At an extraordinary general meeting of voting members of the Shanghai Race Club held at the Grand Stand on the 6th instant, the following resolution was unanimously passed.—"That the Stewards be and they are hereby authorized to apply and pay a sum out of the net profits earned by the Club at the forthcoming Race Meeting (Autumn 1914) to such local fund or funda established or to be established for the relief of local distress caused by the War as the Stewards shall in their discretion select."
In addition to a contribution from the Club's fund to the Shanghai Relief Fund which is to be devoted to the relief of distress among the residents of Shanghai only, caused by the war, the Chairman, Mr. W. 8. Jackson, announced that subscription lists "would be posted on the Club's notice-boards, whereby members could subscribe to the Shanghai Relief Fuad or to any Fund they might wish their subscriptions to go to. Facilities would be provided for every subscriber wished to patronize, and the Stewards would undertake to disburse all such subscriptions in accordance with the contributors' wishes All subscriptions received from members who did not define which fund they wish to subscribe to, would be devoted to the Shanghai Relief Fund.
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