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HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

ANNUAL BACE MEETING.

OFF DAY.

Saturday, February 18th.

The Officials of the Jockey Clab are Stewards--His Excellency Sir F. J. Lugard, KO..G., C.B., D.8.0; His Excel-

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2 TH, 1911.

Mr Marshall's Xma Tree Tint an

(Mr. David) Mosars Boyes and Taylor's Chowringhee, 10

41b (Mr Hickman) Capt. C. A. Chaytor's Tols, 10st 51b

(Mr Jerrois) 3 Mr H. A. Law's The Ramp, 10st bib (Owner) 0 Mr R. A. Bowen, 10st 131b/Capt. Brierley) Major Grace's First Revolt, 10st 1016 Mr D. acdonald's Highland Bura, 10st gha (Mr King) 15lb (Mr. Kremer)

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THE FINAL STAKEI-Value 8200, For all Subscription Griffins that have ran at this Mooting and not won a recu. Weight for inches as per scale. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not had more than two winning mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin, Unplaood runners at this Meeting allowed 5th. Off-day Winners barred. Entrance: 85 to go to Second Pony, Five Furlongs Mr Thomas' Mustard, 1081 121b

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THE PERJURY CHARGE AT SHANGHAI

REX MICHAEL,

DEFENDANT'S EVIDENCE

with two lakba. On Monday all the brokers had to write individual choques to the other brokers and either that day or the rert they were told that these individual cheques were not neaded, but one cheque. On Monday, Mr. Oller. dessen, the Chairman, told witness to go to Mr. Saunders, who wanted to see him with regard to his account. Witness went and he was at the

INTIMATIONS

At the adjourned hearing of this case in bank for two hours Mr. Saunders looked PEMARTIN

lency Vire-Admiral The Hon. Sir A. Mr Beth's Peruups, 11t.0b (Mr Monteith) 0 Mr Twain's Seaweed, 10st 71b Humphreys 3 accused, said that if there was any falaity in the quite certain if this was what was said or vice Winsloe, R.N., K.C.B. C.V.O., CM.G. His Mr. Meiland's Bilbo, 10st 111b Excellency Maj. Genl. C. 4. Anderson, C.B. Commodore C. J. Eyr's, RN; The Hon Bir Paul Chator, Kt, C.M.G, The Hon. Mr. H Keswick Capt. G. C. Dwyer; Mossra, G Friesland, H. J. Godec. W. Humphrey C. H. Ross, N. J. Stabb, H. P. White.

Stewards in charge of the Sastes, The Hon, Mr. H. Keawiek and Mr. G. Friesland,

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Mr Black's Dusel, 10st 71b (Mr Hickman) Mr. Klimanek)

Masers Boyes and Taylor's Chowringhee 10st 4b (Mr Roberts) Capt. Chaytar's Iols, 16st 71b (Jervois) Mr Ellis Kadourie's Blowing Chief, 10st 7lb Mr Doleful's Urgent, 10st 12b (Mr Kuagga) O

Bir Dovid) Mr H. A. Law's The Ramp, 10st 6ib... Messrs Slade nad Balloch's Tregos, 10st 12th (Owner) (Mr King) Mr Dryasdust's Jack Spraggon, 10at 10lb Mr Echo's O.E., 10st 7lb (Mr Hishop) (Mr Kromex) Mr M. Stewart'e Wirral, 10st 1316, 4lbs over

(Mr Klimaneck) 0 A good start was witnessed, Tres taking the lead from Highland Barz. Past the stand the back stretol Elbe took the lead, the Tres Elbe was second and First Revolt third, but at the being second, First Revolt third, and Chop ringhee fourth, First Revolt at the football andicappor - Capt. G. C. Dwyer.

and showed the way, and no change was made Hoi. Sir Paul Chater. Et, till the rook was past. Then Chowringhee came up strong on the outside and ga und fourth place, but David, who had been lying! back, made his way through from the ruck, and after a fine race in the stright snatched the victory from Chowringhee by a neck.

