1956-01-13 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1956.

Roman Festival Is Our PUNCH-FOR-PUNCH BOUT Big Hope To Hold French In The Triumph

By JAMES PARK

It is now possible to weigh up the season's hurdling

Roman Festival

It is a wise In

recruits with some degree of accuracy. stands out as the best of the four-year-olds. decision to miss the Champlon Hurdle (March 6) favour of the Triumph Burdle at Hurst Park (March 10).

gxxx

the

record in Four-year-olds have not Champion Hurdle. It is to early to expect them to copa with the experience of the seniors,

With another your oves 19 hea 1. Roman Festival may be a different proposition.

Mean

while he boula like being mate man bulwark for stop the run

Premi victories Tylumph,

أمة

ARMSTRONG TRIÐ

th

Pure dots pot appear to her any thing of the place at Roman Festival among the others of has ake B we can how appreezite i that note of the offers who But Bard easy tasks.

i

Beenuse of his breeding there

subt might

be

+

about

Epaulette having the necessary stumine bul after a long absence he is quite sound again,

A couple of novices to entch my eye last week were Brian Ce mat That Monkey. They are cx- four-year-olds with little petere but I liked the look of them in the paddock.

That Monkey was having his first race over hurdles and found the early pace more then be could manage. He was well in Barcars as the nekl made the bottom turn into the straight at Kenyjelom but he kept on in the style like to see,

SHOULD WIN SOON

To judge from his appearance Here is nice scope for improve

F Armalton is Rong to the USA Tor a holiday, but during his absence Muggum, Gesture and Epoulette o

Fa remind us that Newana kei un torn out winners wad Nit Rules as well as on the not.

Jikest the

Magnu shaped at Kemping and it should zat be ult to ga rare ant of han if he is kept to his proper class, fiestare ad Epaulette: El

mail of the

}

Diy

WIT

bar andling Corally Inst the appent have taken to jumping.

Week-end Teams

CRICKET

Army

N0026

to

int Division

Any Nomb (Rome Major Chulch, Cophy Wife Ball. A

Judi, Et Fest, (nek.

1ܪ܇H

21.1 Montoro 2011 dan načine is Pux, Gor Yalis 120. quar

Capt Mugs, senter

1

Mrs Chubb

4

That Monkey losing the mulden ceril- fake before long.

101 suprising that shunk be able to Che Jump as he is a sn of Fortina, who won the Cheltenham Gold Cop in 1947. It is not often that

Hitres muk the chasing. Though there have been

tubi excepkamis,

IF 1

Portlan was a good-looking duse n, if t9lan Ogy durs pol pal of the same qua...."y, he Noky ake one who will one day

paeuunty

Before that the urts he should win a hurdle race or Iwo doned, paiging from を守るせい strang Hale $ which he finished last week, there will be to doubt Labant him staying two miles.

BACK TO FORM

Perine

wan Ulure of his four races

hurdies last Over wintre and his chunre of payu his way once more will depend on how h is treated by the

2nd Litvalon v. Anny Nơi thể 1999) RSM Marta, Majs Then, la Chiefandicappern. lett, Wal1 Hutat Sibt dissop, Set NWTO Sel Perry, 17a Ponnchen, 1/Cpl Hyde, Zypt Kerg. Cena Jaelane 12th man 1. Ua Chuptian, Tughre

Craigrupower

Sgt fram, METRE

WOX GOR

"

A Division (some retejo A Barth, is Hong they * Et

Bag, 21 } Dialer, J T KR.

A Farms, BM Walking, Mad, KY Tare, A 11.

R N Mantey.

1 Division y rue FAWINE

A

'Alda S

25 Lei M tuesion, GA Gasmado, A E Notatio tia d'Alrunan Remedios, 4. Adamomila... Hemedan, I A UAL mata Hemedian, U' A Gulettes, j

J. Guteturs.

14

A P. Peretru, Jr.

Zach Divisteti V. Dockyard oflote) Dr A M Antigues, A Vaber vich, A Alubed,

t'alto. LA do 42, 12: A H d Alsatia Remedios CA Almada Herre

Numea, 5. K

M South, Sujeiro, L. McGram. Unipire. 2. Sequeira.

