1928-06-02 — Page 8

SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1928.

THE CHINA MAIL,

OUR HOMESIDE PICTURE SERVICE.

A CANDIDATE FOR THE DERBY.-H. H. Aga Khan's "Runjit Singh" (M. Benry up).-(Sport and General).

THE DERBY. -- The

world's great racing

carnival takes place on

Wednesday, on the

famous course at Epsom,

Surrey. Rich and poor

from far und near, all

trek towards Epsom on

Derby Day, the downs

becoming one mass of

packed humanity His

Majesty, the King's

"Scuttle" (Childs up).-

(Sport and General).

A CANDIDATE FOR THE DERBY.-Capt. G. P. Gough's

Royal Minstrel (J. Childs up)-(Sport and General).

CANDIDATE FOR THE DERBY-Sir Lawrence Philipps' '''Flamingo" (Elliott up)-(Sport and General).

CANDIDATE FOR THE DERBY.-Lord Astor's "Scatter" (Jellies up)-(Sport and General.)

A CANDIDATE FOR THE DERBY Lord Derby's "Fairway" (favourite).-(Sport and General).

SHAKESPEARE BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL, APRIL 23. The anniversary of the birth and death of William Shakespeare, celebrated at Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, the poet's birth place in traditional manner. The chief feature was the unfurling of the flags of many nations and the visiting of Shakespeare's house by numerous delegates and Visitors, both English and foreign. General view of the delegate's procession leaving the birthplace (seen right-Sport and General).

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A DELIGHTFUL BLACK AND WILTE SPRING OUT- FIT-The popularity of black and white ever exists, and. nothing could be more chic than this three-piece spring suit.: The coat and skirt is of black charmelaine, while the white allk jumper, with the latest "V" neck-line, is effectively trimmed with bands of black charmelaine. A smart shiny close-fitting black straw hat with feather mount, and 'a' white camellà buttonhole complete a costume to be desired by many(Sport and General).

GENIAL TOM-Tom Heeney, the New Zealander chal lenger for the heavyweight boxing championship of the world; has been promised by Tex Rickard a bout with Gene Tunney, the title holder-(Sport and General.)

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The Rt.

Churchill, in many respects, his most important Budget panied by his daughter Diana, and his Parlia

reet for the House of Commons to intro- his Budget, with Miss Diana Churchill and

and Mr. the House of Commons Sport and General).

MR CHURCHILL'S BUDGET, DAY — Chancellor of the Exchequer, introduced his fourth successive to the House of Commons on April 24. Mr. Winston Churchill ac mentary Secretary, Mr. R. J. G. Boothby, M.P., leaves No. 11 Down duce hit Budget Mr. Churchill is seen, all smiles (centre) carr R. J. G. Boothby (left) walking through Whitehall on their