Musketry Board: Cupt. Campbell, It. Wood, It. Wallace, c. 8. M. Hall, Q. M. S. Gates, Sgt. Campbell, Epis. Wilson and Kittles and Ptes. Glover, Tate and Mackintosh.
Company Committee: Capt. Campball, It. Wallace, C. 8. M. Hall, Q. M. S. Gates, Sgt. Campbell, Epis. Lawson, Blaikie, Dewar, Faweett and Wilson, L/e Jamie, Ptes. Nicholl, W. G. Cameron, Knowles, Duguid Dailey and Munro.
Pte. M. R. Gordon was re-appointed hon. secretary and treasurer and Sgt. Campbell hon. secretary of the Musketry Board, Capt. Campbell was heartily thanked for presiding over the meeting.
Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Shanghai Scottish was held at the §.V.C. Headquarters on Tuesday evening, presided over by Captain A. S. Campbell, supported by It. R. Wood and It. H. Wallace. In' reviewing the work of the year the Chairman said the Company would enter the new year with a small debit balance which he thought would be recoverable. He spoke of the impetus given to the Pipe Band and his excellent work.
The following Committees were then appointed:
Rugby: C. S. M. Hall, Epis. Dewar, Blaikie, Lawson, L/c Jamie and Pte. Nicholl.
Association Football: It. Wallace, Cpl. Wilson, Ptes. Dailey, Duguid and Knowles.
Reerniting: C, &. M. D. Hall, Twenty-four Russian refugees who were arrested in the vicinity of Sungkiang were handed over to the Bureau of Russian Affairs by the Chinese authorities during the week-end.
Tur Chinese press at Hankow is responsible for the report that Mr. Sze, Minister to the United States, has reported to the Government that he has received a personal letter from Mr. Hughes dealing with the constant unrest in the Chinese provinces and cautioning China that unless she really wakes up and devises measures for the effective protection of foreign interests, the Powers will be forced to scck means to protect their privileges.
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