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ESTABLISHED 1861 

LINCOLN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY 

LIMITED 

REGISTERED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACI; 18!B. 

OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY: 

FIRST.—It provxdes itc Members with Bread, Hour, Groceries, Provisions, Milk, Drapery, Clothing, Boots and 

Shoes, Butcher's Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, &c. 

SECOND.—It seeks the Domestic, Social, and Intellectual Advancement of its Members. 

Annual Business, %1»269»834, 

Share Capital, 9741,679 2s. 7d. Loan Capital, f312,360 3s. 2d. 

Number of Members, 30,974. 

Reserve Fund, 929,051 8s. 6th 

Beakers t Tbe COOPERATIVE WHOLESAIZ SOCIETY LTD. ; The MIDLAND BANK LTD. 

The Report and Cash Account 

From 2nd October, 1940, to 1st January, 1941 

No. 

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Central Stores aad 01Eccs. 

SILVER STREET & FREE SCHOOL LANE, LINCOLN 

Ibag Deportment Brenda« .— 

MOORLAND AVENUE. BURTON ROAD, l8 HIGH STREET. ST. GILES. LINCOLN & SLEAFORD. 

I Branch — BRACFBRIDGE 

2 «BURTON ROAD, LINCOLN 

3 „SHAKESPEARESTREET. LINC 

4 ., «RIPON SOCKET. LINCOLN 

5 .. WELBOURN 

6 „METMXINCHAM 

7-:;; ='-- CANWKX ROAD, LINCOLN 

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CRESHAM SIREET, LINCOLN 

BARDNEY 

Std»-Ccatnd. Ibopcrg cnd Boots. 

375 HIGH STREET, LINCOLN. 

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«HICH SIREET, LINCOLN 

., UNION STREET. MARKET RASEN 

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Branch— REEPHAM 

WINN SIREET, LINCOLN 

HACKTHORN 

NEWPORT, LINCOLN 

«MONKS ROAD, LINCOLN 

~ TEALBY STREET, LINCOLN 

COULSON ROAD, LINCOLN 

BRANSTON 

WASHINGBOROUCH 

SWANPOOL 

NORTH HYKEII 

WRACBY ROAD. LINCOLN 

«MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM 

TATTERSHALL 

BILLINCHAY 

WADDINGTON

Lincoln Co-operative Society Limited 

hk F.Grainger, Ptgtfthnt .. 

sMr. F. H. Truswell. ....... 

Mr C. Mackinder. ....... 

Mr. H Wells. ...........„. 

Councillor A Tuck, J.P... 

Mr. G Auddaad. ......... 

CoonciBor J.K. Fax, JI'.. 

Mrs. F. Owen. ............ 

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I3frectors' Attendances, Quarter ended 1st January, 1941. 

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Boats. Drsosty. 

Drugs Fumisbing, 

Hairdrsesing, 

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Pabba kadfttsrs t 'Messra A. SI'AFFORD, CRA., aud S. BARLOW, A.SAA., Corporation Stscet, Martcbtsjjeri 

Aacauataat t Mr. ' C. MA(XINDER. 13' Board, Meetings have been held during the Quarters, :.",„, .;--,. ",j„;. s'„ 

BIRLjNFO(RfkgÃN OF MRMRERS. 

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April 10— Provident Gub Car 

cards issued. 

bc br' ~s - ' IINI 

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., 2I~ Backs ready. 

ds exchanged and Iieei-.':. 'iri' 

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29—Penny' Bank Books reedy. f~ Monday. 

April I~r ends, 

21 to'26— Share, Loan. and Special Loa'n Botttfm 

to be brought in. 

Eduction of Five Mambem ef the Board of Directoxa — Befb frb. Ctutdidates 

James Beldack Mrs. 

nominated: Mr. 

Olive 

CbarlesAuddand 

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*Mr. Deer, Mr. 

Charles 

John Dixon, 

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John Edward Fordham, sMr. 

Alfred James 

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~idate nominated: Mr. H. Codling (City representative) Nn~ '„t3 

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THE QUARTERLY MEETING 

Will be held in the Wesley School Room (entrance, Grantham Street), 

Gn SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1941, at 2-30 p.m. 

I. Minutes of last Quarterly Meeting. 

2. Adrmeeicn of New Members. 

3. Report and Cash Account. 

4. Appeah and Recommendations of the Directors:— 

(e) Lincolnshire Discharged Priacnem' Aid Society, 

gl ls. 

To the Members, 

AGENDA OF BUSINESS. 

DIRECTORS' REPORT. 

(b) Railway Benevolent Institution. g2 2s. 

c) Lincoln Central Dispensary, g5 5e. 

d) Lincoln County Hospital, gl0 10s. 

5. Declaration of the Bection of Five Directors. 

6. Dedaraticn of the Bastien of Representative for the C.W,S. 

Quarterly Meetings. 

7. Any other business. 

(a) We beg to submit to you the Quarterly Report and Cash Account. The total amount received for 

goods sold during the quarter is fc348,549 6s. lgd. , being an increase of f40,009 5s. 3d. compared with the 

corresponding period last year. 

595 persons have joined the Society within the quarter, 333 have withdrawn, and 20 forfeited as per 

rule, making the present number 30,974. 

We recommend an interim discount of Is. 5d. in the R on members' purchases for the past quarter. 

(6) Mutual Aid.— Arrangements have been made for mutual aid between the Society and neighbouring 

societies or Lincoln traders. The object in each case is to maintain the various services, more particularly 

the feeding of the people. These arrangements have incurred attendance at numerous conferences by 

managers and members of departmental subcommittees. and the consequent provisional work is yet another 

burden on our staffs, but we have reason to believe that all reasonable provision is being made to meet a 

cont mgency. 

(c) War and Its Effects.— (I) Supplies — The replenishment of our supplies of goods is becoming more 

cult in the whole of the Dry Goods Departments owing to the existence of restriction schemes. Manufacturers 

are advising us that in certain lines they will be unable to supply us with further stocks until after 

specified dates, as our quota is now. exhausted. In the food trades difficulties increase somewhat owing to 

limited shipp'mg faciTities, and to the policy of the Government restricting imports not absolutely essential 

to the well-being of the population. This tendency may be expected to continue. A few articles may be 

scarce or unobtainable, but generally speaking substitutes are available, and having regard to the extent 

of world dislocation, supplies can be regarded as well maintained. 

(2) Shop Closing Hours. —The blackout and the risk of early air raids compels the earlier closing of shops 

We regret any inconvenience which may be suffered by our members. It is desirable that shopping be done 

. as early as possible in the day in order to spread the work throughout the shortened days. 

(3) As will have already been seen in the Press several societies, large and small, have suffered through 

enemy action. Whole blocks of premises have been demolished by incendiaries or explosive bombs. In 

many instances members have had to be evacuated from their homes, and the societies followed them with 

'ghturuttggtandtgafntained their service. To those societies we extend our sincere sympathy, and hope they 

' -'ki,'~to their normal activity. 

For "~~ Rn behalf of the Directors, 

JOHN E. HARRISON, Secretory.

Dr. 

CASH ACCOUNT frorrt 2nd Ot:tober, 1940, to 1st January, 1941. 

R s. d. 6 s. d. 

To Cash in hand and Shop Ti8s 1%5 9 0 

„Goodssold. ................ 3f8549 6 ff 

„Contributions to:— 

Share Capital. ........... 18542 15 

Loan Capital. ............ 3407 7 

Special Loan Capital .... 11735 14 

Penny Bank Capital ..... 3628 

Provident Club . 

Trading Club ... 

„Re " yments ~embers' ~A „Ssk'ol Live and Fixed Stock 

., Rents ...................... 

atirm Pand. ...... 

,. National Heekh Innusnce 

., Commumon. ......,....... 

„Tradmg f2ub Entrance Fees.. 

„Withdrawals Investments A/c. 

Insurance ,„ Prmsa. fMcmhem) 

„CofkLife Auiuramn Received 

Cash Over, ....= 

7 

3 5 

6 

4205 14 4 

1412615 9 

., Fixed Stock Account —. 

Prepositien Fees ..., -. .. 32 0 

Transfer Fees ......,..;.'. ' 0 2 

Nomination Fees ........ 0 0 

„Strong Room Fees. ......... I 2 

,.-Guds. Pass Books, gic....... 47 13 

, Bank Withdrawsh. .. 

0 

3 0I 

CASH ACCOUNT Cr. 

37313 18 9 

18532 10 I 

3024 16 8 

418 00 

456 8 9 

10 5 10 

623 15 9 

81 13 0 

.263 19 5 

330 8 0 

4645 8 3 

4 IO 0 

1029 17 5 

I II 3I 

N17 7 

327010 ll ll 

By Goods bought .. 

., Carriage. ....... 

Productive Wages 

., Distributive Wages 

.. Withdrawals:— 

Share Capital, ..... 

Loan C pitsl. ......, ..... 

Special Loan Capital 

Penny Bank Capital 

Provident Gub 

Trading Club. .. 

„Additions —. 

Fixed RoRing Stock and 

Homes 

Members' Property A/c. ... 

Dairy Plant Account. ..... 

fnvnrgnents Account. ..... 

..Snbscrfptfons . 

Seernun's HoepitaL. ...... 

Lmcoln District. 

Union Ltd. ............ 

St. John Ambulance Assoc. 

Lincoln & Dist. Ambulance 

Association. ............ 

Lincoln Deaf and Dumb 

Society ................ 

Y.M.CA. ................ 

.. Non-Members' Discount 

., Educational Grant ........ 

..Collective Life Asmuance. 

Prenmun 

Payments ........... 

,, Superannustioa F'd Paymenm 

„%'orkmen"a Compensation ... 

.. Income Tax ., ".............. 

s. d. 8 s. d. 

... 240824 4 2 

2764 11 6 243588 15 8 

13735 7 

35106 6 6 

32788 8 5 

3399 13 0 

11692 18 11 

3439 10 14 

5688 7 5 

14870 15 0 

277 9 10 

501 15 0 

1289 6 0 

60000 0 0 

3 3 0 

300 

2 2 0 

2 2 0 

220 

I I 0 

4841 14 

12824 6 3. 

62068 10 10 

13 10 0 

5 19 0 

384 3 0 

1421 

1022 

5 4 .P. „ 

8 I 

650 

58 3 3, 

193 

296243 13 

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INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACTS, 1893 to 1928. 

Annual Return of the Lincoln Co-operative Society 

LIMITED. 

As prescribed hy the Chief Registrar, for the YEAR ENDING 2nd OCTOBER, 1940. 

E s. d. 

To Stoch on hand at date of last Return. ....... 107108 16 6 

„GoodsBought ............................ 950107 15 10 

., Salaries and Wages. ....................... 177308 12 9 

Interest „ charged to Trading. ............... 13061 0 2$ 

„Detueriation charged to Trading. .......... 13764 6 0 

„Other Expenses incurred. ................. 51527 19 Ik 

„BalanceSurplus, to Account II............. 105191 9 

TRADING ACCOUNT 

E s. d. 

By Sales (and Revenue of Service Departments) ..1259900 12 

„Translers to Expenses Account. ........... 9475 3 9 

„Dividend on Purchases. .... ............... 7043 7 8 

„TradeCommissions. ....................... 1007 16 8 

., Stoch on hand as per Balance Sheet V. .... 140642 19 0 

EI418069 19 81418069 19 

INVESTMENTS REVENUE AND FINAL REVENUE ACCOUNT 

E s. d. 

To Interest on Shares for the whole of the cunent 

Year .................................. 24890 3 2 

Interest on Lmas „ 

for the whole of the cunent 

Year ................................... 9155 3 10 

„hrtcrestanSavingsBanhl?eposits. ......... 3368 9 21 

e Banh Interest and Commission payable. ... 291 3 0 

Interest „ on Reserve, Insurance. and other 

Funds ................................. 4213 3 9 

„Charges on House Property . 

interest, Depreciation, Repairs, and other 

Expenses ............................ 1221 17 7 

„Charges on other Pmperty nat used in Trade 598 0 0 

„Collective Life Assurance X s. d. 

Premium for year. ........ 5261 19 3 

„LasRebate for last year. ..... 402 8 6 

4859 10 9 

„Subscriptions ................,.......... 853 17 8 

„Superannuation Fund. .................... 2260 11 3 

„Club Bonus .............. ... .. ....... 746 13 0 

„Cash short .............. ......,. .. .... 35 I 

„Balance for Dispaeal (after charging Share 

Interest) carried ta Account III. (B)...... 99569 10 9I 

8152063 5 9I 

E s. d 

By Balance Surplus, fram Trading Account I.... 105191 9 

„ Interest 

and Dividends receivable.— 

On Share Investments ................. 4818 0 IO 

On Loan Investmcnts .................. 18183 8 8 

On Banh Depasit and (if any) Current 

Accomus. ............................ 2359 11 8 

On Advances to Individuals on House 

Property ............................. 5564 IO 3 

„HouseProperty Rents. ..................... 1762 2 II 

„Other Rents. .............................. 251 3 0 

., Interest charged to Trading as per Accoum I. 13061 0 2I 

Interest „ duuged to House Property, induded 

in charges per ccmtra. ................. 472 0 0 

,. Interest clanged to other Property not used 

in Trade induded in charges per contra. . 420 0 0 

, ;,PAN'. -Aj&3BsP(5SAL. ()I",~AVAILABLE AT END OF LAST YEAIL 

v 

To~'onSalisso 5kembim. . '... '.....'.. 19617 0 2 

k': "- —, .~Fund. ......................,., 382 12 6 

PP~i5 

g 

"'- .-" .. General Reserve. .......................... 2000 0 0 

,. Unappropriated Balance carried forward to 

Part B of Account, Cr. side. ............. 6067 14 

s r 

8152063 5 91 

. d. 

By Balance Dispmmble, as per last return. ..... 28067 7 

E28067 7

ToDividend on Sales to Members. ....... . ... 

„Dividend on Sales to Non-Members. ....... 

.. Education Fund. . ....................... 

Income Tax 

„ 

., Special Depreciation, ..................... 

,. Balance Disposable e/tcr chargmg Share 

Interest (see Part C below) as per 

Balance Sheet V. ...................... 

To Dividend on Sales to Members. .. 

„Education Fund. ................ 

„General Reserve ........... .... 

., Dividend Equalisation Fund ..... 

..Balance cerned forward. ......... 

PART B.—CURRENT YEAR'S OPERATIONS AND AVAILABLE BALANCE. 

E s. d. 

57652 19 9 

20 8 III 

382 4 9 

16152 10 3 

163 0 0 

31266 I 

s. d. 

By Net Unappropriated Balance brought forward 

from last year, as per Part A, Dr. side. .. . 

,. Balance from Final Revenue Account II..... 

6067 14 

99569 10 

8105637 5 2 EI05637 5 2 

PART C.— PROPOSED TREATMENT OF BALANCE DISPOSABLE, 

E s. d. 

25500 0 0 

384 3 0 

1000 0 0 

4XKI 0 0 

381 18 

831266 I 

LIABILITIES. 8 s. d. E s d. 

Withdrawable Shares .......... 74679 2. 7 

Savings Bank Deposits ........ 89229 0 I 

Loans ........,......,........, 312360 3 2 

Stamps and Qubs ............. 4380 3 Oj 405969 6 

General Reserve. . ...;.... ..;:. 29851 8 6 

Insurance Fund . —..— .. 

STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES AND ASSETS 

;....; 7508 8 0 

Dividend Equafamtfon Fend. ... 3%0 0 0 

Worhnen s Compensation Indemnity 

Funds. ............ 17108 3 9 

Investmenm Reserve Fund. ..... 873 I - 5— 5'7541:I' 8 

Employees' Superannuation Fund 60151 4 6 

Creditms for Gcorh ............ 53646 14 2 

Creditors for Expenses ......... 3400 7 8 

Milk Checirs cmtstauding. ....... 125 2 6 

Prcwision for Inconm Tax....... 8800 0 0 

Share Intenut not yet credited to 

Shue Capital Account. ..... 13000 0 0 

Bshmce Disposable as per Ajc. 

III.IB).canied to next year. . 31266 I 

126423 8 10 

IIIII I 55 

s. d. 

By Balance Disposable at end of year, as per 

Part B above .......................... 31266 I 

............ 140642 

Expensm Stocks .. ~ "~ .-."~ "- 

Land and Buildings used in Trade. 161815 

I ~D ............. SIII 

H 7~...........,.... Ile 

Lru1rd snd BuBdiugs not used hs 

831266 I 5I 

Trade ...................;- 22353 17 2 

In cstmatsn 

2531$ I 8 

Wsr Stock ................ 14617 16 4 

Wsr Loan. .. .... . 9993-16 

9. 

Shares:— 

L and P. Societies. .. '.. . 73893 3 11 

Other Bodies ... ......... 61327 7 +. 

Mmtgages:— 

Other Bodies. ............ 133055 4 .9 ''"-::-:-'~:u. 

Other Loans . 

I. and P. Societies. ....... 451259 I 3 

Other Bodies ............ 100419 I 10 

AccCDrnts owmg to Society for 

Clubs ... ... E15399 0 0 

Other A/cs. .. 18704 12 3 

Total ...... 34103 12 3 

LsusReserve .. 3755 0 0 

12 3 

at CWS. Barit. ....... .. II f630 16 II 

5 6 

Cash m hands uf GuDlaer. ....... 1985 9 0 

162909 3 8 

HIIIuI I II 

21375879 0 10 

A~~ORS' REPORT. 

COHPrrafirc Sscicttr~ 

and having cransucd 'g~secern tha~~~7 to eB the Bacfm, Deerbs Docmnents, and Accounts of the Society, 

V~ relating thereto, now 

mr16ad the 

sign the 

nunc with the Boots, Deeds, Documents, Accounts and 

~ te be correct duly vauched, sud in accordance with law. 

Audit Ogim, C.WS. Ltd,. A. ' 

STAFFORD. &~ Public Aaditsrn 

Corporaticm Street, Manchester. S BARLOW AS~ } 

30th October, 1940.

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BASSINGHAM, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 p.m. 

Represeatatius — Mr. F. GRAINGER. 

Bsssingbam Branch Committee. — Mr. G. Blow, Water Lane, Bassingham (Cliainnan): Mr. C Bonnet, Brant Broughton (Secretary) i 

Mr. A. Brocklesby, Minden House, Bassingham; Mr. W. Ash, Carlton-le-Moorland, Lincoln; Mrs. E. Tindall, High St.. 

Bassingham: Mr. H. Rawding, Brant Broughtoni Mrs. C. Walker, Torgate Farm, Bassinghsm; Mr. W. Beckett, Brant 

Broughton; Mr. C. Taylor, Pleasant View, Bassingham. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, METHERINCHAM, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 p.m. 

Representative — Mi. A. TUCK. 

