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HONG KONG, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1932.

MACAO RACE

MEETING TO-MORROW

SOME SELECTIONS FOR THE SEVEN EVENTS

SMALL FIELDS ENTERED

(By Wombat.)

The postponed Macao meeting from the 17th of April will take place at Macao to-morrow after-

noon.

My selections:-

1st Race:-

PRIME MINISTER

OUT OF PAIN.

Eye Reported To Be Making Good Progress.

Rugby, Yesterday.. An bulletin issued this even- ing from 10 Downing Street a pur qui ou uq q પા *kup · AlperSĪJUS pay

BOJUJA

eye has made good progresa." -British Wireless Service.

NIGHT CLUB DANCERS. Appearing at the King's Theatre.

Marty Sands and Mildred Dawn,

I.um afraid that fields will be| New King, seems to be the pick the famous American Night Club very much delighted owing to of this bunch. The last race dancers are appearing personally at the near proximity of the Sixth should not be so bad as a field of the King's Theatre, after a success- Extra meeting of the Hong Kong six runners may possibly arcept. ful season in New York. Jockey Club and in consequence I am certain that very small fields: will face the starter in most of the events. There may possibly. Le a scarcity of riders aa I am informed that a large number of local riders will not be making the trip for this meeting. Messrs. Frost, Pan, Stanton, Butler, Soares, Reidy and Ahern are some of the riders who will not be rid- ing at this meeting.

In the opening event which is a race for novice riders we should see some good runners out for! Valley Hall, Scrappit, Sunbeau,! Tango, New King and Jupiter are all going and the winner isj well bidden amongst this lot for none of them have any great form to their credit during 1ecent rac- ing. The second and third races will probably be a wash-out as far as starters are concerned as I! cannot see what will start here considering the scarcity of ponies and the fact that there are two events in which the same entries are eligible. The Heungshan Stakes should provide a very good race with a fair field andi

BOMB VICTIM OUT OF DANGER.

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Mr. Shigemitsu Expects to Make Slow Recovery

Shanghai, Yesterday. Although the operation per formed on him was successful, Mr. Shigemitsu had a relapse this morning. The doctors state that he is gravely ill.

transfusion of. Following a blood from an elder brother this afternoon, the condition of Mr. Shigemitsu, whose life hung in the balance, showed improve- ment and it was stated at 11 p.m. that he was out of danger.

Unless he suffers a relapse, doctors expect Mr. Shigemitsu to make steady, although slow pro- gress towards recovery.

Joint Commission.

Valley Hall. Tango. Sunbeau.

2nd Race:dr

Orlando. Paul Pry. Glorious Stag.

3rd Race:

Tommy Boy (if started). Ajax. Snappy Eve.

4th Race:-

Buchanan. Scrappit. Glorious Stag.

5th Race:-

Gold Digger. Anniversary Eve. Miss Jummy.

6th Race:

Pure Music. Estrellita. New King. 7th Race:-

Tommy Boy. Ajax. Snappy Eve.

When appearing at the Little Club in Shanghai they made a great hit, successes and following up their there, scored another triumph in Manila, their last place of call. While in Manila they billed for their first appearance a comedy sketch with a dancing repertoire Quo Tai-chi, Vice-Minister of and eccentric dancing. Foreign Affairs has sent in his re- signation to-day. Reuter.

Quo Tai-chi Resigns

[Mr. Quo Tai-chi was recently named as successor to Mr. Alfred retiring owing to ill health.] Sze, Minister to London, who is

OCCASIONAL RAIN.

The Royal Observatory's weather report issued to-day has states: The depression moved into the Pacific coast of Hokkaido, and the anti-cyclone is now central in the Yellow Sea.

CHINESE YOUTH'S DEATH.

The death of a youth, Yuen Fook (18) who died as the result of a fall from the second floor of 45 Haiphong Road, in the early hours of May 2 last, formed the subject of an inquiry held at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday afternoon, with Mr. J. A. Fraser sitting as Coroner, assisted by a jury, com-|| prising Messrs. C. A. Wright (Lore- E. man), K. R. Mackaskill and

Forecast:

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BOYCOTT TO CEASE.

Peking. Yesterday.

The Coroner explained that the Chinese was found by Jushiro Tajima, a well-known local shoe maker, in the course of his rounds to see that everything was all right. He found the Chinese on the second. foor, asleep. He woke him up and The Asiatic News Agency hit him once with a stick. The man states that following the signing became afraid, and jumped out of The Joint Commission, formed of the peace pact the National the window. He was taken to the in accordance with the pro- Government has issued a man- Kowloon Hospitel where he died. visions of the armistice agrée- date, instructing Shanghai, Pek- Dr. J. Mackle said that death was ment, will hold its first meeting Ing and other cities throughout due to shock and internal, haemorr to-morrow. Mr. Nelson Johnson, China to dissolve anti-Japanese hage., American Minister, left for Nan- boycott associations and order After evidence had been taken, king to-night by steamer, and will the inspection of Japanese goods the Jury returned a verdict of later go to Peking.

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