The fifth annual general meeting of the above Society was held at No. 1, Yuenmingynen Road on Tuesday evening, the President, Mr. J. R. Harding in the chair.
In proposing the adoption of the report and accounts, Mr. Harding said that it was gratifying to note that the roll of members continued to increase, jand there were now 113 names on the books, a very satisfactory membership, with the exception of the students, whose numbers should be considerably creased. The season had boon a good one, and the change in the hour of moeting from 9 to 5.30 p.m. had led toa Jargely increased attendance; there had boon marked improvement in the discussions, which it was hoped would be maintained. There was only one death to record, but that, unfortunately, was one whom he might describe as their most distinguished member, Mr. G. J. Morison, and a resolution passed by the Council (already reported in our columns) sas given. i fall in the report under
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