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THE GYMKHANA.
MR. JOHNSTONES SUCCESSES,
The second Gymkhana meeting was very successfully held on Saturday in weather which was in every way favourable, Thara WES An unusually large attend- ance witharesultant heavy run on faweeps and pari-mutuela. Itwas a favourites" day; the dividends were generally poor, but the SEDOPA well rewarded their patrona, In the 116 miles handicap. the Aweep paid $1,972.00, a figure which would have have done credit 10 SD official meeting. In the Handicap erent. Target, ridden by Mr. Doyle, proved to be a dividend- maker, his hackers receiving the very good win of $56.70, Ons con- spicuous feature of the meeting was the success of Mr. John Joho- [stana, who rode five winning
mounts in the seven evanta
The Band of the Wiltshires attended and added mnch to the interest of the proceedings by an excellent selection of music.
His Excellency Sir Reginald Stubba, with Lady Stubba, was present at the meeting, sccom- panied by his private Secretary Captain Warnar. Officials -----
Patrons:-H.E. Sir R-E. Stubbs, {KCMG. HE. Více-Admiral Sir. A L Duff, KCB, HE. Major- General F. Ventria, C.R., and Com- modore V. G. Gurner, R.N.
Committee:-Stewards of the Hongkong Jockey Club, (Ex-0%- ficio), the Hon. Mr. John John- ¡stone, and Mesars. D. M. Ross, C. H. Blason, D. E. Clark, H. W Dick and L. X. Leafe.
Mr. H. L. Dowbiggin, Hoa. Secretary
Colonel J. R. Wyndham, Judge. Mr. D. E. Clark, Asst. Judge. Mr. D. M. Ross, Handicapper. Messrs. H. W. Dick and C. L. Sandes. In charge of the Scale.
Mr. H. J. Gedge, 1st Starter. Mr. G. W. Gegg. 2nd Starter. Messrs. L N. Leefe and C. H. Blason, Paddock.
Mr. M. S. Sassoon, Time Keeper. The results follow:-
1-FIVE FURLONGS RACE- For Subscription Grifins of both classes of this Season 1919-1920) which have run and not won Race eitber at the Official Meeting or at the First Gymkhana. Weight for inches as per scale. Unplaced |canners allowed 3 lbs. Jockey
who have not won more than two official Races allowed 5 lbs. 14% Price: 3150. 2nd Prize: 375. 3rd Price: $50.
Mr. 1 S. Leefe's th Sandmar-
tin. 155 lbs., Johnstone Sir Paul's blk Blackbird Dahlia,
155 lbs.. Seth
Mr. de Souza's eh. Pawnshop.
150 lbs., de Souza
3
Also ron:--Prissyfoot (Soares), Orion (Morrison). Tredegar (Bell) Irving). Slaza (Kemedios), and El Dorado Doyle).
length: 114 lengths. Time-1.13. Pari-Mutuel:-Win, 57.50. Places:-1st, $5.20; 2nd, $8.00; 3rd. $22.00.
Cash Sweeps:-1st, Ticket No. 31 $1,199.30; 2nd, No. 364, |3342.30: 3rd. No. 242, SIT140. Laplaced 389, 310101 and 129. 10 per cent, commission; - $196.j Total $1,950,
Orion was badly left when all eight entries got away at the first cail. Blackbird Dahlia led with Sandmartin in close attendance fest in the home straight Johnstone just managed to pull off another win. Tredegar was fourth.
GYMKHANA STAKES-Value] 250. Distance-One Mile. For ail China Ponies. Catch weights at 10 st. 5 lbs. Winners of an open race Gr apen Griffin race Ponies that have won the aggre gate prize in the Gymkhana Stakes in any season 5 lbs. extra. Non- winning Subscription Grifins al- lowed 5 lbs.
A Cup to be run for five times! or as decided by the Committee, called the Gymkhana Cup will be
LONDON DIRECTORY presented at the end of the Sea-
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with Provincial & Farsigs Sections, sabine traders to gommoniente dirget wil MAKUFACTURERS & DEALERS (la London and in the Provincini TownA KAŠ Industrial Centres of the United Kingdees and the · Continens (et · Burzpa. - The samOS,
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son to be won by the Pony scoring (most-ranks in the races for the Gymkhana States at the Gymk- bana Meetings doring the Season. 2nd Prize: $125. 3rd Prize: $75. The Hon. Mr. John Johnstone's
w Slam, 151 lbs., Johnstone .. 1
Soares spd. Spotted Sand, 156 lbs. Soares
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MURITESS LOTablished 106 TRINE,
Mr. E. Des Veux's Beggar
King, 151 Tbs., Seth
Also ran: Attraction Irving).
