PETER LOVEGROVE On Rugger
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1952.
THIS COULD BE EAST MIDLANDS' YEAR AGAIN FOR THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
East Midlands, Rugby Union County Champions in 1951 and runners-up the previous year, are confidently expected to make a very strong bid to regain the title this season.
They derive their main strength from the Northampton and Bedford clubs, which appear particularly well-equipped in all departments of the game.
Northampton, who can always be relied upon to produce tough and had scrummaging forwards, showed a decline in finishing power outside the pack last season when they lost fourteen matches.
touring
There should be no danger in October, while L. B. Can- of this being repeated, and in well (England) fact, they have such an abun Japan with Oxford University
will at the moment. dance of talent but
of who ime when
Tather be a question
to omit this
their stars are available.
pil
pro- Jast
and very fast England
wing-
forward Don White, and in- eludes two other Internationals, Hooker T. Smith and M. J. those broad- Berridge, and Their brightest star, how-shouldered stalwarts. C. R. ever, is John Butterfield, who Jacobs and J. H. Whiting.
the most was certainly They have made a dazzling mising centre in Englahd start with a 21-hil victory overwin
winter and will be unlucky Hendingley ut Kirkstall and not to get a cop this time. He then, although fielding a much has already struck a
splendid weaker XV, overcame the live- understanding with Hyde, and ly London Irish 12-6.
the pair are combining beauti- fully to produce copybook tries.
The Saints have three Inter-. nationals anit two England Trialists
three- for the four quarter positions The latest recruit is the Oxford Blue and Scottish International I.D.F. Coutts, who is now a master R1 Oundle.
John Hyde, who was only 18 in when capped by England 1950, is back on the left wing und has proved, he has lost neither speed nor battling side slep.
An
N. Bailey, the other winger, 15 recovering from
eur operation but will be in action
should Another Saint who be in the running for honours is their new scrum-half, R. E. G. Jeeps. Though lite has been seen of him in first- elhas rugger so far, he has Coun- turned out for Eastern
to hear lies, and we are going a good deal about him in the coming months. He is a most lively, plucky and skilful little player.
The pack, which shows no changes from last season, is led once again by that experienced
Walcott Changes His Mind About Retiring
New York, Sept. 24. Jersey Joe Walcott, who lost his world heavyweight title last night, changed his mind today about retiring from the ring.
to
Immediately after losing Rocky Marelupo he had said he not was quitting" and would
KCC Team For
Liberation Shield
worry about a return fight. In prepared statements Wal- colt. and his manager, Mr Felle Bocchicchlo, said that thay 'would so through with the contract for a rematch with
Marciano.
of
STRONG ATTACK
they Bedford, too, although
their opening game at lost
confident uro Leicester, great things. While they have lost two ustful forwards in G. Jenkins, who has retired, and E. Evans, now in Kenya, their has been fine back division
the by further strengthened reappearance of England winger inst Leo Oakley, who missed season owing to a troublesome ankle injury, and full-back But Rose, an England Trialist, who was also in the wars,
With another International in that centre Alan Towell, and brillant half-back combination of Tich Haynes und F. M. Fletcher together again for the sixth successive year, they are going to test the very strongest defences.
J. F.
second-row
Bance, forward and line-out expert, is skipper again, and his forwards include Peter Collingridge (RAF), who is so fast that he is equally at home as a wing
and three-quarter,
two Cam- bridge men, T. R. Marshall
M.. J. and
Massey Liko Northampton, they ran up 21 points against Headingley.
Coventry, who provide War wickshire with the bulk
Arst their players, won their twelve games last season And and ten of their last, eleven, have started well enough with an 18-nil success over Moseley at the Reddings.
BEACH TEAST
推拿
RETURN TRAYS HERE
SCOTTISH
SPORTS SUMMARY
By
"MAC"
Muir is the new Mr Peter Chairman of the Scottish Council of the Boxing Board of Control. He was elected at a meeting of the Council
Dr in Glasgow Patrick Cassidy was appointed medical officer to the Council ut the same time. He succeeds Dr T. H. Crawford Barclay who has just left for Canada.
Royal H.K. Defence Force Orders
Rection. Tuesday: RMO'
Serial No. 38. Orders by Lieut-Medical
disposal. V 0.20 p.m. at MPG for
Colonel C. P. Vaughan, DS0. Commandant, Royal Hongkong Defence Force, September 23, 1952,
Force Order Holiday KDF Headquarters, Happy Valley, will be closed Friday, October 3, 1953.
