Mr. Dew raised the question of colours tobe worn by Interport teams, and requested the Committee to elect some definite colours for Int teams. He rmauked that the Captain Flongkong apecislly asked us not to wear them as they were an eyenre," Thes wore to red and white sape—the C'yh oJ uray The Canir-nan sid that the colours of the Club had always been red ani white.
Mr Dew pointed out that the Interport trams h d worn three different colours. He Uhonght they shoul have cliff-rent colours tothe rest of the Dib, but that definite colours should be fixed on.
The Chairman spoke from the point of expense, Lut Mr. Dew rem iked the mex who cared to pay for them could hare them.
This concluded the meeting.
Prortr axp Loss Accounr for the year Dr. Tis. To Interest on Debentures... 32,522.55 68,244.90
23rd August, 1904, on 20,000 shares at Tls. 4 per share... 80,000.00 Fees to Trustees for De-venture holders. 00.00 Advertising and 1 Expenses, etc. in connection with issue of Reports.
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