Allegro started favorite at 6 to 4. After Foing aquarter of a mile Allegro took the lead from Shamrock which he maintained to the finish and won easily from Merry, Monk. Time 2.151.
The KIANG-SU PLATE, value, Tia. 15o; for China
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Ponics; weight for inches as per scale; en- trance, Tls. 5 One Mile and Three-Quarters. Mr. Fungus gn Prejudice 1cst. 12lbs.
Mr. Pond 1 Mr. Henty's & Rialto rist. 4lbs.aese. Mr. Nicholson Mr. St. Andrew's ch. Driving Cloud 11st. ribs
Mr. Alian3 Mr. Bill's dun Pizzicato 11st. 1lb. Mr. Gun o Mr. Paul'a ge. Castigator 118i zlb. Mr. Nickels o Prejudice won by several lengths, a fine race for second place ending in favor of Rialto by half a length Time 4.121..
The RACING STAKES, a Sweepstakes of Tis, ro cach; for China Ponics that have never run before 1st January, 1883; 'weight for inches as per scale; winners 5lbs, extra." One Mile and à Quarter...
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Mr. Fungus's gr. Pebble ist. 1lb...Mr. Fondi Mr. Fungua's gr. Peppo 11st. 1lb. Mr. Wintle Mr. Arthur'a gr. Belgravia 11st. 41b............ Mr. Hutchings Mr. Seraph's dun Monarch of the East lost, gib.. ----------------..Mr. Ruttonjec Mr. Armin's gr. Maximilian 11st. lb.
Mr. Ehlers o Mr. Bills's wh. Spiccato 10st. 13lb.
Mr. Brandt o Mr. Bills's gr. Animato 11st, 1lb......Mr. Gun Mt. Paul's gr. Hempipe 11st. alb. Mr. Nickels Mr. Kelly's dun Rosemary tost. 12lb.......... Mr. Dallas Mr. Kelly's ch. Myrtle fisk, tlb. Mr. Dunman Mr. Toeg's br. Suiteria 11st. 4lb.... Mr. Hunt o Won easily by several lengths; half a length between second and third Time 2.55...
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUBST
⠀ Aber a splendid race Ostole won by half a lengthy with Peculator beaten two lengths for second place. Tims 3.481.
The RACE CLUB CUP value, The 10; for Chins Ponies; weight for inches ni per scale Winners at this Mtecting of a Rate of one mile or under, to carry 3lbs, extra; over a mile, ylbs, extra; penalties accumulative up to Tolba.; Entrance, Tls. 5. Two Miles," Mr. Paul'a dun Tajmahal 1st, 118..........
Mr. Bidwell i Mr. Henry's g. Rialto 11st. 4lb.
Mr. Nicholson 2 Mr. Paul's br. Shamrock rest. tall.............................
Mr. Wintie 3 Mr. St. Andrew's ch. Diving Cloud 11st, 1lb.
Mr. Allan o Mr. Bills's dun Pizzicato tist. Mr. Gun Mr. Paul's gr. Castigator 11st. (lb...........
pony I have been that would have caused the splendid racer Teen Kwang to really stretch himself and I am not sure that Mr. St. Andrew little wonder is not the best pony yet raced in China. Prejudicch as in Torpedo a dangerous comh- petitor, but for the "Champions" distance, în fine weather, I doubt if he is greatly his superior. I fancy Torpedo has not such mettle in him as the redoubtable Prejudice, however, nought but time can show. Ambassador, the Hongkong Derby winner, did
not answer expectations, and had to content himself with the Consola- tion States, which he won easily from a good field. This pony is a really high class racer, but he was not in the best condition, and his long stride is not suited to a muddy course, Mr. Paul was singularly unfortunate, only obtaining a single win throughout the meeting and that by the aid of his old and faithful re- presentative, the evergreen Tajmahal. How- ever, fortune favors the brave, and no doubt Mr. Paul's indomitable pluck and enterprise will bring his popular colours well to the fore here in The SHANGHAI STAXES, a forced entry of Tis. the fall of the year, and also in Hongkong next $ for all Pontes, except those catered in the Spring As details of the last day's racing are Roadsters' Plate; first Fony to retive seventy-appended, allusion to them here is scarcely neces five per cent.; second Pony, fifteen per cent.;ry: I may state however that our "Off Day" third Pony, ten per cent.; weight for inches as
been fixed for Saturday the 5th inst., when per scale. Once Round.
