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The Prince of Wales is, writing preface to a book picturing his tour of Australia and New Zealand: The book is to be sold on behalf of St. Dunstan's Home for the Blind

BIG JEWEL ROBBERY:

FALCONERS BURGLED.

-LOSS OVER $50,000.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

*ETHING BEACHES,

To the Gunstall Library has now THE ROMBERY WAS COMMITTED. Colony and that the Honourable the been presented a copy of the bronze medal struck very prematurely by the Germans to commemorate their entry into Paris at Christmas, 1914."

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Sir John Ramsden is by far the biggest rubber shareholder and individual landowrer” în British Malaya. though many people out here have never heard his name, says the Malay Mail

The rag and bone man knocked at the door. "Any old clothes?" he asked. "Oh, no," came the reply

my wife is away." The hawker rubbed his hands gleefully, and Any empty bottles?" he whispered.

ו.

"ÜPERIST:"

GYMKHANA CLUB.

SATURDAY'S MEETING.

AN ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON.

IMPRESSIONS OF HAPPY VALLEY.

MONDAY." NOVEMBER 29, 1920

The officials of the meeting were

Part-murvel

Patrons H.E. Sir R. E. Stabbs, Winner: $36.70 KCMG, H.E. Vice-Admiral Sir A. L Dul

KCB Ventris

H.E. Major-General F.

Mr. R. M. P. Beaven

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1

Cash Sweep. Ticket No.

-9.10

10.40

1

Ticket No.

Cash Swea

510. $2,125.20

610, 607.20

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157 lbs., including 5 bbs. penalty (Mr. Batholomew) 0 Though there were 15 nominations only five ponies went to the post. The starter ad a good deal of trouble before he sent them away. Leighton at the start secured a good position in front on the rails be fare the field got going with Red Cost in second position followed by St. Anthocy and Griffin No. 6. but before the rock reached Grey Bird moved up on the out- side and St. Anthony, who was in third Feld

The

6.60

332, $1,188.60 2. 7.30

179, 339.60 settled 2. at the front.

down and there was no alteration 18.40

. 149. 169.80

positions. Approaching the home in the 312. 265, 231, 4, and 161.

Unplaced ponies $20 each. Nos. 244.turn St. Anthony further increased his

lead and turned the corner first. GYMKHANA STAKES. One mile.--Value Bird ran out wide at the turn and Leighton Grey $250: 2nd prize $125; 3rd prize $75. came through into second place with Hon. Mr. I. Johnstone's Slam, 161

No. & on his girth. St. Anthony Ps, with 15 lbs.

drew still farther ahead at the distance. (Mr. Johnstone) and at the hall distance was five lengths Mr. Soares Spotted Sand, 159 lbs., in front. A fine tussle was lought out

including 13 lbs. penalty..

from the hall distance onwards between (Mr. Soares) 2 Leighton and Griffin No. 6 bot Leigtzon.

penalty

Mr. G. C. Meron's Louza, 146 Es.

having $ slight advantage in side, (Mr. Moxon) 3managed to get home into second place by

The ponies got away well altogether a neck. The Bald Fnished two lengths and raced with Mr. Soares slightly in away.

the lead all the way until they entered the straight. Here his lead was challeng Pari-mutuel. Jed by Mr. Johnstone who quickly took Winner:

command. The dappled pony stood up

Time: 57 2-7secs.

Cash Sweep.

$7.70

Ticker No.

6.00 11.00

472, $2.263.20 257. 647.20

444. 325.60

Unplaced ponies $20, each: 720 and

164.

3. 15.80

489, 503.60 To the Editor of the Chine Mal Commodore W. Bowden

Unplaced ponies $20 each: 643. 633, Committee-The Stewards of the 316, 201, 303, 372, 70, 665, 177, 467, Hongkong Str. In view of the fact that a Hon. Mr. John Johnson. Mr.