Time-2 miu. 12 2008.

YARI-MUTUEL

C.MG.

Assistant Judge Mr C. H. Res. Starter--M. H.J. Godgo.

Second Starter-Mr M. W. Slado. Tino-Kesper-Mr. M. S. Sassoon. Hon. Treasurer-Mr R. U. Edwards. Clock of the Conrso Mr T. F. Hough. ⠀⠀ Brilliant weather favoured the "off day" on Saturday, and the attendance within and with- out the enclosure was again oxcóptionally large though there wore not so many ladies present as on the other days of the mosting. The card on this occasion comprised seven races, one more than on the ordinary programme of the off-day, but all the events were got through in good time despite tho grost delay, which took place in starting the second race. In the absence of the more experienced jockeys, Mr. Johnstone ex- cepted, and in the absence of the ponies described as certainties, the afternoon provided decidedly good sport, and those who patronised the pari-mutuel had the satisfaction of seoing bigger dividends, Winners paid out as much as $82.40, $65.70 and 855.70, while the biggest "sweep was $1,899.45.

Details are appended. THE "HAY AND CORN" BTAKES-Value

8200. For all Subscription Griffus that have run at this Meeting and not won Race. Weight for inches as per scale. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not had more. then two winning mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin. Unplaced rannera allowed 5lb. Entrance $5 to go to Second Pony. Half a mile,

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MrO. K's Don, 10at 1216 (Mr Klimane) 1 Messrs Blade and Balioeb's Trevenna, 10st 91b (Mr King) Mr Twain's Seaweed, 10st Tib

(Mr Humphreys) Mr Echo's 0.B. 11st Olb (Er Williams) Mr Roberts Lightfoot, 10st 13lb (Owner) Mr H. B. Pike's Artosian, 10at 12lb (Mr Kromer)

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Mr Ellis Kadooris's Blowing Chief 10st 1216

(Mr David) 0 Capt Taylor's Mohawk, 10st 11b (Mr Knaggs) 0. Capt. Dwyer's Traloe, 11st: (Mr Monteith) 0 The flag fell to a good start. Artesian took the lead, followed by Trevenna, Seaweed and· Donau in the order named, but going up the inoline Donau passed into third place, and the position remained the same round the band. In the straight Trevenus reduced the distance between him and the leader, bat Doosu coming upstrongly in the middle successfully challenged Artesian, who finished fourth, Trovenm being half a length behind the winner.

-Time-1 min. 0.14 BOOK.

PARI-MUTUEL.

Dividend

1st

2nd

3rd

1Ticket

CASH SWEEPA.

No. 36

7

71

$14.40

6.40

lative. Off-day Winner barred. Entranco

Dividend Lat

2nd 3rd

CASH SWEEPS. 1-Ticket No, 250

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183 327

(Mr Williams)

Dusel was the first, to emerge from the scramble, followed by Urgent, Mustard keeping well behind. At the village Seaward showed his paces, and took third place. Tregon disputed with Urgent for second place, but a change was modo when Mustard came outside and passes the field, winning by a length frota Dasol.

Time-1 min. 18 seca.

PAKI-MUTUEL.

Dividend

1st

2nd

3rd

JASH SWEEPS.

1-Ticket No. 295

657

$20.60 7.30 10.00 20.90

$1,864.80 532.80 266.40

QUASHED.

that he had shown is accounts to Mr. Saunders Witness reported to Mr. Ollardesson

how he was to make his settlement cheques if and told him what ho had said. Mr. Ollerdessen id, Wait until to-morrow." Witness asked

that if they were not wanted they could be con write the individual cheques to all brokers and be did not know where he stood, and Mr. Oller. dessen said, "Wait." Witness told his elerk to colled and one choque written out. The nort

H. M. Police Court, Shanghai, on the 14th inat, through his accounts and be said, "Go and tell before Mr. G. W. King, Polico Magistrate,

them that you have to draw only 60 per cent." Mr. J. C E. Douglas, who defends the That was to say, that 40 per cent, of witzess'

clients ware bad. Witness: As was evident from the answers themselves, answers given to the Judge it was not intend d.

