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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

The Trial Race Meeting (postponed from 21st Septem- ber) will be held on Tuesday, 18th October, 1949. The First saddling Bell will be rung at 4.45 p.m. and the First Race

will be run at 5.15 pm, the Second at 5.45 p.m., the Third at 6.15 pm and the Fourth at 6.45 p.m.

Owners are informed that all Entries made for the original Meeting stand, as well

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949.

Missionaries In Shanghai Still Functioning

Shanghai today from the point of religion, os des-

cribed by several evacuees who arrived here yesterday by the ss. Marechal Joffre, is not as gloomy as has been generally rumoured. Missionaries of the Marist Brothers Society en

route to Europe on holiday or transfer assert- ed that the Communists have so for not in-. terfered with Christianity in Shanghai,

the published handicap weights, but a Pony winning a race at the Double Tenth Race Meeting will carry 7 lb. Christian churches are open People's money a pound and peralty in addition to the to worshippers and sermons cotton at $2,000 dollars a pound weight allotted. The Stewards are given as usual. The con- have ruled that no "Jockey gregations, however, have de-

The quality produced, now is Allowance will be given increased in number because of the same as before. races for the Trial Meeting the evacuation of foreigners and attention is directed, therefrom the metropolis. fore, to the alteration in the

sity.

conditions of all the four Most of the missionaries are events, in that

Some the words still teaching in scanols.

the Maris. Brothers are "Jockey Allowance" are delet- ed. Fresh declarations must attached to the Aurora Univer- be made and placed in the declaration boxes at the Race Course in the usual manner and attention is drawn to the change in time of 15 minutes from those published in the Race Book.

Badges

of admission to

made

"The only trouble that is limit- ing production cones from the personnel, who occasionally de-i mand higher, wages and more

lidays.

"The Labour Union, however, is playing the game and helps to smooth matters between the Originally, the Communists workers and ihe management;

an attempt to fax the successfully. Church. When the missionaries protested that they were not able in pay the large amount involved, the administration rescinded the

the and declared that promulgation they would reconsider the mat-

ter.

Since then, however, no attempt has been made to interfere with the Church.

The products are generally used by the better class. Former

the factory catered mainly to

foreigners

Mr. Mayer, who had been in Shanghai since 1933 after Beeing from Hitler's Germany, is leaving for Australia for resettlement un- the International Refugee der the Organisation's scheme.

Five Marist Brothers arriv

is one of the 62,IRO re- ed yesterday bound for France. fugees who will start at scratch" To enable a satisfactory trial

Father Andre Challer, was hasn Australia Mr. Mayer is ac- of the Totalisator to be made,pent more than half of bis 75 cmpanied by his wife, son and a Members

years in Chia is returning to sister, Renee Gunnitz, chief cook requested to

tire. He is the only Swiss n the of the Shanghai Jewish Hospital.

are

without obligation! Colonial Agencies, Szehai Bldg. 14 Queen's Road. Phone 26310. the Grand Stands, and Duty Passes, which MOVIE-Mite 16mm sound silent and Servants projector. Lightweight! Durable! have been issued for the post- Compact! Ideal for home, school, poned Meeting will hold good industry, church etc. $1,650.00, for this Meeting.. complete with transformer. Write for literature and demonstration. Sole distributore Starlite Flims 336 Wang Hing Bldg., 10 Queen's WANTED KNOWN

Road Central Telephone: 33035. COMFORTABLE HOME. The GUNNY BAGS both forward and Hale. Newnham-on-Severn, Glos. spet cargo avaliable Hong Kong 260 acres grounds and woodlands. 4 North China interesting parties, Panoramic views. Bordering Write P.O. Box 2086 or Tel. 26793, Royal farest of Dean.

Large

MONG

KONG FILM AND into modern mansion converted Lelf-contained flats. Electricity THEATRE NEWS at 50 cents per Obtainable at Leading (mains) throughout. H & C water, copy. central heating; furnished, from Book Stores, Newspaper Sellers

and China Mail" Office. 3 guineas per week.

and garden produce.

