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which, as I have already mentioned. in $2 Instead of $1.00 and the quality of our meals has, if anything. improved.
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I say you have good congratulation that a day's golf at Fanling and a moderate amount of refreshment is not costly.
It is with regret that we have to record the death of
following the
P. Anderson. nirmbers.Mears, C.
A. Forbes, Sir Henry Gompertz, Col. J. S. Dostock, Sir Gershom Stewart, Messrs. J. H. Kamery, and G. M. Shnw. Since the 30th September wo also have to record with regret the death of two other members, Messrs. J. F. Pilcher and J. G. Whiley,
We should also record the fact that the new 18 hole course was formally ngered by a Excellency the Gov ernor on the 2nd November, and we Are very grateful to his Excellency for the very kindly interest evincedi in the Club by his netion in honour. in us in this way..
We also have to thank Mr. Felix Ellie who bas kindly give on Cup in be competed for on the New Course and unen to members whose handicaps are 18. We are grateful to Mr. Fis for his very kind gift.
The Caddies.
He-are roncladits. I shouki like to mention the prestian of emidies at Puding.
This is subject which committees for number of years have e
with dravoured to dent with, but varying success. We find ourselves at certain times of the year, the during the paddy harvest, liable to a shortage, particularly of the bigster linys. This Is a position which wo cannot deal with as, although boys themselves might be willing to carry an as caddies, their parents require them to work in the Belds and have even been known to come to the Club to fetch back such buys ne have play- rd trunnt.
Complaints have been received in respect of a number of small boys who lie In walt for ball which are playel into the rough. In order to try to deal with this situation, wr have now el a "caddy-policeman." He is an ex caddy, and we propose to whether it Sm fry him out to possible in any way to control the activities of the boys in question.
Many methods of dealing with tee enddie question in general have been tried, but in the majority of instances without any marked stiveess, owing, in some measure, to the lack of vo
by operation
members. K ILBY member has # Concrete scheme which might be of benefit generally, your committee would welcome such. In scheme if it could be put forward
in writing for their consideration.
I must express my very sincere thanks to the outgoing committee for their co-operation and aseistanec, e perially to the convenets of the various sub-committees for their lard work and royal support, I can assure yian that this means a great deal o
light the
nut gener work and the convener of a cranmitte here a mal de to do. The thus in, to be congratulated on having members who are not only capable het willing to hein on the committee, fam very grateful to all the number of the comatitten
is
Appreciation.
I must make special mention here of the work of Mr. Greental. My fellow mealues of the committee wilt wish 1930 to do su, Mr. Greenhill N o largely responsible for the new 9 holes and for the general upkeep of the contres which mean so much to , that if I did not make some spectat reference to his efforts I should be lacking in my duty.
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1 should also like to express my thanks to the Secretary for his work; he is never too busy to lend a help ing hand to the harassed Captain. I should like to remind members that the position of Secretury to a Club with, the membership of magnitude, with courses sprend over in wide area and with a considerable financial responsibility, ia no easy one. Perhaps mabers would try to bear that position a little more prominently in mind when they feel inclined to criticise.
I must nisa mention the good work of Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, Mr. Kerr parti- cularly in pushing forward the work on our courses in spite of adverse wenther, and Mrs. Kerr in taking care of the inner man and of our gucden. The entering you will all ngre la great credit to Mrs. Kerr's hard work and I can tell you t hard work, Her day of rest (5.0, Sunday) is the hardest day's work aho bas. All week-ends are busy ones, but we are apt to pass them over without a thought of those who do so much work for our comforts,
I should also like to thank Mesars, Jardine Matheson and Company, on behalf of the Club, for kindly allow ing un the use of their Board Room for this meeting.
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The Chairman proposed the adop tion of the report and accounts, this being secondé by Mr. A. B. Stowart; who pointed out that for the first time in the history of the Club their quid asseta were more than sufficient to cover their immellate liabilities to the Ho congratulated the com- public. mittes on their. forward polley, parti cularly in going ahead with the new courses. He said that he was one of the opponents of the extensions at Fanling because a thought that the rebuilding of the main club house wan, perhapı T more important matter than the new course. It had, however, turned out to bo very suc coerful, and the accommodation to be very Batisfactory, and he was inclined to change his view, At tho kama good value for their money and he he pleaded for more of it. time, he said, he sincerely hoped that supported it.
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The Chairman replied that they had I fave much pleasure in proposing
at some time the committoo would The resolution was carried unani a large stock of jam and there were Mr. A. B. Stewart as Captain for the deal with the question of a new club |mous17..
nually three kinds available. They ensuing year. Mr. Stewart is well- house at Fanling.
Mr. Exger, amid laughter, skid he would try to arrange about straw-known to you, bath personally and in comedion with his golding prOW. Continuing, Mr. Stewart nald that would like to bring forward a minor berry fam, he said. (Laughter), :),
New Oficer.
The Captaincy of this Club requires as regards the continuation of the matter which was conducive to the luczonaed, subscriptions, he, person comfort of members. The matter. In proposing that Mr.A: Brütswart
(Continued on Page Is.). ally, thought that they werd getting i was strawberry jam" (laughter) and be elected as Captain for the emuing
a knowledge of golf, and, above all,