Matberinghsm Branch Committee. — Mr. F. W. Baldock, Lincoln Rd., Metheringham (Cliainnan): Mr, C Yates, Fen Lane, 

Metheiingham (Secretary); Mr. W. Creswell. Digby: Mr. A. Amies, Station Rd., Metheringham; Mr. J. Bradshaw, Mill Lane, 

Metheringham: Mr. A. E. Aspland, Station Rd.. Metheringham; Mr. A. Hague, Brook Faun, Dunston: Mr. C. Maddison, 

Metheringham: Mr. T. Russell, Digby. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held in the METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, WASHINGBOROUCH, on SATURDAY, 8th Febtuary, 

nt 3 paD, 

Representatiue — Mr. C. MACKINDER. 

Washingborough Branch Committee. — Mr. J. O. Dixon, Washingborough (Secretary); Mr. H. Sumnet, Washingborough: 

Mrs. A. Clark, Washingborough: Mrs. E Johnson, Washingborough; Mrs. S. A. Gilbert, Washingborough i Mrs. A. M, Fleer, 

Was hingborougk 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, NORTH HYKEHAM, on SATURDAY, 8th February, st 3 pan. 

Representative — Mr. F. H. TRUSWELL 

Hyhahran Breach Committee. — Mr. W. Whitney, 4 Langley Rd., North Hykeham (Chairman); Mr. E. Harley, " Rhondda, " Newark 

Rd., North Hy'keham (Secretary): Mr. C. Berridge, Myrtle Houm, Station Rd„North Hykcham: Mr. A. M. Acott, The Nook, 

Station Rd., North Hykeham; Mr. M. Cook, The Ferns, Newark Rd., North Hykeham; Mr. F. Brown, Hope House, Station 

Rd., North Hykeham; Mrs. W. Creasey. Station Rd.. Notth Hykeham; Mts. R. S. Brown. Hope House, Station Rd., North 

Hyhnham; Mrs. E. Cook, " Ivydene. " Moot Lane, Hykeham. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be.held in the SCHOOLROOM, BRANSTON, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 pan. 

Representative Mr J K FOX 

Brsnston Branch Committee. — Mr. W. H. Dixon, Station Rd., Branston (Chairman); Mr. C. Qaydon, Lincoln Rd., Brancton 

(Sccrctary); Mr. H. Brown, High St., Branston; Mrs. M. Blissett, HeiFhington Rd. , Btanston; Mrc. A. Webb, Silver St., 

Branston; Mrs. F M. Frieston, Hall Lane, Branston; Mr. C. H. 

' " Peach, Esstlcigh, Lincoln Rd., Branston i Mra. Townsend, 

Main St., Heighington. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, SAXILBY, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 p.m. 

Rcprescntative — Mrs. F. OWEN. 

Saxilby Branch Committee. — Mr. H. Lindsey, High St., Saxilby (Chaimam); Mr. C W. Oxby. West Bank, Saxilby (Secretary); 

~~:. ."vie: =. Mr. H. Garke, Co-operative Society Ltd., Saxilby; Mr. J.W. Valley, Mays Lane, Saxilby; Mr. L Bell, Counci!Houses, Saxilby; 

Mtn B.Bell, Council Houses, Saxilby; Mr. G. Hill, Old Wood, Shellingthorpe: Mr. J. Lingard, Church Lane, Saxilby i 

Mr. F. Ford. Lincoln Rd., Ssxilby. 

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The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 p.m. 

Represeatati ue— Mr. C. AUCKLAND 

Welbourn Branch Committee. — Mr. T. Taylor, Welbourn (Chairman); Mr. H. Franklin, "Dunromin, " Welboum (Secretary}: 

Mr. S. Peach, Fulbeck, Crantham; Mr. E. Ogden, Wellingore; Mr. W. Pierson, Wellingorei Mr. A. Codd. Lesdenham; 

Mr. J. T. Chambers, Navenby; Mr. Housham. Nonnanton i Mt. J. Lawson, junr. . Leadenham. 

Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNEY, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 p.m. 

Representative — Mr. H. BELL 

Bsrdney Branch Committse. — Mr. C H. Tinda)I, Fairfleld Farm. Bardney (Cliainnan); Mr. W. W. Meanwell, Abbey Rd. , Bardney 

(Sccrdary); Mr. F. Padley, Station Rd., Bardney; Mr. J. Chappell, Abbey Rd..Bardncy: Mr. J.E Liutin. Queen St., Bardney, 

Mr. E. W. Picker, Queen St., Bardney; Mr. R. Kent, Stixwould Rd.. Horsington; Mr. R. J. Seflars, Abbey Rd., Bardney. 

Mr. H. Woodcock Wragby Rd. , Bardney. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on tbe BRANCH PREMISES, HORNCASTLE, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 p.m. 

Representative — Miss A. E. Wll LIAMS. 

Horncsstle Branch Committee. — Mr. C. Reed, 107 Foundry St.. Horncastle (Chainaan): Mt. C. Ullyatt. 40 North St., Horncsstlc 

(Srcrctory); Mr. S. Ling, 19 Qumn St., H tncestle. 

The Quarterly Meeting wiB be held on tbe BRANCH PREMISES, SLEAFORD, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 pan. 

Representative — Alr. O. CREASEY. 

cBasfmd Branch Committee. Itslr. C. Comer, Old Place, Sleaford (Chainaan); Mr. C. Duflin, &7 Wmt Banks. Sleaford (Sccsctasu', 

Mr. J. Edenbrow, The Catehouse, Sleaford Moor; Mr. J. Ellis, 8 Alexandra Rd. , Sleaford; Mr. W. IL Picker. 12 Queen S... 

Slesford; Mr. IL Wotton, Priory Cottages, Ruskington; Mr. W. H. Blades. 202 Crsntham Rd., Slesford i Mr. J. Willson. Silver Si. 

Rukington. 

Quarterly will be beld on the BRANCH PREMISES, MARKET RASEN, on SATURDAY, 8th February, at 3 para 

Representative — his. H. WELLS. 

Market Races Cmnmittae. — Mr. W. Dowse, 46 King St., Market Rasen (Chainaan); Mrs. G. A. James, l9 Linwood Pst 

Market Rasen (Secretary) i Mrs W. Dowse, 46 King St., Market Rmmn; Mrs. M Gamer. Csietor Rd., hfarket Rssen; Mrs. Walker, 

43 Waterloo St., Madrat Raven i Mrs. L SuttueB. 8 Chapman St., Market Raven: Mr. T. R Boardman, North Si., Middle Rasen . 

l6 Watadao St. Market Rasen t Mr. F. Codd, Wfllipgham Rd., Madset Races. 

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ESTABIISHED 1861 

LwcoLw Co-opER~TivE SocIETY 

LIMITED 

REGISTERED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACI; 1893. 

OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY: 

HRST.—It prov'sdes its Members with Bread, Flour, Croceries, Provisions, Milk, Drapery, Clothing, Boots and 

Shoes, Butcher's Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, tkc, 

SECOND.—It seeks thc Domestic, Social, and Intellectual Advancement of its Members. 

Annual Business, %1~,834. Number of Members, 31,137. 

Share Capital, 6781,683 18s. 11d. Loan Capital, 6324,136 16s. 6d. Reserve Fund, 630,662 8s. 6d. 

B~ess s The COOPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD. t The MIDLAND BANK LTD. 

The Report and Balance Sheet 

From 2nd October, 1940, to 2nd April, 1941 

Dont Dctnntnnnt Branches s 

MOORLAND AVENUE. BURTON ROAD. 18, HICH STREET. ST. GILES, LINCOLN tc SLEAFORD. 

Sub-Ccntnd, Drapcrtt and Boots . 

375 HIGH STREET. LINCOLN. 

No. I Brench- 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

13 

Central Stores and Offers. 

SILVER STREET tts FREE SCHOOL LANE, LINCOLN. 

eBRACEBRIDCE 

~ eBURTON ROAD, LINCOLN 

SHAKESPEARE STREET. LINCOLN 

RIPON SFREET, LINCOLN 

WELBOURN 

' 

No. 17 Branch— REEPHAM 

„18„WINN STREET, LINCOLN 

' ' 

., 19 „HACKTHORN 

20 „NEWPORT, LINCOLN 

- .—,;, - METHERINCHAM 

21 ., eMONKS ROAD. LINCOLN 

"-'- - " - —, - CANWICK ROAD. LINCOLN 

. = .. 22" .; TEALBY STREET, LINCOLN 

"~;.':,.:—,.. 23,. " ' 

SAXILBY 

. COULSON ROAD, LINCOLN 

24,. BRANSTON 

eBACCEHOLME ROAD, LINCOLN ~ 

GRESHAM STREET. LINCOLN 

BARDNEY 

NORTH S33IEET. HORNttAS'gX; ": -. 

SOUTHGA'IF SLEAFOR9 3, - 

25 WASH INCBOROUCH 

26,. SWANPOOL 

NORTH HYKEHAM 

:20 - WRACBY ROAD, LINCOLN 

29 .. eMOORLAND AVENUE, 

'341CH STREET. UN ": .',:",' " .. 30 ., TATTERSHALL. 

UMON SIEEI; IBIIEN,. 31;. " 

BILLINGHAY 

: ~hf;,-,''r". , "ti':, ' „::~j'w-",.-32. .. . WADDINCTON

Lincoln Co-operative Society Limit ed 

Mr. F. Grainger, Jd'., Pruitku . 

Mr. H. Bell. .................. 

Mr. F. IL TrusweB. .......... . 

Miss A. E. Williams. .......... 

Mr. D. Creaaey. .............. 

lvlr C. Madrinder. ........... 

Mr. H Wells. ................, 

CounciBor A. Tuck J.P....... 

Mr. C Auddand. ............. 

Councillor J. K. Fox, J.P..., ... 

Directors' Attendances, Half Year ended 2nd April, 1941. 

26 

242 

25t 

24t 

26 

26 

26 

, 26 ' 

242 

Ollica and 

Finaacs 

SUB-COMMITTEES. 

GROUP B. 

Cate. Gm tsccicnsry, 

Dairy. Fauna, 

Grocery. 

Mill acd Bakery 

and Nurser as 

Bmus Dranscy, 

Drugs Furnishing. 

Hairdressing, 

Isnallsc, Outhtincg, 

and Tailcring 

Pcsa his Pussihls Pcssihlc Actual Pcssjtda 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 

13 

13 

12 

13 

12 I lt 

13 13 

21t 12 12 

13 13 

cc 

Butchery. Ccah 

12 

12 

12 

~nd 1Fnrhs 

Mra. F. Owen. ................ 

Mr. 

J. E. Hams«a. Sccrctenc. .., 

12 10$ 

12 I I 

Pbbfic AmRtets t 

t I dck 2 2rfid. 

Messrs. 'A. STAFFORD, CRT, and S. BARLOW, AS%A., Corporation 

Accountant. — Mr. C MACKINDEIh 

26 Board Meetings have been held during the Half Year. 

Street, Manchester. 

BOR INFORMATION OF MEMBKLL 

The Resalt sf IBactiay for Five~buses fat)asm. Mr. C Auddand. 552; «Mr. C Mackindar. 397; «Mr. J.K. 

Fox, 380 Mr. F IL Tru'sweB.'3?6; «Mr H. Bell, 362: Mra O. G. Deer, 192 i Mr. J.Dixon, 187; Mr J.E. Ferdham, 113t 

Mr. J. Bofdockc 98; Mt. A. Mamtorh 71. 

Declaration of the Electioa of Members' Ray~gas to snead CWcn Quarterly~m AprB and Jtdys 

1841— Mr. IL Codliog (City Area) was tbe only nomination and, therefore, duly elected. There were no nominations for 

mytmantatkrn fram the Country Area. 

Bested to setve for a period of Two years. 

May I~arterly. Meebng. 

~EVENTS 

'23— Share, I Loan. and Special Loan 

July 2— Quarter 

Books ' ends. 

ready. „21to 

June 2— Whit-Monday. 

26— Share Books only to be btought in. 

Aug. 4— First Monday in August. 

1. 

STANDING 

RULES~. 

ORDKLL 

Notice of motion 

Six days' must 

notice 

be 

is 

submittml 

required in 

of 

writing no 

any 

less than 

ruoendment 

21 

to 

days prior 

a 

to the date of 

proposition 

the meebng. 

2. Ibat no member be allowed to 

appearing on 

speak 

the 

more 

Agenda. 

of the Members than 

convened for 

once 

the 

on any motion at the Quarterly, ot any other General 

and pmpose of tramacbng the business 

Meeting 

amendments of 

trna'Bruit who ahaB each be the 

afiowed 

Society, 

a except tbe mew«re 

reply';. 

of 

and 

resolution. 

no 

mobons 

member ahaB speak after such a«ply. 

3. Whenever ataendmeuts are made upon original yropoeibous, no second amendment shall be bken rnto cotntdcg 

tion until thefirst amendinent has 

become itseB 

biandisyoged 

the af(a)tf qbesbcon a first 

i 

amendment 

O) d the Brat 

be carried it 

amendment 

shsB displace the 

be cufgind question 

negatived 

end 

oo. only orm~shsB 

then the second 

be may be moved to the 

submitted 

origirral 

to 

quasbou 

the Meeting for 

shaB diecusdon 

have at ono'time 

a r (r) Thry 

right of 

mover of 

eheB 

reply, 

be immediately 

allowed 

after which 

to 

the question sludl 

syeak 

be 

more 

put from 

mt tu, tfm 

tlum 

attrmbon 

once on tbe 

cd 

same 

the quesfion. 

chair 

unless pernumion 

be 

be 

caBecl 

gtvon 

d Mov'rx of to a point' 

Reeoluticm of oider. 

5. Whau 

be 10 . any motttm or 

minutes; the 

smsndmaut 

other 

has 

speakers not 

been 

more than five 

made 

minorca. 

question" iu'-, that the mobrm 

and 

before seeonded, 

the it is 

Mesthtg 

open to 

be 

any member to 

not 

Propose tim 

yub The mover and seconderof tbe ' previous ques m 

speak aber wards on the motion balms the~ 

6. A molioa once cerned shaB nat be rescinded at any meeting withora dtm nonce 

7. That aB questions rdating to the Balance Sheet which are sent to tbe Secretary bet~ be Ge 

have prererence. 

8. When the Pteaident rises to speak, members shaB take tlreir seats immediately. 

9. Coruylamts and s geesthurs must be made bt accordance with Rule %, 

I It 

12 

b

THE QUARTERLY MEETlNG 

W'ill be held in the Wesley School Room (entrance, Grantham Street), 

l. 

2. 

3. 

5. 

6. 

On MONDAY, l9th MAY, l94l, at 7 p.m. 

Minutes of last Quarterly Meeting. 

Admission of New Members. 

Report and Balance Sheet. 

Appeals and Recommendations of the Directors i- 

(a) Royal National Lifeboat institution (Lincoln 

Branch), S2. 

(b) N.S.P.C.C., Sl ls. 

(c) National Union of Railwaymen Orphan Fund, 

S4 4s. 

(d) Police Court Mission and Boys' Home, S2 2s. 

Nominations for Six Members of the Education Committee. 

Nominations for Two Delegates to attend the GW.S. 

Quarterly Meetings; the meeting in October, restricted 

to members residing in the Country Districts. and the 

meeting in January next te member's residing in the 

Gty Area. (Rule 84.) 

"That this Quarterly Meeting condemns the unfair and 

wasteful distribution of food, wherein working people 

are restricted. but those with wealth can obtain an 

abundance. We propose that a National Food Council, 

ccinposed ofelected Tradeoff nionists. Co-oprxatom. and 


Ts the Members. DIRKCiORS* RFPOiti 

Small Shopkeepers shall control the nation's food supplies 

in order to'.— 

I. End the discrimination against the Co-operatives 

and srnag Shopkeepers. 

2. Reduce the puce of food and stop luxury feeding, 

3. Provide extra rations for those in heavy industrial 

occilpatloils, 

4. Provide free milk for aB school children. 

5. Consscate aB hoarded stocks of food. 

That a copy of this resolution shall be lorwerdcd to the 

Joint Parliamentary Committee of the Cooperative Party 

and the Cooperative Nrss. " 

Mover, H. H. Ladlow i seconder, T. Monaghan. 

7a. Amendment recommended by thc Directom i- 

"That this Quarterly Meeting condemns the inequitable 

distribution of food and dercands complete rationing of 

ag commodities in short supply as the only solution. 

We propose that a National Food Council be set up, 

with adequate representation of Co-operators and 

consumers generaBy. 

That items 4 and 5 of the resolution be deleted. " 

' 

8. Any other business. 

(a) We bsg to.submit to you the 159th Half-Yearly Report- and Balance Sheet. The total amount 

eccivcd for goods sold during the half year is 6684,489 9s. ~., being'an increase of fs78.305 12s. 4d. 

compared with the corresponding period hast year. 

The nct surplus on the half year'tf businsss, after aHowing for aH expenses, depreciation, and interest, 

moounts to f644I9'9s. ,~, and after deducting tha patrtmntts 

'j'-'.„!'::-::;:"::a 

as psr Surplus and Deficit Account, leaves 

balance of g20i4I3 13a,~' vtfhich we proposa to digy'pgc, of as foHows ~000as discpunt on Members' 

purchases 'atsls.'3'd"ht the R '. 

%3(f9 4s i3d. for Educational purposes, ind'f(24 9s. feed, carried forward to neat 

half year; 1,087 parsons have joined the Society within the half year, 631 have withdrawn, and 51 forfeited 

as per Rule, making the present number 31,137. 

t s 

(b) Air Raid Warnings. — In deference to members who protested against the dosing of our departments 

durinff alerts, it has now been decided to postpaid the dosing until the "Near Danger" signal is given, 

We appeal to msmbcrs to pay duc regard to this warning, . and immediately leave the departments to take 

shtdtar and so hbsrate our staffs as danger raaHy is imminent, and our first duty to aH the services is to avoid 

becoming a casualty', Iicwc. er brass wc may wish to appear. 

(c) Employees' Welfare Association. — The Comforts' Committee desire to take this opportunily to 

"thank the znembers for the splendid help given to them, and which has been of great assistance in providing 

for our employees who are serving in the Forces.

(d) Fire Watching. —To all employees who have met the requirements of the Ministry Order to provide 

a constant Fire Watch onbusmess premses in add'tion to fire fighters. We wish to express our appreciatio~ 

W th very few exceptions wjlhng service has been unstinted, and we do, indeed, feel indebted to those who 

have so readily accepted this added responsibility to their constantly increasing commitments. 

(c) Rising Values of Commodities. — Lower-priced stocks are being constantly replaced by higher 

priced goods with only moderate provision for the inevitable slump in prices after the war, Hearing in mm 

the expenence of the last war, it is dear that sooner or later retailers generally will have to deal with all the 

consequences of serious falls in market prices, for which adequate provisions will not have been made owing 

to the combined effect of legislation and high taxation. 

