THREE WINS FOR MR. BLACK

(Continued from Page 5)

Derby Winner's Success For the Morrison Hill Handi-i

first leg of the "Daily cap, the Double." nine ponies faced the starter and when the gate went up King's Justice shot to the front but was soon displaced by Harvest View with King's Bounty, Mistake Bay, Honeymoon Eve and Sadko following in that order.

At the quarter-mile post Honey- moon Eve came up in grand style to steal the lead, followed closely by Mistake Bay, but the Derby winner soon drew away to win by three lengths. Meanwhile King's Justice was

take Mistake Bay, but Mr. Black managed to keep his advantage to finish a

length ahead of King's

Justice. Sadko was fourth.

Bear Claw Wins Easily

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CHAMPIONS

(Continued from Page 4)

his title through,

The field was bunched together has forfeited

at the start of the Kellett Handi-suspension, or failure to defend,

'cap with

Bear Claw. Mayflower then that is the argument. and Great Hall filing the first -three positions, but when they were passing the football stands Royal

Empire Champions

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1936

CLUB SECURE TWO VALUABLE POINTS

Today's Complete Short Story The Big Trout Of Oio

(Continued from Page 4)

Pan Ka-ping was never con- fident behind Cheang Chi-ying and Chua Boon-lay, the and this to a large extent account-V

two backs N

By Will Lawson

interludes

CATHCART TANCY

was made pleasant human determined to land the in the silence of the bush. ed for the Club's win. The two big trout of Oio before she re- Day after day, after fishing till backs failed to combine and the turned to Sydney. if it meant she was tired. Nancy returned to ¡Club should have been At least staying in New Zealand for a the homestead, where she was the In the sylvan surround-guest of an old school friend and Sve goals up by the middle of the year. second half. Lim Tak-po and his ings in which she made this re-her husband, who teased her wing halves Yan Wa-hing and solution, such a prospect was about her persistence. Henry Young, failed to achieve far from unpleasant: the hun- "You'll never get that fish." their objectives against the ter-ter's instinct made her impati- John Horton said; this isn't the rier-like methods of the

Moonbah, you know. We have r halves and backs.

Nancy Catheart was determined wily fish here.”

off Forrow's attentions.

Oblique Shot

On

Club ect.

ג''

usun!

she would not fish for a time. It was

B.B.B.C: ISSUE The Chinese forwards could to land the big trout of Oio before "But I saw him to-day,” Nancy achieve little, and the long passes she returned to Sydney, if it meant said. **He's 4 whopper-ten

continually staying in New Zealand for a year. pounds at least.” FIRST LIST OF of their halves were threatening to over-

intercepted by Nicholls and S.In the sylvan surroundings în Some days after this conversa-

Kia and Yeung Shui-which she made this resolution, tiez Nancy set off on her Strange. rick worked very bard the such a prospect was far from un-visit to the pool. But when she wings, but their centres, and there pleasant: the hunter's instinct got there she decided that were some very good ones, were made her impatient. of no avail. Ng Po-kui made a The big trout which had defed' a large pool, with steep sides, save pour leader and could not shake fishermen for years lived in a pool on one side, where a sandy beach of the Wangaeky River. where are access to the water. The that lively stream raced by Wangsehu rushed through on the mea-steep-banked side. leaving a wide The British Board find only tercepted by Elliott, who ran- to

A centre from Bickford was in. shingle-bar and bush and

Idow fromn the snows to join area of still water. Under the two Empire Champions, Jack the left of Pau to send

the Wanganui. Oio was a in

flag steep bank. where the water had Consort began to move up. Pass- Peter-en. of the heavyweights, ground short from ing the Rock, Great Hall went up and Laurie

oblique station on the main trunk line at undermined the soil and shingle,

to the

river skirted the big trout lurked. second position to Bear Africa, who recently

Stevens, of South angle to open the scoring for the a point where the

some miles. The beat Berx. Club. The Europeans held this the track for Claw, but only temporarily, for at

It was a sunny day. with blue So far. su slender lead until just before the pool was sheltered from the eyes skies above the tall forest trees, the quarter-mile post Boolat Bay ran strongly into second

interval, when Yeung Shui-rick of people on the trains by thick which led away to the high hills They agree with the two Ameri-fired a shot over the heads of the anaka and lace-bark shrubs and on both sides of the valley. Nancy with Royal Consort fighting hard can bodies on these world cham-Club defence. Rodger rising trees, but the sound of the engines hid her fishing gear and lay face featherweight. Freddie Traction too late to prevent the fogging uphill to Raurimu Spiral downward in a clump of wild mint

Light-weight.equaliser.

or thundering down the grade and stared into the clear water.

