Arthur Peali sayaz
HERE'S A BALL THAT WON'T GO DOWN. MANY BIUD
biliarda bandidspe ́ars won by members who play from the Ds often as possible.
How they poster top-of-wie-table
..
1. temptations.
in aliowo la my diagram.
Gannon
ons top pocket. white near the other.
Their nei stroko la Li-off red then back they
from play Snooker k between, the Fight Dauik pocket Jawa WM tapped there ar
• cunning opponent id pointe ahead. He was foiled by his rival, alosing baut bien fist with strong left- hand side. This in a anarp shoL.
London Express Service
Whereas both Joe and Raoul Luz were consistently Hockey Results
playing up to at least 80% of their best form, both unimpeachable sources
The other story, coming frone, Perkins and Cameron played much below the brilliant of Inform that gave them their semi-final win over A. E. a. winner formation concerns who was a Continental European
Contes and B. W. Bradbury.......
Auchnie, and, in view of its fine Holgate), which is very fit #another win here, but there is incky winner is not ŋware of the qui e some years before the war
form recently during morning be strongly training, it should faneled to win.
There is, of course, Flight (Mr Lam King-tak) to be constriere:. This
9 pony came
be con
Suffolk Jiandicap (Sre
mile at the Race Meeting and, as
over the
It is gulte at home over this expect to s.e fairly
• distance,
near at the jinish,
Good Bay (Mr
Miami Beauty
the
Only
and
that a happened winner
has come from that ciusz Conqueror. which won
of chance buyers who buy out (Mr 1. H. Lingheld Park: Handienp
for of sheer habil and never other Chan) has 141 lbs., lest 5 lbs, for Australian Pontos of
to look up the numbers, Novice Jockey, to carry at the 7th. Race Meeting, is
by sheer chance will At at the moment. I and it may be worth following very
the Jockey anybody outside
of the consider the pony has a good Club, one or ns an utitskler.
more banks and chance of winising •
one or more frms of lawyers
learn
who the juelty anner is, except in the case of syndleales winning when there is normally enough happy talk o reach everyone's car in due
4
Arc-
SEVENTH RACE
18econd Stubbs Handicap tlon): From 114 Mile Post.
Lin Fa has been improving and I rather ke its chances here. F. K. Liang
Uncle Willie, with a change of In this sprint rare for secandi and Busy Bee (Mr C, A. Lee)
Ponies jockey. will be in the running Australian are also good from the two mile section of
is more to its I don't think it is as the distance IB, Clasa And, they
both are
thanking. calcule-eessary to look further
(Mr Renfrew) Lucky Starter for the likely winner.
post. capable of upsetting tions.
SECOND RACE 2. Waterloo Handleap (First tony: From the Two Mile Post,
Australian Ponies Class 6 will gather together for this event, and it looks as if the finish will
fought out Only
be ponies
It will be called upon to carry See.150 lbs. today,
but over this thort distance I honesty helleve that it can win with Kentucky Lady (Mr Chanson), which was meeting, unplaced at the last just about sure of segond place. A keen struggle should ensue between Pay Day (Mr Olivetra) nighlight (Mr Boycott) for the third position.
between four
be made
hot
Pegasus (Mr Maitland) will undoubtedly favourite, and on form it should
certainly have no difeulty f winning.
Was
Killara (Mr Chun Ki), which third in the Alexander Park: Handicap at the last meeting,
all second place,
third position drink Easy-Going (Me Oliveira) Is the choice, but I recommend keeping an eye on Concord (Mr
for
the
ElT
EIGHTH RACE
Autumn Plate: Oor Me. This is the main event of the
iş day and
handicap. for Ponies Australian Subscription of this or any previous senson.
This race should result in a contest between gruelling Skymaster (Mr Tho), Squadron Leader (Mr Kwok), Firefly (Mr Maitland) and Norseman (Mi F. Noudt), A perusal of the entries in Judging from past results, this race reserved for Australian Skymaster
Robert Tsai).
.
THIRD RACE Calne Handicap (First From the Two Alle Port.
