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William Bull and Sarah Wells Stone House AssociationScope and Content
1873
already, because I have been told that the thieves of whom there are very few of this locality have very tender consciences. Only let him be satisfied with what plunder he has & not rob us of more. To visitors let us say, that the executive committee intended that none should go hungry, and if any were so unfortunate as to fail of getting their dinner, it was an oversight. Let the young gentlemen present to day look around them and see that every body has enough to eat.
In conclusion the secretary might add that every body seemed to enjoy the day & to hope for another meeting next year. As there was no regular discussion and adjournment the secretary concluded that it was adjourned until the last Wednesday in August - 1874.
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Prof R H Bull President
Wm Bull Secretary