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ANNUAL RACE MEETING PROGRAMME.
FIFTY-SEVEN RACES TO BE DECIDED IN FIVE DAYS:
NO OUTSTANDING, CHANGES.
TRAINING NOTES & TIMES NEXT WEEK.
[BY MORNING DEW."]
Below is given the programme of the Annual Race Meeting to be held on February 23 and March 23, 4. add 7. The first Extra Race Messing has been arranged to take place/
on March
14.
For the Annual Race Meeting there are ning races for the first day and twelve races for the subsequent four days, making 67 races in all... The programme includes a race on each day for the nowly imported' Australian ponies. The stakes are generous and as there are a record number of ponies in training for the Anaual Race Meeting, there is every indication that some very big fields "and keen racing should be seen.
From what I can gather at the moment, in spite of the pre- sence of Diana Bay. last season's crackerjack, several stabies are confident of carrying off the Champions. As for the Derby there is no telling how things will turn out, but there is want of keen-" ness, oither among owners, jockeys, or the public. The sub- scription griffins are being put through their paces and are show. ing up very well, and already there is talk of the likely destina tion of the more important races for this class.
I am happy to be able to annpence that next week training times will be published in this paper together with notes and comments after every gallop. Look out for them!
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28,
1.-The Wong-Nei-Chong Stakes: Half a Mile.
Winner $750. Second 3300. Third $200. For China ponies, subscrip tion grilling of any season non-win-
nors.
Weight for inches ns per scale. (Jockey allowance)..
2.-The Old Course Piate: One Mile,
Winner $750. Second $300. Third 8200. For China ponies that have started in at least five Extra Meet inge in Hong Kong during 1030, two or three of such meetings to bave been before July 1 and two or three subsequent to that date. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners anywhere during 1930 of one race 3 lbs., of two races 6 lbs., of three o„more races 7 lbs. extra. Sub seription griffins of 1930 allowed 5 lbs. (Jockey allowance). Allow
ances accumulate..
3.The Maiden Stakes: Six Furlongs."
Winner 1,000, Second $300. Third $201 For China ponies bond de griffins of this meeting. "Weight for inches as per scale...
4. The Valley Stakes: Six Furlongs.
Winner $1,000. Second 3300. Third $200. For subscription griffins of this meeting Weight for inches as per scale.
5. The Sydney Maidens: Six Furlongs..
4.The Mongolian Stakes: 'One Mile.
Winner $730 Second Sco. Third $200.
For subscription griffins of per scalf. Winner of Valley Stakes this meeting Weight for inches as 7 lbs, extra. (Jockey allowance)." 5.-The Perth Plate: One Mile. Winner $1,000. Second $300. Third $200. For Australian ponics. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners barred.
6. The Trial Plate: 1 Miles...
$200. For China ponies, boná file. Winner $1,000. Second $300. Third griffins of this meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Subscription griffins of this meeting allowed 10 Ibs. Winners 5 lbs. extra. (Jockey allowance). Allowances necumala-
tive.
7.-The Governor's Cup: 11⁄2 Miles. with $750 added for winne: Second Presented by A.E. the Governor,
$300. Third $200. For all China ponics. Weight for inches as per scale. Griffins of this meeting of this mecting allowed 10 lbs. allowed lbs. Subscription griffins Winners at this meeting 5 lbs. extra. (Jockey allowance). Allowance ae cumulative.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1931.
CIVILIANS BEAT THE SERVICES:
CLAIMS OF BRITISH BOND- HOLDERS.
2-The Exchange Plate: 1 Miles.CHARITY FOOTBALL. FRENCH WAR LOANS.
Presented by the Bankers and. Exchange Brokers of Hong Kong. Value $1,000 to Winner. Second to" receive 8300 and Third $200. For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winnors at this meet- ing 3 lba. extra. Ponica "that have started in sud not won a race of 1 mile or over at this meeting allow. ed 3 lbs. Griffins of this meeting
allowed 5 lbs. Fonies that have run in at least five Extra Meetings in Hong Kong during the senson 1930, two or three of such meetings pre- vious to July 1, 1930, and two or three subsequent to that date, allowed 3 lbs. Subscription griffins of this meeting allowed 10 lbs., of previous seasons allowed 7 lbs.
