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MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1914

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*VICTORIA.'

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THE CHINA MAIL.

AMERICA "POLO OUPtional cup next month is Better than

TEAM FINALLY CHOSEN.

Improved" ChanoM.

(By Polonius in the "Dally Tale graph.")

"

Mr. John Traill has sccepted an inri- tation from Lord Wimborne to scoom.

the 1013 four dospite the many deform in hans suffered at the hode of Mr. Buck master's umbiration. It wa bent the Britishoes," ba, said, “it will be a fight from first to last, and there is no just ficatia for batting odds of two to oca in favour of the American team.?!

Departure of the Te

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LAND WIKORUNE'S PLANS, Lord Wimborne's polo team, which la

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FOR SALE

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, wesborn balf of lot No. 57, BETH CONOTON, SHAMEEN, CANTON, together with buildings erected thereon, will be SOLD at PUBLIO AUCTION, as the Office of Maners. PUREILL and PAGE, Shameen, Canton, THURSDAY,, 25th of June, 1924, om- mencing at 11.10.

RH. NORTA. | Pany him to America se one of the tosh. to compote next month at Meadowbrook, Hongkong Currency must be paid, on the. [..

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who finally stand na follows:

Captain A. Temkinson, Captain J... 34. C. Cheupe, Captain F. W. Barrett, Mr. J. Traill,

Captain V.N. Loclutt (space maa),

A Marsonigram has been received Wimborne House, from the a.s. Mine [NRIVALLED position in the EU polis, in mid-ocean, that the thirty-s district, overlooking the Botanialpanies, which left England last Saturday Gardens and facing the Harbour.

Nomercsa quiet Suites with laxarlony (hay l) are in excellent health. They are axercised for two hours daily on the titted Bathrooms, Telephonse and Heatle Fans.

deck, and are all fit and well."

| Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting rooms hroughou

Telephone No. 1129,

Cable Address. 'Sachsol.'

Hongkong, September 1, 1908,

BRADSIDE

PRIVATE HOTEL,

1908

Long Idead, Now York, for the Inter national America Cup, on behalf of the Hurlingham Club, sails to-day trom Liver- peat in the Cunard liner Carmania.

The party consists of:

Lord and Lady Wimborne, The Duke of Panarinda,

· ·Captain F. W. Barrots (15th Hussars), and the Hon. Mrs. Bameti,

Mr. and Mrs. J, TYBill,

Que fourth of the purchase price, in day of the sale, and the balance when the transfer of titlu has been duly affected,

For account of the Estate of the late E. Z. Simmons, deceated.

R. E. CHAMBERS.

Phocutor. Canton, China, June 5th, 1914.

JAPANESE MAKERS.

Captain II, A. Tomkins (Royal Dra- gone)

Captain L. St. C. Chempe (King's Every kind of Footwear. Dragoon Guards).

Lord Wimborne is to be congratulateć Captain Y. . Lockets (17th Lancers). m having availed himself of the advice

They an axpected to arrive in New tendered to him by "The Daily Tae York on Sunday, thể an inst., on tha graph" in securing the services of Mr. | following morning, and will procved at A.3.3. Code 8th Ed. John Trill. Of the three Mosers. Trailt ongs to Piping Rock, Long Island, where now playing polo in London Mr. J. Tralli | they will be the gucets of the American is the best known. A finished and strong | Palo Association. The ponies, thirty-six horseman bo has a wonderful command in number, hare preceded the players of stroke, a style in play which is 60 con- in the steamship. Minneapolis, Marconi- sistent ns to be practically unvarying grains from which have reported thir and a quite unperturbable temperament animadu se being in good health and con- Mr. Trail was playing under disodvadition. They are exercised daily for two TANDING in its own grounds with |

Tennis and Croquet Lawns, Largees yesterday: the bumpy ground lot hours on the deck.

