Concluding his remarks, Mr. Nicholl said that the Club was well-off fin fole Day.
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Jancially, but that, in common with Jmany other local Clubs, it was faced with ever increased costs. Efforts, however, would be made to offset this bugbear in the most practicable /manner possible, The report and accounts for 1938/39 were then passed unanimously.
Dr. TIN. Burton, en route to Shanghai from England where he has been ott holiday was then unanimous re-elected President of the Club for the ensuing year, while on the recommendation of the General Committee, the following yentiemen were re-elected Vice-Presidents: Mr. E. S. Barraclough, Mr. R. M. Currie, Mr.
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