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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY,
MACHINE GUN TROOP GYMKHANA
Many Entries Received For Saturday
The stare is set for the Machine Gun Troop Gymkhana which is to be held on the Polo-ground an Saturday and all that is required is a fae day.
The following are those who have entered for the different
events!.........
MUSICAL CH'ES
5 Mus E. Aris
6 J. Barrow
8 J. K. Bonsfeld
? E B. Basler Creagh
13 H..J. Cowie
15 R. B. Cuff
16 D. A. Cumqjing
19 N. Deitz
20, Miss Joan. Dowbygn
22- Betty Fair
23 Beryl Fair
24 BC. Field"
26 C.-H. Gregory
32 F. P. R. James
38 T. P. K. Kemble
46 W. C. G. Knowles
49 F. R. Llewellyn 550, C. B. Miers
58 M. J. Muspratt Williazis
57 F. G. Nigel
80 D. A. O'Conor
62 W. O'Neill
63. Mrs. Parkes
64 M. J. A. Paterson
69 L. G. Robertson
70 A. Ropes
71 Rose
72 Routley
74 Mixs · E. Schroeter
75 Miss P. Scott Horstan
78 Mrs. F. H. E. Skymme
79 F. H. E.- Skyrme
80 Miss M. Smalley
81 Mrs. St. Clair "Ford
82A. 4. Stocker
86 H. D. Tollington 88 A. Wall
20 Miss M. Waltham
91 Mrs. A. E. Williams
92 Mrs P. Williams
93 A. E. Williams
94 P. Williams
95 T G. Wormeli
96 Mrs. H. E. Wright
97 J. P. Yates
TANDEM TRAILER RACE
(China Ponies Only)
20 Miss. Joan Dowbiggin, H. A.
Greig, R. A. Jardine.
22 Miss Betty Fair, A. J. Stock-
er. D. P. Yates.
23 Miss Beryl Fair, N. Delts, E.
B. Brasler Creagh
31 Mrs. F. P. R. James, F. F. R.
James, R. B. Cuff. ・・・・
45 Miss H. Knill, R. H. Charles,
G. Taylor.
48 Miss Lawson. E. H Impes.
G. Wormell.
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63 Mrs. Parkes, 8 E Bkey, H.
O. Tollington.
75 Miss P. Scott Harston, A. H.
Rotts, L. G, Robertson.
78 Mrs. F. H. E. Styrme, F. H.
E. Skyrme, E. M. K. Mead.
80 Miss M. Smaller, A. Wall
Gates.
81 Mrs, St. Clair Ford, D. A. O'Conor, M. J. Muspratt Willaims.
90 Miss M. Whitham, G. Tolmie,
D. A. Cumming,
92 Mrs. P. Williams, P. Williamu
E. O. Butler.
TENT PEGGING COMPETITION
Qualified
A. H. Potts EM E Mena
R. H. Charles
R. H. Allen
Taylon
F. R. P. James
P. Williams
FEE Skyrme
CHILDREN'S RIDING COM-
2 Elsabeth Annesley.
23 Beryl Fair
31 Mrs. F. P. R. James
39 Mrs. A. Kemp
43 Miss R. King
49 Miss Lawson,
63 Mrs. Parkes
74 Miss E. Schroëter
75 Miss P. Scott Haraton
78 M. FA, E. Skyrme
80 Miss Smalley
31 Mrs. Jt. Clair Ford
90. Miss Minna Whitham
$1 Mra A. E. Williams
92 Mrs. P. Williams
Gentlemen!!