Lo Wimbone's official dution will. Airy and Well Furnished Rooms, Every him down somewhat badly, and he is but home comfort. Fine Vior of the Harbour, slowly getting over the effects of two proves him, to his great regres, from Telephone, No. 690,

severe options, which necessitate a staying in Amerien to see the rubber being bound up before he can play. The played out if it should be prolonged hard and good ground, however, beyond June 13, the data fired for the Teadowbrook should sub lum admirably, and he is a player who always rises to na occasion.

Apply to Mr F. W. WATTS,

Braewisle, 20. Macdonnell Road. Banzkonz. Sapbember 9, 1908.

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AMERICAN TEAM CHOSEN.

od match. The first match is are ranged for June 0, and should each sido win one game, a third will be played four days later, on the 13th. The House of Lords, however, will rooseomly after the Whitsun recoss, and the exigencies f the political situation compel Lord Wimborne's attendance. In this confict of engagements Loxl Wimbamo je obliged to put duty above his personal inclina.". tions. New Youx, May 17,

J. "M. Waterbury is Cap-sin.

I im enabled to announce that the American polo team to meet the Ribah for ben boen tentativaly picked by the will line up on June as follows (wired the "Dady Telegraph's" correspondent):

No. 1. Mr. H. C. Phipps.

No. 2. Mr. J. M. Witerbury (Cap-

tain).

No. 3. Mr. Laurence Waterbury. Back. Mr. Devereux Milburn. Substitutes, Mr. Maledim Stevenson

and Mr. Rene La Montague.. According to the usual paliey, the team will not be officially manounced until a [few days before the first international

match.

The above combination, judged by the numatom practice games, is formidable, but certainly does not mund that of last

year, which included Mr. Harry Payne Whitney," and was banly able to hold the British at bay. I will be noticed with some surprise that Mr. J. M. Water- bury will play No. 2. Mr. Waterbury in this position is nt bir bost, but it is

[During the frat half of May there were very grave doubts as to whether England would send a team or cry of the last minute, and there was also considerable talk about postponing the matches. This has presumably been done, as the result recorded on page 7 inn Reuter is is the first intimation received in the Colony of the matches baing played.-Ed.];

THE "AMERICA" CÚT.

In view of the fact that the trial races of the three American defending yachte are now being held at Sandy Hook, the following descriptions of the yachts are

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HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr B. S. Abraham bit and Mrs A.

Adain

Mr L. Alor Mr. M. Alpart Mas P, Bab Mr E R. Unto Mr L. Beckinsalo Mrs F. R. Bellics Mr G. D

Bell D, J. Mr G.A. Bona Mra E. L. Bezer Mr

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Mr G. P. Curry"

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Mr A. B. Purvi Mr & Mr Darteano Air ER.

Bast and 2 children. Particular attention attaches to this

Misa F. Rear Mr.D S. S. Douglas Mr J. Reynolds. yesta series of contests for the "America" Cu, because of the fact that they will be Mme. L. Duecroi-it Master L. Reynolds

rale heid

Mrs Feddon ümler A DOW of fyacht monsure Miss M. E Duffy

Soomann fourth Shamrock has resulted in the can- Ehrenfels struction on the other side of the Atlantic Mrs B. Fallarton

Mr J. Gibb yacht. The three bota F been have measurement which

"The going to New York of the Mr and Mrs H, O. Smyth

Mr F.

Mr.V

Borby

hardly the pince frors which best to direct of three der he new rule of Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mies &..

his team's efforts.

:

..

Mr. Whitney's retirement from the team left a big guy at No. 3, a posin which it has been hard to fill, and polo experts here predict that Mr. Whitney's great strategy and his ability as tactician will be keenly missed.

