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MONDAY OCTOBER 16, 1922

THE GYMKHANA,

SATURDAY AFTERNOON'S

SPORT.

DIG SURPRISES AND RU DIVIDENDS,

io

Whatever else there may have been groure about in regards to Satur day's Gymkhana it is certain that no fault could possibly be found with the weather. It was a delightfully fresh, sunshiny afternoon and the hills around were looking their greeneat. The crowd was a fairly big one. H.E. the Acting Governor was there with a party and some of the Manila Polo players cania along.

On Saturday the public got its first opportunity to Ben the alterations which the Jockey Club people hav been making during this last month OF two. The pari-mutuel, which used to be under the mem- ber'e stand, bas changed places with the stable and car. be reached in ive minutes bir so brisk walking from the winning post. There did not seem to be very much more elbow.room around the ticket windows and thei chief result seemed to be that the crowd; instead of being concentrated, A formerly, in front of the pab'ic- stand, was distributed along the strip of lawn further to the East.

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Capt. E. G. Spinks' Lighting, 183 ...(Capt, Spink)

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THE CHINA MAIL.

QUESTION OF IDENTITY:

ROBBED JAPANESE CATCHES

. CHINESE.

Dr. C. Forsyth's Neston, 140 lbs.

(Mr. Davis) 0 Mr. A. W. Rozn'a Aloha, 142 lba.

(Mr. Roze) 0 Time: Imin. 36seco. Won by a head; 3 lengths between

A Japanese pamed Mateus was at- 0cond and third,

tacked by three Chinare at the Pari-mutuel. Cash Sweep.

Tiokota No.

Queen's Road end of Mallory Street, Wioner: $13.60

511, $1,800.10 Wanchai, last night and robbed of 583. 528.00 $90 in cash. Two of the robbers ran towards the 264.33 down the street 477, Usplaced ponies ($20 each): Nos. Praya. The Japanse chased them 183, 279, 634, 572, 495, 29, 268, 403, and succeeded in steling one. The moory, however, was not recovered. ·

Mr. Dynasty's The Dunlin 151 lbs. (Dr. Lyon-Brown) Mr. L. Nelson's Kickapoo Soaut

(late Golden Elf), 159 lbs.

(Mr. Davi) Mr. Dada' Pickpocket, 147 lbs.

(Mr. J. M. Remedion) Time: 1min. 34.4-5 seca. Won by a length-and-a-hall; length between second and third.

Pari-mutuel.

Cash Sweep, Winner: $32.50 Ticket No.

229, $1,73,70

81,

490 20 108, 245.10

1, 2,

8.60 6.10

3, 40.30

GYMKHANA STAKES.

1.

a

2.

3,

8.20 22.10 7,70

ONE MILE RACE.

The man was produced before Mr.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

MARINE ENGINEERS GUILD OF -CHINA Hongkong Branch.

ine Regular Monthly Meailng will be

held at the Guild Office, Saltors MOTO, Went Point, on TUESDAY, 17iäm October, at 5 o'clock P.M.

Business-General, on per Cirenler.

W. J.HTOKES,

Branch Secretary.

Hongkong, October 16, 1022,

AND

R. E. Lindsell this morning and re- HONGKONG WOMEN'S GUILD|| manded on the application of In inspector Blackman who said that the caren sted entirely on the question of identity.

Unplaced ponies ($20 each): Nos. For all China ponies that have run 65, 143, 205, 226, £24.

Hongkong and not won an official race here since 1st January, 1922, other than a race confined to Hong- kong enbarription griffins, both closer, Winners at this meeting barred. Weight for inches as par calo. Jockey who have never wor a race allowed 5 lbs. Eutrance fee So. 1st prize $300; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100. Mr. Hector Sassoon's Roman Warrior

late Waterloo). 155 lbs.

Value $500. Distance-one mile. For all China ponies. Catch-weights at 10 at 4 lbs. Winner of an open race or open griffin race value 00 or over or ponies that have won the aggregate prize in the Gymkhana Staked in any reason 5 lbs. extra. Not winning subscription griffionof both classes allowed 5 lbs. A Cop

(Mr. G. H. Gibson)

to be run for five times, or as deid. Dr. F. Forsyth's Huriy-up. 155 lbs. ed by the Committee, called the

Gymkhana Cup, will be presented at the end of the scason to be by the pony scoring most markin the races for the Gymkhana Stakes at the Gymkhana Meetings during the season, counting 4 points for s first; for a second; and 1 for a third. 2nd prize, $200; 3rd prize, $100.

Dr. F. H. Kew's Wombat late

Mon Homme), 140 lbs.