Jockey Club (ex-officio), the 118. 632. harbor expert is at present in the

Clark, Mr. L. N. Leefe, Major Timmis never won a race. Moxon, Mr. C. H. Blason. Mr. D. E HALF MILE RACE-For ponies who have First $150: 2nd Director of Public Works is about to and Mr. R.

R. I. Paterson

$75; 3rd $30. Handicap for inches. Colonel J. R. retire, would it not be feasible to have Wyndham (Judge), Mr. D. E Clark Mr. Saint's St. Anthony, 155 lbs.. Apparently encouraged by their these gentlemen go over, the ground (Assistant Judge). Dr. C. Forsyth (In

(Mr. Darie) success on the previous Saturday and give us their views on the charge of the Scale). Mr. G. K. Hall Dr. Forsyth's Leighton, 159 lbs. when a comparatively easy haul of subject? „

Bration (1st Starter), Mr. H. C. B. Way

(Mr. Gibson) 2 money and valuable goods was made The fact is that the matter has (2nd Starter), Mr. L. N. Leefe and Mr. Mr. Bell Irving's Griffin No. 6. 1ần from premises occupied by Messrs never been thoroughly gone into, R I. Paterson (Paddock), Mr. M. S. Ibs, including 5 lbs. penalty Hiptoola and Co. drapers, and the and, if it hadn't been for the sport- Sassoon (Time-keeper).

Mr. Bell Irving) 3 Victoria Printing Press, neighbouring ing offer of a wealthy Chinese gentle-

RESULTS....

Mr. P. A. Cox's Red Coat, 157 Ibs.. establishments in D'Aguilar Street, man a couple of years ago to pay all

The results of the events were as

including .5 lbs. penalty our burglars turced their attention on expenses in connection with the

follows:-

(Mr. Car) 0 Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak's Grey Bird. Saturday night to Messrs Falcarer's clearing of a proper site at North INDIVIDUAL TENT PEGGING.-Prizes pre store in Hotel Mansions, and not-Paint, the bathing beach question

sented by the Club for first, second and withstanding the presence of two would be still in the air.

third. watchmen, brake in and stole jewellery The figures you published some Major Timmis to a value estimated between $50,000 time ago prove conclusively how Brig-General Macnaghten and $100,00.

popular the beaches have been. It would appear from enquiries Perhaps if some of the fair sex let Mr. C. Sergeaunt made by our reporters yesterday as base their views on the subject. H. Sext afternoon and this morning, that with they would carry more weight, forr. 1. Bell Irving Among the passengers who the exception of cluding the watch quite a number used to enjoy a dip Major Law

Peri-mutuel. arrived in Hongkong yesterday by man at the main entrance of Hotel at North Point, morning and evening: 22.40 the CMLS. "China" were Dr. Sun Mansiona, a part of the affair to personal knowledge. Yat-sen, Dr. Wu Ting-fang, and Mr. which remains to

The allotment of a permanent be explained, Tang Shaoyi, three of the Adminis-the burglars had an almost ridient | beach at the present time and named trative Directers of the Camon ously easy job. Once past the watch-Chatham Beach” would be a fit- Military Government, who felt by man, the burglars made their way ting tribute to Mr. Chatham's worth train the same day for Canton.. through a narrow passage by the as a government official and an side of the lift to a yard enclosed by appreciation of his many years of Commencing with the sailing of the back of Flacorer's premises, on faithful service-fours etc, the s.s.Siberia Mard" from” Hong- | the Pedder Street side, the CP.OS, kang on 'December 31, that steamer on the harbour side, the PMSS, on

Hongkong, November 27, 1920. Ltd. and also the as. "Persia Maru" will the Des Yeux Road side, and the call at Dairen'instead of Nagasaki co servants" quarters on the remaining. both the outward and homeward Iside The yard gained, the burglars voyages between Hongkong and Sanware able to commence operations Francisco.

