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Co-operative Society, TELEPHONE Nos. 815, 816 and 817. Quarterly J METHKRINGHAM BRANCH Report and Cash Account
Co-operative Society,TELEPHONE Nos. 815, 816 and 817.
Quarterly
J
METHKRINGHAM BRANCH
Report and Cash Account
Furnishing R Hardware Departlnen'-':-
FREE SCHOOL LANE and HIGH STREET.
THE SPOT
FOR
GOOD SERVICE
AND
GOOD VALUE
FOR RELIABLE
I'uIIHttLIIC, CBXPCtS, I.i' an@
OI1dethS, Hed@~ng, HOVSChOild
EBI'Alex%%'3, I'c.
Cycles, PxanIs, Sewing Machines, Rc.
rYEH'LY Married Couples and others confronted attth the
question of' HOME BUILDING, FURNISHING,
AND REPLENISHING, lvi ll find the above Departments
exceptionally (veil equipped to supply, every domestic need-
arid to have a reputation for meeting the requirements of-
local Citizens.
7 HE POUND spent lvi th us goes further than'
elseIv here.
because quality and Prices being competitive. There''
is' a
substantial diuidend on all purchases, an important consideration
nolvadays.
W'HILE the Society's policy is CASH TRAD[IV g for th
-:-benef t of Members lvho have monies invested in the Society
members to- have goods on the EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
FULL PARTICULARS ON -APPLIQAnTIQN.
"SLOW BUT SURE." "UNION IS STRENGTH
LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED.ESTABLISHED 1861.
Registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies' Act, 1893.
gJEQTS QF FIRST.—It prov'sdes its Members with Bread, Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Drapery, Clothing, Boots0and Shoes, Butchers' Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, &c.
SECOND.—It seeks the Domestic, Social, and Intellectual advancement of its Members
Annual Business, R984,539 Number of Members, 25,148. Share Capital, $457,733 2s. 7d.Loan Capital, $180,833 5s. 2d. Reserve Fund, %13,265 8s. 6d.
Banters.—The CO OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY, LTD. ; The MIDLAND BANK LTD.
THE REPORT AND CASH ACCOUNTFrom October 2nd, 1929 to January 1st, 1930.
—BRACEBRIDGE.'BURTON ROAD, LINCOLN.SHAKESPEARE STREET, LINCOLN.
*RIPON STREET, LINCOLN.WELBOURN.METHER INGHAM.CANWICK ROAD, LINCOLN.SAXILBY.
"BAGGEHOLME ROAD. LINCOLN.'GRESHAM STREET, LINCOLN.BARDNEY.NORTH STREET. HORNCASI'LE.SOUTH STREET, SLEAFORD.
*HIGH STREET. LINCOLN.
Io. I Branc2
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4'; 5
6~, 7
89
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BASSINGHAM.REEPHAM.W INN STREET, LINCOLN.HACKTHORN.NEWPORT, LINCOLN.MONKS ROAD, LINCOLN.~Y STREET, LINCOLN.
'COULSON ROAD, BOULTHAM.BRANSTON.WASH INCBOROUCH.SWANPOOL.NORTH HYKEHAM.
'WRAGBY ROAD, LINCOLN.'MOORLAND AVENUF BOUL IHAM.
1617181920
„21"22". 23
„24,". 25„26.. 27
2829
'AND BUTCHERY.
Central Stores and OHices .—SILVER STREET, FREE SCHOOLS, LANEI AND BANK STREET, LINCOLN.Drug Department Branch .—MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM, LINCOLN.
Sub-Central, Drapery gr Boots—375 HIGH STREET, LINCOLN.h No. 15 Branch —UNION STREET, MARKET RASEN
The QUARTERLY MEETING will be held in the Large Hall,On MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10th, 1930, at half past Seven o'clock.'-
1. Minutes of last Meeting.a
'A.2. Admission of New Members.
Report and, Cash Account.
4. Appeals and Recommendations ofICommittee —.
(a) National Lifeboat Institution, M 2s. Od.
(k) Deaf and Dumb Mission, E2 2s. OrL
(c) Railway Benevolent fund, t E2 2s. Od.
(d) Sailors' Orphan Home (Hull), E5 5s. Od.
(e) Lincoln County Haspital, EIO 10s. Od.
AGENDA OF BUSINESS.
0) Lincoln General Dispensary, f.5 5s. Od.
(g) Seanums' Hospital (Greenwich), X5 5s. Od.
(Ir) Lincoln Cirls' Club, El Is. Od.
(i) Nursing Associstians for Hykchsm. Brsnston, Ekrnkney,Mar ket Raven, Bardney, Waddmgtan, Wellingore andWashingboraugh, El Is. Od. each.
5. Election of President, Treasurer. Four Directors, and tworepresentatives for the C.WS. Quarterly Meetings in Mayand July.
6. Any other business.
1
Lincoln Co-operative Society, Limited.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.sMa F. J. OLDERSHAW (Prcu'dent), . .. 28 Ma. J. HUDSON 28 eMa, T 0 CLAPHAM ... ... -. - 28
fMts G SMALLEY (Trc»»sr) ... ... 28 Ma. H. H. RUDD ... ... ... ... 28 Ma, F. GRAINGER
fMa. GEORGEvHARRIS (Scnrierp) ... 27 Ma. G. T, C KEALEY... ... ... (ilB 24 Mm A. F WILLIAMS
'Ma. IL BELL ... ... ... ... ... 27 Ma. F. )L TRUSWELL ... ... ... 28
Public Auditors —Masses. F. C Lf)UGHBOROUGH gr A. SI'AFFORD„ III Ccmpasvqst Smurr, ~,, err dfrssutrcnt Mtc.Gr Mc p~r
e H r x c r m 7 7
\
Masses KEALEY. CLAPHAM, GRAINGER ik Maa WILLIAMS DaceMgmu ~BEU KEALEY. gt GRAINGER
Mums. GRAINGER, OLDERSHAW gr KEALEY
STANDING ORDERS.I. Retax 50—4. Notice of motion must be submiusd in writing not less than 21 days prior to the date of tbe mmthsp Sic days' notice is mquimd tn aay~tn s
prose'
irm on the Agenda.
2. Tlat no member be allowed to spmk more than once on any motion at the Quarterly, or any other General Meeungof the Munbem ccuvend f»tbe p»gaea of acactbtg theof the Society, except the movers of resolutiona, motions snd emendmenm who shall each be allowed s reply; and oo member shall speak after sech rvqdy.
3. Whenev» emend»urn sre made upon ordinal propositions, no second amendment shall be taken into connderstion until tba rust emend»mt has bean rgspoced of (a) If ~ Fustemendnum be cerned it shall displace the original question and hecorm: itsdf the questioa; (I) If dw first amendment be negatived tins the satend mcy be movedsethaengbtd qneatbmnnd» conudcretign. only ene anmrdmeat shall be~ to the Meeting for discussion at one time; (c) The mover of every resobnkm aml of avery ameadaum shall base a rbtbt ofreply. ijmmediately after which tbe question shall be put from the chair; but no other member shall be allowed to speak morc than once an tbe sama quest)os, unless pernuedmf» peruuub explsnatkus or dm smention of the chair be called to s point of order.
4. Tune limit of Mover rd Resolution be IO mmutes: tlw other speakers not more more then five minutes.
5 When eny mouon or amendment hss bean made, snd seamded it is open to any member to propose the"
previous question," i.c., that the motion befcua tbe Merdagba u»
Tlw mover aad seconder of dm"
previous question" cannot speak ~ on the motion before the meeting.
A mcuum once carried shall ooc be cscaksded at any meeting without due notice having been oven
7. That sll qucstkms relating to thc Balance Shet which are sent to the Secretary bdore the Gmeral Meeting. dudl have preference.
8. When dw Pnwideat riuu to speak Me»ben shall take dwk sean unmed u)y.
DIRECTORS' REPORTTo rrtg MgMsnts,
(c) We beg to submit to you the Quarterly Report and Cash Account. The total amount received for goods sold during the quarter isE237,72( I6s. 4d., being a decrease of E3.14() la. OJd. over the corresponding quarter last year. 557 persons have joined the Society within thequarter, 335 have withdrawn and l4 forfeited as per rule, making the present number 25,148. We recommend an interim discount of I /5 in the E onmembers' purchases for the past quarter.
(b) The new Secretary to the Society has amved, and is being initiated into his dutimh which be will take up in full at the end of the present quarggg .4Mr. John E. Harrison has hsd a long training in co-op rative work, having served thirteen years with the Ashington Society and later about two ytftfhv '
with th London Co-operative Society. We have every confidence in his ability, energy and experience to do full justice to the position he has betgfra(appo titted.
(c) The erection of new premises in Free School Lane are proceeding rapidly, and we hope business will be commencml there during the~Tlu. order of the shops are the Butchery at the corner, then Tobacconist. Jewellery (transferred fromthe present position koprtnyfdemugeueeusgMmdtwtion for the Drug and Optical Department), Frutt and Florist, with Fish and Came at the bottom. Second story t Ladies' sgtd Cesuk's Hasrrdgaeahukat the corner with Board Room and Offices heyoncL
(d) We are Pleased to ruport that wfule we require a much larger output for the D'
+
(i) GLsniou. —We shall shortly have for sale a large andfrom your own store where quality' anrt satisfaction are guaran
Registered Office, Silver Street, : Lincoln, January 9tfr, 1930
(f) After careful consideration we propose granting all Productive workers, who have completed twelve months continuous service with theSociety, six days holiday per year with pay at the standard rate of wages.
(g) Due to the exigencies of the February election vacancies may arise on the Board of Directors before the May Quarterly Meeting. Rule 11deils with such a contingency. Nominations must be received not later than 21st February. The election will take place an the 9th, 10th and 12thof May in the usual manner.
(h) TULIps. Our sales of these Bulbs was again most satisfactoiy and we hope each purchaser will be rewarded by a good display of BloommWe propose holding another Tulip Show in May. Look out for later announcement and be prepared to enter. UEUAL Goon Pnizgs civEN.
varied stock of these Bulbs~or usual high-dass quality —Make all your purchasesteed. LOOK OUT FOR THE SHOW IN AUO LET.
For the Board of Directors.
GEORGE HARRIS, Secretary.
The November Quarterly Meeting practically unanimously instructed the Board to formulate some scheme for recognising the long and valuable
services rendered to the Society by Messrs. Harris and Smalley, and they heartily recommend the members to grant (a) Mr. Harris a pension of
10/- per week thus treating him as if he were a superannuated employee. (b) Mr. Smalley a gift of ten guineas. We trust you will accept our
proposals.F. J. OLDERSHAW, President.