Own farm Transport,

MIMI SCRIBBLING PADS-100 pages; domestic help available. Resident at 50 cents each, On sale at nannie can take children +1! __Chìnæ.......__Mal!”... Offee, Windrocl

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parents Hands Good centre for boarding and day schools. Hourly butes to Gloucester, Cheltenham, | CHINA MAIL PICTORIAL st Chepstow, South Wales, easily $2.00 per copy. Obtainable at all accessible. Frequent trains to Leading Book Stores and "China Lenden. No Queue-Grocer, Mail" Ome Butcher, Baker, deliver, Hunting,

make use of the machines in the Public Enclosure as well as those in the Members En- closure, in placing their bets.

By Order,

D. L PROPHET,

Actg. Secretary.

THE HONGKONG_

JOCKEY CLUB

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the 8th Race Meeting to be held on Saturday, 22nd October, 1949, (weather per-

clip. Fainer Challer, who first saw

in 1203, was China

formerly teaching in Aurora Umversity.

"The missionaries are work- ing as usual and waiting for the day when everything wit be normal," he said.

Factory Owner's Story

Mr. W. F. Mayer, former owner the well-known Ta Chung Weaving

Soviet Russians

Also bound for "Down Under"} are two 75-year-old Soviet] Ruwian citizens 'who left China because "we are too old to see

any more hardthip. We wish

to redre in peace."

One is Mr. S. X. Kostnitsky

Odessa

who first visited China 1901 at Harbin as chemist.

His 42-year-old son, who is in

Factory in Shanghai, Sydney, has been chess champion

of Australia twice. Gerrick went Cresses, asserted to Australia when he was a teen-

which produced "William's"-and- 'Intra" cotton

The

riding, rough shooting, fishing, CHINA MAIL POSTCARD-31.50 mitting) may be obtained at the businessunal rpciucing 50 de restauraef to

The Hale, Newnham, Glos. Eng- HONG

Jand

that despite the labour difficul- ager.

Another refugee in the IRO ties facing businessmen the fac-

ory is now producing enough to group is Mr. F. Strehlen, proprie

for of the well-known Shanghai meet the local consumption.

"Fiaker Viennese Re- The Ta Chung Weaving Factory | Test was sold i recently to a Dutch staurant."

refugee said he sold his swimming,

vicinity. for 5 or 30 cents each. Obtainable Secretary's Office, Telephone tennis In

"It is

Chinese business-- Television being installed.

Re- at all leading Book Stores and House: the Club House, Happy cent of the former output but men because he had foreseen that servations/inquiries, to Kingsley, "China Mail" Office.

Valley; and the Stables, Shan under present conditions this is under foreign management bust- KONG S DIRECTORY Kwong Road

regarded

theness would not be remunerative. favourable,' (1949 edition) containing Hong

Austrian said.

He is bound for Sydney "per- "CAN YOU razor cut my hair?".

List, Govt Offices, Hospitala. Entries close at 12 o'clockc "The tax has increased by 13 haps to operate another exclu-

sive eating house." Churches. asked a client, "Yes, I learned the Schools,

Institutex NOON on Thursday, 13th Octo-Per cent recently. "Raw materials RAZOR CUT method in

Services, 1939 Consulates,

Clubs ber, 1949.

are easy to procure. Pure wool was selling when I was a pupil of La Pale's Agencies, Who's Who. Residences.

when we left at 25,000 dollars (Antoine of Paris' No. 1 Hair. It's the most up-to-date and most! dresser), but did not know it was complete of all business directories worth advertising such a simple In the Colony.

NOW ON SALE cutting." answered tall. leading book shops Mrs. Beten. Book your appoint. "Chine Mal{"" Office, ment for a "RAZOR CUT" at BETEN'S Beauty Salon, ist fleer, Telephone House.

method

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