TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922.
HONGKONG'S 1922 RACE
MEETING.
(Continned from Page 4.)
Dr. C. Forsyth's Hurry up, 362th
(Mr. Doyle) 1 Mr. John Peel's Cassia River. 155ll
(Mr. Dupree).
Dr. F. 11. Kew's Wallaby. 150lb.
(Mr. Thompson). 3
Mr. Dude' Fishap. 147th
(Mr. Remedios) 0 Hon. Mr. . H. Holyoak's Day-
bird, 150th..
(Mr. White) + Fit Ellis Kadoori::'s, Tai Hang
Chief, 17h......(Mr. Moller) 0
The Gang's Acpot, 145lb.
Mr.
(Mr. Pinkerton)
Tada Mountain Gent, 14511.
(Mr. Spragge)
Hurry Up, the first to get away from the batch, after a good stari, was seriously challenged on the home run by Cassia River. They were
and beck Together over tic final furlongs but Doyle's mount W.; able to get
there just half a length in front. Cassio River was three good lengths in front of Wallaby who finished third.
Tine 2min. 17.2 5secs.
THE FOOCHOW CUP. Winner $100. Second $200. Third $100. For Chuna Ponies that lave run at ane Uleial or Gyaikhana Moeling. Weight for inches as per scale Winner of one race 5 lb. of two more races 1. Griffins of this season and Subscription Griffing of
Bab any season allowed & 16.
scription Griffin at this season allowed 10 15. Entrance $10. Two! Miles.
Pari mutue!!
Winner,
1.3.00
Flares ist
14.30
2nd
3rd
Cash Sweeps:
6.60
6.00
Ticket No. 1270 1st $13,832.60 693 20d $ 1,085.00) 1354 3rd S $47.50 $ 125.00
Unplaced potties
Commission
Totul...
Unpleed
$ 1,400.00
$ 7,000.00
ponies.
$250) cách
firket Nos. 1103, 1393, 1346,683, 634. Mr. Topside's Mountain Bear,
JG11.
SPECIAL CABLE.
THE CHINA MAIL.
SEAMEN'S STRIKE.
AGAINST LAWYER NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS. DISMISSED.
{China Mait SPECIAL.]
SHANGHAI, February 20.
DELEGATES EXPECTED THIS EVENING.
9. THE "BLACK ROCK" STAKES. --Winner $600. Second $250. Third $150. For China Ponies bona fide CHARGE Griffins on date of ontry. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of one Race (other than a Race con- Eined t Subscription Griffins of either Class) & lb., of two or more
Charges of defacing an official The strike position remains un- Races 7 ib. extra. Entrance $10.document in the Chinese City Court changed. On receipt of the com were brought against T. C. Liang, amunication from the Secretary of Chinese lawyer in the Mixed Court Chinese Affairs yesterday the seamen's yesterday before the British Assessor, delegates left for Canton. Mr. Blackburn and Magistrate Kwan. return with the reply to the proposals It was alleged the defendant defaced is expected this afternoon, the document, a Chinese court aum
served
on Liang's father, formerly compradore of Messr Butterfield and Swire, by initialling it in pencil when served. Liang testified that the initiala meant acknowledg ment. The case was dismissed.
One Mile and a quarter.
Pai mutuel:
Winner,
$
Places - 1st
$
2nd 3rd
$
5.24
5.30 5.00
Cash Sweeps:-
Ticket No. 227 1st & 3474.***
300 2nd $ 992.60 437 3rd S 495.30
"
T
Unplared pomies Commissioni
Total
$ 125.80
$ 1272.00
Usplaced ponies, $25.00 each peket No. 639, 344, 48, 46, 1168,
Mr. Hector Sassoon's Roman
Pride, 1601
(Mr. Molit
Mr. Birkett's Shining Star.
1551b.
(Mr. Doyley Sir Paul's Defiance Dallia. 1581- (Mr. Burkilli
Messrs. J. Bell Irving & J. J.
15 ib.
1
3
Paterson's Multum in Parve, 155lb... (Mr. Bell-Irving Sir Ellis Kadoorie Lantae Chriel.
(Mr. White Mr. R. Macgregor's The Dunkin.
149lb.
(Mr. Durre) 0 Mr. Nenuzee's Lenjan, 15215
(Mr. Nemaze Mr. Hector Sassoon's Roman Dusk, 15211. (Mr. Moses)
From a bad start Shining Star and Roman Pride went to the front, and on entering the burl, straight. Multum
in Parvo had come up into second place. At the Rock Shining Star shot ahead and Roman Pride began to close up. Roman Pride drow abend gradually and by many lengths leaving Shaving Star and Defiance Dahlia to fight it out for second place. Shining Star got in by a short bend.
