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SUCCESSFUL SPORT ON SATURDAY One Mile, prize, $400; sud,. $130.

AFTERNOON,

[ST INCUS.]

Messrs. Hall and Shenton's Saligia, 185

lbs. ...

(Mr. Pollock) 1 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Blotting

Paper, 10 lbs. Sir R E. Stubbe, Putron-H.E."

(Lt.Cdr. Thompson) 2 K.C.M.G.

Mr.. Bagram's Dictator Dahlia, 167 lbs..

(Mr. Harriman) 3 Hanerary Stewards-H.E. Vice-Admiral

Sir Allan F. Everett K.C.M.G.Mr. A. A. Alves's The Wasp, 1st lbs.

(Mr. G. U. da Roza) KOVO, QB., H.E. Major-Gen C. C. Luard, C.B. C.M.G., Hon

Also ran-Uncle Charlie (Mr. Buck), Sir Cland Severn, K.BE, CM.G., Wingmera (Mr. Gibson).. LL.D., Commodore A. J. B. Stirling. C.B. Stewards-Hon, Sir C. Paul Chater. Kt.,

C.M.G., Sir Henry Gollan, Kt C.BE.. Ligat. Col. G: K. Hall Brutton, Mr R M. Dyer Mr. FI. P. White, Mr. C. G. Mackie, Mr. M. T. Johnson, and Mr. H. Birkett Clerk of the Cour".—Mr. K. J. Pater

Ron.

143

Won by six lengths; five lengths Time: 30.20; 1.01.4-5; 1.34.2-5; 2.05.28. Wimmers and The Wasp led first timą past the post. There was no change in the order at the half mile. Going up tha Wim- hill Uncle Charlie was tailed off. mera maintained the lead to the 14 mile post, where Saligia moved up and led into. the straight.. From the distance post Blotting Paper made a great run, follow- el by Dictator Dahlia, but neither could gut on terms with Saligin, who won Pari-mutuel:-Winner, $10.30. Places:

Acting Secretary. Mr. H. Greenwood. Oficinte for Exim Meetings. Mr. M. Teasily. The Wasp was a poor fourth.

Johnson. Mr. C. A. Peel, Mr. E. M Dyer, Mr. F. G. Walker. Judge. Mr. D. E. Clark,

Oliphant

Anixtant Judge-Mr. M. T. Johnson. In Charge at the Seater Mr. B. D. F.

Brith and Mr. R. M. Dyer. Starter-Mr. P. M. Hodgson. Seed Starter-Mr. J'adduck-Mr. C. A. Peel. Timekeeper-r, F. G. Walker:

C. Hunorary Surgens,-Dr. J

down.

1, 85.70; 2, 87.30:3, 86

Cash Sweep:-Nos. 53, $9.241,40: 477, $540.40; 483, $150.00.

Unplaced ponies (30 ench): Nos. 179, 49% 587.

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WATERFORD, PRATE:

"A" CLASS. HANDICAP.

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BANQUE 'INDUSTRIELLE DE:

CHINE

SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT: APPROVED,

CHESHAM HANDICAP: "A" Class. Six Furlongs-1st prize, $400; 2nd, $150;.

3rd, $100. Maes Mr. H. P. White's Gypay Love, 158

One and a Quarter. Miles.-1st prize, lbs.

(Mr. Buck) 1

$450, 2nd, $200; 3rd, $100 Messrs Dunbar and Stanton's Seattle,

133 lbs.

(Mr. Brodie) Mrs. R. M. Austin's Grey Knight, 169

(Mr. Pollock) 1

In the Supreme Court on Saturday. Mr.. Dynasty's King Emperor, 140 fbs.

(Mr. Davies) 3 Mr. A. A.. Alves' Golden. Chrysanthe

morning, on the application of Mr. F mar, 158 lbs. Ar da Boza). Jenkin, the Chief Justice (Bir Henry Mrs. R. M. Austin's Grey Streak, 147

Mr. Ferdndud's Curiosity Shop 180 lbs. (Mr. Pollock) 4

Gollas) made an order for sanction of. (Mr. Gibson) 3

the Scheme of Arrangement (Réglement Also ran :-Rothesay (Lt.Cdr. Thomp-

Transactionel) in connection with the (Mr. Harriman) 4 Also

ran:-Loch Rannoch (Lt.Cdr. Banque Industriele do Chine,

The petition. after referring to the fast. Thompson), Beauty Dahlia (Mr. Davies). Uncle Alf (Mr. Buck), Baby Eyes (Me that the bank seat inte voluntary liqui- dation in 1991, and that the Scheine of Brodie)..

