April 28th.—At Prince’s Club, Brighton, the Championship, C. Fairs
(champion) v. F. Garcin; Fairs won by 7 sets to 4, 56 games to 47,
373 strokes to 332.
May 7th.—At Queen’s Club, the Amateur Championship, E. H. Miles
(holder), v. Jay Gould; won by former 6 games to 3, 36 strokes to
33.
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Footnote 15:
Tips are made in France, and so are sized by the Metric System. A
millimetre is as nearly as possible one-twenty-fifth of an inch.
Footnote 16:
“Horses for the Army, and Horse Breeding for Military and General
Purposes in France, Germany, Hungary, Austria, Russia, Italy and
Turkey.” By Sir Walter Gilbey, Bart. (Vinton and Co., Ltd.)
Footnote 17:
“Practical Hints for Hunting Novices.” By Charles Richardson. (Horace
Cox.) 2s. 6d.
Footnote 18:
“The Polo Annual, 1906.” Edited by L. V. L. Simmonds. (Alston Rivers
Ltd.) 1s.
Footnote 19:
“The Sporting Spaniel.” By C. A. Phillips and Claude Cane. (“Our Dogs”
Publishing Co., Ltd., 10, Gore Street, Piccadilly, W.)
Footnote 20:
“The Horse: Its Treatment in Health and Disease.” By Professor J.
Wortley Axe, M.R.C.V.S. Divisional Vol. III. (The Gresham Publishing
Company.)
Footnote 21:
“Game and Foxes.” By F. W. Millard. (Horace Cox.)
Footnote 22:
“Seventy Years’ Fishing.” By C. G. Barrington, C.B. (Smith Elder and
Co.) 10s. 6d.
Footnote 23:
“Rambles with a Fishing Rod.” By E. S. Roscoe. Second edition. (Geo.
A. Morton, Edinburgh.)
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