on the lock of a door at the back of Falconer's stere with a The Agent General for Western jemmy" or chisel. Behind this Australia is being instructed to bring door WAS a stout iron į to the notice of the Imperial Govern- gate, with bars about 6 inches apart, ment a complaint that a London Forcing two of these apart, the financial ring is making milions out burglars squeezed through the

to it well but was unable to keep stride (of Australian Iruit, which is penalis gap, one foot wide, and were in the The thousands who anended the with his smaller opponent. At the half ing Australia to the advantage of premises. Apparently they first set fith meeting of the Hongkong Gym-distance Mr. Johnstone was three quarters America. Removal of the restricto work on a safe placed against khans Club at Happy Valley on Satur- of a length in front. He made the hal tion price of 23s. 6d. for a 40 b. the wall at the back of the store day saw a sporting scene that for length in the last few strides. Mr. Moxon DISTANCE HANDICAP About half a mile. case is urged.

where they secured two valuable pearl variety as well as beary of setting Time: 2min. 6secs.

was about four lengths away third.

First prize $100; Second prike 560: Decklaces and some expensive cat could be equalled in few places in

third prize $40. Cash Sweep. diamonds together with other pre the world.

Mr. Cor's Why Not. 40 yards It was as if some great Winner: $10.30

Ticket No. cious stones. They then boldly cornucopia of

(Mr. Cox) contestants had been Place

155, $2.944.40 Mr. P. C. Patt's Brutus. 13 yards entered the front portion of the suddenly emptied out on the breed

122. 598.40 store which as usual, was brilliantly acres of green turf. The valley it- lighted up. Breaking open the show windows on either side of the self, enclosed on three sides by wood- front door of the shop, they abstract-harbour, sparkling in the sunshine; -cd-hills-and-on-the-fourth-by-the ed all the gold brooches, bracelets and other jewellery. Two safes in the oval, within whose capacious this part of the premises were left boundaries a dozen different games severely alone by the burglars, who were under way, watched by an anity! apparently were not taking any risks of spectators; the track around the of detection. Satisfied with what outer edge on which from time to they had secured, they made their time half a score or more of ponies Mr. Blank's Canby, 145 lbs. way back to the yard through the raced in desperate endeavour, urged iron gate, where they dragged the on by riders in fasting colours; the Mr. Nemazee's Sepand, 150 1 safe up to the gap in the bars. This grand stands bright with Bags and

(Mr. Nemizee)

When the field came together Why Not motor ineres ved I Federal Capital on Armistice Day, bably strolled

out by the main sures-filled with a throng of men and Mr. Bell Irving's Wee Mouse.

(Mr. Seth) was showing in from galoping easily. seems that alruly they have about the flag filling completely one end of entrance.

women of many races in fashionable)

At the turn Supper Dance showed up with (Mr. Bell Irving Britus and Cranby on his quarters. At "Is motor-cars up there, to say the large hall.

The watchman on duty outside or characteristic attire-all these Brig-General Macnaghten's Ypres (late nothing of the much more numer

the main entrance of Hotel Mansions, things made the son of picture that

the distance the position were unchanged, Spaghetti), 155 lbs.. BONGKONG, Yonday, Nov, 29, 199ous motor boats. Rive, was dearer "I ought to send you to prison which was left open all night, cannot stamps itself upon the memory,