(f) operators' Day.— Owing to the war it is deemed inadvisable to celebrate Co-operators' Day 

this year. This is especially to be regretted as we should have been commemorating the eightieth year of -i», 

the Society's existence. The Joint Guilds' Executive have invited a speaker to give an address on Saturday, 

5th July next, details of which will appear in the local Press, and elsewhere. 

(y) Allowances to Employees in KM. Forces.— After six months' operation at a cost of fcl,474, the 

scheme has been reconsidered, and it has been decided to continue without alteration for a further period 

of six months. 

(h) The President Honourecl — We note with pleasure the appointment of our President, Mr. Grainger, 

as a Justice of the Peace, and wish him success in his new and responsible duties. We feel sure that Mr. ' 

Grainger will fully justify the confidence placed in him. We appreciate, too, the honour done to the Society 

by this appointment. 

i 'ttnrral 

+rranflrmenis 

For FUNERALS af'ter Office Hours: 

For and on behalf of the Directors, 

JOHN E. HARRISON, Secretary. 

WORKS 

DEPARTMENT 

'Phone I 8 I5. Extension I6 

Apply IO PORTLAND STREET, LINCOLN 

Nr. J, CAVANAGH, 375 High Street (corner of 

King Street) Lincoln 

'Phone 5 I 3. Nl ght and Day 

'i '

CASH ACCOI 3 NT from 2nd October, l9rIO, to 2nd April, l9rll 

Dr. CASH ACCOUNT Cr 

To Cash in hand snd Shop Tills 

.. Goods sold ................. 

„Contributions to .— 

Share Capital .....,...... 

Loan Capital. ............ 

Special Loan Capital ...... 

Penny Bank Capital ...... 

Provident Qub 

Trading Gub ... 

wvRepayments . 

Members' Property A/c. ... 

„Saleof Live and Fixed Stock 

„Saleof Land. .............. 

„Rents ...................... 

„SickRoom Appliances ...... 

., Superannuation Fund. ...... 

Bank Agency Commission. ... 

„National Health Insurance 

Allowance. ............... 

„Commission. ................ 

.. Trading Gub Entrance Fees. . 

„Withdrawals Investments A/c. 

„CoB.Lde Assurance Received 

Insurance Premiums(M'mbers) 

w Indeumity Fund ...........: 

;, Proposition Fees, 

Fixed Stk. A/c, 

„Transler Fees do. 

., Nomination Fees do. 

„Strong Roam Fees,.. 

|ruat „Cards, Pass Books. Sic....... 

„BankWithdrawals. .....' 

39875 2 8 

7072 14 

24084 15 0 

- 8685 12 10 

8935 3 4 

28347 12 4 

s. d. E s. d. 

1985 9 0 

684489 9 

60 5 0 

0 4 0 

016 

114 0 

7716 2 

79718 4 IO 

37282 15 8 

6495 

40 

1132 

19 

1264 

38 

6 I 

0 0 

0 0 

5 4 

11 7 

14 I I 

14 9 

86 8 

54S 2 

541 13 

7961 2 

2199 7 

6 

9 

0 

4 

I 

6 

65 

7 

4 

I 

0 

-140 0 8 

580247 16 8 


.. Carriage. ....... 

Wages ...i.. 

Fwpenses ... 

Provident Qub . 

Trading Club ... 

.... 459595 

„Withdrawals . 

Share Capital 56444 

Loan Capital. ............ 6250 

Special Loan Capital .... 17825 

Penny Bank Capital ..... 5429 

„AddiYions . 

Fixed, Rolhng Stock, and 

Horses ................ 399 9 IO 

Members' Property A/c.... 510 15 0 

Dairy Plant A/c. .......... 2019 6 0 

Investmcnts A/c. ......... 60000 0 0 

.. Subscriptions . 

Comparative Union Ltd. .. 256 

Co-operative Union 

Convalescent Fund ~ ~ ~ ~ 64 

Employees' Sports Gub. ~ 106 

Society for Protection of 

Property ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 11 

Seaman's Hospital. . ...~ ~ 3 

Lincoln District (Co-op. 

Union Ltd.) ........... 

&. John Ambulance 

Association ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. .. ~ 

Lincoln Diet. Ambulance 

Associadbn. ..... 

S6ilors' Orphan Homes. ... 

3 

2 

Railway Benevolent 

Y.M.GA. 

Fund 

Discharged Prisoners' Aid 

Society . ~ ~ .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I 

i. iL f'. ~ d. 

IS 5 

4 2 466042 2 7 

99819 7 II 

29660 13 7 

15 2 

17 II 

17 6 

12 3 

16 4 

0 0 

2 0 

0 6 

5 0 

6 6 

Lincom Gaudy Hospital. . 10 IO 0 

Lincoln Gener'I Dispensary 5 5 0 

3 0 

„Non-Members Discount. .. 

„Educational Grant ... . . ..... 

„Collective Life Assurance:— 

Premium 

Payments .... 

,. Supersnnuauon F d Payments 

„Cash Short 

„Wodunen s Compensation. ... 

,. Income Tsx ................ 

r 

0 0 

2 0 

2 0 

2 0 

2 0 

I 0 

I 0 

85951 2 10 

35039 16 4 

62929 10 10 

470 2 0 

15 2 9 

384 3 0 

2926 

2199 

1828 

3 

130 

11664 

602i44 

3521 

17 9 

7 I 

2 5 

10 4 

3 0 

3 0 

15 10 

13 2 

EI404930 13 7I

E 

To Stock in hand. 2nd, Oct., 1940c 

., Goods and Caniage. ...., ... 48786l 

„Productive Expenses ........ 56299 

„Distributive Expenses ....... 88324 

„Milk Chedcs Outstanding ... 

., Balance to Surplus and Deficst 

Account ................ 

To Share lntiaast 

„Discount at Ia 5d. iu tbe E... 

„Dcvidend Equalcsation Fund. 

,. Reserve Fund. .............. 

.. Educational Grant .......... 

„Cerned forwanl 

,. Non-Members' Discount 

.. Subscripffons ............... 

a CoBective Life Assurance 

Premium 

,. Interim Discount at Is. 5d. in 

the 8 

„Superannuation Fund ......., 

„Club Bonus 

income Tax'. „ ............... 

„CashShort 

., Written off Fixed Stock A/a 

Central Branch 

Stoats unct other 

Business Premises 

Dwelling-houses 

Agricultural Lan 

and Buildicrgs. ... 

291147 4 7 

13832 0 7 

36150 17 4 

s. d. E s. cL 

140642 19 0 

9 9 

5 10 

3 2 

632484 18 9 

231 19 7 

TRADE ACCOUNT 

54419 9 

8027779 7 0} 

By Goods Sold .............. . 

Discount on Purchases 

.. Transfers — Goods and Services 

„Milk Checks Outstanding 

„Stockin hand, 2nd April, 1941. 

SURPLUS AND DEFICIT ACCOUNT. 

E s. cL il a d. 

12868 17 7 

21551 15 0 

4000 0 0 

1000 0 0 

384 3 0 

4461 5 10} 

467 9 6 

341130 2 6 467 9 6 

$,44266 I 

15 2 9 

470 2 0 

2926 17 9 

22224 6 3 

1081 9 0 

391 13 

11864 3 0 

310 4 

3800 

20413 13 9} 

859428 18 4 

By Balance from fast Repor~. . 

„Share interest. ........... ~ 

„Balance from last Half Year. . 

,. Commission 

,. Balance from Trade Account 

LAND AND BUILDINGS ACCOUNT. 

40 0 0 

Total 

Cost 

1614 14 I 

13832 0 7 

36110 17 4 

Depreciation 

Previously 

Allowed 

Allowed 

this 

Half Year 

~, cL 8 ~. d. 

687656 2 ll} 

386914 7 

3199 6 7 

125 2 6 

132929 0 5 

~. d. 8 ~. d. 

31266 I 5} 

13000 0 0 

644266 I 5} 

4461 5 10} 

548 2 9 

54419 9 8} 

659428 18 4 

Balance 

Nominal 

Value 

E acL E s. d. 8 ad. 8 s. d. 

129331 8 6 

10870 16 I 

3104 0 0 132435 8 6 159179 5 7 

94 18 0 10965 14 I 2866 6 6 

13797 0 2 243 5 0 14040 5 2 22070 12 2 

40 0 0 341557 12 0 153999 4 9 3442 3 0 157441 7 9 184116 4 3 

( 

n~ October, g8 1940 

dditious 

FIXED ROLLING STOCK AND HORSES ACCOUNT. 

Depreciation From Fees. Sale ol 

Total 2nd April. Fines. and Fixed Stock 

1941 Forfeits and Horses 

~. cL 

15 0 

E acL 

1450 0 0 

E s. d. 

145 17 10 

s. d. 

668 0 0 

fl a d. 

38 0 0 

Balance. 

2nd April, Total 

1941 

E e. d. 8 ad. 

1902417 2 21326 15 0

t' 

E s. d. E s. d. 

29096 19 9 

TOWa~ P'ado~ye -""" W74 9 I 

7276 14 64 

life 3 45 

' 

0 , 00 ;, ......... 171 0 0 

„ 

„LocalConsmttee Expenses. .. 25 9 0 

. 6 376 9 0 

4' 9 ................... ISI 0 0 

„0:. .................... 2e1 0 

..... ...........„. .. 4617 2 7 

„ Rates 

. '„'N.'~%.161 ~ ... 116a 9 7 

„Gssand EIectncity. ......... 1635 6 10 

„Printing, Stationery, and 

Advertising .............. 1360 3 '4 

,. Stamps end Cheque Books. .. 689 6 4 

,. Water ...................... . . 497 2 7 

Travelling .............. ... '." 115 13 8 .. 

CoaL Coke 8c.............. 1053 19 10 

,. Sick Room Appliances. ..«, . , 18 .7 0 

„Quarterly Meetings. . . -'.'"" "«16 11 10 

"'1, ,'j „AirRaid Precautions. jg«", "~j-'' 

1045 4 II 

"' I . g |and snd Buildings. .....''3442 

Fixed Sack Motors, and 

Horses ................ 1450 0 0 

Milling Plant. ............ 480 0 0 

Dairy Plant .............. 1510 0 0 

«u * 

Share Capital, Estimated. . 13500 0 0 

do. Interim ... 14 17 4 

Loans ...... ............. 1653 14 0 

Special Loans ........... 3042 5 5 

Penny Bank. ......, .. ... 1761 13 10k 

Reserve Funds .......... 982 0 0 

Superannuation Fund ... . 1237 13 3 

Bahmce, 

2nd Gctober, 1940 

a 2L 

j83k 19 10 

:v:-:-' I«4iis«cyrgt3~ 6si:."a:-:-". 6 ~mmtft ««i; 

EXPENSES ACCOUNT. 

7459 19 

5S4 11 

6802 3 '0 

22192 3 I@ 

$61779 2 0 

MILUNG PLANT ACCOUNT. 

Toial 

s. d. 

5846 19 10 

By Interest . 

Investments Account. ..... 

E ad. 

11794 3 I 

E, d. 

Members' Property Account 2702 18 4 

„ Rents 

.............. ........ 1132 5 4 

„ 

„ 

„ 

„ 

Pass Books, gfc... ........... 77 16 2 

Dividend as per Investment 

Account ................. 6 8 0 

Insurance Premiums (Members) 

Members' Property A/c. . 

„Strong Room Fees. .......... 

Bank Interest ............... 

„BankAgency Commission. ... 

,. National Health Insurance 

Allowance. ............... 

„SichRoom Receipts ........ 

6 7 I 

52 4 11 

I 14 0 

1165 2 3 

38 14 9 

86 8 6 

19 11 7 

„Management Exa M Property 

Account. ................ 71 19 0 

., Net Expenses. 

Productive .....;.....',=.= 56299 5 I 

Distributive ..;..;,,, :,.';, .'88324«, 3;. - 

e. d. 

400 0 0 

Noimnal Vrdue 

2nd April, 1941 

s. d. 

5446 19 10 

14497 I 5 

'265011 7 

+%/, 

', c' x. 7«,„1*, , 

01f f779 2 II'. 

Total 

0 ~ 6 

5846 19' I07, ",;- 

74'

f s. d. f ad. 

To Withdrawals ................ 56444 15 2 

„Forfeits— Fixed StaCk A/c. ... 54 3 6 

„Fines do. ... 31 3 10 

56530 2 6 

„Balance, 2nd April, 1941 781683 18 11 

To Balance, 2nd April, 1941.. 

SHARE CAPITAL ACCOUNT. 

868214 I 5 

By Balance, 2nd October, 1940 

., Discount ................. 

,. Interim Discount ......... 

,. Interek 

., Interim Interest. . ......... 

.. Contributions ............. 

RESERVE FUND ACCOUNT. 

f ~. d. 

30652 8 6 By Balance. 2nd October, 1940,. .., 

f30652 8 6 

'...... , , .......... ... .. 

„ interest 

„Disposal of Surplus Account. . . . 

„ 

r 

a Sshmc'e; 2nd October, 1940.. 

, Gmh advanced this half year 

.. Insurance Premiums ........ 

Interest .................... 

„~entExpenses. ..... 

MEMBERS' PROPERTY ACCOUNT. 

f e. d. f e. d. 

133055 4 7 

510 15 0 

,. BZnce. 2nd April, 

52 4 II 

2702 18 4 

7119 0 

1941 

3337 17 3 

ToP¹ymsr»s ...., ............ 

;, Sahmoa 2nd April, 1941.... 

f136393 I 10 

SUPERANNUATION FUND ACCOUNT. 

f ~. 2L . f a d. 

1828 2 5 

62206 19 3 

f64035 I 8 

f ~. d. f e. d. 

741679 2 7 

21551 15 0 

22224 6 3 

12868 17 7 

14 17 4 

39875 2 8 

96534 18 10 

f838214 I 5 

f d. 

29051 8 6 

601 0 0 

1000 0 0 

f30652 8 6 

f e. d. f ad, 

6495 6 I 

129897 15 9 

f136393 I 10 

d. f ~ 

d. 

Sy Bahmce, 2nd October, 1940... 60451 4 6 

mployees' Contributions ... 1264 14 I I 

„Society's Co ribution ...... 1081 9 0 

2346 3 11 

., Interest 1237 13 3 

f64035 I 8 

CAPITAL ACCOUNT. 

' 

'LIABILITIES f .'s. d. f i. d. 

3C¹pfn'd ......;.;......... 781640 18.11 

' 

fntam'at .3.;.. .2.3......, 13500 0 0 

Lmim'~. ;;;.;............. ma@S 8 2: 

3 2i 

Provident Gub;„,s. ..;.e.. '- . s. d. 

Stock in hand .... ;... ..,.... 

f e. d. 

132929 0 5 

Membem ..... ~Owing 18115 II 0 

151044 11 5 

Land end Buildings ........... 184116 4 3 

Fixed Rolling Stack and Horses. . 19024 17 2 

19 10 

Daby Phu». .............. , .... 13587 0 5 

. 5052 32 6 

222175 I 8 

,Loan Cafdtaf .'......... 215481 8. 4 

Pmrfty Sark Caprtrd .... ..... 94246 14 68 

; ¹thm Fm'id ....... .. 62206 hg 3' ieisi 

Trade Debts Owing. ... ,.. 75466 I 

"-~Owing ...,,„,"„. 3763 19 ll ":.' 23233 2 3 

--, '"':. Milk Checks Outst nding .. ... -, = . . - 231 If-',7!-'. ;;-' 

' 

"'3„~', :,, Provision for Income Tax ...... 

— . 9000 '0,. '. 0 

Ccneral Fund ............. '30652 8 6 

Insurance Fund ........... 7658 8 0 

Worlnnen s Compensation, 

indemnity and Trading 

Gub Funds 

Dividend Equelisation Fund 

Imrmunents Reserve Fund. 

1781o 

17 9 

7000 0 0 

873 1 5 

63999 15 8 

20413 13 93 

f145c602 3 0 

Investments V 

Shares onri 1 oso3 .. ..., 779219 

23lcmhers' Pro23vrty Accaunt. 129897 

Trading Gub .... 

Horse Keep, gc., Stock ...... 

Cash in Banks ...... ....... 153674 

Cash in hand .. .. ...,. .. 3521 

II 2 

15 9 909117 6 Il 

14337 2 6 

731 18 6 

8 10 

13.2 157196 2 0 

f1454602 3 0

10 

AUDITORS REPORT. 

To tfu hdoahrro o/ tho Lmrofa Co-oturottc«Society Leaitod. 

Ladies and Gentlemen. —The undersigned, having had access to aB the Boolrs. Deeds, Documents, and Accounts of the S js+ 

and having examined the foregoing General Statement and veri6ed the same with thc Books, Deeds. Documents, Accounts snd 

Vouchers reletmg thereto, now sign the osrce as found to be correct, duly vouche&L and in accordance with law. 

Audit 08ice. GWS. Ltd., A. STAFFORD, C.ILA 1 

Corporation Street, Manchester. 

BARLOW A S 

P&tc Aedttors 

tkA t 

7th hdog, 19fi. po' 

To Discount on 8320,000 at Ia 3d. 

mtheE. ................ 20000 0 0 

„Educational Grant .......... 389 4 3 

„Carried forward 

PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS. 

E s. d. E o. d. 

20389 4 3 

24 9 

E20413 13 

By Btdance from Surplus and 

Deficit Account .......... 

EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNT — Cash Account, 2nd October, 1940, to 2nd Aprtl, 1941. 

:45':it" '. ToBalance in GWS. Bmdr, 2ad October, 1940... 

'; Cash m band Treasurer. ..........t... .... 

a 

„Grant born Society.......................... 

,, Cards and Fines ........................... 

Cinema .............-.--."""-. - ~ "~ ~ 

„ChoirSubscrfpuoas. 4tc. ....-.....-.-.- ~"-. 

„Bi5srds— Tables, Members' Fees. ... 

Ggarettes, Chocoiates and Mnerals 

„Xrivldend ........ .„. ..., , ........, ......,., 

Bank Interest. ..„. ......., ..... 

.. Sundry Receipts. ......„. .., ................ 

We have examined the Educational Account and 

hereby eutily the same to be correct. 

A. STAFFORD, GRA. I 

S. BARLDW ASAA t 

GWS. Audit O18cc, 

Manchester. 

7th hdott, 1941. 

E s. d. 

94 15 IO 

? 610 

0 51 

024 

384 3 0 

2 10-3 

114 9 

126 

58 6 

65 9 II 

16 18 10 

312 5 

2 910 

3 9 

EDUCATION COMMITTEE ATIKNDANCFS. 

s. d. 

By Salaries — Librarians. ................... ~ ... 

20413 

~. d. 

