If you wish to join one of our Clan Hunter Associations and  Clan Hunter please contact the Clan Officer/President for your Country. If your country does not have an independant Clan Hunter Association,  then why not apply to the UK association, or the association of the country  nearest to you. You can then try and get others to join, possibly ending  up with a national association.   Ramon Santamarina Clan Officer Argentina Avenue Rivadavia 789 piso 10 (1369)- Buenos Aires. Tel/Fax: 005-11-4-803-7798 Web Site:www.geocities.com/clanhunterar/ E-Mail address: hunterston@uol.com.ar     Clan Hunter - Australia Clan Hunter will be assisting the Australian Association due to the sad loss of it's Clan Officer. For information on the Australian association please use the contact details below:   Peter Hunter Clan Hunter 291 Fordhouse Lane Stirchley Birmingham B30 3AA West Midlands United Kingdom Web Site: www.clanhunter.com E-Mail Address: australia@clanhunter.info   Tom Hunter Clan Officer in Canada 61, Downing Crescent London Ontario N6C 3C7 Tel:(519)-681-4101 Web Site: www.clanhuntercanada.com/ E-Mail Address: thunter01@rogers.com Richard Kearne Clan Officer New Zealand 98, Ocean Beach Road Mount Maunganui, New Zealand Tel: 07-575-7357 Fax: 07-575-7347   Richard G. Hunter M.D Clan President USA 3583 Dumbarton Road ATLANTA, Georgia, 30327-2613 USA Web Site:www.hunterclanusa.org/ E-Mail Address:bassmount@aol.com Raymond Hunter Membership Director USA Kilbrae Farm and Gardens 2739 Freeman Road Royston Georgia. 30662 Tel:(706)-245-5682   Robert Hunter Clan Officer U.K. Europe and South Africa 3. Tarbert Avenu, Priory Bridge Estate Blantyre G72 9PB. Scotland Web Site:www.clan-hunter-uk.co.uk E-Mail Address:robert.hunter@clanhunter.info Membership Secretary: Peter Hunter E-Mail Address: peter.hunter@clanhunter.info The use of this flag is restricted to HM The Queen or  her representatives: The First Minister, The Lord Lyon, The Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly and the Lord Lieutenants of the Counties. George V granted permission for Scots to use the flag, in a hand flag  form, as a sign of loyalty.