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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1936,

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HONGKONG GOLF CLUB

HON. MR. S. H. DODWELL MADE A LIFE MEMBER

MR. GILMORE ELECTED CAPTAIN

The Hon. Mr. S. 11. Dodwell was together representative teams. It is elected to to membership of the to be hoped that at no for distant Royal Hongkong Golf Club at the date these enjoyable fixtures may annual meeting yerlerday, when he be resumed. vacated the Captain's chair whilch terms. he has occupied for four Prior to the announcement, he donated a "Captain's Chair" to the

Clubhouse.

Mr. G. Gilmore was elected Cap

tal for the ensuing your.

CADDIE SYSTEM

I would like to take this oppor- tunity of saying a few words about Committee trust that members, whe the endille sysiom nt Funting. The

her they are satisfied or dissatisfied with their caddies will express the of affairs fact on the special forms provided.

A review of the year's activities revealed a happy state

at the-

SPECIAL

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TEA DANCE

ENTERTAINMENT

HONG KONG HOTEL

with regard to the courses, finances These forms. If fled to the CHRISTMAS DAY (from 5-8 p.m.)

caldies advantage, are cumshaws, for every month

✔prizes

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and membership.

There were a large number of members at the meeting which was presided over by Mr. Dodweli. Col. them to about 20 caddies. Every-

are awarded on the strength E. D. Matthews, Secretary, was pre-one. from the Captain down to the sent.

The Chairman first of all mention-most recently-joined.member secures here is ed the names of members last by the next caddie for duly; there

the year, namely C. no earmarking of any kind whatso- Ideath dum E. Barkòr, J, W. C.\à lttle fatherly advice based on ex-.]

ever, and if I might venture to give E. Anton, Bonnar, Col. Dumbelton, E. -0. Drake, C. E. L. Grist, F. C. Jenkin, perience in the matter of handling C. Bulmer Johnson, E. S. Jones, A. the Fanling caddie, it would be this pound of encouragement is Kelth, Major F. G. le Gros, Dr. A. J. Lowson, B. J. Paterson and W. Worth more than a ton of abuse if you want to get the best out of Sanderson.

him.

~

with: VERA LOVE and her FESTIVE FOLLIES, EULA HOFF and BOB BURNETT, and

·ART CARNEIRO'S BAND.

ALSO ON

$2.00 per person.

BOXING DAY & SUN. DEC. 27,

Considering all things, the year under review must be considered a Daylight saving has again come very satisfactory one, continued Mr. to the fore and though, in my Poo Dodwell, Our. liquid assets are Bah-like capacity in the Colony I much the same as they were 4 year am placed in a very awkward pos!- ngo in spite of the rather heavy tion uls-a-vis daylight saving. AND extra expenditure on Fanling club-Captain of this Club I can say with- house alterations. Our

working out much fear of contradiction that $18,094.23 against half an hour more daylight in the

was

316,695.07 in 1935, which has en- winter moniis would be a Godsend NEW YEAR'S DAY (from 5–7.30 p.m.)'

abled us, in addition to making the to the Goller.

customary provision for deprecia-

Uon

to write off entirely the cost CAPTAIN FOUR TIMES of the new bar in the Men's Fan- ling Clubhouse,

Our special thanks are due to Mr.

A the comparatively small cost W. A. Butterfield, who for many of $5,400 the old Clubhouse has years has devoted a lot of his time been adapted to permit us to into the Deep Water Bay course and dulge much more comfortably by buildings. (Applause.)

the provision of seating and altern

tions to the Ladies' Clubhouse have

Finally Gentlemen, whatever else

The

with: VERA LOVE and her FESTIVE FOLLIES,

EULA HOFF and BOB BURNETT, and NORMAN BROOKS' BAND.

been carried out with universal ap- may have been accomplished during proval. A great deal of the super- my term of office there is one thing vision of this work, in the absence in which the outgoing Committee THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD. of the Secretary, fell upon Majer pimples (Laughter) which for

and I, take special pride, Walker. Besides much more prolong disfigured the fair face of the sentable and comfortable dining room, the ladies now have a spa-Old Course, have gone for ever. cious and airy dressing room,

POSSIBLE INCREASE

Turning again to the accounts, comparison with last year is ren- dered difficult owing to the very large difference in the rate of ex- drange between the two years which is perhaps best exemplified when say that in April 1035 we were paying 3/0d, for time, while to-day Mrs. Hitchins is giving us what think must be generally considered a very good tiffin, for about. 1/10d. The lower exchange has so increased the price of provisiona that it la questionable whether there may not have to be some small increase in the price for meals..

To commemorate their disappear- ance I ask the Club to accept from me a chair for the new bar to be called the Captain's Chair, and whenever the Captain is out at Fanling and any other member or subscriber sits. In his chair by mis- take, the penalty will be one round of drinks to all at that particular table in memory of the departed pimples. (Laughter.)

