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Note:-Figures, in parentheses indicate number of latters in the words required
Across,
I. There are several used in the
makeup of this paper (5).
8. It is a long time since the veteran made his this (5)
9. Name of a
sion (5),
13. This may prevent an explo-
19. Four or six in a test? It'a
not worth considering! (7).
18. Anything but a eulogy, cer-
tainly (7).
S. Ein and feminine (4), 3. "Sully (5).
14
4. Weapon of stripping signi-
..ficance (5).
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1935.
RACE MEETING
(Continued from Pare 10)
Betting
1st Pony...
2nd Pony
3rd Pony
Win. Place.
247 269
535
595 345 341.
The Field...... 655 470
Total
1,582 1,875
Daily Double: $83.40. 7-Empire. Handicap (Adont 1 Mile and 171 Yds.) Mr. Dunbar's Fontlac Bay; 154
- 1bs,
......................... (Mr. Frost) Mr. L. T. F's.High Honour, 149
lbs.
(Mr. Roza) Mr. L. T. F.'s Gold Coin, 148 lbs.
(Mr. Deitz) Won by short head: two lengths between second and third.
Time: 12.2, 413, 1.142, 1:46.2,
2.21.1.
Pari-mutuel:-
-Win: $14.
131
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ASSERTIONS BY
VENIZELOS
Vigorous Denials In Greece
"
(Special to "Hong Kong
Daily Press")
(B) Talagraph, Copyright, Tela.. graphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. Received, March 24. $30 an....)
Athers. Mar. 23.
KING'S SILVER
In
JUBILEE
Local Parade
communique Issued on Saturday, the Colonial Secretary states that a parade of the dart!- son will be held at Happy Valley from 9.45 to 11 am, on the 7th May, 1935, in connection with the celebration of His Majesty's Bilver Jubilee, in which it is hoped the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps will take part.
A vigorous denial that there is any truth in the various asser- tions made by Venizelos"in an at 2 tempt to justify als actions, has been made in the form of a state-
His Excellency the Governor has ament issued by a Greek semi-off-
cal news agency on Saturday. It expressed the hope that all indi- is untrue, for instance, states the
viduals or firms, having in their employment members of the Corps communique, that difficulties were placed in the way of Republican
will wherever possible grant deputies when they attempted to
them facilities EO attend the speak in parliament, these de-❘ parade. putles, on the contrary, having (Mr.held speeches
provocatory character. "(Mr.
Referring to Venizelos! allega- (Mr.
proclaimed martial law, the state- tion that the Government has
ment explains that this measure was only taken on March 1 after the outbreak, of the insurrection. Transocean Kuo Min.
Place: $8.90, $9.50, $19.20. Also ran:-Foxbridge 143 Butler), Harvest View 148 Fung), Mistate Bay Proulx), Victor Hall 152 (Mr. Pih), Rosseau 156 (Mr. P. P. Botelho).
Betting
Place.
461
of A
5.
territory in N.
Needless advice to the awol- len-headed (5).
Africa (7)
6.
10.
and of one in E. Asia (5),
Here's a seat for more than 500 on the vehicle (5),
7.
Unadorned in a way (4).
8.
Rank (4),
11. "Gm Cora
(anagram) (7).
12.
Displayed (7).
Win.
14.
The grandee was naturally upset at being upset (7), "
1st Pony
519
2nd Pony
187
187
20. Putting something in hope of return (9).
the
15. This supplles "shelter over-
3rd Pony
65
60
21. The proverbial time for be-)
head, but not from side winds (7).
The Feld
888 881
Race 6
Ing executed in a certain way (4),
17.
A nautical "interjection,
Total 1,657
1,389
No, 2433
mainly large (5).
1!
539
$998.20 285.20
22. A shortened test (4).
18.
Discoloured (5)
2083
142.60
23.
"Come, I rust " (anagram) (9).
24.
Attack (5).
13
14
25.
23. A spice (7)..
5)
Town of France, to which you may take them (5).
30. These certainly mean an in-
crease" (7).
26,
(5).
(5).
108 ......
2
3
le same be-
Race"
|
No. 2512
1493
$1,240.40 354.40 177.20
Cerebos Crystals
Jelly
11
FRUIT jelly is al-
delicacy. Cerebos Jelly Crystals are made from the purest ingredients-the juice: of ripe fruit and the finest sugar. The result is always a perfect sweet.