Bection):
the "obvious" Pontes Class auggests an exclt-choice, but I must be re- ing Anish.
membered that it will be carry be ridden Stratocruiser will
On that account alene by Mr Holgate,,and, with only top weight of 150 lbs.
cannot 149 lbs. to carry, and judging place much reliance from its moriring gallop on Skymaster to win, and must Tuesday, October
2. when turn the spotlight on Squadron completed the mile in 2.00.2-lost Leader. In the Griffins Cham- quarter 28.2 seconds-I think plon Siakes it ran very well to ought to win.
annex this race. In view of that performance,
Squadron
United Victory (Mr Chuang) is, of expect to see it Bghting out the Anish.
of course, the danger, and Leader ja koly lo win the
Minx (Mr Ostrounioff) is also in the race, but here agalh 156
Autumn Plate,
Firefly has been showing an improvement in morning jallops and it will give Squadron Leader
lbs is not easy for a pony a great run if it does not actually
to haridle over this distance. win.
Fire-Glo (Mr Oliveira) and
Norseman is not bad over this Brivisto (Mr Boycott) will also distance and can give the other figure prominently at the finish. ponies a good fight if it keeps up in the early stages of the FOURTH RACE
Section: ruce,
Stubbs Handicap (First
From 14 Mita Fast.
This sprint event is confined
to Class 18 Australian Ponies;
for
Anna
am
NINTH RACE
. 12TH RACE
Sec
Granville Handicap (Third to): Froin the Two Milte Post
This event will conclude the day's racing and will be con- tested by Third Section Class 8 Australian Ponies.
Dissent Gold (Mr J. B. Lok), for its second placing behind Dig'empois at the White Race Meeting, has been penalised by 10 lbs., but in view of that per
tra fermance. I don't think the extra weight will ruin is chances of -winning.
Main challenge will come from The Kam Lung (Mr Kwok), which is very light and it at the moment.
sver
course.
It would be possible for this columnist 16 name at least four people who have Won Live Kwangung Handicap or one of Je equivalent big sweepstakes, but then they may deny and nobody will help us with affirma-
on of the fact that right.
or more interest happens the lucky
n
we were
who winner
and well before the era when the prizes were worth nearly o million dollars.
However, today's million could at buy more than his prize of lakh and some more couki in those days and he decided, as then, not to the fashion as spend, his money here.
He went Shanghai, looked
up
the crontes of his early các hello mình
days, and then rented nightclub for six sights running. The nigh'club ziosed down for repairs, that where its other patrons "N
concerned.
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18-7
but
+
The winners, who scored on fbination had a count of three on 13 heads to the eight on which the 9th head as Ranu) fell re- their opponents held bie edge, peitedly short,
Cameron had a good margin of lead all was unfortunate to bump up the way, and except for a short the wrong wood for the necond period at the end of the 17th shot. T head, never
Booked like they
Perkins drew a good first shot to be extended.
on the 10th, and Cameron added JUMPED
LEAD A ΤΟ
another one, only to see Raoul With Joe Lauz reting his green putting in a closer. first and
the forehand side towards the read end almost, from thecond shots for a count of two. A single and u two on the brothers Arst head. the Luz
next two bends enabled the Luz to a 5-0 lend with Jumped
brothers to run ahead to 16-5 on iwo and
the P three singles on
the, 12th hend and eventually to fist four heads, ·
before
the losera came
back with
with a Ave to stay In the running.
Perkins drew three shots and Comeron added two more with his first two,
Irst two, woods. Raoul Luz succeeded with his second drive to take away two of the shots, Lut failed to stop Cameron from
In two puiting
more with his remaining woods.