Was not the statements were not made corruptly question of what was porrirs, but he said that nor were they intended to pervert the Court from justice. Counsel then touched on the he would deal with this fully later in the case. Jadgs did not necessarily show that they The fact that questions were asked by the were relevant to the issue. A Judge saked questions to find out things, and whan he that certain things were not relevant. Counsel Before witness wout to the Exchango he called enme to think out his judgment he might find was supposed to be the settlement day. would be able to show that the statements were

and saw Mr. Saanders and asked him, what was to not relevant to the issue. As a matter of fact, he done. He replied that he did not know what the question whelier Mr. Michael jobbed or was going to happen, Witness went to the Ex. did not job formed no question of fact on which change from the Bank and he saw only Mr. Dav the Judge wanted more evidence on the issues ideon there, and ho said, "Well, why don't you he framed, and as a matter of fact it was not whom, Wong?" There was was nobody there. A referral to in the judgment.

make your sotiloment P Witness eaid, "With

witness went to see some brokers and ask them broker arrived aftor ten minutes and be left, so what was going to happen. At eleven o'clock there was neefing and in the afternoon they

SHERRIES

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SICK-ROOM.

Perfection of

quality attained at the

price.

Sole Agents:

$55.70 16.10 8,50 20.20

was 56 182 of ae and had been a broker in Defondent was then aworu. He said that he $1,801:80

Shangbai since 1888. He was one of the 514,80 Tus ADMIRAL'S CUF-Prosented by His

oriinal members of the Shanghai Stook 217.40.

Exchange. He was born in Bagdad and me to the conclusion that there were soven of his mother language was Arabic. He came them who could not meet the settlement. air, Excellency Vice-Adusiral Sir Alfred L.

to Shanghai in 1882. He was educated in Hunter, Mr. Pirie and Mr. Ollordessen ene Wiseloo, K.C.B., C.V.O., C.M.G. (Ladies'

D. Sassoon's Benevolent Institution at Bombay and worked the seven," one at a time. Hunter Nomination). A Handicap for all China Ponies that may be started at this Meeting.

for one year and in the Scottish High School said, "Don't make trouble. for six months. That was the whole of his settlement. I on assure you that they will Lot ns pass the Becond to receive 60 per cent. and Third 40

English education before he came to Bhanghai, never press you, that they have no intention per cent of the Entrance Faea. Entrance $5. Une mile and a quarter, The Donor of the

He wrote, English very Indly, and he always to ans you, they have no intention to do asked some assistant to translate it for him. anything but help yon Cap has also kindly prosented a Bracelet for.

He came to Shanghai to join Messrs. D.derstood that there was a proposal for scie Witness un- the Lady Nominating the Winner, no Lady AN AMOY CONSULAR CONVICTION Sassoon. In March, 1998, lie started as a produce us to lend the amount of the deficiency to broker. In 1891 he took to share broking. Mr, enablo to settlement to pass. Whon witness Bucharan teaching him the business. He was said them" he meant the people who wers which time he was very ill. in England from 1998 to 19.3 during Mr. Hunter that this was too big a matter to going to lend the money. Witness replied to returned he had been & share broker, and his decide in a minute and asked why he was not

