THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929.
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good to society, to come to our aid. In the first instance I would appeal to all to come to our Grand Coming-of-Age Concert and Dia- play which will be given in the Theatre Royal on Saturday next under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency, the Governor. By doing this, not only will you assist in a deserving cause, but you will, I am sure, also derivo pleasure from what I can promise you to be a good show well worth your money.
On Saturday, the 11th January, the training camp at Saiwan will be formally opened by Mrs. W, T. Southern, to whom we owe another. debt of gratitude. To this func tlon we hope to welcome a good and representative" attendance of our sympathisers.
way in There is yet another which our friends could assist un in a more permanent form. I ask them to become members of the aanval sub- Association. The scription is only $10, and for this rum members receive a cupy of the "Silver Wolf," the organ of the Association, which is a costly magazine to produce but is a use ful record of the activities and in- terests of the Association.
Ladies and gentlemen. I let my j appeal go forth to the public with put expatlating on the aima and merits of the movement, so well known are they to all, I feel that, I need but make the appeal to meet with a hearty response.
Annual Report.
Extracts from the annual report, which was very lengthy, are append ed:
The outstanding event of the Seout" year in Hongkong was of course the opportunity given a con- Lingent from our Association to be inspected by H. R. H. the Duke of Gloucester, in company with similar representatives of the Girl Guides the St. John Ambulance Brigade.
and
After a reference to the Prince of Wales' Banner Competition and the annual Awinning sports, the repart remarks Uliat as regards the boys themselves the most marked advance Has been made in the Wolf Cub Section.
The Scout Troops have decreased in number, but this" is due to the have fuet that three troops amalgamated; forming one large One new Troop has come into being, and steps are being taken to get two more alarted, an All- Indian one and one at the Cheung Chau Government School.
one.
Sea Scouts Flourishing. The Sea Scouts are flourishing, though there is still only one Group. This may be accounted for by the fact that it is infinitely more ex- pensive to run Sen Scouts than or- dinary Scouts and "aleo that it is unwise to take liberties with the Bua.
The Rover Scout Section in be- coming increasingly vigorous under the leadership of Scouters able to devote their energies to that work.' not much in- The numbers have
creased, but there is more of the | right Rover spirit about,
Headquarters Staff.
At Headquarters the principal changes have been that the two Assistant Commissioners with whom we started the year have re- signed, Mr. Blason on leaving for England, Col. Robertson from luck of time to give up to the ever-in- creasing demands which Scouting makes on all its officers.
We are delighted to report that Mr. Champkin has now been able to re-join us as, Assistant Commis- aloner and Mr. C. G. H. Christian has taken Col. Robertson's place. No evidence of the keenness of these two Officers is required in this: Report, their energy being well known.
On Mr. Blason relinquishing the post of Hon. Treasurer, Mr. T. N. Chau kindly accepted the post. Mr.. W. K. Tait, who was Hon. Assist, Treasurer, on leaving Hongkong handed over his books to Mr. D. Black..
Mr. A. White, District Scout. master, has unfortunately for us resigned. He was one of the earliest, executive officera in the Association, as na first Scout- master of the 4th Troop Inid the solid foundation which has enabled that Troop to keep going through many vicissitudes.
To all friends who as members of the Council and its Executiva Committee or as examiners and in- structors have rendered help we offer.. our sincere thanks, and especially to H. E. Sir Cecil Clementi, our local Chief Scout, whose interest and support has been unfailing and whose coming do- parture we view with sincere re gret,
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As regards Scouting outside the bours.
Notes on the Headquarter Staff Are concluded with expressions
Colony. we were able to welcome As regards Badge work, unfor of thanks to Mr. A. 8. Mitchell for During the past year co-operation parties of Japanese and Siamese tunately our Badge Secretary, Mr. his valuable-work se escrotary, and with the Girl Guides has shown a Scouta passing through. Unfor-Y. Fenton, had to go to England for to the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kolewall for distinct tendency to increase, and tunately, in China, Scouting still medical reasons, but Scoutmaster the great help he had rendered as needless to say, in Mrs, Southern has a strong political bias which Ip Chol Hing has ably carried on President.
we find every assistance to that preventa fraternisation, but recent that part of the work in addition t After reference to finance, pro- end, ably supported as she is byly a party of Cantoness scoute went his ordinary duties at Head posed changes from ordinary con- har I. 4. Blant This co-operation to Japan to study. Scout Training, quarters, stitution, and the need for a train is keenly desired by the Chief and we sincerely hope that they will The Scout Shop flourishes in ing camp, the report expresses Scout and the Chief Guide and we come back imbued with the right small way, but is gradually extend- gratitude to Mr. A. J. Lane, who are doing our best to follow their spirit of scouting so that we can ing its scope, and it is unusual to accepted the post of honorary wishes,
join hands with our scouting nóigh- (Continued on Page 11.). architect for the Baiwan property.