TRAINING GALLOPS
Mistake Bay Coming To The Forefront
(BY MORNING DEW ")
Groand conditions at the course yesterday were by no means conducive to fast work, with the result that many of the gallops were on the slow side. Herod and Pacific Hall, the favourites for the Derby were both out on the track, the former going over a mile and a quarter and finishing in 29.4 seconds. Pacific Hall went the Derby distance in 3.36.4 and finished in 30.2 seconds. Another interesting gallop was that of Mistake Bay who was again sont over a mile and a half, finishing strongly in 30 seconds. Night View also moved very convincingly.
Very few Australian ponles were "clocked" yesterday morn- Ing, and the time given below in some instances were of gallops clocked last Sunday.
Foxbridge
Harvest View
Jolly Eyes
1 42 1.22 1.55.2 2.25.3
GRIFFFINS
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Ace of Aces
# 35
Arctic Star
,1 45
1.14.3 1.47 1.31.1 2.10
32.2
241.3
Bold Colonel
235
1.09.2 1.41
31.3 31.3
Clear View
1
36
1.10 1.45 2.10
31
Estover...
30.1
1 52.1 1.28.3 2.19.1 251.2
32.1
1 37.4.1.15.4 1.48 2,21.3
33.3
Heart's Desire. Herod
11 39 1.18.1 1.51.4 2.27.3
3.10.1
32.3
14 44.31.28.3 2.07 243 · --3.12.4
--20:4
King's Jubilee
1
412 1.19.2 1.54.4 2.27.3 54.9 1.40.4 2.20.4 233.4 38 1.14.2 1.47.4
32.4
33.
33.2
14 41.1 1.20.3 2.00.4 3.39 1 37 1.11.2 1.45.2 2.16 1. 38 1.15
3.14
151.2 2.30 3.06.2
1 41 1.22 14.41
1.57.2 2.29.4
1.58.3 2.37
· 3.41 3.13.3
3.44.1 30.1 30.3 3.38.4 30.2 32.2 30
33.3
34
30,3
#32.3
1 52.1 1.28.3 219.1 251.2
32.1
Twenty Grand Victoria Hall
14 49.4 1.32.2 2111 2:45.1 3.15.1 1+ 35 .1.09.3 1.45 2.20
30
2.51.3
31.3
SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS
Milden Hall Mistake Bay Night View
** སམ ***ང༵ཝཱ Pacific Hall Plain View Pontiac Bay
Sacajawea Socrates
3.11 1.20
14 42.1 1.23.1 2.03.4 2.40
1 39.2 1.18.2 1.52.1 2.26.1
1.18.1 1.51.4 2.27.3 3.08.1
Soldier of Peace... 14 30 Tammany Hall ... #33.3 1.09 1.41.3 Trowbridge
Beginner's Luck... 1 44.2 1.22 1.57.1 2.29.3
Bold Mator
High Frinciple
32.2
1
42 1.20 1.57.2 2.30.2.
33
Chow Min
1
40. 1.16.4 1.53. 2.24
32
Clyde
1
39.1 1.14.4 1.52.3 2.25.4
33.1
Double Chance ... 14
39.2 1.19.1 1.57.4. 233.1 3.05
31.4
Emergency Call 14
3 1.14 1.53.3 2.32
3.04
32
Entertainment
41
Tax 1 44.3 1:19.3 1.54.4 2.31.2
36.3
Estrellita
14 37 1.14 1.53.3 2.32"
3.04
32
Half Moon
1 37.1 1.13.2 1.47.1 2.20.2
4 32.3 1.06 1.40.4
33.1
34.4
Invincible Knight 4 38 1.14.3 1.47 Latitat
32.2
14 39.4 1.21 2.01.3 236.1 3.07.1
31.
32
Lucky Strike
# 39.11.12 1.42.4
30.4
Matinee Idol"
1 35 1.10 1.45.4 2.19.1
33.1
Nebular Star
1 48.1 1.32.2 · 2.18.1 3.02 3.32
30
1 37.1 1.13.2 1.47.1 2.20.2
33.1
14 39.4 1.21
201.3 2.36.1 3.07.
30.4
2 384 1.17
1.50.2.
