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SWATOW REGÄTTA, The following is the programme of a Regatta to be held at Swatow on Thursday, the 30th in

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Committe-George Philips, Esq., Colin Jamie- son, Esq., Berd., Schaar, Esq., G. D. Pitman, Esq., John Andrew, Esq., Captain D.. Asveris, and Captain Farrow.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1882.

battle for the wasp jacket of Mr. Kerfoot; Wild Fang (late Earl Harold) Esperance, El Dorado, and a small, but well shaped chesnut griffin, join the team of Mir, Lewis. All these ponies looked in the best of health, and apparently bad a favorable passage down. I shall make further reference to them by and byc.

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I hear from Shanghai that a mob of 12.15 PM. Two Mile Kace.-Six cars-Open th

all Swatow and Masoo boats,-Chinese crews. very fine griffins, which arrived from New Foreign Coxswains.-Entrance fee, $3-chwang, were sold by auction on Saturday First boat, $15; second boat, $10.

week last, and realised very high prices. Four 12.45 1.M.-Two Mile Race.For all song fide of them were secured by Mr. St. Andrew at an

Merchant ships' boats.--Foreign coxswains. Time allowance, 14seconds per oat-Entrance outlay of Laels 600; Mr. Bill stamped up taels foc, $3.-First boat, $15; second boat, $10; 145 for a grand looking pony; and a very pro- third boat, $5.

mising griffin was purchased by Mr. Lewis of

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Sailing Race. For all Pilot boats and Men-of- war boats, Merchant ships' boats and harbour gigs.~~About 6 miles, round a course selected by the Committee.-Time allowance; half minute a foot over all-Entrance fee, $3. First Pilot or Man-of-war's boat, 820; first Mer- chant ship's boat, $20; first Harbour gig, $20.

Order of Starting. 100 P.M. Pilot boats and Men-of-war boats. 1.05 P.M.-Merchant ships' boats. 1.10 P.3. Harbour gigs. 2.50 P.M.—One Mile Race-Fouroars--Open to all Swatów and Masoo boats.-Chinese crews Foreign coxswains-Entrance fee, $3-First boat, $12; second boat, $6.

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2.30 PM.-One Mile Race.Four oars. Foreign crews and coxswains.-Open to all comers Entrance fee, Sto a boat-Prize, 5 cups, en- grared.

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MAX CARL JOHANN GROTE has Hongkong for taels te Judging from the high M been Authorized to An Out Fire in prices paid, these griffins must have been an ex-Hongkong and China from this date.

MELCHERS & Co. ceptionally good looking lot. I also hear that

Hongkong, 21st November, 1882. Mr. Edmund paid something over 150 taels for a

NOTICE. very fine pony, and that after taking him on the race course and giving him a short pipe opener, Mr, Henry offered him tac's 300 for his purchase, Tublic of Hongkong that he has opened a THE Undersigned begs to announce to the which offer was refused. It would seem after TAILORING and OUTFITTING Establishment all that there is some hope of the Hongkong at No. 13. Pottinger Street, where he hopes to Derby not proving quite a walk over for the meet with a Share of Public Patronage. Having good experience in the above Business (four years famous skewbald, Filbert.

in the employ of Mr. T. M. LAWSON, the well known Calcutta Outfitter) a perfect fit is guaran teed, at Strictly Moderate Charges.

A. M. ROBIN, Tailor and Qutfitter. Hongkong, 21st November, 1882.

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Blunder Blas did not arrive per Ningpa, and his noble owner and die enthusiastic, "I.C.U." have been mingling their tears together ever since. The anathemas which have been launched 3.00 RM-Consolation Race, Two Miles-Six at the head of the unfortunate individual who oara.Open to all comers-Winning boats in thought it better not to send the future Derby races Nos. and a disqualified.-Foreign cox-

winner with jolly Captain Cass, are too awful for awains. Entrance fec,, $2-First boat, $15; publication, so I will spare his feelings. "Blun- 3.30 P.M.-Dingy Race, Three-quarters of a Mile.der" will probably obtain a comfortable passage

-Foreign crews-Prizes, 3 cups.

second boat, 35

4.00 P.M.--Tic-d-Tac Race. To be sculled by Foreigners, Chinese excluded-Entrance fee, $1.--Prize, a cup, engraved.

4-30 P.M.-Sampan Race.-Chinese crews,-~ Four oars.-Open to all comers.--No entrance fee.-First prize, $8; second prize, $5; third prize, $3.

All boats subject to the approval of the Com mitice. Entries close on Thursday, the 23rd November. During the evening there will be a ball at the Club.

'SPORTING GOSSIP.

Aquatic sports appear to be again rising public estimation and favor in the Far East. have lately seen accounts of very successful regat. tas held in Japan and at Shanghai, and it is only a few days ago since a report of a first rate day's boat racing at Canton appeared in these columns. And now I observe that our athletic friends in Swatow have arranged to hold a regatta at their pretty little port on the last day of the present month. The programme, reproduced in another column, is a capital one, and should produce some exciting competitions. There are two events open to all-comers, but I suppose it is. scarcely probable that crews from Hongkong, or from any other Coast Ports, will enter the lists again, Swałow. However, even without any inter-port competition to raise the excitement to fever pitch, the Swatow Regatta is certain to prove a very enjoyable and most sporting affair.

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by next mail. A query for the sporting prophets: - Filbert is to "walk in" for the Hongkong Derby, how is it possible for Blunder Blas to win in a canter-as predicted by a certain famous horseman? The probable answer to this para doxical interrogation is that Filbert will "walk in" with the crowd.

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the Shanghai St. Leger victory of White Knight in the hands of a comparative novice in the art of race riding, forcibly recalled to my mirklan

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to the public as unrivalled by any prepara-dressed to The Factory, tion ever produced for promoting the growth of the hair. The basis of this compound is made of soap root; the natives of the Philip- pine Islands never use anything else; for washing their hair; they are never found bald, and it is quite common to see the females with hair from 5 to 6 fest long. By constantly using. this Shampoo Wash as directed, you will

NEVER BE BALD EA The proprietor offers the Wash to the public entirely confident that by its' restorative pro perties, it will without fail anest decaying Sir. It completely eradicates scurt, dandruff, and cures all diseases of the scalp. It does not contain any poisonous drugs. By its cooling properties is allays the itching and fever of the scalp, which is the great cause of people losing their hair

Being a Review of Pere, Dechevren's Work on the Typhoons of the China Sea KELLY & WALSH HONGKONG. Hongkong, 10th November, 1862

Mr. Moone has succeeded in being able to our this wash up in bottles without allowing it to ferment, and he will guarantee it to keep any length of time in any climater?

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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT SHEET Published Daily at Noor and circulated free of charge throughout the Colony. Hongkong, tat April 18823