Good drawing by Joe Luz ave his side a count of two on the 18th.
and although the Police
pair took two singles on the next two heads, they were left with the almost impossible task of obtaining the maximum score of eight to tie on the fast heath two touchers in
of
The Police pair replied with
wo on the 5th, but lost
and a two on the next hcode to give their op The winner and his cemts 'n commanding lend bed on excellent
time
10-2.... here
nothing
Perkins trailed the jack about that They
two feet back for a count of one money would not buy,
hostesses had all the dance
on the 8th head, and Cameron added another one to reduce the scend to the celling in a huge balloon and Dien the balloon score to 4-10. The Police com- would be slowly deflated and would descend with opened
serve.
was
is true that people with mor
” → champagne bottles ready *10 money than provided by the
ticket have won i winning belore, and, having experience ence the ways
of money have either immediately swept up on ne market or anolier or sent more money down the drain.
It happens sometimes that the Lucky winner is someone who Glamour Butterfly (Mr Chun hasn't ever owned in one plic Kit) is another pony which may one percent of the money re- presented by, the winning ticket come home a winner.
Yacal, with Mr Liu up, is and on the future of two of these
contender, as these we have come across Information rabble dangerous two form a good combination. bat we accept as authentle.
Tunny (Mr Hsu) and Boniface (Mr Holgate) ure also good One was a very young juntor enough to win on account of vlerk in a very small arm. He their light weight of 135 & 137put all his money into the bank, lbs. respectively.
his junior retained
clerkship,
Winston
It was for the sixth night tha the real big show was reserved. all the dance. hostesses were slaced at the furthest corners of the room and there WILS a
G
the floor. toy hat on Suddenly the crown was removed by the host and abou: two dozen abbits scampered out and ran | bout for denr Hie.
The hostesses had been Alpped off earlier and they chased the mad. One or two like had diamond rings tied round, heir necks with a ribbon and the others had, something valuable, if not as valuable as he "rocks." fled round with ibbon. It
*Was રી game or calchera, keepers.
Having had his six nights, friend counted up the left- overs, which sill came to an appreciable fraction of what his winning ticket had represented, 99 and took off for the Antipodes. It was later reported that he was living quite a sober life, had invested wisely and was doing
· well. He is also reported to save developed a certain tight- aezs about his bankrotl,
Churchill's
"Closing The Ring"
-(Continued From Part 4)
Jur
•
959 ENTRIES
FOR HARBOUR
SWIM
A record number of 959 entries bas been received for the 1961 Cross-Harbour will be held Race, which under the auspices of the Hongkong Amateur Swim- ming Association and which will take place on Sunday, October 14, at 10 a.m. sharp..
the
ditch, and the jack still, on the green, Cameron took it clean into the ditch arid drew a fourth shot to reduce the margin foleat to 17-21, -.
D
The following are the results.
of League hockey matches play- _edségterday:
1st Division-Thunderbolts 2 Royal Air Force 1. - 1
2nd Division.Nav Bharat' @ Aces 0; Europeani YMCA 3 Argonauts "B" 0.
AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
At Fanling yesterday, Capt J. A. Smith, of the Army, won the Colony Amateur Golf cham- pionship with a score of 164. On the New Course in the morn Ing he shot a 75 and followed up with 79 oh the Old Course In the afternoon.
Runner-up was J. K. Watson with 186. He tied with Smith on the New Course-but finished with 81 on the afternoon round.
World Series Game Washed Out
of
New York, Oct. 7. The fourth
the Enme world baseball series was post- poned today after intermittent showers and a night's rain had aoaltid the polo grounds.
The
series will be resumeri tomorrow. At present the
New York Giants
are lending
the New York Yankees by two games to bne-Reuter.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB OCTOBER (8th)-RACE MEETING Saturday 6th & Monday 8th October, 1951 (Hold under the Rules of the Hong Kong, Jockey. Club).,
The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm, and the First Race wit be run at 2.00 p.m. on the let Day.
J
at
.
The race will commence the Rallway Pier, Kowloon, and finish at the sea-wall between Murray Pier and the Victoria Recreation Club.
As the number of entries for this year's annual classic
is more than double last year's ngure of 404, special arrange- ments are being made. in con; nection with the race.