CASH ACCOUNT
From October 2nd, 1929 to January 1st, 1930.
CASH ACCOUNT.
To Cak in hand ead Shop Tdb ..................„Coeds sold
Special Loan Capiud .........Penny Bank Capital
Provident Cbk
„Repays'iients —Mmnbers Property Accourn ...,. Iutere'r't. on In~ ...........................
Insunmee Premiams (Members)
Susuummmmtn fund ....... . .n 0~8 el hive and Fixed Stock
-n~nr Room ReceinnHealth Insurance Agovenrn ...,.....
Fem ......................„,...,.' ..„Tr'ans(er Fees ......... ..... ..... ..„,..........,. Nomination Fees .............................. .....„Cards, Pass Booln, grc.
.. Swung Room Fees
s d189~ 17 82.815 14 6
s ds d g s d435 12 If
237721 16 419L339 12 2
3? 658 I I 78375 12 2
4/15 12 0303 12 IOI
46,780 16
965 8 9
5,917 2 0
By Goads bought .............................................14268 6 22,708 4 I „Productive Wages .......................................... 10.706 15 67,193 14 6 „Distribugve Wages . .................................. 21,951 163.029 19 9
27,200 4 6 „ExpenamWnbdmwais (rom Share Capital . . 30191 14 7
Inan Capital ..................... 3.443 11 34,519 4 10f „., Special Loan Capital ............ 9~1 17 04,0i6 14 3,. „Penny Bank Capital ............ 3,563 13 101
480 18 936 13 2 „„Provident Gub .................. 566 4 2
587 4 10 „„Xmas(fik ........................ 399 4 70140 11 9 „Am&mons —.
6 10 0 „Land iird'Bmk4gs Account ........................ 594 0 0494 10 9,. Fned Rolbng aad Lim Stock Accomn "............ 820 3 038 10 0 Ikury, Plant Account .....................-.............. 2,785 12 99 12' 8 „Msiahsm" Property Account: ......................... 1,717 6 3
7712 03011 0 „Sntrsupnmu .—2'19 3 ve Union Lnk .............................. 204 4 10076 Vnien (Mrrgand Secstm) ........... 3 0 0
40 93 „I~~Allkmm .................. 5 5 0010 0 Ching~ ...................... ...... 010 6
74 17 0 Ooucasde Fat Ssock Sbew ........................... 0 10 620L540 18 4 213 10 10
u .I(sndrbndnrs' ~ 14 4 8'311 15 0
Pr' ............... 12817 4 9
INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACTS, 1893 to 1928.
Annual Return of the Lincoln Co-operative Society, Ltd.As prescribed by the Chief Registrar, FOR THE YEAR ENDINC OCTOBER 2tadr 1929.
Nsm ~ of Soaety —lincola Coopermve Soaety, Limited.Reginer Nrx 141.Dme of Establishment —August. 1861.When first egiuercd —September 16tIL 1863.
Name snd Address of awry Officer or other pmsaa m
G. Strsaxxv (Trcasmer), Venmor Terrace, liacda.Crrsxrrn Mscxnmza (Cashier). IS St. Csthmine's Roach Liecda.
TRADINC ACCOUNT. Cr.
To Stack oe hand at date of last Retura.
Othe ExpensesBalance Surplus, to Accaum No. 11.
TufAL
K s d151303 4 0723,628 4 6134.711 12 950368 I IO80,609 5 2
81.14&520 8 3
By Sales knd Revceue of Serrice Papamenk)Dfrideads an PorchesesTrade~Stock on hand as per Balmce Sheet IV. .........
TOTAL
s d984339 9 4
3,000 10 714 I
152.966 7 3
..... E1,140320 8 3
INVESTMENTS REVENUE AND FINAL REVENUE ACCOUNT. Cr.
To Interest oe Shares for whole of currcat year }3+5Laces 6„135Savings Bank Deposits ...........................-- 2fy)3
Bank lalercst aad amissioe Peyabk .............................. 195Odmr Interest payable 762Intmmt charged aa Reserve, nuurauce end other Funds ............... 1308House Praperty .—
Interest oa Capital . 969Depnukriorn Repairs aad other Expeeses .............,....,..... 1,167
I 8 s dColkctive Lik ssuraarn Premwun for year ...... 4/I I 0 4Lcu Rebate far last year 689 16 8
3321Gub Beaus 910Supemanuarion Fund 1382Wrincn off (Fixed Stack Account) .......................................... 64Festivals 330ttsknce nct Surplus) . 8&882
r d19 86 63 5
13 09 I9 0
0 00 8
3 85 7
16 40 09 4
11 0)
By Balance Surplus from Trading Aocouat L.Interns aad Diridmds recrivabk .—
on Skue Investnumtsoa Lose Investmentson Bmk Dcparit aad (if aay) Cunena Accountsan Advances to Individuals an Hears Property. .........
lncuwn Charged to Tnde Account IInterest charged to Hause Propmey, per contraHms Property Re ts
cncgemcm Expemns Mmahem Pmperty Accouat.. Pass Bookx ik». . .... .Insursnm PremiuonNational Health Insumnce ASowsaceSuadry I e
2336 26,912 02d)78 86,196 5
13367 10969 0
2255 782 6
180 4178 ll09 15
234 10
d2
10710I003I6I704
TOTAL 8115369 7 3I Torsi . EI15369 7
DISPOSABLE BALANCE ACCOUNT.
PART A.—DISPOSAL Of BAlANCE AVAILABLE AT END Of LAST YEGG
Cr.
RC Vn
'"aa
To Diridend to~„Educarion Fmd„Unappropriated balance csmed forward to Part IL of Accouat,
Credit side
TOTAL
E s d1&416 13 4 ' By Balance frpocahk sr per last ruinm. .
149 10 0
283 17
81&770 0 ISI TorAL
8 s d1&720 0 10I
81&710 0 10I
Dividend paid ar credited to Members„Diridced paid or credind to Noa-Mcmbam„Grants for Educsri e—Chsritehk.
Balsece Disposable cher charging Share Interest
8 s EI
6&015 19 I64 8 7
455 17 3321 3 4500 00
1&729 0 4
f. s dBy Net Unappropriated Baknce brought lorwsrd fram last year .. .. 203 17
Bslsace Surphrs face Fiaal Revenue Aacouat 8&882 11
PART B.—CURRENT YEAR'S OPERA11ONS AND AVAILABLE BALANCE.
883.086 8 7 TOTAL 883.086 8 7
To Dividend to~Eucetion Fund
„General Reserve Fmdts Bd mlmd
(PRDPosEDIIrREAIMENTIIfoF BALANcE DlsPosABLE.
s d17,708 6 8 By Babmce Disposable at ead of year, ss per Part L cf Accoam
311 15 0 above .............................................................,...........500 0 0208 18 8
EISJ29 0 4 EI8,729 0
ILITIES AND ASSETS.
fond snd uildings used ia TradeFixtures, Plan, gc.
Hearn Property
Shares —I. aad P. sciatica ....................................Loans —L aad P. ScaedmOther LocusHouse Pmpeny sdvsaccd to ladividuals ..Memben' Acccuats owmgIncome Tax to be resumedCash st Beak ......................Cash iu hand of Cashier ........Balance Disposable, as per Disposal Balance Accouat,
cerned to nest year 18,729 0 4
STATEMENT OF LIABUABILITIES. E s d 6 s d
Withdmwable Shares ........-....................................................... 457,133 2 7Savings Beak Deports and Acaucd lateran ............ 56.150 5 10ILoeaseadAcaucd interest ...............,. ...... ..... IfgVB3 5 2Sounps asd Qubs ......................,......... .;. ......... 1,914 19 5Supemnnuation Fund ............ ....... , . . 17,072 6 8
255,970 17 IIGcaaal Reserve ................................... . ......... 13gb5 8 6Plate Glass insurmm Fuad ................--..—....-.. 5JN5 8 0Workmen's and ndenmity Inmnmce Funds ............ &335 19 0
27,446 f5 6Sa8 Guanasse Deposits ....................................... I/30 7 ICredittn for Goads .......................................... 23256 7 0Cnxbtors for Ezpenses .......... .......... ......, .. ... 3,186 17 flShare Interest nct yet audited to Share Capital Acceunt 9.400 0 0
37$I3 12 0
E s d15?966 7 3
571 38150.606 8 I232B9 2 0
32JQI 16 08.686 15 0
IN,054 1 017517 6 5
159,404 9 5
BIO 056 I 2
69,451 5 I I'435 12 lf
8 s d
153637 10 11
174,495 10 I4310 9 6
387,486 7 10
77~ 9 2$
8797253 7 rr797gi3 7 6I
F. J. OLDERSHAW. Chainaan.
Tbe uaderagnect being s Public Auditor sppoiated by. fthL Treasury, haring had access to all tbe Books, Deeda Doarmaus sad~of the Soaccy, snd baring esamnedthe foregoiag Anaual Return, ead verrTicd the same with tbe Books,
'
Deeds. Documents, Acceuats snd Youthen rdstiag thereto, now signs tbe saoe as %%du to be anrect, dalyvouched snd ia accoabmce with lsw.
W. P. ARMSIRONCv Prior Strceb Lincda.Jvocanber 2I st, 1929
Ilfmlk
RLNNk
Dairy Department.Iff
YOU TAKE A BIG QISK 5AFECj UARD YO UR
BOTTLED PAS'rEURIZED MILKBehind which stands A Guarantee of'Purity and an assurance of freedom from contamination.
anrrtr~n a
WHEN YOU PURCHASE YOUR N1LIb H E A I TH BY PURCHASINGLOOSE AAD UNTREATED;.-I: THE BEST OBTAIlVABLE
Ifc
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If you are buying other Milk —think it over-and then change over.
Rich thick CREAM made FRESH DAILYOrder from the Milk Roundsman.
g+Isu~ ' ' m d mv. u nngal
IfXQIgXgL4 IE~~~IFtII ILAIL~~~
EDUCATIONAL COMM mIX.Mn. W. T. Taayrotm, Prcsidcru 13 I 'Mn. G Matryot Sccmtary ... '12
I Mn. R E.Bgsasosg . . 13 ( *Mss. D. RoogMn. R. G. Gt o V' P ('ll) I I
~
Mtat K. E. Kttotytgs ... ... 13~
*Mtz A. Bttam ... ... ... I I
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*M A. G. WMn. G. )L tototosh T emmcr 13 Mto. L Stazgs ... . (IIB 12 eMsz A. Dzma ... ... ... 13
1)w Bgures after the names indicate the number of~ attended, 13 having bmn held during the Haif-year.
eRctiring Members eligible for roekctknz
DEPOSAL COMMITIEEx
library. Mrs. K. Knowks, Mm. L Skter. Mr. R G. Chevous, Mr. R E. Bcmrese, Mr. G. H. Reynokk
Enrcriaimmnr Commirrcc r Mra L Sister. Miss A. G. Whittaker, Mr. A. Dorr, Mr. A Bradcr.