Ir. Monty Waterbury, who takes his place as captain, while

up

which will govern the races. This rule was drawn with the object of correcting the defects of the old rule. Under the old conditions there was a box on water-line length and sail area, and cu nothing else. Provided the yachts did not ft on the waterling, the designers might maks their craft as broad, as deep. along on deck a they pleased; and

Mr... B.. Sorensen

Square Mr P. 0, do Gríao- Miso Alice Summers

gono

Mr H, E. Saffield Dr. Herbert To Capt. T. P. Hail Mr W. A, Hannibal Mr. M.-Tozer

Capt. H.A. Walker Mr G. Harper

A. Mr.And. Mra W. D. Hon. Mr E

Howeth C.M.G. Westerwelt Mr and Mrs J. Holy Master A. C. Wester.

kiczon

Welb

152 excellent the restes could have as large a sail area Commander H. H. Miss Mildred Water

they Working under this rule, it was found

player, does not nearly come up to Mr.

as wished.

1 Mr R. Hunter

Hough

U.S.N. . welt

Whitney us Th field captain. This an- doubtedly will be. the American team's that a yacht with broad, shallow, and Mrs T. J. R. Johns

arally wowshaped bull, with long orar. Mr. M. T. generally work spot this year, and, despito Mr. hangs,

great mass of land at the Capt & Mra Kockr:

by Mrs Lambert driven Whitney's repeated statements to the bottom of a

¡Mr E. B. Lambert the fastest

Ca deep keel and Bailer, under the Average

Mise Helen Wester

walr

Mr and Mrs R E

Westerwolf

Mr F. W..White Mr & Mrs B Winkler

General Merchants contrary, it is confidently predicted here a cast spread of surge other conditions Mr S. E. Lawrance. Mr G. G. Wood

that should America lose the fimb Test off Sandy Hook. The most extreine yacht Mr G. T. Lloyd miatch the great pole leader will forgo built under the old rule was the Reliance

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Gibb Livingston & Co. June 19, ab:10 am. Gibb Lington & Co. July 10, at 10 m2, Osaka Shosen Kaisha July 8 .. The Bank Line, Ld... June June 29.

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D. Sassoon & Co.,

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19,

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Ouka Shisen-Kashs July 9, at Noos Canadian Be R. Co Juno 25. ...Canadian. P'hc R. Co. Jaly L

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Me and Mrs E. L. Mr Hoogowerff.

Mr A. D. Look Agnetis Dr and Mrs G. D. R. MrF.O. Mason Burley Dr & Mrs Evan-Jones:

Black

Mr and Mrs J W. Mr G. A Jonker

Bolles

Miss H. Bollen

Mr M. J. Bream

Sir Francis Piggott MIR. J. RAWINOR Mr & Mrs J, Robart-

Mr Davenport Browne son Mr A. & Carleton Hire G. Sachse MxJ 8. Chalmers Mr W. Schofield

C. Y. B. Siri

Mr W &. J. Cooper Capt.

Capt.

žimo. Luiz de

me.

Correa

Corres Mrs

W Smith

Dog. Button

Mr F. H. Boker

Mr. J. J. M., Elisa Me and Mrs Bell and Mr & Mrs Koch

children (Dr MoKean Ma Bordier Mr & Mr Bryson

his own inclination and once again head which on a water-line longth of just under

Doft, was over 140ft in the team against the invaders..

length

deck, and 16,000 The new

of canvas, Eig Four" on Friday played spread

equare fret

(L&T, Q, R. Archer, Mia Humphrey. The changes

introd need under the: 13 zula the exappiest game of the season, de were in the direction of producing a mos

R.A.M.O.. It-Col. H. w, Iles. feating a strong combination by gels practicable and better sea boat with Me & MM W. Arm. R.G.. to 4 Rough dasties prevailed, and larger displacement and a

viaswaller draft,, A strong

Capt. & Mra Ivans overal tad spills were narrowly averted comparis a of the dimensions of the three Mx Beard

Mr Lee Jones defending yachts of the present Benson, It is to be noted that throughout the practice gunes the members of the Ame rican team, in their feverish desire to got at the ball. have incumed numerou

Maj. & Mrs MoMans In respect of two of the principal dimen- penalties for foul play, and in Friday'ssions the threa American yachts are alike.