RAF

1st DivestOÐ v Scorpion (1) F/Lt Ledle, F/U Taylor, Fast Welch, Sgt Taylor, Cpl Birley, Cpt, Davey

Metawan, Sac Jower, B.A C Tender, Col

LAU Toth 120, Man: Mason. Umpire Big Robm-

Clook.

S.A C

ادرنا

But ever; Mrs Rubinson,

Fil

Chi

Cook,

S. A C

V

2nd Division Navy (Away): Taugehall, LA.C fleyworth, Watkins, Cpl Stukell, LAC Cpl Ashley, Up Thornton. Mason, BaB. 1.AU.

Men 12th Epiche. Davies,

Unspire: LA.C.

Set jer komm Quickmire. Scorer. Fly/Sgi Clayton.

Optimista

R. C.

1st Diviron (Home) v me Estringbom. E. Bed, C. J. B Leader, G. T. Rowe, G. H. P. Pritchard, R. M. Macpherson, N. Leigh-Bennett, A. Huey, A. Mai- den, A. Perry, 11.

Huglow. Scorer: R. Mendatu Umpire: P. J. Hart.

Civil Service

The following have been selected

to represent the Civil Servico

V

de Brished much teller last work than he hand done in bla first race of the season and that suggests he is finding his form BUDAR.

This chance appenred to have gone when the fejl turned into the straight but, after jumping the last hurdles, Perfield found Turn of speed which would

} VC (fil Cic ht to dit h{ str('hid fee Jil a few more strides.

Pommel Glo

noted Os

Mkely to get his head in front when the going becomes really

He Bas sisways been A mudlark and his performance al Kempton satisfied me that he is as good as ever.

When the pace was turned on It looked! 45 if some of the others would go right away from Pommel. If not much to look at, the gelding has a big heart and he ran on with much pluck after clearing the final dight

Pomunel will not always be taking on such good class and when galloping conditions are to his ilking he will be difficult to beat-if the class is not too high,

-(London Express Servics).

{COPYRIGHT)

WINTER OLYMPICS

Gar Hodge (27 HAA Regiment RA) got the beller in this clinch after a very hectic punch-for- punch light-welter encounter in last night's Land The Forces Individual Boxing Championships al Macpherson Stadium. Pte. Gildea (right) won on points.China Mail Photo,

SPORTS ROUND-UP

Dai Dower Meets French Bantamweight Champion On January 30

Dai Dower. British and Empire Flyweight Boxing Champion, will meet French bantamweight Henri Schmidt over 10 rounds at Carmarthen on January 30. Dower Colomb was due to fight another Frenchman, Jacques on this bill.

But Colomb has withdrawn.

Lew Lazar, contender for the British and Empire Middleweight boxing titles hold by Pat McAteer. is Lo fight Eddie Theus of South Afrien at the Royal Albert Hall on January 24, Last year when both wire Welter- weights, Lazur bent Thornas on It third round disqualification in Johannesburg.

H rugby

£280 £420, the

Thompson, Ireland's seater aircraft-will cost skipper and captain of a head as against The British Lions on their South urdinary fare to Tokyo, Afrlean tour, will miss this

EASILY INFLUENCED season's laternational Thompson recently operation for appendicitis

matches. bact

M

Click Panthers

Table

Nottingham Zalek,

ee-hockey star, has English ***

Tennis Joined Arians footballers | 472- Association has

42 pre-Beusing referers. Zamick thats liminary Receptances from seven that lee-hockey referees are not European countries for Its aero-4: inant enough when making bus service to the next World decisions, Championships b Tokyo iri The acro-bus service -50

April

TABLE TENNIS

Hungary's Koczian Wins Singles And Doubles Titles

Karachi, Jan. 12.

Hungary's J. Koezian win

the Istuin! Table Tenuis Championship Men's Singles title in Kurtchi tonight by defeating Pon Weng-hoe of Singapore in the finals by 21-11, 21-19, 14-21 und 21-17.

won

They are too ensfly fuenced into altering decisions breause of the crowd's attitude," le says. Zamiek also feels there should be "no dissent" Tulo which prevents players from urgoing with the referee. suggestion has frequently made recently in regard to

SOCCCT.

