A New Publication of Much Promise: Show Hints From a handful of sportsmen who were keen on starting something which would interest themselves and their friends, and who did not mind paying for "it—for Shanghai had money in those days—the Chino Kennel Club has passed as a proper-constituted club with open memership into the hands of other men Gstill_"Rpartemen). who run It -most feapably on sound business principles, with the result that developments follow thick and fast. Of the four honorary. secretaries the club has had since its formation in 1923, though each earned commendation doubtless well merited, none has been more energetic than Mr, J, TI, Hunter, the present incumbent, whose fertile brain appears constantly to be' at work for the bennet of dogs and dos Mr. Hunter's tatest effort" te the "China Kennel Club Gazette." No, 1 is a modest production, but it {s full of interest and. should lead to more bilious publications. With "the annual Dog Show Jess than two months away, not unnaturally matters concerning i occupy much of the imited space the gazette, in
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