OUR DAY.
Yesterday's Concluding
Celebrations-
Time 2 min. 07 3/5 2308. Pari-mutuel
Winner, $18 60 Places, $660, $6.10, $10.10. Cash Swenos:-
Ticket No. 128 let. Ticket No. 90, 2ad. Ticket No. 177, 3rd.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1918.
the whole evening. Refreshments were provided by the Hongkong Hotel, the proceeds being devoted to the Red Cross. After, soms wonderful clavar conjuring tricks #203 by a famous Ubiness troupe, ains
258 ms pictures were shown, while 129 later came the crowning feature
Judgment of Pace Competition. Mr. B. P. Thursfeld," Mr. & E Grimstone, Mr. H. B. L Debiggia,
H
Also rode: Mesare. T. Doyle, G. Wilka, G. Morton Smith, W. J. Morrison, Lucas, Setb, Sutton and Galuzzi: Pari-mutuel -
of all, namely, a magnificent display of fireworks, made special- 2ly in Japan for "Our Day" and 3presented by the Japanese com- Wmanity. There were five pot pieces f gorgeous design and colour, the two which gained the most applause being a representation of Niagara Falls and a pieca | CODToying the certsin hope of "Victory to the Allies." The | former of these was a magnificent | and 187 feet in length; it was a fw of golden rain forty feet high
resl triumph of art. In addition, | numerous meuster rockets were
fired during the evening. illu- | minating the skies with oöloured: 1 stars. fiery snakes and brillisat
bursts of light.
Winner, $80 30, Places, $2280 $29.70, $21 40. Cash Sweeps:-
Ticker No. 304 1984.70 Ticket No. 73. 2ad 284.20 Tick N 327 3mi......... 142 10
Class Handicap: B Class.
Mr David Landale's, Doubtful,
160, M. Johnstone Mesare. Thoma and Sg wiet's Rockmizu-e 145 Mr.
Sedgwick 2
The "Our Day" Gymkhans, beld on the Bacecourse yesterday afternoon, was in every way success. There was a large crowd present, and the venne prezented an appearance of decided gaiety, Sveryone entering thoroughly into the spirit of the occasion. His Excellency, the Officer Administering the Government, who was accompanied by Me P. P. J. Wodehonce, A. D: C., wee mel on arrival by the Gymkana Olub Committee sud welcomed by the Hon. Mr. D. Lsadale, A guard cf bonour being provided by the Ambulance Bridage onder the B, Mr. P. E. Holyoak, Corps Superintendent. The after- moon's sport was decidedly good and some excellent dividends M. Lai'e Metre, lâl, Mr. were paid by the pari-mutnél,
& Kremer 3 while the cash sweeps also did
Ale ani Mitch'e, Ridge well, thus ensuring a good sum way 153, Mr. Day Mr. Sares, for the Red Cross fonde. Mach Victorises Uman 152, Mr. Soares; interest was centred is the Oor Mr. G. and G.'. Second Violin Day" Derby, Mr. Satton securing 148, Air, Kosil, M. R..B. L. victory for Mr. Hough on B-nd Dowbiggic's Boreman 147, Mr. Or by clever riding, aiting beme a length ahead of Bobert the Devil, ridden by Mr. Knoll. Baring the afternoon, refrest- ments were served by Mears. Wiseman'e, while the band of the 18th Infantry under Bindmaster Yauseio epatributed materially to
"afternoon'e ibr enjoyment. The rate for the Gymkhana Mealing were:-
Patrons H. E S Francis Mr. Henry Ksy, K. CM. G; B. E Major General F. Vestria.
Ferr
2
Setb.
Time 1 mir. 36 secs.
Pari matnel:-
Winner, 8870 Paces, $5 90, $800, $10.80. Caph Sweeps:
1 Mr.
Committee:-The Stewarda of the Hongkong Jockey Clab, Ex Offcio, The Hop. Mr. D Lindale, | Mesrs. H. P White. D. 1. Ross, Dr. Forsyth, Maju Cassel, Meatra. J. Gibb, O. H. B:9600 fi Judge:-Mr. D. M. Rues. Handicapper:
H. D. M.
Ticket N. 21. 1-t, $1,050 220, 2ua, 200 23. 3rd, 150
"1
Our Day St. Leger." David Lyndale's, Cicero
The Portuguese Stall was the acane of the greatest sci-
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tion, however, for it was literally VICTORIA THEATRE.
bereiged with applicants for tickets in the twenty-cent safi, for which there were no fewer than 1500 prizes. A roaring business was done, and when al the tickets had been disposed of Coming! small articles, such as baskets of sweets and the like, were pat op fer auction and fatobed prices al- together beyond their value, care, and it was a most amusing Tacre was endless fan at this
eight to see the prizsladen patrons straggling away with the results of their drawings. Good. business was also done here in the selling of tickets for the dellar res.