Mi & Mix Mitchell game the international teams.

were Each is 74ft 9in-in length on the load Mr & Min Carmichael, more and child. :: before an opponent's pony most dan Also there is not much difference penalised 13 goal for crossing three times waterline, and the draft of each is 15ft 9in Mr M, Chry

in the

Capt. Monteill,

BAMC. gerous action, and calculated to bring beam, The Defiance is 22ft Bin, the Yasitie Mr Casulli

Li 22ft, and the Resolute 21ft Sin wide.

air and Mre Coppins Mr Nixon. both ridens and ponies to the ground. overall length, however, there is differ A. Consland Mr J. Plommer

The news cabled bere to-day that the ance. The Vanitie is 119, the Defiance for Da B.. English team boas Buckmare 115ft, and t

d the Resolute 106ft. Sin. Another combination on Saturday is welcomed The Bresolute spreads 8,188 square Me W. G Dove

intersting festure of difference is the sail Major Dorgan plin. an indication that the invaders are not foch Vanitie 9,465 square foot, and De ne, wook as is represented, and the Ame- Sance 9,919 square feet. The o construction rican team's stromuou practice game on of the Resolute,

been built which has Mr. Phipps's field or Meniowbrook by Henahoff, consists of

depth to-day seemed to reflect a realiation by deep mee, varying fer fram Gibson Mr BA Books

from 8in to

with lighter the Big Four that they must between, and longitudinal frames fol- Col. Dorion. Hall, L., Col. & Mrs Ushers all their strength if they hope to resin lowing the line of the international trophy.

TEL.

•New York, May 10:

scams of

I-Opl J.J.Hadalike,

Mr H. P.Thom. Md D. Fikins Med. J. K. ThS COF Mr & Mrs A. Förber

Mr B. H. Collie Hat Capt A. H. Kinssird

Watson, A.8.1

Lowes Mr T. L. Hürrison MOH Hertel

Mr E. W. Weller

Mr J. W. Wion

CLASZTOK BOTAL

Majo & Min PyncMr I B. Austin MJ. J. Jackso

B.E.and children Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr. J. J. Martin

MT. H. Hartlo Balnotine Mr G. Barces Me 6. Pankin Ident, Ca W. Crow Me J.

be LE

MAIRE

Mr Evans Major Falaknis · Mr Feibick 3 W. Gibinas

8. MrBossy

Mr A Biasota

the bronis plating-> The platang, which is BAKO laid, or with-flush, seems and butt jointry Ste B: Grimmsil consists of 5-37in, manganese brons. The Mr. B. A. Hala Mr. Whitney's Opinion of the Ameron mant is built of nickel steel, and is Plin.

in diameter at the food

Mr Hardian The Resolute is docked with

Mr F. &. Hamland plates 73

7-82fn, thick. The lead-keel mes Mr and Ms W. G. mares nesly. 271 on top, and is 4ft రో

Humphreys- Fry the

heel and Gin, at the neck. America's tentativo international polo deep st.

hallof the Defiance is constructed of Majer & Mrs Hum tomm, was badly beaten, yesterday for the stool-franing of laid by her doon ka said second time since the prsation guem of wooden sheathing... The decl commenced by a combination of second with pine. The lead balls is 4ft. Ding deep rate players, Mr. Barry Whitney, who at the heel and 7ft deep at the ncia, and it measures about long the top. The usually referees: thegazky and, about tessming of the ROGERS Okabay

5.60 per Annum daivered in Bonkey his advios to the

Porta

participita ya

that the intern

Uberly lost.

the comment that

and

france: 1in, deep. They plating is of repli manganese bronze, which svazias

phony, &ES

Mr 0, Skotu donne Mas-1. Forest

Smith 4.0,D Mr and Mm 0. 1.

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Mr U. W. Walahar

Me E Gilbert

Mr XJ Grandy

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