By "Tue Squme In. striking contrast to last. year's match, which was very one-sided indeed, the "Fourth of July" Polo Match, played on July 'LI on the Shanghai ground, was' exceptionaily close and exciting, and although it was only on rare occasions that the game was really fast, interes! never flagged for a second, and the final seore—si< goals to five—was 3 very fair Indication of the play.
Accordingly, Mr. J. Lo Wade, who, with at least @ round half-dozen easily could be. mentioned, surely near qualifying for similar proposed:—"That, as a mark of the high esteem in which D, McAlister, Fr. Reiber, W. and R. P. Phillips are held, and fu expression of our appreciation of the fne service these gentlemen have life erie' of he Shanghat "Rae, reation Club." eae ne
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