10.
{Mr. Dapnee) 1
Golden Knob 1591b.
Sir Paul White Star Dahlia (late
(Mr. Burki!!) 2
Mr. Gilpin's Ajax, 165th,
(Mr. Kuoll) # Mr. John Bell Irving's Tiddley-
winks, t.(Mr. Bell frying) 0 Mr. Cottager's The Ameer, 162Hi
(Mr. Nemazce) 0 Mc. Duds Townshop. 155th.......
Chel 154
Time, 2 min. 46.3 Fisena.
THE GYMKHANA CUP.-- Value $600 to the Winner. Second to receive $250. Third $10. For all China Ponies that have started for Racer in at least two Gyukbanas during the 1921 Season and Subscription Griffins of this Season 1921-1972 Weight 148 lb. Winners of any Race other than a Race confined to Subscription Griffins 7 lb. of a Subscription Griffins Race 2 h. extra. Sub- scription Grillus of this Season 1921-1922 allowed 7 . Winners at this Meeting barred. (Jockey allowance.) Allowances accumula tive. Entrance $. Three quarters of a Mile.
Pari-mutuel :--
Winner,
(Mr. Soares) 0 Sir Ellis Kadoorie's Repulse Bay
Mr. Moller) ( Hon. Mr. A. Stephen's Hatton, 15. (Mr. Tinkerton) Mountain Bear and Repulse Bay Chiel kept in front of the rest for the first time round. The others were strung ouf several lengths be him but just before the bome
the Imach
3rd straight
closed up and White Star Dahlia and Ajax came Cash Sweeps:
Mountain Bear up.
stayed the
Ticket No. 862 161 $2,985.50 distance well and fini.bed a length
$73 2nd & 853 00 and a half in front of White Star
426.50 601 3rd $
$ 375.0
Dahlia who arrived at the post two lengths ahead of Ajax.
Time 4min. 9.4 5rec.
Places :- 1st
X
Mid
६
S
$ 12.00 6.50 10.10 1180
►
Unplaced ponies
Commission.
Total
$ 1.110
$ 5,550,00
Unplaced ponies, $25.00 each ;
8. THE ROYAL NAVY CUP.-- Presented by the Officers of HM's Navy, with $400 added to the Winger. Second $250. Third $150. ticket Nos. 717. 191, 681, 224, 307, For "B" Class Subscription Griffins. Weight for inches as per scale. 90, 367.
Wingers 7 lb. extra. Unplaced Mr. Henry Humphrey Speckled rannors at this meeting allowed Mouse, 155lb.....(Mr. Knoll) 1
3 lb. (Jockey allowance) Entrance Sir Ellia Kadoorie's Hongkong $10. From the Two Mile l'ost Oner
Round and in.
Pari-mutuel-
Winner,
A
$
Places:- Ist
$
2nd
12.00 6.70 8 6.70
ון
Cash Sweeps:--
Ticket No. 208 1st $3885.00
#!
1230 2nd $ 1,110.00
11
355 3rd $ 555.00
$
10.00
$ 1,400.00
Unplaced ponies Commission
Total
$ 7,000.00
Unplaced police, $25.00 each, ticket Nos. 493, 1067.
Mr. Allsure's Robbie Doo, 1521
DIDES
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
After a prolonged stay in Hong. kong, Mr. A. H. P. Kou has returned to Shanghai.
A fancy dress dinner dansant will be held at Repulse Bay to-night. Miss Rita Shields will give further captivating jazz melodies,
The Singapore Free Press learns that a strike, which may prove to be serious, has broken out among the coolies employed at the docks in Batavia.
Not having been fully subscribed, the Tack Kee Club sweep has been cancelled, according to an advertise- ment in this issue. "Holders of tickets will have their money returned.
www.
Six cases of small-pox, three latal and one imported, were reported dur-
8 hours ended yesterday, also
three of verebro spinal fever (one fatal) and two of plague. All were Chinese.
A reminder of bygone days can be seen in Shanghai Barbour at pre
Their
There has been an increase of about 11,000 tons in the shipping in harbour.. Vessels in port this morning were
British.. Chinese
Ships. Tonnage. 125,615 28,115
73
30
Japanese
16
38,879
American
*11
22,3 4
Dutch.