•
The evening coscladed with
the drawing of the riff, in
manifested. Mr. 0.A. da Rezi
2
which the deapest interest was
1
3
148, Mr. John-tone 1 Diynadusk' Barie ste Ferdy) 155 Mr. Adams Mr. DM. R. Rustomjse.
155, Mr. Sh had charge of the arrangements, and 152, Mr. Kremer; Mr. T. F. by Mr. Gurger for the Dodge A's ram: Mr. Blank's, Rock and the drawing was carried out Brugh'e, Bend, Or 162, Mr. motor-car and by the Hon. Mr. Sutton; Mr. H. B L. Dowbiggin'e, Landale for the dollar ref. The Dastman 155. M. Dayle; Hr.former was won by ticket N Leefe's Robert the Dovil 152, Mr. 1312. The winners in the dollar Knoll Ewo Mess, Attaboy raf (the full list of priza for 149, Mr. Morrison; Meeere. which can be seen at the Fort Thomas and Sedgwick', War
aguese Cinealate) were Time Keeper Mr. M. S. Bond 155. M. Sadzwick; Mr. follows:-
Bies.
Let Starter:-Mr. B. J. Gedge 2nd Starter-He
Ꮇ . Peal
› Hodgsoć. ".
S$66000.
The resulta were as follows:-
Five Furlongs Racé, Handicap.
Dr. Forsythe North Ster, 161, Mr. Sedgwick
Kr. Baces, Victorions Crown,
155, Mr. Spares 2 Mr. B.B. L Dowbiggin's
Bantemas, 150, M. Sath 3 Also ran-M Lux'e, Anti- cipation 157. Mr. Kremer;
Goshead's, Dicebox154, Mr. Gegg. | Prize Ticket
Time 1.42 3/5 secs,
Cash Sweep:
Mesare. and G, Second Violin Mr. Horsford's Malcolm, 147,
Mr. David Lacdale's, Ring.
863 P. C. Potte
1622 T. Daigo
752 Tai Woo
Wieners
No.
No.
Pazi-muta:l:-
Winzer, $14.80
1
760 Choi Wing Nam
2
Places, $7.80, $26,50, $9.80,
995 J. O. Barretto
47 L. E. Hard
1
Ticket No. 314 lat $1,050
Ticket Na. 262 Vad
380
Ticket No. 134 3rd,...
150
Class Handicap: A Class
308 G. Grible
Mr. Goadbead'e Scaffbar 147, ・・
8
1689 H A. Lammert
Mr. Sedgwick 1
9
968 F Bademili
?
10
583 W. G. Goggia
Mr. Morrison 2
11
136 B. McTavish
12
983 S H. Didwell
wood, Mr. Johnstone 3 13 Alea ran: Me Stavies', Catford (late Gentle Cat) 156, Mr. Kuoli: Dr. Forsyth's North Star 180, Mr.
1994 R. Satherland
14.
118 W. E. Calen
15
527 E. T. E. Banje
18
548 · H. vio Heines
Places. $6.20, $12.20, $9.50.
Doyle; Sir Pool's, Conquest
17
Dahlia 152, Mr Seth; Mr. Lar's,
18
1362
Anticipation 147. dr. Kremer.
19
Time 1 min 36 ɛeće.
20
1953
Pari mutuel :-
21
157 T. Sami
Winner, $31.10
22*
Places, $13 70, $14 10, $64023
1423 Dr. Jordan
24
1481 Mre. Spencer
Ticket No. 295 let,
---
$1,050 25
588 B: M. H. Namazes 1445 Capt. Edwarde
149, Mr. Knoll; Mesere. Toomse and Sedgwick'e. Glorious Pearl 160, Mr. Dayle.
Time 1 min. 20 sece.