33.2
1
44.3 1.19.3 1.54.4 2.29
34.1 33
14 45 -1.25
2.02.2 2.38.3 3.15
1 38 1.11
1.45.2 2,18
3.47.2 32.2 32.3 31.3 33.1
Locksley Hall 1 35.1 1.13.4 1.51.2 2.23.2
Royal Eagle
Sel-fa Starlight The Pike Tin Ho Touchstone Valley View Wadebridge The Rainfall
Cold Morning
י
1. 38 1.10 1.44.3 2.17.3
7 47.2 1.29 2.00.3
1: 42 1.27.3 2.06.4 2.40
AUSTRALIAN PONIES
1 44.3 1.28.2 207
3.12,4
29,4 26.1. 27.3
2:43 Derby Day
33.3 1.08 1.40.1 2.06.2 Goldsmith
1 34 1.07.2 1.38 2 05.3 Halcyon
11 41.2 1.20
2.32.4 3.06 3.38 30 Lazy Lady
1443 1.20 1.52.3 2.23 2.51.3 3.21 29.2 Midnight Star... 11 47 1.30 2.11.1 2.51.3 3.25 3.54.3 29.3 Noble Amazon -14 47 "1:30 2.11.1 2.51.3 3.25 3.54.3 29.3. Rose-Ann
# 37 1.11.3 1.39,3
28 Shooting Star 11 45 1.28.3 2.06 2.44 3.16.1 3.45 28.3 Streamline
1 35. 1.09 1.38 2.07 2.36 3.04.4 28.4
DEATH OF LIEVEN GEVAERT
Great Industrialist Of
Belgium.
PASSENGER'S
S.S.. Chichiba Maru
The following passengers left the Colony per 8.5. "Chichbu Maru" yesterday for Los Angeles and via Ports
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[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright).]
Antwerp, Feb. 5. Miss Mizue Aihara, Miss - Am- The death is announced at The brose, Mr. C. H. Arnhold, Miss Hague at the age of 87, of the well Ethel E Baxter, Mrs. N. J. Becke," known, Flemish industrialist and Miss E. A. Bicomfeld. Miss F. philanthropist, Lieven Gevaert who Bomko, Mr. Maxim Bouchet, Mr. began life humbly as a photo-and Mrs. H. R. Campbell, Mr. R. grapher but who ultimately became C. Davies, Miss D. Eardley, Miss one of the greatest industrialists of Belgium. He founded the firm of Gevaert photographic products in. 1905 with a capital of 20,000 francs, The enterprise has since became world famous, the capital to-day being 100 million francs. He was the foremost champion of the Flemish movement.-- Trankqcean. Kuo Mini
COMMUNISTS ARRESTED IN HOLLAND
G. Ephgrave, Mrs. C. Getz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Grelner, Miss J. M. Griffin. Mrs. Kelle. Guizard, Miss H. Gunther, Mr. T. Hasegawa, Mia. H. E Heinzerling, Mr. Henry Hobden, Mr. Toshio Hoshiko, Mr. C. LE Humphreys, Miss Frances
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935.
RECENT MONGOL
RAID
Negotiations For Settlement
Tokyo, February' 6. Reporta from Changchun state- that preliminary negotiations have
between been opened
Khalka Outer Mongolia, officials and the Commander of the North Haingan Provincial Guarda
It is understood that the Man- chukuo and Japanese authorities concerned will make several im- portant demands, including one for indemnification as a result of: damage done by Mongol raids; and one for a guarantee of non- recurrence of such incidents on the border, when formal negotia- tions are opened.
The Mongolians wish the dete- gates to meet at Urga, but the Manchukuoans insist upon Khai- kamiao, near the scene of the present talks. The Kwantung Army headquarters (Japanese) states that Ürga is impossible as a meeting-place as the border state is under virtual blockade.--
THE JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
Shanghai Appoint Sub-Committees
Shanghai, Feb. 2. The Executive Committee elected
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
10
9
19
24
27
28
39
Note:-Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the words required.."
Across 1-Constituent of many a” salad
(8).
10
6-The-fool begins to take things
for granted (8).
Shingle" (anagram) '(7). 11-He's hardly in his right senses
(B).
12-They have to be faced by the
adventurous (6).
13-As regards a certain contract,
it's a liberation (7). 16-Dross (5)
17-The fourth estate (5), 18—As a family conimmunity It does
not lack bone (5). 19-A "square dozen" maybe, but
coarse (5).
22-So the cover, is not hollow (5). 25-In favour of a trial? No! Let's
make an objection. (7). 29-Military display which left its mark on many an old soldier (B).
4
30-Fit for tillage (6).
Down
1-Domesticated (5). 2-Wherein one should seek the
"meenister" (5). 3-Stare" (anagram) (5).
No repetition as far as this word is concerned (4).
5 This song certainly suggests
galety (4).
6-Snakes (4).
This animal is an adept-at- "Follow-my-Leader;" (5).
8 Takes more than one to join
up (5).
