Club gathered at the Club's building on the Race Course on Friday eve= ring when the annuallgeneral meeting was held. Mr. W. Mellor, in the absence of the past president, Mr. E. F. Hardman, was in the chair. After the formal business of the meeting had been passed it was resolved that the hiring of the bath by members for private parties should only possible if members gave ton days notice to the secretary, In future every evening, after 9 pan, will be club evening.
The question as to whether a gala should be held this coming season was left to the incoming committee, though it was mentioned that in any case the Children's Gola, which has always proved very popular, would be held. The committee for the ensuing year consists of the following:—
'Messrs, W. C. Bond, R. W. Edwards, RF. OG Master, J. B. H. Leckie, Lydall, W. Metior, and G. Robinson. Messrs. Leckie' and Lydall will serve as hon. secretary ad hon, treasurer respectively.
The proposal that mixed bathing should be permitted on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from noon onwards was defeated, Srorrinc facilities ordinarily open only to members of Hongkong clubs and associations will be made available to visiting tourists, If present plans mature, Interviewed, Mr. W. J. Carrie, Chairman of the Hongkong Travel Association, told the "Hongkong Telegraph" that it was proposed issue books of tickets at the new Travel Association Kiosk in Kow-
These tickets would allow the holders to visit certain sports grounds in the Colony, such as golf, tennis and horse-riding, and would cover fall expenses at the Clubs which had agreed to ce-operate.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.