This been

Jamay Hagan, 37-year-old Sheffield United und former England Inside-forward has been fuffered a post as pinyer-inanager of Mansfield Town the Third Division North club. Sheffield are willing to release him, so the decision new rests with Hagan.

--(London Express Service),

(COPYRIGHT)

Home Soccer

Fixture List

Coupled with his compatriot, F. G. Sido, Koczian also the Men's Doubles litle at the expense, once again, of Poca Weng-hoe, who was tened up! with another Singapore player, Loh Heng-chew. The Hunga-cer fixtures for tomorrow: runs won the Doubles finals by 21-12, 21-13 and 21-13.

Following are the

First Divtaton

Home soc-

Arsenal Birmingha Blackpool Bolton Cardiff Choires

Y

Tuttenham

Y

Burnley

V

Auton Vitig

V

In the Mixed Doubles, Sido and

rivals. Kuczlan became Sido, playing with Miss Saced

of Suliano

India, beat Everton Korzian, playing with Miss Hudderafleid

Portsmouth

Manchester C. Sunderland

Charlton

Shemeid u,

V Wolves

Manchester U

*

West Brom

World Bobsleigh Kula Fikree, by 21-17, 21-12 Newcastle

Champion Unable

To Compete

Zurich, Jun. 12.

bobsleigh Cham-

and 21-10.

The best fought out match

an

V Lulon

V

Preston

Becond Division

Bartaley of the evening WAS the Blackburn

Bristol C Women's Slagles title. In

Hall all-Indian finals, Miss Meens Lincoln Parende beat Mias. Sultana by Middlesbry 21-18, 21-19, 19-21, 12-21 and Nottingham

POT! Vale Rotherham Shefeld W. West Ham

H.K.CC. at Chater Road on Sun- Fitz Felerabend, Switzer-21-10.-France-Presse.

day play commencing at 11 a.m..

R. H. Hughes, R. Bell, K. 1. ften-land's World

ton,

J. Pakenham-Walsh, . . plon,

ls to have a stomach

Stanton, R. Jenner, F. Findley, P. operation and will be unable to

V. Dodge, T. N. Loigh-Bennett,

M. Williamson, P. A. Weller. Un piro: I. Harris, Sevror: J. Smith.

Scorpions

1st Division (Awny) v R.A.F.: 1. Stanton, F. D. Bottomley K. M. Campbell, . A. Weller, 8. KUI, J. D. Whinery. D. W. Leach, H., Pinniger, R. B. Com plon, V. o. Roberts, D. W. J. Clark.

FOOTBALL ИКРС

selected to represent the Club in

the

football matches on Saturday.

3 30 p.Armstrong. Neal; McCall,

Douglas,

Jones: Planck, Bishop

Phayar, Tomunson, Pickering, Dig-

compele la the Winter Olymple

v Leicester

v Plymouth

Y Fulhain

Stoke

V Liverpoot

y Bury

Y

Bristol R.

v Notte

V SworACA

V

Third Division (South) Brentford

Games, it was learned here French Team Wins Brion

today.

Feierabend, 48, was thinking

of giving up racing two years ago but his team mates

Coventry

Ipwwich Millwall Reading Shrewsbury Southampton Southend Torgy Walsall Watford

per-

suaded him to try once

more

World Bridge Championship

for an Olympic title which he

has never won.

Paris, Jan. 12. The Freach team lonight won

Third

Errow

Swimming History. America's 288 points,

Chester

Derby

✓ Colchester

v Crystal P.

V Leytons

V Queens PR.

v Gilling

v Bournemouth V Northampton

v Aldershot

V ceter

V Newport

v Swindon

V Norwich Division (North)

V Accrington

Transmore

♥

Qateshead

V Darlington

V Halifa

y Bradford C.

v Southport V Wrachten]

v Chesterfield

v Manadold

ASIKĘPIO A

v Scunthorpe Beottian Laagus "A"

V Kitanocic

Ho has shared the World the World Bridge Champion- Bradford The following üleyes have been 1 Championship for two and four ship. with a load of 54 in Carille

man bobs six times-China tornational match points over Crewe 1st Division (Home) v St Joseph's Mall Special,

their American opponents.

