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YESTERDAY'S RACING.
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 41)
4. The American Club Cup: From the Two Mile Post Once Round and In, Presented by members of the American Club, with 8800 added for winner. Second 8300, Third $200. For China ponien bonú file griffina of this mtating. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of one race 3 lbs., of two races & Iba., of three or more racun 7 lbs. extra. Sub- seription griffins of this meeting allowed 10 lbs. (Jockey allowance), Allowancen accumulative.
Mr, Dunbar's Fortune Bay
(Mr. Hill 1 Mrs, Dunbar's. Tiam -
(Mr. Sokoloff)! Mr. Dynasty's King's Justice.
Pari-mutuel
Winner: $10.00. Places: Int, 89,30: 20d, $16.30; 3rd, $44.00.
Aencia Leal Brown Eyes
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1931.
Also ran-Winsome Stag · (Mr. Bramwell); Coronation Eve (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Oro Prifco (Mr. Frost); Erin's Isle (Mr. Fung)! Christmas Chimes (fr. Heard): Redskins (Capt, Coltman).
Win by one and a half lengths: one and a half lengths between second and third.
Timo: 2 mina, 2.2-5 secs. Pari-mutuo!:-
Winner: $14.30.
Places: 1st, $6.20; 2nd, 86.20; 3rxl, 88.50.
Betting..
Winner, Pinee.
330
B12
pare
188.
Happy Returns .....
$5
108
Betting
Criffel
53
270
Winter Hall ninete
740
110
Mascot
717
The Turbot
129
28-1
Jon Stewer
1,073 2,033
Sunny Day.... 470 Loch Sunartogi 21 Tunneyprus. 1,335
་
788 54
Vndio
40
1,720 12%
Winner. Place. Winsome Slag ................. 30 110 Eliot Bay 1,253 1,005 Jill
1,252 1,655 Coronation Eve .... 726 574 Vasylock ... 270
581 Crown Prince11 281 Erin', lalei
32 158 517 Christmas Chimer... 233 Redskins
57 140
•
7.
8. The Phaethon Stakes-"B" Class Handicap. (Mr. Chang) 3 Also ranDaylight Eve (Mr. Mears, Wong and Tang's Pep Pote Hunt): Wonderful Stag (Mr. 1 Quincey); Wins Stag (Mr. Frost); Mindoro (Mr. Fung): Brunswick Hall (Mr. Pan): Nippy (Mr. Soares); Atlanta (Mr. Reidy),
Won by one length; half a length between second and, third,
Time: 2 mins. 10 seek. Pari-mutuel :---
Winner: 12.30.
perouri (Mr. Backhouse) 1 Mr. Tang Man Wah'a Little
Thunder..... (Mr. Wong) 2* Mr. Happy's Imperia! Hall
(Mr. Chang) 2*
Wod,
12~~The Kill Desperandum Stakes: Five Furlongs. Winner $750. Second 8300. Third $200. For subscription griffins of this meeting that have started at least twice and have not (Jockey allowanec). Weight for inches ns per scale. Messrs. Chau and Chau's Good
Day
(Mr. Pih), 1 Lewis and Tinson's Messrs.
Fi-Fa............ (Mr. Wong) £ Lieut.-Col. Logan's St. Cr
(Mr. Clark) 3 Also ran-Happy Hit (Mr. Brek house); Kwangani (Mr. Proulx); Bay of Calamity (Mr. Sokoloff) Happy Choice (Ip Kui Ying); Peter Davey (Mr. Chang); Silver Flars (Mr. Pan); Serappit (Mr. Rozn); Chertow II. (Mr. Hill): Haleakala Winner: 854.70...
(Mr. Heard); The Lombard (Mr. Places: 1st, 815.70; 2nd, 819.70; Fawcett): Scafell (Mr. Frost); Tom 3rd, 812.30.
Also ran-Now Year's Eve (Mr. Tung); Christmas Frolic (Mr. Heard); Lobster Bay (Mr. Suares); King's Counsel. (Col. Saville); Places: 1st, 85.50; 2nd, 20.40; Piccalilli (Mr. Clark): Misty Eve Bril, $5.50.