Furntrhhtg Sab.Committee. —Mm. K. Knowks, Mrs. D Rook, Mr. R. G. Chevous, Mr. E. Bemrose,
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EDUCATIONAL COMMITIXE.
Ds. IgcozrzTo Balance in CW.S. Bank, June, 1929,. Balanm in Treasurer's hands, June, 1929„Cards and Fines (Library) .„Sale of Co-oprrotive Naos, Outlooks, Pamphlets„Sak of Newspapers, Magazines., Grant from the Society., Allowance on Old Piano., Senior Choir Subscriptions.. Junior Choir Subscriptions., Sale of Rail Tickets for Choral Festival ..............., Contribution from Choir for Choral Festival„Pooling of Farce from Choral Festival„Prize in Fete and Gala Choral Contest., Prize from Choral Association., Hire of Piano and Music„Sunday Evening Choir Concert„Gymnasium Qass Subscriptions
C.W.S. Bank Interest
s d190 7 823 8 3I
3 19 1013 I 73 0 6
311 15 015 0 0213 0015 08 5 0118 06 I 3010 00 5 0011 04 71I213 6215 2
Ca. Exyzrtortvaz.By Librarians' Salaries .„Grants to Men's and Women's Guilds„Grant to Committee in lieu of Discount,. President's Salary„Treasurer's Salary„Secretary's Salary„Editing IVheetshecf„Conductor's Fee for Choirs., Acmmpsnist Fce for Senior Choir„Accompanist Fee for Junior Choir,. Music Librarian„Music for Junior Choir„New Piano and Cover„Choral Festival Expenses„Gymnasium Class Expenses„Postage for Officers snd Librarian„Unemployment and Health Insurance Stamps
New Ldzmry Books„Bindiag Ubrary Books., Ncw Qock Ior Reading Room.. Printing and Staricnery
„Library and Reading Room lbquisites.. Propaganda Meetings and Coacerts„Newspapers and Magazines
Dekgates' Ezpenses to Conferences„Lantern Lectures„Adv rthaamum in Local Press., Submiptimr to G p. Educa6onal Amniario.. Qeaning Account ....,. Winding Qocks, 10/-: Delivery of Coco. Naos, I I/9.. Half Fce remitted for Hire of Piano
Balance in GWX Bank., Baknce in Treasurer's hands
s d79 2 I
3514 011 0 0
I 0 03 0 0900110 0
17 4 6616 3318 3019 0116 0
39 0 030 2 610 I 02 I4 810
1916 3319 5215 0
18 6 61218 62 0 8
13 13 3$25 91015 10 11619 02 11 10010 0
14 16 II I 9026
174 17 219 5
%591 7 8591 7 81
EL) UCA 7 IONA L COMMI TTEE REPORT.
DURING the past half-year, the Committee have endeavoured in their respectiveDepartments to fulfil one of the Objects of our Society, viz. :—"To provide the Domestic,Social and Intellectual Advancement of its Members.
"For we submit the Consumer must
play his part in solving the social problems of the day.
- Only through a United and Educated Co-operative Movement can the Consumerfulfil his high destiny.
As will be noted in the Balance Sheet, financial assistance is granted to our Menand Women's Guilds.
These Guild Meetings endeavour to arouse, maintain, and increase interest in the'
'development of the Co-operative Movement.
If you are not a member, why not join a Branch of the Guild in your district)
- Propagarida Meetings have been held in the Rural Districts. With the co-operationof our Choir, Branch Committees, and Branch Managers, many people in the villages have
., heard of the benefits of our Society, thus spending a profitable and pleasant evening.
Members of our Library have appreciated the addition of new books, we hope topurchase more.
The Senior and Junior Choirs have had a successful Session.
In the Co-operative Choral Festival at Birmingham, two members of the Choir:Miss D. Eyres, Mr. W. Lofthousegobtained Gold jMedals in$jtheir respective Gasses.Messrs. Spalding and Smith secured Second Prize in the Duet Class. The Choir obtainedfifth place out of 13 entrants.
The Juniorv&Choir comprises over 50 members. Our girls and boys sang well
in the Junior Festival at Mansfield, obtaining Third Prize.
The Lantern Lectures which were arranged have been well patronised
The Gymnasium Classes have catered for the physical development of our member'schildren. Three full dasses having been held each week during the tenn.
The sales of operative Literature is disappointing, considering the membershipof the Society;
The General Secretary of the Co-operative Union states.' "A 100 per cent.Co-operator implies a thorough support of the Co-operative Press and its publications.
".Let us make a New Year Resolution by placing an order at our Branch or the Library for theCo-operative Navs, and our Ladies, the IVomen's Outlooit. We shall thenprogress our movement is making.
On behalf of the Committee,
GEO. MARTIN, Secretary.
Ytm Qnmteriy Meeting will ba beld in the READING ROOM, METHERINGHAM, on FRIDAY, FEB.7th. at 7 Rsprmmastive. —Miss A E. WILLIAMS.
Mgtttmmonaat Baancn Comnytm —Mr. F. W. Bsldock. Metheringhsm (Choinnee); Mr. T. Yates. Fen Road, Msthsringham (Scrrctmy) t Mr. G Maddnon
Mr. C. Vates, Mctheringinm; Mr E W. AsplsniL Metheringhsm: Mr. A. Wilson Dunston; Mr C Msckinder Scopwick; Mr R Taylor Blankney: Mr Lucy CreswelL Dighy-
Tbe Quarterly Meeting wiB be held in the FREE METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, WASHINGBOROUGH, on FRIDAY, FEB. 7th, at 7
Represwnative ~.F. K TRUSWELL
Wammoaououun Baancn Coscatrrtxc —Mr. H. P. Wailer, Waslungbniough (Chairmen); Mr. W. Ramdl, Wmb~ (Secretary) t Mcsdamm W. Ckrk Gilbert. Johneoa aad
Taylor. Wssbiagbo ough: Meson. R Draper, J. O. Dixorayand K Sumner, W~cugfa
Tbe Qaarterk Meeting will be beld in tbe CO-OPERATIVE INSTITUTE, NORTH HYKEHAM, on FRIDAY, FEB.7tfa at 7Mlkprese tadvs'. Mr. T. O. CLAPHAM. ;
rsirrixg —Mr. G. Bemdge. Myrtk House. Station Road, North Hykham (C/iairman)t Mr. F. Brown, Hope House, Ststkn Road, Neith Hykchma,(~ y) t Mr. W. GoobanrL Lsngley Rind. North Hykcbun: Mr. W. Whitn»y, Lmgky Road, North Hyliehem t Mr. Herky, Romht House, Newark Read; Mr. Ramadan'
No»en Heuse. Moor Lme, Nerth Hyhehsm: Mrs. Brekford, Holly House, North Hykchsm JMm. Rohertshaw, Lsngdale Hmne. Newarl(Road, North Hyksbam t Mrs Brenea,
Ripon House, Newark Road. North Hykeham.
Tbe Quarterly Meeting will be beld in tbe SCHOOL ROOM, BRANSTON, on FRIDAY FEB. 7th, at 7 tatsa Repnnentetive ~.F. J. OLDERSHAW.
Tba Quarterly Meeting will be beld on tbe BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN, oa SATURDAY, FEB.gtla at 7 en. Rsprecntsdm. Mr. G T. C KEALEY.
Wxtxooxn Baatccn Sstcrrtgta —Mr. T. Taylor. Wehmum (Choirman) 't Mr. H. Frsnldin. The Gunn, Wdboum (Scwstary); Mr. R A Dews, Welboum t Mr. A. Codd.
Cythortn t Mr. Honsam, Normsntm t Mr. E. Dylan, We8ingoret Mr. F. Mapkthorpe. Wellingme: Mr. K Body. Colsbyt Mr. J. Jackmn, Harmctcm
Tbe Qasrtsrly Meeting will be bold at tba WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, SAXILBY, on SATURDAY, FER gtk at 6-30 . Reprwnntative, Mr. F. GRAINGER
Saxn.nv Bastien ctctyrgg —Mr. C. MamhalL Clnnch Lane, Saxilby (Chairman) a Mr. C. W Oxby. West Bank Samlby (Sccrctery): Mr. K Cavilj Western Avenue, Ssmtby,
Mr. J. Wbcatley. Cherry Tree House, Sexilbyi pÃr. H. Clark» Sardthy: Mr. J. W. Valky. Mays lame. Smlby t Mr. L Be0, 2 Coun&1 Cottages, Samtbyt Mr. KLindeey. Mill Lane, Saxi8ry t Mr. G Hill, Parish Cenages, Fenaon, Saxi(by.
Thc Qaarterly Meetieg will be held on tbe BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNEY, an SATURDAY, FEB.8th, at 7 nm. ~ve ~.K BELL
Bamntv Bsancn~—Mr. C K TmddL Bardney (Ckmamn) t Mr. W. W. Moanwelk Abbey RoaiL Bardncy (Scerctery) t Mrv F Pulley, Station Road, Bcrdaey; Mr,
J. E. Lhrtha Queen'Strsaa Bcrdncyt Mr. R Xmt, Tb Manor. Bsnksy: Mr. K Woodcock, Wiaghy Rcunk Bardncyt M. AJB hera Smtkn
L Bckon Station Consges, Berdn»ye Mm Psigey, Statkn'. Rosdg Bsrdmy.
Tbe Qnmterly Meeting will be bcM oa the BRANCH PREMISES, HORNCASTLE, on SATURDAY. FEB. gtha at 7 tawn Represents&re .—Mr. K H. RUDD.
Hoancaxttx Buancn Cosssrrrrgc —hfr. C. ResiL l07 Foundry Street. Horncastk (Ckrinnen) t Mr. W. K Brader. sgthorpe House, Horncastk (Senetary) t Mr. S.Ling, 95 FomuhySwcca~t Mr. G. Ball, 57 Spilsby Road. Hornantk t Mr. J. Csnott, ttmnbleby.
