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DR. WELLINGTON KOO.
CHINESE CLUB TEA PARTY.
Dr. Wellington Koo, China's Ambassador to Great Britain, who arrived here by the F. & 0. "Khyber" on Saturday morning with Madame Koo and their three children, sailed for the North yesterday by the same steamer.
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Playing on the Hongkong ground, Indian RC beat HECC on Saturday by 63 games to 36.
Scores
BECOND GYMKHANA.
THE CHINA MAIL”
JOCKBY CLUB.
10.60 ··28, $1,565.90.
Won by a short head; a hand bet-Mr. John Peel's Went River, 156 Ween secand and third,
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(Mr. C. C. Boyd) 0 Pari-Matuel. Cash Sweep. Mr. Dyer's Kilmarnock, 155 lbs. Winner: $41.00 Ticket No.
(Mr. E. Greenles) Timer, Amina. Misecz Wen by two lengths; four lengths between second and third.
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SATURDAY'S XEINING.
The second gymkhana meeting of the Hongkong Jockey Club was held, at the Racecourse on Saturday after noon. Although the weather was delightful, the attendance was not so large as usual. Among these present was His Excellency the Governor.
The programme consisted of seven, events, and although there was a scarcity of ponies running, owing to the majority being in Shanghai for " the spring moeting there, the racing was keen and in three events very close finishes were seen.
Although there were only three entries for the Gymkhana Stakes, this event provided a good race with an exciting finish, all three ponies being bunched together at the home straight. It was a neck to neck struggle right up to the winning post. Speckled Mouse (Boyd up) just managed to get home,
Lighting scored a surprise win in the Handicap A Class. returning s dividend of $41.10 for a win He! One Saturday afternoon Dr. Koo
led all the way although hard pressed by. The Duncan and Sceptic Debia in was entertained at a tea party at the 0. and H. D. Rumjahn beat the home straight. Chinese Club which had been Frams and Redmond 1, beat! Soares met with a slight accident specialy decorated for the occasion.. Dr. Ewan Sum-yin presided, and Miskin and Henderson 10-1, beat at the start of the fourth race. As the ponies were lining up, his mount, among those present were Sir Robert Grimble and Brearley &-3. Ho Ting and Mr. Chow Shou-son."
8. H. and S. D. Imail best Fen- the Toyshop collided with Knechuh man and Redmond 6-5, beat Miskin Leg and falling, rolled on top of his and Henderson 6-5, beat Grimble himself quickly, bat affered some rider. Soares managed to extricate and Brearley 8-3.
bruises on the leg which prevented him riding further in the meeting.
The Band of the King's (Liverpool) with a fine programme. Regiment enlivened the proceedings
Having thanked the inb for their hospitality. Dr. Koo said that this was not his first visit to Hongkong, he having been here 14 years ago. He noticed great progress and
A. A. and S. A. Rumjaha lost to development in the Colony, which Fenman and Redmond 5-6; beat
"B" DIYEION.
UNIVERSITY ». LRC.
spoke well for the co-operation be- Miskin and Henderson 10-1; lost to teween the Chinese and British Grimble and Brearly 3-8, people. (Applause). In London he had been impressed with the very! sympathetic attitude of the British people towarda China and their desire to promote closer commercial relation | with China. In Hongkong to-day he observed the same desire prevailing. There were many reasons why rich co-operation could not fail to be successful, as it had been successful in Hongkong because the British and the Chinese people had many virtuca in common.
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After referring to the Washington Conference in terms similar to those he used when interviewed by China Mail reporter earlier in the morning Dr. Koo said: Coming from London on my way back to China, I had an opportunity of seeing someth- ing our people in Penang, Singa pore, and to-day in Hongkong; and I find they are
actuated by a true spirit of patriotism for China; and although I have been away for seven years and have not actually reached the Land of my forbears yet, I feel confident that I will find the masses in China equally devoted and attached to the case of their cour try's national welfare. Whatever may be the temporary political trouble in our country on the surface, the people, whether in or outside China, give us positive indications of the great future which is awaiting our country." (Lond applause).
FOR A LAMELBACK. When you have pains or lameness in the back bathe the parts with Chamber- Iain's Pain Balm twice a day, massaging with the palm of the hand for five minutes at each application. Then dampen a piece of flannel slightly with this buiment and bid it on over the seat of pain. For sale by all Chemists and Storekeepers.
Playing on I.K.C. ground on Satur- day, University defeated the home team by 53 games to 45.