Since be success was due to the late Mr. Geo. MaBain, informed some ten days previously. Ollertessen who gave him great sapport. Prior to March, spoke to witness to the sume effect as Mr. one time he was worth a'great deal more, but he to Mr. Neiles in the middle of the room, and. 1910, he had about Tle, 45, CO saved up. At Hunter. In the afternoon Mr. Pirie was talking

on Hongkow Wharf shares, and owing to this aid,Well, look here, Michael, they are al advanced money on loan to one Chinose in 1908 gree, I will." Mr. Pirie went to witness and Iostome money with some Chinese He witness heard Mr. Neilsen guy, If Mich sol will han not being nole to take the shares he had to agreed except you. You say Yes." Witness pay s. 35,000 and it had not been repaid, said that in the circumstances he could WINE & SPIRIT Tue March set lemont was very heavy. Owing at mortgage his life for the sake to the influenes of some friends he was induced the Juna settlement at his age. to sell short some Langkate and Samatras told him that he had lost what he had Ater he hail sold Mr. Pirio und Moast.

Witness and that he could not make the settlemont. and Langkat shares what up from T Benjamin & Potts cornered the market,

to nominato more than one Pony. Mr Hickman's Kerry, 10st 4ld, 4lbs over

Mr. John Pool's Rejected, 11st

(Owner) 1 (Mr Johnstone) 2 Mr Baxey's Lucullus Rose, 10st 12lb Mr Buxey's Pet Rose, 11st 1lb (Mr David)

(Mr King) 3 Mr D. Macdonald's Highland King, 10st Mr Macedo's Tuca, 9st 12lb (IF Kramer) 12lb (Mr Jorvois) Messrs. Labbook and Noble's Alaority, 10st 4h (Mr Knuggs)

Mr O.K.'s Donan, 10st 3ib, 6lbs over......

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(Mr Klimaneck) This was one of the best races of the after. noon. At the start Inco was in the van, and with Alacrity immediately behind led the field past the stand. Rejected, who had been bringing up the roar, da hed to the front and at the incline led comfortably from the Roses. In the straight Kerry forged ahead, and a keen struggle for vistory took place between his and Rejected, ending in the triumph of the former by a length. Time 2.40$ secs.

- PARI-MUTUEL.

Dividend

1st 2nd 3rd

2- 3

CASH SWEEFS. 1-Ticket No. 86

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391.... 258

(Mr King) 0

In H.B.M's. Supreme Court at Shanghai, on the 13th instant, before Sir Havilland de Sausmares, Judge, and Mr. F. S. A. Bourte, Assistant Judo, Mr. H. P. Leaver brought an formerly Judge of the Britisk Provincial Court appeal against a decision of Mr. B. G Tours.

1910, whereby he was sonristed of illegally order of conviction made on or ahont July 28, at Amsy. The appellant sought to quash an

arresting the persons of a Chinese and of Japanese protected subject upon a jotty of the British Concession at Amoy without legal authorization, and contrary to the regulations of the British Concession, and sentenced to fine of fifty dollars, or in default, seven days, imprisonment.

of

rupt you." Witness said that he did not curs. will expol you; we shall sue you; we will bauk- irie they begau to threaten him saying, "We

Then Pirie softened bis voice and said that they

50]

H. RUTTONJEE

& SON,

MERCHANTS

H. P. Wilkinson, Crown advocate, appeared for 803 to 11. 1,400 sud Sumatras from

Mr. Oppe represented the appellant, and Mr. the Crown. with his friendfor which he thanked him and to some friends to help him and he promised meet his March settlement. He had to appeal with the consent of the Court, he proposed to them that they should not lose money by him, take his base as though it were a reserved case He asked them if they could help him, as if they under Articles 83-6 of the Order in Council, and did it would tavo about ten lives. One:aid that Rules 67-9 of the Rules of Court. That being he could not give him cash, but he had 80 Sen- so, it would be treated as a stated case on arimawangs that he had to deliver to him at prices inat appeat. He had no objection whatever to under Tls, 400 in Marah and he taid that be the conviction being quashed, upon the following had to deliver the shares in Jute to a Mr. considerations. As the result of a consultation Davidson. He suggested that they should give with his learned friend, he learnt that the appel witness theas lant, who was a Customs employe, made no claim ever

