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ANNUAL MEETING.

MEMBER CREATES A SENSATION.

SHOULD SKA-GOING MEMBERS ER ALLOWED TO VOTE!

The annual meeting of the Kowloon Bowling Green Club was held last even ing in the Club House, the President (Mr. Guy) being in the chair. He was supported by the Vice-President (Mr. J. F. Dhanuithörne), Mr. J. B, Hamil ton (Hon. Secretary), Mr. R. Lapsley (Hon. Treasurer) and the members of the Commitzee.

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TESTERDAY'S COMPETITIONS. Worthington and Redmond experienced no difficulty in beating Hatterslag Smith New Roor GARDEN Entruce will and G. Williams in the Open Doubles match yesterday, winning by three straight sets. The lower at times got in some good eros, court shots and an occisional yoqd wrvice but they were beaten tints and again by the place shots of their oppon- ents, particularly down the centre of the Coarts.

Results:

OPEN DOUBLER.-R. E'Worthington and F.A. Redmord beat J. Hattersley Smith and G. Williams, 6-1, 6-2, 6-9; S., H. and 1. Ismail walk over from S. E. Green and

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP-R. M. Henderson beat A. S. Hett, 6-4, 6-0, 6-2.

Towards the close of the meeting, a│T. Lay, sensation was caused by a sea-going member, Mr. C. W. Alexander, resigning as a protest against the rule debarring sea-going members from voting.

Before asking the members to agree to the signing of the minutes of the last und werzing, the Chairman remarked that the Club was still waiting for exact information from the Government regard. ing the new Chab premises. At present they did not know what would happen and he thought nothing would be known until the Military Authorities had thade up their minds and the Government had taken over the lands in question.

HANDICAP DOUBLES.-L. Forster and G. E. Aubrey (2/0) beas M. M. Maas and A. B. Raworth (3/6), 6-0, 3-8, 0-3.

MIXED DOUBLES.-Mr, and Mrs. Stark (+40) beat G. R. More and Miss Owen Hughes (+13), 7-5, 6-2..

HANDICAP SINGLES "B.". H. Penn waik over from G. D. Jillings,

FOOTBALL.

The following matches have been arrang-

HONGKONG LEAGUE,

Division 1.

(Kick-off at 4.45 p.m.)

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Hongkong Club South China, Hong- GODOWNS (984, Wanchai Road,nd Valuables are being landed and stored at

kong Club ground. Referee: Mr. Spencer.

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H.M.S. Titania, Seokunpoa "A" ground. Referee: Mr. Hol Lands. H.M.S. Ambrose. Kowloon,, Navy "A" ground. Referee: Mr. Smith.

Division 17.

The Chairman in commenting on thed for to-day :-

the report and accounts, remarked on

of the receat addition to the grounds Cluh. Following an intimation, that the Government would look favourably on the Club's application for the piece of ground stretching from the entrance of the Kowloon Cricket Club to Cox's Path, the Committee asked Messrs. Edwards and Gow to apply on behalf of the Club. The acting Colonial Secretary, after sev eral interviews with Mr. Edwards, per- sonally inspected the ground and recom mended the application he granted. The Government also granted the narrow strip between the Club's old fence and the K.C.C. vinder track, which enabled them, to bring the lenee in alignment Iron Cox Path to King's Park Path. The best thanks of the Chuh were due to ir Edwards for interviewing the Colonial Secretary and for pressing forward the application in every possible way; also to Mr. Gow for his valuable services. They were also indebted to Mr. Black- more, a new member, who measured up the ground, drew up plans nad obtained a contract for putting the ground in order.

The profit on the working year was 8417.71, which was rather lower than last year. During the year 34 new members had joined the Cluk, which was very satis factory. There was still roem for a few more members but the time was coming when he thought they would have to take stops to limit the membership to

200 or 250.

Referring to the Club competitions, the Chairman said be was pleased to see that several new names had crept into the prize list during the year. He hoped this would continue. They required new blocal, inore especially this year, as they bad decided to enter two teams in the Lengue this season. The off season. com- petition for the Dewar" Cup was not being competed for with the usual zest. There had heen a number of new tennis players on the Courts, and he thought they would have a number of gonik play- era next season, but he could not help remarking that the Courts were an ex- pensive item to the Club, and it might be necessary, Inter on, to raise the sub- scription slightly, or obtain money by some other method.