Forte Headquarters
un
Depot Training, Squad No. 16 & 17 Tuesday, September 30. 1951. Parade RHKUP NG 2,30 p.m. Drom: Weapon Training Örder."
HKAAP Cadre - Courte. Tuesday, September 30, 1942. Parade KDF 11Q 8.30 am. Dress: Overalls, Boots, Borel, Ankiela, Web Bell, Bayonel Frot.
HQ. Drem: Clean fatigue (Ovetulia).
Clandestion Ranges. llef Force Order 368 dated July 3, 1932. Only surface lead will be recovered from buita after firing and no attempt will be made to recover lead which has penetrated the surface of the butts. Cricket. The following whole day Axtures have been made far IKDY with BKCC-Sunday, December 14. 1932. Sunday, February 22, 1953. Players should keep these dates open.
Home Guard
Training. Thunday. As ordered. RV 3.20 p.m. at MPG. Dress: Over- Alif.
Hongkong Auxilary Air Force
Baitis Of Britain Parade, Copy of Signal received from AOC, HAF Int Unit Training. 119 Rec: Parade ing Unicor from ACC. His Excellency Hongkong. "Personal for Command- HQ RIKDY Happy Valley Tuesday,
The Officer Administering the Gov- September 30, 19. Lecture. Weapon erniment expressed to me his delight Training. Dress: Drili Order. Bu at the excellenes of the drill and shirts, slacks, web belts, bools, B. Bee:Turn out of those taking part in the Parade 30 p.m. HQ HKDF Thurs- Parade. The bigt, standard reached day, October 2, 1932. Drem: Overalls by the members of the Hongkong berets, belts.
Auxiliary Air Force reflected the Arilllery Battery-Ed Gunnery Tp.reatest credit to all concerned. In Elementary Class Parade Drill Hall conveying GAO's comments will you please add my sincere congratulations MPG 3.30 p.m, on Monday, Septem-
knd, thanks." The Commanding Of- ber 29, 1032. Advanced Clin. Parac cer HKAAF would like to add his Del Hail MPG 5.30 p.m. on pleasure at the standard of this Wednesday, October 1, 1953, Dress: parade. The KAAF is repeatedly Plain clothes unless otherwise order" and are building up an enviable re- being outstanding in these paradica
ed by Tp Cdr. Roviaton Clas Section parade Thursday. October 2. putation for their smartness and dis- MPO 5.80 D.nr. Dress: As ordered by Section Commander...
C&R TP "cipline. Tils reflects great credit on
all taking part. Hec. Parade #Q RIKOF B.45 p.m. Monday, September 29, 1952. Trane- port available at MPG 3.30 p.m. Dress: Uniform. "D" Sec. No parade.
Hongkong Regiment
Duties.
of the Orderly Omoer Week-Li R. F. K. Joner. Next for duty-L! J. A. King, Orderly Ser- geant of the Week-Set C. W. Norris. Next for duty-Sgt A. L. Nery.
HQ, Dres: Clean fatigue.
HKAAY Annual Camp. The An- nual Camp will be held in two porods. The first between October. 3-18 and the second between the October 10 and November 2, 1952. Detailed movement orders will be circulated to all Beclion Commanders, who will be responsible for inform- Ing all in thels sections. Any per- sonnel not certain which period they will allerud are to contact the Orderly Room HKAAF, at once. Movement Orders will also be available at HQ RHKDF and the Hangar. Kal Tak It will be the personal responsibility of all members of ensure that these
Trade Training, Fighter Controllers,
Training.. "A" Coy-Tuesday, Range Cards, MR Compass. Pay, RV 520 p.m. at MPC for 11Q. Dress: Clean laugue, Rifie slings, bayonot froga. "A" Cay-NCO Cadre-Thursday. As orders have been read by them be- ordered, g Coy - Monday. Gd fore Tuesday, September 30, 1932, mounting. Drill RV. 820 Din. at MPG "B" Coy-NCOs Cadre-Thursday. As Monday, September 29-SOR 6.30 p.m. ordered. RV 8.20 om, at MPG for Wednesday, Octuber 1-SOR 9 4.m. Operators. IIQ. Dress: As ordered. "C" Coy-Half Day). Wireles Tuesday. Rifle TXOET. LNG TOFT, Monday, September 20 - Technical HV 4.20 p.m. at MPG for HQ. Dress: College-5.50 p.m. Transport Leaves WT Order. "D" Coy-10 & 11 Pl- Murruy Parade Grund at 5.15 p.m. RV Clerka G.D, & P.A. Course, Tuesday, Wednesday. Duties of a sentry.