Bocres:
U. and Sae beat S. A. Ismall and S. Cassambhoy 8-8, beat A. el Arculli and 8. A. Hassin 8.5, lost to E, el Arculli and 1. Hassan 3-8.
Cassumbhoy 83, best Arculli and Ong and Sephier beat Ismail and Hussian Haszon 8-3.
beat Arculli and
6-5.
Shih and Chan lost to Ismail and Casambhoy 5-6, beat Arcalli and Hussain 6-5, lost to Arculli and Hasan 3-8.
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INTERPORT POLO.
HONGKONG'S BIG WIN.
The Hongkong polo team their fourth match at Manila according to a tek gram received from Mr. J. E. H. Bibby on Saturday. The scores were ten goals to three.
▲ congratulatory message has been sent to Mr. Bibby on behalf of all members of the Hongkong Polo Club. Our representatives have won thres games out of four.
A GOOD RULE FOR THE HOME,
RESULTS.
* 10.40 373, 447.40 60, 293.70 Unplaced starters ($20 each): Nos. 294 and 462, 3-GTHANA STAKES-Value $500. Distance One mile. For all China ponies. A Cup to be run for fiva times, or se decided by the Com- mitter, called the Gymkhana Cup, will be presented at the end of the Season to be won by the pony scor- ing most marks in the races for the Gymkhana Stakes at the Gymkhana meetings during the Season. And prize, $200; 3rd prize, $100. Mr. Henry Humphreya' Speckled Mouse, 15 lbs. (Mr. C. C. Boyd) Sir Paul's Sportsman Dahls,
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131b (Mr. G. H. Gibson) Mr. Soares's Spotted Sand, 151lbs. (Mr. F. M. L. Soares) Time: 2mins 05 3-5reck Won by a length; half-a-length between second and third.
Pari-mutuel
Cash Sweep. Winner: $12 60 Ticket No.
16.20
503, $3,654
271, 1,044 1051, 1592
4.-CLASS HANDICAP: "B" Cd88: -Pariz Quastrar Man Rick-For China ponies. 1st prize, $300; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100. Mr. Nemazee's Knochub Leg, 149 lbs. Mr. Nemate) 1
Capt. E. G. Spink's Delight Dhia,
Mr. Dyer's Kilmarnock, 157 lbs.
151 be......(Capt. Spinks) 2
(Mr. G. E. Gibson) Mr. Duda's Toyshop, 158 lbs.
Mr. Black's Jaybird, 158 lbs.
(Mr. F. M. L. Scares)
(Mr.Sewell) Mr. H. Birkett's Floating Star
(late Fietsam), 155. Ibe
(Capt. Palmes) Dyer's Kilcreggan (late Jewel Dahlia), 155 lbs.
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1.-FIVE FURLONGS RACE-For Sub-Mr.
scription Griffins of both classes, of this season, 1921-1922 which häre run and not won a Race. 1st prize, $250; 2nd prize, $100; 3rd prize, $75.
Dr. F. H. Kaw's Kangaroo, 155
lbs...(Mr. T. W. Doyle) 1 Mr. Nemazee's Fesenjan, 142 lbs.
(Mr. C. C. Boyd) 2
Mr. John Peel's Cassia River, 155
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(Mr. Nemazce) Mr. Blank's Daybird, 158 lbs..... (Capt. Spinks) Mr. Birkett's Seremic Tile (late
Stockman), 155 lbs.....
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Cash Sweep.
Ticket No.
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Pari-mutuel
Cash Sweep. Winner: $3170 Tickes No.
1, $14.40
560, $2,041.20 2. $10.00 396, 589.20 552, $291,60 Unplaced starters, ($20 each): Nos. 278 and 566. 7.-ONE AND A QUARTES MILE RACE:
HANDICAP. For Chins ponies. Ist prize, $350; 2nd prize. $150; Sed prize, $100. Mr. Soares's Spotted Sand, 160 lbs.
Mr. F. M. L. Soares) I Mr. Soares's Hongkong Chief, 164 lbs.
(Capt. Palmes) ↑ Sir Paul's Sceptic Dahlia, 157 lbs.
Mr. G. E. Gibson) 3 Mr. Towers's Mosaic Tile, 150 Iba
(Mr. C. C. Boyd) o Dr. Dynasty's The Dunlin, 145 lbs.
(Capt. Spinks) 0 Dr. F. H. Kew's Kangaroo, 171 lbs.
(Mr. Netmaze) "0 Time: 2mins 43 1-5secs. Woo by two lengths; half-a-length between second and third:
Pazi-mutuel
Cash Sweep
· Winner, $11.60 Ticket No."
