MEETING.
EASTER FIXTURE.
ERIN'S ISLE PAYS A DIVIDEND
OF $258.20.
(BY EARLY BIRD.)
If dull and, somewhat overcast, the weather remained fuc for the concluding day of the Easter Meating at Happy Valley yester day afternoon. The attendance was a little better, that the first day and the sport generally was well up to standard,
A big upsat occurred in the "B" Class Handicap over one mile, when Mr. Ulater's Erin' Isle won, and paid his supporters $939.20. This was the fcest race of the meeting and resulted in one of the most sensational finishes I have seen for many a day.
In marked boatrast to the first day the track was in wonder- ful condition, as was evidenced by the capital times which were registered in some of the events.
Dividends on the whole were fairly good in view of the fact that some of the contenders were hot favourites.
Place bettors
must have had a very good day, as some of the ponies paid out very liberal odds and altogether I fancy backers must have been well ahead on the two days' meeting.
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Mr. A. J. P. Heard distinguished himself by winding two events. Mr. Heard who rode Tangle in the Sellers Plate demon- strated his skill by riding a "C" Class pony to victory despite the fact that the field contained some good clase ***
A
and "B" Claes ponies.
THE RACING,
Junk Plate... "This should have been Winsome Stag's race but somehow his con nections reserved him for the last event which eventually ended dis- astrously for the big chestnut.
Chesapeake Bay ran strongly, and won easily enough in spite of the fact that he was a bit wobbly at the judge's end,
Mr. Heard, who led nearly all the way looked to have a chance" com ing into the straight, but the farourite came with a big show of speed at the finish and caught the judge's eye. Huntington was second (which was a good perform ance considering he is a "B" Class pany) and Bakers Bay just managed to beat Rose Hat for third place.
Mira Bay Hazdicap “4.0" Class.
}
"
He won easily enough and sur- prised me by paying 88 for a win which in view of his ability was extraordinały. Dr. MacGown came in second on his new acquisition, Duke of Nieblung, and Mr. N. Hashim's filly Sunning followed.
Tola Selling Plate, This looked an
easy thing for Triumphant Stag before the race, but somebody blundered, for the good thing did not even get a place.
Mr. Heard rode
remarkable
race on a "C" Class poos, and had the satisfaction of bringing him in a winner by a length and a half.
THE HONG ONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929,
in the saddle and has a knack of Mr. Heard is a positive marvel being able to win on any kind of animal, whether he is in his right looked to have class or otherwise. Blue Danube ebance, carly on hut was beaten when Tangle came alongside. Chow Taze Lou had to be inspected by a Veterinary Sur geon before he was allowed to run, and he was good enough to fill third place-but he did not book it.
The winner was put up for suc In a field of eleven the public tion, but no one needed him, as the selected Zephyr to carry the moody.auctioneer did not get a bid." . This was
a great compliment to Mr. Heard as the pony had been A claim was put in for Triumph.. out in many races and was an utter ant Stag, who will be seen in the
a colours of one of our
taipans when he again sports silk.
disappointment. But he as different pony with "Johnnie' on top as he won easily by two lengths ia the very good time of 2.09 which ia excellent time for a "C" Class contender. Rummy, who was hard. ridden by Mr. Reidy nearly all the way filled the second berth while Mr. Churchill returned his backers (@wonderful dividend of $70.00 when he rode Zenjebi! into third place:
Mountain Air needs more moun- tain air, is le puffed out early in spite of the fact that all the shrewd punters backed him down to second favourite.
Mira Bay Handicap "B" Class. In a field of sixteen ponies, of whom nine were backed over the 100 mark Mr. Ulster's Erin's Isle ran a great race and collected the
money.
This race was a treat to watch, and had the public on their toes, us at least seven of the field came into the straight closely bunched Logether,
Starling Stakes,
sporting
Fifty-eight and three-fifths of a second is great going for a sub- scription grin and Mr. Heard was responsible for this performance on Lock Etive who won the race in easy fashion by three-quarters of a length. The Jungle Book supplied Mr. Gus Roza with a "nice" even ride, and collected second place money Sunshine, ably ridden by Dr. Heidy was third a half a length behind Jungle Book..