Tba Qarterly Mce6ng will be baM oa tbe BRANCH PREMISES, SLEAFORD, on SATURDAY, FEB.8th, at ugtana R~.—Mr. G HARRIS,
Stxarotm Bxancn ~—Mr. Willsen, Siker Swc»L Ruskington (Clieinnan) t Mr. C DuBm, 67 West Benin, Skaford (Sccrctary); Mr. Coaliag. Ewsrhy, Skcfmd t MnEdsnbrow. Gatehouse, Shaford Moor, Sksford t Mr. Simpsoa. 68 Noithgctn Skeford t Mr. Picker. 12 Queen Stunt. Sksford t Mr. Pest, 16 Westgste, Sfmfmd ~
8 llsxsnra RoaiL SkafarcL
Tba Quarterly Mee6ng vntl be bald ea tba BRANCH ~,MARKET RASEN, an SATURDAY. FEB.8Ch, at 7 tatra Reprcswnstna: . lpga. G, SMALLEV
Masxsr Ravm Baancn Cosnrrnx. —Mr. F. Bunon. North Owersby, Lincok (Cliamnan) t Mr. J. K Stem(urdu Nccth Wl lingham RoarL Marliet Rssen (Secretary): Mr. C,Be»ann Kihnwdi Road. Market Raven t Mr. Douse, Rose Consges. Msrlict Rasen t Mr. Abaft. Middle Rasen, Market Rasen; Mms Gamer, ~Market Raven; Mrn)amon Chapman Sticsc Market Resent Mr. Smrhng. Lynwood RowL Marliet Rasen Mr. Appkton. Deer Stunt. Marliet Reran.
ADVERTISEMENTS&
Jewellery and Fancy Depts. BOOT % SHOE DEPTS.
..iijEs
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SILVER STREET and BANK STREET
FOR RELIABLE
FREE SCHOOL LANE
New Premises(Kingst~reet) 375 High St.
%VATCHES O' CLOCKS
High-Class Jewellery
.&,Oiti'„&'iq'es cannot be beaten
SEE OUR WINDOWSand JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
Bring yOur REPAIRS "roo niPPKtKx
RATES OF INTEREST
SHARE CAPITAL —.
Finsr QDFrom %20 to %100
K100 to %200
MEMBERS' LOANS:—From 6 to 600
600 to QN
SPECIAL LOANS .UP mQN
S% PKR ANNUM
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4% PKR ANNUM
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Q% PKR ANNUM
PENNY BANK IMH'OSrIS .—UP mfS 4a% PKR ANNUM
':-'- INVEST yoUR SURPLUS CAPITAL ~
WITH YOUR SOCIETY.
THE DEPARTMENTS FOR GOODSERVICE & VALUE FOR MONEY
Gents' Boots & Shoeso WHEATSHEAF" BRAND
in the following Prices:
-12/11, 14/ll, 16/6, 16/11,
18/11, 21/-, 25/-.
A GOOD SELECTION OF
Girls', Boys' 4, Youths' Boots 4 Shoesin the following productive Brands:
HOLYOAKE, IVY, I. & U., UNION, MIDLAND,
SPEROPE, EXCELLON and EQUITY.
A LARGE VARIETY OF
LADIES' BOOTS & SHOESIN
WHEATSHEAF, SPEROPE, EXCELLON,PROGRESS, SELF-HELP and EQUITY Brands
Boot 8z Shoe RepairsRecriotrot Depots .—
CENTRAI 375 HIGH STREET and aII- Branches
FINEST' BOOT REPAIRINGPLANT IN LINCOLNS'HIRE
Prompt Attention, Collection and Delivery.
ADVERTISEMENTS
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TAILQRING DEPARTMEN'I' sr'u's'u'r
GOOD APPEARANCE COUNTS ALWAYS. ENHANCE YOUR APPEARANCE BY BEING
CORRECTLY ATTIRED. YOUR TAILOR MAY PROVE TO BE YOUR BEST FRIEND.
We are now ready with our New Range of
SPRING SUITINGS in Worsted, Tweeds, Saxony's and Sergei
Suits Made-to-Measure from 63/ ro K6/15/O:. 'rri
Our LIN-CO BLUE SERGE being reduced from X.4/10/0 to Z4/4/0This is a good medium weight Serge and Tailors-well.
ALL THESE SUITS ARE MADE ON THE PREMISES BY LINCOLN TAILORS
LADIES' COSTUMES to Measure from %3/15/0 from all the Latest London StylesFACTORY-MADE SUITS from 42 fo rfiji„
Ready-to-Wear Dept. Outfitting Dept.The road to success isa Good Appearance. . — FOROur Spring Goods are arriving druly artd ' rr TUNIC SHIRTS& UNlaERWEARr HATSrfor Value they will please aud serve you welL
MEN'S SUITS, YOUTHS' SUITS andBOYS' SUITS, Light Weight OVERCOATS, —
DRAPERY, MILLINERY I MANTLE DEPARTMENTSARRANGEitIENTS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR EARLY DELIVERIES OF,NEW SPRING GOODS
CHOICE VARIETY AND BEST POSSIBLE VALUE
Ladies' gz ChiIdren's MiIIineiy"'. -" '-. '. p'' "' ".K'h8ied""Woits', "".'.—:.'. Costumes, Robes
AT EEEN PRlcES. . : . =- Two-Piece Suits, 'Jumpers, kc. (~jA, Splendid Variety of Ladies' & Children's CsLOVESe UMBRIXLASa HOSKRYa at Popular Prices. - '-
A Choice electionof
LADIES' UNDERWEARand CORSETS.
Prices to Suit All.
Tba Qa.
Sur:- '. ~ ES - TRIMMINGSSCARVES
HAND KERCIIIEF
PERFUMERY
d—COSTI~Wool Crepe, Frtncy Tweeds Style k F t Guarantesr
Trial elicited'
SHE~ L'owest Prices.26" PRINTED ART SILK (Nersert DartsPrices I/6, I /'I X$, 2/6, 2/I XI per gse
WILL BE APPBECIATED-
Superior Quality in QUILTS, BLANKETS2 6" ART S I L K {Sef/ Sharhs)
Prices I/Oh I/61 I/I Ih 2/I I$ per yariL r Blear aad Fraebs
VISIT TO TIXRSK .&KPAIETMKNTS
ALL RIGHTS RESERVE PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
(+u-o Iauvn tix 'v 4'~ iun I i~ itvclHOLYOAKE HOUSE. HANOVER STREET, MANCHESTER
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Name of Society c~~4 Limited.By
Registmed Otlice of Society
Does the Society hold Land for accommodation purposes only y If so, how much
Doss the Society carry on general Farming operations? * ~ If so, please supply the follosving information:—
FAMBHG RETURN.Acaston
Owned by Society Lssssd by Socisty Rsntsd by Socisty
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TOTAL NETSURPLUb
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Aiooont ofShays Interest
Amount
To C~var. To LAsooa To Pracmsxa
Rate Dsv Cent Amount Rats Dev f onwacos Amount Bats Dol f oa
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HOW NET SURPLUS FOB YEAR laftev di lnolinl. ' Sharc Inl rest ialodi IS DII IDED
AVumber of Employees who were members of the Society at
AIIOUNT OF SHARE AND LDAN, kc. , CAPITAL HELD BY
Employees Othor Individuals Sociotics
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XUtfBER Ol" SIANAOINO ColBMITTEII wHO ARE
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Does the Society give Credit in addition to Hire Purchase and Club Credit?
Does ths Hire Purchase System operate in the Society y ~ If so, state value of goods supplied. during year on H.P.
Does the Mutuality Club System operate in the Society y 1L+ If so, please state value of Mutuality Club Sales during year
The Auilit for the yl.'ur hus been conducted by the follosving Public Auditor
RETURN AS TO 5IEXI3EES.
Nulnber of Iiemhers at beginning of tho year
Iluilii;du. i. Iii i: brl. Someiios or Cmnpsuirs
Number of Alembers admitted flurin the s cur
Nunlhtr of blembem tvhosc melnbership hus ceascil during the year
Number of Members at the end of the year
Total Wy A'/3 &IP
.' Quarterly or half-yearly rutcs of dividend—I
1st Quarter 2nd Quarter (or erst half-year) ~ 3rd fduarter g~ 4th Quarter (or second half v-eol.
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(I) Share Claims:—
Trau~iorai)le Sbisres
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OFFICIAL ISSUE.
Registered Office
ANNUAL RETURN for RETAIL SOCIETIES carrying OR GENERAL INST
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Year ended. .........................~..4.~...................................19.2.$This Return, which must be made np to a date within fear- months before or one month after 31st December,
1929, is to be sent to the Registrar as soon as possible, and in any event not later than the 31st March, 1930.It shouhl be aeeompanied by—
(1) A copy of the Auditor's Speehi Report (if any).
(2) A copy of each Bahnoe Sheet made up to a date wfthh the period covered by the Return.
v ts tv, . . Limited.
Hss the Society issued a printed Statement of Accounts made up tc s date within th«period covered by the
Return 1 ..ctO Has the Society in operation sny scheme for sharing pro&to with its employees 1tt I
Are the Society's OIBcers and Servants assured under a COLLECTIVE Fidelity Policy 1
!1NARES OF CORRIT1EE OF BGLNAGERENT.
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DONmTRR LTD.. RRi~&RRR ir,iZ ~-'.~ L;R~;q g
ADVERTIS~WE HAVE PURCHASED A CHOICE SELECTION
OF NEW GOODS FOR
rr'n um er earWHICH WE ARE DISPLAYING IN OUR
9rapery, JYrilliqery & /Viande QlepPs.The Very Latest & Smartest +'"" '"'" '"'"'""'""""""'+
P'URSM I LLINERY:. ':- Th. N~Ladies' & Childrens'. HARE SCARF NECKLETSAt Popular Prices
Knitted Wear.Ladies' & Maids' JUMPERSUITS & CARDICANS.
Splendid Variety.
. Maids' & Ladies' TWEEDCOATS frotn 16/11 to 4 gns.
Smmt Styles.
Maids' & Ladies' COATSLatest /if ateriat
Tricotine & Soleil Repp.from 39/11 ta 5 guineas.
Maids' & Ladies' SMARTCOSTUMES.
' Tsvecd. Repp & Tricotine.from 29/11 to 4 guineas.
from 13/11 to 59/11FITCH SCARF NECKLKTS
from 4 gns. to 16 gns.
Coats /Ic Costumes.54" TRICOTIIVE
Latest Shades.from 6/11 to 10/11 per yard.
54" WOOL REPPAll Leudinj Shades.
'/rota 5/11 to 10/11 per yard
54" SUITIisIGS/I/e/o Afmtures and Co'loari mls,/rona 5/11 to: 9/11 per yoni
For ROBES.38o
Woof Crepe-de-CheneChoice Selection of Shades.
