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DAY OF BIG DIVIDENDS.

(Continued from Page 0.)

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1931.

ba. (Mr. Hill); Fritillery, 188 'Ibm. Mr. Y. S..Chang); Heliotrope Leaf 188 lba. (Mr, 8. Y. Link); Holly Leaf, 159 lbs. (Mr. S. N. Pan); Little Beaver, 155 lbs. (fr. Söko

of Nippy, 188 lbs. (Mr. Soares); Northern Prince, 155 lbs. (Mr. Troulx); Paul Pry, 108 lbs. (M. Winner 81,000, Second $300. Third irriman); Peter Pan, 158 lbs. (Bir. $200 For Australian penice, Weight. C. Leo); Wonderful Stug, 15

ibs. (Mr. Quinery); Yankee, 100 lbs. for inches as per scale.

(Mr. Branwell).

Mr. Chan Tin Son's Woodland

Stag, 155 lbs...(Me. Quincey) 1 Messrs. Proulx and Sling's Kil rea, 158 16.(Mr. Proulx) Mr. John's Wattle, 158 İbs.

Betting.

Winner. Pince.

Majestic Hall

12%

1115

5. The Eydney Maidens; Six Furlongs.

Zorhan.....

+10

354

Picklo

Four Clubs

Chesapeake Bay.

Fair Sport

Marquis Hall

Foyal Flush

471

803

One Third

l'oppercor

Nationalist II.

1,548

Gay Caballero

18.

Monterey Bay

Little Thunder

African Eve

Imperial Hall

Lobster liny

113

Blue Boy

[]

(

Fifty Fifty

จ

Christmas Frolic

King's Colour

134

ZAB

יי

3.-The Malden Stakes: Six Furlongs.

Winner 81,000. Steund 3300 Third . For, China ponies honó fide griffins of this meeting. Weight for inches as per senle

Mr. W. T. Stanton's Tomt, 152

lbs. (Mr. Stanton) 1 Mr. L. Dunbar's Cyclamen Bay,

(Mr. Heard) 3 Also ran:-Chulßeld, 146 lbs. (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Duke of St. Cloud, 152 lbs. (Mr. T. Y. Tuig); Foreta, 155 His. (Mr. Charles); „Knightsbridge, 150 lbs. (Mr. G. U. da Róza); Moon Star, 182 18. (Mr. H. C. Pili; Pegasus, 165 lbs, (Mr. Reidy); Rosc drop, 162 lbs. (Mr. Harriman): St. Moritz, 155 lbs. (Mr. Clark); The Bustard, 152 Tbs. (Mr. Front): The Raindrop, 155 lbs. (Mr: S.N. Pan). Won by a length: three length between second and third.

Time: 1 min. 23 secs.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $30.

Places: 1st, 86.60; Sud, 85.00:

Won by one rad: mie length be-

tween second and third.

Time 2 mins 03.4-6 sees. Pari-mutnel:-)

Winner: 8370.80,

NEW ADMIRAL ASSUMES COMMAND.

OFFICAL CALL ON THE GOVERNOR.

CORRESPONDENCE.

All letters intended for publicua- teen must be accompanied by the name and addren of the writer, not for publication, unless an desir. Vice Admiral Sir W. A. H. Kelz | ed, but na mvidence of good faith.-

Eb.] ly, 'K.C.B., G.M.U,,· M.V.ƠI, the now. Commander-in-Chief” of the

Chinn Station, who has hoisted THE S.P.C.A. ANNUAL BALL. his flag in I. M. S. Suffolk, paid

a visit on Saturday morning to H.M.S. Kent, flagship of Admiral Places: at, 878,40'; and, $15.30; Sir A. K. Wastell, K.C.B., where 3rd, $23.10.

he was introduced to the officera..

Paul Pry

Betting.

Winner. Place.

Gold Key

Brunswick Hall Fortuna Bay

40-

88 130

..1,069

2,397

Yankee

Holly Lent

201

445

Daylight Eve

139

1993

Frittillery

Nippy

Spey

Wonderful Stag

240 350 2.44

543

King's Service

325

024

Heliotrope Leaf

Christmas Knight...

173

Chara

38.

Little Benver........

106

Winner. Place.

290 458

Woodland Stag

430 850

・Foter Panair Northern Prince ..... 11 Bright Star

100

Wattle

540

778

Kibra

.1,114

1.850

2007

Knightsbridge

*70

103

Tegneus.............

71.

Rostdrop i

142

37- 270

3rd, 86.80.

Caulfield

St. Moritz

-Betting-

-Duke of St. Cloud...

The Raindrop

Moon Star

Vloretta

The Bustard

156 lbs. Mr. Heard) 2 Mr. Aitch Aitch's Valorous, 155

lbs.