(Mr. Pote-Hunt); Ö:Moon' (Mr. Frost): Four Clubs (Mr. Bram- Winner. Place, well); One Third (Mr. Ip Kai Ying); Marquis Hall (Capt. Colt- 300 *320
man): Monterey Bay (Mr. Roza). 1,100
Dead heat: 430
Betting.
Won by short head; dend-heat for
(second place.
Time: 2 mins. 39.2-5 wees. Pari-mutue!:
Betting.
Thumb (Mr. Harriman): Foxtrol (Mr. Reidy); Sultry Eve (Mr. Pote Winner. Place. Hunt): Sans Souci (Mr. Charles).
Won by one length; one and a all between second and third.
Times 1. min. 16. 1-5 secs. Pari-mutuch-
Winner: $33.70.
NAVAL VISITORS.
"RENCH, AMERICAN AND)
JAPANESE."
OFFICIAL CALL ON NEW
*C..IN.C.
The French gunbont, Waldeck Rosseau, with Vice Admiral Herr on board, is duo, to arrive in port about a.. this morning on a visit to the Colony, She will remain here for about ten days and ar- rangentents have been made by the French Consulate for the entertain ment of the visitors during their stay.
HANGCHOW'S HARD WINTER.
WEST LAKES FROZEN,
CONSERVANCY BOARD' AND.
ITS ENGINEERS..
[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]"
HANGCHOW, Feb. 91. The outstanding events of this year seem to be connected with the weather. First of all there was 2 very intense and exceptionally cold spell in the second week, when the thermometer was, hetween F10 deg. and F deg, for a few days. The West Lake was frozen and whilst some enjoyed skating others sought amusement from bicycle riding on the jec.
New Year.
Of course when the first day of Spring, according to the old lunar calendar, was ushered in we hoped for something different from snow, sleet and rain. But no these too have been our lot in a greater de gree than usual. More than a foot
On Friday, the 13th inst., the French Caisal-General will give a dance at his residence in honour of Admiral Herr and we have been informed that a number of leading local residents have been invited
of snow fell in less than 12 hours to attend. As regards the men, they will be entertained at a danco.
at the beginning of this week, and motorlaises have not been exactly to be given at the Helena May the safest mode of travelling, one Instituts on Monday evening, and skidding on the causoway and cap. arrangements for other entertain-sizing in the Lake; ita score of occupants all being well ducked, mente will be made after tho ship and one receiving bruises, but han arrived.
The Waldeck Rosacau is
A
familiar figure in the Colony but the following detalls may be found interesting. Sho has a displace ment of 13,828 tons while her dimen- sions are:-Length $21.4, beam 70.7 and draught 97.0; bermain guna are fourteen 7.0-inchers, six-inchers and ten -pounders. Her speed is 23 knots.
American and Japanese. Visits will also be paid by the American and Japanese navies;
Places: 1st, 89.30; 2nd, $3.30; | ships from these two, countries will
arrive here on March 18. The new
American flagship, U.S.S. Louston, Winier. Place together with the Admiral's private yacht, will be here, for a stay of two days, and arrangements are being made by the American Con- aulate-General for the entertain.
Daylight Eve
Fortune Bay
1,470
Tinna ******
7 551
Wonderful Stag
93
174
King's Justice"
1,032
1,5)
Wise Stag
38
37
Mindoro
ma
27
20
Brunswick Hall
05
172
Nippy
40
70
Atalanta
1D
27
Nippy
30
70
5. The Adelaide Stakes. Six Furlongs,
New Year's Eve... 104 Christine Frolic ...
083
778 1,327
Lobster Bay
917
492
King's Counsel .......
ចន
Misty Eve
589
033
Piccalilli
121
.250
Little Thunder
024
000
Peppercorn.
326
073
O-Moon
300
741
3rd, $21.60.
Four Clubs
39
108
Betting.
One Third Imperial Hall Marquis Hall Monterey Bay
110
251
493
Fi-F#.
-1,022 1,403
30
'07
Happy Hit
30
149
352
Kwangsi...........................
28
89 38
Day of Calumity... 154
300
Happy Choice
97
81
Peter Davey
$70
750
Good Day
574
1,092
Silver Flare
19
37
Scrappit
435
011
Choctow 11.,
77
233
Haleakala
948
804
The Lombard
24
BB
3rd. $38.20.
