Presented by Relatives of Scoutmaster Herring fine silver shield brought. from England was presented to the Shangfs Association at their ig on Tuesday The shield is the gift of Mr.
Herring. of Harrow, England, and was brought to Shanghai by Mr. A. Pullen, cousin of the late Scoutmaster Dick, Herring.
The Commissioner, Mr. W. C.
Cassels, made a strong plea for men Im order to enable the work in Shat nat to be extended. He mentioned ithe great assistance they had received from Toc H. in this respect during the An item on the agenda was the adoption of new. bye-laws for the JAssociation. A feature of these new laws is that H. M. Consul-General always shall be President of the As: sociation here.
a review of the past year's work, it was pointed out that ihe Associa: tion was in a very strong position and their financial standing was healthy. [The sum of $1,500 was set aside as a reserve for a new building.
Elections for 1934-35
The following were elected to constitute the Scout Council for the com jing year:—Patron and President, Sir John F. Brenan: Vice-President, Col. FW. R. Graham and Mr. G. Marden; Members, Messrs. A. D. Bell, Berents, C. M, Bain, P. Crow, Ellis Hayim, J. R. Jones. Martin, Porter, D. L. Ralph, L. A. Whittaker, RIN. Vanderburgh," Major F. _W. Gerrard, the Rev. M. Brown, the Rev. Fr. J. Lennon, the Rev. H.'G. Newsham, the Rev. E. K. Quick, and the Very Rev. Dean A. C. S. Trivett.
The committee members elected jwere:—Honorary Secretary, Mr. H. C. Faulder: Honorary Treasurer, Mr. W.
Hawkings: "Honorary Legal Adviser, Mr. R. F.C. Master; Honorary Auditor, Mr. B. O. Blaker: Honorary Medical Offcers, Drs. E. G. Gauntlett and H. C. Patrick: Honorary Badge Secretary. Mr. L. Denham.
Others cleded were:—District, Scoutmaster, Mr. F. A. Inglis: District P. G._D. Sixsmith, Mr. W. C. Cassels; Assistant Commissioners, Messrs. A. R. Gordon, W.
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