With these remarks I beg to move the adoption of the report and the accounts,

Mr. R. Young seconded meeting approved.

and the

was

The Hon. Mr. Dodwell, proposing the election of Mr. Gilmore as Cop- tain during the coming year, sald he was a very experienced player You will notice that the report and had been born with a golfing shows playing members present in spoon in his mouth. The Hon. Mr. the Colony at September 30 as 634; Edgar Davidson seconded and, in lo-day the number is increased to accepting, Mr. Gilmore said it was 560. The number of subscribers probably unique that he should be shown on the report is Navy 50, elected at the same time that is To-day wife was captaining the Ladies' Sec- Army 50, a total of 108. the number is approximately 225, tion. accounted for, by the large number The following Committee of H.M. ships which have returned | elected; Messrs. E. Davidson, A. E. to the Colony, In spite of the few Lissaman, A. K. Mackenzie, K. S. ships on the station last winter, Morrison, Professor F. A. Redmond, subscriptions are only down by $644. Messrs. D. S. Robb, K. S. Robert- Entrance fees are credited to the som. It D. Walker and R. Young: Fanling rebuilding fund which bene- Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth and Ated. from them this year 10 the Fleming were re-elected auditors. extent of $5,750 (nett). In this con- Mr. Davidson then proposed the nection it may interest you to know election of the retiring Captain to that under the rule permitting re-life membership of the Club. In a fund of half entrance fees to mem- eulogistic speech he remarked that bers transferred within a year, we Mr. Dodwell was a keen enthusiast made.refunds of $75 cach to four and had the distinction of four members between July and Scplom times helpe Captain. He had put ber 1935 and to 11 between Octo-in a great deal of time

on the ber 1035 and September 1936.

Courso and in the work atinching Working account receipts nre to the running of the Club and this Mr. down by $2,455 but the expenditurenet was filling recognition.

to

is

is also down by $3,322 largely due | Morrison seconded, and the motion

the

up-krep of the Fanling was carried with applause. courses casting us some $3.155 less than in 1935. The comparisan perhaps a lttle unfair because very heavy expense was incurred in 1935 of In levelling the entire fairway the No. 3 Hole on the New Course. Nevertheless I am sure that all

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members will agree with me that Local Indians To Play

the manner in which the many Im- provements decided upon by the Committee has been carried oul does a great credit to Mr. Hitchins. (Applause).

RECEIPTS UP During the year, a survey of the Old Courss was made by Professor Redmond for which he deserves our very best thanks. (Applause). This survey is now available should It

Kumaon Rifles

An interesting football match will take place on Christmas Day between a team of Indians resident in the Rifles at Chatham Road, at 4 p.m. Colony and the Kumbon

The following have been chosen to the Indians.-S. Bux (St. A. J. Hussain (St and O. cl Arcul!! A. Baker (31.

later be decided to consult a goal

improving some of our more: char-(St. Joseph's); acterless greens and their bunker-Joseph's), O. M. Omar (St. Joseph's) ing but expert advice, is a much. and S. Humet (Eastern F. C.); M. H. more expensive matter than anti Hassan (St. Joseph's), M. R. Abbas cipated.

(Indian R. C.), A. M. Omar (St.

I am ricased to say that under Joseph's), R. M. Azim (Radio S. C.)

of what we call our an the heading

our and A. A. Rumfahn (St. Joseph's). Trading Account, receipts were un Reserves. A. R. Razack (St. Joseph's), $8.250. Menls everywhere produced E. R. Marker (Radio S. C.), M. cl more revenue on also did the sale Arculit (Indian R. C.), S. Yusuff nt liquor

and AR. Marker in all the Club Houses. (Radio 8 C.), The sale of clubs more than doubled (St. Joseph's). and galf balls produced $3,000 more than last year. The welcome In- rease in our trading receipts and the fact that. aur bad debts only amount to $25.43 arc. probably mart rollable signs of economic re- covery than any other in the Colony. During the latter part of the year

benp serial arrangements have made with the Hongkong Travel Association whereby tourists; con the Club's couries during mid-

stranke.

REGISTRY WEDDINGS

TWO GROOMS CONNECTED WITH BÁSEL MISSION

Two missionaries of the Basel Mission, Shanishulpo, not only be- I would like it as widely came bridegrooms at the Registry known as possible that they con cb- Yesterday but neted as witness for from the Travel Association's one another In their respective mar- Mes, coupons with which to nav riages, They were the Rev, Emit

accounts.

August Kaufmann and the Rev. Wil- their

for it rather helin Philipp Wricicum,

and they surprising that up to the pre- married Miss Hanna Wilhelmina સુન this facility has only been

ized twien, despite the fact in respectively. Both brides belonged Schkollziger and Miss Ruth Hanhart supposed to be a very long felt want.

to the same mission. Infernort Matches have bi mutual wirent been dressed for the Um Chatric, henues it he been aimoet Impossible in the depression, to get

Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith, Registrar of Marriages, officiated, and the other witness to both ceremonies was Mr. J. Arth Ritz,

She fought for

a LOVE no man

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"The time came when "Carrit knem no crifice was too great

if it brought happiness to these two she loved.

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