Dress: September 30--11Q RHKDF-5.45 pm. 5.20 p.m. at MPG for HQ. Clean fatigue. Rifle slings, bayonet Trusport leaves Murray Parnde frogs, Coy- P-Wednesday. Ground at 1.30 p.m. Pollee Course, Sec. in Attack. Sec. Pins. RV 520 Tuesday, September 30-No. 3 RAF p.m. at MPG for Trg Area. Dress: Police Dalrict-9.45 pm. Transport WT Order. "D" Coy-NCO Cadre leaves Murray Parade Ground at 8.30 Monday Sec. In Attack. Drill.. RV
p.m. MT Section, Sunday, Septem- 3.20 p.m. at MPG for Trg Area. ber 26-Kal Tak-1.30 p.m. Col W. F. Drem Clean fallgue, HQ: Coy Bla Yeuna. AC A. M. Motin, AC H. C Pl "A" Bec.-Tuesday. Dvr Instr. Ng, AC T. K. Shum, AC L. M. Ngal. RV 820 p.m. at MPG for HQ. Dress Radar Operators. Wednesday, Sep- Clean falgue (Overall), 8lK P "B" tember 24"B" Watch--Radar Sta- SocTuesday. Sig Trg. RV 6.20 p.m. tion-B Full Day). Transport
leaves AllKor 1Q at 6.m at MPG. Dress: Clean fatigue. BIE brought oft
Pi Gd Cadre Tuesday, Pammg Out Ferry at 8.10 a.m. Monday, Septem- the golding surprise of the year Testa. Y 6.20 p.m. at MPG for HQ,ber 20 "C" Watch-Radar Station when she defeated British Cham- Dreas: Clean fatigue, Rifle sings and am (Pull Day), Transport leaves Bayonet frogs, MG Pi-Sun Beptem-KDF at 8 am and Star Ferry at plon Moira Paterson 2 and 1 in
ber, 25-Fd day. MG Classification } 8.10 a.m. Fighter Plotters. Thursday. the final of the West of Scotland Shoot. AV 0.10 .m. at WD Car Park, October 2"A" & "3" Watches SOB Ground-Crew. Sunday. Salsbury Road, Kowloon for Kai Tak -0.30 p.m. Women's Golf Championship at East Renfrewshire,
Kathleen McNell. 36-year-old Greenock soliciter,
Kathleen, who plays off a handicap of four, was one down with five to play but captured the next three holes for a great win.
But they are faced with the dimcult problem of finding ade- substitutes for three quate "We will not quibble about great players who have retired
The said Mr Ivor Preece and Nigel Stock, the 80 days clause"
Gordon Smith benefit
"A" Rarige. Dress: Battle Order, les1 September 28 "A" Flight--HKAAF steel helmets. berels worn. Jungle Hangard.45 nm. (Full Day). Trans- hate in haversack. Mo Pl-Tuesday.port leaves Sallsbury, Road at 8.30. MG Trg. RV 120 p.m. at MPG fos.In.
Q. Dress: Clean fatigue. Mar Pl Tuesday. Mor drill. Lecture-Safety
Training
Hongkong WAAC of own ipe, RV 0.20 p.m. at MPG for Trg Area. Dress: Clean fatigue.
Drill Parade. All Sec- MT Pl-Tuesday. Dvr Instr. RV 520 tions will parade HQ RHKDF Mon- p.m. at MPG for 10. Dress: Clear day, September 29, 1985 at 5.30 p.m. Signals A Bec MT P-Wednesday-Convoy Dress: Uniform. ny 5.20 p.m. MPG for H. Dress: Cleat fallgue (overalls, MT Parade 2.30 p.m. Tuesday, Septem
ber 30, 1932 HQLF. 'B' Jee parade Main Ca-330 p.m. Thursday, October * 1052
Bocchicchio, "but it says in the the halves, and Harry Walker, match at Easter Rond between Pl-Thunday. Dvr Inst for HQ. HOLE. Instructor: L/Cpl. H.M. Duft
Match On Sunday only where both fighters and
an Irrepressible forward played nine times
land.
and who Hibernian
Manchester United, respectively Scottish and voted English Champions, was one of the greatest games ever seen north of the border..
for
Eng
The
serum, at least, should be formidable, with
contract the fight can be held
their managers are, licensed.