80 Senawangs and what that his acts ought not to be inquire inte by lubility.

money he got should reduce his naturally raised no question as to the rights of contract to deliver 80 H. M. Courts in China. Further, his friends fraction under Tls, 137. Witness was under The shares were sold to him at

Sonawangs at

The Crown Advocate said that by agreements. 115 to Tla. 300 He was not able to did not wish to ane him, and asked him to go in RACING SEASON

at Amey to police the Concession in tccordanceould have to pay him a cheque of about Fis the Municipal Council of the British Concession rises about Tls, 400, which meant that they with the Land Regulations,MA

that is not ultra vires.-

Mr. Oppo There is no claita in this case to interfere with the jurisdiction that British Courts have within the Settlement. he frankly aid that mistakes had been made in The Drown Advocate said that that being so this matter from the desire to hold to principles Leaver was not the person who ought to have which his friend did not in any way question. been proceeded against.

and make the settlement and afterwards collect what he could and that they would give him a lift. Pirie said that there was no time leit Witness was overwhelmed by all that had contred, and he said, "All right. Pirie then Raid, "We will make the settlement to morrow." After this witness was told to gat his schedule and they would arrive at his deadlenay. All the brokers rushed to their offles to make up their schedules and then returned to the Exchange and from Ave achedales in the Exchange. The next morning eight o'clock they were scrutinising the

to begin it; they were waiting for the Cem- make the settlovat, but no broker was willing the broke to assembled in the Exobange room to

mitton When the Committee arrived Mr.

1911.

ZEISS

PRISM

BINOCULARS

CAN BE OBTAINED FROM

CHS. J.

GAUPP

& CO.,

HOME PRICES WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COST

FOR FREIGHT OR PACKING.

8 x 26.10.0

that morning witness had about Tls. 3,000 to

The Court then adjourned.

6

x (stalking) £7.10.0

6

X

£6.0.0

85 to go to Second Pony. Tres quarters of afterwards overhauling the leader and romping that those mistakes were made, and an arrangé. Í fenld hot help it. With this man's choque his credit in his account,

a mile.

Mr Dargor's Just in Spite, 10st 81h

On resuming, witaoss said that six persons

882.40 12.60 5,90 8.10

$1,890,45

542.70 The LUCKY" STAKES.-Value $200, For all

271.35

Meeting and not won a Race Weight for Subscription Griffins that have run at this inches as per scale. Jockeye who have not had more than two winning mounts in Hong-

The Assistant Judge-This is not supposed 32,000. Instead of doing that in respect of Pirie, who was not one of the Committee, but kong, Shanghai or Tientsin slowed 5 lb in any way to oust the jurisdiction of the Sonawsage saying, "Make use of the Sangwangs sated as spokesman, wades speech to the effect.

that transaction the gentleman gave him the Jockeys who have never had a winning mount British Consul to deal with British subjects In in Hongkong or China allowed 7 lb. Off day his own way. You do not claim that the and return them to mo in June, and whatever that he had made the arrangement for the set- Wimmers barred. Entrance $5, to go to Second Council has any exclusive polico jurisdiction?

money you have got turn over to me in respect tlement with the Cathay Trust and explained Pony Seren Farlonge.

The Crown Advocate Under the Land of them. He caid that they would pay him about guarantees, etc. Mr. A. L. Anderson Mr Dolefal's Tomahawk, 10st 10lb 8.10

Regulations, with the assistance, and practically back the money which he had turned over to suggested that three clears should be given for 12.10

Mr Marshall's Cocoanut Tree, 10st 5lb

(Mr Hickman) 1 under the control, of the British Casul, the him when he delivered the shares. Witness Mr. Pirio, but the latter said that he did

Connell has that exclusive right.

paid him Tis. 11,000. The Senawangɛ were

not want them. They then went to the $563.05

Mr David) 2 The Assistant Judge--I do not know that the only relief that be had. He sold them at Hongkong and Shanghai Bank for the 2ti