Mr. Reynell o Driving Cloud was backed at wens against the field." Tajmahol was kept in the rear until entering the straight the last time, where Mr. Bidwell let him out, and the old pony immediately placed the issue beyond doubt, eventually, win- ning in a canter. Time 4331,
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Mr. St. Andrew's g. Jolly Friar, tut, yib.
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Mr. Fungus gr. Prejudice rost. alb.Mr. Pond Mr. Bills's gr. Allegro, 11st. zib. Mr. Gun
Mr. Nickels Mr. St. Vincent's bay Ambassador, 1151, 4lb. Mc Sampson
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SECOND DAY TUESDAY, MAY 16T, 1883. The weather was much better to-day although the course, notwithstanding the care which had. been bestowed on it, was still in very indifferent order. Andyetsome really good times were made. Dandola, despite his penalty, added the Chu- Ka-Za Cup to his yesterday's victory, but it was a very close thing between the spotted one and „Hcarpon,-and-it-almost-looked-as-if-Mr.-Bidwell- had been for once caught napping. The Derby resulted in a great surprise as it was looked upon as a real good thing for Pebble; how ever, the favorite was actually never in the hunt and Torpedo romped away from his field, eventually cantering in about ten lengths ahead of Belgravia in 3.18-very good time considering the sticky going. Mr. Reynell was the fortunate winner of the Ladies' Purse: on the greatly improved Oriole, the coveted trophy, a very beautiful work of art, being pre- sented to the successful jockey by Miss Blanche Pickwoad. That sterling racer Tajmahal, rid- den by Mr. Bidwell, won the Race Club Cup in 4338 under grest difficulties, the jockey, owing to the girths not having been tightened, riding the greater part of the journey with his feet out of the stirrup irons. Prejudice proved too much for Allegro and Jolly Friar in the Shanghai Stakes, this making his fourth victory in that important race. Mr. Arthur scored a win with Piccadilly in the Concordia Cup, and finished second with Pall Mall to Gracchus in the That- les Cup, Mr. Jot's dun winning the last named
by a couple of lengths. Peculator, ridden by is owner, deverly beat Second Violin and seven others in the Spring Cup, and the day's sport was brought to a conclusion by the easy victory of Northeek in the Roadsters Plate. Particulars are as follows —
The CHU-KA-ZA CUP, value, Tis. 100; for China Fonies; weight for inches as per scale; winners of one Race in China or Hongkong since, zat October, 1882, 7lbs. extra; two or more Races, tolbs, extra; entrance, Tis. 5. Half-a-Mile. Mr. Ring's sptd. Dandolo 11st. lbs. (incl
7lbs. CX).....................................................Mr. Meyerink 1 Eolus's gr. Picaroon 11st.Mr. Bidwell a Mr. St. Andrew's dun Merry Monk last (incl.
10lbs. ex.).............Mr. Allan 3 Mr. Rodney's ch. Adventurer jost. alb.......
Mr. Hart-Buck o Mr. Bills's gr. Allegro 31st. lbs. (incl. rolbs.
ex.)
Mr. Gun Mr. Pallet's gr. Thingummy 10st. 12lbs....... Mr. Wintle Mr. St. Vincent's gr. General tist. 1lb..
Mr. Sampson Hr. Tell's bay East Wind 11st. 4lbs, uput
Mr. Hutchings" o Mr. Toeg's gr. Mercury tost, falbs. Mr. Hunt Nr. Lawson's dun Colonel rist. lb..............
Mr. Wilsonơ Plcaroon and Dandolo singled themselves cut at the finish, and a determined struggle ensued. Mr. Bidwell appeared to have the best of it at last, but the judge's flat was a head in favor of Dandolo. Time 581 seconds very fast indeed for the course.
Mr. Arthur's gr. Cheapside, 10st. lb...... Mr. Hutchings Mr. Wynne's gr. Footlight, 1st b
Mr. Wingrove o at 1b...........