2/6l, 2/11$, 3/11$ per. 'y'ir8!' coy
Novel Notions in BLOUSES, JUMPERS, SCARVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, CLOVES, Etc.LADIES'UMSIIELLAS LADIES' & CHILDRENS HOSIERY. /srtiscist 5'stkitressCeeds.
Ladies' Artiticist Silt Hase ts/noon Sliodoi I/SI I/II+3/III/non &/I» &/II Ladies'MorccriscdlisleHosc. Lot t Siiados. I/III, I/II&3/III /iom I/ttl to 3/11$ pcr yud.&assn Stuotec New Price toi' Susan Cast Hoss 3IIII. '/tokottotttattos Very Clioice Sokction.Ladies' Pare Silk Hose, 4/11 to 8/11 pir ~ir. Latest Colours.
LADIES' COATS, . COSTUMES dt ROBES.Satisfaction tsuaratttced. Rtght, .Fit.~Styte.=~Ps(lee;. hfa'de. in our eton IFai
A .VISIT -TGr THESE -.IIKFARTMKNTS" %/ILL" 4IK: APPRECIATED, '", .:., ;... ;o."'. :;=-:-';::-"
TAI I OUI XC' PI PT.0 Cl D 0 0 0
WE ARE NOW READY
WITH OUR RANCE OF
Spring Suitingsin all the Latest Shades.
Tailor-made Suits to Measure . . from 65/- to 6/6/'-(MADE IN YOUR OWN WORKROOMSI.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Coats Ladies' Tailor-Made Costumes
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from 57/6 from 65/-IN. ALL THE LATEST LONDON STYLES.
Our LiII-co Elue Serge Suit is notD reduced from
Yb' ' ~MM W~ 8 dF 0 . t4/10/0- fo X4/4/-
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FACTORY-MADE SUITS TO MEASUREfrom 42/r, 50/-, 55/~, 63/-, 70/-.
:A Superior Range of TWEEDS AND SERGES to Select from.
%FRAN
: YOUR NKKBS CAN BE SUPPUED-,
,,'.',~:,"*~4'~ '.",IHROUCH YOUR OWN STORES.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
'ILhe -=nvyof the
DclghL 001s
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Everyone nodcesthe superior 6nish ofthe "Queen of theRoad" Baby Car. Butits beauty is not onlyin the 6nish. Theworkmn'nshsp; andmaterials are of 6nestquality. The idealBaby Car, for the idealbaby.
"Qneenof the Road "Cars,at prices from X2 t 19 t 6
"Qaeenofthe Road") )()
FURNISHING & HARDWARE DEPTS.FREE SCHOOL LANE H IGH STREET
and BRANCH ES
"SLOW . BUT . SURE."
ESTABLISHED 1861
'-' UNION IS STRENGTH "
LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETYLIMITED
REGISTERED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES' ACT. 1&93.
OBJECTS OF «FIRST.—.lt provides its Members with Bread, Flour, Groceries, Provisiom, Drapery, Clothing,Boots and Shoes, Butcher's Meat, Coals, Cracbery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, ac.
THE SOCIETY SECOND'It sachs tbe Demesne, Sachd, and hsten~~ advancement of its Members.
Annual Business, C984, 539. Number of Members, 25,380.
ShareGapital. %469,OI2116 2. . Loan Capital, RI82, 945,'17 8. Reserve Fund, %14,110 8,'6
Banhers.—Tbe CO OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCKTY, LTD. ; The MIDLAND BANK LTD.
The Report O' Balance SheetFrom October-2nd, 1929 to April 2nd, 1930
Central Stertn, aad OIIIces t—SILVER STREET st»n FREE SCHOOL LANE. LINCOLN.
Drug Depsrbmnt Branch.—MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM, LINCOLN.
-.—,4~pub-Ccntrsh Drapery snd Boots:—375 HIGH STREET, LINCOLN.
N 1~» No, 15 Branch —UNION STREET, MARKET RASEN
2 16 ., BASSINGHAM3,. SHAI«ES: TRQT, LINCOLN „17 „REEPHAM
4 „:.ERIIRQldr~~L416»OLN- „.I& „WINN STREET, LINCOLN
19 „~RN-4 . MFT@~~" 20 „NEWPORT. LLXCOLN
-"-w",-' . 7::— -:-"CANW%~%:159tD, LTNCOLN 21 «MONKS ROAD, LINCOLN
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LMR RIIA'Ey» IfbI ',,- ':,, - =;. .
. .—.. r23,. "COUL&ON ROAD, BOULTHAMw, s n8I@CH6
'24 „BRANSTON
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Lincoln Co-operative Society, . Limited.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ma. F. J. OLDERSHAW (President) 59 Ma. fk BELL „, ... ... 58 Ma. F. H. TRUSWELL
Ma. G. SMALLEY (Trenserer) ... 59 Ma. J. HUDSON" ... ... ... 59 hgnr.
' T. O. CLAPHAM
Ma. GEORGE HARRIS (Serreiorg) Ma H, H RUDD, . ... ... 59 Ivhc F. GRAINGER
deceased ... 48 Ma G. T. G.~ ... (ilB 36 M»s A. E. WILLIAMS
PubBc Auditors. —Messrs. F. C. Loucmcaoucu lk A. Svstvoan, 111 Ciirpomtion Street, Manchester.
Accountant. —Mr. C. IV4cxinnza. Directors Ccrutnry. —Mr. J. E. Hhaarzcbz
59 Board Meetings have been held during the Hall-year.
59595959
Election of Two Members of the Board of Directors. Candidates nominator. Robert E. Bemrose, Mr. George Bemdge, Mr.
Richard G. Chevous, Mr. Leonard B. Clarke, Mr. Douglas Cressey, Mrs. Hamett Daniels, Mr. Arthur E. Hayward. Mr. William F. Kitchexb
Mr. Edward S. Knowles, Mr. Cl»rim MscBnder, Mr. George Martin. Mr. Stxmby W. Messenger, Mr. William J.Rastell, Mrs. Ada Roxvley.
Mr. Walter Sister. (Members must not vote for morc then two Candidate»).
Member ohloin'rng the highesi number of cores to sercc gff March; 1932; ihe member obielmng the second highest Ie scree till March. 1931.
The Hours of Voting srr CENTRAL OFFICE: Friday, May 9th, 12 noon to 3 p.m. I Saturday, May Igt)L 12 noon to 7 p.m. r Monday,
May 12th. 12 noon to 8 p m. SUB CENTRAL —Saturday, May lgtiu 12 noon to 7 p m. COUNTRY BRANCHES —Where Qua»er)y Meetings
are held, from 4 p.m. to close of Mcetmg.
DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEES
Boot gx Shoe ... Messrs. Oinzmuaw. Tauzwm. cbr Mxm Wtzzmsm
Fmnishing gr Jewellery . . Mzssxa Hcnsou, Kzsiav, Rimn mnMm W'iu. ants
Grocery ... Messrs. Hsaam, SAIALLAv, Otnzasusw & TacswzLL
Drapery . . Messrs. Hunsc«, Kzeiav, Runn & Miss WILLIAMA
Tailoring ... Messrs. Oznmstiaw, Tauswztx zr Mtss WtLUAses
Bntchcry. ..Messrs. Krazzv, Cinpusu, Gnmrcza gi 1VlxmWILLIAMA
Building ... Messrs. Cicxwasr, Brzr„KIALzv & Gaawcrz
'Finance ... IV4'ears. Hhfxzd'v SftALIzv. BzLL & OLnyazNAw
Mill ... Meuni. Tauzwzct Runn. Ccspusm & Gasrucza
Transport ... Messra Bated Hunsou. Runn & GnuucmMilk gr Co»fectionery ..., Messrs. Runn, Tzvswzu Ctnpnaru
ANn GRAINGER
Garden Farm ... Messrs. SNAILzv, Hsaats & TauswrAL]
Drug ... hfcssrs. Gmmczz, Otnm»uaw gr Kzszav '
STANDING ORDERS.
1. Rutzs 50—4. Notice of a»tip»must be sukrnittcdm writiagsmt less than 21 days prior tb the date of the meeting. Siz days' lu9fce .is requined of any amendment to a pmposition appearing on tbc Agenda.
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2. That nh member he dfotrcd to speak mare than once en any xootion at tbl userterfy, er.any xitber Gcmm) Meetingconvened for the purpose. of aasxutxnxtha burns"-n of the Society. cmnpt tbe movers of unolations, ructk»» nnd emendxoct»nrwho xdta&, endshe allowed e reply; snd no member shall speak aber sudx, mply„
3. Whenever anxendmcum are made upon original pr positiom. nn second cendrnent shag. be taken into considerarion m»il, ckc Fxmtnamendment hss been disposed of (n) if s first amendment be camcd it shall sksplax'n tdn oritrim) qncsriou Andre~ m if t)m
' . (b) ff".tbh Sist amendxxxent be negabved'then the second mey be mover( to ke miginal question under conride''xifion. »hly 'oue'atncnsubmitted to the Meeting for sctnsfoh at ooe tkxm I (c) The mover of every resolution aml of every cmeridm'eut shaM have a~'t af. IeA' e
ly after which tbe questiea shaB he put frcen the shiner hut nc other taember. sliaB be allowed to speak mora thaar once cm the scnw "., xodent permmion be given for perscnsk~ or4e attentioa of the dnir be caBed to a poix» of order.
4. Tune limit of Mover ol Resofntum he )0'i kxitthxx; the other spcahem nct more than five mimues,
5 When any motion or amendment km IPen mwk mal mmndcd it » open to cny member m prnpcm dw-
pmvioue qumrirns ge., tkmthc motion before the Meeting ba m» puL Dm i»ormxosxd secoadcr of the previous questioxr*' ca»not speak afmrwards on the'Inorixm-bafmtbe meeting.
A motion once carried sbcB necks rxzxciolkd az cny mceung without duc nonce hs'sing been ipven.
That all quumons rehung to the Bdmxm Sheet which am scat. to tbe Secretary before tha Geuerd Mmtintc shag have~8. When &e Prr»ident rises to spcdL Membcm, AhaB take their su»s mmcdixtely.
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The QUARTERLY MEETlNG will be held in the Large Hall,* On MONDAY EUENING, MAY 12th, 1930, at half-past Seven o'clock.
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DIRECTORS' REPORT.TO THE MEMBERS,
(a) We beg tosubmittoyouthe 137thHalf-Yearly Report and Balance Sheet. The total amount Ecceived for
goads sddd «bring the ha)f year ja E48(994/3d/4;, being ardecreaiie of k)5.755/l3+ djv'er the eorrespondhng period of.
