LAWN BOWLS MATTERS
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION 'HELD: YESTERDAY
Glowing tributes to the work of Mr. H. Hampion, the retiring Honorary Secretary of the Hongkong Lawn llowin Association were pald by Mr. B. E. Maughan, President, and representatives of clubs in the Lengue at the annual general- meeting of the Association, held yesterday afternoon in the board room of Messrs, Jardine, Matheson and Co.
Regret was also expressed at the latention of the Thikeo Recreation Club to withdraw from the First Division of-the- League. It was suggested that Talkeo should reconsider their decision, but Mr. T. F. Stainton, who represented the Club, told the meeting that their decision to enter the Second Division .was definite,
The Indian Recreation Club, champlons of the Second Division last year, were welcomed to the First Division,
Mr. B. E. Maughan prealded at the
meeting. Others present were Mr.
Mr. Nish Elected
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY,
MARCH 22,
J Russell (Vice-President), Mr. 11..
Proposed by Mr. B. Wylle and Hampton (Hon. Secretary), Mr. G. seconded by Mr. E. Kern, EF. Thompson (Hon. Treasurer), Nith was unanimously elected Pre-
aldent of the Association, for and representatives of clubs.
After the minutes of the last an-ensuing year.
Mr. 11.
the
for
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con- There were two nominations nual meeting werd read and firmed, the Chairman said:.... the post of Vice-President. They Gentlemen- do not proposo to were Mr. B. E. Maughan, proposed
· 1935.
WARM TRIBUTE
MR. J. L. MCPHERSON, HONOURED
Y.M.C.A. - GIFT
BRILLIANT CONCERT
LAST OF SEASON AT THE HELENA MAY
CHINA'S FINANÇE
$100,000,000 BOND ISSUE FOR CREDIT INFLATION
Nauking, Mar. 20, The Central Political Council
The last of the series of winter concerts at the Helena May was to-day approved a resolution
held yesterday evening and was well attended. Except for vocal loan bonds to the total amount of authorising the lasud of a series of contributions by Mre, D. Snowdon- Eulogistic references to
the
$100,000,000. the Jones, programme was con- splendid work done by Mr. J. Lined McPherson in the interests of the artistes being Mr. Harry, Ore and adopted by the Council to-day was to plano selections, the! Another important · resolution Young Men's Christian Association Mr. A. M.. Bowes-Smith, with Mr.that the Ministry of Financo be Lin Hongkong and the community Frederick Mason playing the empowered to exercise its discretion
generally were made by Sir Henry accompaniment for Mrs: Snowdon-in relieving the burden-of-taxation-- Polleek at the European Y.M.C.A.Jones.
and Customs rates imposed on ex-
Kowloon inst evening, on the
ecension of the presentation of a The main part of Mr. Ore's norts. draft to Mr. McPherson on the eve contributions was the Sonate In "explaining the objects of the of his return to England after Characteristique in E. Flat (Bee-two resolutions adopted by the thoven). The work consists of Central Political Council to press the Farewell, Abschce and Return, men, Dr. H. H.-Kung, Finance Which Mr Ore rendered with a Minister, declared that the ultimate Wenith of expression. Later, he object was to bring prosperity back gave other Items by Chopin, Greig to trade and industry in Chinn, and Cyril Scott, finally closing t
He said that 65 per cent of the most satisfying performance with three of his own compositions. proceeds derived from the $100,- 000,000 loan would be placed at the
sentation. nid: Gentlemen,This With Mr. Bowen-Smith, who disposal of three leading. Chinese
prolong the business of this generat by Mr. J. Deakin and seconded by A "LUCKY” · ACQUITTAL POSED AS CONSTABLE afternoon we are met together to played the orchestral part on a Banks, and would be apportioned
the
Advance of lowla
A
in four yours time will be well and
I am happy to relate that
successfully represented.
lion, that it was recommended nt the Hongkong L. B. A. should he Associations of other Colonies,
Mr.
Justice It. E. Lindaell Judge, remarked that accused was very lucky to be found "not gulity" on the second
count.