Allowances accumulative.
3. The Hong Kong Derby: 1 Miles.
A sweepstakes of $20 each,' 350 additional for starters, with $4,000 added. For China, ponies, bond fide griffins of this meeting. First pony to receive 70 per cent. Second 20 per cent. Third 10 per cent, of, the total amount. Weight for inches as per scale: Ponies to be ridden by jockeys who have won at least 5 official dat races in Hong Kong or Chine, or jockeys approved by the Stewards.
Taking the field against the Services in a charity football match at Sockunpoo on New Year's Day,
the Civilinas emerged victors by the odd goal in claven, the score giving a fair indication of the general run of play.
There were nearly throw thousand spectators, amongst whom were His Excellency the Governor (Sir Wil- liam Feel) and Commodore A. 11. Walker, who kicked-off. The game was under the charge of Mr. Bald win, and during the afternoon the Fife and Drums of the South Wales Bordercre were in attendance.
There was very little to choose betazon the teams, and as both sides adopted the "first-timer" tactics, play was consequently very fast One, very conspicuous feature was the remarkable combination of both sides; this was really excellent, taking into consideration the fact that the sides had not played to gether previously. Some very glar. ing mistakes were made by players of both teams, and these resulted in several goals being scored,
4. The Subscription Griffins'
Clarke, the Police goalkeeper, Challenge, Cup: 11 Miles.. 4
played an excellent game for the Value $1,000. For subscription Civilians, despite the fact that he griffins of this meeting. Weight for was beaten on no less than five se inches as per scale. To be won two casions. Hedley made a very good years consecutively by ponies the right half, while Pile and B. Go-"I bond file property of the same sano on the right wing, were a con- owner or owners. Winner to restant source of worry to the, ceive $800 and 70 per cent. Second Service defence. For the Services. $800 and 20 per cent. and Third Hay, Yeoman, Peacock, Atkin and 8200 and 10 per cent. of the entrance Campbell played extremely well. when the second pony will receive with much vigour. fees until the Cup is finally won Atkin leading his line of forwards 75 per cent. and the third pony 25 per cent. of the entrance fees in addition to the place money.
3-The Melbourne Cup: 1 Miles.
Winner $1,500. Second 8600. Third
Winners
Goals were scored by Lim (4) and Pile (2) for the Civilians and Campbell (2), Atkin (2) and Peacock (1) for the Services.
(THROUGH REUTER'S ADENCY.]
STONE THROWING AT TAIPO ROAD.
CHINESE LADS CONVICTED:
EGYPTIAN COTTON
FUTURES.
(THROGOR REUTER'S AGENCI
CAIRO, Jau, 1
According to the newspaper Ahram, the Finance Ministry
futuros. N
At the Kowloon Magistracy yes considering the introduction of terday, Mr. Jas. T. Dobbio, of the law prohibiting dealing in cot PARIS, Dec, 31. China Mail, appeared as complain- It is thought that the forma
of an Agricultural Bank make the practice unneces
A disclosure that the British
Government before Christmas gentut in a case in which four Chinese another Note (the contents of which boys were charged with throwing have not been divulged) requesting stones at children playing in the the Franch Government's further consideration of the claims of compound of Sinere Terrace, Taipo British bond-holders in French War. Road, Kowloon. Loans is made to-day.
The despatch of this second Note is somewhat sharply commented
Addressing the Court, Mr. Dobbie said that for the last ten days, a
gang of seven boys had made it a apon in the newspapers
habit of throwing stones from the Le Journal naka whether this ishillside at the children playing. in the time to disturb Anglo-French the compound. About 11.30 am on relations by persisting in a dis- Thursday, matters reached a climax agreeable controversy and evoking when seven street boys made a de- hopes which cannot be satisfied.
monstration against the children opis understood that Britain playing inside the compound. The adheres to the standpoint that the matter was reported to him and he loans are repayable in gold francs hid himself behind the garden gate and not at the existing rate of to watch for the defendante. When exchange.
they came along one of the children playing sized the first defendant and from information supplied by him, the three others were arrested. Two European boys said that the defendants came past the gate and swote at them and threw stones. They admitted having thrown stones at the defendants too, but the latter were the first to start. An amah also gave corroborative evidenec.
ject in July last evoked an
Britain's first Note on the sub favourable reply.