but ar the half distance Ringwood (Brig. Gen. Macmagisten) 0 rails challenged the leaders and was fol- on the in this year than it had ever been without the option of a fine," said explain how the burglars managed The day was perfect. The sun was The start was a good one." Wee Mouse lowed in his move up by Bla known to be for 60 years, a dollar the Willesden magistrate to a drink to elude him on tasir way to and from out, the atmosphere was clear, and a got out in front and Burning Daylight took Moonshine. Why Not maintained his lead Black Coat and having only ten cattles of medium offender. The man: "Now don't do the yard. The other watchman who pleasant breeze kept the fiags flutter- the rails in third position. Cranby vs but the third division reached Brutus as tha must have a liveter this sat outside Falconer's front door, ing. A band was there--the band and Ypres Wee Mouse made the run- with the whip but could not reach the quality. It is true that two coming. The magistrate: Very about five yards away from the of the 2nd Battalion of the Wiltshire aing up the back with the others bunched leader, while Seth or Moonshine was un next, closely attended by Cannon. Sepand the hall distance. Pott lifted his mount had failed the previous year, but According to the Acting Com-the situation would not have bej Fall Twenty shillings for being main entrance of the building, also | Regiment-and played agreeably be-behind. At the Rock Wee Mouse still able to get beyond the girth of Britis missioner. Mr. A. Wilson, the netable tactics of certain forsign nur-

come so bad but for the quest for using obscene language,, £2 He declares that at interva's be other there was a feast of entertained. Sepand slipped up into second place. was fourth and Geordie Mac 5fth.

drunk, 20s. for being discrderly, 20 asserts that he saw no one go through.tween the races. One way and an-held command, but, as the pace slacken before the post was passed. Ringwood value of Canton's trade for 1919 chants, who attempted to torneo The man had disappeared looked into the store through the ment. The races followed each other Bening Daylight, who was going strong, Pari-miruel. vas nedrly 148 millions, an fo- the grain borvöst för speculative!

peep boles in the wood shatters over in comfortable succession: there was held the third place on the rails. Separd Winner: $8.50 the show windows but saw nothing Ettle waiting. rease of åð or 45 millions. He purposes."

arouse his suspicion.

in the lulls, one had the outside was first to show in the

1, 9.30 wever, that this apparent Esports were the highest in explanation of Little Hsu's escape.

The burglary was discovered by the track to watch either cricket or red back immediately and Cranby shot up but to lift one's eyes to the oval inside straight, closely followed by Wee Mouse and Burning Daylight. Wee Mouse drop- valne since 1910, silk explaining It states that Hsu was placed in a the manager of the store yesterday football, whichever way the inclina-ino second place. The whips were going 635; 631, 124. 350, 331, 281. fictitious, being 70 per cent. of the high expurt box marked "Military Baggage, morning. He immediately communi Tells due to a largely increased total. The outlook for this trade and taken by train to Tientsin, wherecated with the police who were soon ton led. There was so much foot-hard at the distance where Mr. Johnstone

of the staple product of his very bright, the current crops he was immediately placed on board on the scene.

ball going on, it was confusing to try left the rails and came up on even terms ONE AND A QUARTER MILES HANDICAP. →→→ wangtung." which is silk. The having been sold out in advause, a Japanese steamer. When the This is the second time that to follow it. At least eight footballs with Sepand. He continued to gain every ew Revised Import Tariff which Exports of Canton leaf tubaces in-steamer sailed (adds this journal) Mr. Falconer's has been victimized with sice-from the keenly fought contests to spare. Three lengths separated second were going, either in games or prac-Stride and passed the post with two lengths creased 50 per cent., showing that Obata reported the escape. The the last two years. The value of the į the demand at Home for Tax paper further asserts that He present haul is almost double that of of adult players time gave rise every

and third. kish cigarettes has to be satisfel already arrived in Japan.

the previous one.

few minutes to cheering from the somehow.

All the wharyes and railway the crowds that pressed against the Winner: An amusing story is told in the stations were watched yesterday, but lines, to less pretentious affairs, just "Life of Sir. Herbert Tree"!- Anno arrests were effected.

as sharply disputed but unhonoured by actor was playing the part of villain

public attention, in which dimintative and it was arranged that after filling

bare-footed Chinese youngsters were through the bars of "his prison

the participants." cell and while he was in the act of shot

TOILET

SETS

NEW AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS.

London is experiencing the worst epidemic of ciphtheria and scarlet fever ever recorded. 7500 cases are et present in hospital equalling double the number at the correspon dick time last year; most cases are mid but adults are attacked" equally ! with children; the worst districts are from the poorer and more thickly 19 late I quarters.