8 J. K. Bourfeld
9 E B. Braster Creagh
11 E O. Butler
12 R. H. Charles'
15 R. B. Cuff:
16 D. A Cumming
19 N. Detta
24 B. C. Field
26 E. C. Crogory -
40 F. A. Kemp
60 D. A. O'Conor
62 W. O'Neill
70 A. J. Ropes 79 F. H. E. Skyrme.
89 A. S. Stacker
88 H. D. Tolfington
93 A. E, WHams 94 P. Williams 95 T.
G.Wormell
HANDY HUNTER COM PETITION
1 R. H. Allen #
3 F. D. Annesley
5 Eleanor Aris
8 J. Barrow
8. J. K. Bousfeld
9 E, B. Braster Creagh
12 R. H. Charles
13 H, J. Cowle
14 3. D. H. Crawford
15 R, B. Cuf
16 D. A. Cumming
19 N Deitz
20 Joan Dowbiggin
22 Betty Fair
23 Beryl Fair
24 B. C. Field
28 C. H. Gregory,
27 H. A. Greig
28 AI. P. Heard 29 W. Eunit A 32 F. P. R. James
33 R. A Jurdine". 34 J. L. Jordan
38 T.'P. K. Kemble 46 W C. G. Knowles 49 F. R. Llewellyn 50 A, Mackinlay
53 E. M. K. -Mead 57 -F. G. Nigel 62 W. O'Neill
64 M. J. A. Paterson 65 A Potts *** 67" L. Reidy
49 L. C. Robertson 70 A. J. Ropes
74 Miss E. Schroeter
75 Miss P. Scott Harston 77 8. E, key.
78 Mrs. F. H. E. skyrme
79 F. H. E. Skyrme
81 Mrs. 8. Slair Ford
82 G, Stokes
85. Taylor -
88 A. Wall
89 R. F. Walter
91 Mrs. A. E. Williams
92 Mrs. P. Willams
94 P. Williamng...
96 Mrs. H. M. Wright
97 J. P. Yates
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9. E B, Brasier Creagh
FETITION Girls
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6 J. BarroW
7. Elizabeth Black ...
7
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35 Raymonde Jordon
41 Peggy Kinchin
42 Kathleen Kinchla
51 Yvonne Martin
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53 Patay Marshall
58 Brenda Nosworthy 73. Helen Sanger
76 Mona Bimand.......
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17 Alan Cutcher
18 Anthony Cutcher
36 Jackie Jordon... 37 Pierre Jordon
58 Norths
61 Bast Old
86 Peter Huttons Fats.
84 Raymond Law
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ALA L/Opt LG Robertach Tor. G. Tolmie.
Tor. Browning
Tpr. J. Ba
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L/Cpl. D. A Cam
B. A, Jardi
Tpr. King
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GOOFY POLO
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11 E O. Butler
13 BB. Charles
B & Cowle
14 D A. Cumming
-19 N. Deits
21. P. English
12 Betty. Pair
23 Betty Enir
24. B. C. Field
25: Catan
24 C. H. Gregory.
29 W. E. Hunt
30 H Impey
53 E. M. K, Mead
55. M. J. Muspratt Wilama
577 Nigel
60 DA O'Conor
62. W. OʻNeli
65 AH, Potts
68. I C, Robertson
70 A, J. Ropes -
74 Miss E Bohmoster
75 Miss P. Scott Harston
78 Mr. F. H. B. Skimme
78 F, H. E. Skyrmë
Mrs. St. Clair Tord AB- A. Ja Stocker
36c A, Wall
"OCTOBER 8, 1934.
RACE HANDICAPS
For Wednesday's Meeting
The following are the handicaps for the second day of the Eighth Race Meeting (Wednesday, Octo- ber 10)-
1.-Kwelchow Handloap.
· (1) Diles). Antämok 140, Bold Commander 150, Chesterfield, 155, Chow Fan 152, Dare Devil 140, Denghtful Chance 148, Hell for Lessher 159, Ironsides 151, Kindo 147, Efttle Beauty 157. Racing' Spirit · 140. Sincerely Yours 148. Soldier of Italy 146, The Bodega 101. Thẹ Carp 155.
2.-Hlangst Handicap. "C" Das. -=-=-={1} Miles). Bayardo 140, Beta 140, Bistre, 155, Budge 149, Chief Seattle 140, Daylight Eve, 145, Fair View 140, Flying Touride 150, Fudge 140, Gag Crusder 181, Glad Eyes 140, Gold Currency 140, Heart's Glory 140 Jungle Jim 150, King's Worthy 158, Lemberg 183, Monoplane 150, Part- ∙nership 140, Racing Boy 150, Ribblę 158, Royal Flush 140, Sandy Bay 158, Solar Star 140, The Tiger 146, Tso Tak 140, Valorous 158, Vigi- lance 140, Wayward Stag 156, West Parade, 140, Witham Osler 140 Wonderful Stag 147, Zero 140.