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NEW YEAR DAWNS OMINOUSLY IN INDIA.
TROOPS FIRE ON DEMON- STRATORS AT BOMBAY,
(THROUGH 'KEITER'S AGENCE.].
BOMBAY, Jan. 1. The New Year dawned ominously in India, serious clashes taking place in Bombay last night in spite of every precaution by the authori- ties.
Council," in defiance of the police The All-India Congress "War ban, organised a number of mest inga throughout the city at mid night, to celebrate the passing of the resolution at the Lahore Con-
dependence for India.
The greatest of these demonstra tions was planned to take place on
$400. For Australian ponies. Weight TO-NIGHT'S, BOXING,gress, which demanded complete in- for inches as per scale. 3 Hs. extra.
6.The Great Southern Stakes: Six Furlongs, Winner $750. Second $300. Third
For China ponies. $200.
Weight for inches as per scale. Winners at this meating 5 lbs., of two or more raees 7 lbs. Griffing allowed 5 lbs. allowed 10 lbs. (Jockey allowance). Subscription griffins of this meeting Allowances accumulative.
7-The Lusitano Cup: One Mile.
Club Lusitano. For China ponies Presented by the members of the bona fide grifins of this meeting, with $800 added. Second $300. Third $200. Weight for inches as per scale. Subscription griffins of this meeting allowed 5 lbs. All win ners 5 lbs, extra.
8.-The Challenge Cup. 13 Miles.
Value One Hundred Guineas. For
China ponies. Weight for inches
3.-The Garrison Cup: One Mile.
Presented by the Officers of the Garrison, with 2600 added for Winner. Second $300. Third $200. For subscription griffins of this Club of Buy season. Weight for inches as per scale. Subscription griffins as per scale. To be won two years of this meeting allowed 3 lbs. consecutively by a pony or ponies Winners during 1930 of one race 3 the bona fide property of the same or more races 7 lbs. at this mecting albs. extra. (Jockey allowance) Penalties and allowances accumu- lative.
THE BIG FIGHTS DISCUSSED the Chowpathi Sands.
[BY WELTER."}
when Jock" Crichton of Shang At the Theatre Royal to-night hai and 4. B. Begbie, H.M.S. weight Championship of the Colony, Berwick, will battle for the Weltar- Stoker Percy Lake, H.M. S. Berwick, and A. B. Dobson, H.MS. Thra
are scheduled to go fifteen rounds. weight, Championship, Both fights cian, will meet again for the Light
Opinions are divided regarding the chances of the contestants, and this tournament should be one of the best ever staged in the Colony for some time.
The
police, meantime, took elaborate precautions, while Indian troops were posted at strategic points and a company of the East in the moonlight, on Chowpathi Lancashire Regiment was drown up, Beach
crowds rolled up and skirmishes soon followed."
In spite of this show of force, the
The defondants denied the charge, saying that whenever they passed on the way to school, the European boys throw stones at thein.
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Owing to the Steamer experien bad weather and sustaining. Bran table on the voyage to Hong a General Average is being declared Consignors are required to sign usual General Average Bord and a Cash Deposit of $2 on the not market value of their Cargo bal Delivery can be granted.....
Al damaged Packages mast le the Godowns, where they wil examined by Mes.rs. Goddard Douglas
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No Claims will be admitted afte Goods have left the Godowns,
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Ageats.
The Magistrate, however, register-30 ed a conviction, and bound the first defendant's mother over in the sum of $50 to see that her son is of good behaviour for six months The third and fourth defendants were to-day for their parents to appear, remanded" in Palice custody until whilst the second lad was betwout on bail of 83. He was asked to bring his parents to Court to-day
BRITISH BANKERS' CLEAR- ING HOUSE RETURNS.
STRIKING TESTIMONY TO TRADE DEPRESSION. !
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY }
trade depression and the heavy LONDON, Jan. 15. Striking testimony to the severe
By two o'clock in the morning,
decline in the Stock Exchange deal jured as to require their despatch for 1930, which reveal for the first 6 persons had been so seriously in last year is provided in the Bankers Clearing House Returns very seriously hurt when this police time since 1926 a decrease in the to hospital, while 10 othera were
were ordered to charge with staves.
amount of bills and cheques cleared.
