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It is but truth to say that for nearly an hour after the race the Aga Khan was a more conspienous figure than ever his fine horpe had been. In the members' enclosure be wag mobbed in a genteel way, but I observed that he was as ready to converse with tiny men in cloth caps as he was to exchange hand grips with some of the greatest in the land.

The Aga Khan.

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AND RADIO.

A General Post Office notifies tion gives the following unclaimed correspondence, etc., waiting at the Post Office, and also unclaimed radio telegrams at Telegraph Ofier, Governmont

Building:

the Radio

Poste Restante.

CEMETERIES FOR KOWLOON.

REVISED. PROVISIONS,

AREAS MAPPED OUT AT HO MUN TIN.

Revised provisions for cemeteries in Kowloon have been made by the Government.

It is notified in the Gazette that Council has under section bo of the His Excellency the Governor-in-

R. S. Antindale, C. H. Bond, Beilin, Miss L. Barbat, Mrs. M. A Burnside, R., A. Cox, C. S. Dang: W. G. Dudfeld, J. Drewry, David

Public Health and Buildinge Or Midgley Sons, Ltd., A. Evans (5.8.. Golden Sen), Figueras, J. S.dinance, 1930, authorised as a place to be used as a Roman Catholic. Henderson (Int. Export Co.), Mrs. When he was eventually joined F. E. Hansen, F. Külka, J. B. Cemetery, to be known as Kowloon by his son, and together they walk Kemp (Hodder & Stoughton), Mr. Inland Lot No. 2145, the piece of ed down the course, he was again and Mrs La Morie, Dr. A. Dituated at Ho Mun Tin..

land containing about 14 sores, applauded in a way that proved Maxwell. Madame C. North, C. beyond question that part of the H. Rolfe, HLStubbs, Miss A. vast multitudo had already swalD. Sikes, & Stott, J. A. Scott, lowed and forgotten their disap. J. R. Thompson, "FAY Tong, M. pointment,

Thistle, Mrs. H. Williamson..

For Blenheim, except to a very tiny minority, was neither an ex- pected nor a popular victor.

It was Rustom Pasha, the Aga Khan's first string, and second favourite in the betting, that carri-

Ied the piles of money.

What other country, I wonder, would generously cheer the owner of a horse that had clearly beaten the one he obviously expected would be first past the post1.

The Winning Instinct.

I heard afterwards that Wragg, whose second Derby victory this was he steered Felstead two years ago--felt certain he would win long before he reached Tattenham Cor- per. But that was most decidedly not the belief of the spectators.

They were hushed into an aching

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Parfumerie Prigaun

It is further notified that Gov- erament Notification No. 18 dated January 21, 1921, authorizing as cemeteries certain areas known as Kowloon Cemeteries situated near Ho Mun Tin in Kowloon is hereby cancelled, and further that His Excellency the Governor-in- Council has under section 90 of the Public Health and Buildings or THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS

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dinance, 1930, authorised the fol lowing places to be used as ceme- teries in place thereof;"

(A) To be known as Kowloon Cemetery No. 1, the piece of land containing about 11 acres situated at Fo Pang in Kowloon to be used 3211, 3559, 0966, 0140, 2415, 6670, as a European Protestant cemetery

0579, 5714, 0059, 2809, Chungshan

from (B) To be known as Kowloon Cemetery No. 2, a piece of land containing about 112.30 acres situat-

Sunclad, from Cheminitz, Lam Sai Sun (Great Eastern

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completed their trot to the post. From my point of vantage I could see scurrying mobs rushing hither and thither as though they were hurried on their way by machine guns, but the only real and detach- cd noise was that which came from an evangelist with a cornet direct- ly opposite the grand stand."

This year--and there is no doubt- ing his ability on the instrument- he played "When I survey the won- drous Cross," and he had just reached that line, "My richest guine I count but loss," when the "wail of his cornet was drowned and suffocated by a tumultuous roar that was a blend of grean and moan and ecstatic howl. **They're off!!!

Diolite First Away.

That was all, and tens of thous ands of times has it been heard, but never as it was heard yester day. The exact number of people on the Downs will probably never be known, but it seemed to me that thero were at least as many as ever, although it is also true to say that i was only the main highway to Epsom that in the morning was congested.

The many by-ways were almost

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READERS are reminded.

ed at Ho Mun Tin to be" used as 2 Chinese cemetery.

(C) To be known as Kowloon Cemetery No. 3, the piece of land containing about 5.5 acres situat. ed at Ho Mua in to be used as a Mohammedan cemetery,

(D) To be known as New Kow- loon Cemetery No. 4, the piece of land containing about 17 acres situated at Sai Yu Shek in the New Territories to be used as a Chinese

cemetery.

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As the corner was turned Rustom Pasha, on the rails, was galloping bell-for-leather, but, as Diolite was whose money was on the favourite, now racing abreast with him, those and the others with sweepstake tickets, comforted themselves with Hirst, the owner of Diolite, had the remembrance that Sir Hugo

publicly declared for the whole world to hear that if his colt were among the first four at the Coracr

as free of traffic as they will be any he would surely win. day next week. But what a mo-

And here was the horse practical- ment that was when the first thrilly neck and neck with Rustom

| ling leap was made by the seventeen Pasha; it was difficult, indeed, to

thoroughbreds.

Dielite, drawn number ive, was first away, as was only fitting, con, sidering he was the favourite at 11 to 4, but right behind him, and al- most treading on his flying heels, were Ballyferis and Trews, and the two outsidere, Bargany and Tetragem

distinguish between the blue and the green and chocolate hoops of yellow stars of Diolite's jockey and

the hunched over mannikin on Rus- tom Pasha,

Brilliant Riding.

But lying about seventh was Blen- heim, whose name had scarcely been heard up to that time. In front

or on a level with Blenheim were Iliad, Trewa, Ballyferia, and one or two others.

Then for a breathing space it. looked any odds on Iliad being the winner, but in what was the Wragg exhibited magnificent jockey- equivalent of the final strides

ship, lifted Blenheim to victory.

The cruel hill that all Derby run- nera have to mount before they favouritica, but once in the straight The cries now were for, the two can" properly get into their stride it became clear even to inexpert appeared to be no more than a eyes that Rustom Pasha had shot. stretch of level turf to the fav. his bolt and that Diolite, too, was ourite, but within half mile he

fading. began to ease noticeably, and as the Bushes were gained those ex- traordinary men who are called "readers" were whispering in the Press stand that he was done with. and that Rustom Pasha would be in the lead when the field again. Silver Flare was fourth, and came clearly into view.

Trews, who suffered a swift colli- They were.

sion at Tattenham Corner, fifth, 2 Course right. The slopes in the direction of Tatten- this year's Derby was poorer than It is not for me to say whether ham Corner, but long before the its predecessors, or finer-the time horses reached that breaker of was nearly four seconds longer than oquine, hearts Rustom Paths was out in front with Diolite next in the very many I have seen this of the record-but I do know that of attendance, and Ballyferis and Silver Flara occupying the third 1830, chiefly because of the Prince. and fourth positions.

Aga Khan's ear-to-ear smile," will remain most deeply etched in my memory.

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The official verdict was a length between first and second, and two, lengths between second and third.

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