161.10

Mr. Dryasdust's Jack Spraggon, 10st. 101b

push at 118. 1,200 a share and he bought them settlement. Witnes 3-

enw them there like 80.55

(Mr Kremor) 3

from the same man, Mr. Neilsen, at Tis. 1,255 Some were signing, and he pushed THE ALL OUT" STAKES.-Yale $200 For Messrs Slado and Balloch's Treyenne, 10st 41b

Mr Boberts Lightfoot, 10st 11lb (Owner) o

share for June, which meant that he bad to his way to the caruter. Mr. Loftus Jones was Chine Ponies that have ran at this Meeting.

pay him Tis. 55 a share for three months, behind the counter and he said, "Sign this." and not won a Race, Weight for inches as Mr Velox's Greyback, 10st 8lb (hir Anger)

the people who cornered him in Sumatras-most- not read at the time and that even now it took said that his money wout into the pockets of Read it." Witness explained that he could Asked what he did with the Tls. 96,00), witness Witnons said, "What is it?" and he said, per scale. Unplaced Ponies and bona fide MT H. B. Pike's Artesian, 10st 71b (Knaggs) 0

ly Firie and Benjamin. When Jane came he him about a month" to read a lawyer's letter. Griffing on date of entry allowed 5ib, Subscription Griffins of this season allowed vanna getting away second and Artesian third,

lent him these shares had story big account was and they said, "Oh, nothing in it, sign' it." Pomahawk und the best of a bad start, fro

had to deliver the 80 Senawange. The man who He asked those who signed before him what it 101b. Jookoys who have not had more than but at the bead Artesian went to the front, and two winning mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai forced the pace. Trevenna, which was Record, or Tientain allowed 5lb. Jockeys who have į foll babind, and Lightfoot took his place. At moved for this rule that the position was that to give witness, he beliored, 1 l. 234,000. Wit and Mr. Jones said, "If you pay for it

His Lordship-It struck as when Mr. Opps with kim in rubbor shares in Jane and ho had When witness had signed he asked for copy never had a winning mount in Hongkong or the rock the louders closed, and no change was the Consul had mistaken a civil remedy for China allowed:7 lb. Allowance set acoun- made until Tomahawk showed up strour at the criminal one. An aotion for malicious arrest/dud said that there was a rumour among the member of the Exchange. Witness was then112 X 29.5.0

ness approached this man before the settlement Witness got a sory later indirectly, through a village bend and took second place, immediately might lie.

brokers that there would be no settlement. The asked to sign a cheque for Tis. 891.000. On The Crown Advocate said that the point was man replied that if there was no settlement he ment which was in force a very good arange March the rubber hoo had just started witness could not make the settlement. In ment-whereby the Amoy Customser employees and business in shares was unprecedented. "Wa signed the document; one, au Amerigan, refused NEW MODEL 6 X weighing of the I. M. Cnatome, should act as Water could nos cat, we could not sleep; nothing but to sign. On June 29 witness drow a chaque for Police, and assist the Commeil in the policing of orders; we did not know how to fulfil them. Tls. 691,000 and started to put through bis the Settlement and territorial waters, appeared There was no time for thinking; they were attlement. Mr. Grayrigge would hand him te have been misunderstood upon this accasion, inmbling over each other." At the end of June certain aberes to deliver and any lie had not da

702 can be carried in Any difficulties arising from this arrangement should have been settled by correspondence with its had to giro members of the Stock Exlivered be would hand back to Mr. Grayrigge Peking. He had to thank his learned friend change la 951,000 altogether. He had to in the evening. The same thing occurred on

vest pocket, £6.0.0 267

receive from brokers, members of the Exchange, June 29 and 30 and July 4. All cheques re for the way in which he had discussed this at T. 70,000. The balance to had to pay brokers osived from the public would be put into witness' 79

ter with him. He suggested that there should over and above what he got from them was Pis THE "LOITZEERA STAKES-Value $200 be no order as to costa.