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The object of the second resolu tion, Dr. Kung continued, was to courage export trade, as the rapid growth of China's unfavour able trade balance, in addition to American aliver purchase pulicy, were the main causes ac- counting for the present economie depression
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In China-Central
British Assistance
Shanghai, Mat. 21.
the
of
Reasons ties have been carried aliated to the I.B.B., similar to the chopper and he pressed You Yi's sald he was a Revenue Omeer and are stil clinging on lu bin, for, dur- China during the last thirty or for "Foreign Powers aro' concerned existing between our clubs, and the J. Russell and as seconded by Mr. accidentally-when--they-fell down,sly and asked for money. The com this.. Association.__(Applause.}_
through without a hitch which speaks volumes for the cordial relationships
The proposal
passed unanimously.
thirty years' service,
Amongst the large gathering present were Mr. E. H. Manson general secretary for the Y.M.C.A. in South China, and Mr. II. Locke wood, accretary of the Canton Y.M.C.A.
Sir Henry Polloçit making the pre-
testify to our admiration of the splendid work which Mr. McPherson second piano, Mr. Ore also ren-an follows: meeting by a lengthy resume of the Mr. A. V, Ramsey, and Mr. C. J. R. P.
han dune for this Association. But, dered Liszt's Concerto in E Flat, activities of the Association for the Tacchi, proposed by Mr.
The Central. Dank of Chian, I was afforded this op- Phillips and seconded by Mr. A. W.]
WOUNDING CHARGES SEQUEL REVENUE LAUNCH SEAMAN'S before I speak of that work, I should and shared in a long ovation past year,
like to say a few words about Mr.which marked the ADVENTURES
close of the $30,000,000; portunity at
very successful Grimmitt.
Mougbon withdrew him
TO FOOD STALL QUARREL
McPherson as a man.
performance. upper held by the kindness of the Mr.
The Bank of Communications," KU.C. at their club house on the nomination in favour of Mr. Trechi
To me he stands out as the ideal, "Little Looney" as he is known Convicted on two charges of taking
Mre. Snowdon-Jones, was never | $10,000,000; conclusion of the Aitkenhead Shield, who was accordingly elated match, when lis Honour, Mr. Justice! Mr. J. Russell said that it was to his friends was acquitted by the designation of a Police constable well-balanced man, the possumar of and Mr. McPherson is n great deal mone
The Bank of China, $25,000,000. Whether in Mozart's Wu Nam Street, first floor, sence and presenteil the prizes to the bave withdrawn bis nomination in Jury at the Criminal Sessions for an unlawful purpose at No. 12 the mene sans incorpore cano. But in better form than at this final Lindell, honoured us with his pre-very honourable of Mr. Maughan to
chamber pieces or the lighterį
On securing such financial sup- Full details order to make the voting unanimous, yesterday on charges of wounding obtaining $1 from Li Shing by than that, for he has also that high of the competitions are appended to but he felt that the past- President with intent to do grievous bodily falsely pretending to be n Revenue pense of religious duty which are works of Brahms, Delius and port these three banks will be in successiul competitors.
ornthera selccted, she gave a very position to freely extend credit should be retained on the Executive harm. and wounding Yau Y. Omeer at No. 22 Wa Pak Street a man on to work unselfishly for the statement of accounts.
second floor, on March 11, Kwok, others, without hope of praise his ex-tal foll, on February 24- them
pleasing performance, being re- aids to financially embarrassed statement Committee to lend
Yuk-po, seaman on the No. launch thought of reward, Before presenting the
My personal friendship with our peatedly recalled for encore num industries and businesses. of the Revenue Department, was
Fuck back thiets years to of accounts for the financial year periener. He therefore moved than
bera. fined $50 or in default one month, est ended bearuary 28, I desire to refer Mr. Maughan be elected an ex-officio
and $76 or in default six weeks, the Atarch, 1905, when Be first arrivel here Secretary of the European to the growth of the game in the member of the Executive Committer Paisne Colony ns revented by the popularity of the Association
the W. Schofield, at of the competitiong organised by the This was seconded by Mr. Tacchi,
sentences to be consecutive, by Mr.M.G.A., in which oflen he sunli
Central
an eye on things in the fature.. Gel til 1911. | "Magistracy" yesterday afternoon-
Then fallowed a period of dificulty believe this, Association has always Association during the past year, and and assei unanimously.
At the proposal of Mr. F. J; Jones,
The jury who were hearing Mr. 1. A. de B. Botelho appeared for our Association as we were able had a forward view, and this has additional entries into the League. With the inauguration of the Kow- supported by Mr. A. E. Contes, Mr.
elected on their second case of the day be on behalf of the defendant, while theed in 1014 to close our former pre-accounted in no small measure to the loon Tong Club and the provision of C. B. Hosking was
cause no other jurors were avail- prosecution was conducted by Sub-mises in Alexandra Building.