136.90—495 $2,151.50
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$9.20
331 $ 609.00
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$ 9.60
490 $ 304,50 Unplaced starters ($20 each): Nos. 584, 16, 49.
OFFICIATA.
Patron-His Excellency Sir R. B. Stabbs, K.C.MG.
Honorary Stewards-His Excel- lancy Vice Admiral Sir A. L. Duff ACR. His Excellency Major-General Sir John Fowler, E.GM.G, Q.B., 0D.S.D., Hon Me Claud Severn, Q.M.G., and Commodore W. Bowden- Smith, CB.E.
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(Mr. AH. Potts) Time: 1min 37 2-seca. Wen by four lengths; 3 lengths between second and third.
Pari-Mutuel. Winner: $28.50 Ticket No.
Cash Sweep.
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3.70
536, $1,929.20
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343,
532, 549.20 273.60 31 Unplaced starters ($20 each): No.
101, 40, 589, 171, 05.-POLO SCURRY-About 400 yards. Catch weights 160 lb. 1st priza, $100: 2nd prize, $50: 3rd prize, $30.
(Mr. F. M. L. Soares) Time: Imin. 24seca. Won by three lengths; two lengths and-a-half between second and third.
Pari-Mutuel: Winner: $12.60 5.80 6.00 13 324.00 147 162.00 Unplaced starters ($20 each): No. 169 and 237. 2-Class HANDICAP: "A" CLASS:
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M C. C. Boyd'e Devonport Lt. Col. P. A. Car's Flash..
Mr. Greenless's Surprise
Capt. EA. Redding's Moses Main-
Chance
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Capt. G. E. Palmer's Fight Tight.
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Won by a neck: one length between second and third.
Pari-Mutuel.:
Cash Sweep,
Winner: $25.90 Ticket No.
1.
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6.70 565, $1,927,80 5.90 487, 550.80
151,
275.40
TEREE QUAMER MILE RACE.---- For China ponies. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize, $300; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100.
Capt. R. G. Spinks's Lighting, 149
Ibe...
(Capt Spinks) 1 Mr. Dynasty's The Dunlin, 149 lbs. (Mr. T. W. Doyle) Sir Paul's Sceptic Dablis, 153 lbs....
(Mr. G..H. Gibeon) 3
Mr. Dude's Fawnshop, 182 lbs.
(Mr. F. M. I. Soares)
Make it a rule of your home to always keep on hand a bottle of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoes Remedy as a safe- guard against bowel complaints. It Dr. C. Forsyth's Hurry-up, 151 lbs. always cures promptly and zo household is safe without it. For sale by a Chemists and storekeepers
(Capt. Palmer)
Time: 1min, 35 2-5eece
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Stewarda-The Hon. Sir C. Paul Chater, Kt, CMG., Hon. Mr. A. G. Stephen, Sir Wm. Rees Davies, Mr. D. G. M. Bernard, Lieut-Col. G. K Hall Bratton, Mr. R. M. Dyer, and Me. H. P. White,
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Clerk of the Course.-M. H. Birkett
Secretary-Mr. E. J. Chapman. Gymkhana Officials-Mr. a H. Blason, Mr. CC. Boyd, Mr. D. E. Clark, Capt. E. C. Cross, Dr. C. Forsyth, Mr. T. Johnson, and Mr. F. Sutton.
Judge-Major-General Six John Fowler KCMG., C.B., D.8.0.
Assistant Jadge-Capt. E. C. Cross. In Charge of the Scale.-Mr. R. M Dyer, Mr. F. Satton.
Starter.Mr. P. A. Cox.
Second Starter.Mr. W. D. Fidden Wilson.
Paddock-Dr. C. Forsyth, Handicappers.-Mr. F. Sutton and Mr. T. Johnson
Timekeeper-Mr. £. Sassoon.
The wedding took place at St. Michael's Church, Ipoh, on April 29 the Rev. Father Gogpin officiating,
Unplaced starters ($20 each): Noad Miss Madge Nutter, daughter af 95 and 407.
Major and Mrs. Nutter, with Mr. J. 6.-HANDICAP:
FROM THE TWO Harwood Brown, of the Miner De MILE POFT ONCE ROUND AND IN-;partment. For Subscription Griffins of both classes of any season. Ist prize,! $300 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100.
Me. Neazee's Nartaran (late
Repulse Bay Chief), 152 lbs.
(Mr. Nemazee)
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Dr. O. Forsyth's Hurry-up, 154
Ibe. Mr. Dad's Pawnshop, 160 lbs.
.....(Capt. Spinks) 2
(Capt. Palmes) 3
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