She wanted to see the big trout) again. For a long time she watch- eå. An eel wriggled across a shingle patch to the shadows of

place

to shake Mayflower off for the

of the light-weights. good.

rions:

third position, the race eventually Miller America); finishing in this order.

Boxing Eve Again

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3

Tosy Canzoner (America); The second half, saw the Club welter-weight. Barney Poss dominate play and, between poor (Amerier): light-heavy-weight, control by the referee and frayed ATHLETIC John Henry Lewis (America), tempers, the clash became a "dog- in the Boa Vista Handicap (first and heavy-weight. Jame J. Brad-fight." Elliott missed a penalty

Mr. L. C. Harris registered his only win of the day when he rode] Boxing Eve to victory in fine style)

third.

the lead,

dock America).

American

S

Chua

WIN, BUT NOT the steep bank Some small brown

IMPRESSIVE

trout foated calmly, with heads

(Continued from Page 4)

The Chinese intermediate were far from impressive.

upstream, their talis and fns war-

ing in the swift current. But the big trout was shy.

At last Nancy saw him, com-

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1936 1918

Cts. Cts.l

POULTRY.-

section), the second leg of the

against Boon Lay for pushing, but The Board consider Beany soin after Wilson, gave the Clubj "Daily Double." Ythan, ridden by

second Lynch, Scotland. Mr. Choy Wing-chiu. was

world's fly-victory with a magnificent drive and Night View, hot favourite, weight champion. America names from 30 yards from a free kick. Midget Wolgast. This is an old The last minutes saw the Club from the fact pressing. Fowler skimming the The field was sent off to a good dispute. arising

beat bar with a perfect shot from the start with Mike taking the lead. that when Perez. of Spain. which it maintained till the half-Frankie Genare for the world's wing.

Genaro was recognis- Club:- G. Rodger; F. Nicholis and four Recreio forwards outwitted among trout he came, huge and -mile post, when Foxbridge took title.

S. Stranges E. C. Drown. A. Forrow them easily, but poor finishing (splendid, a one by with Old Star, Nightjed

handsome fish, his body and E. Strange; F. Fowler. T. A prevented them from scoring oneills moving and fins and tail in Wolgast View, Boxing View and Ythan fol- and

by another. Pearer. H. C. Elliott. W. Wilson and

more than two occasions.

slow. cracefa! action propelling. lowing in that order. On coming Ferez lost to Jackie Brown, of B. 1. Bickford.

China "B" Pau

Ka-pingi View Manchester, who then lost to

Ho Cher-yin was the weaker of him through the clear water. into the straight Boxing

Lynch. The obvious thing is for Cheung Chi-ying and

Boon- the two backs and was went up to the front, but had to

never |lay: You Wai-bing, Lim Tak-po and comfortable against the short the present claimants to meet. fight tooth and nail to shake of

Henry Young; K. L. Kia, Lai Shiv- passing of Gomes and Delgado. Ythan. In the meantime

Bantam Dispate Fox-

wing. Ng Po-kai, Cheak Shek-kam:

The Athletic pressed from the the fund Yeung Shui-yick. bridge had dropped back and The bantam-weight title

start, but the Chinese defence Night View came up to occupy Board declare vasant, whereas the third place.

I.B.U name

Baltazar Sangchilli, SHARPE AND PRENN. IN FINAL held out until Gomes placed Rec- relo in the lead with a good shot. Strathroy's Fine Effort jod Spain. The Board

say that Finishing

["Darky" Chan, however, equalis-! the Broken Hill Brown, the previous champion.)

led with a ground shot a minute! Handicap with a fine burst of was under suspension by every-j speed, Strathroy broke the Milelone except the 1.B.U. when he Prenn got ahead again. but Rit-later. and 171 Yards record when it fought the Spaniard, so they do chie saved two set points in the In the second half, with only of a hook in his mouth. This was clocked 1.56.2 for the distance, not recognise the result.

12th game. That was all he could nine men, Recreio were on the de-the cause of his uneasiness. So Wong Winy-hong gave the great fish had been hooked! the previous best being 1.58.3 by Regarding the middle-weight, manage; Prenn was out at 85, fensive. Racing Ecart (Mr. Heard) on they favour Marcel Thil, of finishing the set with a perfectly the Athletic the lead when he But by whom? Nancy could not Pigeons, Canter.

of

any back-heeled the ball into the net recollect having heard February 20, 1935.

France, and with this I agree. Played dropshot off the service.

women who Turkeys, Cock Snowy River and Saccy Face Thil beat Vince Dundee, the

and Yeung Kan-po increased the other fishermen or

would have fished the pool since

Heen went into the lead at the start, American, fairly and squarely.

The second set was Prean's all lead soon after. but they had tired by the time the

X. Delgado then scored for the evening before, when she had Snipe The British welter-weight title the way, and when, he got to 4—3 Half-mile Post was reached, when is vacant, and Dave McCleave, in the third all seemed over. But Recreio with a shot that hit the left it, disheartened and weary.

