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REGATTA AT CANTON,
CANTON SUCCESSES.
The Regatta of the Canton Rowing Club was held on Saturday on the river a little above the Foreign Concessions, where most of the European population was gathered. The reach of the river looked exceedingly pretty, wooded as it is right down to the W | water's edge, and if the weather had only been more kind everything would have been ideal. The course was kept beauti- fully clear for the events and no sampans or junka were allowed to go up by this route during the afternoon, though during the big race a aamupan did come out from the side of the river and crossed the course right in front of the Hongkong boat. Special launches were running to convey people to the scene of the rowing and everything was done by the Canton Rowing Club to make the day's outing a
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LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The C.P.R. str. Empress of Japan Jeft Vancouver on the 3rd April, a.m.
The P. & 0, chartered str. 1, Leonardi from Bombay is expected to arrive here on or about 11th April
The C.P.R. str. Empress of India left Shanghai on the 8th April, at 0 p.m., and arrives at Nagasaki on the 7th April, at
5 a.m.
The I.G.M. str. Bülow, carrying the German nails, with dates from Borlin
Success.
A little late and in disagreeable weather the first race was started. There was a continuous drizzle and the water was a trifle choppy, but though it threatened all through the races it did not really rain till the very finish and then it came down in torrente.
1-HONG GIGS.-Four Oare, Chinese Crows, 1 mile.
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So Lai Wo.' E. Wo
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Royal Hongkong Yacht Club (Red.). at. Iba Bow C. W. O. Mayno. 11 11
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6.—INTERFORT SENIOR PAIRS-Open to any Crews representing any Amateur Rowing Club. § milo,
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et. lbs. Bow R. Brow
11 112 19
Stroke E. Momber ...
Cox G. A. Caldwell.
A Canton Rowing Club.
Bow F. C. Herb
Stroke W. Imhoof
Cox A. Hotson....
st. lbs.
11
131
This was looked forward to as a good raco, and it provided as much excitement as the big race Hongkong got a fine start and gained half a longth. At the half distance, however, Canton were about a length ahead and slowly gaining. The Hongkong pair made the big effort at the three-quarter mile mark, but the gruelling race in the Fours told ite tale, and
although they reduced the lead to half a length they could do no more. Canton won by half a length, thus exactly reversing last year's verdict,
8. INTREPORT JUNIOR PAIRS,- mile. Open to all not competing in Senior Pairs and Challenge Cup
Royal Hongkong Yacht Club.
3 E. Momber.....
Stroke A. Murdoch..
Cox G. A. Caldwell
Canton Rowing Club (Blue.).
Fet. Iha.
Bow H. Lebmana......
MAR 12:
2 R. Johnson
12
3 F. C. Herb.
11
Bow J. A. Py
Stroke W. Inhoof
* 13 4
Stroke A. Thomas
st. lbs. 116 11 11
"Cox G. A. Caldwell ... 7
Couton Rowlag Club.
st. lbs. 11 10 10 10
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Con A. Hotson
The wind was dead against the course and the tide was just on the turn when this, the race of the day, was started. The water was a bit choppy, but nevertheless there was a good start. Canton pulled 42 and Hongkong 32 in the first minute Cantor, going steadily ahead, got a lead of about one length at the half mile, a sumpan getting in the way making Hong kong lose another half length, Hongkong, however, now put thor backs into it and at the three-quartat mark they were. From hore scarcely anything behind.
onwards it was a repetition of the race at Hongkong. The long driving stroke of Hongkong gave them a lead of a canvas and their victory soomed certain, but in the last three strokes Imhoof, by a desperate effort, gained the verdict by one foot, and so Canton get back the Challenge Cup that they had lost last year by about half a length. The time was 6min. 25secs,
3.-RAG PAIRE.- mile.
Blue
Bow C. M. Alport Stroke F. Ortlapp Cox A. Hotson
Bow K. Kastreno ........... Stroke E. Land ..... Cox A Brinckmann White.
st. lbs.. 12 13.10.
st. lbs.
14
A 10 10 10
st. lbs.
10
&
5
Bow W. A. Shers Stroke B. V. Sunderland..... 11 Cox A. M. Paget
9 2 This was an easy race for Alport and Ortlepp, who won as they liked from Shera and Sunderland after leading all the way.
of the 18th March, left Colombo on the 4-OPEN FOURS-Open to all not com- 5th April, a.m., and may be expected here on or about the 16th April.
The I.G.M. str. Prin Waldemar left Sydney on the 4th April, at 8 pm, and may be expected hers on or about the 27th April.
The str Dilwara left Calcutta on the 1st April, and may be expected here on or about the 19th April.
PASSED THE CANALL
March 6th
Guernsey.
peting in Challenge Cup and Senior
Paire 1 mile. Maj
Royal Hongkong Yacht Club.
Bow J. A. Fym k
2 G. H. Kales 3. B. Roed
Stroke W. Paysen Cox G. A. Caldwell
Victoria Recreation Club.
st. lbs.
11
12
11
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Bow F. Taylor.......
