Concluding his remarks, Mr. Nicholl said that the Club was well-off financially, but that, in common with many other local Clubs, it was faced members and a representative gathering of committee men the Thirty Third Annual General Meeting of the Shanghai Rugby Union Football Club was held with ever increased costs. Efforts, however, would be made to offset this bugbear in the most practicable The report and accounts for 1938/39 were then passed unanimously.
Dr. T. M. Burton, en route to Shanghai from England where he has been on holiday was then unanimous-lly re-elected President of the Club for the ensuing year, while on the recommendation of the General Com-
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