Feb. i 6 , 1907 .] 
Manchester Y. C. The Canadian yachtsmen wish 
to devote more time to strengthening their own 
organization. The Royal St. Lawrence club is 
eighteen years old and held the Seawanhaka cup 
for nine years. It has meant the building of 
many yachts and the club members are satisfied 
with their record for the present. 
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1 he steam yacht Bellemere, owned by Mr. 
Samuel T. Shaw, has been sold by him to Mr. 
Roy A. Rainy, owner of the schooner yacht In¬ 
vader. Bellemere is now wintering at the Gas 
Engine and Power Company and Chas L. Sea- 
bury & Co., Cons. 
1 he yacht was built by the Herreshoffs and is 
148ft. over all, 126ft. on the waterline, 18ft. beam, 
lift. 5in. deep and 7ft. 6in. draft. 
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Mr. Nathaniel G. Herreshoff has received 
an order from a syndicate of Rochester Y. C. 
members to design and build a defender for the 
Canada cup. William Gardner has designed a 
boat, building at Woods’, City Island, and in 
Great Britain one boat will be designed .by Fife, 
another by Milne, of Glasgow, and another by 
A. E. Payne, of Southampton. This event pro¬ 
mises to be one of the most interesting in the 
history of the Canada cup. 
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The officers of the American Power Boat As¬ 
sociation for the year will be as follows: Pres., 
Mr. J. Norris Oliphant, of the Thousand Islands 
Y. C.; Sec’y, Mr. A. B. Cole, Manhasset Bay Y. 
C.; Treas., Mr. J. H. McIntosh, Columbia Y. 
C.; Meas., Mr. Henry J. Gielow, Atlantic Y. C.; 
Executive Com., Dr. J. De Mund, Brooklyn Y. 
C.; Mr. George P. Granberry, New Rochelle Y. 
C.; Mr. H. H. Brown, Swampscott Y. C., and 
Dr. T. S. Rae, Tarrytown Y. C. 
The annual meting of the association will be 
held at the Hotel Knickerbocker on Wednesday, 
Feb. 20, at 8130 o’clock in the evening. In ad¬ 
dition to the election of the officers mentioned 
much of interest to motor boat men will be dis¬ 
cussed and acted upon. The details of the race 
during the coming season from the Brooklyn Y. 
C., Gravesend Bay, to Hampton Roads for cups 
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portant matters brought up for decision. 
The Nominating Committee of the association 
is composed of Colonel F. A. Hill, Mr. Edward 
M. MacLellan and Mr. Louis F. Jackson. 
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