13 9$,—, :. i 

m 

E20413 13 91 . 7 

90.:2!, '8, „'i'o 

Guilds .................................. 54 12':0-"'"" 

Welfare ................................. 5 0" 0" 

General. ................................. I Otr 

., Pro~da— 

51 

Chen' .........: .............. .......... 26 6' 

General .................... ............. 24 7 9 

.. Bi3lierds- 

Salaries, Repairs, grc...................... 21 4 5 

Cigarettes, Chocolates, and Minerals ...... 59 9 

„Geauing.................................... 13 8 2 

., Literature .................................. 17 11 7 

,. Library Requisites. .......................... 82 11 

., Committee Salaries ......................... 25 0 0 

,. Conferences. ................................ 26 11 8 

., Health and Unemployment, Superannuation 

and Welfare ............................ 11 9 0 

., Bank Charges. Postage, and Stationery ....... 6 0 

.. AtBBatfons —ME.GA......................... 4 10 0 

WXA. ........................ 0 IILr 6 

Secmtarfes' Association. ......... 0 10 6 

Inurrance. ................... . ' I 07 1 

„Restand Refreshment Room. ................ 34 4 I 

„Miscellaneous. . . ....... .a....... .... I I 0, 

Cash in C.WS. Bank ......., ........... ... 38 4 8 

':.--' 

.., .......... .. ., ,9 10 111. 

., Caab-in hand (Secretary). ......-...-.-- -' 35 . 5 

„Cashin handtTreasurer) . ;.......:....--.- gh 

„Cashin Society .......„. 

B643:i'B. -'ew 

rortdoa0. ' 13 . '' Athg. F. Brown. ....., .. -. .. .... 12,2Mr":A'' 4soistrm" ':~;';,&'j'~j:~jtW=,.—, 

Bhr W. BucknaB, . .... ........ 11 .„1fiifii. '. I'...~c,lis'",""'+;-'y~g ' 

* Retumg Merabem eBgBde for wskctkrn ' t Absent iB. 2 Work of Natfotrirt~trrm. ' ""'"'"—"'" "'". ~i r 13 Meetings have been held. 

LIBRARY SUBCOMMITTEE. 

hdrs. L Baker, Miss A. Whittalrar, Mrs. J. Richards, Mr. W. Buckmdh

FellaassCo-operators, 

b 

EDUCATIONAL COMMTTEE'S REPORT. 

The preparation of a report of activities under the conditions of this winter would appear a difficult 1 taas k e 

ut the knowledge of what other Co-operators have had to overcome 

have 

makes us 

been. 

realise how fortunate we 

Co-operators have often been exhort'ed by us to read the Co-operatiue ftlsras regularly. This appeal now 

assumes the character of an urgent duty. The Movement is faced with attacks and difficulties that one can 

only understand by studying a specialised paper like the Ca-aperatiae Ness. 

Employee members of the Forces may be supplied with it free on application to the Committee. We ask 

our Guildswomen to try to increase the sales of Woman's Oatiooft. Hand it to friends and urge them to become 

regular readers. A list of our half year's activities is as follows:— 

Library. — Approximately l,000 new books of the latest and most attractive types have been 

~ 

added. The recently 

reorganisation is nearly complete, and we hope old and new users will appreciate the alteration. 

Billiards Hall.— While the use by members has fallen off through war conditions, the members 

Forage 

of 

have 

the 

found it of great benefit. Half price only is charged to them. Our Billiards Club performed 

very well this season. We congratulate them on their successes, both through individual members a and 

team. 

as 

Choral Work.— The temporary cessation of the Choral contests acted adversely on our Choirs, and with 

the black out conditions has made activity difficult. However, it does seem that the war reverses many 

normal procedures, but the summer will probably. see the maximum activity. The Choral Contests are 

renewed on a sectionalised basis. 

Cinema Propaganda. — After a long delay the equipment has been brought up to date. lt is now over 

five years since the purchase of the set and apart from incidental repairs, it has cost nothing. We are now 

abe to show to large audiences and the reproduction has been considerably improved. Ae well as activity 

~ among the city welfare clubs, we have shown to youth propaganda meetings and assisted a fire-watching group. 

In connection with the latter, the Committee 'gave a show of great educational entertainment to nearly 500 

children, which was much appreciated and may be continuecL 

Guilds, Classes, and Propaganda. — After some delay a course of lectures wae given, completing the 

aeries arranged by the Co-operative Union. The tutor was Mr. E. Redfern, of Nottingham. A very 

successful Guild Rally was held on 27th March, at which Mr. A. Hemstock, of the Co-operative Productive 

Federation, spoke on "Food Supplies and the Co-operatives. " The support for this meeting has led to 

- a series of meetings on vital topics being arranged. 

Soldiers' Rest and Refresbmeut Room.— This activity has been a marked success. We can claim 

' —.that Co-operators are giving a square deal to members of the Forces, and they themselves recognise this, 

Light refreshments are provided at no more than a penny per item. When it was possible an average of 

E1 worth of cigarettes per week were. distributed. We feel this work lms shown a 100 per cent return for 

our efforts. r 

„„~r-„, 

Youth Work,—The Committee strongly wishes to commence youth work. No opportunity will be lost 

to form groups. Accommodation and available leaders are the stumbling blocks. 

We"are affiliated to the Midland Educational Association, the Choral Association, Secretaries' Association, 

, , and Workers' Education Association. The Lincoln and District No. 9 Association of Education Committees 

.: has recently been formed. Lincoln is to be the centre, and Mr. H. Ladlow is carrying out the duties of 

Secretary. 

fm» t h» 1 C' & t '&»»y ~' t .to tb Secretary, The Co-operatsve 

Far and on bebsdf of the Committee, 

11

12 

/ 

The Q arterly Meeting wfff be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BASSIN~, on ~DAYs 16th bsy, at 7 PAn. 

R. orcscntativc — Mr. A. TUCZr 

B~~Branch Committee. —Mr. C. Blow, Water Lane, Bassingham (Chcnrman) Mr. C. Booster, Brant Broughton (Sccjctcog)r 

Mf A Brac)sloshy Minden House, ()essingham; Mrs. E. Tindall, High St., Bassingbam; Mr. H. Rawding, Brant Broughtoa; 

Mrs, C We0ccr, Torgate Farm, Bassiru ham; Mr. W. Beckett, Brant Broughton; Mr. G. Taylor, Pleasant View, Bassingbam 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, METHERINGHAM, on FRIDAY, 16th May, at 7 pAn. 

Representative — Mr. C. MACKINDER 

0atharfngham Branch Commfttam — Mr, F. W. Baldack, Lincoln Rd., Metheringbam (Chainuun); Mr. C Yeses, Fen LAsnw 

Marker(ogham (Secretary); Mr. W. Creswell, Digby; Mr. A. Amies, Station Rd., Metheringham; Mr. J. Bradshaw, MiB Lane 

~hsmr Mr. A. E. Aspland, Station Rd., Metheringham; Mr. A. Hague, Brook Farm, Dunston; 

Mr. T. Russell, Digby. 

Tbe Quarterly Meeting will be held in the METHODIST SCHOOLROOMs WASHINGBOROUGH, on FRH)AY, 

&t 7 pAll. Representative — Mr. F. H. TRUSWELI 3 

Washingborough Branch Committee. — Mr. J. O. Dixon, Washingborough (Scn'cturp); Mr. H. Sumner. Washingboraugh; 

Mrs. A Gsrk, Weshingboroush; Mrn E. Johnson, Waahingborough; Mrs. S. A. Gilbert. Washingboraugll; Mrs. A. M. Fbsar 

Wesbingborough. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISESi NORTH HYKHIAM, on FRIDAY, 16th May, at 7 30 pun 

Representative — Mr. J. K. FOX 

Hyhebem Breach Cammittea — Mr. W. Whitney, 4 Langley Rd..North Hykeham (Chafrmcm); Mr. E. Harley, " Rhondda, " Newark 

Rd., North Hykeham (Secretary)', Mr. C, Bemdge, Myrtle House, Station RcL, North Hykeham r Mr. A. M. Acott, The Nook, 

Stehon Rd., North Hyketuun; Mr. M. Cook, The Feme. Newarlr. Rd., North Hykeham: Mr. F. Brown, Hope House, Statism 

Rd., North Hykeham: Mrs. M. A, Creassy, Station Rd., North Hykeham; Mrs. R. S. Brown, Hope House, Station Rd., North 

Hyhatwm; Mrn E Gxk. " Ivydenc, " Moor Lane, Hykehem. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held m the SCHOOLROOM, BRANSTON, on FRIDAY, 16th May, at 7 pArn 

Representative-Mre. F. OWEN. 

Branston Branch Committee. — Mr. W. H. Dixon, Station Rd., Branston (CJanresm): Mr. C. Gaydon, Lincoln Rd'.. Branston 

(Secretary): Mr. IL Brown, High St., Branston: Mrs. M. Blissett, Heighington Rd., Branston: Mrs. E M. Frieeton, Hall 

Lane. Brenston l Mr. C. H. Peach, "Eeetleigh, " Lincoln Rd., Branston; Mrn Townsend, Main St., Heigbington; Mr. C. Gale, 

Lincoln Road, Branston. 

Tbe Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, SAXILBY, on FRIDAY, 16th May, at 7 pan. 

Rcprrsrntcct~ C. AUCKLAND„ 

SamTfsy Branch Committee. — Mr. H. Linmy, High St., Saxilby (CAainean); Mr. C W. Oxby, West Bank Saxilby (Secretary); 

Mr. H. Galbe, Cooperative Society Ltd., Saxilby; Mr. J. W. Valley, Mays Lane, Saxilby; Mr. L Bell. Council Homes. Saxi)by; 

Mrs B. BeB. Council Houses, Saxilby t Mr. G. Hill, Old Wood, Shellingthorpe: Mr. J, Lingard. Ch«ch Lane, Saxdhy 

Mr. F. Ford, Lincoln Rd., Saxilby. 

Tbe Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN, on SATURDAY, 17th May, at 6 30 PAn. 

RcprcscntIrtio Mr. H. B~. 

Weihanrn Branch Cammfttea — Mr. T. Taylor, Welboum (Chcnnncm); Mr. H. Franldin, Dunromin, " Welbourn (Secretary)t 

Mr. S. Peaek Fulback, Crentbam l Mr. E. Ogden, Wellingore; Mr. W. Pierson, Wellingore; Mr. A. Codd, Lesdsnham t 

Mr. J. T. Chambers, Navenby; Mr. Housham, Nonuanton l Mr. J. Lawson. tunr. , Leadenham. 

The Qaarhirly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNEY, on SATURDAY, 17th May, stt 7 PAsu 

Rcprcseutatmc Msss A. E WILLIAMS 

~ C. H. Tindell, Feir6eld Farm. Bardney (Cliuim ); Mr W W M lf Abb Rd B 

"dneys Mr J. Cbappeif AbbcyRd. .B«dney: Mr. J.F Li R, Q St., B d 

n y i Mr R J. Sellers, Abbey RcL, Bercbmy, Mr H W~~ W b Rd Ik d 

Mr. L S @ u A'~~n Shg' Rd. '~ 

held on the BRANCH PREMISES HORNCASTLE, o SATURDAY, 17th Bh, 7 

Representative — Mr. D. CRFASEY. 

y S&. Hcrncestfe (Cfenrsacm). Mr. C UB tt 40 No rth SL Ho castle 

(S~& y): bb. S. Limt, I0 Q ,cen SL H 

8 Slee Cottages, Sleaford. 

CH P~ES SLEAFORD o SATURDAY 17th Ma. t 6 30 

Rcprcssntatiuc Mr. H. WELLS 

3 Q s 8" Sleaford (Cfccunnan) . Mr. C Du0in 67 West Banks Sleaford 

d ' Mr. J Edenbrow, The Gatehausa. Sleaford Moor; Mr. H. Wotton. Priory. 

Grantbam RcL Sleaford; Mr. J. WiHson. Silver St., Rekkkgrcm: C. Schoheld, 

Tb ~eriyM«~mh h Ldonth BRANCHPREMISES. MARKETRASEN. on SATI A" 

Representative — Mr. F Cd IN~ 

Committee, — Mr. W. Dowse 46 King St.. Market Rasen (Cfcusm ) ' RcL 

Market Raven(Sarrrury); Mrs. W. Dowse. 46 King St. Market Raven: Mrs. M. Gamer. Ceist«Rd" 

41W ter) Sh, bbufmtRescnl M L+th )L8Cb SL M~ tR; Mr. T. R. 

Mm. K. Johuecm l6 Wassdoo St..Market Raven: Mr. F. Cockj W3hingtmm RcL, Market R~

ESTABUSHED 1661 


LIMITED 

REGISTERED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT, 18!B. 

OIUECTS OF THE SOCIETY: 

FIRST.— lt provides its Members with Bread, Hour, Groceries, Provisions, Milk, Drapery, Clothing, Boots snd 

Shoes, Butcher's Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, tkc. 

SECOND.—It seeks the Domestic, Social, end Intellectual Advancement of its Mcsnbers. 

Annual Business, f1459834. Number of Members, 31,197. 

Share Capital, 6761,683 18s. lid. Loan Capital, f324,136 16s. 6d. Reserve Fund, 630,662 gc. 6d. 

Bankers r The COOPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD. c The MIDLAND BANK LTD. 

The Report and Cash Account 

From 2nd April to 2nd July, 1941 

Ccntnil Starve and Ofkcn.— 

SILVER STREET fr FREE SCHOOL LANE, LINCOLN. 

Drag Dctraroncnt Brancha r 

MOORLAND AVENUE, . BURTON ROAD, 16 HIGHI STREET. ST. GILES, LINCOLN 4( SLEAFORD. 

No. I Brands 

2 

.. '3 

4 

5 

16 

—eBRACEBR IDGE 

oBURTON ROAD, LINCOLN 

SHAKESPEARE STREEf, LINCOLN 

RIPON $11IEET, LINCOLN 

:-. WELBOURN r;" 

METHER INGHAM 

: CANWICK ROAD. LINCOLN 

SAXILBY 

eBAGGEHOLME ROAD. LINCOLN 

GRESHAM STREET, LINCOLN 

BARDNEY 

'NORTH STREET, HORNCAS1LE 

SOUTHGATE. SLEAFORD 

oHIGH STREET, LINCOLN 

UNION STREET. MARKET RASEN 

BASS INGHAM 

' And 

Snb-Central, Drap~ and Ba tr. 

375 HIGH STREET. LINCOLN. 

No. 17 

IS 

19 

„-2I 

24 

25 

27 

31 

32 

BUTCHERY. 

Branch— REEPHAM 

WINN STREET LINCOLN 

HACKTHORN 

NEWPORT. LINCOLN 

«MONKS ROAD. LINCOLN 

1EALBY STREET, LINCOLN 

COULSON ROAD, LINCOLN 

BRANSTON 

WASHINGBOROUGH 

SWANPOOL 

NORTH HYKEHÃvi 

«WRAGBY ROAD, LINCOLN. 

'MOORLAND AVENUF BOULTHAtrl 

TATTERSHALL 

BILLINGHAY 

WADDINGTON

- 

THE QUARTERLY IffI E E T I N 6 


Qn i4IONDAY, l 8th AUGUST, l94l, at 7-30 p.m. 

1. Minutes of last Quarterly Meeting. 

2. Admission of New Members. 

3. Report aud Cash Account. 

4. Appeals sud Recommendations of the 

AGENDA 

Directors:— 

OF BUSINESS. 

5. Declaration 

successful 

6. Declaration 

Education 

of the Election of One Director. The 

Candidate to serve until April, 1943. 

of the Efsctiou of Six Members of the 

Committee. 

(a) Lincoln District Nursing Associstiou, S25. 

(6) Lord Mslmr of Loudou's" National Air'Raid 

Fund. 

' Distress 

per Msyor of 1 iucolu, S25. 

7. 

8, 

Dscfsrstiou of the Election of Members' 

to Representatives 

CWS. Meetings, to bs held in October sud Jeuusty, 

Any other Business. 

Aug. 10— Qusrtcrfy Meeting, 

22— Share Books ready. 

0 INF RMA 

Sept. 15 to 20— Penny Bank Books to bs brought in 

courter Ends. 

To the Members. 

F R 0 'nON OF MKMBKILS— SPKCIAL KVKNTFs 

Oct. ' 

DIRECTORS' REPORT 

1— Half-yearly Stock'taking. 

9— Provident Club Cards exchanged sud esw Cards 

issued. 

20 to 25— Share, Loan. sud Special Loan Books to be 

brought in. 

(a) We beg to submit to you the Quarterly Report and Cash Account. Thi total amount received for' 

goods sold during the Quarter is R340,513 3s. Id., being an increase of JI21,452 14s. 10tL, compared with 

the corresponding period last year. 

438 persons have joined the Society within the Quarter, 358 have withdrawn and 20 forfeited as per rule 

malung the. present number 31,197. We recommend an interim discount of Is. 3d. in the K on members' 

purchases for the past Quartei. 

(h) We regret to have to record the death of our esteemed colleague, Mr. C. Auckland, 

who had been in the service of the Society for 19 years as Manager at our Horncastle 

Branch arrd who, since his retjratpents had served for a period of two years as a 

Director; To hjs.widow and:fftnuly, we, extend an expression of our deepest sympathy 

in their bereavement. 

f(fs) We also regret to have to record the death of one of our 

Optician, employees, 

who 

Mr, 

recently died J. D. Schofield, 

from wounds received as the 

--'-" 

result of enemy action, after 

b '- about a year's 

" 

service in the Royal Navy, where he served 

To Mr. 

as 

and 

an 

Mrs. 

ordnance 

Schofield we 

telegraphist. 

extend our deepest sympathy in their sad bereavement. 

(d) Staffing Difficulties. — All departments are experiencing djfljcultjes in maintaining sta ffs. Marty 

=trot rsspnured for mdrtarv, sarvtce ara orderstd to bio ott ntumtrons ot"nthgg work of nat tonal unportancm Since 

,-.-„x', -*"',.4i ~%ofibid t'ai Wr'gholeof 4e'dggry' rsffjga staff has bean'~' . Only wjth fpfeat difhculty have 

F'~;;jf,;M~v' "'": littd:;~'~. "i'gsbfnhsjfg"'of'the st'aff bean tenip'oiirjlFc' ~.329 employees ha've'now 

~='=::-4 ',Jik,~~.e,'-gr~'tfjmt, "xgfrdc rrre eiigaggd its '45oumj In H;I(4. Foieei, 302; on Mttnjtjottsr esght 

~&~~~;:: .~Q&gm"'S'srvvtfbe;-" fll:", ' ki-'Vw"Pii@ig, 'Fe'gcerve, 'eight I arid aiia Land Worker. 