10
2 W. H. Morris
10 5
3. J. Cooke
12
Bencleuch,
Bradvale,
Stroko J. Forbes Cox G. W. Sowell
10 19
Brisgavia,
Canton Howing. Club.
at. lbs.
Bow A P. Mei
102
20. May
ID 10
3 P. Jansse
11 10
March 10th - Benavon,
Den of Crombie,
March 13th-Glenturret, Napan, Mon mouthshire, Egremont Castle, Urmula Rickmers.
March 17th-Brasilia, Callay, Indrani, Kaya Maru, Nippon Nganze, Paul Lecat,
March | 20th - Agamemnon, Calchus, Erroll, Sunda, Delta,
March 21th-Himalaya, Altmark, Nor deracy, Benmohre b
March 27th-Achilles, Bendoran, Balow, Cordillere, Iye Maru, Patricia.
March 31st-4truta Mara, Ellen Rick mers, Glenlochy, Lennog, Nippon, Suruga, Atreus, U. J. D. Ahlers..
April 3rd. Lycaon, Vera, Nore Pyrrhus, Glenfarg, Novara,
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Bow P. Janssen Stroice. 0 May Cox A. Hatson- Although only Canton and Hongkong had entered for this event, the V.R.C. were allowed to enter at the last moment. This appears to have caused the mistake by which the starter sent off the Canton and V.R.C, pairs when the Hongrong crew had only gone half-way to the starting point,
THE HAR FOR NAVAL Q10s-Was run in two parts, as there was such a differende between the British and French boats The Argus won the French race after really good finish and the Thistle wo the British race rather easily.
THE HONG PAIRE Was won easily by Messrs. Herb and Mei of Tai Wo
THE INTERNATIONAL RACK-Was won in the same manner by the German Four
Amid a thunderstorm, on board H.M.S. prizes to the successful competitors, after Sandpiper Mrs. Combo presented the which Mr. Walcot took Mr. Cameron's place as he was sick, and not able to be present, and thanked Mrs. Combe for a kindly presenting the prizes. Ho also wished to thank Hongkong for the excel- lent raees that they had put up and was sorry that they had not taken away some of the big prizes. Without their help there could be no Regatta, and that day they had put up the best races ever seen on the river. The only thing that was to be regretted was the weather, and even that might have been worse, so that it would not do to complain.
Mr. Momber, in reply, thanked the Canton Rowing Club for the good sport that they had and also wished to thank Ragatta to suit the Hongkong Club's He them for so kindly putting off their hoped that Mr. Imhoof, who is retiring after 14 years rowing in these waters, 1s years of almost everlasting wins, would see to it that Canton would be as good as ever next year and that the splendid racing of this year would be repeated.
KAWACHI MARU, Japanese str., 2,831, ▲
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Esat winde, mo-
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Humidity.
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3 HUDY, in percentage of atmaation, 13 bemidity of air esturated with moisture being 114.
4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points.
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Previons On Date On Date
Day
at à p.m. 5 am 2 pm
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30.11
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30 07
62.
61
Humidity Wind Direction
Poroe
78
90%
77
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FSE
NNE
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Week
Days
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 7th 13th April, 1914 £103 WATER A
Ikong,
Height
LOW, WAT
H'kong
Мево
Time
Time
'ues..
7 1.4 5
6.47 69
8 m 756 5 fm 143
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9 m
10:0
Satur. 11m 9
Sun 12
Mor
AWA MARU, Japanese str., 3,912, 8k and expense. Cargo remaining und
Tominaga, 29th March-Shangha TUESDAY, 7th inat, at Noon, will be landed No Fire Insurance will be affected by me in 26th March, General Nippon Yuger at Consignees risk and expense, any case whatever,
· Damaged - packages. mart –
· On Cargo remaining undelivered MONDAY,
t be left in the Kaisba
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and Dovelas, at 10 N. on MONDATE Wed Order: LAW A
All chated and otherwise damaged Cargo will and Thursvars. All Claims must be presentee BORNEO, German str., 1,348, J. Koehler, he examined at the above Company's Godown within ten days of the steamer's arrival here After which date they cannot be recognised 1st April-Sandakan 27th March, SATURDAY, 11th icat,, at 10 AM General--Meichers & Co.
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My otherwise they will not be recognised.
B. C. MORTON, it up, and the Canton four crept gradually CROYSANG, British str., 1,494, M. Court
Agent ahead. The V.RO. were losing groundner, 2nd April Swatow 1st April,
$32 to the Hongkong Club. At the half mile
General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
He gong 6th April. 1914. DEVAWONGSE, Brit, ate. 1,047, C. W. Shearer the Canton boat was a length ahead of 3rd April-Saigon 20th March, Rice the R.H.K,Y.C. and they in turn a length · A. Bone & Co. Vicent ahead of the RG Canton were puil-LIGUE, Norwegian str., 875, E. Fingalsen,
ing easily and prettily. At the three quarter mile mark, the VRC challenged Hongkong, spurting gamely at the finish and beat them by three-quarters of a length, but they were not able to catch Canton; the latter, answering spurt for spurt, won by half a length,
2nd April-Dalny 27th March, Beans,
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