Arrangement was approved at a weeting Won by three lengths: half a length.representing debts amounting to over Time :. 36; 100% LALI-54, 2141-5; 20,000,000 franes, went on to say that ex

9-5.

Tbs.

son), Gymp (Mr. Harriman), Rayfield. Mr. A. H. Carroll's Poppy Leaf, 146

lbs.

(Mr. Gibeon),

Though rain threatened, on two or thren neensions to mar proceedings on Saturday afternoon, the opening day of the Sith extra meeting provided soine capital racing and just suficient reversal of form to provide satisfactory dividends.

Won by lengths; short head. His Excellency the Govern (Sir Ed:

Time: 29.3-5; 1.00.3-3; 1.32.45. ward Stubbs, K.C.M.G.), was present King Emperor and Seattle got off in was Sie front to straggling turt, Before 100 throughout the afternoon, as Claud Severn. The latter had the plenards has been covered, Gypsy Love was sure of seeing Intabu win, carrying the in front. The order going up the hill was Gypsy Love, King Emperor and rolours of Lady Severn, while the Gover- Rothesay, with Rayfield last. lypsy Low The order first time past the post was nor's 'pary, Gandie. gained place money led into the straight. At the distance Beauty Dahlia, Grey Enight, Poppy Leaf, post Seattle nearly got on terms, but At the six furlong post dolden Chrysar Gypsy Love came again and won easily. themum dropped bank to last. Curiosity Pari mutuel-Winner, 2.40. Places:Shop joined Beauty Dahlia at the five far

on two occasions.

2

Though Cel. Hall Brutton was present or the course, he was not sufficiently re86.80; 2, 88.30; 3, 88.50.

Cash Sweep:-Nos. 55, 32,335.00; 750, covered from his recent illness to under 2667.40; 313, $333.70-

Unplaced ponies (360 ench):-Nus. 123, take the duties of starter, and these were

167, 188, 112.

carried out by Mr. P. M. Hodgson, with Mr. Oliphant in charge of the white. flag.

In the first event, Janibu was a fractional better favourite than Valians, and return- ed a dividend of $19.3. In the second [event slightly better than even money was obtainable about Saligia, Lae winner, oving to the strong support for Blotting Paper, who finished second. Saligia covered the mile in 2.05.9-5 and won as he liked, but bonours are due to Dictator Dublin who Enished third with 367 Tbs. in the saddle, Mr. Buck, on Gypsy Lote, Beat a better favourite in Seattle and his followers collected $8.50 on each ticket.

Grey Morn carried Chicago off his legs, after the first 6 furlongs of the Ribbles dale Stakes and landed the odds laid on' him, the dividend being 88.4C."

The Novices race provided the surprise of the day. Out of 1,608 tickets, 997 were invested on Saracen; Auchcare och carried 212 and Two. Pairs 145. The winner turni el up in Denon Boy, on whom Mr. Ralph rude quite a well-judged race and gained Mr. Taggart his second victory, and pre- vided followers of the scarlet jacket with a dividend of $100.30. Saracen is evidenti ly ntally unreliable and Mr. Buck deserves all sympathy.

In the penultimate event, Beldorney Star showed that he has recovered bis fore, by winning handily from Gaudie and Valiant. The favourite was Mowgli, who finished fourth.

In the last event Grey Knight, after long spell of bad luck, carried Mr. Pollock to victory and earned a dividend of 842:20. The race was run at a false pare, but the winner covered, the last quarter in 30.1-5. Golden Chrysanthe- mum was carried out by Cariosity Shop, but secured second place.

Poppy Leaf was installed a red-hot favourite, but could only finish fourth.

Results follow:

CHESHAM HANDICAP "B" CLASS Six Furlongs 1st prize, $400; 200,

8150, 3rd, $100,

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RIBBLESDALE STAKES.

lbs.

One Mile-1st prize, $500; 2nd, $200;

3rd, $100. Messrs. Dyer and Heith's Grey Morn, 102, Ibs (Lt.-Cdr. Thompson) Messrs. Dunbar and Stauton's Chicago,

262 lbs.

(Mr. Brodie) Mr. Bagram's Magnificent Dahlia, 153

(Mr. Harriman) 1 Won by many lengths, many lengths. Time: 20.4-5; 1.01. 1-3; 1.3.2-5; 2.04.1-3. Grey Morn and Chicago raced to the front, Grey. More being on the ruils.

and They kept neck

to (the top if the bill. Here Grey Morn, was slightly in front. As he turned into the straight, be led by two lengths and camo

way to win in a common canter.

neck

Pari-mutuel Winner, $6.40. "Place: 1,85.70.