Another innovation on Saturday wan the r. oval of the main entrance to the narrow bit of road. bebind the sinods. The old position at the Weels extremity of the enclosure, where there was 2 fairly wide approach, was much more convenient. This the Jockey Club will prob sly find when the big meetings

(Mr. J. M. Remedios) a a beld. As an entrance, the flon, Mr. A. G. Stephen's Hatton,

17.613 gate is awkwardly 181 lb...(Mr. T. W. Doyle) 2 situated; as an exit its position in Mr. Towers Mosaic Tile, 151 lbs. absurd and dangerous. It is known of cours that the Jockey Club is making a member's enclosure which will hold a

*pecial member's

pari-mutuel. That project, it is evident, will only be carried out: by sacrificing the comfort and Convenience of the general public to whose support the Jockey Club is in ebted for its continued existence.

As to the racing on Saturday, it Juruished several earprises. Remedios had bundle of jose, winning the first race on Dandy Kid," and, to the amazement of everyone, bringing Dr. Kew's" Wombat "home first in the Gymkhana Stakes. "Dandy Kid's " victory was worth $95.40 to his backers and "Wombat'e' win (he was a rank outsider) brought in the record return for the day--$104.30. Always a good investment i ron chance to spot the winner, the ball ⚫ and bucket race was won by Com

mander Crocker whose supporters got $136.40 each. Seth's win on "Scamperdale" in the Class Handi- cap also proved a bit of surprite; it returned a dividend of $32.50,

(Mr. Matcham) 3 Mr. Soares' Hongkong Chief, 151

1bs...

(Capt. Spipka) 0

Mr. Hector Snesoon's Roman Bandit (late Lightning Raider). 151 lbs....(Mr. G. H. Gibson) ( Mr. Nemazee's Nectarran (late Re

pules Day Chief), 154 lbs.

(Mr. H. Sotho Time: 2mins, 09,2-5seco. Won by a head; a neck between zecond and third, Pari-mutuel.

Winner: $154.30

1,

2,

22 00

Cash Sweep. Ticket No.

505, $1,475.00 379, 1,278.60 380, Unplaced ponies ($50 ench): Nou. 39, 180, 383.

3

7.90 18 80

630.30

LADIES' NOMINATION; BALL

AND BUCKET RACE.

Open to members of the Jockey and Pulo Clubs and Mounted Troop. Each competitor, mounted on China pony, will have a line of posts with polo balls on top, and a bucket, as signed to him. Be will ride to a post, take off bail, ride to bucket, and drop ball in, returning for each "other ball in the same manner, and when all have been dropped ito bucket ride rast winning port, lat prize, $75; 2nd prize, São; 3rd pize, $30. Souvenir presented by the Club to each corresponding Lady rominatrix.

The Gymkhana Stakes provided a good race. There was a field of six, with Hongkong Chief (Spink) and Hatta (Doyle) both warm 1avourites. Nastran (Seth) tock the lead and held it for most of the way. Up the straight Wombat came cut to the front and was way challenged by Flatt n and Mosaic Tile -(Matcham). Nastaran and Hongkong! Chief had dropped out of the race. If Hatton had not got jammed in the pack it would probably have beco Mr. L. Nilson, nominated by Doyles race. As it was Wombat got

+

Com C. J. Crocker, nominated by

Mre. Croce 1

Mian Doris Kent 2

there by a head and Hatton won by far. V. A. Cox, nominated by

a neck from Mosaic Tile.

The following are the results:

FIVE FURLONGS RACE

For poniza that have an iu auy

-including Polo Scurries - but

Mr. A. E Esler

Mias Macaulay 3

Capt. E. G Spiake (re. Spinks) Mr. J. R. B. D'Art (Mrs. Greig Capt: B. C. Cross..(Mie Denison) 0 Mr. G. W. Sewell Dr. Lyon Brown...(Mea Logar)

(Mrs. G. H. Wilson) never won. Subscriptiongriffinsany Capt. R. Neville.... (Mrs. Sever)

Mr. A. A. Alves'

(Mr. Zellesky) 2

KNOCKED DOWN.

MOTOR ACCIDENTS IN

OUR STREETS...

A small Chintre boy was knocked down by motor-cycle No. 412 in Praya. East, yesterday afternoon. He was taken to hospital

Kacked down by motorcar No.

was also

MINISTERING CHILDEN'S

LEAGUE.

GARDEN FETE

AND

SALE OF WORK

In aid of local Charities and other Children's Funde-

To be held in the grounds of GOVERNMENT HOUSE SATURDAY, November 4th, at 2 p.m.

