4.—Hoxc Fours—Way Foong have chal-longed Taikoo this time and will make them row their hardest if they wish to be anywhere near at the Gnish. We have seen both crews going very nicely, and we are looking forward to a well contested race. We hope, however, that this year both boats will finish without capsizing. The Hongs will be represented b; Way Fong. Bow—Rainsford. 2—A. D. Broot. 3—J. Jackson. sike—¥: Rickard. Cox—
To close the programme, of what we consider a well arranged Regatta, we shall have the Club Eights, which is always an amusing rice if nothing else, as everyone by then is pleased with himself and everyone else, Holloway's Pills—This cooling. Medicine has the happiest effect when the blood is overheated anil a tendency to inflammatory action is set up in the system; one Pill taken jertly before dinner does away with the indigestion, fulness, and flatulency—indi andaperierts; they notanly relieve the bowels Durregulate every organ connected with them, pee rsene all acrid humours, and encourage a fic supply of all the secretions essential to free welt being.. Holloway's Pills thoroughly cleanse and pecfestly regulate the circulation, wey beget a feeling of comfort in hot climates and temperatures, which is most desirable for preservation of health.
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