Cash Sweep Nox 65, $5,598.19;. 324, $1,508,80; 484, 8708-30

Iba.

NOVICES RACE. Once Round.-1st prize, $400; 2md, #150;

ard, $100. Mr. J. H. Taggart's Demon Ros, 147

(Mr. Ralph) 1 Mr. H. P. White's Saracen 159 lbs.

(Mr. Back) 2 Mr. Fate's Two Pairs (Mr Patta) 3 Mr. Neinazee's Tadworth, 150 lbs.

(Mr. Bartholomew) 4 Also ran:-Aleantra (Mr. da Roza), Auchenreoch (Capt. E. Hall), Quab (M2. Stanton), Stimo (Mr. Simmonds),,, May Leaf (Capt Oxspring).

Won by four lengths: 1 lengths. Time: 20-1-6; 61,0-5; -1.24; 1.37. Alacantra led with Demon Boy" second and Saracen last. Patsing the five fur- long post, Saracen moved into third place and at the four furlong post was level with "Alacantra, and then drew ahead of the field. Soon after entering the straight Demon Boy came away and won easily, Saracen being second, Two Pairs third.

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Pari-mutuel:-Winner, $100.30. Places: 1, $11.90; 2, $5.60; 3. $7.70.

Cush Sweep:-Nos, 786, 2,489.20; 194, $711.20; 407, 355.60.

Unplaced ponics (850 each) :-Nos! 536, 602, 135, 283, 613, 687.

WATERFORD PLATE:

"B" Class HANDICAP. One and a Quarter Miles-1st prize,

450; 2nd, 200; 3rd, $100.... Mr. H. Birkett's Beldorney Star, 158 H. Sir Edward Stubbs' Gandic, 162

Ibs.

(Mr. Brodie) 1 (Mr. Davies) 2 Lady Severn's Jambu, 160 lbs. ́ ́

Capt. Neville's Valiant, 150 lbs. (Mr. Pollock) 1

(Mr. Gibson) 3 Lt.Cdr. Thompson's Hailsham, 144 lbs. Mr. Sha's Mowgli, 150 lbs.

** (Lt.Cdr. Thompson) 2.

(M. Harriman) s HE. Sir Edward Stubbs' Cinudie, 162 Also ran:-A.E. (Mr. da Roza), Lang-

Ibis.

(Mr. Davies) 3sat (Mr. Pollock). Mr. Baste's New York, 147 lbs.

Won by 2 lengths; two lengths, Time: 31.1-5; 1.07.20; 1.40.4-6; 2.14.1-5;

(Mr. Brodie): 4

Also ran-Valiant (Mr. G. H. Gibson), 245.4-5. Unclo Tama. (Mr. G. A. Harriman), Toomai On passing the stand for the first time (Mr. G. U. de Boza), Solly (Mr. Buck). the order was A.B., Gaudie, Valisat, with

At

Won by two lengths; ball a length... Langsat and Beldorney Star last.

the six furlong post, the field were well

Time t 30.2-5; 1.02, 1.34,

Solly took the lend, followed by bunched. At the half mile post, Eeldor Gandie, New York being last. The order ney Star moved into third place, and he was the same at the half mile post, ex-hind were Goudie and Valiant. There cept that Hausbam had moved up to was no change in the order going down, third place, Going down the hill New the hill. Founding the bend for home, York drew up on the Feld. Hailsham led Beldorney Star and Mowgli were scen into the straight, where Jambu came out in front, hallway down the straight through

followed by New York on the the former came away to win as he liked, outside. Jambu eventually won handily with Gaudia second, Valiant third and

Hailshara.

Mowgli fourth from HalWinner, 810:50. Places: Winner: $2.50 Places:

1,817.20; 2. $210 3, 11.40.

Cash Sweep-Nos. 554, $1,059.30; 282, 2473.85; 340, $233.90.