Aways a welcome
Cerebos
Jelly Crystals
Agents), John D. Hutchison & Co., Post Box 43. Hong Kong
93. They are apt to be biting. though not canine (5)..
34. How heavenly! (5).
35. Such a person is not to be
relled on constantis— (7).
36... —and changeableness of mind
la probably a this of his (5),
37. 5. American animal (5).
R
Down.
Social oil, shall we say? (4).
Foles, but not measurements
proclamation
27. Authoritative
28. Change the head of 1 Down.
for a contract (4)..
29. A masculine-sounding miner-
al ($),
31.
32.
This is the lowest of its kind Not quite all birds are this (4).
of Saturday's puzzle:-
The following is the solution Across 4, Singular; 8. Snip- Down.- Anker 2, Spoor: 3. snap: 9, Before; 10, Demoniacal; 13, Rural; 14, Esther:.11. Sweden: 21, Sully; 24, Extraneous 25, Uprear; 26, Revision; 27, Grimness
KOTEWALL CUP
(Continued from Page 10)
nat; 7. Agree; 11. Mute; 12. -Until:--4-Speculators;-5--Noble 6,
Name; 15, Shun; 16, Halo; Wiper; 19, Dream: 20, Nerve; 21, Salvo; 22, Least; 23, Yukon.
18.
ITALY'S ANSWER TO CHARGES
8.---Mirs Bay Stakes (About 1 Mile and 171 Yds.)
Mr. Lan's Bright View, 154 lbs. Mr. Li Shiu Pang's Soldier of (Mr. Davis)
China, 150 lbs. (Mr. Deltz) Mr. Dynasty's King's Fancy, 152 (Mr. Frost)
Won by short head tween second third.
.
Time: 12.1, 42.1, 1.14.3, 1.47.2,
2.20.1.
Pari-mutuel:-
Win: $23.20
Nos. 1181, 144, 1011, 1023, 364, 649, 1035, 203, 399, 1260, 1319" get $50 1 each.
Place: $8.50, $9.20, $7.20. Also ran:-Gold Bullion 158 (Mr. Roza), Hetman 157 (Mr. Butler), Mayflower 145 (Mr. F. 'F. LI).
Betting
... 1011
Nos. 488, 259, 2642, 1490, 343 get $50 each.:
Race 8
No. 526
1599
$1,387.40 396.40
1661
198.20
Nos. 1373, 2127, 2586 get $50 each.
Race 9
No. 342
728 2174
$1,285.90 367.40
183.20
Nos. 1217, 2330. 2828, 1199, 576, 1822, 2799, 590, 2182, 1562 get $50
1st Pony
Win Place.
311
183
2nd Pony
163
135
each.
3rd Pony
346 *287
The Field
823
564
Total
...... 1,643
1,129
3-Taiwan Bay Handicap "D" Class (About 1 Mile and 111 Yds.) Mr. Eve's Boxing Eve, 152 lbs.
(Mr. K. W. Fung)
"B"), Fing King Cheong (SCAA Abyssinian Demand Mr. L. T. F's Great Hall, 163 lbs.
"A"), Lai Shiu Wnig (8.C.A.A. "B") and Lee Shek Yau (S.C.A.A. "B"),
...F
Unjustified
(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press"), Telegraph, Copyright, Messages Ordinance.
Tola
189
The Army-Fus. Rowlands (Fu- sillers); Pte. Swaine (East Lancs) and L/Cpl. Steele (East Lanes);
(By Gnr. Fus, Keneghan (Fusiliers), Morton (Artillery) and Cpl. Northraphic (East Lancs); Pte. English Le Received, March 23, 4:30 p.m.)
coins), L/Cpi. Horner (East Lancs) L/Cpl. Higgins (Lincolns), Cpl. Ridley (Lines) (Captain) and L/Cpl. Baldry (Lincolns).
SENIOR DIVISION
win for
the
The only senior game on Satur- day resulted in a Athletic over St. Joseph's by four goals to two. The score does not
Geneva, Mar. 23.
The Italian telegraphic answer to the last telegram by the Abys sinian Government was publish-
(Mr. C. R. Cheape) 2 Mr. Lan's Partnership, 152 lbs.
(Mr. W. H. Choy) 3 Won by short head; 3 lengths be tween second and third."
J
Time 12.4, 44.3, 1.18.2, 1.53.2,
2.26.4.
Part-mutuel:
Win: $60.50.