For all Griffins that have run at this Meeting

Mr.

Oppo said that the question of a British 891,003, and this he had to get from the public. and not wou a Rase. Weight for inches as subject being immune from British jurisdiction There was nothing doing in Jnae; very little busi. per scale. Subscription Griffins that have by virtue of service in the IM: Customs had new, Brokers were afraid to meet their creditors About the middle of May the market collapsed, ran at this Meeting and been placed been disposed of over thirty years ago, and no and they wore shaking dica for 85 or $10. Wit second allowed 3 lb., those that have question of that kind was raised in this case mess was susking dice with them; he was afraid boon placed third allowed Sib. Unplaced He made no admission at all in regard to the to go and meet his clients. The Stock Ex Bubscription Grimus allowed 10 lb. Jockeys question of the Council's exclusive policing change was like a grog-shop or bar. Witness who have not had more than two winning rights. mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin within the Settlement. The only question was the settlement unless the Exchange put up the The Castoms fauctioned na police chionts said that they would not be able to most allowed 5 lb. Jockeys who have never had a what was to be done with persons arrested on vinning moant in Hongkong or China allowed the fuse of the waters when landled at the prices, as the difference was too much. Witness 7 lb. Off-day Winnars barred. Entrance Custom House within the limits of the Britishment could not go through. He also spoke to pointed out to Mr. Barff that the Jane settle Mr Durger's Just in Fun, 10st b

If Durgare Juse Fun, 100 6 Round

Concession. This was a question that could Mr. Poite stid Mr. Ollerdessen and said, "Don't well be settled by diplomatie arrangement. Mr Cymra's Dylan, 10st 131b, 4lbs over safely say this, that when any person is arrested

(Mr King) 1 His Lordship-Speaking generally, one may there will be no cha ce of a June settlement.

delay mattera, for from what I see of the pub.io He suggested that they should sit down and work Hope, 10st 10lb...

Settlements and is hrough within them from said, "We live on them and must not kill them ders and that if we would sign promissory notea (Me Hickman) 3 Mr Beth's Perhaps, 10st 8lb, 7lbs allowance,

lib over (Mr Bolden Mr D. Macdonald's Highland Tarn, 10st 7ib,

(Mr Kromer) O Major Grace's First Revolt, 10st 11b

(Mr Jervois) 0 Dylluan led from the start, and in the back stretch raced neck and neck with Just in Fun, Ban Hope lying third. The leader was s length in front of Just in Fan at the rock, but

bad third,

home comfortably, Jack Spraggon being a

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Time-1 min. 51 secs.

Dividend

PARI MUTUEL

$11.40

1st

5.50

2nd

3rd

7.50 8.70

Mr Knaggs) 1 Mr Ellis Kadooria's Bolgisa Chief, 10st 7b (Mr Klimanek) Mr Gilpin's Caprico, 10st 2lb (Mr David) 3 Messre, Lowe and Hickman's Kongsi,

10st 5h (Mr Hickman) Q Mr C. H. Ross Ben Hee; 10st 316.

0

(Mr Jervois) Mr Valor's Grayback, 10st 8lb (Mr Asger) 0 Mr Dryasdust's Gondolier, 10st 2lb Messrs. Sludo

(Mr Kremer) 0 and Kallock's Trogoty

9st 11lb (Mr King) 0 Mr Cymru's Dylinnu, 10at 131b, 5lb over ... Mr Williams)

The start was delayed fully half an hour by the eccentricities of Kongsi and Gondoler, both of which went practically round the course by themselves. Ultimately the ponies were got away. Dylluan went to the front, with Kongui and Chief in attendance, At the incline Chief passed into second place and Just in Spite come third. The last named overhauled the leader and led at the rook from Kongai and Chief: The leader kept his distanse