The attention of competitors the particularly drawn to following:
Is
Some
of the apocryphal
I am much in favour of A single Australian Mia Д stubborn sending you two carriers rather battalion fought than one if this can be delaying action, and it was not managed, as this will not only until the second week of Sep. give you increased strength, i tember that the Ave Japanese stories: but would allow the two ships battalions employed approached
The one about the man who
1. Competitors will change at the Dressing rooms provided either at the Railway Station or
o-work as a factical unit. Port Moresby leremo ad you and I each buy a nickel and, in one of the godowns at lolfs
The Second Section of Class 2
Adml.
which would appear
nether as necessary,
sufficient airerat carries operate singly...
Was King
be
ship. vance
to
vance was stayed.
While all
Des Voeux Handicap (Second section): One Mile.
it can get off to a flying start watching. when the gate is up as it is well
tuned up for this race,
Egyptian Field (Mr
Teal)
Goodwood
Пobert
may
10TH, RACE
with
and
འ
will get
and live
was very
Caine Handicap (Second Section): the 30 hours of ceaseless Oght- constantly. The United States charge of defrauding the
is another pony to be From Two Mile Post considered as it was third in the
Handicap
Inny cause an upset.
'FIFTH RACE
For Its effort in winning the ing which
Des Voeux Handicap (Firit Bec-crease. tian): Ons Me.
followed battleship
destroyers, seven
D
cruker
3.
the enemy
whoever wins, we was in pro-married right
away and over this distance the best
ress 2,000 gress
Japanese Marines happily ever after." thing to do is, look for the draw
however landed from the sea and tried The story goes that he won positions as a good start will Australian Ponies will contes unwilling to spare the Ranger of August 20.to take the three and the girl friend
I think that and this event, and
built in consequence we could air-strips being
near happy about it and then he said, probably win the race.
I had 'Amarant (Mr Maitland) and Arabian
II. S.
aiways (Mr Dagger
only send the Victorious. She Milne Bay, at the southernmost "But Eustacin, (Mr, Holgate)
left the Heme Fleet for Fear tip of the great stond. After a wanted to marry Rose Emerald will be Chung) should win as it did the carrying top weight of 159 165. six
fighting and it was only the other day fortnight's furlongs in training on Harbour in December.
Intense along the seashore more than when I sported my gold cigarete and for that reason alone I don't October 4 in 1.25.4—last quarter think they can win,
SERIES OF FIGHTS
half of the invaders were killed lease and told her how I came to 27 seconds. The best bet, however, should
acquire it that she sold yes." dispersed. Fest Robert Tsai MEANWHILE, in November a and the Barbarian (Mr be Hellzapoppin (Mr Renfrew). will probably fill second pince!
series of sci and air fights The Japanese were thence- nominating it to win Fort Knox (Me Chen Poo which eventually proved deck-forth thrown on to the defen-
The man who was sented in a because the distance is well will pay well if placed and, If sive began around the Solo- sive in New Guinea. By trying
after round suited to although it ran un- properly handled,
heavy even mons, with
losses on
to take both New Guinea and bar buying round both sides.. placed at the last meeting.
-On
hnd lost their for his cronies when a man the_night. of
of Guadalcanal they cause an upset.
said, 13, In a fierce ne-
of winning either. came in and chance Chief Pilot (Mr Oliveira) is.
Cooper (Mr H. K. Chuang) November
Dudgeon.... another pony with a strong re- should find the distance juss tlon, two United States cruisers They now had to retreat over Smith allas Ella'qu are Tom And he said, "Yes, but how be well worth and four destroyers were lost, commentation for a win provided right and will
the mountain track under close both the American
Sald the ad- Au
Australian ground and air should you know." mirals
On the pursuit. Disease and engaged.
hunger
gerstranger, "I am Inspector Dump Japanese side a battleship took a heavy toll. The American-cloth, Scotland Yard, and I have
Dir In Australian
warrant for your arrest on a grew ja power two destroyers Were sunk.