Unplaced ponies (850 each) -Nos. 342,

13, 114, 200," 367,

10,20; 2, $15.20; 3, $22.40

Cash Sweep Nos. 077, $2,503.20; 43, $715.20; 66, 8337.50

Unplaced ponies ($50 each) :---Nos. 36, 087, 340

agreement had now been concluded be tween the Republic of China and France settling the question of the basis upon which payment of the Boxer Indemnity was to be made. The unavenred creditors in Hongkong could now apply for 5 per long mark. The field were weil bunched cent. U.S. Gold Dollar Notes in cha going down the hill with Grey Knight manner indicated in Article 5 of the ahead. There was no change in the order scheme of Arrangement, the petition con-- when the straight was reached, and Grey tinued, and it also referred to the fact. Knight made a great run and won easily that unless the scheme be sanctioned, the Pari-mutuel.:-Winner. $2.00. Piaces: unsecured creditors would receive only a 1, $10.30;.2, 81; 3, 891.

very small dividend. Cash Sweep:-Nos. 79, 32,053.70; 115, $758.20; 389, 8379.10.

Unplaced ponies (850 each) :-Nos. 768.

34, 412, 4, 773

TO-DAY'S SELECTIONS. The programme to-day consists sexen, events and the following ponies may prove worth following:-

Beth L.:-

Dictator Dahlia. 2. Chicago.

3. Blotting Paper.

Bure 11.

1. The Wasp

2. Teashop.

3. Demon Bay.

Race 111-

1. Gymp.

2. Gandie.

3. Wimmers.

-Bure, I.:-

1. Seattle or Saligia,

2. Golden Chrysanthemum.

3. Curiosity Shop..

Rice Vi

1. Magnificent Dahlia.

2. King Emperpr.

3. Grey Streak.

Ruce VI.-

1. Beldorney Star.

2 Demon Boy.

3. Jambu.

Ruce FII-

1. Beauty Dahlin.

2. Valiant.

3. Auchenrcoch.

MOTOR CRASH.

EUROPEANS LUCKY ESCAPE

Mr. Jenkin said that, except in ong small particular, all requisite steps had. been taken, and he added that the Scheme had been sanctioned in all other juris dictions,

„Mr. Jenkin asked his Lordship to make orders as follows: (1) sunction of the scheme of arrangement; (2) costs of winding-up. etc., be paid out of the scata. of the bank: (3) John Fleming, special manager, to account and pay over all. monies in his hands to the Provincial. Liquidator and to be then discharge; (4) all bonds entered into by sundry oficials. to be discharged; (5) payment over By the Provisional Liquidator of all momes. in his hands, or to come into his bands, except for the sum of $31,501.59 which is to be retained by hing pending decision of certain rights thereto; (6) further, pro- clings to be stayed except for purpose of carrying the scheme into effect; (7) all references to the carrying out of the scheme shall be made in the Hongkong Courts and in no other Courts,

Mr. C G. Alabaster was present on behalf of the Banque de l'Indo Chine

the smount in connection with $31,501.52 above mentioned,

DUPRE. RETURNS.

ANOTHER BIG FIGHT PROBABLE.

André Dupré, returned to Hongkong. from Shanghai yesterday". -

Negotiations have been begun to arrange another Eight between Dupré and CP.O. Jinx Cartlidge The decision at the last fight was unsatisfactory, and it is the desire of the supporters of both men that they should meet again. "At Two European motor cyclists had a présent. the promoters of the last fight narrow escape, on Saturday afternoon, at ars, sanguine that another match will

and be arranged. the junction of Queen's Road Arsenal Street. The driver of a Hong. A meeting will take place today be. Kong Hotel motor bus stopped at this twren Dupré and Mr. T. G. Bennett, junction, and fading traffic going East Hoa, Secretary and Treasurer of the barred from proceeding along Queen's Hongkong Boxing Association, when the Road reversed his engine (so it is alleged) negotiations will probably be carried and crashed into a cycle and side-car step further, and the matter may, indee driven by Mr. W. E. Hollands, of the ho actually Bottled P.W.D.

Fortunately, neither Mr. Hollands, nor Mr. Deakin (of Government House) who was in the side-car, were hurt. The cycle, however was badly, damaged.

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Dupré will, in this event, train under Star Sergeant Hunt, the well-known physical culturist, whilst Cartlidge will train at his old quarters at the Kowloon, British School,

RHYMES OF THE ROADS.

PEDDER STREET.

The Fedder Street, which now you see, Isn't as short as it used to po.

The Fraya then, I would have you know, Thirty or forty fears ago

Rat where now is Jardine's front door, And the old Hotel looked over the shore. At the top, a fine Clock Tower rose tall, Showing the hour to one and all;

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Which got on the Departmental nerves Of those whom Time not rules hat serves; And soon road-improvement" bent, They came and removed, the--impedderment

E'un now, some of us speak, with heat Of that crime

ime committed in Pedder Street, For the Clock Tower wasn't as much in the way As the beastly mators they park today,

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