The rs, By 00, TowThe Nanyuen Mans One ile Sale Tangshan Hardica act a quarter nutes IeMEewte chee Swiftfoot, CoG. Jacks ili © Speotman's gees. Zone Time, 1.00 see. number of small clubs, i the muck de-capped members of nots would be benet ted by [the Foam who had sent n tug bads jon, and it]to tow in the stragglers. hen all ued assembled, the Come the Foamy to Mis Majesty wae on pledged wit all the enthusiasm ud wiourned with vote to the chairmen Mr, 1. Uy, H—The Newchwang Plate Seven furlongs 4 es and Encouraging Prosper for Season There followed a toast. te ud the usual formalities, various crews diss persed, to come together later the afternoon for a race back t+ were" all "at sen thee oak..|to 9 levelling up, for, although was a fairly even start, the Come that comes toy, Lucky ¢[S—The Flentien Handicap, (15 Class) Nine furlongs bay, Agi iy"trg laneting bea —Woliandia's bay, Frisia Ome and a quarter miles.
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ced s to position and wind had the voce in hand fron thet art He had the Violet an ener two minutes to the good over Uke Tine, with the Tyne Lass (Into, Gistosi—a perfect gem as (0 look been done up under *|her new ownership—as her neares challenger. As they settled dow the Wak Leo drew out and at ths muivadare wor end the proc with one of Bos cristo Pome was dangerously near the Violet, but the rest of the fleet had, viet been need, However, why ror sccumler, 't was agreed, ence told and there was a point where the Violet was sent across te the Pootunie side to get the bene of a tide which was hours Tate: the ce chose to hang on to the nighai side and this was her une fa" in countless years pay Commodore shankd 0
Thin war #20 that the doing, for the Violet erossed the ling, well ahead on time allowance and most appropriately won the first flag nf the scaser udo Ca Ge dae 1—The Shansi Mate ant a trip Three quarter mile who had done The mos: excitement happened over the nominal honour of securing: thind place. Round Pootung Point, in particular the veteran skipper the Corsaire, the Mignon, and the the kin Me. J. Neil, now on} pet practically abreast, but th had the ins shore berth and the tide and she keps gemip of ie be: ished third.—Whether on allowances is a mnvadores Mrs de 3
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K. ki matters but she deserved nur for beating such a sadlily conditioned bent as ths ch the club expects to [do great things this season, ones. [her sew skipper gets a knowledge of what it ly ty race with or agains the river's many curvants.
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