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The World Hash Directory THE WORLD HASH DIRECTORY ON ON PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA Perth Hash Directory:Perth Hash Directory 30/1/08 5:30 PM Page 1 THE WORLD HASH DIRECTORY 13th Edition published by World Interhash 2008 Perth, Western Australia Compiled by D2HD (ably assited by various regional helpers) Designed and edited by HONKERS Perth Hash Directory:Perth Hash Directory 30/1/08 4:52 PM Page 2 FOREWORD The details of hashes listed in this World Hash Directory have been provided by the network of regional hash websites who voluntarily publish details about hashing for various areas that cover the entire world. Hash regions are loosely defined and not necessarily based on national groupings. The information published in this World Hash Directory is NOT available in any consolidated world hash database supposedly available on the internet. If you are looking for up-to-date hash information first check the appropriate regional hash website. The summary of regional hash websites is available in this World Hash Directory. Any variations to this list of regional hash websites will be reflected on a mirror list maintained on Hash Heritage Foundation website – www.thehashhouse.org. Regional hash websites are maintained by hasher volunteers who hash in the The original Hash House in 1938. The planned New Hash House. region and they are a great source of local hash information with many including details of local events. This World Hash Directory publishes only basic information about each hash that runs regularly at least once a month. Information offered covers detail of when the hash operates, along with sufficient contact detail so intending visitors can establish precisely where. Despite the huge effort to update all information prior to publication, some of the hash listings are out of date. The “date last updated” provided for each PRESERVING THE HASH’S HERITAGE entry gives some indication of the reliability of the individual listing. Help regional hash websites to update by forwarding any amendments directly to appropriate regional hash website. The last line of each hash listing is the detail of “when founded”, “who founded” and “where founder The Hash Heritage Foundation is working to preserve Hash from” that has been largely extracted from Hash Heritage Foundation files where details of who assisted heritage by rebuilding the Hash House in Kuala Lumpur and the founder may also be available. The Hash Heritage Foundation website www.thehashhouse.org is assembling the widest collection of archives and memorabilia. where the Hash Genealogy is being continually researched. Make sure the records of your hash are complete by providing any missing critical information to [email protected]. The rebuilt Hash House will be for the use of Hashers worldwide. The regional hash website approach has proved to be highly effective and well suited to the informal The Malaysian Government has designated 1 acre (about 0.4 nature of Hash House Harriers. Providing a consolidated World Hash Directory at each Interhash provides hectares) of prime land for the new Hash House, a Development just a snapshot of hashing and motivates hashers around the world to provide updates and verification for Order has been approved and architects are presently preparing inclusion by a deadline. The World Hash Directory becomes a valuable reference when access to the detailed building plans, including internal fittings and furnishings. internet is not available. Search engines such a Google offer volumes of websites on hashing but so much of it is useless as many of the websites have not been updated for many years and are not likely to ever Visit the website – www.thehashhouse.org – and: be. The internet references within World Hash Directory will be the most current as they have been reviewed as part of the general update process. • Become part of Hash history and assist financially by Thanks to the many hashers from around the world who provided updates of hashes to regional hash becoming a member of the Foundation. websites before the deadline. Thanks to Honkers who transformed the basic hash listings into a structured Check out the Virtual Hash Museum. publication, Thanks to all the regional hash website editors who packaged the information up into suitable • formats so it could easily be processed. Regional website editors include Slumpy, Mr Peeeeenut, Ra, Room Check out your Hash’s Genealogy. Boy, Flashman, JR, Hazukashii, Liz Tan, Proposition, Peter T Piper, Peeking Ong, D2HD, Bushbasher, • Spinning Dwarf, Prof, Baldrick, W.E.N.D.Y. and Deep Throat. On! On! D2HD 2 3 Perth Hash Directory:Perth Hash Directory 30/1/08 4:52 PM Page 4 REGIONAL HASH WEBSITES (Websites that list all known hash chapters in a region loosely defined.) Updated list maintained at Hash Heritage Foundation – Directories on website www.thehashhouse.org AFRICA Malaysia URL: www.africahash.co.za/ URL www.malaysiahash.org e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Philippines The original Hash House in 1938. The planned New