One reason why last night's The following players will represent KCC in the Libera-night was held in Philadelphia tion Shield lawn bowls matches was, because Mr Bocchicchio is again
ut the nut licensed in New York. State.notable additions in R. C. C. September 20,
Thomas (Swansea and
on
Kowloon Bowling Green Club nt 3.30 p.m.:
Mr
H. Gitting, L. Bones, H. S. Capell, C. Thompson; W. Baker, S. A. Gray, A. Campbell, T. E.
Today's statements Baker; H. W. Close, J. N. Wong,
were made In Philadelphila. F. O. Madar, W. Hong Sing
J. Tang, J. A. W. E. Colledge,
Walcott's manager Inter said W. M. Davidson; D. L Edwards, T. W, R. Wilson, that he announced the retire
ment last right because of "ah F. Marsh, S. Ramelund, F. R.onest desire not to see him ret
Tibble,
E.
"3.
R. Rosselett, S. Larviolt
P
Kermani, pleton.
Before
-
Hibernian won by seven goals Wales)
to three. Goal scorers for libs (3), Ormond Turnbull Weill, mariager of and J. Simpson (Army), but were AI
(2) and for the wide experience and kick-Smith and Reilly Marciano, told reporters that he
ing-of-Preece-and-Stock-will- United Rowicy-and-Pearson- (2). too was willing to go through with the return bout but did not be missed. They are experi- want to fight until after the manting with E. N. Hewitt, a New Year,
former England full-beck, and
Alan played L. D. Ashcroft, who
high jumper inside-half for Oxford | Paterson lefi for at
Canada fortnight ago he presented his University on occasions.
club, Victoria Park AAC with a eup to be awarded annually for in the the best performance in
First winners are, feld events. appropriately, two high jumpers SAAA Junior Champion Graeme Turner and R. W. B. Weldon, Scottish Army Cadet Champion. They will be joint holders.
Gifford, Burt."
W.
G. Lee, C. 1. Howard; Howarth,
W. H. Cowie, A. E. statement, "I know in my heart Elliot. Reserves:-J. G. Robert- en regain the championship." son, M. J. Divecha, A. Symonds-Reuter.
Afler Watcou had slept on it P. W. Coxall, F. he declared,
In his prepared
BING "ON THE BALL”
Bing Crosby drives off at the Temple Golf Club, near Maidenhead, Berkshire, in a practice round for the golf match he played in partnership with Bob Hope against the British stars, Donald Peers and Ted Ray, in aid of charity. The British pair won, — Reuterphoto,
Leicester, lost of the Mid.... lands * Four," look at lost like Just fying all the high kopes we have been placing In them for the past three years. They have got off the with
double R notable
Bedford and Bath, and
mark over their
back play has already reached
a very high standard.
I wondered how they would fate without that outstanding scrum-half W. K. T. Moore, but have found a most pro- mising recruit in K. D, Jones. of Aberavon and Loughborough
and College,
G. Cullen and Lawrence have shown dazzling form in the threes.
Inn Botting, the New Zealand- er who won his Blue at Ox- ford and a cap for England, is available again, and K. R. M. McDonald (Royal Air Force), a centre, and J. M. Jenkins, last year's Cambridge hove joined the club.
captain,
Home Rugger Results
London, Sept. 24. Results of rugby matches played today were:
Wigan
RUGBY LEAGUE
13 Australians. 23
YORKSHIRE CUP (Second Round)
Halifax
4 Doncaster Featherstone Huli
R.
3
John Panton, Scottish-born Ryder Cup player, has established a new record for the Lenzie course with an economical 05. He was playing in an exhibition match. His Agures were 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 33, 4 4 43 344 3 3-32.
(London Express Service.)
Major League Baseball
New-York, 24.
The New York Yankees ekcd out a 3-2 American League victory over the Boston Red Sex today in the first game of a doubleheader.
Mickey Mantle's triple in the 10th scored Irv Noren. with a tie-breaking run.
