Great speaker on Tawharanui and Shakespear Sanctuaries
You are most welcome to join our SHORT Centennial Park Bush Society Inc AGM on Wednesday June 21 at 7.30pm in the Campbells Bay School Staff Room (enter via the school office)
This will be followed by a fascinating talk by Matt Maitland, Council officer in charge of the Shakespear and Tawharanui Open Sanctuaries. Matt is a great speaker and you will learn a great deal about how these fabulous sanctuaries are operating
Agenda
1. Present
2. Apologies
3. Minutes of the last AGM
4. Matters arising
5. Finance Report
6. Chair's report
7. Election of officers
8. General Business
It would be great to see you there
Richard Hursthouse, Chair
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