, hhst ymr. The net pro&son-. gba''Ijalf~d'ibthameij":after', !INow/ing fnr'aB expensm, depreciation and. jnterast. :. . .;
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mounts to E'3S;465/iI+, .iiiid:~~:gBr(~~' p'dYE. "Pkobt Bud'.Ljtss~ Ieav'ssr a balan+,""of
EI74$/8/1$; jkieb v'se yrupsiii'e'i4d'dBapnga'+ aa IISpws' KIVh000a'avBscdamk on Members' purchases at I/5 m 'E t
X3I7/5/0 for Educational purposes, and E9I /3/I l carried foiward to next half-year. 1148persons have joined the
- Society within the half-year, 678 have withdrawn, and 30 forfeited as per rule, making the present number 25,380.
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(b) We very de'eply regret having to record the death of our late Secretary, Mr. George Harris, J.P.,who has served the Societlr so faithfully and well for a period of 30 years. To his family and relatives we
extend our heartfelt sympathy.
(c) Co-operators' Day.—The usual demonstration in connection with Co-operators' Day will, this year,
be'incortmvated with. that of the .Penny Bank epartment.
(d) Society's Charity Aixount. —We have' now inaugurated a scheme whereby
Catjjtdtle Jttatjtutiqng. „AII,EEjtrcftgagg ggsde by NonzMembera, Visitors, etc., will be crand checks will be made out to that number. The diiicount accruing from same will be all te'iwwy'the 'BdiW'jif
Directors to the Local Institutions from time-to time.
(e) Our new premises in Free School Lane are prod:eading satisfactorily. The new Fish, Game and Pouttry
shop was opened at Exeter, 'and the greatly increased sales:have fully justified our action. This department is the
most up-to-date in the County, and we shall have for sale a greater variety of fish, game and poultry, and thus
enable us to supply the varied needs of our Members. We hope to have the other departments ready for business
in the very near future, and appeal for your continued loyalty and support to these new premises.
(/) We are pleased to report a continued increase in the sale of milk, which is now being extended to some
Country Districts. The Dairy is capable of a much larger output, and we are looking forward to a still wider range
of support from our Members in the near hzture. We have now commenced the sale of Ice-Cream in the streets
of the City. In addition bricks and cartons of Ice Cream are on sale at our various Grocery Branches. We
appeal for your patronage to this new venture during the coming season.
hiio M izl'Phih i» i «M&dl *~ . ,d „,h, , „,hd, h„, „,t4dd"purchasing the right quality to ensure a oranil show of hloncd. The last hmv hha. Sh:+8 a success that st
decided to hold another this year in the Resdic„Room. Free School Lan. . or blah '7th, for which there is no
entrance fee. All blooms exhibited must be rohhn tram bulbs purchased izom "...:. uciety. The dfsasal good
prizes vdll be given.
(h) Your Directors are con iderin the advisability of modiftdddg i'he prcsdici i;ddmg club~ittgaak''ll'Rgwa:,to be able to place something tangible before you in the near future.
For and on bekaii =i . lie D rectors. d„-"."".-'. '-''.-",,.',"-';,i"', :-d'n wj «Wi. "'*."-, *
JOHh E. HARRISO
CASH ACCOUIVT from Oc«DEer 2nd I 929 «o Apr«i 2nd, f930
Dr. CASH ACCOUNT Cg.
E s d 8 s d4% 12 ild
481,394 3 4To Cash in hand and Shop Tilts„Goods sold,. Contributions to:—
Share CapitalLoan CapitalSpecial Loan Capital ...Penny Bank Capital
27,819 36,061 7
14,432 37, 149 17
11
73
1055,462 12 7
610)
9,487 16 4,
9, 182 19304 16
Provident Club. ...........Xmas Club
8.445 0 10668-11 .7-79 8 10.5910 0
1,206 15 II3 5 0
1913 I
1.914 8 72917 2IZ 10 077 12 0194
185 I 4'7012 8
1.536 6 0067$03
148 8 4i37A792 17 6
63 45 12
77 13I 20 16
„Bank Withdrawals
sisisi I u ii
„Repayments:—Members' Property A/c.
Interest on Investments„Discount on Purchases., Sale of Live & Fixed Stock ...„Rents
Insurance Premiums (Members)., Sick Room Receipts„Superannuation Fund„Bank Agency Commission„Bond (Branch Managers) ......„Nat. Health Ins. Allowance,. Commissioip,. Collective Life Ass. refund ...„ Indemnity Fund„Cotlecttye Life Claims received.. Proposition Fees„Transfer Fees„Cards, Pass Books, &c„Strong Room Fees„Nomination Fees
d47
45
s ds348,229 12
6,084 8By Goods bought„Carriage
354,314 0 Il
6S,478 8 9 .22,995 10 IQ)„Expenses
„Withdrawals from:—Sbare CapitalLoan CapitalSpecial Loan CapitalPenny Bank Capital
57,765 186.575 10
14,970 II5,606 8
48I3'
84.918 8
72,771 10 Ii)
2,372 6399 4
Provident ClubXmas Club
„Additions:—Fixed Rolhng & Lave Stock
A'ccountMembers' Property A/cInttd gr Bnikhings A/cDairy, Bsnt A/c.
2,013 111,908 09,486 44.555 9
4ll05
17,963 5 8„Sbscriptions i-Crnotnwative Union Ltik. .....~nt Fund. .....International Co-op. AllianceSailom' Orphan Homes ......Lincoln County HospitaL „....Lincciln General DispensarySeamans' Hospital ......,..;...Co-op. Union'(Midland Sec.)National Lifeboat Institute. ..Railway Benevolent Fund ...Deaf and Dumb MissionLincoln Fat Sotck Show ......Stanford Fat Stock ShowLincoln Girls' ClubHykeham Numin'g AssBrauston Numing Ass.Blankney Nursing Ass.Market ibsen Nursing Ass, ...Bardney Numing AssWaddington Nursing Ass. ...Wellingore Nursing As .Washingboro' Numing Asa„.Early Cbeing AsseciationLincoln Newsboys' Ass. ,:.;..
1040000000000000000000066
204 4103 18
5 55 5
10 105 55 53 02 22 22 2I I
I I
I II II I
I II I
I II II II I
0 100 10
36 13+,28 7vZ«
311 15 0128 ts t
2.059 2:10 '
1,530 6 0
„Bond Interest",. Non-Memhem Discount ......
Educadonat Grant„Workmen's Compensation.. CottecxIve Life Am. Premium„Cotleebve Life Claims paid ...., Superannuauun Fund i
(Society's Proportion)Payments. ..., .........:
,. Festivals .., hmune Tax returned„Warehouse, Alterations., Architects"F jes.„Solicitors' Cmti .. ...
Bank Deposit„Cash'tn hand ...,,........ ...
923 ts 6511 I
327 9752 IIB
Z628 t6 4150 0160 IQQ
373,138.4.-4T---3245 )4 IG
6934031 12
„Productive Wages ............... 21,780„Distributive Wages. ... .......... 43,698 7
Wg
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A, cdt s"nt88~y E'dh7g'snyr:":. t, "-0:—'0 „'
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Instunucef'und .................. 84 0 '0
g»',. Coal. Cole and Dil ............... 678 18 4.. Tahphones ....:................... 247 '2 3
-. :- ---0 7,":.*'
Ituerest; ~' Ptopen'y""
Account .......,............... 3+I 3 5
', ,)~r=-,". "~,~;, '—,j—,
" ':%81."t);9
roductiw Expenses ............ 13,585 8Distr)house Expenses ......... 61.010 10
cgr'
f Dgpxgctagrun .—Land and-Buihhngs ............ 2.098 10 0Fixed. Re)hug Stock and
Horses. ....................... )328 0 0)tEIW ~..................... 210 0 0Dairy Plant ..................... 092 0 0
4.528 10 0,. Sharelntsresta aturuued) ...... 9,800 0 0„Share Interest (Interim) . . .... 22 12 9
Interest on:—Loans . . .... ..... . .. . . . .. ... . . 1,243 13 7Special Loans .. . . .... . ... . . .. 1,921 9 10Penny Bank Deposits . . . . .. 1.073 7 3Bonds (Branch Managers) . . . 37 9 5
TRADE ACCOUNT
8To Stock in hand
Goods and Carriage ... .... ... 350.487.. Productive Wages ............... 21,780, . Productive Expenses ........ 13,585.. Distributive Expenses . .. ... 61,010
h'Iill. Checks outstanding. .....Balance to Profit and Loss a, c
s d 8 s df52,966 7 3
0 I
48 63
10 0,'446,863 0 0
244 13 II35,663 4 5
E635.737 5 7
By Goods sold„Discount on Purchases„Stock in hand, April 2, 1930
E s480,550 4 I
1,405 2 7153,781 18 I I
E635,737 5 7
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
To Share Interest,. Discount at I 5 in 8
Educational GrantReserve Fund
.. Balance carried forward
s d E s d9,374 I 0
15,428 19 9311 f5 05000 0
2,514 4 7
28.129 0 4
By Balance from last Report„ Share Interest
Esdksd18,729 0 49.400 0 0
28,129 0 4To Non. IVIembers' Discount
SubscripnonsWarehouse Alterations
., Collective Life Assurance Prem„Festive!s.. Interim Discount at I 5 in E.. Superannuat:on Fund., Written off Fixed Stock A/c.„Shares written off
Architect's Fee., Solicitor's Costs
Balance Disposable
28 7 2$361 II 2300 0 0
2,059 2 10327 9 7
16,480 4 6923 15 679 10 085 0 0
150 0 0f60 10 9
20,955 I I 6&17.408 .8 I x
338,363 19 8
„By, Balance forward from lasthalf-year .................-.. ... 208 18 8
„Over Estimated, Interest andDistant ..................... 2 305 5 11
„Cormnission., Collective Life refund„Bahnre from Trade. ......
2.514 4 7I 9 4
185 I 435,663 4 5
$38,363 19 8
LAND AND BUILDINGS ACCOUNT
PROPERTYPREVIOUS
COSTADDITIONS BY TOTAL, DEPRECIATION
ADDITIONS SOCIETY S CDST PREVIOUSLFwonmuE I AILOWED
ALI'DWFD
THISHALF-YEAR
TIFI'AL
DEPRECIATIONBALANCE
NOAIINAL
VALUE;
Central, BranchStores and otherBusiness Premises 188,301 6Dwelling-houses 13,352 0Agricultural Land
and Buddings ... .55.223 16
d E s d 8 's dt 8 s d -E s d
9 2,494 0 0 6,992 4 O'197,787 10 9. 81366 13 613,352 0 71 Qakdl. lb
55223 16 Of 11,352 f
E: s d
1,645 10 fk
-300 18.