The silk ensign fawn by HM.S. "Malaya" at the battle of Jutland, and now in the keeping of the Kuala Lampar Museum authorities after being sent to this country, formed the most striking exhibit at the

Pari-inutuel.

12.10

276, 299.20 Mr. Seth's Moonshine, S

..

1

(Mr. Petti 2 Ferds

(Mr. Seth) 3

(Mr. Johnson) >

(Mr. Gibson)

ONCE ROUND HANDICAP.-For ponies who

-have-not-won-a-race longer than three Mr. Johnson's Brown Paper 10 yards

quarters of a mile at Gymkhanas this season-Value $130; 2nd prize $75; Mr. Blank's Cranby. 10 yards

Mr. Bell Irving's Ringwood 35 yards

3rd $50.

Hon. Mr. Johnstone's Burning Day-

light: 160 ks. ...(Mr. Johnstone) 1 M-Tower's Pantile (late Dunmore

Dahr 145 lbs. ...(Mr. Scares) -2

(Mr. Doyle) 3

2.

The China Mail.resting to hate that the import of dinner of ex-Service, men to the done they closed the door and pro- crowded with visitors; and the enclo Mr. Seth's Camon, 145 (Ms.

'TRUTH, JOSTICE, PUBLIC SERVICE."

CANTON TRADE..

is

as in force during the last five months of the year also affects the gures. The effect of the boycott Japanese goods may be regarded offsetting these discounts. It sarprising how foreign imports managed to maintain their position

EDUCATION.

below.

The Wai Yi Pao furnishes a fresh

1 view of the fluctuations in the i One of our schoolmaster cor- forcing himself through a

has

respondents (in another colony) should ring out and he should fall

STOLEN MOTOR CAR.

THREE MEN ARRESTED,

•

+

Tume:

Pari-min. 59 3-5secs.

$7.50

Cash 'Sweep.

5.80

6.90 7.20

546, $2.067.10.

(Mr. Bell Irving a Mr. Henderson's Black Coat, 45 yards

(Mr. Barton) 0 Mr. Bartholomew's Geordie Mac, 55

yards

(Mr. Bartholomew) 0 Mr. Nemazee's Supper Dance, 75

yards A... (Mr. Nemazèè) 0

2, 15.40

7.60

and

Cash Sweep. Ticket No.

44, $2,216.40- 263 663.40

81. 316.70"

Unplaced ponies $20 each: 60, 220,

First prize $200; second $100: and third $50.

Hos. Mr. J. Johnstone's Lighting, 156 Tbs. ........... (Mr. Johnstone). Mr. Feradad's Pawnshop, 148 lbs.

(Mr. Soares) 2 Ticket No. Mr. Soares Siamese Cet, 160 Dbs.

(Mr.. Seth) 3 235, 590.60 Mr. Johnstone's Alexander, 158 lbs. 650, 295.20

(Mr. Cox) Unplaced ponies $20 each: 161. 463. Mr. Nemazee's Sepand, 143 lbs. 555, 66.

(Mr. Bell Irving) 0 WACHT-SEN BITJE RACE. Three furand had to be brought back from a laise The ponies were uneasy at the post longs, for China ponies. Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Jockeys past the Post, Fawnshop was on the move and got a

start. When they came to the line agains $50, $35. and $20 respectively. Bring start that cut him on the rails four Owner of first pony is fined $10. leghs ahead of the field which was bunch. Owner of last pony gets prize $50. ed. Pawnshop led into the straight for Rider of last pony is fined $10. Riders

the draw for nomes, but no owner is tond

time setting a very slow pace

first

ride his own pony, and if he draws and continued to lead first time past the it be must exchange it for another to Post Johnstone on Lighting was a handy be decided by a further draw. No whips Second on the rails two leagths bebind.

followed clos or spurs allowed. Fines go to Gymk-

by Alexander and closely Siamese hana Club. Pari-mutuel pays on first boom turn Lighting moved up s

Cat. Sen

Sepand was last. At the three places as usual. No restriction Pawnshop's quarters, but the positions as to weight, but riders must take our number cloths as usual.

were otherwise unchanged. Opposite the stand Alexander challenged Lighting for ******** second

1

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in the lead.