Grimsby France scored 342 Interna-Hartlepools

Rochdale tional match points against Stockport

Workingtors York C. points,

Arizo pointa ceito

Dundee East Fife Hibernian' Partick Queen of B. it Mirren Stirling

Arbroati

RUGBY

Army North XV

2nd Division y l Joseph's (2 p.m.): Bachmann; MoLoan, Wat-

Wako, Phillips. ner:

Bradbury;

In ordinary gamo Wellington, New Zealand. Manas,

scored 80,880 Beattle, Douglas, Trefwell, Miller

Beynolds and Reserves!

One family made swimming France history at a provincial swimming against America's 02,350. Woodstock.

contest here by winning · four

known Charios. Gloren, |covated Champlonships.

throughout the world for his The thies went to the three books on bridge, who is play Ray: Vit:D.. 7. Odds 2/Lt. Hamilton brothers, of Inverearing in the American team, sald Maunder, Cth J. M. Moore, B/L N. Net wort the Senior 100 tonight: "I have never, in 20 Arbe E. W7 Capt B. T. Harrison, P. Culleys Cpl D. Sharps, 2/L4 5. L. yards, backstroke and the 220 years seen such a strong and Ayr

team playing Noi Bruchirs Chandler, 1/1A . 84. Bkübeck, 2/tyarda tree style, Jack won the brilliant MW. Tuden, Bat CV. Houghton, Intermediate 220 yards back team. In the world could have CSM it. Hahsm Capt. A Blu, stroke, and Don won the junior boston Trance on the form they RLA G. AT AUGU, LA 1, J. McCut joch, Ramavis: agt Mackburn, 224 220 yards free, skyles China. Are showing at present,"

Army North" v. RAY at Causeway

Mail fpeciali

Txpace-Prine,

V Frikik

V Hearts

Motherwenti V. Aberdand y' Dunfermline ▼ Clyde

V Harth Rov,

Boottish Langue

V.. Mostrone

"Johnstona

Farming Means More To Cockell, Gardner And Simpson Than Fighting

Says ARCHIE QUICK

Don Cockell and Jack Gardnerwere in London last week. The Cham- pion had come up from his Sussex farm at Horam; his stablemate had come up from his Leicestershire farm at Market Harborough. Their manager, Mr John Simpson had come up from his Hampshire farm at Basingstoke to meet them.

But they weren't in London to discuss pigs and poultry, Nothing so important, Only the British and Empire Heavyweight Boxing Championships, which Cockell is due to defend his titles against the ex-Granadler Guardsman at Earls Court, London, on April 24 after two postponements in September and January. And I honestly believe that farming means more to these three than fighting. Scrapping is only the means to the end of bigger and bolter farms.

| Mr Seed told me the other cay that he was thinking α giving up. All I can Buy Ls: "Football Association, get him as your team manager and sole selector."

A most iaudable object, make a supporting contest to farming, but while they are something more attractive, which public performers,

the is equally humiliating. und public is willing to pay good! money to see them perform, 11 When Eddie Firmani left in their duty to fit themselves London for sunny Italy, Charl- in peak condition and give nulton Athlete pocketed £38,000 value 11 the ring. After all,

Some funny things happen in Genoa club from the

Samp football, and one of the the old-timers did think the doris.

most that Bul

Way not the British Heavyweight Charu-half of it,

the Shrewd

peculiar things of Jate is manager pionship something

Seed made a lightning way struggling Tottenham per- Jimny while.

Bist und

in trip to

playing their one forward Southern Ireland

of genius, Eddie Bally, in the paid

for Waterford $3,500 when i saw Dad

Jimmy

Reserves. centre-forward

He was put into the Gould. Comparative-Not only did Charlton make

second eleven against QPR at they are ឯង

the special

West request waistline

Bromwich Albion manager, Mr Vie Buckingham, so that he не could watch him.