Mr. Ruttonjee o' After a good race Prejudice" beat Allegro by a length and a half, with Jolly Friar a fair thin, Ambassador fourth and Cheapside fifth. Time 2.38.
Mr. Cabell's gr. Transvaal,
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a good day's sport is anticipated. The Grand National Steeplechase promises to be a exciting affair, several new aspirants for, cross country honors having been very highly spoken of by good judges of this branch of the national pastime.
Mr. Stephen's bay Oriole, 11st. 8b;
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Odds of 3 19 1 were lakk og Riz! litist the field. The favorite went to the front after going once round, and won without an effort in 5.54. The CONSOLATION, CUF, value, Tis 100; for
MAY 8, 1883.
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JUST RECEIVED.
3ANCY Decorated Bohemian Glass-Ware Watch Stands, Toilet and Perfumery Stands of
Parisian Manufacture, in great variety and elegant designs,
Fancy China-ware Card Trays, Pin Cushions and Powder Cases. Plush and Velvet Work Boxes and Perfumery Stands with superior Cutlery and Cut-glass Scent Bottles.
Ponies that have run at this Meeting and not won a Race: weight for inches as per scale; entrance, Tis. 5. Once Round, Mr. St. Vincent's gr. Ambassador 11st, Alb...
Mr. Hutchings I Mr. Dills's bay Second Violin 11st. 46.
Mr. Gun a Mr. Paul's bay Sunlight lost. gib. Mr. Wintle Mr.Seraph'e dun Monarch of the East, lost,
ib.M. Ruttonjee o Mr. Bills's wh. Spiccato (late Highland Fling) Mr. Paul's br. Shamrock 11st. alb..
jost, falb, umum...................Mr. Brandto
Mr. Bidwell o Mr. Edmund's br. Mufti 1158.4lb. Mr, Baker o Mr. Tell's bay East Wind 11st, 4lb....... Mr. Kelly's ch. Myrtle 11st. lb. Mr. Dunman o Mr. Kelly's gr. Syringa 11st, 1lb...Mr. Dallas oFox-tail Dusters. Mr. Toeg's gr. Saturn tost. 12lb....Mr. Hunt o
New and Fancy lot of Walking Sticks. Finaud's l'erfumery, Soaps, Sachets, &c.
Fancy Clocks Embedded in Porcelain-ware Plates, latest, Novelty of Paris, executed in hand- some and elegant designs.
New Patent Double-action Corkscrews. Ladies' Silk Fringing Machines. Briar-root and Cherry-wood Pipes with receptacles for receiving and preventing the juice from Real Meerschaum and Amber Cigarette Holders. Nickel and Leather Dog Leads and Collars.
Mr. Rueggranning into the mouth. -
After a good race between the three placed the Hongkong Derby winner won cleverly by two lengths from Second Violin, with Sunlight a fair third Time 2.48
The CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES; a forced' entry for Winners; optional for the Winners of the Roadsters' Plate or the Consolation Cup, and all other Ponies that have run at this Meeting, not exceeding 14 hands in height; weight for inches as per scale; Entrance, Tls. 10; win- ners of two Races, Tla 15 extra; of more than two Races, Tis. 40 extra. One Mile and a Quarter,
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The CORNET CUP, value, 100 Sovs.; presented Mr. St. Andrew's dun Torpedo rost. 6lb.......
by Messrs. Kerfoot and Mount; for China
Mr. Allen I Ponics; weight for inches as per scale; Win- Mr. Fungur' gr. Prejudice 1ost. 12lb........... ners of a Race at this meating, glbs, extra; two
Mr. Pond or more Races, 7lbs. extra; Griffins at date of Mr. Stephen's b. Oriole 11st. II. .................. entry allowed glba.; entrance fee, Tis, to each)
Mr. Reynell 3 first Pony to receive 50 per cent.; second Pony, Mr. Bills's p
gr. Allegro 11st. 1lb.......Mr. Gun: o 30 per cent.; third Pony, so per cent, of the Mr. Fungus's gr. Pebble 11st 1lb. Mr. Wintle entrance fees. One Mile and a Half
Mr. Paul's dun Tajmahal 1st. lbs........... Mr. St. Andrew's dun Torpedo, *Lost, 5.
