Related article: Messrs. F. W. Warre and C. J. D. Goldie have been elected Presi- dents of the O.U.B.C. and C.U.B.C. respectively for the en- suing year. This is ample testi- mony to their personal popularity and capabilities as oarsmen alike. Putting all this aside, however, never was Ibsen's heredity theory so triumphantly vindicated before. The late Mr. J. H. Goldie Paroxetine 10 Mg and Dr. Warre (the present Head- master of Eton), their fathers, were both Old Etonians, both " Old Blues," and both held the same responsible office in their day and generation ! Another item Paroxetine 40mg of news peculiarly refreshing is that Cantab oarsmen are sub- scribing largely Paroxetine 30mg to the fund started for the purpose of presenting Mr. W. A. L. Fletcher with a testi- monial. 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The great feature of the Paroxetine 20mg play was the per- formance of Harry Vardon, open champion in the qualifying com- petition when he did the two rounds of a course, which certainly is not deficient in length, though it may lack hazards, in 144 strokes, or exactly an average of four strokes per hole. This score put him no fewer than 11 strokes in front of the second man, Jack White, of Seaford, and 17 strokes in front of J. H. Taylor, who is now the professional at Richmond and consequently had a great advantage over the other com- petitors in the Paroxetine 40 Mg matter of knowledge of the green. In the subsequent match played Vardon beat in sac- cession Braid, of Romford, Alexander Herd, of Huddersfieki, and Rowe, of Ashdown. The prize-money Vardon carried off was ^50, which is about four times