Thereafter, in conjunction with the a bow green in the suburbs of Secretary.
Now I know you haven't come here Proposed by Mr. B. F. Maughan able, comprised Messrs. S. Hope Inspector Armitt.
Sub-Inspector Inte Sir Henry May, our then Pre this afternoon to listen to an exposi Opening the
case, Kowloon, it is hoped that, in the near future, we shall have an additional and seconded by Mr. H. Jamoto^. | (Foreman), P. P. Archipoll, Armitt sald that defendant was ident, he assisted in collecting fromation of the principles of the Asso Nawa.
was re- Lowis, Chung Kwan-ting, D. V.
ncaman employed by the
Harbour local residents subscriptions to our clation. I thank you once again and member of the Association whose Mr. G. E. F. Thompson
No. 2 ilding fund. playern will include Chinese elected Hon. Treasurer,
very sincerely for the opportunity Thanking the meeting for electing opes, J. E. J. Walker and Lee office, and worked on the
Iaunch of
In the end McPherson's faith that you have given me to say farewell the Revenue Omee. I nthusiaste.
him President of the Association for Jicketing.
was, therefore, a Government servant, we should ultimately be able The outstanding feature of the the enesing year, Mr. Nish said hợ Alr. d. Lockhart Smith, The unlawful purpose mentioned in build our own premises was justified, and for all the kindnesses you have
Dr. Kung, Minister of Finance, year was the British Empire Games
the de-n I was rauinly owing to his pezentowed upon me throughout the
Interviewed by, the Chinese press, held in London. To our represents- would strive, with the co-operation Assistant Crown Solicitor, said the first charge, was that
to
quarrel N
arose when fendant had collected money from uasive efforts on our behalf that the years. (Applause.)
declared that a note had been re- ilven who were fortunate enough to and support of the Committee.
make the coming sensoit another that
Stable, Steady and Sure
ceived from accused Ng Kwong (34) declined supposedly illicit opium divans for a then International Committee of the
Britain enquiring participate, thin gathering of bowlers
that no information Y.M.C.A. were induced, about the Commitice's Recommendations to pay for a bowl of rice he had consideration from all parts of the British Empire. successful one.
department year, 1922, to make us the impor Sir Henry Pollock then introduced into the Chinese Government's eaten at
stall would be given to the complainant's must have been indeed inspirlog.
tant grant of $75,000 Gold, thus en- Mr. E. 11. Munson, General Secretary relief measures und expressing The Hongkong Lawn Bowls The Chairman and that at a meet-Accitsed, who was known as Little which would lend to a raid.
sbling us Posed ax Policeman
to put up the original of the Y.M.C.A. in Southi China, and the willingness America. to sociation can justly be proud of bing of the General Committeo held Looney, picked up truck Yau Yirst complainant, Kwok Kwni,
a small chopper About 1.20 p.m.
March-11. part of this building, which was cam-Mr. E. N. Lockewood, secretary of foin other powers, to extend to ing represented at this memorable, on March 1, it was decidest to re-
WAN pleted in November, 1925, and gave the Canton Y.M.C.A.
China financial assistance. meeting.
comment to the annual meeting that from the stall and the longkong Lawn Bowls Associa-on the chest,, inflicting a wound smoking a pipe of opium-on bis bed at last a habitation of our own.
In a very real "nonse, therefore, it In a brief speech, Mr.-Munson-sais He also declared that the pur tion be afiliated to the International tour inches long which necessitat-at No. 12 Wu Nam Street, when my be snid that this building is he considered it a great privilege to nose of the bond issue was to It has taken some years for the Bowling Board. At the moment, they stitching. The value of the defendant entered. The
said he was a policeman, and asicedument to Mr. McPherson. (Aphe present on such an occasion, re-
reserve of the presenting the National Committee strengthen plause.) game of bowls to find itself included were naliated to the English Bow-rier was three cents.
for $2. The complainant refused t But his kindness to us has not of the YM.C.A. in China, with whien Central Bank, the Bank of Com- attained re-
the Bank of Dr. G. II. Thomas of the Govern- give him any money, but his wife, rested here, for during the past 10 Mr. McPherson had been connected munications, and in this great federation of sport, and ling Association and
through, that Board. now that bowls hus exiabilahit itself presentation
Associa- ment Civil Hospital gave medical who had overheard the convertion years, he has served this, Association during these years. Perannally, China, and to stimulate the as 6 power in the land of sport, there. The International Bowling
said he did not gave him a silver dollar, which
hean General Secretary, in a purely had know Mr. Melhorson through strength of the money market at can be no gainsaying the fact that lun, he said, was the supreme govern- evidence, and
using body of all the National Associn- think the blow could lie caused by handed over to defendant, who then honorary capacity, and his advice to out the Inst. 26 years and had found Shanghai-Re from now onwards our game
The Board, expecially in matters of him a friend who could be relied
Powers Concerned upon, a counsellor whose advice was always be found in the forefront of ions, and although it was not con-a fall.
