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Rangitoto Island Historic Conservation Trust

Notice of Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the eight Annual General Meeting of Members of the Rangitoto Island Historic Conservation Trust will be held at the Auckland Marine Rescue Centre, Lecture Room 5, Marine Rescue Centre, Tamaki Drive, on Wednesday 10th August 2005 at 7.30pm.

All members and visitors are welcome. 

Agenda:

  1. Apologies.
  2. Minutes of the AGM held 21st July 2004.
  3. Matters arising from the Minutes.
  4. Trustees Report.
  5. Treasurers Report and Presentation of Accounts.
  6. Appointment of Auditor.
  7. Sub Committee Reports:
    1. Archives.                
    2. Maintenance.
  8. Election of Council Members:
    1. Chairman.
    2. Deputy Chairman.
    3. Secretary
    4. Treasurer/Membership.
    5. Subcommittees

        i.    Archives.

      ii.   Maintenance.

  9. General Business.

 

Nominations for the various positions on the Executive Council should be in the hands of the Secretary by the start of the meeting.  This is a departure from the rules.

By order:  Board of Trustees.

 

Rangitoto Island Historic Conservation Trust

Nomination Form

 

I Nominate: ....................................

 

For the Position of: ..................................

 

 Proposer: .................Seconder: ................

 

Signature of Nominee: ..........Dated: .................

 

 

 

10th August 2005

7.30pm,

 

Annual General Meeting

(AGM)

 

Room 5, Marine Rescue Centre,

Mechanics Bay, Auckland.

 

At the end of the meeting we will have supper, Tea, Coffee and Juice will be provided.    If you are able please bring a plate or drink celebratory drink.

 

Lecture room 5 is on the left as you enter the Centre.

 

Raffle on the night - bring your change!

 

Newly collected photos and documents will be on show from the archives - we need help identifying some of the people and dates.  There may be a guest speaker on how to look after your precious family heirlooms - photos, books, &  clothes

 

The RIHCT is a charitable trust that is governed by its Trustees who keep an eye on the work we are doing and make sure it does not go outside what it is able to do under the Trust Deed.  The Trustees can appoint or remove advisors and Trustees as necessary.

There is an executive council which is the actual working body of the Trust.  It is responsible for the day to day management - memberships, accounts, newsletters, volunteers etc.  These roles are currently filled by Trustees but it would be nice if other members would consider filling some of these roles or be part of a sub committee.

It is the positions on the executive council that are called for at the AGM.  Please consider putting you names forward on the enclosed form if you are interested.  We meet as a committee on a monthly basis and if the work is shared it is not an onerous task.

 

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November 2005
July/August 2005
AGM August 2005
December 2004
June/July 2004
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October 2003
Media Release October 2003
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May 2003
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December 2002
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"Allow me to tell you that unless you have stayed overnight on the island after the last boat has gone one does not realise the beauties of Rangitoto - the sunsets and sunrises viewed from the waterfront, the full moon rising over Browns Island like a burnished copper disc, and later its silvery pathway and black and white patchwork to say nothing of the city's myriad lights reflected in the rippled tide, each of which reaches its shores."

Letter to Star Newspaper
10 April 1935

 

 

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