That in th self is

I was shocked them in London.

my

DL3

^

flasco"

worth

and pro-

ly, age for uge, thick around the

net profit of over £30,000, but rotund self.

que they got for themselves a ready- colleague described the

coming contest made leader in the Scot whose "a fatty

goal-scoring feats in the mud de intking him the talk of the moter Jack Solomons was 50 concerned that he

suggested town. that Gardner should have

before Apri warning-up bout with une of the younger achal-Dick Richardson, Henry Comper or Joe Erskine February Manager Simpson

would not hear of it.

POOR SHOWING

Gardner recently put up un ex- tremely poor showing in giling the luckiest of points decisions

the

um

That deal alone puta Mr Seed forward as "The Manager of

That is not all. He has 1956".

Italian cum another

South African In Eddie Firman's cousin, and

I hear that he is preparing to do another money- spinning struke af business.

Seed

of talks

retirement. That would bo u disaster for

is peculiar too, for if there

is one person who should know

NOTICE

'THE HONG KONG-

JOCKEY CLUB

As from 8th January 1986, Admission Badges to the Members Enclosure on Race days are obtainable from the Club's Cash Sweep Office, at Queen's Building, Chatar Itoad, and NOT from tha Secretary's office at Alexandra Houas,

Admission Badges at $10.00 cach per day are obtainable

only on the written introduc- tion of a Member, who will be

responsible for all visitors introduced by him. Payment must be in cash, and cannot be chargeable to Members accounts.

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

6th (ANNUAL) RACE MEETING 1956

28th January, 1st and 4th February, 1956

and

Hong Kong Derby 28th April, 1956 Programmes

and

Entry

all about Baily it is his old team Forms for the above may bo

mate now,

Vie Buckingham. Any-

HY | obtained

at the Secretary's London Combination A

Office, Alexandra House; the Club House, Happy Valley; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

match is no place to assess the

value of a footballer Eddie

such

5

Another strange thing is that while West Bromwich were

"watching" Baily and another

one

lin offer

for

Entries close to the Ster-

representative was over at Fuitary, Alexandra House, 8th ham watching" Bobby Robson, Floor, at NOON on Tuesday, Soccer in general and Charlton West Bromwich themselves were 17th January, 1956. 223 particular. Seed and his

de-forward, nie seiling trainer Jimmy Johnny Hodgkisson, 10 Walsal International

Please enclose the entry Trotter have lifted the Athletic and receiving from the Third Division to another one, Johnny Nicholis form in the green envelope First, won the Cup and

now

from Sunderland. Hodgkisson provided, threaten to take the League and Nicholls were first team men Championship for the Brst time. until recently, and Nicholls an

By Order of the Stewards, It is the one honour which has England player last season. AB cluded Seed

I say, football is a funny game.

the

over Tongas Kilione Lave, and statement most puthelle

London that chine

out of the meeting was Mr Simpson's cry from the heart: "I could not let Gardner fight, unless I was surt he was 100% 01, and I nol sere he was that against Lave." Mr Solomons has two ideas. One is to ask the British Board of Control to weight the two contestants at regular intervals, which is humillaling, to say the least. The other is to relegate penny in big transfers, at the the night from top-liner 2211 same time selling to advantage.

SOLE SELECTOR

And all his success has been

without spending gained

Let's Stop Those Olympic Anthems

Says DESMOND

HACKETT

The International Olympic Committee is hustling round with a chiding: "Now boys, no fighting" and the flaming bowl that symbolises the opening of the Games will not be lit for all of 10 months.

Mr Avery Brundage, the American President of the Committee, pleads with one and all not to stir things up by publishing tables of points won by the competing

nations.

n

I would like to point out that into Olympic fitness, did the after the Olympic Games of much better. Job. 1952 the official report published Getting really deep into this research business, works out; a table of medal winners which started.... USA 76, and right | Hungary had 221,428 people down the list to Bulgaria . from whom to produce one (Wonder what happened to the medal winner; Russia had other half of that medal7) 2,817,381 people from whom to of their meda! produce cach

Mr Brundage says that these tables create International

pleads: wrangling. Ho Olympic Games are between nations

verriners.

All right then, let there be no "The Olympic tables, and surely the a contest Olympic hymn and the Olymple Normal aags are sufficient anthems and national pride perfectly legill-emblems for this non-national mate, but neither the Olymple athletic meeting.

