The Recs made a welcome return to form when, at the Ci rome, on Saturday, they van riot gainat_a weak Chinan team, scoring a. dozen goals without reply. Throughout the first half, Chinan had an equal amount of the play, Int their ishing lacked the polish ints 'AIL the for Hutchison, an the winners "fielded less] than six reserves, their victory; will yank ax one of the best po formances of the season. thirteenth goal proved to be lucky, for Cochran missel a po Cochran; Logan, Me-Grieve," Ihe 'After the dinner, well served the usual manner, Nir, G, G, Phillips, past president' of the Cambvidgs Union, proposed the toast of "Alma Mater, after the president had, in the ordinary course, called upon' the gathering {6 honour the toast of the ing. Mr. Phillips was a. trifle apologetic over his qualifications aa newcomer, but. quickly, in his anecdotes, showed that he had nothing to fear by comparison with thoee who "had. gone before him, His speech was well received.
Mr. Reader Harris then_ proposed the health of the xivest, Sir Frede-
apeceh he referred to. the work Sir rick Maze. "In an extremely happy Hredericke had done for China. and for the Powers in friendly relations with that country, which were testified toby the knighthood conferred by His Majesty. and by de-oration'. from. the Chinese,. the Japanese, the Portuguese, ard the Norwegian—he did not pretend to remember them—all—governments. spon the person of Sir, Frederick wished the Inspector-General '$f the Chinese Maritime Customs, alt of the best" during his forthcoming Jeave—the first he had had Yor thirteen years.
ly he touched upon Sir serick's hobby—yathts, or small oats of any description, and raised several laughs by his witty comparisons of the miniature" each with Sir Fredevick's past combina-ions of work with relaxation in raised In Customs preventive While the credit of China as typified in the Chinese Maritime Customs may not be Al at Lloyds.
"it is nonetheless stock markets of the world." he inferred that the evedit for thi state of affairs was sive in no smal Part "oS Concluding he wished "bon voyage.
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