DUNBAR CHAMPIONS
(Continued from Page 1) THE LEIGHTON HILL STAKES. Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200. For China Ponles, Subscription Griffins of this Club ofthis Meeting Weight for inches" as per scale. Winners barred. (Jockey Allowance). Six furlongo. Dynasty's King Salmon (168)
(Mr. A. F. Clark) 1
Mr. H. S. Chan's Flying Boy
(158) (Mr. L. G. Frost). 2 Sureton's Jack O' Lantern (155)
(Mr. V. V. Needa) 3 Sixteen starters. A neck; half à length. "
Time: 1 min. 34,2/5 secs. Part-mutuel:-Win $15.70; places $7.40, $7.20, $8.10.
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2 THE GRAND STAND STAKES. *Winner $760. Second $300. Third $200. For China Ponies, bona fide Grifins of this Meeting Weight for inches as per scale. Griffins, winners of one race 7 lb. pentity, of two or more races, barred. Subscription tion Griffins of this Club of this Meeting: winnern no penalty; non-winnera, 10 b. allowance. (Jockey, Allowance). Allowancea accumulative. Six fur longs.
Messra. Mackie and Grayburn's
Brechin.. (168) ·
(Mr. A. F. Clark) 1 Mrs. Dunbar's Tillicum. (162)
(Mr. W. Hill) 2
(Mr. L. G. Frost) 3 Five starters. Four lengths;
E. F's. Tenorio (167)
short head.
Time:-1 min. 29.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel: — Win, $15.10; places, $8.00, $8.60.
3 THE LADIES' PURSE-Present- ed: with $500 added for Winner. Second $300. Third $200. For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per acale. Winners at this Meeting other than Subscription Griffins of this Club 7 lb. penalty. (Jockey Allowance), Once round (about furlongs 40 yards), Mr. L. Dunbar's Gleneagles
(165) (Mr. L. G. Frost) 1 Mr. A. M. L. Soares' Sadko (161)
(Mr. V. V. Necda) 2 Dynasty's King'a Bounty (165)
(Mr. G. U. Da Roza) 3 Six starters. Length and a half; "One length,
Time: 1 min. 47.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel: — Win, $8.20;" places, $5.30, $5.50, $11.70.
4 THE ADELAIDE STAKES.- Winner 3,1000 Second $300. Third $200. For Australian Ponies of any
Winners
in ME" Weight for inches as
at
per
this meeting (Jockey Allowance),, From the two mile post once round and in (about one mile 171 yards). Messrs Kong Bros. Polar Star
(Mr. D. S. Li) 1 (168) Monastic's Friar Tuck (155)
(Mr. T. L Wong) 2
Messrs. Kong Bros.' Evening
Star (152)
(Mr. S. N. Pan) 3
Seven starters.
two lengths.
Four lengths;
Time: 2 min. 84.2/5 sece... Pari-mutuel: Win,
places, $5.10, $5.50, $6.50.
$5.10,
6 THE JOCKEY CUP.-Winner $500. Second $200, Third $100. A Cup will be presented to the winning Jockey For China Ponies that have started in and have not won a race et this Meeting and that have not at any time won three races, To be ridden have not won ten by Jockeys who
anywhere at any time... Weight for inches as per scale. Winners 6 lb, penalty. Spurs allowed. Penalties accumulative. One mile.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1933.
↑ THE LUSITANO CUP.-Present ed by the Members of the Club Lusitano, with $600 added for Winner. Second $300. Third $209. For China Ponies, bone Ado Griffins of this Meeting allowed & b. Winners 7 ib. penalty. (Jockey Allowance). Allow ances, accumulative. One mile. Meaars, Kong Bros Charming
Star (158) (Mr. D. S. Li) 1 Mr. A. M. L. Soares' Jungle Jim
(161)
(Mr. V. V. Needa) 2 Mr. Bu Tong-sen's Jack Sharkey
(158) (Mr. G. W. Sewell) 31 Three starters. Three lengths; many lengths.