The year's Several charges were necessary be- fore the crowds dispersed.
turnover totalled £43,369,000,000, compared with £44,827,000,000 in 1929.-
ed his squad to open fire, and nine The officer in charge finally order-
of the demonstrators were, wound- ed.
Further police charges cleared the
.
In the neighbourhood of the sea "Jock "'* Starts Favourite: front a party of police was sur Regarding the welters," Jockrounded by a crowd, which began Crichton starts favourite. I am in- hurling stones. clined to think he will win fairly fighter and at the same tie comfortably. He is a two-handed knows his stuff" thoroughly. The last time Begbie was seen in action Morris on December 8), he failed to impress, though it must be said in big favour that he took a lot of punishment very gamely. His style has improved considerably since his is rather cramped, but I hear he
last appearance.
Winner $1,000. Second 8300. Third lbs. of two rases & lbs., of three owner or owners. Winnet to receive (he was beaten on points by Stinnin streets and all was quiet by four
200. For Australian ponics. Weight for inches as per scale.
6. The Foochow Cup: 1 Miles. -Winner 2750. Second 8300. Third Sana For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale: Ponies that
#750 and 70 per cent., Second 8300 and 20 per cent., Third $150 and 10 per cent. of the entrance fees witil the Cup is finally won when the 9.-The Chater Cup: 1 Miles. second pony will receive 75 per cent. have started at least three times Presented with $1,000 added, and the third pony 25 per cent. of For the entrance fees in addition to Third $200. China ponies, that have run in at place money.
in Hong Kong previous to this meet-Srcond 8300. ing and have never won a race in Hong Kong and griffins of this meet ing allowed 7 lba Subscription griffins of this meeting allowed 12 ibs. (Jockey allowance). Allow
ances accumulative.
7.-The China Stakes: Five Furlonge. Winner $750, Second $300. Third $200. For all China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale
least five Extra Meetings in Hong 9. The Royal Navy Cup: 1 Miles. Keng during the season 1930,, two
Winners of the Garrison Cup at any time barred. Other winners at this meeting of one, race, 7 lbs.; of two or more 10 lba, extra. Sub scription griffins of this meeting Allowed 6 lba. (Jockey allowance) Penalties not accumulative. Allow ances accumulative.
o'clock.
INDIA'S NEW VICEROY.
(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]
!】 : 。 RUGBY, Jan. 1. Lord Willingdon, Viceroy of India (designate), intends to sail for India from Marseilles on April 3 and will arrive at Bombay on the 17.
Lord Irwin will leave Bombay for England on the following day.
NATIONAL SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES.
The Lightweights. Regarding the lightweights, the last time these lads were in the ring, Lake zmerged victorious after fifteen rounds of the beat milling seen in the Colony for years. Dob son forced the fight most of the way, and though the decision in Lake's favour was well-received one cannot but think that a draw. would have been even more popular. Lake has since been training very hard and will no doubt go all out to win, as a win will mean that he keeps the Belt for good. Sup-KING TO BE GIVEN NOTABLE porters, of Dobson are unanimous that the decision will be reversed this time," and "Sky" Kerrison, the old favourite, who is looking. Winner $750. Second $300. Third after the Séaman, expresses "the $200, For China ponies bona fide utmost confidence of bagging the griffins of this meeting. Weight for title. I have been given to under inches as per scale. Subscription stand that Dobson will be trying griffins of this meeting allowed 10 to serve out the "sleeping mix lbs. Winners" of one race 5 lbs,ture" early on. or two races 7 lha, extra, of more than two races, barred. Allowances accumulative.
or three of such meetings previous Presented by the officers of H.M.'s to July 1, 1930. and two or three Navy, with $600 added to the subsequent to that date. Weight Winner Second $300. Third 8200. for inches as per scale. Winners For subscription griffins of any sea- during 1930 of one race 3 lbs., of son Weight for inches as per seule. two races 6 lbs., of three or more. races 7 lbs. penalty. Subscription griffins allowed & lbs. (Jockey allow ance). Allowances, accumulative. 8.-The Eopeful Stakes: One
10.-The Racing Stakes: One Mile, Mile.