St. Cyr
189
283
Betting.
or
Scntell
94
162
Tom Thumb
37
60
Evening Star
85
97
Foxtrot
$
20
St. Moritz
126
(Mr. Hill) 1
Sultry Eve
48
54
Kilrea
1,741.
1,400
Queen Regent
701
Caulfield
137
1,127 2017
Mr. Dynasty's Hetman
Sans Souci
43
Thunderclap...
44
121
The Raindrop
580
094
The Bustaril
129
214
(Mr. Y. S. Chang) 2 Mrs. Dunbar's Sitting Bull
(Mr. M. Sokoloff) 3 Won by many lengths, short head between second and third,
Time: 2 mins. 30.2-5 secs. Pari-mutuel
Winner 81,000. Second 8300. Third $200. For Australian ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners barred.
Moira, Proulx & Sling's Kilres
(Mr. Proulx) 1 Lieut. Col. M. H. Logan's St.
Moritz.
(Mr. Clark)
Mr. Wong Ping Shua's Thun
derous (Mr. Quincey) 3- Also ran:-Evening Star (Mr. Pib): Queen Regent (Mr. Chang); Caulfield (Mr. Pote-Hunt): The Raindrop (Mr. Pan): The Bustard (Mr. Frost).
Wan by- onc length; one length between second and third.
Time: 1 min, 25.4-5 secs.
Winner: 80ID.
9-The Champion Stakes;
11 Miles,
A Sweepstakes of 8100 each for starters with 84,000 added for win- ner. Second $1,200. Third, 8750.. For China ponies, winners at this meeting only. Weight for inches .
Places: 1st, #7.80; 2nd, $22.00 per scale. Ponies to he ridden. by
jockeys who have won at least five oficial Aut races anywhere, Winner. Place. Į jockeys approved by the Stewards.
Mr. Dunbar's Diana Bay
Pari-mutuel
6. The Fhathon Stakes-"A" Class Handicap: 14 Miles. Winner $750. Second $300. Third $900. For Chins ponies that have run at least three extra meetings in Hong Kong, during 1030. Non- starters at this meeting barred. Top weight not to exceed 101 lbs. Bottom weight not to be less than 130 lbs. Stakes to be the same for each class.
Mr. Heard's Royal Flush
(Mr. Turg) 1 Mr. Eve's Boxing Eve
(Mr. Pote-Hunt) 2 Mr. Chan Tin Son's Wisdom
Stag (Mr. Quincey) 3 Also ran:-(Mr. Hill); Majestic Fall (Mr. Pih); Carnival Eve (Mr. Bramwell); Fair Sport (Mr. Reidy); King's Colour (Mr. Noza).
Won by one and a half lengths: e length between second and third.
Time: 2 mins. 34.3-6 sees. Parimutuel:-
Winner: $17,50.
Winner: 86.70, Places: 1st. 80.80.
Betting.
Winner. Place. Diana. Bay
....2,677 1,117 Helman
.1,003 375
316 Sitting Bull
201 10.-The Phathon Stakes-“ @ # Class Handicap. Mr. Jolin's Fifty Fifty
(Mr. Heard) I Messrs. Chau aud Chow's Happy
Day (Mr. Pih) 134 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Bridge Hall
(Mr. Wong) 3' Also run Mount Elburz (Mr. T. Y. Tung); Duke of Normandy II. (Mr. C. E. Barkhouse); Orlando (Mr. W. A. Harriman); Tango (Mr.
HAVE YOU WON?
WINNING NUMBERS AT A GLANCÉ.
Race L
No. 535......
124..............
83
1,037.90 470.80 233.40
Unplaced runners of $50 each:- Nos, 602, 587, 002, 401, 391, 230, 505.
Race 2.
No. 33
34.
11
$2,003.00.
500.00 206.00 Unplaced runners of 50 each: Now, 004, 145, 743.
Raco 3. No. 374............... $2,094.00
10.
13
239
505.00 207.80
J. Pote-Hunt); Monk' (Mr. 8. N. Pan); Grey Down (Mr. D. L, New-
Unplaced runners of $50 each:~| bigging); Peter Guerneg (Mr. B.-A. Proulx); Armony (Mr. R. H. Char-Nos, 759, 781, 250, 407, 248, 302, 31,
Places: 1st, 88.70; 2nd, #15.20; les); Blue Boy (Mr. L. Reidy); 702, 204.