Mr. Bidwell o Mr. Allan 1 Mr. Arthur's gr. Piccadilly 11st. lb...
Mr. Dallas Mr. Reynell Mr. St. Andrew's gr. Jolly Friar 11st. 7lbs....
Mr. Hutchings o Mr. F. Dallas 3 Mr. Eleanslea's gr. Northesk tost., 12lb.......
Mr. Meyerinko Mr. Henry's gi. Dictator 118t. lb,
Mr. Nicholson o The great race of the meeting was run in a heavy downpour of rain. Prejudice was freely backed at evens against the field. Nothing. could be seen of the ponics until they were close home where Torpedo had the race in hand, win- ning easily by several lengths. Prejudice passed Oriole and Allegro who were neck and neck, in- Mr. Wintleside the distante. Time 3.49}.
The CONCORDIA CUF, value, T.-Fic
sented by Members of the Club Concordia; Mr. Arthur's gr. Piccadilly, "Itst. ........... second Pony to receive 40 per cent., and the third Pony, percent of the Estrance Fees;--Mr. Kesteven's.gr.V.C, #31 ££ 3 for China Poniës, bona fide Grißßins at date of Entry; weight for inches as per scale; En- trance, Tis. 1o. One Mile and a Hall
Mr. Ehlers
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Mr. Arthur's gr. Piccadilly 11st. 1lb.............
Mr. Dallas 1 Mr. Avlya's bl. Black Diamond in 4lbs..... Mr., Tell's roan Lucifer 1ost. glbs. Mr. Ruegg 3 M. Symmons 2 Mr. Kesteven's gr. V. C. 11st 7lbs Mr. Easton Mr. Armin's gr. Maximilian irat, ilman Mr. Bill's gr. Animato 1st. albs, Mr. Gun Mr. Henry's ch. Stiletto 11st. 4lbs............. Mr. Gore-Booth's gr. Asbestos nut. lb
Mr. Nicholson
Mr. Baker o Mr. Kelly's dun Rosemary, 11st. yibs ........
Mr. Dunman o Mr. Kelly's ch. Myrtle 1 1st, 2lbs. Mr. Bidwell o Mr. Toeg's. Jupiter 11st. 1lb. Mr. Ruttonjee Mr. Ring's gr. Sulla rist. 7lbs. Mr. Malherbe
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Won in a canter by several lengths. Time 3.20. The TRATLEE CUP, value, Tis: 16c presebynted
some of the Silk Inspectors of Shinghal, added to a Sweepstakes of Th. 10 each-For China Ponics that have never won a Rice Weight, 11st. for 13hds.; to give or take übs. for every inch over or under The winner to pay Tis. so to the fund." One Mile. Mr. Joss's dún' Gracchus, 118t, olb....................
→MrMeyerink I
Mr. Hutchings 2
Mr. Arthur's go. Pall Mall, 11st. ch......... Mt. Paul's gr. Hampipe, 11st. 61b........
Mr. Bidwell 3
Mr. Scraph's dun Monarch of the East, lost,
.8ib..........................Mr. Reynello Mr. Bills's dun Amoroso, 1st rib..Mr. Gun O Mr. Billa's wh. Spiccato (late Highland Fling,):
Mr. Easton Mr. Bills's bay Second Violin, 11st. 4...... Mr. Gun Mr. Paul's dun Tajmahal, 118. 5. scie Mr. Bidwell Mr. Paul's gr. Hornpipe, tt rb. Mr. Baker Mr. Arthur's gr. Beigravia, ost 13.0....... Mr. Hutchings Mr. Minor Lake's gr. Peculator, 11st. 5.
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("Allowed glbs). Torpedo was backed against the field, and he won without being called upon by several fengths. Time.3.19. The GREAT NORTHERN PLATE; value, Tls. 100; for Ponies that have run at this Meeting; weight for inches as per scale; winner of one Race at this Meeting under a mile, 7lbà, extra ; two such Races, solbs. extra; entrance, Tis. 5. Seven Furlongs,
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Mr. Bills's gr. Allegro 11st. lb.......Mr. Gun Mr. Arthur's gr. Pall Mall tost. 121b............ Mr. Hutchings Mr. Paul's ch. Montezuma tit. 4lb.............. Mr. Wintle
3 M. Rodney's ch. Adventurer 10st. 1zib.......
Mr. F. Dallas O Mr. St. Andrew's gr. Merry Monk 11st. 4lb.....