Winner $750. Second $300. Third Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200. For China ponies, griffins of $200. For China ponies bona fide this mecting and China ponies that griffins of this meeting. Weight for have never won a race anywhere. inches as per scale. Subscription Subscription griffins of this meeting griffs of this meeting allowed s allowed 10 lbs. Weight for inches ibe. (Jockey allowance.) Allow a per scale.. Winners barred. ances accumulative."
(Jockey allowance.) Allowances ae- 9.-The Tientsin-Stakes:-1 Miles
cumulative."
Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200 For China ponies subscrip tion griffins of 1930 and 1931. Weight for inches as per scale. Subscrip tion griffins of 1030, 7 lbs. extra. (Jockey allowance),
MONDAY, MARCH 2.
1.The Towar Stakes: Once Round Winner 8750, Second $300. Third $200. For China ponics subscrip tion griffins, of this Club; season.. Weight 140 lbs. For each $200 or part thereof won in stakes at any time 1 lb. extra. (Jockey allow ance).
-The Tyro Stakes: From the Two Mile Post Once Bound and In... Winner $750. Second 8300. Third $900. For China ponies bond fide griffins of this meeting Weight for
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this meeting 7 lbe. extra. Subterip: tion griffins of this meeting allow ed 10 lbs. (Jockey allowance) Allowances accumulative.
3. The Victoria Stakes; Ons
Winner #1,000. Becond $300. Third 500. For all China ponies, Weight for inches as, per scale.
10. The Black Rock" Stakes: 1 Mlles,
11-The Jockey Club, Stakes: 1} Miles Winner 81,000. Second $300. Third 800 For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Grifins of this meeting allowed & lbs, Sub scription griffins of this meeting The Gymkhana Stakes: Ona allowed, 10 ba Winners at this meeting 5 lbs. extra.. (Jockey allow anco) Allowances accumuative,
12.The Kalgan Plate Once Bound.
Winner 750. Second $300. Third $200. For China ponies, subscrip for inches as per scale. tion griffins of this meeting. Weight
allowance).
SOUVENIR.
ARGENTINA GOLD RESERVE.
TO BE EMPLOYED IN EXCHANGE OPERATIONS; ́"[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE],
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 1.
A decree has been issued authoris ing the Gold Office gold reserve to be employed in exchange operations abroad.
SCHNEIDER TROPHY RACE.
FRANCE "ENTERS AT THE
LAST MINUTE
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY ]
PARIS, Dec. 31. The French Aero Club has noti
fed the entering of three seaplanes in the 1931 Schneider Trophy Com- petition.
Hong Kong, 3rd Jan., 1931. [19]
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PENINSULAR AND ORIENTA STEAM NAVIGATION (at
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ARRIVED HONG KONG END JANUARY, 1991,
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, GIBEL TAR, MARSEILLES, MALTA," PORT SAID, ADEN, COLOMBO
AND STRAITS,
that their Goods are being landed
CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the ben
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obtained as the Goods are landed
Optional Goods will be landed ha unless Instructions have been give the contrary Six hours before sind the Steamer,
Goods not cleared within 8 days, b cloding date of arrival, will be subje Bentzakon
No Fire Insurance will be affected by as in any case whatever,
Damaged Packages must be left in ü Godowns for examination by the On siguses, and the Company's Surre Mesars, GODDAxo & Dovelas, at 1011) on Mondays and Thursdays, within Free Storage period.
All Claims against the Steamar m be presented to the Undersigned me u before 22nd January, 1931, or they d not be recognized, wa
No Claims will be admitted after fo Goods have left the Godown. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & O
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The entries were made to-day, the last date for their receipt. ...
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be discharged into Holt's Wharf, Kowloos, An offical of the club, said that where it will lie at Consignees ruk it was not yet possible to give
subject to Terms and Conditions a description of the machines.