(e) Boot and Shoe Repairs. — No credfl, sg,alkrwed on footwear rapture as from 1st July. ', 'Appropriate 

steps have been taken with the branches tol'f'pj'e, s'ffect to this pohcy. ' Owing'to-the Soojaty'sbasjc iatjjon of 

pfstrtd havmg been cut by one-sixth, the dehvery mileage hst's:, h'tsan 'etig hy savcsgal-tliousaud ~ 'wgmkly 

Marjtberi are, ther'efore, iisl'red'to co-operate by accepting paist-'of;the. .jnevjfjjhle nconvenjenog, ' and it.js 

ed'that they ha asked to carry such things as footwea'r "fo'r repaj'r. '' 

(0 Special Election of One Director.— Will members please note that ballot papers will be issued on 

production of Pass Card, entered up to date by General Office or Branch Manager, prior to the day of voting, 

For and on behalf of the Directors, 

JOHN E. HARRISON, Ssrreforg,

ACCOUNT from 2nd April to 2nd July, l94I. 

g. a d. , 8 s. d. 

TaCasft in:.'haitdI!2tndSfnitrT4L .' ", . 3521 13 2 

, „Goodssold;. ..,...*.... ; . .. 341513 3 I 

,. Contributions to.—-63 . 

Share Capital ., ', "c""rc'6. ",'."..' 

18631 7 0 

Loan Capitid. .ofi,..Sic .. 3866 0 

Special Loan Capital, , . f1428 16, 0 

Penny Bank Capital ..... 4528 IO. 9 

Provident Gub .......... 4630 4 4 

Trading Gub ............ 14371 7 6 

w Repayments .— Members' 

Property Account ......... 

,. 33997254 74 2 

73ei II 39 

,. Sale of Live and Fixed Stock . ;, ;;, .;,, , ;;:2, 29 p 0 

„Rtnts .............. .:.43!. ",-' ';".62 gf0ts. 

.Sid R" ? 

14«hn ........ , . . 611 3 .. 

„Supersnausti6m Fund ..':4376.t -. .".'; —. . ' ' 

- 

„National 615 12 2 

Health lnsursaee 

Allowance. ........,.„. ..., ' . 

,. 84 8' 

Commission 

0 

,. 447 

Tmding Clab 

13 I 

Erursnce 

': 

Fees. 

=~3""" . 

„Withdrawals 390 13!7 9.7, 

Investments A/c. 

.. Coll. 

7907 

Life ssurancs 10:c2 

Received 

1267 !5:;if' - „ Insurance Prema (Membem) 

I 

10 17 4 

Insurance Premnum. ~.... 290 4' 9 

„CoBcctive Life Assurance 

rebate ........,...;...... 175 3 9 

„CashOver .........: .....; 1981 

„PraposiYiaa Fees— Fixed Stack 

Account ................ 25 4 ,. Transfer 0 

F~ixed Stock 

,. Nominatian Fees-Fixed Stock 

Account ........... ..... 0 2 6 

Account ................. 0 0 '9 

Strong Room Fees .... . .. 0. 1? .0 

Cards, Pass Books, 47c....... .38 14 8 

64 73 II 

„BankWithdrawals. ....:... ; 252916 7 7 

CASH ACCOUNT 


„Wages— 

Productive ... 

Distributive .. 

Cr. 

E s. d. 8 s. d. 

... 226199 14 7 

3525 8 10 

229729 3 5 

16593 16 5 

35378 5 

51972 I a 

14297 I0 9 

Withdrawals:— 

Share Capital ............ 35306 18 I I 

Loan Capital. ............ 3497 8 I 

Special Loan Capital .... 728$ 16 0 . - 

Penny Bank Capital .. .. — 3786 10 8— 49976 74 

Provident Qub .......... 7388 16 

Trading Gub ........, ,, „15S54I4-ill,st, r4e- 

,FAdditions'. 

Fixed Rolling Stock and 

Horses ........:~ . ~ ~ "~ 

~ "" vms&'A'*'"m' '=' 

bscrip'tians::— 

Railway Orphan Fund. ... 

Police Court Mission. ....- 

Nat. Ldeboat Institution .. 

Lines. Agrmuhural Society 

National Society for Prevention 

of Cruelty to Chikkan 

„Non-Mcmbms' Discount 

„Educatiarud Grant . 

..'Coikm I 'fe /!« 

Premium 

Payments .....~., ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~" 

4 4 0 

220 

200 

I I 0 

I I 0 

-f67 0 0 

IO 8 0 

210 7 

~389 4 3 

1545 8 4 

1267 511 

„Workmen's Compensation 94 I 10 

,. Income Tax .~ ~ ..~ ~ ~ ~ - ~-.~ ~ ~ 717 15 '0 

Superannuation F'd Payments 

1048 2 

—,. 

8 

Bank Deposits ....:.'....... 289912 0 5 

.. Cash in hand '..4. '..- . -.— - 4840 12 

"

11m Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, BASSINCHAM, on FRIDAY, 15th August, at 7 pure 

Reprcrectcrirc — Mr. C MACKINDER. 

Basciagham Branch Committee. — Mr. G. Blow, Water Lane, Bassingham (Chnrrncn); Mr. C Bonner, Brant Broughton (Secretary) t 

Mr. A. Brocklesby, Minden House, Bassingham; Mru E 1mdaU, High St., Bassingham: Mr. H. Rawding, Brant Broughton ' 

Mrs C. Walker, Torgate Farm, Bassingbam Mr. W. Bedrett, Brant Broughton; Mr. G. Taylor, Pleasant View, Bassingham 

Tbe Quarterly Meetiing will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, METHERINGHAM, on FRIDAY, 15th August, at 'I pea, 

Representative — Mr. F. K TRUSWELL 

Methcringham Branch Committee. — Mr. F. W. Baldock, Lincoln Rd., Metheringham (Chrincan); Mr. C Yates, Fen Lane, 

Methcringham (Secretory); Mr. W. GresweU, Digby: Mr. A. Amies, Station Rd., Metheringham, Mr. J. Bradshaw, MiU Lane, 

Metheringham r Mr. A. E Aspland, Station Rd., Metheringham; Mr. A. Hague, Brook Farm, Dunston t 

Mr. T. Russell, Metheringham. 

Wsshingborough Branch Committee. — Mr. J. O. Dixon, 

Mrs. A. Washingborough 

Clark, Wsshingborough; 

(Secretary); Mr. 

Mrs. E H. Sumnsr. 

Johnson, Washingborought 

Washingborough: Mrs. 

Washingborough 

S. A. Gilbert Washingborough t Mrs. A. M. Fleer. 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, NORTH HYKEHAiVI, on FRIDAY, 15th August, at 7-30 pun. 

Rrprcscntagcc — Mrc. f. OWEN 

Hykehsm Branch Committee. — Mr. W. Whitney, 4 Langley Rd., North Hyksham (Cbrfrcxm); Mr. E. Harley, "Rhondda. " Newark 

Rd.. North Hykeham (Sccrctmy); Mr. C Bemdge, Myrtle House. Station Rd., North Hyfreham r Mr. A, M. Acott, The Nook, 

Station Rd. , North Hykeham r Mr. M. Cook. The Ferns, Newark Rd., North Hykeham: Mr. F. Brown, Hope House. Station 

Rd., North Hykeham; Mrs. M. A. Creasey, Station Rd., North Hykeham; Mre. R. S. Brown, Hope House, Station Rd., North 

Hykeham; Mrs. E. Cook. " Ivydene. " Moor Lans. Hykeham. 

Branston Branch Cammittee, — Mr. W. H. Dixon, Station Rd., Branston (Chrirccm); Mr. C Gaydon. Lincoln Rd.. Braneton 

(Sccrrimy); Mr. H. Brown. High St, Branston; Mrs. M. Blissett, Heighington Rcl, Branston; Mrs. E M. Frieeton, Hall 

Lane, Branston: Mr. C. H. Peach. " Eastleigh. " Lincoln Rd., Brsncton; Mrs Townsmd, Main St., Heighington; Mr. G. Gale, 

Lincoln Road, Brsnston. 

Tbe Qasrterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, SAXILBY, on FRIDAY, 15th August, at 7 p.m. 

Rcprcrmtctl~r. 

Smdlby Branch Committee. — H. BELL 

Mr. H. Linsey. High St., Saxilby 

Mr. H. 

(Cbrirccm); 

Garke. 

Mr. 

Cooperative C W. Oxby. West 

Society Ltd. Bank, 

,Saxilby; Mr. 

Saxilhy 

J. W. Valley. 

(Secretary); 

Mr 

Mays C. HiU, Old 

Lane, 

Wood, 

Saxilby: Mrs. B.BeU, 

SheUingthorpe; Mr. 

Ceuncil Houses, 

J. Lingard. Church Saxilby; 

Min. 

Lane, 

K.-Hautcm, Saxilby; 

Mays 

Mr. 

Lane, F. 

Saxilby. 

Ford. Lincoln Road, Saxilby 

Tlm Quarterly Meeting wiB be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN, on SATURDAY, 16th Augast, at Ib30 txra. 

Representative — Miss A. E. WILLIAMS. 

Welboarn Breach Committee. — Mr. T. Taylor, Welbourn (Chnrsma); Mr. H. Franldin. "Dunromin, " Welbourn (Secretary)t 

Mr. S. Peach, Fulbeck, Grsntham r Mr. E. Ogden. WeUingore; Mr. W. Pierson, WeUingore; Mr. A. Codd. Lesdenham t 

Mr. J. T. Chambers, Navenby; Mr. Housham, Nonaanton t Mr. J. Lswson. junr. , Leadenham. 

Tbe Quarterly Meetmg wiB be hsM on the BRANCH PREMISES, BABDi%EY, on SATURDAY, 16th August, at 7 p.m. 

Rrprcrmtctiec —,M r. D. CREASEY. 

iC'P „Bardaey Brands Committee. — Mr. C. K TindaU, FsirUejd Farm, Bardney (Chnrmsa); Mr. W. W. MeanweU, Abbey Rd.. Bardney 

(Secretary) s Mr. F. Padley, Station Rd., Bsrdnsy r Mr. J. ChappeU. Abbey Rd., Bardcay; Mr. r'++~~'ef,=-':::: Mc'Er'Wi J. E. Lintin, Queen 

Picker, 

St., 

Queen St. Bardney; 

Bardney; Mr. R. : J. SeUars, Abbey Rd.. Bardneyr r Mr. H. Woodcock, Wrsgby RcL, Bardneyt 

@ "-;»;:~c+',l~'L'Siintb. Avondsle. ". Statics Rd., Bardney. = 

t+ij)J)hnjjtnify' MsethggvmR ha tudd on the BRANCH PR

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CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY I.TD. 

SLEAFORD EMPORIUM. 

REPORT 

AND BALANCE SHEET 

FPom 2nd AIPPll to 1st Oct06P1~ 1941 

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LIMITED 

RECISTERED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT, 1893 

OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY: . 

FIRST.— It provsdes its Members with Bread, Flour, Croceries, Provisions, Milk, Drapery, Clothing, .Boots aod 

Shoes, Butcher's Meat, Cods, Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Drugs, tkc. 

SECOND.—It seeks the Domestic, Social, and Intellectual Advsnmment ol st» Membern 

Annual Business, 51,368,393 

Share Capital, 5803,258 6s. 7d. Loan Capital, 6340,808 I4s. 4d 

Nusnber of Members, 31,137. 

Reserve Fund, f31,265 8s. 6d. 

Bardte s r The CfbOPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD. t The MIDLAND BANK LTD. 

The Report and Balance Sheet 

From 2nd April to 1st October, 1941 

Coitral Stores and Daces. 

SILVER STREET ttr FREE SCHOOL Llew% LINCOLN 

Drutt Depmlmenl Brandses . 

MOORLAND AVENUE. BURTON ROAD, 18 HIGH STREET. SI'. CILES, LINCOLN a SLEAFORD. 

Sab-Content, Drapery and Boots. 

375 HIGH STREET, LINCOLN. -' 

No. I Branch — eBRACEBRIDGE No. 17 Breneh~MHAM 

2 'no - eBURTON ROAD, LINCOLN . ~ - "- '„''I8:, ; — WINN 

'5 STREET, LINCOLN 

., SHAKESPEARE SIREET, LINCOLN " 

., vl9 ';. ' ' HACKTHORN 

4 eRIPON STREET, LINCOLN 20,. NEWPORT, LINCOLN 

5 .. WELBOLXN 2l, . MONKS ROAD. LINCOLN 

6 .. ~INGHAM IEALBY STREET. I,INCOLN 

7 ., CANWICK ROAD. LINCOLN 23,. COULSON ROAD. LINCOLN 

8 „SAXILBY BRANSTON 

9 .. «BACCEHOLME ROAD. LINCOLN .. 25 ., WASHINGBOROUGH 

10 ., GRESHAM SIREET, LINCOLN s,„";,":;:. ' 

., 26,. SWAVPOOL 

BARDNEY 27 „NORTH HYKEHAM 

NORTH STREET, HORNCASILE @~-:. „28 „WRACBYROAD. LINCOLN 

SOUTHCATE. SLEAFORD ':..s.29,. MOORLAND AVENUE, BOULTHAM 

l4 HICH STREET. LINCOLN „- 

- 30 „TATIERSHALL 

15 UNION STREET. MARKEI RASEN .. " 31 .. BILLINCHAY 

16 „BASSINGHAM 32 .. WADDINGTON 

' And BUTCHERY.



On SATURDAY, l5th NOVEHBER, l94I, at 2-30 p. m. 


2. Achnission of 'New Members. 

3. Report and Balance Sheet. 

4. Appeaki and Recommendations of the Directors:— 

(a) Lincolnshire Diocesan Deaf and Dumb Association, Sf 

(4) St. John Ambulance Associauon, S2 2s. 

( ) Lintsth»h" 

' 

Di barged Prisoner ' 

Aid Society', Sf 1 

(d) Sailors' Orphan Homes, Hull, S2 2s. 

(s) Lincoln and District Ambulance Society, $2 2s. 

5; Ffedtiod of Doorffhaperc fo'r Canard Meeting. 

6,~ef~for Vcrting at the Centrals Su~ 

War3b arri'd'4rxsttby Road pIemiies. on Siaurrdayp 

1941. -- 


7. Bastion of Scruti nacre for Voting on the day of the Quarterly 

Meeting, 

8. Neminations for President and Five Directora 

9. Nominationa for Two Delegates, one fnua Gty arcs and 

one from Country area, to attend CWS. Quarterly 

Meetings iu April and July, 1942, 

10. " . Thm «b» Qua mrly Mmttbut mgrt»rt 6e apped of tbe 

National Couricfl of Labour in their call for 'Hdp for 

Russia, ' and matruct tbe Board of Manattsu»nt m grant 

the aum of fist) (fifty pounds) for tbe prcnrisicttt of n»dical 

and alber supplies. " 

Mscur r Mr. John' Edcvard Fordbaus 

Rscetafsmf Mr. 'Fmd Cfire 'Aahaok 

ll. Any' 'efli'ar' busmsaa 

FOI:::INOINATRW 6F IttIPRI3EIR"-~ I%I. EVENS 

Nov, 19-,Qttarttrrfy Meeting. p~„- Jan. 2(r 31— Share Books only to be brought in. ' 

Zfv'loi'me„'"Loan, and Special Loan Books ready. ' Feb. 13-i~on of Branch Committees, 

Qec. '~fiffgtt 'anda 

7n lhc 1frmher, 

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DIRECTORS ' 

1942. 

REPORT. 

la) lVe beg to submit to you the l60th Half-Yearly Report and Balance Sheet. The total amount 

received for goods sold during the half year is f681,689 Os. 7d., being an increase of %26,201 4s, 9id. compared 

with the corresponding period last y The net su ots + half year's business, after allowing for all 

expenses, depreciation, and interest unts to k75, Is.„2$. 

, and after deducting the payments as per 

Surplus and Deficit Account, leaves alance of,953 fbrs 1 1/d. , which vve propose to dispose of as 

follows: &2,083 6s. 8d. as discount on Members' Purchases at is. IOd. in the k; 2389 4s. 3d. for Educational 

purposes; and %480 10s. Old. carried forward to next half year. 865 persons have ioined the ~--iety witbuin 

the half year; 823 have withdrawn; and 42 forfeited as per Rule, making the present number 3l, l37, 

r

To sr cL 

Baknee in 8 s. cL 

Banlis, 2nd April, 

1911 ..................... 

„Deposits. 

153674 8 10 

Coop. Whoiesaie Soc. LtcL 530751 12 8 

Midland Bank Ltd. ........ 57380 4 3 

,. 1 .................... 

5%131 14 II 

1819 3 ll 

halessle Society LtcL.. 

Wigston Magna Heelers Ltik. 

G p. P'~S etyLtd. ...'. 

Paisley Mtg. Saciety Ltd. .....; 

Co-operative Press Ltd. ....... 

Alcester Needlemakers' Sac LtcL 

Macdcs6eld Silk Sodety Ltik.. 

Sperape Boat and ShasSoc. Lt ' 

Ideal Gothiers Ltd..........5. ' 

Kettering Gathing Society Ltck 

Stafford Shoe Makers LtcL..... 

hod. Ca-ap. Laundries Ass. Ltik 

Excel Hst and Cap Society LtitL 

Coats Permanent Buikhng Soc 

Lfncoln Hide, Skin, gr Fat C. Ltd. 

Russia tk Homshy Ltd. (1784L 

Ruston d'r Hornshy LtcL 

Ruston gt Homshy LtcL (Dafia 

Rohey gt Co. LX4L (OrdI. .... 

Midland Bank Ltd.......... 

LGANS —. 

~.Whoksale Society LtcL. 

do. Special Deposit Account 

do. do. do. 

do. 

do. da. 

Btfldland Coop.LaundrimAssac 

War Stodc. ................... 

Liacoln~C 

on 

Lincoln 

Carparrition. 

Wsr ....... 

Loan 

War Bonds ..............„ 

4 

5 

:3 5 

5 

5 

5 

4 

5 

5 

2 

lzp 

5 

3 

4$ 

5 

5 

5 

34 

3k 

zk 

3 

3f 

3f 

3f 

38 

E acL 

71730 0 0 

350 0 0 

25 0 0 

50 0 0 

139 13 10 

10 0 "0 

50 0 0 

Io 0 0 ' 

2500 

45 fo II 

50 0 0 

IO 0 0 

':-7-53 0 0 

2713 6 

200 0 0 

IIOQ 0 0 

2018 7 

53523 12 0 

159 lo 0 

390 0 0 

170 0 0 

1235 0 0 

2800 0 0 

360 0 0 

3300 0 

330 Q Q 

2744 9 6 

195939 8 4 

85973 6 2 

201298 5 IO 

45971 10 I 

122906 5 10 

2100 0 0 

14617 16 4 

419 I 10 

100000 0 0 

9993 16 9 

(0800 0 0 

2 10 

BANK ACCOUNT 

INVESTMENTS ACCOUNT. 