Hash House. AMERICAS URL: www.sflu.com/luh3/page7.html e-mail: [email protected] Canada URL: www.hash.ca Singapore e-mail: [email protected] URL: http://lioncityhash.com/singapore.htm Progress report on rebuilding the Hash House e-mail: [email protected] Caribbean URL: www.half-mind.com/carib.htm South Asia By Joe Doraisamy, e-mail: [email protected] (India – Sri Lanka -Pakistan – Nepal – Bhutan – Kazakhstan – Chairman 1998 Kuala Lumpur Interhash Committee Uzbekistan -Tajikistan) Central America URL: http://asia.geocities.com/hashsouthasia URL: www.half-mind.com/cent_am.htm e-mail: [email protected] In 1998, having donated RM250,000 to 10 charities, the 1998 Interhash Committee decided to donate the balance e-mail: [email protected] of RM185,000 (US$60,000) towards the formation of a foundation charged with the principle task of rebuilding The Thailand & Mynamar South America URL: www.bangkokhhh.com/link2_all_ thailand_hashes.html Hash House for the use by people and Hashers worldwide. The original Hash House in Kuala Lumpur, in which URL: www.half-mind.com/south_am.htm e-mail: [email protected] Hashing was founded in 1938, was demolished in the 1960s. e-mail: [email protected] In the year 2000, the Hash Heritage Foundation (or Yayasan Hash Heritage in the Malaysian national language) was United States of America EUROPE and UNITED KINGDOM established and managed by a seven-member Board of Trustees. The formation of the foundation, unlike in many URL: www.half-mind.com/usa_hash.htm URL: www.hhh.org.uk/ e-mail: [email protected] other countries, was a fairly complicated process and it took a lot of effort and time to complete the exercise. e-mail: [email protected] Land is a prerequisite for the rebuilding exercise and the Board then focused its attention on site selection and land ASIA MIDDLE EAST acquisition from the Malaysian Government (the price of commercial land in KL was and is beyond its reach). It Brunei URL: www.hasher.net/gulfhash2.htm was a monumental task and I know very well, having been a senior government officer for many years, of the URL: http://www.geocities.com/Pipeline/Curb/1352/Brunei.htm e-mail: [email protected] complexities of land acquisition. The strenuous efforts of the Chairman of HHF, Fu Chee Cheng, and the Board, email: [email protected] produced results and the authorities allocated one acre of prime land to the Foundation in 2005. The success gave China OCEANIA a tremendous boast to the morale of the Board. (Mainland – Hong Kong – Macau – Taiwan – Mongolia) Australia URL: www.hashchina.com URL: www.hhh.asn.au The Board concentrated its attention, for the next two years, on land survey, design and obtaining the necessary e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] approvals from KL City Hall. The Board then established a Management Committee of 14 members, charged with Indochina the responsibility of completing The Hash House. The task now, for the Board and the Management Committee, is New Zealand (Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam) URL: www.nzhhh.co.nz to raise funds to complete the rebuilding of The Hash House. URL: http://hanoih3.com/?indochina e-mail: [email protected] In summary, after 10 years, these volunteers have remained enthusiastic and the Board largely intact. There is e-mail: [email protected] Pacific Islands RM145,000 still remaining from the original RM185,000 mainly because none of the volunteers has charged the Indonesia URL: www.geocities.com/hashpacific/index.html Board for their expenses. Foundation expenses were mainly for administration, taxes, professional fees and URL: http://geocities.com/indonesiahhh/ e-mail: [email protected] acquisition charges. As Chairman of the KL 1998 Interhash Committee, I am happy that the money donated to HHF e-mail: [email protected] Papua New Guinea is being put to good use. Japan URL: www.pnghashing.org.pg URL: http://gotothehash.net/japan.html e-mail: [email protected] The final task for the resurrection of The Hash House is to raise the necessary rebuilding funds. I would like to urge e-mail: [email protected] all hashers to participate in the rebuilding of OUR HOUSE, by becoming a member of The Hash House and all Korea Hash chapters by becoming Hash House Partners. Log on to www.thehashhouse.org for details. URL: gotothehash.net/korea.html e-mail: [email protected] On-On 4 5 Perth Hash Directory:Perth Hash Directory 30/1/08 4:52 PM Page 6 AFGHANISTAN - ANTIGUA ARGENTINA - AUSTRALIA AFGHANISTAN ANGOLA ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA South Asia Hash Page Africa Hash Page South America Hash Page Australia Hash Page URL: http://asia.geocities.com/hashsouthasia URL: www.africahash.co.za URL: www.half-mind.com/south_am.htm URL: http://www.hhh.asn.au Updates to: [email protected] Updates to: [email protected] Updates to: [email protected] Updates to: [email protected] *********** *********** *********** *********** Hindu Kush HHH Luanda HHH BAHHH – Buenos Aires HHH AUSTRALIA – Australian Capital Territory Mixed Hash, runs every other Thursday at 2130, in Bagram.
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