second 22nd Division was flown in. Crisscross Copper Company of
Sircot West ef 33 Esling The Japanese convoys carry-33 (First Battersea Park Handicap (Second Japanese
three
reinforcements and Ing
suffered sum of £300-10-0.” Section) at the last meeting and Section) over 14 Miles at the and all
"But," said the winner, "I can transports enormous losses. Ten thousand dh Race Meeting, Debutante above
with easily pay that up. I have a men, will have tolled with troops, were sunic, at desperate lighting (Mr A. Noodt)
of their backs to the sea, held the good 30,000 quid to my name." 8 lbs. more, quite an in- the cost to the Americans carry
Anel
the It "You can tell that to perimeter at Buna. only one more destroyer.
at this
point was not fill the third week of Magistrate," said the Inspector. The Japanese Despite this extra burden, I This race will be contested by think it has a good chance of lost confidence in the venture. January, 1943, that the last re- Ever-increasing American rein sistance was overcome. Only a
The man who wanted to be on winning again, Forward View (Mr Pih) Is The Hopeful (Mr Yen Ching forcements began to arrive, and few hundred Japanese survived.
had been the Committeo of his club and the glorious Marines were More than 15,000 carrying top weight of 150 lbs. Lon) is n distinct danger on
rell ved by the Army.
The killed or perished from starva- would never get elected y:ar in which may not be too much of account of its low weight of 147
and Усаг
Finally, the out. continued without lion and disease. a handicap in view of its second lbs., less 5 lbs, for a Novice conflict
winning ticket was his and he placing in the Chester Handicap jockey.
pause, but the enemy made no bld. for victory.... On
ENCOURAGING
went to his solici ors and bought (First Section) at the Whitsun 1 wil be remembered that further
clubhouse, had a 1043, 4.
when this himself a Imperial Y June, 1943, Race Meeting, but certainly this pony came
third in the January
and constitution drawn volume opens, the prospect invited all his friends to join.
un, Headquarters in Tokyo ordered stands, a good chance of above race first seotion, winning.
Half Moon Bay (Mr Oliveira) the evacuation of Guadalcanal, in the Pacific was encouraging. Но
accomplished The last Japanese thrusts.
Then asked his friends to which Prestwood, with Mr Robert is another good looking animal without serious
On bren
hurled back and the propose and second all the people who wouldn't elect him to the Tsai on top, is quite at home and I should not be surprised to
was enemy
now everywhere
committee in his old club. That this distance and should see it having a say at the Bnish. February 9/Admi. Halsey
the
Gen. defensive. have a say here.
Oakland Bridge (Mr Holgate) able at last to report that the
done, he blackballed them all. MacArthur
working west- was. (Mr F. Nood) island had been conquered.
That's enough..... Ben More (Mr Chun Kit) is and Kingwood
ward along the north coast of not to be neglected. This pony should find good support, not for
IN NEW GUINEA·. New Guinea, and Adml Hal-
-"RECORDER": is just as capable as the others a win, but for the other minor
THE tide of wor had also cry was slowly advancing along of winning and the time has positions.
turned In New Guinea. the faland chain of the Solo- probably arrived for it to score
11TH RACE
The Japanese overland advance mons towards Rabaul. Behind a belated win.
July 22, 1942, from it towered up the now rapidly. Straight Flush (Me-Ostraumo) tant: From Two Mile Fast
Itandicap (Second Sec- began on Waterloo
The north coast towards Port riring rength of the United must be regarded as a dangerous This race will be contested by Moresby, which WDB guarded States. The 18 months which of is aethe Second Section of Class by two brigades of the 7th hind passed since Pearl Harbour form at the moment in morning 3 Australian Ponies, Judging Australian Division back from bad revealed to the rulers of
from the entries we shall see a the Middle East. The Owen Japan some of the facts PSP SIXTH RACE
grand contest with probably a Stanley Mountains, rising to proportions they had Ignored,
over 13,000ft, form the spine Granville Handicap (Becond see-thrilling finish and it is ver
World Copyright reserved. fainly no cazy matter to pick of the New Guinea land mass production, partially, in any Wen): From the Two Stile Port
Tho second lot of Australian the winner,
Through these а foot-track | language, strictly prohibited.
and the Fonies of Class B will try con- It will probably be from traverses the “passes
(MORE TOMORROW) clusions here. Looking over the among VIP. (Mr Ostroumoff),
Australian Ponies Class 2.
over
contender In view
truining.
was
virgin Jungle.
loss.
