Petty Cash £25.0.0, Wages £60

It was decided to pay the prize money  for stallions at the Spring Show of 1928, as recommended by the show committee.

On the motion of Mr. E.J. Clarke, seconded by Mr. J. Henderson, the sum of £90, being the estimated cases of painting the exterior of portion of the building and erecting about ≥80 lineal feet  of shorts ,the work to be done by direct labour.

                                                                  Wm.Roberts

                                                                            3.5.30

Meeting of the show committee held Saturday  April,26th 1930

Mr. A. Morrison in the chair, also present Messrs. M. Twomey, E. J. Clarke, W. Desmond, D. Ross, J. Barrett.

The minutes of the last meeting were read & signed.

A letter was read from Mr.Arther R Vincent  Stating he could not accept the Committee’s invitation  to judge Kerries  at the forthcoming Summer Show. The Secretary was instructed to write to the Kerry Cattle Socy. for a list of all judges.

                              The secretary was instructed to write to the adjutant of Collins  Barracks accept the tender of No.2 Army band to perform  at the show  for two afternoons  for the sum of £20-14-0

 On the motion of Mr. Wm. Desmond seconded by Mr. E.J. Clarke. On the motion of Mr Barrett seconded by Mr Ross the Secretary was…

 

To attend the forthcoming  Spring show of the Royal Dublin Society

                             On the proposition of Mr. M. Twomey seconded by Mr. J. Barrett. The Secretary  was directed  to write  & ask  Mr. Leonard  of Dublin to act as Judge of Butter.

 A discussion took place with reference to the amount  of money  to offered in the champion  jumping  Competition  & after going  into the matter very fully  the  Committee  were of opinion that to attract  a representative  entry  it would  be necessary to offer sub  prizes . Mr. Desmond proposed   that the sum  of £100  be offered  to be divided  as follows:-

£65   1st prize, £20 2nd prize , £10 3rd prize, £5 4th prize seconded by Mr. Desmond.

 Mr. Ross proposed  that the 1st prize be £75, £20 2nd prize, £5 3rd prize. These proposal seconded for Mr. Ross’ motion. Mr. Desmond was declared carriage provider. We got  35 entries at £2 per entry.

Subsequently , the matter  was referred back to this Committee by the General The members  of the latter being of opinion that the entry fee was too high  & that smaller prizes should be  offered with  a reduced entry fee.

                                        It was then decided to rescind the previous motion relating  to this matter  & that  the following prizes be offered :-

1st prize£ 40, 2nd £15, 3rd £5

20/-  per entry unless  20 entries the prizes to be the same as offered in a similar competition  as last year show

 Permission was given to Mr. E.J. Clarke & the Secretary  to spend up to £30 in connection  with Sheep Dog  trials at the forthcoming  Summer Show.

                                                                      T.A. Clarke

                                                                               17.5.30

 

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