Royal Flush
Majestic Hall.....
Carnival Even
Fair Sport
King's Colour- Wisdom-Stag
919 1,444
884 1,642 -148——~240
Boxing Eve ......... 455 660. -The Leighton Hill Stakes:
One Mile.
Pagoda (Mr. İp Kui Ring); The
Unplaced runners of $50 each:
Nos, 720, 357, 606, 230, 411, 119, 73.
T09
Race 5.
ment of the visitors.
•The Houston has a displacement of 10,000 tons, and has a length of 600 feet, while her beam in 081 and the draught 103. She has a-speed of 32.7 knots and carries two. catapults and six acoplanes; her guns are nine inchers and four 5-inchera:
fortunately no serious injuries' word sustained,
In spite of Government edicts
Now Year's Day (February 17) was well observed, but there was a sprinkling of larger and well-to-do shops that had not closed their doors.
Mission Property Restored. In 1927 when the C.M.S. missioní property was condecated by the Provincial Government, that be. longing to Dr. D. D. Main, a re- tired C.31.S. missionary, · suffered in the same way, and some of it is still in Government hands, but Dr. Main's houses at Mokanshan, the local summer resort, have just been returned to their rightful
owner.
Foreign Engineers ** Axed." The Chekiang Conservancy Board, like other Government institutions here, has had to make drastic
cuts resulting in the loss of some of the foreign engineers; Mr. Stallner and Mr. Wielländer having already sailed for Austria, with Mr. Schonauer following soon.
The German and Austrian com- unity nevertheless continue to maintain their numbers, for two couples with their families have within the last two come here month. I understand that they are military advisers.,
An Epidemic of Meningitis. Dr. Rose, who is in control of the Municipal Pathological Labora torics, is rendering valuable service to the community. He has recently Vice-Admiral Selzo Sakonji will paid visits to some villages about arrive on the Idzumo, accompanied 40 iniles distant where meningitis by the Yakumo, both cruisers of was said to be causing hundreds of 9,800 tons each. A dinner. will be the veracity of these reports, and death is investigations proved given at the Hong Kong Hotel by | free inoculation against meningitis the Japanese Consul-General in is now to be had for the asking. honour of the Viro-Admiral on the The Municipal Authorities, in con- night of their arrival, while on the junction with the C.31.S. and other local hospitals, has made ample next day, an "At Home" will be provision for isolating such cases held on the Aagship, to be followed should an epidemic of meningitis
break out. by a dinner on the same night, also on the Idzumo,
Invitations have been sent out to a large number of local residents to both dinners.
We have been informed that the visits of the ships from these three nations will be in the nature of an officin call on. Vice-Admiral Sir W. A. H. Kelly, K.C.B., C.M.G., M.V.O., Commander-in-Chief of the Chin Station, who arrived in the Colony last Saturday as successor to Admiral Sir A. K. Waistell, K.C.B.
-830,990,00 8,850.00 $428.00 Unplaced rauners of 8190.80 each;--002, 2330, 4008, 1019, 5011, 1100, 3810, 1952, 925, 1942, 5723, 5330, V130, 3M2, 312, 4219, 3272, 1013, 1830, 4:00, 2780, 5931, 1301, 1331, 4311:
Race 10.
A Vetoran Missionary,
The community, both Chinese and | [oreign, sustained a great loss when Miss Matilda Laurence, aged 83, passed away peacefully on Decent ber 23, after two years of suffering. She was the first unmarried lady missionary to be sent to Chirin under the C.41.§., coming out before the Suez Canal was opened. She rendered invaluable service to the missionary cause through her tire- less and unceasing efforts in trans Intion work.
CANTON HARBOUR
DANGER.
"DEAD SLOW" ORDER FOR
RIVER BOATS. ·
[FROM OUR GWN OURHESPONDIKL}
CANTON, Mar. 4. In view of the disturbing wash created by large boats when pass- the steel-concrete ing through bridge under construction "nt-the end of Wai Sua Road, the Canton Govemment, tlirough the Customs Authorities bere has to-day ordered all vessels above
certain fixed tonatge to pass in or out of.Can. ton harbour by way of Macao Fort. Unplaced runners of $50 sath-hereafter. The American engineer. 1533, 1033, 1175, 634, 100, 50, 840, 353, ing contractors at work have been 1890 1049, 1167.