That some afternoon, about 1.45nance, has been invaluable; all British sports at Home and in the sidered. necessary to withdraw their
Witnesses gave evidence of the
During that time I have, as Pre-stable, steady and sure. Even more pan, defendant went to No, 22 Wu
Nanking, Mar. 21. Colonies, and when the British Em membership from the English Bowling piro Games are revived, mes: likely Association, it was with the object assault, and accused then made a Pak' Streets second floor, which was rident, learned to rely increasingly significant than his personal friend-
The Finance Minister, Dr. H. H. dock to the
to the community in which he live. Kung issued a statement to-day in Australia, I trust that Hongkong of obtaining oficial recognition as an statement from the
Shing, who was smoking oplam when sellor and a faithful friend.
Even at this time. of parting, we "We have had in the Y.M.C.A. in
in which Association, with direct representa-effect that complainant, tensed upied by second complainant, Lion Mr. Mc'heron as a wise Counship was the significance of his life
le, doclared that him. Complainant was holding a the defendant entered. Defendant
ing the last few days, the Directors years, something like 160 fraternal head down. The cut was inflicted said he was smoking opturn on the have made him a Life Member of secretaries, or secretaries who have over the difficulties of the finan
heen loaned from movements in other cial market in China."" plainant offered fifty conts, which
Mr. McPherson, in making this countries," he said. "Of Uile group"] The Government had received witness being on top.
was refused, and he was told that if gift to you, we wish that many years of 150 who have come and gone, I 是 .communication from Britain A further recommendation, sub- His Lordship said the jury he did not give a dollar he would be of health, happiness and usefulness know of few, who have left such asking about plans for relieving spirit of the comradeship which
permanent impression upon any of should always exist among bowlers.mitted by the General Committer, would remember that the medical arrested. The complainant then gave may be in store for you.
defendunt effect that Interport evidence, contradicted accused's defendant a dollar. The
their communities as Mr. McPherson the situation and expressing will- I attribute the satisfactory enn was in the
United ETarts pre badges should be presented to bowlers version of the affair as an accident. was later arrested on information
itas left in Hongkong. For some who ingness to co-operate with other Asked for a Loan gramme to the excellent work of the representing the Colony, whether in Accused could hardly be found
Returning thanks, Mr. McPherson can exert their influence upon group friendly Powers Interested in ex- Defendant said that he went to
within a community, their services tending assistance to China. Sub-Committee delegated to supervise Shanghai or in Ilangkong. In
Interport.uilty on the first count, however: Aberdeen that day to visit Leung said: It is indeed dificult for me to are unique. Mr. McPherson has China welcomes such action, all competitions. It is no easy task, Past representatives
the as there was no premeditation of Cho He was told that Leung Chand words to express my thanks to that in the Rotary Clue, Bald Dr. Kung, and has expressed but I can assure you it was a pleasure matches had had to purchase
was now felt that this the assault.
Play her readiness to contribute to to be associated with a Committee who badges but
It had been suggested that that was at No. 12 Wu Nam Street, first you for this farewell party, for the Masonic circles, A week in the Interest of the game Association and that an Interporter accused might be a little insanofloor, but on going there was told by/presentation you have made to in rounda, Chinese Y.M.C.A., the Unloafforts for a solution of the situa
for the kind words Church and other activities. For were prepared to meet at least once mall cost should be borne by the
Kwak Kwai that Leung Choi had gone you have spoken with reference to
und especially what but he had certainly taken to a tea house. He then left In in general and of this Association in should not have to purchase
various nationalities is even for all concerned. this Association. I feel that your more unique. This Mr. McPherson particular.