2291 153, 2 

By ~. d. R a.8L'A' 

Withdrawale . 

.Whoksale Soc. Ltd. 483503 

Mdland 

4 7 

Bank Ltd. ....... 53696 12 10 

' ' 

., C ......... 

53719917 5 

. . ..... „Balancein Bankr . 

74413. ; 

~p. Whoksale Soc. Ltd. 194208 

Midland 

16 7 

Bank Ltd........ 12072 i3 5 

206281 IO 0 

8743535 8 ll 

Additions fntcsest Discount an Totals Withdrawn Balance this 

Half Year 

R s. d. E s. d. 

1398 8 

s. 

0 

d. 

6532 

E 

14 s. d. 

11 

s. 79661 d. 

519 Z I I 

2 

7931 

I 9 2 li 

2 

71730 0 .Q 

216 357 8 

3 

4 7 

015 590 

8 4 350 

33 

0 

0 

5 

0 

3 .8 5 3 25 

211 5015 0 0 

3 

0 015 0 50 0 

142 5 

8 

I 200 

142 5 I 

12 00 2'0 0 1000 

50 0 0 

50 0 0 

10 0 0 

10 0 0 

i-55 

25 0 0 2500 

46 16 il3 4 

4 927 

46 16 4 

60 15 11 

4s 60 15 11 

10 0 0 

10 0 0 

i 

53 

7 0 

00 5300 

29 500 

0 6 

29 0 6 

22 

205 00 00 5 0 Q 200 0 0 

1122 018 0 

0 0 2200 lloo 0 0 

594 21 16 

I 2 

7 

21 16 7 

54117 700 

13 2 

54117 13 2 

4815 166 10 

0 

0 0 0 159 10 0 

438 450 

15 0 48 15 0 390 0 0 

29 

174 

5 

5 

0 

0 

0 170 0 0 

1264 5210 5 

0 

0 295 o 1235 0 0 

2852 lo 0 5210 0 2800 0 0 

21 360 00 

0 0 

360 0 0 

21 

351 00 

0 0 ZI. O Q 330 0 0 

351 

71 5 

0 

7 

0 ZIOQ :930 0 0 

2815 .i5 I 71 5 '7 2744 9 6 

1339 lz ll 

3262 2 3 

659 0 5, 

1838 10 4 

3110 0 

273 0 0 

7 6 8, 

IBIZ IO 0 

15000' 

750 0 0 

6550 15 8 f44781 19 2 8291 IZ I 

87912 19 I 

204560 8 I 

46630 10 6 

124744 16 2 

2131 IO 0 

14890 16 4 

426 8 6 

10i812 IO 0 

10143 16 9 

60750 0 0 

659403 i5 

3110 0 

273 0 0 

216 17 5 

iBIZ IO O 

150 0 0 

750 0 o 

3293 17 5 

136550 7 I 

87312 i9 

204560 8 

46630 fo 

124744 16 

2100 0 

14617 16 

209 11 

IQOOQQ 0 

9993 16 

60000 0 

I 

I 

6 

2 

0 

4 

I 

0 

9 

0 

169 IB Q

s cL E a. d. 

To Stock in hand, 2nd Apl. , 1941. 132929 0 5 

., Goods and Carriage. ........ 478870 7 3 

„Productive Expenses ........ 59988 17 0 

.. Distributive Expenses ....... 84931 18 4$ 227171 2 72 

., Milk Checks Outstanding ... 200 7 I 

.. Balance to Surplus and Deficit 

Account ................ 75550 I 2$ 

To Share Interest ............. 

„Discount at Ia 3cL in the E... 

„Educational Grant 

„Cerned forward 

., Non-Members' Discount 

„ S ~pfions ............... 

,. Cofiective Life Assurance 

Premium 

.. Interim Discount at la. 3d. in 

thefi ...... ........ 

„Supenumuation Fund ....... 

..Gub Bonus 

„ Income Tax ................ 

„Written off Fixed Stock A/e. . 

„Cash Short 

„WarDamage Contribution. .. 

„WarRisks fnsmance Part IL 

„Balance .................... 

Cengrah Branch 

Stores and other 

Business Premises 

Dwelling-houses 

Agricultural Lend 

and Buildings. ... 

291614 14 I 

13832 0 7 

36110 17 4 

~. cL E ad. 

19024 17 2 681 11 I 

a d. E s. cL 

TRADE ACCOUNT 

QI32470 N 4 

By Goods Sold 

,. Discount on Purchases, 

„Tranaf~oods 

.... 

and Services 

„Milk Chedcs Outstanding ... 

„Stockin hand, 1st Oct., 1941. 

SURPLUS AND DEFICIT ACCOUNT, 

8 s. d. 8 a d. 

13274 5 4 

18509 U 9 

389 4 3 

1740 IO 5$ 

833913 13,9f 

8 I 

75 8 0 

3013 9 6 

18157 2 6 

1014 15 6 

431 5 

17391 10 2 

47 0 0 

17 16 Ilf 

1620 12 3 

3408 15 0 

32953 0 lip 

E78138 17 6 

By Balance hom last Report. .. 

.. Share fntercat. ............. 

.. Balance from last Half Year. . 

.. Commission 

„Collective Life Assurance 

Rebate 

,. Balance from Trade Account 

LAND AND BUILDINGS ACCOUNT. 

688 

'on AOowed 

Previously this 

Allowed, Half Year 

EacL 8 a, d. E ~. d;. E acL 

1621 2 9, 132435 8 6 

13832 0 7 10965 14 I 

36110 17 4 14040 5 2 

3104 0 0 

95 8 0 

26 5 0 

E acL 8 s. d. 

680736 19 10 

6545 6 8 

3045 5 3 

231 19 7 

141911 0 0 

8832470 I I 4 

~. d. 6 ~. d. 

%413 13 9f 

13500 0 0 

833913 13 9f 

1740 10 Sj 

673 2. I 

175 3 9 

75550 I ZI 

878138 17 6 

Balance 

Nominal 

Value 

f35539 8 6 156081 14 3 

11061 2 I 2VO 18 6 

14283 10 2 21827 7 2 

341557 12 0 6 8 8 341564 0 8 157441 7 9 3442 13 0 160884 0 9 180679 19 II 

FIXED ROLLING STOCK AND HORSES ACCOUNT. 

E acL 

19706 8 3 

Depnxxation. Fmm Fees. 

1st October, Fmca, and 

1941 Fodeits 

a cL 

'340 0 0 

E a. d. 

166 IS 5 

E ad. 

39 0 0 

E ad. 

47 0 0 

Balance, 

1st October, 

1941 

Total 

8 s. d. E a d. 

18113 910 19706 8 3 

I

8 s. d. 

To Wagea Productive .......... 32970 9 

Distribaive ......... 0 64608 f2 Q 

' 

............. 7455 I 4 

~ 0 Sd ' ......... 16619 3 

~9 Local Gmsnittee Expenses ... 5 19 0 

.. Audit Fee................... 180 0 0 

., R ...................... „Rates ...................... 

110tl 6 

4346 19 „ insurance ......:........... 

I I 

,. National 4018 

Health 7 9 

Insurance. .. 2329 8 I 

' ,. It 

.................... SSIIS 

., Cas and Electricity. ......... 1382 16 10 

lectrical Power ............ 1127 f9 I 

., Telephones ................. 5f7 I 8 

7 

„StacbalZ~........ ........ 73 ll 7 

„Printing. Stationery, and 

Advertising .............. 1315 6 I 

„Stamps and Cheque Books. .. 657 12 0 

„Water ........... ..,......... 522 15 3.. 

„Travelling ... ........ ...;, ,:,221 8 5 

„Dehgates ... ... . ,..... 88 .0 tl 

, „Markets .............."~R - 8, 56 10 II 

.- Cold. Coke. 6c.............. 705 10 9 

., Chaning 

.„Solicitor's .......,. .... 282 6 

- 6' Costa. ..,..., R 4 7 ' ... 48 ........ I 

SIS 16 ..ad 0~ 

„Depreciation. 

2 

0 

0 

Ldusd and Buildings. 

Fixed ..... Stock. Motars. and 

3442 13 0 

Pl ............. 

1340 0 0 

S .............. 

400 0 0 tr666 

., Intermt ~ 

Shee C pitei, Bstinsated. . 14080 

forerun 0 ... 0 

19 17 I 

1691 19 9 

Penny Bank. ............. 3209 I 6 

Reserve Funds 1851 .......... 

19 4 S~ 1801' 

7~.... 

0 0 

IS616 4 

2ssd ApriL 1941 

a, d, 

5446 19 10 

EXPENSES ACCOUNT 

a d. 

105034 3 5 

352 18 3 

10865 14 3, 

7108 16 4 

6329 17 8 

4206 I 5 

144 I 3 

6542 13 0 

23004 14 0 

Q63588 19 7 

WILLIN& PLANT ACCOUNT. 

. Totaf 

8 a. RL 

5446 19 10 

By Interest . 

Investments Account ..~ - ~ ~ 12415 

Members' Property Account 2634 

Pass fill 

Books 

0 2k 

. 8lc.............. ., 75 

Dividend 6 

as 3 

per Investment 

Account ................. .. Insurance 

5 9 0 

Premiums (Members) 14 12 

Members' 0 

Property A/c. 

., . Strong 

87 11 10 

Room Fees........... 

., Bank 3 10 

Interest 

0 

............... ., Bank 

1819 2 I I 

Agency Commission. ... 36 17 8 

a d. 8' a. ' ' ' 

150e 73 7:, 

.. Sick Room Receipts ........ ., Dividend. 

7 iairanee Premiums. ..... 

21 

290 

6 I I 

4 9 

-%IS ll .. Net Expenses. 

Producnve .............. 59988 17 

Distributive 0 

..........„. . 84931 18 

III 

—:14497915 .41 

fst Dctober 1941 

a d. 

400 0 0 

Bahmce 

V~ 

i~ (kt~. 1941 

s. d. 

5046 19 10 

310 +pe!+~/'tr4gr '0 4 

~Ie566 19 7 

a d, 

5446 19 10

s. d. II s. d. 

To Withdrawals . . . . ....... .... . 65147 18 7 

., Forfeits — Fixed Stock A/c. . . . 72 8 10 

„Fines do. .. . 44 4 4 

65264 11 9 

., Balance, 1st October, 1941 .. 803258 6 7 

To Balance, 1st October. 1941 

SHARE CAPITAL ACCOUNT. 

6868522 18 4 

By Balance. 2nd April, 1941 

., Discount 

,. Interim Discount 

.. Interest 

„ Intenm Interest . 

.. Contributions ... ... .... . 

„ 

RESERVE FUND ACCOUNT. 

8 

31265 

s. d. 

8 6 By Balance, 2nd April, 1941 

Interest 

831265 8 6 

R s. ZL 

To ff 

Balance, 2nd 

s. d. 

ApriL 1941 .... ' 

' 

129897.15" 

„Cash advanced 9 

this half year 210 16 3 

,. Insurance Premiums. ........ 87 I I 10 

., Interest .................... 2634 5 5 

ToP~ 

' ':Iit Octubera 1941 ... 

72,1 

LIABILITKS. 

Share Capital ............. 

Share Interest ...... ...... 

~Capital. ............. 

Peony Bank Capitid 

Superannuation Fund ..... 

~+~~";j"PrmIident Gub 

~0~'„~i»:;Trade Debts Owing 

".'~: Frpenses Owing .......... 

19: 

803258 

14000 

111781 

229027 

98190 

63609 

60437 

3688 

Milk Checks Outstanding 

Provision for Income Tax . ..... 

Reserves . 

General Fund ... , ......... 31265 

Insurance Fund . . . . . . . . . . 7813 

Workmen s Compensation, 

Indemnity and Trading 

Club Funds ........ ..., . 18809 

Dividend Equalisation Fund. 7000 

Investments Reserve Fund .. 873 

Balance 

MEMBERS' PROPERTY ACCOUNT. 

2e2 13 6 

01321St 9 3 

By Repayments ............... 

„Balance, 1st October, 1941 

SUPERANNUATION FUND ACCOUNT. 

E a d. E a d. 

.2072 5 4. 

63609 10 10 

665SI 16 2 

s. d. R s-d. 

6 7 

0 0 

6 4 

8 0 

4 

10 10 

1319866 16 lf 

5966 I I 

14 9 

2 7 

64125 17 4 

200 7 I 

24700 0 0 

8 6 

R 0 

9 

0 0 

I 5 

18509 

18157 

13274 

19 

36878 

s. d. fc s. d. 

781683 IB II 

13 9 

2 6 

5 4 

17 I 

0 9 

86838 19 5 

$868522 18 4 

s. d. 

30652 8 6 

'613 0 0 

031265 8 6 

d. X ~ d. 

5951 0 5 

126879 8 10 

%1328M 9 3 

s. d. R ~. d. 

By Balance. 2nd April, IOII..... 62206 19 3 

,. Employees' Contributions ... 1229 5 I 

„Society's (~bution ...... 1014 15 6 

„ 

Interest 

CAPITAL ACCOUNT. 

6576I 0 8 

32953 0 I I j. 

&513573 13 75 

2244 D I 

1230 16 4 

063el 16 2 

ASSE&. s. d. 6 s. 

Stock 

d. 

in hand ~..... .. .... . . 141911 0 0 

Members' Accounts Owing ... . 17163 10 3 

159074 10 I 

Land and Buildings .. ...... ... 180679 19 11 

Fixed Rolling Stock and Homes. . . 18113 9 10 

Milling Plant .... .............. 5046 19 IO 

Dairy Plant. . ... .... . .... . . . ... 12453 0 5 

21629110 D 

Investments . 

Shares and Loans. ......... 786720;;$., I . 

Members' Property Account. 126879 8 10 

913599 I3 11- 

Trading Gub . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . l5418 13 8 

Horse Keep. Oc., Stock 915 13 7 

Cash in Banks . . . ..... . . . . . . . . 206281 10 0 

Cash in hand, »»':. ;»;, .;,.„;1990 2 '"45 

~::". ',a-p:.":i:ih.i:i! - I: ' 

200ZI I 12 ZI 

III513573 13 7

10 

To Stock in hand. 2iad'Octt3bcr. 1940 ..... 

„Goods an'd Pigs purchased. .......... 

„Transfers hem Depmtinents. ......... 

HYKEHAM FARM ACCOUNT 

s. cL 

'1580 0 7 

50Z 4 5 

254 4 8 

1477 10 0 

107 0 0 

380 17 7 

884 15 7$ 

6510! 72 10! 

B ad. 

BoStock in hancj 2nd October, 19fp ...., ...-.:.::If3bT7 f8 3 ' 

,,;Goods'sad Gattfepmcfmsed. 

„Transfers .............. from Deprtments 

4395 .... 

3 5 

6 

To Steck m bnnd, 2nd Qctoher, 1940..... 

. Gcmds and Cattle pordacsed. .. '. ..... 

., Transfem from~ca ......... 

„Wages 

,. Intmest 

.. Profit . 

BRANSTON FARM ACCOUNT 

284 I 5 

2545 7 

f1328 0 0 

760 3 

2192 0 6 

n2653 14 7 

WELBQURN FARM ACCOUNT 

s. d. 

457 4 2 

'3279 5 6' 

207 ff 8 

1328 16 7l 

426 0 0 

346 I 11$ 

1535 Z pl 

611130 

By Sales ..... . .. . 

,. Transfers to Departments ........ 

„Stockm hand, 1st October, 1941 

By Sahn .. '....;... 

„Transfers to ~nts. ....... 

,. Stock in hand. 1st October, 1941 .. 

B:a+'' 

768"I5' -jj:" 

2318 14 0: 

2104 3 5.r! 

0510! 1210! 

' "B .4: lb. '8 

7398 f2. 4'3 

2867 I I 

62265314 7 

By Sales 

s. d. 

.. Transfers to Departments. 

2380 .. 

4 ifk 

3914 I 11 

,. Stodcinhand, let October, 1941. . . -.- 4895 15- I 

.„. 

BUILOINfn 

DEPARTMENT 

ACCOUNT 

ToSIorhinhand, 2nd ., D'ebts. October, X 

.'.........., 

f940.... 

"a d. 

„Goods . .., 

purchased ........ 7154 4 Il. 

,. 1346 By 

Translers 7 

Sales 

0 

from Departmenm. ....... 21899 ., 

2 

Debts. 

3 

180 8 

Transfers 

5 

to Desrtments 

., 19893 

Prcfit. ..... 9 ,. Transfers — 

............... 

6l 

Coeds end Sennces 

,.Dividend ". 

... 

0 7 

1335 f3 II 

656738 6 71 

„Stockin hand, 1st October. 1941 . . 

s. d. 

32219 8 7l 

14fp 5 0 

3872 15 10 

6244 11 10 

146 3 4 

128872 0 

fi56738 6 73 

Ahlf

"'„s 

o r 

11 

Tc i he Members AUDITORS' 

of ihe Lincoln REPORT 

Socieiy Limi red. 

Ladies and Gentlemen. — The 

and 

undersigned, 

having 

having 

examined 

had access 

the 

to all the 

foregoing 

Books, Deeds. Documents, aud Accounts 

Vouchers 

General Statement and verified the same 

of the 

relating with the Society. 

thereto, now signs the same as 

Books, 

found to 

Deeds, 

he correct, Documents, 

duly 

Accounts, 

vouched. aud 

and 

in accordance with law. 

Audit Office. C.W.S. Ltd. , 

Corporation Street. Manchester. 

8th November, 1941. 

To Dividend on $350.000 at 

ls. 10d. in the 8 

Educational Grant . 

Canied forward 

PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS. 

8 s. d. bs s. d. 

32083 6 8 

389 4 3 

——32472 10 I I 

480 10 

ness s Ils 

By Balance from Surplus end 

Deficit Account . . . , ... . . . 

A. STAFFORD, C.R.A. Public Auditor. 

EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNT- Cash Accottttt, 2nd April to 1st October, 1941. 

To Balance C.WS. Bank. 3rd, ApriL 1941 ,. ....... CashinSociety. 

38 4 .........: 8 

........., ..... Cash 9 

in Hand~)................., 

1011 

„Cashin 35 5 

Hand(Treamnar) ................. I ,. Grant from 6 

Society 

10I 

....................... 389 „Cardsand 4 3 

Fuses s...s.................... 3 2 9 

C hattg'Sgfsaelip6ons' the. ................. 15 12 4 

' 

4 ' ' 

'the mane to be conecc 

, ,.......,.....,... 

