Much keen rivalry was again evident in the Military Camp Garden competition. The society's shield for the best camp was awarded to JTiteng Road Camp, Great Western Road Camp being placed second last year.
The President's Cup for the best company average was won by "B" Company, the Royal" Inniskitting Fusiliers, Jessfield Camp, the second prize, a cup presented by Mr. Gim-son, being awarded to "C" Company of ' the same regiment stationed at Great Western Road Camp.
The first prize in the class for sergeants' messes was won by the Garrison Sergeants' Mess, Tifeng Road Camp and in this class there was very little competition.
Competition was very keen in the class for hut gardens and 51 gardens! were inspected on three occasions by. the judges. Number 10 platoon, Company, the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, was the winner of the first prize in this class, No. 12 platoon of Ineadquarters at Chicago. Dr, and Mrs. McCullough will "arrive _tomorrow by the s. Tatsuta Maru, and will visit the Shanghai, Nanking and Hangchow Rotary Clubs before the conference opens. Dr. McCullough is Jone of the leading men in the International Rotary movement. He 1s a fcharler member of the Rotary. Club Jot Fort William and is a Past President of that club, He has served Rotary International as Governor of the old 19th District (now the 4th), member of the OMlcial Publication Committee, the Revision of Code of Ethics Committee, Chatrman of the [Canadian Advisory Committee, Chal man of the Chicago Convention Committee, Charman of the Extension Committee, and member of the North American Economic Advisory Committee. He was First Vice President of Rotary International in 1920-21 and President In 1021-22, 11 1931-82 he was Chairman of the committee studying replies to the Jquestionnaire on Rotary administra-and in 1982-83 Chatrman of the the same company "being a very close second.
Jeommittee on drafting enactments There were no questions, and the]}} arising out of the Seattle Conven-following officers were then elected:—
President, Mr. Horace Kadoorie: vice-presidents, Mr. A. F. Gimeon, Lord Ghing-mel, Dr. EL. Marsh, and. Mr. Wang" Vu-ding: treasurer, Me. "W. Hawkings: secretary and director, Mr.
d. Keer: executive committee, Mr. A. Fryer, 'OF. Gimson, Kakuma, Lord i Chingemel, Sir Victor Sassoon, Mr. A._de C. Sowelby, Mr.
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