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/iDeMco^Gbinu'Oical Society. Annual

October nth, 1893.

Meeting,

Dr. E. Markham Skerritt, President, in the Chair.

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a vote of thanks to the retiring President (Dr. Markham ^ad been unanimously passed, Mr. J. Greig Smith took the '.r> and read his inaugural address (see page 217), for which a c The Honorary Secretary, 4 V'al vote of thanks was given him. \vi ,lstant Editor, and Honorary Librarian read their annual reports, 1 were adopted. The following officers were chosen for the eno at ILJ/-?? Hnnr^'oru i Cui?S year :?President-Elect; Dr. A. J. Harrison: Honorary Secre

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