'Fa'aa. ........... ... 68 19 8 

26'19 3J 

cvs. A s 

Manchester. 

t a e 

ca'saffs f+@t 

s 8 ke r 

sr 

15174 

. ..........:,: 1.-.4-..+ 

:"5::14498-- 

'sfrs. C. I. Brooke (President) .. . 13 Mrs. L Baker(' " I., ts, " ' 

Guilds 

,.Pr~ 

„Health and Unemployment Snparsmnuaticm 

and Welfare ......................,.. 

ss Bank Charges, Pcntage aad Stationery, . .. 

'.". Forces Rest Room. .................... ... 

,. Cash in GWS. Bank 

„Cashin Hand (Treasurer) .................. 

EDUCATION COM. ANCES. 

...-, 13 Mr. A. Dorr 

Miss A. Whittaker(Vice-Pscsirlsmr+ 13 Mrs. F. Brows0; ..;, ' ''i. .... 13 Mtr. A. Marston. ..... 

Mr. H. H. Ladlow (Sarclcry), ..... 13 Mr. W. Bucic .... "..'.".'..... l2 Mra, J. Riehsgda ..., 

Mr. E Bemrose (Trrsnmcr) ... , .... 12 Mr. S. Buttery ............. 13 

* Absent on work of National importance f3 meatmgs have bean hsdck 

s. d. 8 s. d. 

32953 0 111 

0 a. d. 

9913 8 

4860 

20ff 6 

3217 3 

7748 

1118 6 

2570 

25 17 

21 9 

H 9 I 

55 II 

2500 

63 I 10 

16 2 

9 3 52 

47k5 0: 

9 0 

117 0 

1718 I 

ll ?8l: 

3 0 5J 

3 $10 

8631 10 2 

13 

II 

13 

sse

12 

Fdfos«Coulee 

EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE'S REPORT. 

We submit the report for our last six month's work, a t&cried during which temfic eventt+v~p trtkert place tftat are causing ka 

' 

opsnuors to ss«amsfy a 

to pro fircmg mankm . 

Read Reynolds Naos every Sunday. firi&the«fatter &jaws surf k'crit writers unutljat. fs'happening. Sunday is incomplete without 

. It Pam. zmrx. IPasxsr'aQstfsok. nmtn your fnends. Paper. rtjonjnt«js ~dncmased suppijeaZifficuit 

Isrbrary. — Reorgenjsationhas, basal&eapleted; Mem'hers. *:now rebut their own books. RoutocfnrN'hrtakjng place as: frcB 

as ljmiterf supplies will aBow. Meaibeekipis jnstetrsjng. and in jrpite of the mmrbsm of eld'trrdnmm withdr'itwri;-tfm issues during 

the'1941 period were BI.&59, compared with IBJf44 in the previous year. - v 

HilFiatds Hall— The membem of the forces.have usmblisbcrd ~hsm. Half regular prices only are charged to them, " 

and games are arranged between the forces and civilian members. 

Chmral Work— Both tbe Junior and Seruor Festwab have talren place durfug tbe period. In the solo events the tunjxsr 

' red successes and sang weB in the full contest. An unfortnrmta mishap navantad this Seniors from bemg at, 

said sprah tbajr chances. Some consolation was gsinojf by their finrt. tjjr'h&s jn'ths Bfrxad Qwssyne. Sokists& bswu 

' 

;jib@. ,'. „5I, "'-'&r'~", '="&I'h'I'i . ' -;', 

&i SOMETIHNC 

FRESH IN LECTURES ON MUSIC. 

s music m has m been arranged in conjunction with the Workers' 

ne' Music Association. m . We are infonucrf 

lore outsrde London. Prominent lecturers have been asked to speak 

Mr. ALAN BUSH, Mus. Bae., F.RAM. , Professor of Composition at the Royal Academy of Music» vriB lecture on. 

.'&ic D:A'1D ELLE&jBERG, , . ArRLC. M. , Lecturer in fdus&cai Subjects to London County Council:— 

f' or en~ oc feb=:!r oi rbe Com. arne. 

H. H. LMLOW, Secre!am 

' 

~

Bsaaurgharn Branch Committee. — Mr. G. Blow, Water Lane, Bassingham (Chcimmn): Mr. G Bonner, Brant Broughton (Sccrctmy); 

Mr. A. Brocklaab, Mrnderi House. Bsssingham: Mrs. E. Tindall, High St., Bassingham r Mr. H. Rawding, Brsnt Broughton; 

Mrs. G. Walker, Torgate Farm, Bassinghsm r Mr. W. Beckett, Brest Broughton r Mr. G. Taylor, Pleasant View. Basaingham. 

Mctheriagham Branch Conunittee — Mr. F. W. Baldock Lincoln Rd., 

Metheringham Metheringham 

(Secretory): (Chmnncn): Mr. C Yatm, ' Mr. W. Greawe)L Digby Fan 

r Mr. A. Amies, Station 

Lane, 

Metheringham; 

Rd..Metheringham; 

Mr. A. E. Asphancj Station 

Mr. 

Rd., 

J. Bradshaw, Mill 

Metheringbsm Lane, 

Digby. 

t Mr. A. Hague, Brook Farm, Dcmston: Mr. T. Russell, 

Washingbqrough Branch Conamittae. — Mr. J. 0. Dixon, Washingborough (Secretary); Mr. )L Sumner. Waahingborough; 

Mra. A. Clark, Washingborough; Mrs. F Johnson, Washingborough; Mrs. S:A.Gil~ Waahingborough; Mra. A. M. Flear, - 

Wsshingborough. 

x, 

Hykehsm Branch Committee. — Mr. W. Whitney, 4 Langley RcL, North Hykeham (Chsimsm) r Mr. E.Harley, " Rhondda. " Newark 

Rd., North Hykeham (Secretory); Mr. G. Berridge, Myrtle House, 'Station Rd., North Hykeham: Mr. A. M. Acott. The Nook, 

Station Rd..North Hykeham r Mr. M Cook, The Ferns, Newark Rd., Noith Hykeham; Mr. F, Brown. Hope House. Station 

Rd North Hykeluun' Mrn M. A. Craaaey, Station RcL, North Hykeham: Mra, R. S. Brown, Hope House, Station Rd North 

Hyhsbam t hfrs. E Cook, Ivydene, Moor Lane, Hykeham. 

Branston Branch Conunitten — Mr. W. K Dixon. Station Rd.. Brenston (Chrsrmas); Mr. G Gaydon, Lincoln Rd., Branaton 

(Secretary); Mr. H. Brow'n, High St., Branston; Mrs, hL Bliasett, Heigbington Rd.. Branatonr Mrs. E. M. Frieaton, Hall 

Lane, Brsnaton r Mr. C. JL Peach. "Eastleigk*' Lincoln Rd., Branston; Mrs Townsend, Main St, Heighiogton; Mr. G: Gale, 

Lincoln Road, Branston'. 

Saxilhy Breads ' 

Cominittas, — ' 

Mr. K Lmaary, High St„Saxi!by(Chainnaa); Mr. C W. Oxby, West Bank Saxilby 

Mr. H. Clarke. 

(Sccrcrcry); 

Compciatiao Society Ltd.,Saxilby r Mr. J. W. Valley Mays Lane Ssxilby; Mr. L.BcB,Ceuncil Houses, Saxilby: 

Mrs. B. Bell, Comrcil Houses, Saxilby; Mr. G, K)L 0)d Wood. Shelhngthorpc r Mr. J. Lingard, Church Lane, Sam1by; 

l)gr. ' 

F Ford. Lhsmhr Road. SsxBbyr 

Welhouria Branch Couamittae. — Mr. T. Taylor, Welbourn (Chairman)t Mr. H. Franldic, "Dunromin. " Walbourn Secrct

". »f' 

a+O%'O% 0 0 0 0 40%% 0 0 '0004'IOV'0%0%000'0% 00'OO'O'O% 0 0'00% tietari 0 dr0 0004 rtr00%0'00%%0 dad'0'dr'OOO~+ii' 0» 

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'4 

THa LINCOLN: "' -"' 

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. 

SLEAFORD EMPORIUM 

REPORT 

AND CASH ACCOUNT 

From 1m~ Oct. - 

to 

81ss Dee. , 1941 

eehhhhhnhbhhhhhhhh4 hhhhhhhh4ihhhhhhddhhhd ."hhhhbdtdhhhhhhdhhh44hhhhh444~044 hhhhd. - 

Ce-errerarire Priatind Sacierr Lrd. , tier» Meter Street, Maachesrtr 4. 

Ee 

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LIMITED 

REGISTERED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACf, 1893. 

OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY 

FIRST.—It provides its Members with Bread, Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Milk, Drapery, Clothiag, Boots and 

Sbaes, Butcher's Meat, Coals, Crockery, Hardware, Fmniture, Drugs, &c. 

SECOND.— It seeks tbe Domestic, Social, and Intellectual Advancement of its Members. 

Annual Business, 61,368,393. 

Share Capital, 6803,268 6s. 7d. Loan Capital, 6340,808 14s. 4d. 

No. I 

Number of Members, 31,244. 

Reserve Fund, 631,266 8s. 6d. 

"BanIcrcr The CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY I.TD. ; The MIDLAND BANK LTDe 

Report and Cash Account 

. From 1st October to 31st December, 1941 

2 

3 

'5 

6 

8 

10 

11 

12 

13 

-.'. .14 

15 

Ccntnd Stores and OIEcn. 

SILVER SOCKET & FREE SCHOOL LANE, LINCOLN. 

MOORLAND AVENUE, BURTON 

Dmg Dctsrrtrncnt Branches . 

ROAD. 18 HIGH STREET, Sl'. GILES, LINCOLN & SLEAFORD. 

Branch — oB RACER IDGE 

oBURTON ROAD, LINCOLN 

SHAKESPEARE STIKET, LINCOLN 

«RIPON SIIKET, LINCOLN 

WELBOURN 

METHERINGHAM 

CANWICK ROAD, LINCOLN 

SAXILBY 

eBAGGEHOLME ROAD, LINCOLN 

GRESHAM SIIKEI; LINCOLN 

BARDNEY 

NORTH STREET. HORNCASTLE 

SOUTHCATE, SLEAFORD 

'HIGH STREET, LINCOLN 

UNION STREET. MARKET RASEN 

BASSINCHAM 

Ssb-Central, Drapery anf Boots. 

375 HIGH SBKET, UNCOLN. 

' Aud BUTCHERY. 

No. 17, Branch— REEPHAM 

18- WINN STREET, LINCOLN 

19 „HACKTHORN 

20,. NEWPORT, LINCOLN 

21, eMONKS ROAD, LINCOLN 

22 „TEALBYSTREET. LINCOLN 

23 „COULSON ROAD, LINCOLN 

24 „BRANSTON 

25 „WASHINCBOROUGH 

26 .. SWANPOOL 

27 „NORTH HYKEHAM 

28 ., WRACBY ROAD, LINCOLN 

29 „eMOORLAND AVENUE, BOUI.THAM 

30 TATfHISHALL 

31 „BILLINt-tttt& 

32 .. WADDINGTON

I W 

L 

7 

k 

, +++@ 

2 

Lincoln Co-operative 

Directors' Attendances, Quarter 

Society 

ended 31st December, 

Limited 

1941. 

GROUP A 

SUB-COMMITTEES 

GROUP B 

'Mr. 0 Cretsler. ......:.... 

Mr. C. Macktnder. . 

»Mr. H. WeEs; 

,Coimiilkr .A..'Fuck; Jd,.. .. 

Cilteiillg Jr K. 'Fsm, '.'Jd ...;. 

Ogics snd 

Financs 

Cafe, Confectionery, 

' 

Dain, Farms, 

Or»cary 

Mll and Bakery 

GROUP C 

Boots, Drapery, 

Dru, Furn'shing, 

strdrsssmg 

Jswellcry Out6umg 

and 7»ilormg 

GROUP D. 

Potsibl» Actual Pomibb Actual Possible Actual Possibls Actual 

'eMr:, F,;.Crsfufietr JF; . A@oak 

Prcu7d . -'13 . ' 

12 12 

12 I ':,f3 I 

f2 12 

. 

73 

12. 

12 12 

12 

12 

II 

13 13 

13 12t 

7 7 

.13 

12 

13 

12 

12 12 

13 

7 6f 

13 f2 '. 7:-:. -I --- ''': 

f3 13 

73« 12 

7:;. 7 

—, ': 73 KI 

7 F 

-'. . ' '::". s-",':::", '- 'r.'.-"." !C ";,.Re&~' fffambsrct 

I e'noh. :: ''Mr- eligible for. re-election. 

JLO'AFFIIII17'iCSOLC; 

Corpbratfokn«Strder. Manchester. .r ' 'A~ 

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DATE 

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ISSUED ON PRODUCTION 

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B. When the 

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' tJi~ 

no 

adffs, 'Frank. Crt'singer, ' 

JJ'u Mr. Alfmd Edw7n:, 'Ki+SErs Pbtayi 

FOR INFOIEMATIOftf OF MKMIKILL 

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Sheet which are sent to 

to speak, men«bent shall tafm theii se 

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Will be held in the Wesley School Room'(entrance, Grantham Street), 

On SATURDAY, l4th FEBRUARY, l942, at 2-30 p.m. 


2. Admiaeion of New Members. 

3. Report and Cash Account. 

4. Appeafe and Recommendations of the Directors:— 

(o) Seaman'e Hospital, Greenwich, E3 3e. 

(b) Lincoln General Dispensary, S5 5e. 

(c) Lincoln County Hospital, S10 10s. 

(d) National Union of Railwaymen Orphan Fund, E4 4s. 

To the Members, 


DIRECTORS' REPORT. 

5. Declaration of the Election of President and Five 

Directors. 

fa Declaration of the Election of Two Representatives for the 

C.W.S. Quarterly Meetings. 

(a) We beg to submit to you the (}uarterly Report and Cash Account. The total amount received 

for goods sold during the quarter is 2360365 7s. 6id.. being an increase of f11,816 le. 5d. compared 

with the corresponding period last year. 

t448 persons have joined -the Society within the quarter, 319 have withdrawn, and 23 forfeited as 

per rule, making the present number 31,244. 

', :.We recommend an Interim Dividend of ls. 3d. in the fl on members'' purchases for the 

.p'ast quarter. 

(ft) CoaL— The urgent demand for coal has made it absolutely necessary, greatly to restrict supplies 

of domestic fuel. Shortage of labour and transport further increase our difficulties; the "rush" period 

is now on', collieries are working at high pressure to keep the vital war industries going. Coal may not 

be of pre-war standard, but we ask for your co-operation by the acceptance of such grades as may be 

available, and that you will appreciate that this is temporarily unavoidable in the National interest. Use 

your cot(I carefully; economy in fuel consumption i's still essential to ensure supplies to factories of high 

priority. " There is no onerous restriction, but there is caution based on simple honour, not to squander 

but use it with wise economy. Remember, fuel for the factories is vitA for Victory. 

. %N 

(c) Aid to Rtfstaut. — Shortly after Germany declared war on Russia the Directors decided that help 

should be given to our new Ally. Two grants were made to the Funds which had been set up. It was also 

decided to issue a Share Number to enable members who are desirous to help in this most worthy cause 

by giving this number for purchases made from any Department or Branch. So far the result has been 

most gratifying, and we have already sent the sum of fc50 from this source. The Share Number is 9,001.

ss 

L 

(d) Seeds.— Any variety of ffower and vegetable seeds or fruit bushes and trees may be obtains-"-'z", 

from the Fruit Depaitment, Free School Lane, or the various Grocery Branches throughout the City~~;, "'~ 

County by members and 'allotment holders. It is advisable to order early to avoid diiappointmerit. 

(e) Scarcity of Supplies. —'A year ago we gave a note of warning that the replenishment of supph~"-'", "", '' 

was b'scorning more diflicult, owing to restriction 

in 

orders 

thg 

itt 

food dry 

trades goods, 

owing to 

and that 

limited difhculties 

shipping had increased':":::, ', 

faci1ities, 

to 

and 

the the 

well-being restriction 

of the of 

people. 

imports 

The 

not 

entry of 

absolutely essentia(-' '. 

Japan 

the~commodities 

into the war has increased 

to the 

meet 

difhculties 

the needs of 

of obtauun'g:»-"' 

our members. No doubt we shall have to make st'iH furthtu, ;, „'" 

sacrifices. . ' 

Members may rest assured that. we and 

'humanly''possible' 

the 

to 

Departmental Managers a' 

meet their re dom'g 

requirements, aII thit'w'~i'r. ,".= 

and every effort is being taken to accomplish this most "~- 

ditlicult task. We appeal for your continued loyalty and forbearance in these most arduous times iud:):' 

assure you that our Branch Managers arid Employees are doing their utmost to serve you. 

(f) Staff Problems. — The continued depletion of our staffs by National Service demands- calls for 

increased tolerance by members of the. inevitable curtailment of services available. Ev'ery consideration 8 

is being given to this phase of the result of war conditions, and whatever may be the short-commgs it is, ~~ 

more than ever incumbent on members to make sacrifices in order to fully co-operate with the staffs in i~~s~' 

giving the greatest good to the greatest number. 

(g) Women's Guild Congress. — 

of 

Lincoln 

our and our 

invitation to 

Society 

last 

are this year honoured by'the ', 

year's acceptance "-. 

Congress to meet at Lincoln in l 942, viz. , on 8th, 9th, IOth, and I Ith .Jq'tss'-'!', "-, "'.:. =-' 

Arrangements are progressing apace, and 

success 

the 

in 

various 

this great 

Sub-Committees 

event. are sparing no effort tri',~'~'-'', ""='-'"=' 

Perhaps one of the greatest , 

delega~,aud 

problems will be to find lodgings for the t'h~-"i;:-. '-' 

any offers of help in . 

wo 

this direction would be welcome. 

e 

The part to be 

m 

~~men, 

the 

in 

l942 C 

post-war reinstruction is of p 

' 942 —agrees, ~*coin is affoided a unique opportunity to give expression to our'ideals +nd'ltftms. '-;,:--";='„" 

figure prominently in post-war world. affairs. 

For and on behalf of the Directors 

JOHN E. HARRISON 

' 

&, 

.

Dr. 

CASH ACCOUNT from Ist October to 3lst December, l94I- 

ToCash in hand and Shop Tills 

„Goods sold ................. 

„Contributions to:— 

Share Capital. ........... 19188 11 0 

.Loan Capital. ............ 3929 17 5 

Special L'oan Capital .... 15006 17 2 

Pqruty Bahh Capital ..... 4632 10 10 

Providept 'Club . , 4801 14 3 

TrWhg Chib ............ 15537 5 10 

s. d. S. s. d. 

CASH ACCOUNT 

1990 2 2$ 

360965 7 

42757 16 5 

ssu s 

3746 14 70 

~, :Bide;ofrnv'a'pnd FnuuL Stadt — - 21 O' 0 

36235 58 

~Bn8t~lsoarjta: r.. ... -'83 8 

@-"=, 

;-;-:-. ";-'' - --,Bggas'iitnu't jiahig'it-:F~ ..,.. . . - 6t4 2:IO 

s 


,. Caniage. .. ..... 

