The Cricket Club's pavilion had been well decorated, and there was a very large attendance of members of the Shanghai Football Club-present when Sir Everard Fraser, K.c.M.G., President of the Club, ascended the dais to make the presentation.
Sir Everard outlined Mr. Grimshaw's connexion with the sport: and his activities om behalf of the Club. He said he felt sure that the sentiments of the members there-were identical with his own in wWishing Mr. Grimshaw a very pleasant time in the homeland. it Everard then presented Mr. Grimshaw with a handsome silver travelling clock, which had been: suitably inscribed.
In reply. Mr. Grimshaw said that the ap:
ted very much this expression of goodwill and esteem, and assured them all that he would treasure their gift as long as he lived.
At tHe Recreation Civs, In the pavilion of the Shanghai Recreation. Club there was "an equally large assembly of members. of that and other football clubs to bid farewell to Mr. J. E. Lucas, President of the Recreation Club, and to offer him a token of their appreciation of the services he has:
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