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ON THE HAWKINS.
FRINCE POPULAR WITH CREW.
Given no Privilege at Sea."
Prince George is one of the most popular officers on board the cruiser Hawkins, flagship of the British Asiatic Squadron, and although the Prince has been, on the cruiser only about four months, he is regarded as a capable sailor and efficient exeen
V.R.C. AQUATIC FESTIVAL.
DEAD HEAT IN 200 YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Veteran Again."
Once again thore was a poor at- tendance to watch the events in the third day's programme of the V.R.C. Aquatic sports' at the Club's bath.
FOES TO BOLSHEVISM.
INSPIRING MESSAGE TO ARMY LEADERS.
To encourage the anti-Red Can- tonese Army in their present cam- paign against the Canton Reds the All-China Anti-Red Union has addressed the following telegram to the Commanders of the army:
"The Cantonese Army in Eastern Kwangtung:
"Bolshevista Chang Kal-shels, Wang Ching-wei and C. C. WE, All events were well contested taking orders from Soviet Russia, and some excellent performances
own countrymen. Inwardly they accomplished. The 200 yards are attempting to destroy their championship of the Colony pro-encourage labour to go against duced a good race and an exelting their employers and outwardly they finish, D. Lyon and A. F. May mak-.
frame up anti-foreign movements; On the cruiser he is merely a subing a dead, heat of it after Lyon They are hated by man and God lieutenant in the British Navy. His had been leading by barely half and unpardonable in earth and life at sea is the same as any the on other officer of his rank Hawkins, his fellow officers aver, and he "takes his turn without the
tive.
slightest equivocation,
a yard front the start.
The long plunge proved Interest. ing and was won by the veteran C. J. Cooke by the narrow margin of nine inches. J. H. Witchell was second with a fine plunge of 61 feet 3 inches.
heaven."
"When reading your recent cir- cular telegram, we learn that you are mobilizing your force on the Hang Itaver, where the anti-Red banners are highly hoisted, and The 100 yarda championship for pre to drive the wizards from Can- peace and prosperity. This deter. boys was won by F. Roza Pereira ton, thus delivering the people to in very convincing style from J. Smination shall receive blessings Lyon, The 100 yards championship from far and near. of H. M. forces drew three entries. and Pte. Edwards ran away with the race after Humberstone had been, hanging close on his heels for three parts of the race.
Sub-Lieutenant Halsey, who was pointed out as the "officer to sco" with regard to Prince George-for Halsey is nide to the royal lieutennat Avows that the Prince is a good seaman and that he likes life in the Navy.. That is the concensus of a number of the Hawkins' officers.
"When wo are out at sca," one of them said, "ho is treated just like any other man of his rank on board
The anal programme will com- He likes it, or appears to like the lile, and certainly the men like him.mence this afternoon at 3 p.m. It He takes his turn just like the rest is notified that a race not mention- of the officers. No especial attentioned in the programme will be held is paid to him, and he would rather to-day. This is for Chinese ladies. Two entries have been received have it that way, of course."
and more would be welcomed by the officials,
Results.
That sort of thing is expected from his fellow officers once one has soen Prince George. He was asked- to poso for a photograph. The
Four Langths handicap (mem- Hawkins was crowded with camera bers), Ist. heat, f. J. V. Ramsay men soon after she anchored off (71 see.), 2. J. Stewart, 2nd, heat Yokohama Harbour. He gonecated1 D. Laing (62 sec.), 2. A. Botelho and came bounding up the parröw, sleep companionway to the Admiral's (60 sec.)
deck.
There is frankness about this Prince that shows why the Bri- tish are so proud of their royalty, He appears sincere, somewhat diffi. den, almost with a certain youthful-j ness and vigour. He looked to Cal tain Royle for instructions as be retched the deckamlared the cameras,
Then Be strode across to a spot unprotected by the awning and, atanding in the glaring sunlight, per mitteil the clicking" cameras tour their worst. He smiled engagingly, his dark, handsome face night with amusement and interest in the, pro- ecedings. It had been stated before he came up that there wild be no interviewing
A moment later he
100 Yards Boys Championship.
The work of the Bolshevists has, however, made good progress. The pretend to be doing construc tive works, and pretend also to be anxious to settle the present labour strike. By 'so pretending they ex- pect to soften the anti-Red movement and discourage the
East River, anti-Red military campaign in the
"When we look around the condi tions in our own side, we find that unless we hold together strongly it will be difcuit for us to carry out our policy and achieve success. Difference in political opinions should be accepted with utmost honesty. Then, there will be no provincial or partial pre- Judices among us and everybody will rush to meet the enemy.
1. L. Roza Pereira, 2, J. S. Lyon, Succour our yellow race and kill those Red slaves. When once we Time 74 2/5 sec,
Long Fange, Colony Champion-firmly decide to act thus there will ship. 1. J. Cooke (62 feet), 2, be no difficulty in restoring peace in Kwangtung province: Carrying J. H. Witchell (61 ft. 3 ins,).
200 Yards Championship of the bows and halberds, you soldiers of Colony, J. Lyon and A. F. May the people fight on the front. At- tacking with mouths and pens, we dead hent in 2 m. 10 sec.
civilians have sworn, to back you
Four Lengths Handicap, Ladies:
1, Miss C. Smith, 2, Mias M. Bluns-up. After this telegram is des- patched to express our enthusiasm, don. Time, i m. 33 1/5 sec.
Final Girls Two Lengths. 1,we await reports of victory from Miss.D. Hunt. 2, Miss C. Dixon. you.
The All-China Anti-Bolshevist Time 42 3/5 sec.
100 Yards Breast Stroke, Colony Union." Championship. 1, Cpl. Lidster, 2, Time 1 in. 22 Wan Kwong-tin. sec.
Twn -Lengths Handicap (Army and Navy), 1. Bandsman Scott. 2,
PURE MANILA ROPE in company with the British Pte. Edwards. Time 23 3/5 sec.
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Resemblance to Father. Below, on the inain deck, he strut led about, Muniting with his fellow officers for all the world like one of, them in every way. He is lithe in build, a young man of 24. perhaps a little over six feet tall, with Black! Lair that he parts on one side. In
Two Lengths Team race won by. Brodie following team, E. A.
(Capt.). G. R. Razaret, E. W, Rail ton. A. A. R. Botelho, J. Stewart, J. Kent, J. Soares and A. Kitchell.
Four Length Handicap (Girls under 15), 1, D. Hunt, 2, E. Allen.. Time 1 m. 39 2/5 sec.
100 Yards Championship H. M. Forces. 1, Pte. Edwards. 2, Cpl.
the long Ines there is ʼn resemblance Humberstone. Time 71 3/5 sec.
to his father, after when he was named
He is apparently n most likeable chap in every way and no man on board the Hawkins should not diko this hearty youth who is their Prince. If one could have elatiéd with him it might have been found
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