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HLK. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

# LOSS OF $956. ON LAST

YEAR'S PRODUCTION

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Addressing the meeting, Mr. Dowbiggin said:

H.K HORTICULTURE.

SOCIETY ISSUES SECOND PUBLICATION

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MADHAN. A FIENTEIN MANITA. MONDAN

THREE. INDIAN WATCH- MEN FOUND GUILTY

Before Mr. Butters at the Kow- A loss of $956.59 on the pro-ciety has issued the second num-loon, Magistracy yesterday after 'duction of "The Fountain Of ber of its publication. "Occasional coon, three private watchmen em- Youth was reported at the an-Notes," which has been sent out ployed by the China Light and nual meeting of the Hongkong to members gratis, but is on sale Power Co. were charged with aa- Philharmonic Society, held in the to the general public at $1.50 asaulting an Indian Police Sergeant, Cathedral Hall last evening, Mr. copy. This number contains mest The Magistrate imposed a fine of H. B. L. Dowbiggin presidently a semi-scientific dissertation on $50 or que month's imprisonment being in the chair.

A number of orchids which can be on the first and third defendants, cultivated locally, several of them Lehl Won Khan and Azib Khan, being Introduced tropical species and $100 fine or two months' im- Ladies and gentlemen- The which will require special care, Prisonment on second defendant, annual report and accounts hav- but two local ones mentioned in-Sikander Khan. A fine of $5 was also imposed upon first and third, ing been in your hands for the cluding the

Nun well-known past week, I propose with your Orchid, at present in bloom. There defendants as payment for a watch and electric torch which were permission to take them as read. are a number of beautifully rebroken. during the struggle.

The President in his speech

In outlining the case for the last year stated that the balance produced photographic plates.

Dr. Herklots also deals with prosecution, Sub-Inspector A. W at the bank was $25.70. You will see from the accounts that several flowering shrabs and Smith said, that on the morning of ootado the surplus is now $113.74. A climbers, this section being illus-April 4, the Indian Sergeant, while trated with excellent drawings. patrolling on Waterloo Road at the large number of ordinary

Other articles deal authorita-junction of Boundary Street, saw bera are however included in the sundry debtors, and it appears tively with the growing of Carna-Leh! Won Khan, first defendant, that there is some misconception tions, Gerbera, and soils and fer-committing a public nuisance and he regarding the financial responsi-tilisers. Books on gardening are threatened to arrest the defendant, bility of members, some of whom reviewed, briefly, at the end of the who called two other watchmen. A think that when they do not takeĮnumber, part in a show that they should

It is hoped to publish another not be called or for their auba- cription. I will read the rule number towards the end of the dealing with the matter. Rula year. Copies of the first publica- 23 reads, inter alia," The annual tion, issued a few years ago, may still be obtained, the price being subscription for ordinary bers of the Society shall be $5$1. payable as from the 1st March." I hope that this will make the matter clear, and that those mem- bers who have not paid their subscription for the past year will do so as soon as possible.

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As to membership, you will see that the number of Vice-Presi dents has dropped by three, and I should like to thank these gentle- men for their support of the Society. The number of subs cribers remains the same, or- dinary members, however, have dropped, but still remain over one hundred. In this connection, may I recommend the advantages The of becoming a subscriber. subscriber pays. $12 per annum and receives two free tickets for one performance of each opera or concert given, with priority of booking.

The Fountain of Youth. "The Fountain of Youth" caused great diversity of opinion, proving enjoyable to some and not to others. It will be seen, how ever, that apart from the cost of the theatre, it was by far the cheapest show the Society has put on since 1024, and in cousi dering any further production, this factor must be considered. Mr. Sweet was unfortunate in that his production was not bet- ter supported, and both he and Mr. Hill deserve our heartiest thanks for all the hard work they put in applause).

Our thanks must be again given to our advertisers for their continued support and to the Freas for assistance so generously given.

It will not be possible to use the Theatre Royal Stage again for rehearsals, and the question of future activities will have to be carefully considered by the incoming committee, as it will be practically impossible to rehearse opern efficiently unless some other nlace than the Cathedral Hall can be obtained.

The question of producing at the King's Theatre again will also have to be gone into, together with the possibilities of doing less performances and other adjustments which can be consi- dered in the light of our past experience.

With regard to a possible pro- duction, I understand that a large number of our members are in favour of a Gilbert & Sullivan revival, but I should like to point out that the selection of an opera depends entirely upon the ability of the Commitice to east it, and as there is, as far as we know, no tenor in the Colony capable of sustaining a Gilbert & Sullivan part, it appears that it will be difficult to produce one of these operas. It is considered that "A Country Girl," which does not re- quire a tenor might be possible, but this is a matter which the new decide, .Committee will have to Buggestions, however, will be gladly welcomed from my mem- ber of the Society, and we shall be glad to receive the names of any singers in the. Colony who are willing to assist the Society. I will close by thanking. Mr. Best, our hardworking and eft- cient hon. secretary, for all the work he has done on our behalf, Mr. Buchanan who put in much work on our financos, and the members of the Committee for their services. (applause).

I now move the adoption of the: report and accounts.".

Professor Brown seconded, and the motion was carried.

Election of Officers,

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Pre- sident, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin'; hon, secretary, Mr. J. II. Owen; hon. treasurer, Mr. L. Cole; 'com- mitte, Mesdames J. II. Shaw and Hayward, Meguru G. F. Matheson and D. M. Richards.

The secretary mentioned that the 'conductor and producer for the year had not been decided

on but the band-master of the Lincolnshire Regiment would be willing to conduct an Opera. Mr.

struggle took place, the Sergeant being thrown to the ground, his revolver torn from his side and a watch and electric torch broken.

"Indian Sergeant's Evidence... said that when he had threatened The Indian Sergeant in evidence'

to arrest the watchman, he had shouted to his friends. The second defendant; Sikander Khan, had pulled out the Sergeant's revolver, breaking the holster and strap. The first defendant broke away, D. Smith Hill, who had conducted rushed into the China Light and The Fountain of Youth," was on Power building and came back with leave but had consented to con-a stick with which he hit the duct the Society's next perfor-witness, who fell to the ground. manco provided someone else The watchmen, went into the build- broke in the chorus in rehearsing ing where they were found by an during his absence.

Indian constable and a Chinese eon.

It was decided to leave the stable who, on hearing a police selection of a conductor and pro-whistle, had

the rushed to ducer to the incoming committee. Sergenat's assistance. The first It was mentioned by a member defendant pointed the revolver at present that it was now almost the Indian P.C., who hit his elbow, certain that the demolition of the knocking it to the ground. Later, Theatre Royal portion of the City the three watchmen were arrested Hall would be commenced early and taken to the Kowloon Police next month, and the Bank would Station, be taking over the remaining Evidence was given by the other portion. That meant the society policemen of the fight and sub- had to clear away all its property sequent arrest. and finish producing their shows The first defendant alleged that there for the first time since 1868. the Sergeant had entered his room Arrangements had been made for at 6.30 that morning and was told the storage of the property, and to stop smoking. This annoyed the the question they now had the Sergeant who drew out his batan face was where they would be and hit defendant on the thumb. able to rehearse.

The second and third defendant had Several suitable places were rushed in to help the defendant, mentioned for the "Consideration | Sikander Khan gave evidence that of the incoming committee. he had tried to seperate the defen- |

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