To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cauta Datty Naws."
Sin,—Referring to your paragraph of "Curbine's" record, the following details of this famous horse's performances on the tucf may interest some of your readers:—Started in 43 races, winning 33, was second 6 times, thin 3 times, and laced once, when suffering from menes in the feet.
Tam, ete., will do it whicl having Grat of all to carefully investi of the author of the to ascertain whether or not his honorability iv up to such geode as to allow im to be compared to those who with honour wear a military uniform.
Tusnking you for inserting this letter.
Tam, ete, Mason Nunazzini Hi, 1. M. Consul-General in Shanghai, ath To the Editor of the "Nonra-Camx, Darty News."
81n,—My attention having been called to the fact that a letter in the nature of round robin was being dispatched by the Italian Cunsul-General to every organ of the local Proas, I have thought advisable to publish at once the followin The Italian Consul-General is good enough to permit himeelf the liberty of making the following statements ina hasty coromuvication scarcely dis. tinguished for that politeness and suavity which are such graceful acteristic of the poetic race be He says that on p. 202 in Bast"
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