Hebe Plate.
41
When it is realized that a sub- scription griffin is capable of doing two minutes and a fraction over five seconds for a mile it is the time to. look forward for a little excitement.
::
Mr. A. F. Clark," who has been associated with all the successes of that great little pony, The Phea sant has something to be proud of as he has unmistal bly proven to us by the excellent manner in which he has won his races that he is in the first rank of toes! riders.
Amidst all the excitement of the run in, the dun pony was quick to take advantage of an opening, and
Mr. Clark will be leaving for gave some of his staunch backers Home next week, and the good wishes of all his brother jockeys the pleasure of collecting a big re- turn. Fifty Fifty was a very good will go with him as he has endear. second, and Mr. Harriman landeded himself to all he has come in The Ape to catch third money,
contact with during his.. stay in. Hong Kong
Easter Plate.
little
POBY
THE RESULTS.
1-Junk Bay Plats: Seven Furlongs.
Messrs. Stanton, Hinson and Wang's Chesapeake Bay, 138 The. Mr. T. L Wong) 1 Mr. John Peel's Huntington, 160 IbMr. A. J. P. Heard)
Mr. L. Dunbar's Bakers Bay, 163
ba.......(r, G. U. da Roza) 3 Aho fan:-Rose Hall (Mr. A. E. McCartney).
Time: 1min. 47.3-5secs.
Four starters: Won by a length; one length and a half between second and third.
Winner Place, 1st
Pari-mutuel.
Hebe Flats: One Mila."
Mr. W. E. L. Shenton's The
Pheasant, 16 lbs.
Pari-mutuel.
'Winner Place, 1st
$7.10 5.30
2nd 3rd
8.30
6.40
Messrs.
Cash Sweep.
2nd, No. 191
3rd, No. 290 dapi
$2,713,20 5.20 397.60
1st. No. 7
Unplaced ponies of $30 each- Nos. 217, 130.
Betting.
1,049
(Mr. A. F. Clark)
Stantoh and Reidy's
Mowgli, 150 lbs.
(Mr. W. T. Stanton) 2 Messrs. Liang and Wong's
O'Moon, 163 lbs.
IS ANOTHER ICE AGE APPROACHING?
GERMAN SCIENTISTS'
WEIRD IDEAS.
PORT SWETTENHAM.
IMPROVEMENT OF SHIPPING FACILITIES.
Kuala Lumpur:-At the annual (Mr. T, L. Wong) 3
general meeting of the Selangor Also ran-Loch Alsh (Mr. A. J. BERLIN (U.P.).-la the midst of Branch of the F.M.S. Chamber of F. Beard): Thunderbolt (Mr. F. M. 'Germany's coldest winter of many Commerce, Mr. D. F.. Topham, pre- Soares); Duke of Normandy II. decades-on February 11 was residing, said that the F.M.S. Gov. Winner. Place, Mr. H. C. Lec); Mongolian Stag corded the lowest temperature Ber. crament had created an advisory. Town Hall...... ...1,301
(Mr, L. Roidy). Young Pretender... 205 130
lin had experienced in 138 years had asked the Chamber to nominate board for Port Swettenham and City Hall... 10 30
Time: Smins. 03.1-3secs. Duke of Chantilly
Wan be three many scientific and lay minds have a representative. He (the speaker) Seven starters: 184 ... 280 Little Thunder... 126
lengths: half a length between turned new to the question of wae nominated, Grand Tattoo Eve... 325
second and third.
whether another ice age is in fact L'ari-mutuel.
approaching.
$9
(Mr. Cave) 1 Mr. MacGown's Duke of Nie-
blung, 188 lbs.