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A Length: Many: Lengths. Time: 2.06.25.
Park-Mutnel:-Win $7.60. -Places:-1st, 15.60′; 2nd, -5.90.
• CashTM Sweeps:--Ist, Ticket No. 60, $1,580.60; 2nd, No. 317.451.60; 3rd, No. 102, $225.83. Unplaced No. 256. Total $2,520%
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THE EMPIRE'S PRESS.
London, April 15. Lord Athuisian, chairman of the Imperial Press Canter ence in Canada, was entertained at luncheen at the Savoy m connection with the British Newspaper proprietor Conler- Lord Burnham preside The guests included the Duke of Devonshire and Lord Miler, Commissioners Perley, Mackenzie and Fisher, and editors and managers of a hundred British and Dominions newspapers. Lord Burubam, toasting Lord Athelstan, hoped the conference at Ottawa would con- tinue its splendid work. It was the first Conference for the general good of the Empire. Lord Athelstan, replying, said *Britain was best able to state how the Press Conference would benefit the Empire. He was of opinion it would be a more profitable conference and result in increasing emigra tion rather than lowering press cable rates. Lord Milner, toasting Canada, said the war witnessed the rise of a new and great power, destined to increasingly induence the coun- cils of the Empire. The World Press Conference was most valuable in establishing community of ideas, to which could be attributed the marvellous way the whole Empire had pulled together in the hour of trial. In the absente of common Council of the Empire, the moral unity of the Empire would largely depend on the success of the Empire pressevolving a common stock of ideas regarding the future grest problems.
DISARMAMENT OF GERMANY.
London, April 13.
In the House of Commons Mr. Churchill stated the inter- Allied military commission had reported the following German gins were available for destruction in accordance with the Treaty: teld guns, 6,300;'field howitzers, 2,300; beavy guns, 5,500. Another 3,500 guns on the Southern and Eastern fortifications have to be handed over. Thas to 'gether 17,500 German guns are being destroyed by the inter- Afied Commision. The Air Ministry estimates that Germany has 13,000 aeroplanes available for war purposes These are now being listed with a view to being taken over by the Commission Mr. Churchill declared the work was being. accelerated with all possible speed and the German authorities were not in any way costroversial. He was quite satisfied the course being parsued by the Anglo-French authorities was one which would be conducive to one of the most im- portant objects of the Treaty, namely the disarmament of Germany.
RUSSIAN CASPIAN FLEET.
Constantinople, April 14. Concentrating in the North Crimea the Reds occupied Alexandrovsk in the course of a naval engagement on the Caspian sea.
The Democratic party at Tabrir, encouraged by Ger mans, has expelled the Swedish police officers
Teheran, April 13 The Caspian Fleet of Siteen ships has accepted disarma ment and interment by Persia. Admiral Serzete, who reviated internment, has been deposited at Baku.
THREE BYE-ELECTIONS.
London, Apri! IL Basingstoke Bye-election resalted: Sir A. Hofbrusk (Coalition Unionist) 5313, Sir H. Verney (Liberal) 2200, Mr. J. B. Round (Labour) 5352
The Bye-election at North-West Camberwell resulted: Doctor Machamara (Coalition Liberal) 6619, Miss Learethe (Labour) $735, Mr. J. C. Carroll (Liberal) 3086.
The Northampton bye-election resuited:-M. Metardy, (Liberal, 16,650 Miss Boodfield, (Labour), 13,29.
RUSSO-BRITISH TRADE.
Copenhagen, April 14. The Russian Trades Commission is anxious to get to London, but refuses to proceed without Litvinoff, whom the British refuse to admit. The Commission is trying to exercise pressore, declining to do basiness with British commercial men visiting here.
ROME-TOKYO FLIGHT.
**Karachi, April 4
A message from Bashire states that the Italians Gordesco and Grasse, who were competing in the Rome-Tokio Flight, crashed while attempting to land at Bashire to-day, both being killed.
OBITUARY.
Cape Town, April 15.
The death is announced of Major. Sir Hamilton Goold, Adams, G.Co., Governor of Queensland since 1914. Deceased serred in the Bechuanaland Expedition, in 1984-85, against the Matabeler in 1993, and in South Africa. He was Governor of the Orange River Colony 1907-19.
GERMANY FLOATING DOCKS.
Paris, April 15.
The Council of Ambassadors has adopted the Naval Comunition's report us regards Germany lianding over the foating docks. The Commission discovered 197,000 tons of sheme.
THE EX-KAISERIN.
"Amsterdam April 15.
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