Storage Holt's Wharf. The Cup LONDON, Dec. 31.
will be ready for Delivery from God. on and after 2nd January Italy, Great Britain and France Optional Cargo will not be landed her
[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE]
LONDON, Dec. 31. The King will be presented next week with a representation of these now entered for the Schneiderman Nation has been in prior to
Trophy Race. thousand millionth National Say-
Vossel's arrival, but carried on, fos The United States bag given na ings Certificate sold..
The certificate will be numbered indication of her intention to com- which the option extende
port to port to the final port of tal b "Berwick" Well Represented
and appropriately icacribed.
pete.
All broken, chafed and damaged Grade There are three supporting bouts,About 117,000 Savings Certificates
【BRITISH - WIRELESS SERVICE]
are to be left in the Godowns, when t and in each one of these the men are sold daily!
RUGBY, Doc. 31.
will be examined on any Tuesday 15 are well matched so that the pro-
Fridays between the hours of 10.45 1% Britain holda the traphy, having and Nocs, within the Fres Storage pe gramme should prove to be a real
captured it from Italy in 1987, at top-notcher. It will be noticed that
Venice and held it in 1929 against Goods have left the Vessel's Godarz No Claims will be admitted after she the "Berwick" is very well repre-
the only competitor, Italy and if Goods remaining undelivered alle sented, as they have a man taking part in each of the tivo fighta,
If Britain wins the forthcoming the 8th January will be subject race, in which France and Italy are challengers, she accures the Trophy outright,
The full programme is (1) 0 Round Middle-weight Con- test-Stoker Goddon (H.M.8. Cornflowery Stoker Williams.
(2) 8 Round Lightweight Con- test AB Kelley (HMS. Med- way). A.B. Francis (HM.S. Berwicky.
Winner $750. Second $300 Third $200. For all China ponies that have started in racea in at least five Extra Meetings during the season 1930, and subecription griffins of this meeting Old Ponies: Weight for vinner during Extra Meetings of 1830 of one race 140 lbs. of two races (H.M.S. Berwick). (Jockey
151 lbs. of three or more races: 156, ba. Non-winners allowed 5 be Winners at this meeting barred Subscription griffins of this meeting Weight for winner of one race 140 (3) 18 Round Contest for the lbs., of two or more races 146 lbs. Welterweight Championship of the Non-winners allowed 4 lbs. (Jockey Colony and Belt Jock" Crich, allowance) Allowances accumulatey (Fheartziak P. He tries
13-The Feking Plate: One Miis.
(4) 15 Round Contest for the 8200 For Chitta ponies, subscrip- Colony and Belt: Stoker Percy Winner $750. Second 3300 Third Lightweight Championship of the tion griffins of this meeting Weight Lake (H.M.S. Berwick). AB. for inches as per scale. Winners Dobson (H.M.& Thracian) 7 lbs penalty (Jockey allowance)(a) Round Lightwright Con-
Owing to pressure on our space, test 4.B Gowan (H.M.8. Storm the programme for the fourth day cloud) Stoker Tyzack (HMS is unavoidably hold over.]
Berwick)
TUESDAY, MARCH 3.
The Jockey Cup: One Mile. Winner 8500Second $200. Third $100 A Cup will be presented to ponies that have started in and have not won a race at this, meet ing that have not at any time, won three flat races, to be ridden by jockeys who have not won five flat racos anywhere at any time. Weight for inches as per scale, Winners 5 bs, extra, Jockeys 2 lbs extra
for each flat race won.
The purchase price of the thou sand million certificates sold since February, 1916, when they were first put on the market amounts to £786,000,000.
The present weekly average of sales is the highest for many years.
IMPERIAL CHEMICAL
INDUSTRIES.
MARQUIS OF READING APPOINTED PRESIDENT.
LOAN TO MEXICO:
TO STABILISE EXCHANGE.
TRAUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]
A report from Mexico City states RoGsy, Dec. 31 that the National City Bank of Government a credit of £3,000,000 New York has granted the Mexican for the purpose of stabilising or change in Mexican currency, by the purchase of dollar drafts on York guaranteed in gold
The loan is to be paid within six months to two years.
Imperial Chemical Industries held A meeting of the directors of the this afternoon, unanimously elected Sir Harry McGowan to succeed Lord Melchett as the chairman and managing director of the company, and appointed the Marquis of Read ing to be president of the company
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No Fire Insurance will be effected.
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