Time: 2 min. 06,3/5 secs. Pari-mutuel:-Win $6,80; place-
$6.60.
8 THE CHAMPION" STAKES. A Sweepstakes of $100 each for Starters with $4,000 added for Winner. Second $1,200. Third $750. For China Ponies, winners of a fiat race at this Club's Extra Race Meetings held during the second half of the 1932 season, and/or at this at this Meeting only.
for Weight inches as par scale. Ponics to ba ridden by Jockeys who have won at least 10 Oficial flat races anywhere, or Jockeys approved by the Stewards. One and a quarter malles. Mr. L. Dunbar's Liberty Bay
Mrs.
(161) (Mr. W. Hill T Pearce's Trentbridge (161) (Mr. V. V. Needa), 2) Mr. L. Dunbar's Cyclamen Bay
(166) (Mr. L. G. Frost) 3 Mr. Li Sui-pang's Don (156
(Mr. Ip Kui-ying) Four starters. Many lengths; many lengths.
Time: 2.24 (course record). Pari-mutuel: - Win, $5.50; places, $5.10, $5.10.
CHAMPIONS SWEEP
Warmly greeted by a large number of officers and men of the lat. Batt, of the East Lancashire Re- giment, at the Wayside Wharf, the 2nd Battalion arrived on the British troopship Neuralia in Shang- bai last week. The occasion was unique since it marked the first mosting of the two battlions of the Regiment since their amalgamation in 1881.
KOWLOON "UNION
CHURCH
LARGEST SUBSCRIPTION FOR MANY YEARS
".
OFFICERS APPOINTED AT ANNUAL MEETING
No fewer than 20,863 tickets were sold in connexion with the Jockey Club's sweep
on
the
ANOTHER CARGO CASE
NORTHERN CHINESE
FINED
R
"YOUTH BEATS ON THE DOORS”
OLDER MEN TO MAKE WAY IN ITALY Champions. The draw took place. The annual meeting of the last night and was as follows: Women's Guild of the Kowloon
"Instead of smuggling into
Rome, Jan. 20. Union Church took place in the neighbouring country, the defen- Despite the Blackshirt revolu- | Church Hall, Jordan Road, this dants are smuggling into our own tionary watchword “Glovinezza,” morning.
Mrs. B. L. Allen, President, after port in this case," said Mr. E. W. It too often happens that many a short, prayer, called upon Mrs. Hamilton, Superintendent of Im-Fascists who could reasonably be J.J. Cornelius, Secretary, to read ports and Exports, at the Kowloon called youthful when assigned to office ten years ago are still in the reports. These were after- Magistracy before Mr. Butters office to-day, although no longer wards passed on the motion of Mrs. this morning when he prosecuted young. A move to rejuvenate the S. Nelson seconded by Mrs. F. in a case in which two Northern ranks of public officials has now Short,
Chinese were charged with import-been entered upon.
Bag and Baggage
Wild Life
Navy Hall
The Rainstorm
Sadko
The Crook
'Indiana
Adam
Bright Star
Glençagles
'Orlando
Bistre
09693-
13780 . 11098 03881
Chia . Quan
13895 19404 16724 02581
Daylight Eve
Just Irangine
Wonderful Stag
Valorous. Golden Arrow
17731
12037
Champagne Bay
15645
California
07784
• Pocahontas Dor
05406
08661
Gold Bar
13523
Cyclamen Bay
-20352
Lunar Star.
12318
Liberty Bay
Valley Hall
06051 02212
Pride of Tsingtao
01330
Racing Boy
15222
Mon Talisman
14787
13551
05245
17299
10802
13696
02611
20004
19855
Gold Ring
01407
The Tiger
01209
Guy Crusader
17949
The Plover
09745
Gallant Fox
19718
Whoopee
12667
Field No. 1 (1st race
4th day)
05282
Field No. 2 (2nd race
4th., day)
15457
Field No. 3 (3rd race
(Mr. John Keswick) 2 Lan's California (166).