Boston manager Lou Boudreau protested against
the result after Dom Di-Maggio was call- ed out in overrunning the first base in the sixth inning.
The victory increased the Yankees' American League lead
to two games,
The Brooklyn Dodgers, who have already won the National League pennant, today lost to 14 Kingston R. 4the Philadelphia Phils 7-9. LANCASHIRE CUP
Today's bredbull scores: (Second Round)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wion T.
13 Oldham RUGBY UNION
Cheltenham Clifton Rugby
Lydney '3..Bath
'New York. 3 Boston
Cleveland 6 Chicago
NATIONAL LEAGUE
0 N'thampton 11 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphiła: 9
Associated PEISS,
dru. IV B.20, p.m. at Brems: Clean fatigue (Maint Cadre
fatigue, Overalls). Int Bet, & Snipers WILAC
Monday, Fd craft. RV 6.20 p.m. at MPG for Wong Net Chong Caps Dress: Cican Tatique (Overall).
St. John Ambulance Orders
Stores and parade 11q FHKDF Thursday, October 2, 1952 30 p.in. Instructor: RQMS Lane. All First Aid books must be re turned to XQ NIKDF,
(Sgd.) C. P. VAURAN, Linut-Coi.
Commandoni, B.H.K.D.F.
Nolice, Traffic Accident on Sep- tember 1932 at about noon a fatal traffic accident occurred on the Mam Road between-At-Tass-and-Chuk Yuen, in which a European Civil Police Offer riding a motor cycle accidentally knocked down a Chinese female child. It is understood that the accident was witnessed “by' meETI natory vehicle which wa passing at the time travelling south.. wards. Wi Army personnel or any Order by Comm. D. W. Mac- cther persons who witnessed the sc Intosh, CMG, OBE, C.SJ., Com-cident please communicate with the Civil Police, Traffic Branch. Kowloon, missioner of St John Ambulance telephone number 00733 or with the Brigade, Hongkong District Order nearest Blitary Police Detachment. No. 39/52 dated September 25,
1952.
Ambulance Bulles Hongkong. 28.9.52 to 4.10.52. HKYMCA Division; 5:10-02-10 31.10.52, SCAA Division.
Ambulance Dutles Kowloop- 28.9.62 to 5.30.52. Kowloon Division: 6.10.92 to 12.30.52. Talmahatul Divi- "Penetration Squat Dulles-Sunday, 20.0.52, Dr Ng Yeok-kin and Central Nursing Division: Sunday, 5.10.52, 13. Loh Seng-nah and Kemedy Town
sion
W.A. Nursing Division.
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
Draft
Programmes and Entry Forms for the 3rd Raco Meeting 1952/53 to be held on Saturday, 26th and Wednes-
29th
1952, October,
Beach Duties-Hongkong-Saturday, day 17.9.52, p.m., Repulse Bay, Kennedy Town K.F. Division; Big Wave Bay, (weather permitting), may he Sih Nam Division: Shek-Wachobtained at the Secretary's "B" Division. Sunday, 28.9.62, 0.30 a.m., Repulse Bay, KYMCA DIVI: Office, Alexandra House; tho
lon Big Wave Bay, KCOD Division:
Shek-D. Causeway Bay Division. 130 Club House, Happy Valley;
p.m.. Repulse BRY. Shanklwan Div-
ston; Big Wave Bay, Eastern Div- and the Stables, Shan Kwong alon; Shek-O, Shaukiwan K.P. Divi-Road.
on.
Entries close at 12 o'clock Thursday, 2nd
on
Basch Duties-Kowloon and NOON 27.8.57. Kong Wah Division Bhamiluipo Nursing Division: Bus day, 20.0.62, Kong Wah Division and October, 1952. Shamshulpo Nurring Division..
Allocation of Nursing Dulles for October, 1953) Ambulance, Duties at 10: HKYMCA Nursing Division; (b) Ambulance Dulles at Kowloon: Kowloon YMCA Nursing Division; (0) Penetration Squad Duties: Kennedy Town W.A. Nursing Division: (d) Street Sleepers Shelter Duties: King'k College Nursing Division; fs) Beach Pules Hongkong: Shaukiwart K. Nursing Division: (f) Besch Duties Kowinen: Waterloo Nursing Division,
Leave AIO Poon Sau-chun (Man Fhuen Nursing Div.) granted leave from 4.9.62 to 31.12.67.
