The Archive · 1920

Future ARRANGEMENTS

Mr. Jackson said that the Club-was at present holding two shields. One of these was presented by an old member, Sir Havilland de Sausmarez, and was competed for by teams of three representing various nationalities. This was held by Great Britain. Mr, P. C. de Souza, who had held the individual championship for a number of years, held the other one. These shields would be competed for in future. It was the tention of the club to present a denionstration board with which to give lectures to members. With reference to finances, Mr. Jackson said these were in good condition. In fact there was more money in the club's coffers than they knew what:

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