Won by a head; one length between Bremner) 151-3 scoond and third. Time, 2 min. 47 sec.
"ood wishes; and also for another} 2.
2.—Tue New Yean Settixc Race.— purpose, to swell the funds of local One mile. charities; and this he thought, with their assistance, they had succeed-Mr, Lansing's ches.
Lanchester, ed in doing. 'Mr.' Jackson also took the opportunity. of asking Uto's bik. Spaghetti (Mr. H, F. Hu) ale those present to join with him in Gray igre) wishing Bon Voyage to an old and ww'e grey Unionist 147-2
(he Vida) 150-3 respected member of the Club who, Won by three lengths; a_simil he was sorry to say, was shortly tone between second and third. Time, leaving them. He referred to his 2 min. 06} sec. old friend and Consul-General, Mr.
Jamieson. Whilst he had been Z—Tur New Year Haxprcar—One in Shanghai, Mr. Jamieson had mile and a quarter. done a great deal to sup-sis sport of all kinds, and had Mr, Henry Morrise's br. Petersfield een more particularly ' interested in the Race Club. On behalf of all Messrs. Winsome & Hast 'a grey. (Mr Morriss) 149—1 The Heron (Mr. Hill) present, he wished him a_ happy Nagai's bay Haruna" (Mr. new year and success in his post, wherever it might be. (Applause).
Won by three Teng!
"Three cheers—and a tiger'" tween second and third. Time, 2 min. were heartily given for the Consul-402 sec.
General.
4.—Tae New Year Scramace.—Five Mr. Jamieson, in response, said furlongs. he was an old member of the Club and at one time a "playing" mem-'Messrs. Winsome & Hasty's ches. ber. and he hoped. when exchange The Hawk (Mr. Shaw)......155—went down and his pay increased.
Mr. Fhy's dun Climax (Mr. LIF. to be so again; but this would be fu). a Messrs. Harry & Joe's ches. Soft sen the Greek Kalends rolled up Thing (Mr. Bremner) aughter). He was extremely Won by @ length end a half; one touched with the way in which length between second and third. "Time, they had honoured him that day.
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