Itetarve, — Amb/5. Ng Yuk-ping (Shamshapo Nursing Div.) reserved wef. 1.8.52: Cadet Chan Yee-hal (Abraham Cadet Nursing Div.) ro served w... 1.8.52.
Resignatios, Shamshylpo Amb. Division, Pins, Liu Pul-tone and Kam Shun-ki realigned w.e.f. 1.0,83; Aber-
By Order,
H. MISA.
Secretary.
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG -JOCKEY CLUB
Special Cash Sweep on the Kwangtung Handicap Saturday, 11th October, 1952.
Tickets in the abovo at deen K.F. Aib. Division, Ptes. Wong $2.00 each may be obtained at Fal-wong, or Kar Fun and iu chak the Cash Swetp Offices of the reatened wat. 7.8.67: Bib Nam Amb Divizion, Ples. Woo Jing-chol, Woo Club at:-
Man-keland Lea Tre-won resigned w.e.f. 1.0.02; Kong Wah Amb. Divi- Bon. Ples, Ip Chi-bun and Yung Hon- WAY FORTied w.e.t. 9,0.52; Kowloon YMCA Amb. Division, Cal. Woo Tak- Tuk and Pies, 110 Junk-yul resigned we.t. 9.0.03.
Enrolment-Kemmedy Town Amb. Division, Pics, Koo Tang-fal and Lau Halhing enrolled w... 30.0.02. FIND PING-TAN,
Aneislasit
Desforver, Colony Headquarters,
Telephone House, 1st floor
G D'Aguilar Street
382 Nathan Rd., Kowloon. Over 400,000 tickets sold to date..
H. MIBA,
Secretary.
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB FIRST RACE MEETING 1952/53 Saturday, 27th September, 1952, (Hold under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club). There are 1 races. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m.
Through Tickets (10 Races-$20.00) also tickets at $2.00 cach for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Kwangtung Handicap Sweep" scheduled to be run on 11th October, 1952, may be obtained at the Cash Sweep Office of the Club at Telephone House, 1st Floor.
Through Tickets reserved for this meeting but not paid for by 10.00 a.m. on Friday, 28th September, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings,
To avoid congration at the Cash Sweep Office at Telephono House, non-members are requested to purchase their swoop tickets at the Club's Branch Offices at:--
5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong
OF
382 Nathan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR
The attention of Totalisator Investors is drawn to the following rules:-
Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies BO declared by the Stewards when the "All Clear"" is given. The "All Clear" signal will be indicated by a white light at the Totallsator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS. UNTIL
SIGNAL HAS AFTER THE "ALL EXHIBITED.
CLEAR"
DEEN
Totalisator Tickets should be examined and checked before leaving the Selling Counters as mistakes of any description cannot be rectifled later.
Cash received in respect of Dividends should be checked before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as no claim for short payment of the value of tickets presented can be entertained ence investors have left the Counters.
*All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be presented for payment at the. Race Course on the day to. which they refer, but none will be paid later than one hour after the time for which the “last race of the day has been scheduled...
to be run.
In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment WILL NOT be made on torn 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.
NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
Badges admitting ladles not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10.00 including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Alexandra House, on the written or personal introduction of a Member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, etc,
Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will be on sale at the Race Course.
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The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office close at 11.00 am. and the Secretary's Office at 11.48 am, The Treasurers' Compradore Office is situated at Telephone House, 1st Floor, and the Secretary's Oce at Alexandra House, 8th Floor, A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27810).
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NO. CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure will be $9.00 Including tax for all persons including Ladies and will be payable at the Gate.
Any person leaving the Public 'Enclosure during a Meeting will forfelt his or her right of admission to the Enclosure and will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3.00 in order to gain re-admission.
No re-admission tickets will be issued.
ETC.." WILL NOT BE BOOKMAKERS. TIC TAC MEN. PERMITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE, PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.
SERVANTS' PASSES
Servants passes will be issued to private box holders only, who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the pames. Holders of such posses aro not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers' stands.. Owing to the congcation in the Members Betting Hall and at Booths adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Mamber are requested to ensure that their servants make use only of the Publie Botting Hall, Military Police will be posted at various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation is adhered to.
By Order,
'H. ·MIBA,
Secretary,
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