The conditions for the coming season would not appear to be any more dimeult than those of last; they Should, Intact, be casters The ful ieoque'and championship programmes should be carried through ud. the promised Interport should sive a Breat stimulus to-general play.
'The Association accounts could be termed to be ina healthy condition, 1h lis connection the President ten: dered thanks ong Seaura to audit them. Ko cee (or having again been' good
'The question of the three-rink same was then aired and representa tives irom each club indicated that they. were in favour of reversion tothe. old' practice." Mu Ge, 'Akerman also expressed the hope thet in view of the' possible. dimeulties regarding" transport north of. the Creek other labs would ce-operate Inthe arrangements for the. week fend games by. in some way pooling the means available, President Re-elected was announced by Mr. Monk that there was a new club joining the Association during the coming. year, the Barbarians with greens in. Kino-chow Road, "Tt was doubttut whether they would enter the League but would take part in the ehampion= ships. Also, an Invitation had been erlended by the Victoria Association, of Melbourne to any member of the Shanghai Lawn Bowls "Association, who will be in Australia at the time to enter the championship tourna: ments which will take place in December 1989 and Jantary 1940.
Immediately after "the meeting the @elegates of the clubs retired. into committee and it was later announced that Mfr. Monk had been unanimously elected the Association's President for the coming year,
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