might be terined a "badge of honour." great interest in the case and had search of Leung Chol, and eventually me and my work in connection with secretary to exert such an influence tion, which would be beneficial "Sir Alexander Cadogan saw me This won agreed to by the meeting, but up a reasonable defence. located him near the market. Leung
Nanking," concluded the In this connection I would
The Chairman informed the meet The jury retired and returned Choi asked him to go with him to make have been much too gener-has done. For a secretary to exert in ticularly refer to our 11on. Secretary ing that the Association's stock of with Mr. Hampton, to whom we owe
unanimous verdict of No. 22 Wu Pak Street, second floor, Y.M.C.A. holds In Hongkong is not an outstanding influence upon sev- Finance Minister, "but a definite
erul generations something which the eficient badges and Aitkenhend spoons was not guilty on both charges.
to smoke, eulum. Leung Choi vaid due to the elforts of any one man, fear have the privilege to accomplish plan is still in the process of dis- debt of gratitude
twenty cents for the opium. Seeing but to the fact that over long in their lifetime." (Applause.) cussion."United Press. manner in which he has discharged exhausted, and the General Committee $ specially-de-
Leung Choi had a little money with period of years a considerable nuni- Mr. Munson then referred to that hledutles. His impending departure recommended that
him, he asked Li Shing to lend him aber have united their endeavours for fact that at the gathering the pre- from the Colony will be a great loss signed Association badge, at a more suitable size, together with spoon)
dollar us he wanted to buy some the common good of all.
vious day there had been present)
Nanking, Mar. 21. mintch for the Aitkenhend Shield
thing. He had known Li Shing for Our thanks are also due to Mr. should be obtained from England.
At a time such as this it is natural the past year. He did not pose as a to look back over, the past and I people whose ages ranged from 70 to 20. That alone showed the info- Thompson, vur Hon. Treasurer, for The meeting agreed to pass the
Revenue Officer, nor did he pretend remember very well my arrival here, „YEAR'S WORKING OF ILK.
ence Mr. McPherson had exerted on be issued on April-1,-to be secur his services to the Association and to!
to be one and demand money. le did Thirty years ago to-morrow I was several generations,
ed on the custom's surplus, a por- Mr. Hapley for kindly auditing our recommendation on to the incuming
. FIRE INSURANCE
not tell Kwok Kwai he was ajofficially received by a gathering such He again expressed pleasure at betion of which has been, earmark- accounts, which, from the manner in Committee.
constable nor did he pretend bens this, presided over by the then ing present and having the opportuned monthly for intorcat and amor- which they were kept, must have
League Entries
The General Managers and Consult- Lone.
President of the Agrociation, the latey of expressing his heartiest good lisation charges. been a pleasure.
to Mr. McPherson, Mr. Schofield decided to conviet Sir Henry May. I was inexperienc wishes Regarding the League entries, it ing Committee of the II.K. Fire
Funds for this purpose will be ed then, and made mistakes, but lack wishes for a pleasant trip home, 4 was decited to close the list of en-Insurance Co. Ltd., submit a state-defendant, and passed sentence
ment of the accounts of the Company stated. The man had a hitherto clear of experience is not serious if it is happy reunion with his family and placed in the custody of the admitted and an effort is made to well-deserved rest, and also that the Domestic, Bonds - Sinking. Fund made up to December 31, 1934, in record.
overcome it; even mistakes may not
next third of his life would be just Committee. Regulations govern Sterling and Hongkong currency.
do much harm if they are not re- as affective and just as full of great peated. At any rate I was always service and cheerful fellowship as the in the issue are expected to he Treated with generosity and we were
Inst two-thirds had been. (Ilear, discussed at Wednesday's meeting all soon on good terms, condition
of the Legislative Yugn-Reuter that has contlaved-to-the-present. day. REPORT AS ARRESTED
Cause for Progress Canton, Mar. 21..
Speaking about the Association, ita The rumours that Rear-Admiral progress has been due to a number Y. C. Klang, Commandant of the of causea, In the first place, it is It differs Whampoa Cruiser Squadron, was on a solid foundation. $627,228,73 detained by the high military au- from an institution and a club. The thorities, are absolutely unfound-former is usually conducted by a few or even by one for the beneßt f 1034 Account—The balance-inted, declared-to-day a ̈spokesman other people; a club is managed by
Pure of the mayal. headquarters. He its members for their own, benefi, Interest.
Regarding games in England, the credit of this Account is $028.214.01.
