"Proceeding to business the Chair. man read from a book styled on the Jcover 'Complaint and Suggestion Rook' an entry written by Mr. Sinclair complaining that no pints of dry champagne were to be had at the bar for several days. On behalf of the Committee the Chairman objected to this complaint. on the following grounds:
"1, That the complaint was not in order, because the Committee was not bound to supply] any particular brand of wine.
"2. That it was unreasonable, because neither Club funds nor the this morning I had occasion to a through the Customs Park. Near' gate a coolie arrested my progress and fore the remaining button off my coat. melt upon the, of this. sort, T'placed my ift ball {pedal upos greasy chest and impelled the ssu Backwards which caused him temporarily a horizontal position. cannot think that the accused can be my creditors,—who are more in mumber than the sat "that "he can aight be a cause of variance, Yours sincerely (Signed)
A New Home Needed return to the Club house, Sixty years of Kiukiang summers and Kiukiang riots have left their mark, Tt is felt that the time has come when new quarters must be sought id for the building of these money is required.
From Kiukiang the call has gone forth ang from every small outport (sith one exception) the answer his come back quick and sure "Count on! us." And already from some of the larger ports too, such support, has been received as could searcely have been hoped for, for the interests of the large port are not as the interests of the small port. Tt is with extraordinary pleasure that Kiukiang, takes this opportunity. of acknow. Yedging the kindness of the large!
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