(Mr Pote Hunt) 3 Also ran-Atalanta, 153 lbs. (Mr. Reidy); Britannic Hall, 158 lbs. (Mr. T. L. Wong): Bronzé, Eyes, 155 lbs. (Mr. Backhouse); Champagne Bay, 135 lbs. Mr. Sokoloff); Edia- bridge, 188 lbs. (Mr. G. 1. da Roza) Jadestone, 152 s. (Mr. H. C. Lee); King's Justice, 188 1. (Mr. Y. S. Chang): Leveret, 159 lbs. (Mr. Prouts): Mr. Siegler 155 lbs. (Mr. Bramwell): Sauction,

6.The Foochow dup: 11 Miles. Tas the. Mr. Charles): Silver Key,

Winner $750. Second 8301. Third 158 lbs. (Mr. Harriman): The Black- cock, 158 lbs. (3r. Frost): Thun 80, For China ponics, Weight derous Stng, 158 lbs. (Mr. Quincey); for inches as per scale. Ponies that Tiann, 155 lbs. (Mr. Hill).

have started at least three times Won by a short head: three-quarin Hong Kong previous to this meet. ter of a length between second and ing and have never won a race in third.

Hong Kong and griffins of this meet- ing allowed 7 lbs. Subscription Time: 1 min. 29. 1-3 secs. A Pari-mutuel

griffs of this meeting allowed 12 lbs. (Jockey allowance). Allow- Placos: 1st, 225.70; 2nd, 822.40:ances necumulative. 3rd, $10,10

Mr. L. Dunbar's Diana Bas. 158 lbs. ................... (Mr. Hill) Mra Dunbar's Sitting Bull, 162

168.

(Mr. Sokoloff)

Winner: $120,10,

Mr., Chan Tin Son's Vasylock,

158 (Mr. Quincey) 3 Also ran:-Ataman, 158 lbs. (Mr. H. C. Pil): Boxing Eve, 152 lbs. (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Carnival Eve, 155 Iha. (Mr. G. U. da Roza); Mike, 155 lbs. (Mr. Stanton); Mindoro, 151 b. (Mr. Soares); Spearmint, 755 lbs. (Mr. Heard).

Won by five lengths; many lengths between second and third

Time:.3 nina, 05.3.5 secs. Pari-mutuel

Betting

Leveret

Cylamen Day

Winner. Pince). Champagne Ray.... 998 09 101 2.12

107

Morning Stag

Bronze Eyes

37.

Tiana

601

1.209

King's Justice ...... 242

350

Thandegaus Stag...

The Blackcock

Silver Koy

Edenbridge an 183

305

Vahrous

401

81.1

Sanction

108.

Britannio Hall

Mr. Siegler ......

Tein

AS- 203

Atalanta

-3rd, 87.80.

Jadestone

“Betting, 1

Diana Bay

2,058

Vasylock

147 379

Sitting Bull.

082

Boxing Eve

213.

Alaman

Spearmint

124

272

Mindoro

Carnival Ev

177

Mike

208

4. The Valley Stakes: Six

Furlongs.

Winner $1,000. Second 2300: Third $200. For subscription griffins, of this.meeting. Weight for inches its per scale.

Messrs. Hall and Shemon's The

Grouse, 148 lbs. (Mr. Frost) 1 Mr. A. H. Carroll's Azalea Lexi 149 lbs...(Mr. T. L. Wong) Mr. Dynasty's King Willow, 152

lbs...Hr. Y. S. Ching) 3 Also ran:-Agate, 155 lbs. (Mr. Aretic Eve, 152 lbs. Backhouse);

Winner: 83.70.

Places: 1st, $5.50; 2nd, 80 80;

Winner, Place.

2,740

7. The China Stakes: Five Furlongs.

Winner 8750, 'Second 8300, Third $200. For all China ponies. Weight (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Bay of Bellinx | for inebes us per scale, ham, 159 s. (Mr. Hill); Criftei, 147.] Mr. Chan Tin Son's Apollo, 145 Ibs. (Mr. Arnold): Demurer, 146 lbs.

(Mr. Quincey) 1

ha.....

(Mr. Hill) 9 Mr. L. Dunbar's Elliott Bay.

lbs. (Mr.

lbs. (Mr. S. Y. Liang); Duke nt | Mr. L. Dunbar's Gleneagles, 158 Brittany, 140 lbs: (Mr. T. Y. Tung); Foxtrot, 152. lbs. Mr. Harriman); Good Day, 14 Hb«. (Mr. H. C. Pib); Happy Choice, 149 1. (Mr. Tp Kui Ying); Jester, 152 lbs. (Mr. H. C. Lee); Kwangsai, 3-10 Quincey); Loch Sunart, 140 lbs. (Mr. Staaton); Mars, 140 lbs. (Mr. Botelho); Misamis, 185 lbs. (Mr. Soares) Othello, 149 lbs. (Mr. Bramwell); Pin, 152 15s. (Mr. Colt- man): Sans Souci, 153 lbs. (Mr. Charles) Scrappit, 152 Iun. (Mr. G. U. của Roza): Sometimes, 152 lbs. (Mr. Y. M. Loo); St. Cyr, 140 lbs. (Mr. Chrk); