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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JULY-7rx, 1928.
THE DERBY.
DONOGHUE'S GREAT VICTORY. FINISH IN A FOG,
The following is the Tiges necount of the Derby:
1 PAPYRUS 2. PHAROS
........ S. Donoghue.
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A. Walker. There was Hermit's Derby, the "Show
The Grand Master announced that he storm Derby" (although the raer was not run in a snowstorm). Captain Cattle's had decided, on the invitation of the Pro Derby was "heatwave" Derby, Yes vincial Grand Lodge of West Lancashire, terday's Derby was the Derby, of Pap. to hold the next quarterly communication pirus (not Papyrus; if you please, for that of Grand Lodge at Liverpool on Septem- is a classical word, and Derby Day is aber 5th. He had given his approval to the
It democratie race-meeting),
the visit in July of the Pro-Grand Master, the Derby of Pappirus-and the fog Derby. Grand Treasurer, and other 'Grand Our the whole, the weather was pretty Officers to the Grand Lodge of Canada, io kind. The air was fairly warm (for this, the Provincs of Ontario, at Toronto, and summer even on the outskirts of the the District Grand Lodge of Newfound BHAI crowd. The rain held of the sun had fand, at St. John's. This deputation was a shot or two at shining, But just be charged to convey the fraternal and for the great race the fog began to steal hearty, greeting of the Grand Lodge of over the course. Only very good eyes or England to these two Grand Lodges. very good glasses could make out from the
The Grand Master suggested that as Grand Stand what was happening over Lord Ampthill had occupied the position there at the starting-post. They're off" of Pro Grand Master for the past fifteen Along the top of the Hill what looked like years he should be invited to sit for his a few dots of white could be seen rapidly portrait, which would be hung in Grand moving; nothing more. But it did not Lodge. The suggestion was teartily re
to matter much to those as ceived by all present. crowds. They were apathetic. In the brightest light they could have sten little,
Sir Alfred Kobbins, as Chairman of the or nothing. Did they Cire much? Special Committee of Grand Lodge on the London knew long before most of the Masonic Peace Memorial, presented are Epanm crowd did that Pappirys had won port, in which he stated that it had not the Derby.
yet been possible to submit a report, as It is, indel, a democratic meeting. I had been hoped, for a definite proposal the paddock, under the lowering storm which will enable steps to be takım to that wa, rolling sulkily away, one could invite plans and designs for the new build- en a hundred or two of "real obsing. Satisfactory progress is being made the men who, not being bookmakers, yet go and the number of lodges which have pass in the Masonic Million Memorial Fund, to the Derby in top hats, There Wered the Hall Stone resolution has increased peers, and portrait-painters, and commer
cial magnats, and humorous writers, and by thirty-four during the past three nagers of theatres and of great news months, and now totals 48. Over 2,000 papers, and ether members of the cinas commenfíorutiva medals have now been dis
tributed. of idle rich. And with them, were some
very smart clothes on the fair forms of The Duke of Connaught said he was purty gals, or canny ninnies, or bonny anxious to sen the Grand Lodge scheme Lassie, or whatever each dialect (and all develop. and the building commenced dialects are heard at the Derby) may call during his Grand Mastership, and he that agreeable phenomenon. Troops of the word consider the holding of a festival curious followed at Town Guard's heels during the next two years, at which he from the monent he left the box for the hoped to preside personally. parade; and grey Legality drew many eyes from the bays and browns and chest- nuts. Nobody seemed to have much to say About Pappirus (yes! he was "Pappirus" here and thero even in the paddock).
THE DERBY CROWDA.
A resolution was brought forward to reinstate masons of German, Austrian Hungarian, or Turkish birth in English lodges, but this was negatived by an over- whelming majority.
SWEEPSTAKES
WINNERS.
FACTORY GIRL'S LUCK:
In the pullock one feels that Derby Day is a race meeting. Outside it not even the thousands (are we aLLggerating) of bookmakers-all those Alfa and kes and Billies, whose name-bourds areas fond as their amazing voices can quite con Luck has favoured the workers in the vince us that most proplo there know what Derby, sweepstakes for a Yorkshire fa they are supposed to have come to see. tory girl has won £31,000, a Londen wait Who are theythe Derby crowds, and res £5,000. The premier sweepstake in where do they come from! Is every shop this country was that organised by the and office in every town of England Otley (Yorks) Unionist Club, in which closed Does the plough stand idle? Is Papyrus was drawn by Mra Nellie Ford, the loom at rest? See the people here, of Pembroke street, Skipton, who receives and you begin to wonder whether they $31.517. Mrs. Ford is a factory worker. have any existance except on Derby Days. Pharos in the same draw went to Mr. H. They were here last Derby Day; they are Marshall, an engineer, of Grimsby, who here today they will be hore next Derby takes £16,738, and Parth to Mrs. Grace Day. Id the intervals they
Partington, of Heywood, near Manchester, Mr. J. C. Crowther, who wins 27,879. of Todmorden, who drew Doric, takes
Are pot heard nor seen
As if they could not be, as if they had
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£3,930.
Mr. Herbert Marshall, of Burgest Still, in their sad, untidy, strewn street, Grimsby, who held Pharos in the bottle, littered-paper way, they seem to Otley Conservative Club Sweepstake, had enjoy themselves. It was said that more agreed to share any winnings with bia people would attend this year's Derby two partnera, who also had tickets. than attended last year's; and we could
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eadily believe that they did. Last year Derby Sweepstake, valued at £18,000, is there was bright sunshine, which an Eng Mr. Charles Knowland, of Knowland fish crowd calls a "heat wave," and Brothers, wholesale wine and spirit mer dreads more than an air raid. This year chants, of 8, Charing-crose chambers, the coolness may have been-grateful to W.C. Of this sum the winner retains those serried in the press.
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To anyone with a touch of agoraphobia it is rather alarming to be caught in the crowd, say, half-way between Tattenham Corner and the Grand Staud. There seems to be no gap in it anywhere; yet it is all dangerously and aimlessly on the move, amid the bawling of the bookmakers! and the hawkers, the singing of the buskors and the evangelists, the angry bark and squeal of the moler-horns. But from any point of vantage the scene keeps. its wonder year by year. From one point you may get the mighty sweep of the omnibuses and vans rising, like the walls of Aigues-Mortes, alove the slope on the outer side of the straight; from another, you on the Hill the fringe of vehicles and booths concentrating gradually toj that dense mass of faces, nothing but... faces, between the tents and the ecurse. Lift your eyes but a little, and they light on the distant hills, and the two talk poplars in the wood by the Derby starting post, and the green of the English grass) and trus, which in this so-called summer is richer and lovelier! han ever.. But it is no time to think of things like that. We have come to see the Derby, and are not going to gush about the scenery, even though nine in ten of us will be inevit ably prevented, by geological formation and the backs of our follow-picnickers. from seeing a single hair of a single horse.
THE MIST THICKENS.
For all that, ne the mist thickens, some how the rumour gets about that the horses have come out of the paddock, and some of us are all agog, Was Town Guard going lame Will Town Guard go lame? Were there any iron hoops lying about? Are there going to be any iron hoops. lying about? At any rate Lord Derby is asportsman, and it would be jolly if -Des, Vaux. Road, Central Pharos turned out more than a fair 'oss
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(we were not spared that), and won the race. At any rate, it seemed to some only right, since this way the Derby, to bet upon Lord Derby's horse. And then, be: ford many of us were quite sure that
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