5
14,753
French
3,792
Norwegian 10
10,412
Portuguese Siamese Swedish
I
1,145
1
1.012
1
44
158
246,141
Yesterday the figures were 152 abips agregating 235,188 tons.
rrivals include the Itala from Singapore which brought a large cargo of rice from Singapore. The Hanoi, from Haiphong, brought in a siderable consignment of cuttle, pig chicken and rice.
COD-
The "Providence" has returned rom Canton, and is lying at Taikoo. The Wuhu arrived from Shanghai and is lying at Junk Bay.
ARSON ALLEGED.
JOSS PAPER AND GUN POWDER.
An alleged attempt to set fire to No. 383, Quron's Road West was mentioned to Magistrate Wood thisg morning and next Tuesday was âxed for the heating.
A passer-by is a riesba, in the early hours of Sunday morning, sa Aoke issuing from the staircase of the house. He went to see what he
could do to help the inmates and found, apparently, that they did not peed any assistance. Joss paper, gun- | powder and kerosene in tine, it is said, police were called in and they found had been piled up on the staircase. The
that the bonfire included a piece of the lining of a dress basket belonging to one of the people in the house. Four men and one woman are charged with arsou.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
KOWLOON RESIDENT'S
ASSOCIATION.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL NEET- ING of members of the above Association will be held at St. Andrew's Hall, Kowloon, on TUES. DAY, the 28th day of February, 1922, receiving a statement of accounts and, at 6 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of
the Committee's report for the year 1921, and to elect a Committee for the current year.
C. A. DA ROZA, Acting Hon. Secretary. Kowloon. February 20, 1922.
TO LET.
An interesting vessel, though not connected with the strike, is the ketch Fedra." This is manned by four Swedish naval officers. She left Karlskrona on Sept. 20, 1920 and sailed from Yokohama on January 29. She is coromanded by Mr S. Tai.LT Furnished Flat, 4 ROOMS, Princes Buildings. From April Andre Lebon" and the "Audes & Co, Ltd. Ships leaving 1ort included the 1st, 1922. Apply O. Mi-ki, Gilman
Maru."
loaded
MORE TROUBLE
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THE TACK KEE CLUB,
(Non-selling Cash Swoep).
HONGKONG DERBY 1922.
rice Acribed, the Directors have decided
8 the above has not been fully subs
A Shanghai racing fixture card for 1922 which has just beco issued shows that there are to be 33 days' racing through the year, of which four have It is reported that the coolies already been worked off. The Shang-working on ice junks have presented hai Race Club will have 14 days, the a petition for & 311er cent. incresse International Recreation Club 18 and in wages, together with d-manda the Paper Hunt Club one. The re- that the coolies weigh all
into steamers; that all "perating interval is from June 5 to September 23.
samples of rice be given to them and that they be allowed to appropriate all rice sweepinge. The employers have not yet replied. As masted barque that sailed the seven
far as can be gathered the matter is seas under the German dag for many question of perquisites as between not serious, simply involving the long years. She is now the "William employers. Dollar" and came into port on Monday evening towed by tires powerful tugs to her berth at the Dollar wharf. Most of the oldtimers have been "im. proved" by the addition of auxiliary steam power and other frills not so the William Moller," whose clean sait of sails is still untarnished by the breath of the smokestack.
seat. The "William Moller" is a four
CRICKET.
The following will represent the H.K.C.C. on the Club ground on Saturday the 25th instant against the J.R.C., play commencing at 2.15 p.m.-E. J. R. Mitchell (Captain), C. Blaker, H. H. Benson, L. J. Davies, Majer H. M. Edwards; E. G. Lammert, Lieut. B. S. Leader, L. D. McNicoll, G. H. Piercy, R. E. A. Webster and F. N. Young.
Pari-mutuel :-
Winder, Places:-Ist
$ 40.10
5.80
2nd 3rd
$ $
5.20
5.40
Cash Sweeps:-
Ticket No. 820 lat $3,065.20 877 2nd $ 876.20
927 3rd $
437.60
$ 100.00
$ 1,119,00
$ 5,595,00
each
Total
Chief, 155lb. ..(Mr. Moller) 2 Mr. Soares' Spotted Band, 148
(Mr. Soares) 3 Mr. Robert's Kilmalcolm, 141lb.
(Mr. Bulteel) 0: M. H.E. Spragge's Lighting, 143 Unplaced ponies
(Mr. Thompson) 0 Commission Mr. A. A. Alves's Bolshevia, 1486
(Mr. Doyle), 0} Mr. John Bell-Irving's Scamperdole
(late Javelin), 148lb...