3-Donble Tenth Plate-
((5. Furlongs).
Diana Bay 158, Electric Star 161, Gleneagles 158, Hetman 158, King's Justice 158, Sadko 161, Soldier of Britain 161, Trentbridge 161.
4.--Kwangtung Handicap." "D"
Class(One Mile), Banjolina 140, Boxing Eve 161, Burgomaster · 145, Chivalrous 140,
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Around the Courts
COMPLAINANT- FINED!
"You and other scoundrels very nearly made me wrongfully send a man to prison. You have de- iberately" and maliciously come here and led to me," said Mr. Wynne-Jonës at Kowloon Magia- tracy on Saturday when he fined Li Ng Muf $75 or in default. six weeks hard labour for giving false evidence against Fung Ki who was [alleged to have gone to the first floor of No. 276 Reclamation Street and attempted to steal a fan.
Fung Ki stated that he went, tr 4 man called
Colombo 140, Ebony Idol 140, Fthe house to see Fa Barred, Gay Butterfly 140, Wang Ming, the husband of LA NE Mui, to get some wages from Helter Skelter 140, Hey Tor
him, and after an argument he 140. Hot Heels 140, King's
of attempted larceny.
Parade 148, National Day 140, Nowa struck on the arm with an Fear 140, Now's The Time 161,away he was arrested and accused opium pipe. As he was running
Philanderer 140, Racing Flack Barred, Racing Triumph 140, Shaughraun 140, The Redshank 168, Vago 140, Warrington 148.. 5-Kwange Handicap, "B" Class.
-(1) Miles).
Brechin 183, Bright Star 158, Bright View 153, Don 140, Gladia- tor 163, Gleneagles 163; High Speed 143, King's Bounty 145, Eng's Warden 161, Macaroni 169. May Dower 145, New Star 161, Pride of Tsingtao 140, Boldier of China 156, Soldier of Germany 161, Spiñaway 140.
6.-Hunan Handicap-41 Mile) Bright View 148, Electric Star 161, Gladiator 156, High Speed 140, Hydroplane 154, King's Fancy 161, Lemberg 149, Macaroni 152, Soldier of Britain 188, Soldier of China 149, 8pinaway 140.
7-Katoomba Handicap. “B”
Class--(1) Miles). · ·. Australian Boy Barted, City of Brisbane 135, Empire Day 140 Fanling Fox 152, Kilrea 149, Lucy Glitters 135, Folar Star 152, Portia 150, Roy Morn 159, St. Joan 165, The Girafe 135, The' Goose 158, Vriday 135.
k
- 8-Fuklen Handicap~~(1) Miles).
· Cavalcade 185, Classic Hall 155, Copper Idal 181, In Good Time 145, Sarabande 155, Surprise 150, Tiny Star 168.
KWOK'S FINE EFFORT
In Chinese Harbour
Swim
Kwok Chan-heng, swimming a brilliantly indged 1800 wan
the anna) Chinese Cross-Harbour swamp from Shek Kath-pu), the favourite in 23 minutes and 42 seconds.
La Ng Mai, the complainant, and- her witnesses atated that Wong Ming was not in the Colony when Fung Ki visited the house.
An independent witness, how- ever, said that Wong Ming was in the Colony on the day 'in question as he had called on bins.
was
In discharging Fung Ki, his War- the ship remarked that it worst piece of deliberate false evidence he had ever heard..
SENTENCE UPHELD
Wynne- Bilvaat
t
The ground for the re-hearing was one of mistaken identity, but when a witness was called, he said he was positive that defendant was the mar
YOUNG WOMEN BOUND OVER
women
Before Mr. Hamilton at the Cen- tral Magistracy on Saturday morn- lug, two young Chinese named Wong Lak and Chan Ying. were charged for disorderly con- duct.
It is alleged that at about $30 pm. last Friday night, the two defendants had a quarrel in Lock-
hart Road Wanchal, and after- wards a fight followed A District constable, passing by, saw the fight. and brought the two de- fendants to the No. 2 Police Station.