., Wages— 

Productive .... 

Distiibutive. .. 

„Expensei 

., Withdiasrals':— 

Cr. 

s, d. 

... 228743 4 0 

3076 15 5 

s. d 

231819 19 5 

15370 9 0 

36146 2 

90013 12 8 

Loau Capital. ............ 2776 8 3 

Sperial Loan Capital .... 13431 I 3 

Penny Bards Capital ..... 3448 5 9 

Provident Gub ......,~ .. 7279 8 ' lJ 

Trading Qub ............ 16139 2 6 

a 

r 

': ~~~-'="'.-j'~~4"%~-:Alt' r 

=":=:. '='"'-';-.'::. -'--'-"::-'"-:-':;-&. '-44. "". "Subset'ipiiorai. «- 

Coopsrative Party. r..... 

2: 

':Psuara*' "" '~T,:"' . - " 3 0 0 

' 

;an'cu~:-, !",. ::-:-:, . 

, 926 .2. 6 

„'narrd;:$6idr. 

' '2i4. III-. 0 

LutcohiDt'isf41'DurubBoc 

s '-"' 

~~~s!' Tn9nsb'u'-'Ts'utt-bnted lSbtuh. " 

:0::, '2-1 " 0. 

, ''"-'':p~~~;;;=... ;---, - „:c--:, - .-„"- -4eeo4, Dntt, Cruop. Unton 

v a 

913 00 

85 0 0 

64 0 6 

220 

2 2 0 

220 

2 2-0 

0 

I 0 0 

3 0. 0 

51516 ll 96 

14136 2 lk 

49669 7 5 

23418 10 7$ 

398 00 

1487 Ih. 7:

INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACTS, 1893 to 1928. 

Annual Return of the Lincoln Co-operative Society 

LIMITED. 

As prescribed. by the Chief Registrar, for the YEAR ENDING 1st OCTOBER, 

Togt'odc. op'hcsgd st diit'ii. of Ia'st:Retain, l..:.,;..'140642 19 0 

, *',.G'oo'de Be'ught .'::.:-'. '.".':...... ... '. ...'... 966Z31 IZ 0 

„Sebcriesand Wages. ....,............. .... 204882 6 

„ Interest charged to Trading. ............... „Depreciation 15293 

charged 

6 

to Tradm'g. 2f 

,. .......... Other Expenses 

13344 16 0 

incuned. ................. ., Manse Suryhn, 

59556 

te 0 3 

Accoimt II.....;....... 127658 IO 101 

Lde Assarance E s. d. 

Prembcm for year. ....... 5940 7 3 

„LesRebate for last year. ..... 175 3 9 

TRADING ~ACCOUNT 

E1528109 16 Ii 

„Subscriptions ............. 5?65 .............. 

5 6 

,. Supsmmmatfon Fund .................... 

545 10 0 

„CbkBmms .............................. 

2096 4 6 

short .................--".- 822 18 IO .-..... Cmunbutbms. .......... 21 

., War Risk Insurance. ....... .... 1620 12 ,............. 

3 

, Bsbmm for Disyosd 3408 

((pier (5 

cbarmnv 0 

l~?~ Shme 

6 s?. gl 115257 I 55 

19Q. 

By Sales (and Revenue of Service Departments) ..f368317 18 21 

„Transfers to Expenses Account. ........... 6244 11 10 

„DIvidend on Purchases. ................... 10415 I 3 

„TradeCommissions. ....................... 1221 4 10 

„Stockon hand as per Balance Sheet V. ...; 141911 0 0 

6?521?e 16 II 

INVESTMENTS REVENUE AND FINAL REVENUE ACCOUNT 

To Iitausst B ''s. on Shares 

d'. 

fer the 

Year' 

whole of the .. ....'.........;..... 

current, 

'. .......... 27177 „ Interest on Loans fot tbe 

17 

trhde 

4 

Year ...............„. 

d the'cmrent 

.... .......... . 9597 0 '8 

., bctarest cm SavblgaBank Dep'osits. .;... ' .. '.. 3613 13 ' By Balance E s d. 

Surplus, from Trading Account I.... 127658 10 IOI 

„ fnterest and Dividends receivable:— 

On Share Investments ................. 

On 

4611 

Loan 

17 10 

,.Ihack 

Investments 

' Interact aud 'Comniissien 21 

....... ........... 

« fntegmt on-'Ramrv'e. 

parable. ... On 

19597 

306 

Bank 

13 0 

16 

Iasmancei 

3 

Deposit and (if any) Current 

.Fimrh'';-i-c?. 

and other 

Accounts. 

.-..-.5....65.2....;..... 

............................ 2984 

On 

5 2 

:an House 4451 

Advances 

Property.— 

9 7 

to Individuals on House 

Property ......................'....... 

'cm, 5337 

Repass. 

3 9 

end other 

„HouseProperty Rents. ............, ........ 

„Other.Rents 

1942 8 

- Chacttes cm'otberPreyertynot 823 12 6- 

.............................. 300 17 

used in Trade ., Interest 

740 0 

chaiged 

0 

to Trading as per Account T. 15293 6 

„ Interest ' ' charged to House Property, induded 

To Dividend on Sales to Msucbmar;. ;",.; . '. 2. '-21551 f5 0 

„Dividend Equcdfsadon Fuad: . '. ..':. ' ' „Unspyrl ..'';, 

' rhctsd Bahuic ; 

carried' 

. 4000 

knnmk' 0 

Part 

0 

of Account, Cr,side. 

s .. ........ . 4330 3 

„ Interest 

in charges per contra. ................. 

charged to other Property not used 

in Trade induded in charges yer contra. . 

112 0 

420 0 

6115255 2 61 

Kl?8258 2 41 

-D~LE RALANCE ACIUNT s 

ISS56 I 56 

AVAILABLE AT END OF LAST YEAR, 

B ihd e ~ble, as yer last return -"" 3IM 

s. d. 

0 

I',

To Dividend on Sales to Members. ........... 

„Dividend on Sales to Non-Members. ....... 

„Education Fund ......................... 

„ Income Ta52 .............................. 

„Special Depreciation ...................... 

., Balance Disposable after charging Sharc 

Interest- (see Part C below) as per 

Balance Sheet V. .......... , ..... , ... , . 

1 

To Dividend on Sahn to Members. .... 

„Edircatiim Fund. ................, . 

PART B.— CURRENT YFAR'S OPERATIONS AND AVAILABLE~ 

E s. d. 

58891 2 6 

23 4 

389 4 3 

29255 13 2 

85 00 

32953 0 I II 

By Net 8 Unappropriated 

s. d. 

Balance brought forward 

from last year, ae per Part A, Dr. side, ... „Balancefrom 

4330 

Final 3 

Revenue Account IL.... 117267 I 

8!21597 4 ll 

212891 4 ll' 

PART' C.— PROPOSED TREATMENT OF~DISPOSABLE. 

8 ~. d. 

32083 6 8 By Balance 

s. 

Disposable 

389 

et 

d; 

end 

4 3 

of ysari as 

Part 

per 

B above„. ..., 

480 

........, 10 

........„329530 III 

932953 9 ll 

STATEIVIENT OF LIABILITIES AND A%EIS 

LIABILITIES. - E s. d. 8 s. . d. 

'3Fithdcawabfe Shares, ' 

......... 

Bank 

803258 

Deposits ........ 6 7 

98190 

'Loeiii .:. 4 

', .: ...;.....;....... 340808 

='Sfaitfps 14 4 

t5'nd: Gobs ............. 5966 11 5$ 

Gnimrd Risdirve. 45SS ld 2 

............, .. 31265 8 

fr'tsniatu54 6 

Fundl ............... —,700 

.j'tmdh52tdtd-Eft 

8 0 

'iilisatiou Fund. . '7000 

:f~e3Rdamrv& 

0. 0 

Fund. ..... 873 I 0 

~+i'~;. 1„-::;;--. -'c,."delmnicty-:a'I'I8 Tiedhig' Chrb 

.-, =,~~.. ;, I. &;;-..TutPdsirt. .. ......i... ... -I88mt 2: 9, . - 

' ..Ididl:. ", ", Il:::9", 

Su~eormation Fu'nd. -'. 63689' f0if'0 „- 

8-P -: ~~'odious. .i, ... 

I'; ""-". ::::i:", , i::i,'::, :-:. ;:, -:-::i".:-::-, ::, ";:--, . '-::,::—:, ",.;::: ,Iem':.55:. I . 

-...:- 84ij'. " ", ' ' ', """ ~-'. "-:.:.'81000.&'0I',.'l, ';-I, -. .. 

'I Bitdgmm'I0lsgIo~'~~~i, ' 3:,:.I:I3:',I.: m",.!".3- .v 

IB7dcerrfetf .,Ilgag 

81513573 13. 7$ 

AUDITORS' REPORT. .". 

ttu ' 

-al re~' " Smvhirht;4r 

La t~. 

and@ad'gfimwa. . ., artredmrmog&s5tL' ' 

d' 

haititng had access to all the 

h g~the 

- 

ASSETS., E ~. CL 

Trading Stodrs. '.'. .............. 141911 

ad 0 %do, .....,....... 

0 

s5 13 1 

I 4 ds"uc ~' Te idee 1, 5 

Fe ius. a ............. , sd13 ill 

Land an'dBuihhugc nct ue'ed 

. in 

' ' 

Ttriiddrs .. '. , ". „, ,"2....-..... . IQ00 0 0. 

Wai:-~ ....,, ,-,.:.;.;;:,, :, l46171 16 4 

032933 0 ll 

8 ~ d, 

f42828 f3 

202322 II & 

13970 18 6' 

' - - 

„%'ia'Luaud ';::;. '. :; .:;... ". ;:;;. :, '. 

9903 16 9. 

''rr "4»! ',"600M-' 0 8 

'* 

'-. L'.-"I'nrtf22', :a,"ysdluel5, '.;.;; 77010 'I45 5 

O'that''Sad/in, '';;:I 'r.':.....e -&i5% 'l2:. 8 

;, :.OBmcrdfcid', ;. ;:::, -'. ~'. '::;4'". ', I2&N0 840 

:53:I 955m 55-:n 

.', ' 

' '" ' "-'I3frogishntn 

".Aimuid ie'ik~ Wiiiiin, and veri&ed. 

dft0eSciusty. 

the same " ' ' ' 

th' e" Deeda~ nts and 

ng thereto, now sign the mane he found ta he correict. duly v~ aud in accordance with faw. 

GIFT. Ltd., 

A. STAFFORD. C2LA., Pe&0c Aaihtw. 

240853 16;"- 

01513573 I . 21 

/

'i ' 

8 

M ' ' 

Tbe Quarterly Meeting wHI bs held e on thee BRANCH PREMISES BASSINGHAM on SATURDAY, 7th February, at 3 txnu 

Rcprcsentagcc Mr 

Branch Commit tsa:— F 

Mr. G. 

H 

Blow, Water Lane, 

TRVSWELL 

Bsssingham MrABr~"%aden (Chuinacn); Mr. C. 

House, 

Bonner, 

Bassingham; Mrs. E. 

Brant 

Tindall, High 

Broughton 

St., Bsssingham; ( rstsrfd 

Mm. G. Walker, i orgate, te Farm, snn. Bsssingham ssung 

Mr. H. 

Mr. W. Beckett. 

Rawding. 

Brsnt Broughton; 

Brant Broutfht'tm 

Mr. G. Taylor. Pleasiuit View, 

The 

Bam 

Qu QuarterlyI MMeeting tmg will wi be held e on thee BRANCH PREMISES, METHERINGHAM, on SATURDAY, 7th February, at 3 psta 

Metfmrbtgbam Reprrscntoticc — Branch Committee — Mr, J. K'. 

Mr. F. W. Baldock, Lincoln Rd., 

FOK 

Metherut)tham (Chcirssm); Mr. C. Yet~ F ' 

M~gingham (Scnctmy); Mi. W. Greswell, Digby; Mr. A. Amies, Station Mm~luuni Rd., Mr. A. E. Metheringham; 

Aspland, Station Rd., 

Mr. 

Metheringham J. Bradshaw, 

i Mr. A. I@if Lsn'e, 

-Metberingham. 

Hague. Brook Faim. Dunston; Mr. T. Roose(fr 

The Quarter y eating wiff wi be beld e in m thee METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, 

at 3 p.m 

WASHINGBOROUGH, on SATURDAY, 7th February»- 

Rcprcasdaticc — * 

WashmgboroughBranch Committeu — Mr. J. O. Mrs. 

Dixon, f, OWEN. 

Mrs. A. Gark, 

Wasbingborough 

Wssbingborough; Mrs. F (Secretary);, Mr. H. 

Johnson, Sumner. 

Washingborough; Mrs. S. A 

Washingborough; 

Washingborougls 

Gilbert. Washingborougb i Mm. A. M Beet, 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, NORTH HYKEHAM, on SATURDAY, 7th February, at 3 txsn, 

Reprcicntctioc — Mrs. O. G. DEEIL 

Hykehsm Branch Committee. — Mr. W. Whitney, 4 Langley Rd., North Hykeham (Choiuacn) i Mr. E. Harley, "Rhondda, " Newarli 

Rd. 'North Hykeham (Scc»story): Mr.. G. Benidge, Myrtle House, Station Rd., North Hykeham i Mr. A. M. Acott, The Nook, 

Station Rd., North Hykehsm i Mr. M. Cook, The Ferns. Newark Rik, North Hykeham; Mr. F. Brown, Hope House. Statian 

RiL North Hykchsm; Mr+ M. A. Creamy. Station Rd. , NorthHykebam; Mis. R. S. Brown. Hope House, Statioa Rdo North 

Hyheham i Mrs. E. Cook, " Ivydene, " Moor Lane, Hykehsm. 

Tbe Quarterly Meeting will be held in the SCHOOLROOM, BRANSTON, on SATURDAY, 7th February, at 3 psm 

R»»prcststcti tie'—'Mr, H: BELL»-',"': 

Branstoa Branch Cemmittats — Mr. ' 

W. H. Dixon, Station Rd.. Branston (Cliainnca): Mr. C Ga'ydon. Lincoln Rd. ' 

(Siustmy)i 'Mr. K Brown. High St., Branston; Mm. M. rsmteri. '»;:-;. „ 

Blissett, Heighington RcL Branston; Mm. E M. 'FrImton, , 'Huff!:i='. ,z . 

Lincoln Road, Brsnston. - . 

Lans, Biens(one Mr. G. K Peach, East)sigh, "Lincoln Rd., Branston; Mrs. Townsmd. Main St, Heighingtorii 'Mt; G.'Glib; '=xh 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, SAKILBY, on SATURDAY, 7th February, at 3 tstn. 

Rcpr»smtcticc — Miss A. E. WILLIAMS. 

Smrilby Bnmch Coumuttee. — Mr. H. 

Mr. 

Linsey. K Garlic, 

High 

Co.'operative 

St., Saxifby (Choirman) i Mr. C W. Oxby. West Bank, ' 

Society Ltd., Saxilby i Mr. Saxilby J. W. (~»try)'» 

Saxilby Mr. G. Hill, Old Wood, 

Valley, Mays Lane, Saxilby; Mrs, B. Bell, Council 

. Sh'ellingthorpe; Mr. J. Hmusm 

Ssxdby. 

Lingsrd, Church Lane, Saxilby: Mr. F. Ford Lhumfn 

The Qusrterl y Meeting will be held un the BRANCH PREMISES, WELBOURN, on SATURDAY, 7th February, at 3 pxru 

Welbourn Branch Committee. — Mr. 

Rcprcwriteti 

T. ve—hk D. QEASB-' 

Mr. S Peach. 

Taylor, Welbourn 

Fulbcck, ' 

(Chairman); Mr. K Franklin, "Dunromin, " Grauttuun; Mr. E. Ogden, 

Wefbourn Secrct 

Mr. J. T: Chambers, Navenby; 

Wellingore; 

Mr. 

Mr. W. pierson, 

Housham, Wellingore: Mr. A Cod»L 

Normanton Limde~ 

The Quarterly i Mr. 

Meeting J. Lawson. Junr. 

will , 

be 

Leadenha 

beld on the BRANCH PREMISES, BARDNEY, on SATURDAY, 7th February» st 

aprcsuilatiuc — Mr. H. WEUS. 

BsrdusyBrsuchComtmtteu —Mr. C K Tindall. Faufiefd Farm. Bsrdney(Choirman); Mr. W. W. Meanwcfb Abbey R»L Bsidmy 

(~cry) i Mr. F. Padfey, Station Rd,, Bardnay i Mr. J. Cbappell, Abbey Rd., Bardney; Mr. J. E. Lintm. Queen ~ 

Mr. F W. Picker, Queen &, Bsrdney i Mr. Ib J. Sellers, Abbott Rd., Bardney; Mr. H. Woodcock. Wragby Rd, M~ ' 

Mr. L Smith, o Avondafc, o Station Rd„Bardney. 

Tb Q ~erfy Mm6 ~I he hgd on the BRANCH PREMISES HORNCASTLE, on SATURDAY, 7th Febm y» 

Horncssdc Branch Cmmmttsa, —Mr. 

(Secretary): C. 

Mr. 

Reed, 107 

S. Ling, 19 

foundry St., Queen Homcsstle 

St., 

(Chairmm) ' Mr 

Homcastle. 

C ~y~» 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, SLEAFORD on SA~ 

Sleaford Branch Committee. — Mr. W. H. Picker, 12 Queea St., Sleatord (Chuinsua) ' Mr. C m' 

Cottages, Ruskington i Mr. 

8 

W. 

Slee K 

Cottages, Blades, 202 

Sleaford. 

Grantham Rd., Sleaford; Mr. f. edison +~ 

(S»xrvtcry) t Mr. C. Comer, Old Place, Sleaford; Mr. J, Edenbrow, The Gatehouse. S~or ' ~ ' " '. C Schofield 

fyk H Wottotu Priory 

The Quarterly Meeting will be held on the BRANCH PREMISES, MARKET RASEN, on SATUR AY» F sat 3Psm 

Market Rssea Brendt Repro»catatiue 

MACKINDER. 

Comminee. —Mr. 

Msrkct W. 

Raven(Secretory); Dowse, 46 King St., Market Rssen (Chciissm): Mm 

ffj Linwood Rd- 

43 

hba W 

Waterloo Dowse, 46 KingSx, ~ St Market Raven MsrketRasen; Mrs. M. Garner, Csistor R ' Mrs Walker 

Mrs K. i Mrs. 

Johnson. L 16 

Suthmik 

Waterloo 3 

St.. 

Chapman St,.Market Raven; Mr T ib~ hSt, Middle Rase 

l4fsrket Raven; Mr. F. Codd, Willinghsm Rd 

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