Return of apprehensions, etc., made by the Police during the week ending 18th in SI 'i, but it was felt that they would be only too willing to take advantage of a fitting occasion to show that the English knew also how to entertain their friends. The suggestion of the committee was that a September, 1903.
Breach of Assault Apprebensions. 0] woo? Town at on the 9th November. The fancy dress ball should be held at the
7 Chairman thought, to complete a roll of ity might also be Englishmen and revive the St. George's Burglary Breach of Garbage Re; Cruelty to Animals Committing Fighting and Creating Furiou: Fraud Obstruction Miscellaneous Ricsha Licenses sus Wheelbarrow Licen s auspel Hand Cart Boggara, hawker Total number of person, coming the notice of Police Chinese dead bodies fo Stray doge captured 15
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Captain-Superintendent of Police, Elect, Dept.—Western district suspension of ligh*iag on 29th Sept.
Society as an active institution.
After some discussion, it was resolved, on the proposition of the Chairman, seconded by Mr, R. W. Mansfield, to carry out the Committee's idea and old a fancy dress ball at the Town Hall, the cost to be covered by subscription tickets.
The following were elected x Committee with power to add to their number: Messrs. T. H. U. Aldridge, W. G. Bayne, T.J. Blount, F.S. A. Bourne, W. Cope, R. I. Fearon, H. Geary Gardner, H. W. G. Hayter, A. E. Hippisley, H. E. Hobson, P.F. Lavers, R. We Little, R. W. Mans? field, T. Mitchell, E. C. Pearce, J. B. Walch, C. Wedemeyer, G. R. Wingrove, and Marcus Wolff. As secretary of the St. George's Society, Mr. R. B. Allen has undertaken the duties of Hon. Secretary ex oficiv and Mr. E. B, Skottowe similarly becomes Hon. Treasurer.
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