3

on

on the

The track was in excellent shape. rice of silver, and in exchange.ites that the education of child- dead as if shot through the window.

All the races were interesting--some of them exciting. The first event was s conditions tend to return to ren between the ages of six and He arrived at the critical moment SPIRITED AWAY TO CANTON, mis. The rest of the programme con- the tent-pegging, won by Major Tim- hat we call normal, the indica- ten is the most important thing, but for some reason or other the shot ons are that Canton trade will He says it will never be any good never came." He had an inspiration.

sisted of racing. Just after the tent- atinue

pegging H.E. the: Governor arrived. to expand and really in Hongkong until every official" My God, he shouted, 'I have arish.

After that it was just one good race gets it into his mind that we swallowed the file." and fell dead.

alter another. With regard to the Japanese Westerners are here only until the

There were several features to the ycott, the Acting Commissioner Chinese can look after the supply One of the most important ques

afternoon's "performance. ints out that formerly the un-of schoolmasters (heads as well as tions to-day, though it is hardly

One was Inspector Kent, of No. 2, Folice that the Hon. Mr. Johnstone captured He bids the China realized as it should be, is Japan's Station, this morning charged three three events, and gor the prize in a icial Chinese were not interested of teachers..

foreign policy, and even when el encourage tenderly all schools constant problem of how to feed her Chinese before Magistrate Orme with fourth. The latter was a race with

seemed to be so they were which try to work without Govern- great population. Of about 3,000,000 the theft of a motor car from No. 23, an unpronounceable name in which Mr. Tomstone's Griffin No. 3 stigated by officials who were. ment help or interference. The square cho of rice plantation in Irving Street, Wanchai

the rider of the last horse was fined, Mr. Sargezunt's Winterizo 2 place and Pawnshop drew will at now, he declares, it is easy Straits Settlements have row Japan, about 500,000 square cho is

The defendants, who were repre- but the owner detect the working of a general scores of Chinese schools non-ail. badly watered, according to a Govern sented by Mr. A. E. Hall, pleaded Johnstone's horse, came in last. He

won a prize. Mr. Mr. Doyle's Target...........

The field closed up Other public opinion", and sense of ed. inder indent in thought and meet return. At the last session of

division at the Rock and not guilty."

second starters were Mr Bartholomew's can be said to have won three firsts Geordie Jas, Mr. Bell Irving's Chines beside Alexander and Lighting

Siamese Cat drew The Inspector said that the first and a last-which is rather a novel Mr. atriotism under the crude form of work, with every sign of school the Diet, the Department of Agricul

up into Cox's Red Coat, Mr. Dodington's fast overhauling Pawnshop trade, boycott. Unfortunately; in life (e.g. magazines. societies ture and Commerce obta of approval defendant, a watchman employed by record. Mr. Johnstone. Mr. Seth, Murphy, Mr. Henderson's Black Co round the top Pawnshop. However anton the movement fell into the scouts, bands, voluntary aid to / of an estimate of Y,800,000 for the a Chinese gentleman to watch the and Mr. Soares generally stood out Tari King, Mr. Martinho's Buck Up. M. creased his lead a little and led":

Beavan's Bay Run, Major Law's ats, who were used as cataraws and most of their teachers come and it is reported that as a first step car was kept, came to the station and skill in picking positions and judg-Tonic. Major Timmis Carlisle.

nds of rash and indiscreet stud- pour, etc.) without any Europeans, improvement of these plantations, ground floor of the house where the above the other contestants, for their Nemazee's Supper Dance: Mr.Samat's straight from Ligh

towards this end the Department has reported that the car had been

Alexander, 'and' Sepand. Alexander ran started investigations into the half stolen. The hinges of the door of the ment of speed.