The Chairman then inade reference to the deaths of several members during the

year.

He expressed thanks to the donors of Ile then reviewed last year's prizes. the accounts for the year. In the work increase in bar ing account there was purchases and bar expenses chiefly due to extras. Repuits and renewals had increased from $100 in 1992 to $1,271.70: mainly due to the erection of a wire fence rouml the new portion of the ground and expenditure on the new tennis courts. There had been a decrease of expenditure ou entertaining during the year, thanks to the economic methods of the Rar Com miltec He also detailed several other items of minor importance.

The adoption of the report and accounts was carried ananimously on the motion of Mr. Farrell, seconded by Mr. Miller.

On the motion of the Chairman it was agreed that an honorarium of $200 he paid to the Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer for the past year.

(Kick-off at 3.15 p.m:) - R.G.A. Reserves ». H.M.S. Maruzion, Sookunpoo "A" ground. Referee: Mr. Smyth.

H..S Bluebeli. Club de Recreio, Savy"A" ground. Referee: Mr. Bailey.

ORICKET.

*EWO". "WAYFQONG."

The following will represent Ewo this afternoon on the C.B.C. ground, at 2:15 p.m.-G. H. Piercy (capt,); W. Bracken- ridge, W. B. Coranby, W. Galloway, G. B. Gompertz, H. E. Hollands, W. D. Jamie, R. E Macdougall, W. W. Mac kenzie, N. L. H. Raitten and P. Tod.

Mr. R. Hall raised a mild protest at the existing state of lethargy in play- ing off competitions and thought some thing should be done to ensure that matches were played off on the dates fixed.

The Chairaan said he firmly believed in the dates being adhered to.. He would" do his best, to get the Committee to see that the rule was enforced.

A STRONG PROTEST. SEA-COİNG MEMBER RESIGNS.

So far the meeting had proceeded with out untoward incident when Mr. C. W. Alexander, a sca-going member, express- ed his disgust at not being allowed to register a vote at the meeting and as a protest caused a sensation by saying that be had finished with the Club alto- gether"

The Chairman read out the rule on the point, a portion of which read" Sen going! members shall have no voice in the man- agement of the Club"

Mr. Alexander said that years ago) was a full member of the Club and had voice in its affairs, but now he was a sea-going member that privilege was denied.

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A Voice: Put him up for life member- hip

Mr. Alexander: I decline it. want is fair treatment. I have paid sub- criptions into this Club for the last 24 years and have never been a defaulter. The best thing to do is to let the Club go. I have finished with it. »

Mr. Wylie questioned whether the word management" in the rule meant that a tea-going member was not entitled to vote. He doubted very much whether the mere easting of a vote at a general meeting could be, construed as coming within the meaning of the word.

Mr. Alexander: I consider your rule wants revising and all I want to say that I haw finished with the whole business.

THE ELETION OF OFFREES, Mr. J. I. Donnithorne, the "Vice-Presi- dent of the Club, having expressed a desire to be relieved from the Vice-in Presidentship, for the ensuing year, the Chairman moved that Mr. R. Lapsley he elected to that position. The motion was seconded by Mr. Nicholl and carried with acclamation. Mr. Lapsley briefly returned

thanks.

The following other officials were elect

Mr. Peter Farrell, Vice-President. Mr. A. R. Whibley, Hon. Secretary. Mr. D. Gow, Hon. Treasurer.

The Chairman thought Me. Alexander very unjust in his remarks. That gentle man had often been to Committee meet- ing and knew. perfectly well that sea-going members, were not entitled to vote. Alexander had once been a full member and he asked him if he had ever used he vote when that privilege was accorded him.

Mr.

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Mr. Alexander: Why can't I vote Department-

General Committee Messrs. W. Row 1 sell. W. McKay, R., Hall, D. Keith, B, Mr. Guy expressed sympathy with Mr. Wylie, C. Atkinson and D. Harvey, Altador, in view of the fact that it was Ballotting Committee-Messrs. A. M.he who first taught him bowls, hat he Simpson, J. S. Mcintosh, J. Kynoch, W. could not help. feeling that as sea going Greig and H. Nish

members paid a reduced subscription and The retiring President then proposed frequented the Club freely that they were Mr. R. Lapsley as a life member of the not catitied to vote. He asked, Mr. Clah, pointing out that, he had done Arrander to forget all he had said at the yeoman service for the Club being one meeting

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