943
$8.00
2nd
5.40 7.40
5. Best Stakes: Half Mile.
Messrs. Bennett and Cave's. San
Francisco, 169 lbs.
Gash Sweep,
Lat, No, 210
2nd, No. 127
$552.60 243.60 121,80
Unplaced pony (850) No. 74.
Betting.
... 812.
મફ
Winner. Place. 996 169 81 802 93
3rd, No. 362
Bakers Bay Huntington .......... 145 Chesapeake Bay Rose Hall 2-Mira. Bay Handicap “O!! Class One Mile,
1
Mr. Mac's Zephyr, 158 ths.
(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) Mr. James' Rummy, 150 lbs.
(Mr. Reidy) 2 Messrs. Harry and Henry's Zen-
jebi, 154 lbs...(Mr. Churchill) 3 Also ran: Dark Eyes (Mr. T. Q. Bulteel); Pumpkin (Mr. A. F. Clark) Mountain Air (Mr. G. A. Harriman); Silver Stag (Mr. C. E. Sunlock (Mr. Mc- Backhouse); Gewn); Touch Wood (r. W. T. Stanton); Inca (Mr. G. U. dự Baza); Movanagher (My Care).
Time: mins. Oseca," lengths and a half.
"Eleven starters; Won by two
(Mr. MacGowa) Mr. Hashim's Sunning, 168 lbs. .. a. C. Lee) 3 Also ran-Gold Medal (Mr. B. A. Proulx); Kous Song Hall (3r) 6. Y. Liang); Charleston II. (Mr. Graham); Fire Call (Mr. A. B. S. Clark); Ace of Spades (Mr. A. EX McCartney); Movanagher Bennett).
Time: 59.4-5seca.
(Mr.
Nine starters: Won by six lengths; short bed between second and third. "
3rd ..
Cash Sweep.
Winner. Place, 1
Ond 3rd
832.70 8,80 0.50 3.00
Cash Sireep.
lat No. 18
2nd, No. 30
$1,722.00 492.00 16.00
3rd, No. 600 Unplaced ponies of 850 Nos. 280, 178, 339, 52.
Betting.
The Pheasant Loch Alsh
each-
Winner. Place.
The Board had met five times.. and among the matters discussed were the equipment of No. 6 wharf with electrical cranes, etc.; the sup-
While the belief that a consider. able portion of the North Temper.ply of fresh water to No. 6 wharf; ate Zone is again about to be improved Lighting of the approach covered by a great glacial sheet to the port; the provision of a tug has found no positive support in to assist vessels using No. 6 wharf authoritative scientific circles, the the provision of additional wharf. possibility of such a recurrence has age accommodation at the port; and undoubtedly caught the popular the amendment of Customs Enact- fanes. Even among scientific men ment to meet the case of ships ar this possibility is not denied, al riving without manifests or with. though such authorities as Profes- incomplete manifests.
Although at that stage it was im W. Gothan, noted Germa geologist, smilingly warn the pre-information under most of those possible to give any very defnite acat generation that it need not be headings, except to state that the
hurry to move to warmer climes in anticipation of a perman-mission on February 20, there was, new tug Rose was put into com-
Lor
551 529
95-1 100
O'MOOB
938 1.180
Thunderbolt
115
49
ID
Duke of Normandy
II.
40
10
Mongolian Stag Mowgli
120. 57
101
|
-Mirs Bay Handicap "A"
Olası; One Mile.
Messrs.
120
1
*
Hynes and Mnckie's Pickle, 143 lbs. (Mr. A. F, Clark) Mr. Hau Un's Monteray Bay, 150 Ibs...(Mr. G. U. da Roza) Mr. Chan Tio Sion's Winsome
Stag, 158 lbs.
(Mr. F. M. Soares) Also ran:-imperial Hall (Mr. T. L.. Wong): Delaware Bay (Mr. G. A. Harriman); One Third (Mr. Y. M. Loo); Buster (Mr. W. T. Stan- toa).
Time: emains. sect.