Mr. Allan o Mr. St. Vincent's gr, Triumph, [1st. 4ib......
Mr. Sampson o Odds were laid on Allegro against the field, and these were never in doubt as Mr. Bill's pony had the race in hand throughout, and won in a canter. Time 1.500.
To-day's Advertisements.
THEATRE
ROYAL
CITY HALL, HONGKONG.
LESSEE and MANAGER ......E. S. WOLFE. STAGE MANAGER
W. HARLAND. LEADER OF STRINGA ANTLY
BRASS BANDE
NEIHOFF. CONDUCTOR
...R. THORNE,
PREPARE' FOR MIRTH,·· FOR MIRTH BECOMES A FEAST SHAKESPEARE TO NIGHT.
TO NIGHT.
TO NIGHT.
The MANCHU STAKES, a Sweepstakes of Tis. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE AND
each, with Tis. 100 added; for China Ponles being bona fide Griffins at date of entry, and have run and not won a Race; first Pony to receive 70 per cent.; second Pony, zo per Mr. Paul's br, Sunrise, str. Baker o 11st. 18.net. Brandt
cent; third Pony, to per cent; weight for inches as per scale. One Mile and a Quarter, Mr. Femando's gr. Cowdenbeath, 11st: Gib... Mr. Arthur's gr. Belgravia rist. 4lb............................
Mr. Wingrove
Mr. Hutchings I Mr. Chouffeur's gr, Propeller, 11st. Mr. Grove o Mr. Ring's gr. Sulla 11st. 7lbs. Mr. Meyerini a Mr. Henry's ch. Vendetta, 11st. 6........... Mr. Avlys's bk, Black Diamond stat. 4lbs....
Mr. Nicholsono
Mr. Pond. 3 Mr. Stephen's br. Uno, 11st. 6lbinole | Mr. Seraph's dun Monarch of the East rost.
Mr. Ruttonjee o
Mr. Allan o
Mr. Toeg's gr. Mercury, 1st. clb. Mr. Hunt o Mr. Armin's gr. Maximilian 11st. 1lb...... Mr. Minor Lako's dun Pirata, Iost alb........
Mr. Ehlers, D Mr. F. Dallas to Mr. Bill's gr. Spirituoso 11strib..... Mr. Gun o Won by two lengths ;'Hompipe a fair third. Mr. Bill's dun Amoroso rost 12lbs.
Mr. Bill's gr. Animato rist. lb...Mr. Brandt Time 2.91.
Mr. Dusman The SPRING CUP value, Tis. test for China Mr. Fernando's gr. Cowdenbeath 11st. tib...
Ponies winners in China or Hongkong, at
Mr. Nicholson o or since Autumn Meeting 1883, gibs. extra for Mr. Godolphin's ġr. Safety ist. alba........... Each Race weight for inches as per scale Batrance, Tls. 5.Three-Quarters of a Mila.- Mr. Minor Lako's gr. Feculator, TT.
Mr. Pond T
Mc Guna
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Mr. Billa bay Second Violin, 1st. gibs Mr. Pallet's gr. La Rose, lost. 12lbs Mr Allen 3 Mr. Ealus's gr. Picaroon; 11st...Mr. Bidwell o Mr. Edmund's br Mail, 11st. 4lbs. Mr. Baker Mr. Henry's gr. Satelite lost. gibi.......
MrNicholsono Mr. Stephen's gr. Grando 11st. 7lb
Petra - Mr. Reynello Mr. Tell's bay East Wind, 118 4lbs.
pand Mr. Rueggo Mr. Vyryan's gr. Astronomer, tot 12lbao
Mr. Wintle o
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The SHANGHAI DERRY, & Sweepstakes of Tia. 15 each, with Tls. 100 added) for China Ponics being bond fid Griffins at date of entry; Brat Pony to receive 75 per cent.; second Fony, 13 per cent.; third Fony, so per cent. weight for Inches as per scale, One Milo and a Half. Mr. St. Andrew's dun Torpedo 1ost. 6lbs.