our at the turn and lost a lot Blank's Rab.

of ground. of the 900,000 square cho. It is premises were wrenched away and the

Another feature was the last race, At the start Tonic was the first to show and Johns

and Johnstone, leaving the rails, took the He takes some suggestions for expected that when this work is con door was found open in the morning which furnished an exciting finish and up

centre of the field, followed on the on the rails closely followed by

inside wn of the old city wall, and the in view of the Siamese Govern. more of rice will be gathered in the been taken to canton by train that mood. It was a handicap over one Griffin No. 3, with the field bunched bend: Fohnstone and Soares were on very connection with the pulling commerits on our University, but summated, about 15,000,000 koku Detectives learned that the car had sent everybody home 'in a satisßed Carlisle. Turf King. Winterlight and by Samese Cat. At the distance the and riders were working hard at their mounts are told that the improve carententica

reached." At the distance Target closed dogs the pherome had the to gat Aking of a fine road on the site, ment's recent action following our whole country. This rice question very morning, a little before the report and a quarter miles and was won by

In his order straight close terms-Pawnshop about a half Far Eastern politics,

up with Griffin No. 3, who was close man and the other two defendants Soares on Pawnshop, after a close handy, and Winterlight, on even terens large Lighting drew level with Fawnshop who were fitters, had been about 5 fight all the way down the straight with the leaders on the inside. Carlisle, vertling home by half a head affer.

they see-sawed past! the post, Lighting. pm, the previous day fixing up the The winner got it by half a head. Turf King and Tonic fell back into the splendid race. Siamese Cat was twe Car The Canton police were at once. In the Gymkhana Stakes, Mr. ruck at the hall distance and Winterlight lengths away third, Alexander 4th, and informed and the car was detained Johnstone on Slam took the race by showed out by a half length from Target Sepand fast

with Grifin

No. 3 the most prominent of Time: 2min, 55secs. Hongkong identified it. The 'In Sand, and won the cup

is said) by the smaller · mer-} tròn. China. They are modern fants who were sonoyed by the meh, with plans.

mpetition of the big store.

noticeable, and that the Mani institution is practically, making a Council deserves all praise for fresh start,ve withhold them. Kexcellent reforms, carried out face of much ignorant obstruc

Some indication of the rise in

"ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN.

INDIGESTION AND BILIOUS NESS.

700 should not eat food of any kind on arrival there until a witness from a length from Mr. Soares on Spotics the bunch behind. Acfew lengths from | ces 28 given by the discovery TT may be imeible to prevent an

the imports of certain lines. Accident, but it is not impossible in of Chamberlain's Table's and drink spector asked for a remand pending The Cast Sweeps generally were home Griffin No. 3 made a game effort and

when bilions, bat take a full dose

·Pari-mel less in quantities, showed he nena ed for it. Chamberlain's Pain plenty of water. That will cleanse the the return of that witness and the of good-sized amounts In the Gym-drawing up on the leaders went to the Winner: $8.30 Bcgregate siues then be with a bottle of this iniment you are restore the system to a baby condition a

khana Stakes the winning ticket re Second and thend were close together front and won by about hálf3à léngth. This whatnoticeable with proared for most anything for sale For sale by all Elamists and Store Mr. Hall having no objection, the recived $2,9447401, and in the last Mr. Johnstone's mount, finished Last.

cotton goods. It is in- by all Obemists and Storekeeperi.

| application was granted:-

Baloni nat berond anyone's purse, and stomach, move the bowels and acpo

keepers.

race it received $2,699.90.

46 seconds.

who

Coming

in-

into

the

Siamese

Chat Sweep Ticker No.

285. $2.600.00

6.00

7.40

248, 385.70 Unplaced ponies $20, 815 and 44.