Seven starters: Won by half a length: three quarters of a length separated second and third,
l'ari-muturl. Winner Place, Istog
$15.50 8.50 8.90.. 5.00
Pari-mutuel.
Winner: Place, 1st
2nd
$6.00 5.80 9.90 $,00
1st, No. 390..... End, No. 424 3rd, No. 414
Pari-mutuel
Winner Place, 1st
$13.80 7.50
$1,800.00 540.00 270.00 Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 699, 163, 737, 69, 428, 3.
Betting.
จง
11
1
Sod 3rd
12.40
70.20
Gold Metal
Cash Sweep.
$999.60
985.60
Winner. Place.
137 Kom Tong Hall ..... 73 Duke of Nieblang... 170 Charleston II ........ 47 Sunning 212
57 25 34
2nd
16
3rd
76
Cash Sweep.
142.80.
San Francisco 988 Fire Call
1,026
1st, No: 172
$1,925.40
197
33
2nd, No. 176
Ace of Spades
241
70
3rd, No. 225
550.40 276.90
Movanagher......
83
27
Winner. Place.
6.Tolo Selling Plate: Ons
Mile..
Betting.
190
87
28
12
Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Tangle,
Monterey Bay
409
230
87
42
................... (Mr. Heard)
1
Imperial Hall
370
212
Mountain Air
6
397
Delware "Bay
96
65
Silver Stag
20
A
One Third
118
43
Zephyr
693
366
Winsome Stag
842
745
Rummy
945
138
Pickle
Kno
BBO
Sunlock
28
8
156
89
Touch Wood
32
6
Inca
306
128
UNUSUAL CASH SWEEP
Movanagher.
22
9
1st, No. 284. 2nd, No. 198; 3rd, No. 36
Unplaced ponies of $50 each:- Nos. 334, 139, 08, 140, 85, 424, 35, 407.
Betting.
Dark Eyes Zenjubil Pumpkin
3. Mirs Bay Handicap "B" Olass: One Mile,
Mr. Ulster's Erin's Isle, 160 lbs.
(Mr. Charles) I Mr. Yam Man's Fifty Fifty, 183
lbs. Mr. V. M. Loo) 2 Messrs Tester and Abraham's
The Ape, 151 lbs.
(Mr. G. A. Harriman) 3 Also ran:-Bright Prospect (Mr. T. L Wong); Noukhail (Mr. New biggen): White Mist (Mr. H. C. Lee), Skinfaxi (Mr. A. J. F. Heard); Flying Stag (Mr. F. M. Soares); Kinge Falloch (Mr. T, O. Bultecl); U Un II. (Mr. B. A. Proulx); Desert Storm (Mr. G. U. da Rosa): Doubtful (Mr. C. E. Backhouse); The Jamaica (Mr. A. F. Clark); Duke of Melrose (Mr. Churchill); Brigade, Call (Mr. H. A. de Botelho); Blue World (Mr. W. T. Stanton).
-Time : - Zmins. 05.2-5secs.
Sixteen starters: Won by a neck; half a length between second and
third.
Winner Place, 1st
2nd
!
*
3rd
Puri-mutel
Cash Sweep. 1st, No. To 2nd, No. 434
145 lbs. Mr. Yam Man's Blue Danube, 160
lbs. (Mr. G. U. da Roza) 2 Mr. Huen Chung, Chow Taze
Lon, 155 lbs.-
15
ment cold wave in Northern
be thought, every indication that Europe, Asia and America,
the authorities were very much alive Discussing the question ⇓ lex to the necessity of improving the days ago, Gothan declared that "it facilities at the port, and that the is not inconceivable that we are creation of the Advisory Board actually in an interglacial period, would prove to be of very real even though this can not be de- value to the mercantile community. monstrated.
