The Shanghai Yacht Club is only one of many of the Settlament's sporting associations that is but just beginning really to settle down after the check imposed by the war. Having pulled itself together, however, it is starting out vigorously and, happy in the recollection of quite a good' season past, it now has every confidence of such a season to come as will break all its records. There are old and tried yachtsmen, like Mr.
T. Byrne and Mr. T. Mellows, still in executive office; and. a young, but competent skipper. Mr. E. A. Brodie, who is displaying extraordinary energy for an honorary official, has taken over the duties of secret Already the membership list. has shown. a healthy swelling and it is doubtful whether any other club in Shanghai can boast of members drawn from every section of society, yet pulling together so well. It is not a taipans' club, nor a clerks' club; it is a club for all and, out in their smart racing craft, or on their carefully patched-up floating headquarters, the Foam (soon, they all hope, to be replaced by something more permanent) they are the happiest lot of sportsmen.
Tue Row or Munpens, The membership roll at present stands at 116, the members being:
Messrs, H.R. C. Adams, A, E. Alga, T Anderson, S, Beng, 0, Borsani, A: L. Blechynden, E, A. Brodie, S. M. Butter, E. T. Byrne, S. Berry, J. Burn. side, J. D. Campbell, J. C. Campbell, H. Cole, A, H. Coveney, T. B. van Corback, T. P. Granston, R. Inck. Dal gliesh, R. W. Davis, A. 8, Dickson, J.
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