To those who have not already' been informed, I should like to state that badges are on sale at Messrs. Boyes, Bassett & Ca, at a cost of $2, but members must lent their cards when applying for sume and their respective numbers I cut in-at the back. The badge is the emblem of the party, in silver with the letters S. F. in the centre and the motto "Non dicta sed acta" surrounding it. The cost of $2 is to all intents production cost to the makers and your party funds do of benefit in any way by the sale Although not in debt, your party is in need of funds if they are to proceed with effective work. Possbly my sppeal_at the first meeting was not sufficiently definite, in any case a response only came from a few, but those fow I moat heartily thank. Please under. stand T blame nobody but myself for not being more definite in my appeal for funds. I would now like to make it quite clear that money fis needed; no contribution is too small, at the same time, none will be considered too large, 1 am sure, by your treasurer, Mr. Charles W. Marshall, to whom: contributions can be sent in care of the Shanghai Club, and he will grant a receipt for same.
Enlistment—I really do think it is up to each and every member to enlist new members, and if each and everyone would undertake to enrol ten new members they would be doing their duty by the party. I will now ask Mr. Sowerby to an-ounce the programmes and poss-
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