Wax
оп
had
.
•
SOCCER MATCH
League
POSTPONED The First Divisian and | soccer match between Army and
Police, which was to, have been: .played at: Soekunpoo, tomorrow evening, has been postponed to Thursday, kick off at 0.80 p.m. (Referee, AH," PIL'ard, falnes- men: B. Keille 'and '13. Bainders);-
-$1@=
any
and
Wharf. They not leave behind and the article HKASA will not be responsible for any loss. In this connee- tion, swimmers have been not- fied to hand their clothing etc. to one of their own Club's offi- cials.
2. Swimmers will change at the VRC when the race is over. should only Icave the water via the steps just outside the
the entrance of
VRC. Failure to do so may disquality them from receiving the Certi- ficato, It is, therefore, essen- tial that swimmers ensure thai they are registered at Railway Pier and again at the finish.
3. Special tags will be hand- ed to the first 10 places of the Men's sections Women's and and there should be returned for registration to the Scorer purposes as regarris order finish.
4. It is essential that swim- mers display thele number tags prominently on their swimming otherwise they costumes, as will not be allowed to paril- elpate in the Race.
of
Owing to pressure of space, the list of entries has been held' over. It will appear in the S.C.M. Post tomorrow.
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
ind
On the 2nd Day the first bell will be rung at 11.30 a.m. and the First Race will be run at 12.00 noon. The Ufin interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.) on the 2nd Day. i
There are 10 races on the 1st Day and 12 races on the 2nd Day (22 in all).
Through Tickets (at $44 each) may be obtained at the Com- pradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone House, also Uckets for the Special Cash Sweep on the "Kwangtung Handleap" scheduled to be run on 6th October, 1951.
Through tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10.00 am. on Felday, 5th October, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings.
TUERE WILL DE NO SPECIAL CASU SWEEP ON THE LAST RACE.
To avoid congestion at the Club's Office at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep lickets at the Club's Branch Offices at:-
6, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong
or
382, Nathan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR
Dividends will be pald on the winning and placed ponies so The "All declared by the Stewards when the "All Clear" is given, Clear" signal will be. Indicated by a white light, and/or a while sphere at the Tolalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED. ATTENTION is drawn to Rule 23 of the Totalisator Rules which ceads as follows:-
In no circumstances will any dividends be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment will not be - made on 'forn or disfigured tickets,
MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE
Members and guests are reminded that they and their' ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.
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NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
Badges admitting, Indies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure" "and. Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax, for indles or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Telephone House, on the written or personut introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, etc.
Only
badges admitting to Members' En❤. limited
number of badges closure will be on sale at the RACE COURSE.
The Branch Offices and the Treasurers Compradore Office will. close at 10.00 a.m. on both days. The Secretary's Office will close at 11.45 a.m. the 1st Day and at 10.00 a.m. the 2nd Day, The
Compradore Ofee and the Secretary's Office Treasurers situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House.
are
A limited number of liffins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818),
NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING, ⠀⠀
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The price of admission, to the Publie Enclosuré is” $3.00 ́each“ day including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable and at the Gate,
Draft Programmes Entry Forms for the 9th Race Meeting to be held on Saturday 20th and Saturday 27th October, 1951, (weather permitting) may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, Telephone House; the Club House, Happy Valley; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.
Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Thuradny,' 11th October, 1951.
By Order
IL, Minn.
Socratary
BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC., WILL NOT BE PER-- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING.
· MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.
SERVANTS: PASSES
Servants". passea will be issued to privato, box holders only, who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and, to endorse their names on the passes Holders of such passes are not permitted in the Members Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers' storda, holders and Members are requested to ensure that their servants Owing to the congestion in the Members Betting Hall, Box=
mako ure only of the Publie Betting Hall, Military Police will be posted at various entrances to the Members' Hall to ensure that This regulation is ndhered to.
BY ORDER
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