(Mr. Bell Irving), Mr. Dyna ty's, King Harry, 148lb
(Mr. White) 0 Mr. Harley's Manhattan (lato Tuck- shop, late Only Hope) 15516... (Mr. Harriman Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak's Jasbirti
1891b. (Mr. Doyle) 1
(Mr. Spinks) Mr. John Peel's West River, 152lh Jaybird and Speckled Mouse led
(Mr. Dupree) 2 after a very bad start but on com. Mr.
ing into the home straight the (Mr. Thompson) 3 fold bunched up. Hongkong Chief Mr. Dude Mr. Bonrca' Vipor, 1471b....
put on a spurt and mangod Mr. Dyer's (Mr. Spinks) 0 to fun into second place Hon. Mr. A. G. Stuplion'a. Aloha, a longth behind Speckled Mousu.
[1491............................ (Mr. Plukerton) 0 Brotted Sand, a length' and a half| Viper and Robbie Doo went out to away ran into third. the front from a good start but Viper soon had to give place to Aloba. West River came up then and on the foal fun fought it out with Rebbia Doo for Arst place. Doyle got home again by a neck and three Jength separated West River from the
bird borsa. It bgaroo.
Time 2min, 98.3/5 eros
Dr. F. H. Kew's Kangaroo, 147
Unplaced ponics, $25.00 ticket Nos. 717, 392, 1084, 856. Mr. Dyer's Kilmarnock, 150lb.
(Mr. Thompson) 1 Mr. John Peel's Cassia River,
155lb. Mite. John Bell-Irving's, Gabriel
(Mr. Dupree). 2
Junks, 1521b..(Mr. Bell Irving) 3 Lady Chater's, Gold Finch 1501b
(Mr. Spinks) 0 Cragholm's Bajardo 1471b.
Mr. Spraggo.) 0 Fiskshop 1471b.. Kilwinning, 150lb.
(Mr. Remedios.) 0
(Mr. Bulteel) 9! GoldGnch bolted from the start and Is by overal lengths for 6 while but was unable to keep it up. Gabriel Junka and Kilmscook 11-TIIB PEKING PLATE-Win took over the head and remained
nor 3000. Becond $200. Third a gool distance in front, $100, For "A" Clase Subscription | until Cassia River came up. There Griffles, "Weight for inclios as per was a good do'sh, Kilmarnock malo. Winners 7 lb."extra. Uu- gotting - home by ____ length placed runners at this meeting | from Cats à Rivor with Gabriel Junke allowed 8 18. (Jockey allowance.), shore bend Bahnd, t Entrance #10. Ond Mue and a half, |- Timo, 8 min, 39, 2oca..
Time: Imin. 34.1/5.
MAN-.
WOMAN-
MARRIACE
Lo cancel the same and to redeem all tickets.
Holders of tickets should apply to the above Club on the Ruce Course during the races. The place of payment there- after will be adver used.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
Due 21st inst. From EUROPE
via STRAITS.
CONSIGNEES OF CARGO FOR HONGKONG PER
TOYOHASHI MARU,"
B. S.
Are hereby notified that owing to the strike of Girgo and Wharf Coolics, ! cargo for Houghoug will be carried on to Shanghai and landed at that port. Consignees are therefore recommended to make the necessary arrangements respecting insurance etc., accordingly. The cargo will be returned to Hongkong immediately conditions at this port become normal.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
Agents, Hongkong, February 20, 1972,
REPULSE BAY
BAY HOTEL.
FANCY DRESS DINNER
TO-NIGHT
DANSANT
TO-NIGHT
MISS RITA SHIELD
(THE MELODY GIRL)
IN HER LATEST SUCCESSES, WILL HENDER
"MR. JAZZ" HIMSELF
WEDNESDAY, February 22nd. DINNER DANSANT
WILL HENDER KING OF THE XYLOPHONE.
BATURDAY, February 25th. DINNER DANSANT
MISS RITA SHIELD (THE MELODY GIRL) WILL HENDER
#MIL JAZZ
TABLES SHOULD BE BOOKED BARLY.
AT
March
11
Barn Dance
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THE BLUE BIRD New Premises at 16A, Des Voeux Road Central (Formerly occupied by Mackintosh.)
Come and visit Hongkorg's new Ice-cream and Candy Palace. Make the Blue Bird Cafe your rendezvous and meet over
a nice Ice-cream Saudy.
Fave you fasted our Steaming Hot Coffee, or Hot Malted Milk ?-If not, it is time you should.
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