Games

sports nor any other

contests can be said to indicate the superiority of one political system over another."

FLAG-FLYING

Nobly spoken, sir. But if the are a hapDY. Olympic Games Iriendly get-together among Individual athletes, then why ali the flag-flying and national anthers to celebrate victories?

The Olympic appeal gets down to busines when it points out that tables

can be entirely inaccurate, and that it would be unfair to give the winner of a marathon or decathlon, a gym- nast, pistol shooter, yachtsman, football team, or basketball team the same score. (Hear, hear!)

And I fully agree with the downright statement: "To be fair the factor of population should be considered, and if a careful analysis were made it would be discovered that many small nations have won for more Olymple medals faken on a population basis than tha larger countries."

Being a chap who pays atten-.; tion to what is requested, I made a brisk check-up of the results of the last. Olympic“ „Games and found that - Rusia, so with a population of 201,300,000. (hope haven't left anybody out) won 60 medals, while düngury, with 9,810,8184 - (that was the 1941 count) won: 42*medals,""

i

Working it out it does look a though Afrungary: "kwith 192

-London Express Service)

(COPYRIGHT)

BOXING

QUEEN ELIZABETH || YOUTH CENTRE KOWLOON

TONIGHT 6 P.M. TONIGHT 1956

Landforces Championships.

SEMI-FINALS.

15 BOUTS.

All Landforce champions are competing. Admission $2 and $1 pay

at the door.

Against

skin disease and Itching

Mitigal

A GENUINE BAYER'PRODI

MANUFACTURED IN LIVIERUSEM.

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

FIFTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 14th January, 1956,

(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Dlub)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONB1ST OF 8 RACES, The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm, and the First Racs run at 2.00 p.m.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.45 am.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED. All persons MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the meeting,

Admission Badges at $10.00 each are obtainable from the Club's Cash Sweep Office, at Queen's Building, Chater Road, only on the written introduction of a Member, who will be respopalbio for all visitors introduced by him.

Tins will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeting. For this purpose a Child is a person under the age of seventeen years, Western Standard.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $3.00 each payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite Ice of $3.00 in order to gain re-admission,

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in the RESTAURANT,

SERVANTS

Servants must remain in their employer's boxes except for passing through on their duties. They may on no account use the Botting Booths in the Members' Enclosure,

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $10.00 such may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building, (Chater Road), and 5, D'Aguilar Street during normal office hours and until 11.00 am, on the day of the Race Mesting.

Particular numbers within the series 1 to 3,000 may be reserved for all race meetings as Through Tickets, Buch tickets will be issued consecutively only and the right is reserved by the Stewards to cancel any reservation for Through Tickets for a particular Meeting if it is found that sales may not reach the number reserved In the series 1 to 8,000,

Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00 am. on Friday, 13th January, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Mootings.'

Tickets over 3,000 will also be issued consecutively but

particular numbers cannot be reserved as Through Tickets.

The reservation of any particular number does not confer on the registered holder any rights, whatsoever, unless the ticket bearing the appropriate number is issued to and can be produced by the holder.

The Stewards reserve the right to refuse any subscription also the right, to remove any, name from 'subscription - Hista without staling reasons for their action.

SPECIAL CASH SWEEP

Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Poarce Memorial Cup scheduled to be run on 4th February 1966, at $2.00 each, may be oblained' from the Cash Sweep Ofees,

· TOTALISATOR

Backers are adviand not to dewlroy or throw away their ticket until after the "all clear" signal' has been exhibited.

ALL WINNING TICKETS AND TICKETS FOR REFUNDS MUST BE PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT AT THE RACE COURSE ON THE DAY TO WHICH THEY REFER, NOT LATER ÉTRA ONE HOUR 'AFTER THE TIME FOR WHICH THE LAST BACK OF THE DAY HAS BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE RUNG CAREER * PAYMENTS WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN OR DIS

FIGURED TICKETS. "

- Bookmakerk, Tie Táo men, etc. will not be permitted to opser

within the precincts of the Hong Kong Tonkey Clubvert

Order of