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GARDEN CITY ASSOCIATION.


COUNCIL.

Chairman—Ralph Neville, K.C.

Hon. Treasurer— A. W. Payne, F.C.A., F.S.S.

A. S. E. Ackerman. A.M. Inst. C.E.

C. M. Bailhache, LL.B.

G. M. Bishop.

Arthur Blott.

Miss Edith Bradley (Lady Warwick Hostel).

James Branch, J. P., L.C.C.

William Carter.

J. Cleghorn.

G. Croscer.

F. W. Flear.

J. C. Gray (Secretary, Coop. Union Manchester).

Ebenezer Howard.

Mrs. Ebenezer Howard.

James P. Hurst.

H. C. Lander, A.R.I.B.A.

Fred. W. Lawrence, M.A.

H. D. Pearsall, M.Inst.C.E.

T. P. Ritzema, J. P. (Blackburn).

Edward Rose.

Hon. Rollo Russell.

W. H. Gurney Salter.

Sydney Schiff (Chester).

W. S. Sherrington, M.A., L.L.M.

Edward T. Sturdy.

Alderman V. Thompson.

Herbert Warren, B.A.

Aneurin Williams.

(The full Council will consist of 30 Members.)

Honorary Provincial Secretaries.

Manchester District—R. Morrell, Moston Lane, New Moston, Manchester.

Liverpool and Cheshire District—J. Norton, 1 Morningside Road, Bootle, near Liverpool.

N.E.—F. W. Bricknell, Guyscliffe, Hessle, East Yorks.

Midlands—Rev. J. B. Higham, 25 Copthorne Road, Wolverhampton.

Scotland—Robert MacLaurin, 39 Caldercuilt Road, Maryhill, Glasgow.

Jameg Allport, 15 Montpelier, Edinburgh.

General Secretary

THOMAS ADAMS, 77 Chancery Lane, London,. W.C.


Objects.

To promote the discussion of the project suggested by Mr. Ebenezer Howard in "To-morrow"[1], and ultimately to formulate a practical scheme on the lines of that project, with such modifications as may appear desirable.

Membership.

Payment of an Annual Subscription of not less than 1s. confers Membership. A Subscription of 2s. 6d., or more, entitles the Subscriber to all literature published by the Association. More funds are required for the immediate purpose of bringing our proposals prominently before the public, and an average subscription of 5s. per member is necessary to meet current expenditure. The income for

  1. Now published by Swan Sonnenschein & Co. (London), under the title "Garden Cities of To-morrow."