-2382G -2
.E s'8
9„ovIZ
s d
114,575 7 34109 11 6
.43V519 12"10
8.256,877 3 4: 2,494 0 0 6,992 4 Oi 266,363 7 4 f02,060 2.098 !0
FIXED AND ROLLINC STOCK AND HORSES ACCOUNT
BALANCE ADDITIONSocr 2, 1929
TOTAL DEPRECIATIONAPRIL 2, 1930
PROM FEES,FINES AND SALK OF FIXED WRITTEN OFF BALANCE
APRIL 2, 1930TOTAL
s d E s d15,43f I I 9 2,013 I I 4
s d17,445 3 I
s d1/28 0 0
E s d149 Z 9
s d j E s d5910 0; 7910 0
8 s d'15.829 0 4,' 17,445. 3 I'
10MILLIN4 PLANT ACCOUNT
BALANCE OCf. 2, 1929 I ADDITIONS TOTAL
DEPIIECIATION, ~ BALAVCE
APRIL 2. 1930 IONINAL VALUE TOTAL
APRU. 2, 1930
s d4,047 10 3
d d d4,047 10 3
8 s d210 0 0
s d3,837 10 3
s d4.047 10 3
SHARE CAPITAL ACCOUNT
Fc s d 8 s dTo Withdrawals .. ..................... 57,765 18 4.. Forfeits (Fixed Stock A/C. ) ... 59 18 8., Fines ( „„„)... 1911 4
57,845 8 4.. Bahmce April 2, 1930 469.012 16 2
85262158 4 6
By Balance, Oct. 2, 1929., Discount.. Interim Discount,. Interest,. Interim Interest„Contnbutmns ..
s d 8 s d7,733 2 7
15,428 19 916,480 4 69,374 I 0
2212 927.819 3 11
69,125 I 11
E526,858 4 6
RESERVE FUND ACCOUNT
To Balance, April 2. 1930K s d 8 s d
14.110 8 6
%14.IIQ 8 6
By Balance. On. 2. 1929„Intmast,. Dispesal of Profit A/c.
s d 6 s d13,265 8 6
345 0 0500 00
845 0 0
XI4,110 8 6
MEMBERS' PROPERTY ACCOUNT
To Balance, Oct. 2, 1929.......... .., Cash advanced this half-year. ..,. Insurance Premiums,. Management Expenses„Interest
s d 8 s d159,404 9 5
1.908 0 Il60 13 587 6 0
3.291 3 55347 3 9
fil64, 751 13 2
d PA s dBy Repayments .....................- 8,445 0 10
„Bddsncn April 2, 1930 ......... 156,306 12 4164,751 13 2
8164,751 13 2
SUPERANNUATION FUND ACCOUNT
To Payments„Bahmce. April 2, 1930
s d511 1 6
18,891 13 9
III9,402 15 3
By M, (hx. 2, 1929a Contributions
's G I 'hm'~. ...„'„'.".
Interest
s d 8 s17,072 6 8
990 13 I923 15 6
1,914 8416 0 0
819.402 15 3
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DEPARTMENTS
KIOCKS AND COODS
ACCOUNTK OWING PURCHASED
OCT. 2. 1929, AND CAmllAGE
PRODUCTIVE
WAGES
EXPENSES NET PROPITK
Warehouse .. . ... ...Central Grocery
Drapery and MillineryBoot and ShoesB'utchery and BranchesCoalsTailoringOutfitting and Ready-mades
FurnishingJeweffery snd FancyDBIR
BuildingMill and BakeryConfectionery.DairyHykeham FarmBranston FarmWelbourn FarmBardnev FarmBracebridge BranchBurtim Road BranchShakespeare Street. BranchRipen Stmet BranchWelbourn BranchMetheringham BranchCanwick Road BranchSaxdby BranchBaggeholme Road BranchGresham Street Branch .Bardney BranchHorncastle BranchSfmford BranchHigh Street BranchMarket Rasen BranchBsssiugham BranchReepham BranchWinn Street Branch
Newport BranchMonks Road BranchTesfby Street BranchCoulson Road BranchBranstcn Braoch .Washingborough BrsndrSwanpool BranchNorth Hykeham BranchSt. Giles Bmnch .Moorland Park Breech
s d4,208 13 72.466 13 86.523 2 H1,870 12 24,646 193,431 5 Zf
672 0 21,546 16 23564 15 3
404 3 71313 9 3I 508 18 75379 8 II1.129 5 63.794 3 9
s ds d931 0 4
20528 12 lf1,142 6 fl1972371 10 31,000 8 ll
26 17 745 6 I
1.734 7 27 Off
70 15 52S 17 ll
953 4 54, 164 6 61,141 13 2
256 11 I286 19 9IZO 18 877 8 2
15,430 14 1110.900 3 II4526 16 99,199 19 11
IZ,OIB 16 315,421 19 58648 3 7SZIZI 2 3931917 0
12.724 14 27.442 13 I
13,409 18 416,678 18 515,905 2 I
10569 10 Z7544 I I 79.728 6 57,484 5 81,120 6 II6.649 13 962118 0 lo
10,786 4 Ip7~ 135,083 8 82.783 7 81,941 4 55,762 5 lp
I0,005 136,686 17 9
s d175,674 3 2
s dII .891 II 61587 IZ 0
33,566 15 910,126 12 63,4I I 6
787 2 02321 18 48,922 2 78 128 4 32,641 12 0ZJIZS 3 94315 6 38,062 17 'S
500 7 9
1,029 2 II1,920 19 2
350 0 0
32,336 5 88.824 7 7
235N 16 614277 2 31,935 8 37,516 5 5
15.544 18 31,502 14 46.140 0 I
10,734 4 539,199 0- I
1,615 5 78559 5 91,175 7 51.002 16 0
619 13 0461 6 4
969 17 5
146 5 0
8.439 12 83,980 19 51,416 4 0
464 19 9409 11 8920 II 8489 3 2482 lp 4
1,656 2 68540 I7 93.169 14 I4,677 18 62352 16 01,611 4 0
552 17 01.139 5 02,149 2 02,658 4 01594 13 01597 4 0faf6 19 O
I 226 12 7l, f41 13 05.732 II 03,555 16 01.909 II 02 912 15 01280 0 '01599 3 0f296 4 0
222 19 0712 90852 17 0
1508 12 01.125 7 0
812 16 0385. 7 0352 14 0866 7 0942 15 0933 4 0
175 I 10790 15 Ip337 5 I
470 9 01,792 61,279
5051,008 18146312 01,770 g
910 9997 15 2899 8 4
S2. I I 4151
1.273 161.133I,ggg
19 p p81 p p
196 16 6 ZOOS 18 51,8681,411
849 I3 II &12
835 17 11131713752
1,169857 I 4589 9 p302 6 8214 7621 15 0
1.024 12 8765 IS g
77 5 473 p 479 6 p
21,780 I 4 74,595 IS 7IN, 546 I7 3 3508K/=.0 I 295HZ, I5:.I
k. I d
1.243 172.290 6 7$
750 lp 7803 16 fok
1,414 14104 18 I@987 19 I
1,255 16 5779740 8 8f' '
7.733 15 5369 9 I+2014 I.
1,028 I lo610 19 0316 5 6506 0 2$;
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1,045 12 3 i-
1509 6 Ik'655 18 I705 7 %1811 0
1.129 12 2464 2431 I834 16 lift882 13 lp I „.
521 5 SK.533 8 8j", .541 7513 5 6 --.
100 7 OJ;;:503 79'515 IS Iff928 8 2'-
416 8 dt-331 I4 @216 19191 8612 10 3 '=
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The Quarterly Meeting will bc beld in the READING ROOM, METHERINGHAM, on FRIDAY, MAY 9th, at 7 pun.Representative: —ME. F. M. TRUSWKLL.
MLTHEEINcnssi SEANCE. COMMITITE. Mr. FuW. Baldock, Metheringharu (Chairman); Jdr. .T. .Yates, Metheringham (Secretary);Ikfr. G. Maddison, Metheringbam; MrxC. Yates, Metheringham; Mr. E. W. AspfandLMefheringhamat MrrA. Wilson, Dunston;Mr. C. Msckinder, Scopwick; Mr: R. Taylor, Blarrkney; Mr'. W. Crewwell, Dighy.
The Quarterly Meeting wiB be held in thc FREE METHODIST SCHOOIROOM, WASHINGBOROUGH, on FRIDAY, MAY 9that 7 pun. Representative '—Mr T 0 CLAPHAM
WAEHINcaoaoucn BRANcH CoMMITTEE. Mr. W. Rastall, Washingborough (Chairman); Mr. J. O. Dixon, Washingborough (Secretary);Mrs. W. Clark, Washingborough; Mrs. Taylor, Washingborough; Mrs. Gilbert, Washingborough: Mrs. Johnson, Washingborough*;Mr. H. Sumner, Washingborough; Mr. C. Chapman, Washingborough I Mr. J. Burkitt, Washingborough.
The Quarterly Meeting will 4 heM in the CO-OPERATIVE INSTITUTE. NORTH HYKEHAM, an FRIDAY, MAY SJR; at 7—30 pan.Repfesentahve: —ME. F.. J. OLDKRSHAW.
HTEEHAH Basncn Cowuttvrx. —Mr. C. Bemdge, Myrtle Mouse, Station Road, North Hykeham (Chairman)prhfr. F. Brown, HopeHouse, Station Road, North Hykeham (Secretary) L My. W. Coodhsnd, Lsngley Road, North Hykeham; Mfi.'))7. Whitney, LangleyRoad, fr)orth Mykehsm; Mr. Harley, Rocida, House, -)4wark Road, North Hykeham; Mr.''Rwnsden. Neven House, Moor Lane,North Mykeham 'I Mrs.'BrelsfordrMoilk f46ruse, Ncsftft Hykeham; Mrs. Robertshaw, ianjphle House, Newark Road, North Hykeham;Mrs. Brenen, Ripon House, Newark Road, North Hykehsm.
The Quarterly Meeting will be beld in the SCHOOL ROOM, BRANSTON, on FRIDAY, MAY 9th, at 7 pan.Representative: —Ma. G. T. G. KEALEY.
The Quarterly Meeting will bc held on tbe BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN. on SATURDAY, MAY 10th at 7 tarn.Representative I—MR. F. GRAINCKR.WELaouan Baincu Costwiytsg —'Mr. T. Taylor, Welbourn (Chairman) I Mr. IL Franklin, The Green, Welbourn (Secretary) I Mr. R. ADews, Welboum I Mrr A:Codd, Caythorpe; Mr. Housham, Normanton I Mr. E, Ogden, Wellmgore; Mr. H. Body, Coleby; Mr. J.Jackson, Harmston; Mr. C. Peach, Fulbeck.