But because of the He voiced the appreciation of the usually long duration of these stipping firms at the very adequate periods we need not work up a and satisfactory arrangements that' headache over the prospect of a were made by the authorities for new ice age. Our grandchildren dealing with the rush of rubber and our great-grandchildren will shipments in the months of Novem know as little as we do whether Ler and December. or not another ice age is actually coming!!!
Long, Strong Frosta. Geological history has shown, sccording to Gothan, that the last glacial visitor remained approxim ately a million years and retired to the polar regions but a scant thirty thousand years ago. Measured in terms of human history, however, these 30,000 years are not insigni- fcant, be declared, inasmuch as the earliest recorded activities of the human race are only 10,000 years old.....
While earlier interglacial periods Caplaced panies of $50 each:-have lasted 50,000 years and per- Nos. 474, 721, 610,* 138.
Buster (Mr. T. L. Wong) 3 Also ran:--Glory (Mr. R. H. Clantes); Fanling Stag (Mr. A. E. McCartney); May (Mr. C. E.. Blackhouse); Triumphant Stag
(Mr. F. M. Soares)...
Time: 2mins. 07.4-secs. Seven starters: Won by one and a half lengths; half a length be tween second and third.
Pari-mutuel.
Winner Place, 1st : 2nd 3rd
220,30 8.90 -7.00 9.00
$1,892.80 540.80 270,00
Cash Sweep. Ist, No. 450. 2nd, No. 488 3rd, No. 411
Nos. 394, 120, 88, 894.
Unplaced ponies of $50
Betting
Chow The Lon Blue Danube Tangle Glory ---Fanling Stag
May
haps longer, there is nothing to in dicate just how long the present Winner. Place one will really last, Gothan assert ed. Usually, be continued, the gradual change in climate during such a period leaves its impressions in the plant world. At the start alpine and far northern plants, especially dwarf grass, polar grass
INCIDENT.
No. 1 FIRST TWICE!
£2,400 HOARD OF A MISER.
RELATIVES SOUGHT BY
SCOTLAND-YARD.
Scotland-yard is seeking the re- latives of Mary Ann Eastwood, who died in the room where she lived lebone, leaving notes and bank de- alone in Molyneux-place, Mary- pesits to the value of £2,400
Police, who searched the room in the hope of finding a clue to her relatives, found a London County and Westminster Bank book show- ing a deposit of £2,000, a Post- Office Savings Bank book showing
deposit of £200, and £200 in Treasury notes.
Nothing was known of the woman Information about at the bank.
and certain kinds of herbs, will be any relatives will be welcomed at found growing in the post-glacial Scotland-yard. soil and clay. Then as the climate grows warmer
come birches and pines, later follow the oak and its various companions, and fically ar rive the entire gamut of vegetation.
This formula has been closely fol lowed since the last ice age, Gothan said, although there have
been
·WOMAN AS “CAT” BURGLAR.
ROOF CLIMB TO REACH
WINDOW.
"She is the first woman cat burglar
some variations. It would appear from this, he declared, that we are at present in the middle of to come under our notice," said De- an interglacial period, that the tective Sergeant Muggeridge at climate, for the last 30,000 years Middlesex Sessions, when Phyllis has been gradually growing warm- Winifred Gibbins, áged twenty-one, er, but this is not correct.".
a servant, pleaded guilty to break- We had long ago an extended ing into a shop at Golders Green warm period when the hazel, oak and stealing £3,103. and beech were to be found much further north than at present, while
An incident never known to hapal life suitable to the most favour- pen before at Hong Kong race meetable temperate zone climate. ings occurred on Saturday when the same number consecutively won the first prize in the cash sweep. This was in the fourth and fifth race which paid the lucky holder of the tickets a total of 84,378.40.
Another peculiar feature was that the lucky ticket was No. 1. Mr. Ernest Antonio, of the Mercantlie Baak, had a through ticket on this each:-number for the day, and before the start of the races be decided to change his holding for higher dum- bers. He did this in the case of the first three races, but in the fourth, and fifth race be decided to retain bis tickets, and continued to change the remainder. In other 241 108 words he changed all-his tickets except the two which by some lucky circumstance proved to be good winners.
