Preposition: of

• Ch: To be held at the manor, which belongs to the office of the treasurer of the ch.

• committee: The Hon. Treasurer will be the Treasurer of all sub Committees.

Possessives

• report: Treasurer's report: Richard stated that we are in a healthy position.

Converse of object

• elect: In 1903 Henderson was elected treasurer of the LRC.

• appoint: The Senate shall appoint a Senior Treasurer of the Athletic Union on the advice of the Athletic Union.

• become: He became the Acting assistant Treasurer of the United States at the Sub Treasury in Wall Street.

• thank: Jacques Perot thanked the Treasurer for her scrupulous work on behalf of all members of the Executive Council.

• say: It goes without saying that treasurers need to know their fixed assets from their current ones!

Adjective modifier

• honorary: She was also Honorary Treasurer from 1997 to 2003.

• hon.: George Vickers has been a most effective chairman and hon. treasurer.

• Senior: The Senate shall appoint a Senior Treasurer of the Athletic Union on the advice of the Athletic Union.

• deputy: B. R. Hoppa ( 1952-57 ) has been appointed deputy treasurer of Battle Rural District.

• outgoing: Only Tess McMahon, outgoing treasurer, and myself voted against this 'initiative ' .

• corporate: Anthony Nelson, Chief Executive is a member of The Association of Corporate Treasurers.

Noun used with modifier

• lord: Oxford, lord treasurer, and Henry St John, Viscount Bolingbroke, chief secretary and Oxford's great rival for power.

• branch: Mrs. V.C. Walker became the first branch treasurer at the inaugural meeting in February 1948.

• club: Here he is with the club treasurer, Mr Arun H Shah.

• church: Please also meet with your church treasurer for further assistance.

• volunteer: They need a volunteer treasurer to join our Board of Trustees.

• party: According to the party accounts Durward hold the position of party treasurer.