-A slow movement from the point of view of the musician (5). 15-Change for Mabel to move st
an easy pace (5). -Entrances, the accent not be- ing on the second syllable (5). 20-Piscivorous animal (5). 21-Open-air diversions in general
(5). 22-Scatter (5),
23--An indication, perhaps, of what
is inside (5).
31-Such a sale has a queer open- 24-Put straight in military man-
ner (5).
to arrange for the celebration of H.M. the King's Silver Jubilee on "May 6, in Shanghal, held its first ing (7),
meeting on Thursday evening un-32-Might be the spirit of a priest | 26-Rake, of a kind (4): der the chairmanship of Sir John (8)
(8).
27-To the Compiler this is a vol-
ume (4), 38~--Droops (4).
Brenan. Three sub-committees | 33-Disciples of Beau Brummell? were appointed: one, under the chairmanship of Mr. E S. Wilkin- son, to deal with the question of raising funds; another, under the chairmanship of Mr. C Harpur to arrange for the Children's En-Elegant, 14. Devil, 15. Tar, 16, Safes. tertainment; and the third, under 17. Links, 19. Pop, 21. Hacks, 23, the chairmanship of Mr. A. W Propose, 24. Motto, 25. Round, 26. Burkill, to arrange for the details Re-pine-d. 27, Sedge, 28. Salts.
The following is the solution of yesterday's puzzle:-- Across-1. Horse, 6. V-o-ice, 9.1 Topside, 10. Rajah, 11. Spear, 12.
of the combined naval and mill- tary display. The chairmen of these sub-committees were given power to co-opt to their sub-com- mittees whatever. assistance they might consider desirable to enlist.)
It is understood that funds are to be collected from British firm's and residents to cover expenses of the entertainments, and it has. been suggested, that the surplus, after paying expenses, will be de- voted, to the relief of British Un- employed in Shanghai.
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The Chairman has specially ex- pressed the Committee's deafre that British firms and British re- sidents should co-operate in the scheme, of celebration by decorat- Ing their premises by day and illuminating them by night. ́ ́as far as they can afford. It is hoped. that a really brave display will be forthcoming in order to convey the community's sense of the signific- ance of the event. On this point. emphasis is made of the fact that where flags are flown separately, the flag chosen should be the Un-. ion Jack and not such Legs as the Royal Standard or the White and Red Ensigns,
DEMANDS OF HUNGARY
Frontier Revision Question
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
Tress" (Copyright) 3 (74 Budapest, Feb. 5. Premier Goemboes has issued. through a Hungarian semi-offcial news agency a proclamation about A Humphreys, Miss Yachiyo the attitude the Hungarian Gov- Ikeda, Mr. H. Isterwood, Mr. H. S. ernment will take up in the com Kelsall, Mr. Gensuke Kojima, Mr.
mid-uropean negotiations and Mrs. C. J. Kolm, Miss G.
concerning the consolidation of Kroutskaya, Mrs. Al-ko Maeda peace in the continent of Europe. Mrs. V. J. Maloney, Miss Betty Comboes recalls (as already stat Jean Maloney, Mrs. C. C. Marsh, ed in his recent speech in Ezolnok, Mr. M. Masumura, Master William McClure, Mr. Benait D. Menasce, and reported by Transocean) the Miss T, Mottu, Miss O. Nichols, Mr. Conditions the Hungarian Govern- K. Ohhora. Mr. and Mrs. Jinichiroment considers essential for its Ohno, Mr. S., Okamoto, Migs co-operation in the consolidation A secret meeting of former Ger- Raeburn. Mr. D. E Rebak, Mr. of Central European peace, name- man communists was surprised Paul Saigne, Mr Frank Salttaly, the possibility of peaceable ter and broken up by the Amaterdam Mr. A. R. Scott, Miss Louisectorial revisions made, subject to: Police. Ten German communists Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs Ear discussion so as to convince the and one ex-Reichstag deputy who Suydman, Mr. N. Takahashi, Miss European nations the untenable is living in the the hutch capital H, Talima, Mr. Toshio Takemoto character of the present situation without permission, were arrested Mr. and Mrs Mines Tamure, Miss brought about by the creation of A search in the quarters where Kane Tamark, Miss Kaye Tamura unnatural frontiers: Beshies this. the arrestees were staying reveal Miss Kaye Tani, Mr. Bulchand Hungary demands better protec ed evidence of a wide spread Terachand, Mr. Kenichi Terada, tion of minorities and the pra communist plot whose adherents Mr. and Mia T. Wachi, Mr. and réalisation of equality in defe are distributed all over Hollaridi - Mrs. Geo, H. Wilams, Mr WA Transocean Kuo Mia,
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