CASH SWEEPS- 1-Ticket No. 477

$1748.25 499:50 249.75

ATSO

account, which was examined overy day, by the CHRONOGRAPHS Committee of the Stack Exchange and the per-

AT ALL PRICES.

who longed the money. There was a deficit 470,000. On July 4 about 8.30pm. Mr. Tweed came and asked witness to sign a promissory on the cheque witness had given of about, Tis. note for Tis 473, 0). Witness said that to sign fer that amount on demand was like the Arabian Nights, and objected, saying that it Tweed assured him that he would not be sued and looked better to sign for half-a-million. Mr. witness signed it. In July 7 witness received. informing him that his obligations must be com a commenieation from the Stock Exchang pleted by September 30, or action would be tak ett in accordance with the rules of the Stock the course of his letter said: "The debtors of Exchange, Witness replied on July 8, and in WHY GO TO.

from the field and fiuished easily, a good race Mr C. H. Bow (Mr. Williams) 2 outside the British Concession or International out some system of carrying the public, and the Cathay Trust were distinotly given to un-

between Chief and Caprice. for second being. decided in favour of the former.

Time--1 min. 323 secs.

PART-MUTUEL

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FOR YOUR GLASSES ?

outside-I am not saying where the boundary They said, "Oh, it will pass or something for the amounts owing, the Trust would not begins-it is the duty of the person who arrests him to hand Lim ever to his own Conent or the Witness said, "We shall see what we shall soo trary, give thom ressonable time to clear our like that. They did not want to face it press for payment, but would, on the con anthority of his own in the Settlement, or to and who will be right. You may come to your shares and make good cur debt to the Trust.. police of the Settlement, who would take charge senses at the last minute. There was a meeting The latter to hand force me into a position of him,

of the Stock Exchange on June 25 and schemes which is quite different to the verbal onder Mr. Oppo said that the arrangement hitherto for putting through the settlement were had been that Chinese subjects arrested on the discussed. The brokers had come to the con- standing some te between the spokesman of the water word be taken to the Chinese Custome elusion that there would be no settlement and Trust and the Brokers, and I fail to see how the House, and handed over the Chinese "they were trembling and anxions, and they matter. It may be impossible for me to clear BECAUSE authorities.

Trust can assume the attitude it now takes in the could ses Mr. Leover had commified no cride, aturday. Various suurestions, and 'spostes materially improve. In a postscript he added, The Assistant Judge in that so far as he called a general meeting of brokers for the everything by the end of September unless rates and the conviction ought to be quashed wore made which seemed like Greek to witness, I veuture to suggest that the Committee of

His Lordship (to the Crown Advocate)-I suggested that they should engage Mr. Dennys concerned to discuss the above.

as in the crowd they talked tro at a time. They the Stock Exchange call & meeting of all brokers take it that your point is that the Consul and Mr. Grayrigge at the Hongkong and having rotised to act mader Articles we might Shanghai Bank for the pooling rangement, he then took logel Adrion. Ho identified that Witness was suspended on December 9, and have ordered him to do so. Your argument The meeting was adjourned until the deals with this case as if that course had been followed. You do not ask for coste, Ms. Opper morning, when it was continued until after and between his lawyers and Mess. Dammond Mr. Oppe said that he did not, as he did not noon. All that morning they were discus White Cooper & Phillips. The result of the know whether he was entitled to them, but he

ing the settlement, and they wanted some

naked for the return of the fine

You will receive Fair Treat.

ment.

A Carofal and Inteligent

Examination.

We have & Sound Optical Reason behind every Lanz.

correspondeng, bebren Aimself sad Mr Hurst N LAZARUS,

one to come forward with two likhs of tools, arrangement was that witness was made legally OPTHALMIC

In be a On the Monday there was no meeting The Liable for four lakhs and made a glare for life.

brokers were supposed to be helped by somebody

(Continued on page 5.)

His Lordship The conviction will be quashed,

OPTICIAN, CORNER D'AGUILAR ST., HONGKONG.

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