4th day)
12123
Field No. 4 (5th race
4th day)
03612
Field No. 5 (7th race
4th day)
08300
08015
Cossack's Beauty
00691
Banjolina
00307
13649
15003 04784
03135
01661
11678
Tillieum Diana Bay
07340
14424
Black Rock
Jungle Jim
02625 17027
Blue Star
10178
Jingle Jack
09201
16822
Golden Dragon
14631
races
Mrs. Pearce's Weybridge (168)
(Mr. D. Black) 1
Mesars, Hall and Shenton's
Wembly Stug (166)
(Mr. W. 1. Choy) 3 Twelve starters. Length and half; length and half.
Time: 2 min. 05.4/5 secs.
$37.10; Pari-mutuel: - Win, places..$14.00, $40,90, $24.
BLUE 4" THE
MOUNTAINS PLATE Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200. For Australian Ponies, Griffins of this Meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of one race, 10 lb. penalty, of twe or more races, barred. (Jockey Allowance). One and a quarter miles. Mr. A. E. M. Rafeek's City of
Brisbane (158)
(Mr. E. 0: Butler 1 Seth's What's That (156)
(Mr. A, L. Caplan) 2. Mrs. Liang's Golden Dawn (158)
(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 3 Eight starters. Four lengths: three lengths.
Time: 2 min. 26.1/6 seca. Pari-mutuel: Win.. $10.00; places, $7.80, $26.20, $50.10.
The Goat
Sitting Bull Swale
Trentbridge Hetman Brechin
Klickitat
The P. and O. liner Rajputana ie due here from Shanghai at 0 am, on Friday,
W
Mrs. H. H. Scott, Treasurer, Ining unmanifested cargo into the In all Italy 6,000 Civil Service her report, expressed her pleasure Colony...
at the highly satisfactory results of the past financial year.
posts have been thrown open for
It was alleged that whilst in the competition, and it is the Govern- Mrs. E. L. Allen was reelected course of search dutice on the ment's intention to see to it that President and Mrs. A. W. Ingram steamer Yatshing yesterday, Re- this will mean an influx of young came and fresh blood in the local ad- appointed Vice-President. Mrs. D. Venue. Officer Humphreys Gow was elected Secretary and across the second defendant carry-ministrations of the State. Mrs. F. Short, Treasurer. Mrs. Ting bundles of bottles of Chinese
A practical lead in this new Fergusson, Mr. J. Proven, Mrs. 5. sauce from the ship to the wharf movement has been given by the Nelson, Mrs. B. Wylie and Mr. S. Suspecting that these bottles were prefect of the southern províncial Grey were chosen to work on the not manifested, he made enquiries, capital of Catanzaro. With the General Committee, while Mrs. N. and traced them to the cook (first alogan of "Open the doors to Watson, Mrs. S. Thompson and Mrs. defendant) who admitted that they youth," he has circularised all the
Fergusson were elected for the belonged to him.
heads of the towns and parishes Social Committee.
Mr. Hamilton, in answer to his of his province, telling them Mrs. D. W. Fletcher was appoint-Worship, said the total value of one is to be maintained in em ed Secretary for the Thrift Club, the sauce was $250, and that 386.10 ployment over the prescribed age, Mrs. D. Gow and Mrs. Spittles onahould have been paid as freight. and that youth be looked on as the Visiting Committee, Mrs. D.
A fine of $100 or six weeks was a prime factor in selecting suc- Macknezie to provide flowers for the imposed on the first defendant and Church and Mrs. S. Nelson, Warden $25 or two weeks on the second.
the Church linen.
A short discussion concerning
members' subscriptions took place
J
at the conclusion of the meeting. OLD MAN BURNED
It was finally decided to abolish the yearly $1 subscription until further funds were required."