Capt. E. G. Spinto' Lighting: 1661bs. 25, in Kanerdy Ro d, near Kingsclere. NEW STALLS-NEW SIDESHOWS

Holbeach, 149 lbs.

(Capt. Spinke) 3 a Chinese coolie :woman

admitted to the hospital yesterday (Mr. Remedies) oatternoon. Mr. Dyausty's Intellan (late Lenjan), 152 lbs....... (Dr.

Lyon-Brown) 0

Mr. Dyer's Dupmore, 156 ha.

(Mr. Bartholomen) 0

Mr. Seth's New Year Gift, 165 lbs.

(Mr. 1, Seth) 0 Mr. H. Birkett'e Rialto Star (late Stephanotis), 155 lbs.

(Mr. Matchim) D' Time: 2min, 11.2-5sece.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT.

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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Won by a length; a short head be-IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that

Lween second and third.

Pari-mutuel. Winner: $16.30

Cash Sweep.

Ticket No.

1, 9.80

2, 1190

3. 23.90

355, $1,974.00 89, 581.00 672, 282,00

Unplaced ponics ($20 each): 193, 267, 312, 398, 497.

Sealed Tenders in Triplicate, which should be clearly marked "Tender for the Supply and Delivery of Stores," will be received at the

-MADAME

VICTORIA SUAREZ

has brought the LATEST

NOTICES,

SPORTS TROPHIES.

BRITISH MANUFACTURE.

FROM $8,00

STERLING

TO $400.00

SILVER,

each.

SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. GIVEN FOR LARGE

QUANTITIES.

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

PARIB

FASHIONS

DIRECT FROM PARIS BY

₪6000

THE S.S. "PORTHOS."

Colonial Secretary's Office until Noon Only one Week in Hongkong of THURSDAY,,the 2nd day of November, 1922, for the supply and Nos. delivery of the following Stores required by Government Depart ments during the year 1923-

Ironmongery. Bousehold and Sanitary Utensils, Brushca. Teola, Lamps,

ONE AND A QUARTER MILE

RACE: HANDICAP.

Mr. Hector Bassoon's Roman Con-

Ful, 100lbs..........(Mr. Gibson). A Hoa. Mr. A. G. Stephen's Ha.ton,

1541be......(Mr. T. W. Doyle) 2 Mr. Towers' Mosaic Tile, 158ibs.

(Mr. H. Satb) 3

Mr. L. Nelson's Navajo Scout (late

Gleam), 163lbs. (Mr. Jo natone) 0 Mr. H. Birkett'shining Star, 150

ibe...

....... Mr. Matebani) 0 Mr. L. Nelson's Cherokee Scout

(late Beating), 150lbs. I

(Mr. L. Nelson) 0 Mr. Duds' Pickpocket, 117lbs.

(Mr. J. M. Remedios) 0 Mr. Dynasty's Kirn (late Kobe),

147/ba.....(Dr. Lyar-Brown) 0 Mr. Seth's The Amcer, 147lbs.

(Mr. D'Aeth)

Time: 2xins. 46.2-5secs. Woy half-a-length; a neok be. tween second and third.

Pari-mutuel. Cask Sweep, Winner: $20.60 Ticket No.

etc.

Asbestos, Rubber, Leather, Packing,

Repas, et”.

Clothing, Drapery, Haberdashery, etc. Bamboo, and Cans Goods, Firewood,

elc.

Drgealterice

Ple

es, Oils Paints, Varnishes,

Lubricating Offe Kerosene and Motor-Spirit. Electical Storen. Wrought Iron Tipes and Fittings,

Brass Tape, etc.

Iron and Strel Bars, Tates, Angles, Brusa, Copper, and other Metals. Iron, Steel and Brass Castings,

Manufactured 1:ouwerk, etc. Timber.

Bricks, Cement, Lime, etc.

Each of the above is a separate

and distinct lender. Tenderers may quole for any one or more or all of the above lists, and any one or more

or all may be accepted or rejected in. whole or in part by the Government, Esth Tenderer must produce with each'tender a receipt that he has: deposi ed in the Colonial Treasury the sum ramed on the respective 125, $2,186.80 tender form as a pledge of the bona C94, 824.80 fides of his tender, which sum shall 5.70 220, $12.40) be forfeited to the Crown should the Unplaced ponies: Nos. 510, 623, Tenderer refuse or fail to carry out. 316, 416, 95, 320,

1,

6.80

2.

5.40

3.

to the satisfaction of the Government, the whole or any portion of the re- spective lender or tenders which may be accepted. The deposit will be returned to any Tenderer whose tender is not accepted.