Consulting Committee. Sir Robert said that the story was either the but an Association such as this in The statement of accounts for the Chairman said that letters had been year under review, having been in received from more than one club in Ho Tung, Messrs. C. Bernard Brown invention of a correspondent or an organization whose members unite your hands for the prescribed period, England who were anxious to enter- A. 11. Conton. L. Dunbar, Felix Acirculated by several men who their efforts not only for their own good, but also as a service, to the and duly presented to the General, tais Hongkong bowlers on leave this Joseph, T E. Pearce, J. H. Taggart
whole community. The text of a Committee I will, with your per year, and in, addition, Mr. McNeish, S. T. Williamson relire bat, being were dismissed from the
Y.M.C.A then, is not in its build mission take them-na-read, and President of the English Bowling As-eligible, offer themselves for refarce.
It is also learned that Admiralings and equipment, nor in the nume formally propose that the accounts ociation, had consented to arrange alentien,
Auditor. The accounts have been Klang regently tendered his re-ber of its members, but in the pro for the year ended February 28, 1936, a representative game with the South as presented, be adopted.
African Bowling Association. A lot anditod. by Messrs. Lowe, Bingham signation owing to the difficulty in portion of its members who are in The motion was seconded by Mr. ter had been forwarded to all clubs and Matthews and Percy Smith. Seth socuring sufficient funds for the it not for what they can got but for J. Deakin and passed unanimously, saking for co-operation and he would and Fleming, who, being eligible. use of the three cruisers, but ble the service they can render
Another important factor in the of an Association superior officer has urged him to progresa With reference to the Altkenhend ask the representatives to submit the offer themselves for re-election. Shield match last year, Mr. T. F. names and addresses of any bowlers
remain at the post. The admiral | avoidance of what might be called Stainton rained the question of who would be prepared to join In
called on General Chan Chal-tong an attitude of self-congratulation and him. This was)
If it is felt that al spoons for the winning side. Be these games, including the Esplin' be presented
yesterday and discussed with him satisfaction..
Batisfactory position has been attais stated that a certain number of Cup match at Wanstead, in order agreed to by the meeting.
to improve the naval fed and no attempt at growth or im spoons had been given out and it was that the General Committed night Refore the meeting terminated, Mr. plans
proventent is required, there is du understood that the remainder would make the necessary arrangements. Nish proposed a vote of thanks to strength.
Foreign residents here who visit-ger of retrogression. An organiza- ba förwarded in due course. Mr. A letter had been recalved from the retiring President and the Cam- Stainton said he had been told that the Secretary of the Shangha! L.B.A., mitteo for the work they had done. ed the Whampoa Squadron are on that aims to keep up its pr
yot expressing some of the players had not
wish to unite forces. This was received with acclamation. high in their praies of the effl- sont position only will soon find, that recolved their spoons.
Mr. F. J. Jones suggested that as Mr. Maughan, proposed that, a
ward or it will fall backward. Betw spoons had been sent to the vices rendered by Mr. Hampton dur- Matheson and Co., thanking them for neat appearance of the threer work in the presont will be done The Chairman said the remaining a token of appreciation for the ser letter be written to Messrs. Jardine, ciency of the personnel and the this cannot be done. It must go fo
| cruisers Special,
if the daily task· is-performed -with- socretarios of clubs.
ling the past year a momento should the use of, the board-room
clusion
extensive of a very
in many directions.
Press Thanked
par.!
tries on March 28,
the
would also refer to the valuel Mr. T.. Stainton, representing assistance given by the Press, Talkno R.C.. told the meeting, that especially in connection with the open his Club had decided to withdraw
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COMPANY REPORT
1933 Account--This Account. shows
ecommended that this sum be appro-1
a surplus of $027,223.73, and it is UNFOUNDED RUMOUR
competitions. Our thanks are due to from the First Division and to take all those responsible for this assis part in the Second. lance and for reports which pinces. 3, V. Ramsay, said Kowloon rated as follows: the game of bows on a parity with backs would enter one team ando-py vidond-of-$10-
.per share........ $400,000.00 other sporta in the Colony in the would leave it to the discretion of Press.
the Committee as to which division' To pay a Bonus of $1 per
40,000.00 I offer my personal thanks to the in which they should, play. management of all clubs and to all. After some discussion, it was de- To add to Silver Reserve 100.000.00 individunt bowlers for their co- cided to recommend to the Committee To add to Reinsurance operation during my year as Pro- to retain Kowloon Docks in the first sident. The work has been of con- division.
alderable" pleasuro and I am reluctant The mooting decided, to commence to hand over the reins of an offico the League kanson not later than which has afforded
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