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THE CHINA MAIL.

SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1930.

Homeside Picture Service

CAMBRIDGE AT PLAY.-The Cambridge crew in training at lfenley-on-Thames, during a strenuous half minute row.(Sport and General).

OXFORD AT WORK. --- Preparing in carnest for the great inter-Varsity boat race which takes place to-night Strenuous work during their morning's practice at Goring. Note the variety of expressions. (Sport and General).

THE EARL OF LONSDALE, one

of the most popular peers of the reak, and wifely Interested in all

manner of sports. - (Sport and

General).

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DXFORD'S CREW-The Oxford crew at Goring-on-Thames where they have been practising in earnest for the race. Group of the Oxford crew incinding, M. J. Waterhouse, C. M. Johnston, N. K. Hatton, R. V. Low, N. R. A. Edwards, L. Clive. D. E. Tinne, C. P. Mertineau, and C. L. Lutwyche. (Sport and General).

THE MARQUESS OF LON

DONDERRY. Chancellor of the

Queen's University, Belfast, since

1923, Lord Lieutenant of Co.

Durham since 1928. A promin

ent leader of the Conservative

Party, Londonderry House, Park Lane, being noted for its political

recaptions.(Sport and General).

KAYE DON'S HOPE OF NEW RECORD.-An amazing new British car called the "Silver Bullet" has been built at the Sunbeam Works, Wolverhampton, for Mr. Kaye Don's attempt to break the world's land speed re- cord at Daytona Beach, Florida shortly. The car has been designed by Mr. Louis Coatalen and has two enormous engines, which, although developing 2,000 h.p. each, weigh less than 1,000 pounds each. Of novel

design, the car in 30 ft. long, has a maximum width of under aix ft., and sighest point just over 3 ft. The machine, looking from the tall, showing the two stabilising vares, between, which an air brake has been fitted.—- (Sport and General).

FROM THE SAME LOG, →→ The boats for the Oxford and Cambridge University draws"bbing built by the same Putney firm-Messrs. V. Sime and Sons and from the wame cedar log.'. The boats are identical in length, 62 ft. 6 in, bat the beam of the Cambridge boat is an eighth of an inch wider on account of the extra weight of the Light Blue crow--(Sport and General).

VERY TEDIOUS WORK-Mr, R. E. Radley, of Harrow, Middlesex, the engraver who engraves the Lord's prayer on a threaponný picco, a verit-

able work of art (Sport and General).

three iklos who played the original, part of

önara: Braham (age)

and General)

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