Age Mr. Allan ^1 Mr. Arthur'a gr. Belgravia 11st 4lbs***
Mr. Hutchingsa Mr. Seraph's den Monarch of the East post
916#......................................................Mr. Reynol 3 Mr. Fungus's PebbleList. tib...Mr. Fond o
Won after a good race by two lengths La Mr. Bill's gr.. Spirituioso 11st. albs...Mr. Gul o Mr. Godolphin's gr. Safety 1st. lbs.ows a middling third Time-1.32) (h
NAPA AR Mr. Symons O
©o.The ROADSTERB’- FLATE, value, Tis. 100 for Mr. Jose's bl. Antinous 11st Alb. Mr. Meyeriniz Chin Ponies (without the restriction to height Mr. Telleiro. Lucifer rost. gibs...Mr. Ruegg a Mr. Gore Booth's gr. Asbestos 31st. 1lb
specified in By Law No.inct otherwise entered at this meeting, and that have never won Race; weight, rost, aliis, entrance, V Tis. 5. Once Round
Mr. Elcandlea's gr. NortheskMr. Reynol 1 Mr. Henry's gr. Dictator
Nicholson
Mr. Bidwell o Mr. Edmund's br. Mufti 111t, gibs Mr. Baker o Mr. Stephen's br. Uno 1st lb. Mr. Reyndil Mr. Tell's roan Lucifer 1ost glbs. Mr. Ruegg o Mr. Arthur's sk. Charing Cross 11st, gibs....
Mr. F. Dalias O Mr. Kelly's dun Rosemary 1st. 7lbs
Mr. Sampson o Mr. Kelly's gr. Syringa 11st. 1lb....................
Mr. Wingrove o Mr. Toeg's gr. Jupiter 11 b......Mr. Hunt o Won by two lengths; a fine race for second place, with Charing Cross close up fourth. Time
2.44.
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The CHAU-SHANG-KIUK Cup, value, Tis. 500
presented by the Employees of the C. M. S.N. Co., of Shanghai; for China Ponies that have never run at any Meeting in China or Hong- kong previous to date of entry at each Meeting. -To be won at two consecutive Meetings Ponies, the bond fide property of the same owner or owners weight for inches as per scale; entrance, Tis; toj to be paid to the Win ner until the Cup is finally won, when the second. Fony will receive the entrance fees. One Mile TA
Mr. Baker Arthur's sk Chirin
sk Charing Cross 118, 7100 When as Mr. Dallas Mr. Toeg's dun Uranus, Itstylbs. Mr. Hunt
Mr. Arthur gr. Cheapside tost, rall sys Mr. Tocg's gr. Many 11st.Bir. Bidwell to Mr. Edmund a gr. Nemo :MY Dusman
Mr. Hutchings t Betting:Evin against Pebble, to ragainst Mr. Tytherleigh's gr. Omega....
3 Mr. Fungua's gr. Pebble, 11 lb. Mr. Fond Easton Mr. Arthur's gr. Pall Mall 1ost alb......... Belgravia, stoi against Torpedo. After going MrBill's roan Staccato (late Scotch Reels Feathernet adat Mr. Delias 3 half the distance Torpedo was sent to the front; PANO)
Mr. Gun Mr. Jou's dun Gracchus 10st. 12lb........ and continuing there to, the finish won in the Mr. Edmund's gr. Swop Baker for vegane Mr. Meyerink o commonest of canters by ten length Time Mr. Lawson's dun Major... Mr. Wilson Mr. Avlys's bl. Black Diamond, It 1.18
Won: in, canter
gthi a fair third, framesakako ni Mr. Sampson Mr. Bills's gr. Animato 12 tib. Mr. Brandt | Mr. Fallet's gr. La Rose fost. 121b.. bu
Mrs Reynell Mr. Henry's ch. Stiletto 1 4lb...
The LADIES' PURSE; valde;
for China Time, 2411.
Ponjos zɛweigh
trance, Tisz
Mr. Stephen
St Andrew's whi
bay Second
Paul's ch. Monterums
two.
