The chairman said that thought the Club had reached the tage when it should be opened to a wider membership.
Mr, Calder Marshall, in supporting the chairman's remarks, said that affairs to-day wore tending towards a greater international out-Took instead of merely. national. He thought that it would be a good move in the interests of the Clu': for he had, during the past two years, received many applications from Continental people and others who desired to join, Questioned as to the viewpoint of Chinese members, Mr. Chang Nich-yun said that the majority of the Chinese members would approve of the resolution.
On the motion of Mr. A. Bassett, seconded by Mr. Chang Nieh-yun, Messrs. Lowe, Bingham & Matthews. were reelected as auditors of the Club for the ensuing year.
After a vote of thanks had been. extended to the outgoing committes, the meeting terminated.
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