/SESSIONS LIST
SITTING OPENS ON MONDAY
The February Criminal Sessions will open on Monday next. The most important case will be a charge of manslaughter against Chan Chi,
TO DEATH
TOO WEAK TO LEAVE HIS BED
►
When fire broke out in a hut situated in an isolated part of Kowloon City district last night, an aged man was caught unawares
cessore.
no
Lists of employees and their ages are to be submitted forthwith together with lists of posts vacant. The circular which is now being us-
ed through Press and party pub- licity as a nation-wide appeal says." "The cohorts of youth beat upon the doors. The doors must be opened."
AIR MINISTER RETURNS,
London, Feb. 21. Lord Londonderry, Air Minister,
return
in his sleep and burnt to death. arrived at Croydon to-day on his
The police surmise that he was
from Geneva-British sleeping within reach of a light- Wireless. ed oil lamp when it was upset, and set the bed op fire.
GOLF FINAL
In the final tie of the Captain's
The fall list follows:-Chan
A well-known character of Tong Chi, manslaughter; Loung Yau- Kau village, Tsim On, the man choi, alias Leung Yau, breach of killed, was 86 years of age. Fall- deportation order; Foo Fung- lung, wounding with intent and upon evil times, he had been Cup Competition, played at Fan-
the charity subsisting on
ofling yesterday, H. Hampton (11) wounding; Wong Kau-chun and Chan Ab-yau aiding and abetting neighbours. Lately, he fell sick beat A. E. Lissaman by 2 and 1.
and took to his bed, and is pre-
Foo Fung-lung and being acces- sories before the fact: Wong Lam sumed to have been in ton weak
a condition to save himself when and Wang Choi, alice Wong Kwal, this dwelling caught fire. robbery by two or more; Slu Yau- cheung, possession of implements. of forgery..
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Yesterday's health return shows nine further cases of small-por,_ of which six were from Kowloon. Four The outbreak was extinguished cases of cerebro-spinal fever wero | with the assistance of villagers.
also notified.
More Trouble!
LAST 2 DAYS
SINCERE'S
ANNUAL
STOCK-TAKING SALE
CLOSING ON FEB. 23rd.
Breathe Freely! Use MENTHOLATUM
Don't wait for a second sneeze! When that snuffy, stuffy feeling in the nose tells you a cold is com ing, put MENTHOLATUM in the nostrils." Its cooling freshness quickly clears the nasal passages. Rubbing the throat and chest with MENTHO LATUM often averts the danger of other com plications. Insist on MENTHOLATUM and always carry it with you. It comes in jars, tins and convenient, tidy tubes.
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IN ONE OF
HIS DIVES AT RILEY
THE
BANDIT CAME *TOO CLOSE
AND TORE
THE TAIL OF
HIS PLANE ON TOP OF RILEYS PLANE, SENDING HIM CRASHING TO EARTH!!
IF WE CAN FIND A PLACE TO LAND, WE'LL
DROP DOVIL AND
Look HI"OVER.!!
WE'LL LAND IN THAT FIELD RIGHT BACK OF HIM... WANT TO KNOW WHO HE
IS AND WHERE HIS SHIP IS REGISTERED!
NIHY, SAY! THAT'S EPPLY'S FARM WERE LANDING ON-WE'RE ONLY
THREE MILES FROM SHADYSIDE.... I THOUGHT WE WERE LOTS FURTHER:
AND CUTTING
BACK TO SHADYSIDE,
WE FIND
SOME. TROUBLE
THERE,
WEVE LOOKED EVERYWHERE AND CAN'T FIND HER...
. WHAT'LL WE DO,
Now?
WHAT CAN WE DO? | I ONLY" KNOW THAT FRECKLES WILL BE BROKEN HEARTED
WHEN „HE HEARS THIS!
TOO....
POODLE.
IS
GONE!!