Winner. Place.
376
200
672
260
770
398
It was stated that she climbed on
on the ridges of our highest moun- a roof at the back of the premises tains grew tall forests where now and entered the shop by a window only dwarf pines survive.
Since
on the first floor. She was arrested then the climate has worsened. If at Kidderminster. and said that further retrogression is to follow she had a man with her when she can not be predicted. ***
entered the premises. "The circumstances surrounding
Detective Sergeant Muggeridge
this later climatic change are not stated that Gibbins had been pre- Buyers of sweep tickets and very clear; we do not know its vicusly charged, and it was ther sallers alike were bated by the- Causes exactly as we are ignorant stated that she climbed a stack extraordinary luck and judgment of the factors which produce an ice pipe. of the ticket holder.
48
16
$258.20
46.80
Trumphant Stag..... 851 7-Starling Stakes: Half Mile. Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Loch
Etive, 152 lbs,
762
1
28.80 34.00
more re-
ape The success is all the.
She was sent to prison for five Gothan suggested that prognos- markable as in the fifth race the tications might be based on the
inon tha.. winner (Monterey Bay) was one of
increase or decrease of the size of
"
j
$1,250.20 337.20
because there are many glaciers in
(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) Sr. Harbot's The Jungle Book, 159 lbs. Mr. G. U. da Roza) Mr. Gubbays Sunshine, 152 lbs. the two least backed, ponies and glaciers, but this medium is not
(Mr. L. Reidy) 3 won by half length in a field of employable in the present instants I was going at one mile an hour, Motorist at Bow County Court: Also ran:-King's Parade (Mr. seren to pay each of his supporters Churchill); Half Pint (Mr. G. A $175.50 for a win. Harriman); Papaya (Mr. A F. Clark); Alderley (Mr. T. L Wong); Pink Pearl (3. C. E. Backhouse); Touch Wood (Mr. 'W. Winner. Place. T Stanton); Bronze Idol (Mr. B. H. Charles); False Alarm (Mr. H. A. da B. Botelho); Fat Choy' (Mr.
3rd, No. 510.......... 178.80 Unplaced ponies of 850 each Dr. Lou Reidy who is part owner Nos. 277, 498, 120, 433, 175, 645, 460, The principal event of the day of that wonderful did not enhance the character of Mowgh, is also due for Home leave 7, 180, 478, 828, 395, 824. the contenders who appeared in the and what I have remarked about
Betting. cpening event and although the Mr. Clark I can also say about race was interesting enough to Dr. Reidy and add that he knows watch I am of the opinion the on- the last thing to be known in the lookers would prefer to see training of China, ponies, which he snappy aprint event in preference has shown on many occasions. to a distance race. Only six of the
O'Moon who was a hot favourite" original entry put a ZA P for this race disappointed badly, and just managed to collect third
pearance.
Town Hall, who failed to con- prize. nect at Saturday's meeting, was
Mirs Bay Handicap "A" Class. considered so mach superior to his rivals that be was soundly sap- the starter in the last race which Seven very good candidates faced ported. and just before betting provided an upset for the heavily shut down it was not possible to backed favourite and a very meri get near the betting booth.
torious win for Mr. "A. T. Clark who rode Pickle,
41
Bright Prospect The Ape
Twelve starters;
quarter of a length; half a length between second and third.
125
49
303
211
Noukhail
75
20
E. McCartney),
Fifty Fifty
137
47
Time: 48.3-5secs.
White Mint
11
3
Won by three.
Skinfaxi
643
951
Flying Stag
180.
83
King's Falloch
253
95
Parimutuel.
102
68
Winner
Desert Storm
41
15
Place, 1st
Doubtful
20
6
2nd
The Jamaica.
357
157
3rd
Duke of Melrose
90
15
Cask Steep.
