A sneering of the Shangh Club, in the Union Club, on June 18, wax attended by about 100 members and quests, Mr, G. A. Fitch, the] president, was in the chair, after. the usual songs introduced Mrs. W. J. Hawkings, who spoke on Stolury Clube and Conven from a Wonun's Point of View."
Mrs. Mawkings described her exevivaees daring a recent visit to europe and Australia, when she attended Rotary meetings at Bradford, Bristol, and Sydney. AL the fernier place she presented the local Rotary Club witha drum, a replica! of that used by Mr. Fitch to call meetings to order. A brick from the wall of China, utumed without, any ct of vandalism, was also presented to the Bristol Rotary. The} third Pacific Rotary Conference, which was held during Mrs. Haw-King's visit to Sydney, material for an interesting and amusing commentary, "The Ploughman homeward plods.
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