Place: $16.20, $25.20, $7:80. Also ran:-Copper Idol 150 (Mr. Lobel), Fi-Fa 151 (Mr, R. M. Wood), Fudge 148
(Mr. W. K.
ed by the League of Nations Sec-Yeung), In Good Time 153 (D. B. K. tariat on Friday night in which Lee), King's Parade 155 (Mr. C. Tay- the Italian Government
Abyssinian clares that the mand was unjustified and
in, any way suggest the true, runed on inaccurate assumptions. For Tiny Star 153 (Mr. C. N. Hong), 'i
of the play as St. Joseph's had as much, I not intre, of it as the Chinese. The College played with only ten men throughout and put up a very creditable show. Souza at back shone with his prompt tackling. Zwo penalties were awarded against St. Joseph's
was
instance, It is untrue,
says the telegram that Italy has mabilised-
The one whole year's recruits. despatch of troops to East African colonies is dictated by the neces- sity of taking precautions for the safety of these
de- de- bas-
lor). Philanderer 158 (Mr. F. F. LI). Sarabande 145 (Mr. W. C. Poy), Solar Star 161 (Mr. E. H: Carvalho),
Young Chap 157 (Mr H a Botel- ho).
Betting
Win.
1st Pony .... 129 2nd Pony
.85
Place... -97
54
3rd Pony The Field
607
388
975 829
Total
1,776 1,358
colonies having regard to the military measures. taken by Abyssinia, on a far larger scale.
The Chinese Intermediate line played up well with Lal Kwok
The transport of troops was Chiu spoiling many of the Saint's
also rendered imperative by movements. The College Iterally penned in their own half the unusual situation in the front- for the greater part of the first ler territory as the subsequent in- half and except for a few spora-cidents in this zone had clearly proved. Italy could not possibly
die raids they could not get gG remain passive in face of Abys ing. After twenty minutes play ginian military preparations - Lee Hung Ching sent down to Lo dertaken while the negotiations Wal Kuen who, beat Lawrence with a low placed shot.
CASH SWEEPS
Race 1 No. 1838 ....... $802,20
1332
229.20 418. 114.60.
to
based on the 1923 treaty are ac- tually going on. The Italian Note
Nos. 844, 1374, 733, 394, 870, 475. continues that it is untrue that 402, 2022, 1831 get $50 each. asked in van for an arbitration. the Abyssinian Government has
After this reverse the Saints played up well and Rocha reteiv ing from Shims equalised with beauty. Shortly after Sousa amothered what appeared to be a Italy had discharged all her ob
certain goal.
igations undertaken in Geneva on January 19. In conclusion, the
Immediately after the resump-Italian telegram says that it con-
Race 2
No. 211
$711.90 365 .... 203.40 2250·
101.70
Nos, "905, 026, 456, 1, 992, 248, 2143,
tion Rocha, headed in when he re-siders direct negotiations are not 347, 799, 555, 700, 890, 1469, 2182 get ceived from Victor to put the at an end but Italy still awaits $50 each. Saints ahead. Pressure was put on by the Athletic and Fernandes Abyssinia's answer.
handled in the danger zone, and Lai Kwok Chiu converted with the spot kick. *
Another hands against Costa in the area saw Tang Kwong Bum scoring. Soon after Lo Wat Kuen scored from about three yards out. After this the Chinese enjoyed more of the piny but could not
JUNIOR DIVISION.
SCOTS.
a held me like a marsh, the Varsity defeated the
a dozen goals. Both
with nine men and the Conditions under which the game
Franzoccan Ruo Min.
much laughter
was played, drew: from the spectators."
Blake opened the scoring a few minutes after the start with "a solo effort. Following a correr Lee, scored with the Chinese keeper standing til Goals then came in fast and furious and before. the end of the first half the Var sity were seven goals up
In the second half the Varsity. were masters of the situation and
all the ve, guaja,
Race 3
No, 906........ $1,175.30
236***
....335.80 167,90 Noe, 1622,-1070 get $50 each.
Race 4
$1,136.80 324.80 142.40
No. 188
1288 430
Now 1144, 1779, "970, 1421 get each.
· Race 5:
No. 1858
2388
$1,100.40 314,40 157.20
Nos. 1773, 653, 197, 1063, 2468, 2148, 161 get $50 each.
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ON
SALE
WING ON'S
SPRING SALE
NOW
PROCEEDING
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