Pari-mutuel
Winger, $860.
Cash Sweepe:****
$357
Tiaket No. 74, Lêt. ........... Ticket No. 75, 2ad....... 102 Ticket No. 29, 3rd... 51 Our Day Derby. Mr. T. F. Housb's, Bend 0:
-155, Mr. Sutton 1 Mr. Loefa's Räbert the Devil
152, Mr. Knoll 2 Mr. D. 'M. Boss', Bastomje
155, Mr Gegg 3 Also ran: Mr David Lsudale's, Cicero 149, Mr. Adsme; K.]
#
Cash Sweeps:-
,
Ticket No. 8, ad,... 300 28 Ticket No. 140, 3:d, ..
150 27
Blank's, Rockaste 152, Mr. Doyle; a thas scared, and the winner HBL Dawbiggin's, was Mr. FX Remedios... Dastass 155, Mr. Sath; ETO Mass, Attaboy 149, Mr. Jahn. stone; Meers. Toomsa and Sadg- ick's, War Bond 155, MA Sadg wick; Mr. Dryandust's, Boris (late Fardy) 155, Mr. Korrison; Mc Goshend's, Dicebox 152, Kremer.
Time 1 min. 05 1/5 aɛe. Pari-malas!:-
Winder, $53,50.
Places, £9 80 $7.50, 600.
Cash Sweep:-
13 EG. Marray Scott
Rameer and Co.
321 A. G. Leith
D. Morris
1376 Mrs. A. F. Ramsey
1254 W. A. J Cooper
81. Mr. Stebb
تو کیوں
183 Mr. Brooke Smith
At the Racecourse yesterday afternoon Mr. A. Ŕ Allan ("The Tipster") refid a balldog for
28
29.
375 P. Botelbo
30
"Our Day" fande. A sum of $235 31
1310 J. A. Maokay
1 Mrs. Gibtoo
32
1851 AB Raworth
33
077 0.0. Galuzzi
34
1871 H. A Limmert
THE NIGHT FETE.
.85
1893 L. J. N. Jones
38
632 J. H. Pescaro
J
The day's celebrations were concluded in the happiest and | most joyous fashion by a night fete at the Botanical Gardens, Mr. which drew thousands of people
37
781 Lee Cheong Lin
38
1834 Lt Norgate
39
1850 G Moosa
40
F97 J. H. Mead
41
2076 F. P. V. Soares
Lo & scene of the utmost charm
42
and splendoar. No gardens spy where could possibly lead them-
43
#283 - Hre. Murray Scott
44
2087 Mrs H. O. Hope
selves better to illumination, end
45
...525 G. Grimble
48
754 Sin Ting
47
163 C. W. Beswick
48
899 J. F. Ecs de Silve
49
1851 G. M. MOGER
50
821 A. David
quaint design were wonder falls afilieed, Bad.
51
44 Mr. Piems"
with
$2
1281 J. Ingham
the profane foliage on all bande,
53
1394 Mr A. F. Ramsey
1 so effect of great besuty waNBECHT-
54
819 A. David
ed. Practically the whole Colony
55
1582 J. Gibson :
2 turned out to enter into the even
57
495 Mi. Prait .
68
259 | B. Wylin
59
the scheme carried out was a tribute to those responsible for its arrangement. Crimson Japanese 305.20lanters, coloured electric bulbs, 152.00 and Chinese Isnterzs of
Ticket No. 263, 14%. $1,068.20 Ticket No. 152,24... Ticket No. 401, 3:1.
Gymkhana Stakės...
Mr. Dryzedont's, Jingle Joba
nie 156, Mr. Gogg Mr. David Landale's, Wild Gamble 147, Mr. Johnstons Mr. Soates', Siamese Cat 149,
AlForen:
HE
|ing'u enjoymanta, among ths MS 3 many present being Mr. Gaskend's, the Officer. Administering the Sauubox 149, Mr. Sedgwick; Me Government and a large party. 60 Staves, Catford (late Gantle Cat) Masic was supplied by the banda, 61 149 Mr. Knoll, Mr. Adams, of the Hongkong Philharmonio 62 Great 142. Mr. Adams; Mr. Booiety and the 18th Infantry, 63 Soares Black Cat 141, Mr. and there was an air of joyous abandon prevalent throughout
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