The marriage of Miss Dorothy May Raeburn to Mr. Thomas Cut fington Germain was celebrated at St. | Joseph's Cathedral,Shanghai, on Octo- For forms of tender and further

ber 17, Father Maumus officiating, particulars apply at this Office.

The Government does not bind The bride is the daughter of blr. and Mr. Peter Deccan Raeburn of 40 itself to accept the lowest or any Boone Road, and the groom, who is tender. the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Ger-

season allowed 7 lbs. Jockoya who Mr. C C. Boyd......(Miss Blank) main of Tunbridge Wells, is assistant] let prize, $250; 2nd prize, $125; Capt. C. S. Tisher (Miss Hamilton)

have never won a race allowed 5 lbs.

3rd prize, $75.

Mesure. Albert and Arnold's Dandy

Kid, 185lbs.....(Mr. Remedios) 1 H.E. Sir Edward Stubbs' The Don,

148 lbs...........(Mr. Gibson) 2 Mr. Nemazco's Fesenjan, 145lbs.

(Capt. Spinks) J Capt. C. B. Fisher's Sherwood Lad (late Enamelled Tile), 155ibe,

(Mr. Davia O

(Mr. Matcham)

Mr. Dyer'e Dunmore, 1621bs.

Time: 1min. 20sece,

Mr. J. G. Lyon.

Mr. W. H. S. Dent. Mr. II. C Macnamara

Pari-mutuel. Winner: $136.40 1. 48.20

(Mrs. Howard) 0

Cash Sweep.

"Ticket No.

$1,728.30

493.80

24,

2.

3,

12 30 19.40

83,

215, 210,90

Unplaced ponies ($20 cac'): Non.

70, 225, 237, 115, 166, 35, 385 40, 185, 57, 63, 38,

Won by a Lead; a neck between! CLASS HANDICAP: "B" CLASS

second and third.

Puxi mutuel.

Winner: $95:40

Cash Sweep.

T.cket No.

1,

11.10

3,

2, 8.10 090

124

3(2.60

CLASS HANDICAP: "A" CLASS:

THREE QUARTER MILE RACE,

113 $1,199.10 For Chica Ponies. 1st prize, $300;

2nd prize. $IDO; 3rd prize, $100. 145 171.30 Mr. John Peel's West River, 187

ibs... ..(Mr. Matchan) 1 Mr. L. Nelson's Apache 8ccut (late Thu Dark Bird), 158 lbs.

(Mr. L. Nelson) 3 Mr. Beth's Koockuh Lag. 155 lbs.

(Mr. Beth) 3 Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak's Jaybird,

150 iba.........(Mr. Sowell) 0

Dynasty's Norwood (hts Robbie Doo), 184 1b0.

(Mr. Brows) 0 (Mr. G. H. Gibson) 2 HE. Sir Edward Stubb's Thi Mr. L. Nelson's Cherokee Ecout

Don 153 ibe...(Mr. Gibson) O (lata Beating), 151 lbs.

Capt.. E. G. ¡Spinke' Delight (Mr. L. Nolaon)" 'S*** Dablio, 151 lbs. (Capt. Spiski) · 0 Mr. Dyer's Strathiarrar, 160 )ba.

Mr. Deyer's Kilmarnock, 166 it. (Mr. Matcham) "0

(Mr. Bartholome) 0

THREE QUARTER MILE RACE. For China Ponies. Ist prize; $300, 2nd prize, $160; 3rd prize, 100. Mr. Adams' Scampordale, 152 lbe.

(Mr. H. Beth) 1Mr. Mr. Hector Barsoon's Roman Warrior (lata Waterloo), 180lbs,

in the Chinese Maritime Customs.

T. L. PERKINS, Director of Public Works. Hoogkong, October 13, 1922.

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at their Sales Rooms, Duddell Street,

#A Quantity of

Sundry Cffic»-Furniture Ellams Duplicators, several type- writers, card printind mechine, electris fans and Juvenile bicycles etc.

Also

Two Largo Milners' afte

One Bafe by Blake & Son" Ole ottago Piano by "Chalien &

Son Que pair Binoculars by "F. Davidson

& Co."

And

One Enamelled Bath

L

On view from Tuesday, the 17th inst Terma-Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.

Aperioneers. Hoogkong, Oct-ber 18, 1981.

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20 Cents per Lin

10 Cents per small tio

Large quantity of Pancall's sweets are in stock. American Pine Nuts are coming again,

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from a committee of critical judges at tha

Anglo-Japanese Exhibition

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Tansen raises the spirits and excites sanguins sotiespation

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