All unconscious of the watcher, Vixen Tor and A Grand Time formerly A.B.A champion, and he was tiring, and some loose shots upright before entering the net. moved to the front. In the mean-Chuck Parker, of Barnsley, have Spurred Ritchie to attack

Athletic: Cheung Wing-choy; the trout began to rub his mouth Kar-hing and Ho Chor-vin; Laíi Kwok-on some stones in the pool, trying time Strathroy was running well been nominated to bax for it more, with such success that chui, Chui Ah-fai and Chan Bung-to rid himself of the hook Nancy: kwong; Tang Xwong-rum, Yeung had heard tales of fisir thus ridding Ean-po, Wong Wing-hong, Scen

themselves of hooks, but Kam-suen and "Darky Chen.

(Continued from. Page 4)

Prenn's Lapse

Once

be

As he came nearer her hiding- place. Nancy saw that be had part

$*$*

Steak Sirloin

Sausages

Tongue, fresh

Head

35

24

25

20

Apr. 13, Apr.

1936 1918

Ch. Cta

BUTCHER MEAT.

Chicken

12. 45 30

Beef Sirloin

Capons, Small Large

52

#75

Prime Cut

56

28

Corned

Duck

Doves Eggs, Hen (cook-

ing) Egge, Hen (fresh) Fowl, Hainan

36

Boast

each 34

Breast

4

Soap

per dor. 33

18

32 25

Steak

46 85

Canton

68

Bullock's Brains. per set 17

Geese

30 23

each

each 48

20

30

20

Hext

each

Ib.

90

Hump, Salt

70

T

each 20

Feet

Tail

Kidneys

Pheasant Qail

pair 160 220 each

Liver

Tripe

Calves' Head &.

Partridge

55

Feet 10

FRUITS

Mutton Chip

had

Almonds Lemons, China Bananas (bride's) Carambola Coconuts

90

35

» Leg

Shoulder

per

and began to creep up on the lea-Ernie Roderick, of Liverpool, won the next games for the set. ders, displacing them in the home was to. have fought Parker, but Prenn started the fourth set by stretch. A Grand Time also, show-is under six months' suspension. winning two love games, and an- ed a burst of speed to take second Fly: World, Benny Lyncis (G. Bri- other after Ritchie had taken the and A. Silva: C. Marques, A.

Recreio Fernandes; J. Bowen never seen it done. Patiently the V. fick rubbed, sometimes slowly, place, while Electron was third, tain); British, Benny Lynch (Scot third. Prenn's service and volley Gogano and V. Marques: W. Maher, sometimes roughly and impatient Vixen Tor again failed to produce land: Empire. Vacant: European, ing were now at full strength FL Campos, N. Delgado and J. Gomes; for hours it must have rub a finishing burst and was forced Benny Lynch (Scotland).

again, and with Ritchie 2pt to into fourth place after a pro-Johnny King (Manchester); Empire, court, the end was not long in

Bantam: World, vacant; British

slice his back-hand drives out of mising start.

vacant: European, vacant. Hot Favourite Unplaced Mr. H. C. Píh scored his first (America); British, Nei Tarleton in his four service games in this win in the second section of the (Liverpool): Empire, vacant: Euro-set he only lost three points. Kellet Handicap.

Feather: World, Freddie Miller coming. Prenn was out at 6-2;

pean, vacant.

Light: World,

Tony Canzoneri

Welter:

The Ladies

40-HOUR WEEK INTRODUCED

New Zealand Leads The Way

bed, and twisted its mouth against the stones, and now, at last, the

book lay on the shingle Then the fish began an active investiga- tion of the pool, no doubt looking for food, for it could not have eaten with the book fa

Haizow

Apples (California)

Lemons, American Lichees, Dried Oranges (Canton) Oranges. (Sweet) Fears (Canton)

Oranges (Americma) esch Panelo, Siam Persimmons, Largo

VEGETABLES,

the

Wabats Grapes

Artichokes Beetroot

Long Beetroot Brinjala, Green Cabbage, Chinese

(Shanghai) Calidower (Large)

(Madium) (Small)

Red

King's Sceptre, a hot favourite, (America); British, Jack (Kid) Berg

After Miss N. Brown's fine play

Now would be the time to took the lead, followed closely by (London); Empire, Laurie Stevens in the earlier rounds, it was sur-

tempt him with a nice fly. Nancy Pride of Tsingtao and Victoria (S. Africa); European, vacant

prising to find her unable to win Hall. This order was maintained |

World, Barney Ross

was on the point of creeping steal- thily away to get her rod, when till the Rock, when Victoris Hall (America); British, vacant; Empire, more than one game in each set

vacant; European, vacant.

against Miss Whitmarsh. The

EXAMPLE TO WORLD she was startled by the sound of took the lead with High Honour) Middle: Worid, Marcel Thil winner, however, was at, the, top

|footsteps, and, looking over her. moving up nicely. Coming into the (France); British, Jock McAvoy of her form, and gave no quarter.