Tbc Quarterly Meeting will be heM at the WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, 'SAXILBY, on SATURDAY, MAY 10th, at 6-30 Earn.
futsnmatfver —ME. H. BELL.SAEILET BEA Icn Cosrwivrsx. —Mr. G. Marshall, Church Lme, Saxilby (Chain'aan) I Mrs C. 77)Oxhy~West Ban)h(S'a'sifbtlJSecretary);Mr, H. Cavill. Western Avenue. Saxilby; Mr. J. Wheitley, Cherry Tree House, Saxilby i Mr. 8:Garke, 'Saxilby Mti+ W. Valley,Mays Laae, Saxilby; Mr. L. Bell, 2 Council Cottages, Saxilby; Mr.' H. fans)scy, Mill Lape, Ssxilby; .Mr. G Hilh Panylr Cottages,Fenton, Saxilby.
The Quarterly Meeting will be held en the BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNKY, on SATUR3)AYr7t6AY~ at 7 pan.fkahve; —Ma. H. H. RUDD.BAEHNET Bnsncn Coiusnyrrx. —Mr. C. H. Tindall, Bsrdney (Chairman) I Mr-, .%'. W. .Mirrrsrwafh~y Ihrad'; Riirdhcy (Secretary);Mr F Padlev, Station Road, Bardney I Mr. J.E.Lintin, Queen Street, Bardney; MILIb KenKTbe Manw, Baidaey; Mr. H Woodcock,Wragby Road, Bardney I Mr. A. Be)ton, Station Cottages, Bardney I Mrs. L J)eftoAE Ststio'asChtts'ges, Batrdney'I M '
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Thc Quarterly Meeting 'wiff be"held on the BRANCH PREMISES, HORNCASTLF on SATURDAY, MAY 10th, at 7 pun.Representative: —Ma.Hoaiicasrcx BaANEH Costa(ITTEE—Mr. J. Carrott, Thimhleby (Charrman); Mr, C. Auckland. . Homcastle (Secretary); Mrt S. Ling,
r)6 Foundry Street, Horncastfe; Mr. C. Reed, 107 Fuundry'Street, Horncastfe: Mr. C.'.Hall, 75 Spilsby Road, Homcastle.
Thc Quarterly Meeting will be heM on the BRANCH PREMISES, SLEAFORD, on SATURDAY, MAY 10th, at 6-30 PathRepresentative:—Ssaaroao BEANEH CostNITTEE. —Nfr. Wilhon Sdver Street, Ruslrington (C(wirtnau);M, G Daig 67 West Banks. Shaford (Secretary);Cooling, Ewerby, Sfeaford; Mr. Edenbrow, Gate House, Sleaford f)TToor; 'Mr. PI&or, l2 Queen Street, Sleaford; Mr, Pee
16 Westgate, Sleaford; Mr. R. Ellis, 8 Alyxandra Road, Sfcaford.r. r, n eet, ea; r. Peat,
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the Trades mentioned below.
PLUIVIBERS&
ELECTRICIANS
BRICKLAYERS
JOIN E RSPLASTERERS
&ASPHALTERS
UPHOLSTERERS,CABINET"'. MAKERS
ANo
FRENCH POLISHERS
'IBaltttntt IIIIII IHII5aits. . For WEDDINGS —Try our
AUSTIN SALOON CARS
FUNERALS COMPLETELY . FURNISHEOFor Undertaking during Closed HoursApply: 48 CHAPLIN STREEf
"'YlrALf, PA PPhR DEPARTMENT37 SILVER STREET
EMENTS
DRUG DEPARTMENT
VOU COU'LD~ I' ILL THIS.SPACE
This apso: is ZV x 3k", tb» exact size of a
piet»ca taken with a No. 2 Bxowtslx oz a
No. t Pocket KooaL
—with a picture of someone you
like, or of some. scene.'that would
remind you long afterwards of the
happier moments of your life.
KODAKZEISS-I3'OXAGFAENSIGN
AII Makes of CAMERAS, FILMS, PLATES,
FILM - PACKS and PHOTOGRAPHIC
ACCESSORIES kept in stock, at all prices.
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DEVELOPING I!L PRINTING
!HOUil'8 Sf-Tet'1tCC
ADVERT SE5KNTS
GLADIDLI8 e haoe a large stocP of GLADIOLI BULBSbought from the' best source in Holland.
~ow is the time to set these Bulbs,
QsP to see 'Price List at your Local Branch.
Excellent Selection to pic) from at pricesranging from 9d. per dozen.
Secure your 3ULBS from your ow n Societyand grow the Finest Blooms possible.
From ALL BRANCH E'S
GREEN FRUIT SHOPSILVER STREET
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ADVERTISEVIENTS
READY-TO-%EAR R OUTFITTING DEPT.SILVER STREET.
SPRING 4, SUMMER CLOTHINGFOR
MEN, YOUTHS 4, BOYS.For all-round satisfaction you will find nothing better than theC.W.S. range of Mens, Youths' & Boys' Clothing. These Suitscannot be excelled for Workmanship, Quality of Material
( r and Reliability.
-PRICES RAIVCE FOR MEN'S READY-To-RIEAR SUITS.
Men's 35/- to 84/- Youths from 30/-Boys from 18/1 1
FLANNEL TROUSERS AND FLANNEL SUITS+ SERVICE 6 . SATlSFACTlOIV' GUARANTEED.
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OUTFITTING BEPARTMKNT. -
SPOR'tI'S @ HOLIDAY 'VVEAR
CRICKET AND TENNIS SHIRTSWith POLO COLLAR or BYRON COLLAR attathecL
MENS WOOL COATS FANCY PULLOVERS
Hosiery and 8 ooen Undertl, 'ear.
TUNIC -SHIRTS & PYJAMAS
., -, —'-, i..'HATS, ,,„CAPS . 6; ... TIES
~niitt'r "ttatt'W~'Iittr Vgtia'ECWNST ~eottstttstint with VALUE.
ADVERTISEMENTS
CENTRAL SOOT O' SHOE DEP'X ',
(HIEE SCHOOL LANE)
378 HIGH STREET(Corner of KINC STREET
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The Department for GOOD ' SERVICE: and ' VALUE FOR MQ/t/EY
SEE OUR O'INDOWS !
H
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"%VHKAT$HEAF"BRAND
GENTS. ' BOOTS & SHOES in the following Prices: 12/11, 14/11, 16/6,I16/11, 16,~11, 21/-, 25/-.
A Good Ssdectitar of LADIES', GENTS', GIRLS' & BOYS' BOOTS & SHOES in the following
CO-OPERATIVE PRODUCTIVE BRANDSHolyoahe, Ioy, I. Ss U. Uniea, Midlaad, Escsnon, Kqmsy, Cleneeld, progress, Anchor, Chesham, Sell-Help tt Sper ops.
A Good Variety of LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES m" YVHEATSHEAI' " Brand.
BOOT Cf SHOE REPAIRXNSINOTE! Repairs executed and sent home same day as receir)ed. -
GENTS. ' BOOTS & SHOES LADlES' BOOTS & s SHOES '
Soled and Heeled . from 5/3 Soled and Heeled . f'rom 3/3
lst-. Cfess. IFerkenrAll soon dern'(fy No. of Pairs completed during the year 1927 ... 50161
1928 ... 61,196coadtowsa. . . ss n' '
. - ss' . ss ss 1929 ~ 62sS17
THE LINCOLN:", , CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
I IMI TED1 ELEPHoNE Nos. : 815, 816 and 817.
DAIRY.
Re o't 4 Balance SheetFrom april 2nd to October 1st, 1930
DONCASTERS LTD,. PRINTERS. MLNT LINE, LINCOLN
ADVERTISEMENTS
Drapery, Millinery and t-:fanle D%8K'%%%~@OP'8%%%%%III%%II~~'I'
WE HAVE A CHOICE VANETY OF THE LATEST GOODS
Autumn 6 Winter Weber~ssssmsnsssss ''seasons
LADIES'
Vine Felt HatsAborted Styles. rr Nactt and Leading Shader.
LADIES ateeI MAIDS4' Intel Q()ats
Made /ram Face Clot L ~d AFsr Col
ADVERTISEMENTS
TAEI ORANG DEPARTMENTSILVER STREET
Co-Oper'attve V@Iet SexviceWe have established a Valet Service in connection withthe above Department. Prices and particulars as follows:
Gentlemen's 8 ear Ladies' 5'earLOUNGE SUITS COSTUMES
Brushed and Valet Pressed .... 2/ Brushed and Valet Pressed, ... 2/
DINNER SUITS COAT & COAT FROCKSBrushedand Valet Pressed .- 2/ Brushed and ValetPressed .... 2/
OVERCOATSBruihed and Valet'Pressed .... 2/-, ' . EggpUTED llv g FEtf HOURS' ',
TROUSERSBrislieik and Valet Pressed ". &/' . .. Repairs at Moderate Prices
,-' ",". '"",'-; "'.ie-',ts ~iga~ati shall hads immedtats attention" 'jeimjitly' aad asatlN', paced-' fall. dhttdendjcid, , I
"Tailor-made Suits to ~~~-':"'-.~-".&'4~+"'-~~~s 63/-Tailor-made, Overcoats to measure - from 63/-
. Ladies' Costumes to
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ADVERTIS~CENTRAL BOOT O' SHOE DEPT.
(FREE SCHOOL LANE)
AND
375 HIGH STREET(Corner of KINC S~
The Department for GOOD SERVICE and VALUE F+ MONEY
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SEE OUR WINDOWS I
cc WHEATSHEAF"BRAND
GENTS. ' BOOTS & SHOES in the following Prices: 12/11, 14/11, 16/11,]18/11, 21/, 25/-.
A Good Selection of GIRLS', BOYS' & YOUTHS' BOOTS ige SHOES in rise. foiioseing
CO-OPERATIVE, PRODUCTIVE BRAN DSHolyoke, Iey, L k U„Union, Mid(and, Syerope, EaeeEon, Eqnity & Progress
Ien(
lens
.A Large Variety of LADIES' BOOTS gr SHOES in
' -" WHrEATSHEAF"SPEROPF EXCELLON,e SELF-HELP, PROGRESS Amr E(|UITY BRANDS;
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SOOT- Cf SHOE REPASATISFACTION Q U I C KGUARANTEED - - S E RV I C E