Course BASED RAAMr. Nicholson o Mr. Vyryan's gr. Astronomer Iist Mir Gun o Mr. Ring's sp. Dandolo at glb Mr. Allan o
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For further particulars, apply to
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for a term of FIVE YEARS, for the lease of the HONGKONG HOTEL, with FURNITURE.com- plete 135 The Building (together with
a powerful pas senger lift,) will comprise after the proposed alterations and additions have been completed,.
Captain Le Boutillier, will be despatched, on SATURDAY, the 12th instant, at FOUR PIÍ. For Freight or Passage, apply to.......
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- GREAT PLANTATION WALK BOUND,”
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Clicle$2.50. Orchested Stalls $2.00 Back Seate trudnionestee
Box Plan át Messrs. KELLY & WAISH's where Packets are obtainable containing, Seats can be secured, and where, Subs
6.---Dress Circle-Tickets for
Orchestra, Stalls for...ngto
Doors Ope for Sale of Tickets at 8.10.
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PRICE $1,000 ONLY.
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THE BASEMENT, Two Grand Entrances from Pedder's Street and Queen's Road Bar, Hilliard, Reading and Smoking Rooms with separate Entrance, from Pedder's Street..
A handsomely fitted up Ladies' Room, for the use of visitors and others.
Manager's and General Offices, Kitchens, Store Rooms,
SLC
&c.,
FIRST FLOOR. A Public Dining Room capable of dining up. wards of 170 persons at the same time." ONE LARGE BREAKFAST ROOM.... FIVE elegant and beautifully fitted up suite of ROOMS, consisting of a Private DINING ROOM, DRAWING ROOM, CARD ROOM, READING ROOM, and BILLIARD ROOM.
TEN Bed Rooms with a Bathroom to each.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS Have each 26 lofty, well ventilated and lighted Bed Rooms, opening on to large Verandahs with a commodious Bath Room for each room. Its All the Passages and Corridors throughout the premises are wide and well lighted, most of the furniture will be new and made expressly for the climate.
The special attention of Hotel Keepers and other is drawn to the unusual advantages offered.
Tenders to state sum per annum, and to include taxes. No Tender under $3,500 per mensem will be entertained by the Directors.
Hongkong, 16th April, 1883..
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Murrey Pier, and Government House, N WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON between
A GOLD LOCKET, with MONOGRAM and CREST.
The Finder will be REWARDED, if necessary, on RETURNING the same to the
"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH " OFFICE.
Hongkong, 4th April, 1893.
HONGKONG TIMBER YARD, WANCHAL
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OREGON FINE SPARS AND LUMBER
ALWAYE ON HAND, D
'-LA-MALLORY,
Hongkong, 24th June, 1881.
Proprietor.
GUEDES & CO.
PRINTERS STATIONERS, AND
BOOKBINDERSES"
D'AGUILAR STREET.
EVERY KIND OF WORK EXECUTED WITH › ACCURACY, NEATNESS, AND DESPATCH
VERY MODERATE TERMS.” SELECTED MATERIALS, FOR
DATE MARKET REPORTS & S Book-binding and Ruling in every style executes at low rates. Workmanship: Guaranteed, Hongkong, 23rd August, 1883, 2nd
A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE CHS I GAURP & CO. with (paciosa Lowax, and VEGETABLE GARRON CLOCK-MAKERS,
MACAO,
and commanding & magnificent view. Excellent DENS, occupying a cool and healthy situation spring water, and sea bathing only a few yards distant
for Particulars, apply to PLAN
NOVES SOUZA.
Pharmacia Lisbonense, Macan
#Macao, 1zih April, 188 37157/1
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DAVID CORSAR, & GONE, HI THẾ GUÍA MERCHANT NAVY NAVY BOILED!
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ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co. Hongkong, 15th June, 18811
&CO
HRONOMETER WATCH, AND JEWELLERS, SILVER-SMITHS, AND OPTICIANS, CHARTS AND BOOKS NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS
for Louis Audemars Watches awarded the highest Prizes at every Exhibition's and for Voigtländer and Sohn's, CELEBRATED OPERA GLABBEL MARINE - GLARES, AND SIYULASSER, F No. 8, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL. [447
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