Both defendants pleaded guilty, and were bound over in a bond of 935 each.
CHINESE HEAVILY FINED
A Chinese named Chow How. aged 30 years, appeared before
Hamilton Mr.
at the Central Magistracy on Saturday morning. charged with the unlawful posses- sion of twelve taels of prepared opiumi.
The accused was arrested in Connaught Road West by a Chin'- "I am afraid that the instructions ese detective last Friday after- noon, with the oplum tled up is on which you are working are not
* plece of oil paper roung, his very reliable," said Mr.
wast. He pleaded guilty and said Jones to Mr. M, A. da
owloon Magistracy on Saturday that he was asked by a friend to in the re-hearing of a case in take the opium to a certali place which La Ming, a licensed hawk- for a small sum of money "вa re- er, was sentenced to four months' | ward. imprisonment on Beptember 28 for A fine of $1,000 or in default snatching a hand bag from Punnine months hard labour was in- Cht, a 20-year old woman.
posed.
Ladies:
1. Miss Yeung Bau-chun, 25 min.
40 sec.
2 Hls Au Yin cho 30 ha, It
ser.
3. Miss Mok Bok-kun, 31 min. 05
sec.
The following completed the
course:
Ho Yee-ming, Kam Shiu-wan, Chol Chi-kin, Wong King-yun, Wu Chi-tak, Wa King-tak, Hang Fu shan, Luk Chai-fel, Wong Shi- chuan, Chan Man-pony, Chan Sal- shek, Chiu Ko-fan, Lam Ki-man, Fong Lai-ching and Fank Ngau yin; Misses Lee Ngol-ying and Yeang Kau-wah
Prizes were presented by Mr. Lo Yuk-tong, - Chairman of the Bouth Chins Athletic Association, at the coscina.ons of the race.
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CHUNG SHING SOCIETY
At the monthly swimming kala.
the Chung Shing Bathing Society held on Saturday, the
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BILLIARDS
H.K. Wheelers Beat
St.
"1
Patrick's
In a friendly Ellards and snooker encounter at St. Patrick's Club on Saturday, the Hong Kong Wheelers defeated the home team by the narrow margin of 9 points,
Registering, breaks of 21 and 38. Adamson von his game by 36 points. Huella bint Rukher easily by 57 points while. Tribe, defeated Oldfeld at snooker."
Follmming - the match Paddy Hares, the Havy snooker player and T. Wallis of the Wheelers. gave an exhibition, and ather › a cloge game, Haxes won by 13 palats.
Bcores in detail, were:-
The Wheelers Bt. Patrick's Club *Snooker
Pta
Parsons
The race which is the season's classic event for Chinese swimmers Chinese YMCA on the open took place on Saturday afternoon medley reing after a thrilling Tribe from a point near Channel Flocks, struggle with the home team Jackson Whampoa Docks, Kowloan, acrost The 200 tebuse free-style was Wilson the harbour to the South China won by Ng Chun Man in the good
Athletic Associations bathing time of 2 ming 55 secs, while Fuller pavilion at North Point, an up- Chan Wa Kwong took fine piste AgaIqson, penximate distance of 2,000 the breast-stroke evento e Elequorish metres, which if covered in the At the conclusion of the sports, | Saunders short time Elven above, is Mr. Wong Hong Kwong presented world's record
the prizes
* Paye ladies were included in the The Results
total of 24 swimmers and Miss
chen
44. Thatcher
$7 Jordan
58, Walker
Billiards
43. Buckle
100 McDonald
63. Forsythe 92 Pine
64.
100
100
Total 541
532
150 Metres Medley Relay Open Bau-chun, sister of the to the Colony-Chinese YMCA | Ng Shun Ying, Lam To Lai, Ng Teung Bau-king lady Chung Shing B.8, Chinese Bath Kit Hing. Time: 1 min. 44.1.5 sec9
of Okina, came in first ing Club
and managed | 50 Metres Free Style:-Lo Vix nth the hở event War Chào Hoa Phuc Châu End
50 Metres
123 min, 47, 18ho
$200
grea Breast Stroka ---- Chang Wal Kwong, "Foon", Fing
Lam Shid Bo Time: 2 m
Breast
Stroke