Brigade Call
10
5
Iat, No. 167
Blue World.......... 423 Erin's Isle
201
2nd, No. 79
53
23
3rd, No. 55.
U. Un II.
To the delight of his numerous supporters he was able to hold off
The time for the distanco is an Grand Tattos Eve who in the end unofficial record. Pickle was carry. Mr. was content to settle down into ing less weight for inches. second place. The Duke of Chantilly was third.
Bae! Stakes.
The finish was good to see, as they came pounding up the straight
Ho Kom Tong's Town Hall, -Easter Plate: 14 Miles.
153 lbs.......(Mr. T, L. Wong) - 1 Mr. Eve's Grand Tattoo Eve, 163 All cat, but the light impest upon
lbs. april. (Mr. L. Reidy) Z Pickle, combined with his rider's Messrs. Tu and Lea's Duke of excellent horsemanship, was
Chantilly, 158 lbs. much for the heavily hacked Win
too
(Mr. G. U. da Roza) 3
San Francisco, who is one of our very boat sprint contenders, was kept over by his connections for this unofficial race, which is usually some Stag, who came.in third to Also ran:-Young Pretender (Mr. considered a happy hunting ground the last improving Monterey Bay T. O. Bulteel); City Hall (Mr. C. E. for old-timers who have in most who was only beaten by halfBackhouse); Little Thunder (Mr. F. caacs seen the best of their racing length out of first place to finally M. Bonres). daya. It was a great surprise to trounce the favourite by three. Time: 3mins 12.2-necs. everybody to see such a good pony quarters of a length in as interest as San Francisco entered for aning & race as it was possible to event of this description.
witness.
Six starters: Won by three langthe; short head between second and third.
$9.00
0.20 13.60 B.70
$1,703.80.
486.80 243.40 Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 85, 333, 426, 381, 77, 93, 677, 159, 338
THIS YEAR'S "BUNION DERBY." COURAGEOUS MR. PYLE.
(REUTER'S AMERICAN BERVICE)
NEW YORK, April 1. Undismayed by his financially dis astrous experience last year, when he lost 220,000, the sporting pro- moter,Cash and Carry !! Pyle fired the starting pistol sending off | 100 runners, including six, foreign- ers in the 3,500 miles' coast-to- coast race. The race is scheduled to end in Los Angeles on June 18; the average daily sprint will be 45, miles.
EGGS FROM CHINA.
FINE FOR NOT INDICATING THEIR SOURCE.
Edward Cater, was fined £s at
the mountains which are growing and seeing that a collision was larger and at the same time, there likely I cut off my engine and Mr. are also many which are decreas jammed on both brakes,
Lever, barrister: Heroic measures. ing in size.
THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.
COPENHAGEN.
The M.S. AUSTRALIEN
loading on or about
2nd April
For..
PORT SAID, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM., AMSTER-
DAM, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN AND
SCANDINAVIAN & BALTIC POETS.
ÜTHER, SAILINGS 100.
·M.V. “Chile?. MS. “Afrika”.
M.V. Malaya"
Tottenham Police Court on a sum- |MS. “ Siam"
mene for not indicating thât eggs
Betting.
3
Winner. Place.
King Parade Half Pint Рараус Alderley Pink Pearl Sunshine
50
14
317
106
161
84
417
·243
25 .9
370
100
he had on sale were imported.
Loch Etive
1,130
750
The Jungle Book ... 187
113.
Touch Wood
31
Bronze Idol
32
False Alarm
Fat Choy.
He told an inspector that the eggs came from China and other places. Mr. It. Morison, M.P., the magis trate, suggested that eggs from China could not be fresh or new. laid
SAILING LIST, BHANGHAI, ZTC,"
COFTIEZET, ITO.
18th April
31st Mar.
12th May
16th Apr.
27th May
23rd May
2nd July
Optional Bills of Lading issued to United Kingdom Ports.
For further particulars, please apply to :-
JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.
Telephora 0,/4072,
„MİRCANTIK BANK BUILDING,
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