3rd. 828.30..
Хасе 4.
Betting.
Janica (Mr. L' P. Quinces).
Race 9.
Winner. Plice.
Won by half a length; half a
No. 380
$2,412.90
Hiawatha
|
length between second and third,
P
008
600.20
..1,040
1,545
Time: 2 mins. 44.3-5 secs.
350
344.00
It
Pari-mutuet:-
No. 3383 0047 3823
465
- 720
51 700
141
Winner: $18.80.
200
Places: 1st, #8.70; 2nd, $50.00;
3rd, #10.00.
Mount Elburz 499
700
Duke of Normandy
– No. 101-......-80,918.20.
142
Bridge Hall... 391
188 033
"
417
805.20 402.00
Oriando Fifty Fifty
443
1,031
1.403
Unplaced runners of 850, each: 745, 594, 820, '731, -85.
-Tango- Monk
310
635
Race 6.
100
925
No. 1201
84,009.80
334
508
1,342.80
80 180
143
122
180 309
Blue Boy
220
328
Pagoda
15
.66
Race 7.
The Jamaica
IAB
329
No. 1111
11-The Consolation Stakes: One
Mile.
909
$1,051.20 1,301,20 650.00
T
Winnor 8750. Second 8300. Third 900. For China panies, subsorip tion griffins of this meeting. Woight for inches as per scale. Winners of one race 3 lbs. penalty, of two races & hs. penalty, of three or more racex iba. penalty. (Jockey allowance).
Mr, TP.T/s Tunney
(Mr. Heard) i
Mr. Cocktail's Mascot
Grey Dawn 183 Peter Guernesum Happy Day
Ardion
1343 071.40
Unplaced runners of 250 each:----
| 224, 1402, "026, 1673, 098.
(Mr. Clark) 2 Dr. S. To Hong's Brown Eyes
Winner $750. Second 8300, Third Unplaced runners of 830 each': -- (Mr. Backhouse) 3
$200. For China ponies that have 540, 1050, 474, 555, 100, 1401, 149, 807, Also ran:-Acacia Len! (Mr. Houg): Happy Returns (Mr. Ip Kui started at least twice at this meet. 687. Ying); Griffel Mr. Frost): Wintering and have not won. Weight for inches as per sealo." (Jockey allow.
Hall (Mr. Pan); The Turbot (Mr.
No.
1012
85,534.90
1581.99 |
1091790.60
Race 11. No. 20784,070,00
382.......... 1,420.00 ·
· 793 ch
710.00 Unplaced runners of 650 each - 214, 972, 1243, 100, 1001, 974.
complaining of these annoyancer. Moreover, they contend that the passage of the large vessel endng gers the lives of the workman, in view of the possibility of their run. ning in foggy weather into the steel. concrete supports now being erect ed. The notification' also' states that even: Binaller boats which are Allowed to pass through must slow down considerably to the danger.
The Hong Kong-Canton boala are. specifically mentioned as a possible soures of danger to the workmen gher wasing ogden the syridge inc Mears. Mackie and Grayburn'a
Jill
(Mr. Clark) 2
1082, 109, 218, 222, 1181, 173, 1745, 303, 1188, 450, 040 749,478, 1800, they will now have to proceed by way of Maeno Fort, a much longer 712, 1238, 020.
1743, 1473, 302, 300, 1422, 175.route, when entering or leaving Mr, Chan Tin Son's Vasylock
(Mr. Frost) 33 (Continued at foot of next column.). 853.
Raza): Jan Siewer (Mr., Chang): ance).
-Gunn Day (Mr. Pih); Lach Sumari (Mr. Dunbar's Elliot Bay
r Troulx); Vadio (Mr Harri
mian)
Won by six lengths; half a length. between second and third, Time-mina, 7,4-5-secs,
Race 12.
Race 8.
No. 1433
No. 1921
.... $5,078.00
393
1
110
1,087.50 1087.50
272
85,215.00
1,400.00.
735.00
Unplaced runners of $50 each:
Cantoor
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