Wellington: A new agreement shoulder, saw a tall young Maori, straight Mr. Pib increased his lead (Manchester); Empire, vacant; Euro-

Misa Harvey started very badly made with the public works

em-with a rod made of manuka pole, and Flybynight, which had been in pean, Marcel Thil (France).

Light-Heavy: World, John Henry against Miss McOstrich, seeming ployees of New Zealand reduces approach. She sank into fourth place, challenged High Lewis (America); Britain, Eddie Phil-quite unable to aight the ball. But their weekly hours from 47 to 40 sweet-smelling mint and waited. Honour for second place, but lips (London); Empire, vacant; after losing a love set she regained without reduction of pay.

Skilfully Peter Tabeha cast his Carrots found the task too great King's European, Marcel Thil (France), her game. and Miss McOstrich

Heavy World, James F. Braddock could only win one game in the hat man and single workers water, the big trout lay risid, only Chifles, De

The agreement" also provides line. As the fy alighted on the Celery, Chinese Sceptre was a poor fourth.

shall receive the same pay, that his gills and fins and beautiful The fight came in the third, and Maoris shall receive the same pay tail moving. He seemed to be Curry Stuff, Eng it was only by a little that Miss Europeans and that holidays watching and considering. torn McOstrich had the best of the set shall be granted with full

pay, between the hunger which obsess That little. however, was enough those with two years service re-ed him and memories of the fly She won at fut, and passed into)

(ceiving 10 days' holiday a year.

which had carried a book. The the final, where she and Miss

The social amenities provided (Continued On Page 10) Whitmarsh should have an inter-for the employees are to be im eeting match.

establish- LINK WITH PARIS SIEGE proved, including the ment of libraries in the camps. reached the final of the doubles in The literature will be

carefully Mrs. Hannah Thurlow, who ce- a fast, hard-hit match against R.

include books lebrated her 101st birthday at Parsley A. Shayes and C. M. Jones.

Colchester Infirmary · last month,

(America): British, Jack Petersen second set. Gold Sovereign Wins At Last

(Wales); Empire, Jack Petersen Cassins commanded a large fol-(Great Britain); European, Max lowing in this

rate for Schmeling (Germany).

much

Novice jockeys and looked

very

like winning when £2,000 LEFT TO

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Liver

Sucking Pigs to

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Barbel

Canton

16

Crabs

10 8

Frash Water Fish Codfish

Cuttle Fish

Dace Frozs

Eels Conger

Eels Fresh Water

Cacumbers

Garlic

Ginget, Young

Old Horseradish, S'hai Indian Corni Lettuce

Onions, Bombay

Green Shanghai

Potato, zweet

Japanese

American

Eels Yellow

Garoups

Gadgeon

Herrings

Hakbot

Lobster

Mackerel

Mullet

Dysters Perch Pike

Plaice

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Pumpkin Radish Rhubarb (French)

Punti

Promfret, White

bunch

he secured a flying start and kept his advantage up to the quar- ter mile post. Ocean View - was ever a source of danger and up till the distance post it looked as) though it rested between these ponics. Gold Sovereign (Mr. H. A. de B. Botelho) however, came up on the rails and finished in grand Club, of St. James's-street, Lon

Mr. Semple. the Minister res-was living in Paris during the style to win by two lengths from don, will benefit to the extent of John Bogge, of London, and anponsible, says that he hopes that slege of 1970-71. Ocean View with Cassius third.

about £2,000 under the will of Mr. Jannuity of about £1,000 a year to the agreement will be an example Charles S. Somerville, a member his sister, Miss Emma Somerville, to the world:- He is satisfied that) of the clab, who died here at the who lives in Kent.

the shortening of hours will not ́Ealing magistrates heard a lage of 79.

Miss Somerville is also to lead to a reduction in output charge of theft in a police cell Watercress A swan, which alighted on the Mr. Somerville was 2 land-ceive all Mr. Somerville's collec The public works employees, while the prisoner, William Vegetable Marrow tramway tracks, held up trafic on owner.

Water Lily Boot |tion: of pictures in London." |numbering several thousands, are Cooper, of Northfield-rood, Acton, Spinach

No. intimation of the bequest employed on railways, roads, hysat smoking a cigarette He Was Tomatoes until it was chased into the river admitted to probate, also leaves has yet been received by the Dedro-electric works and public discharged and handed over to Mmrooms by police and tramway men. "about £10,000" to his godson, Mr. vonshire Club.

buildings.

the 'poor-law authorities,

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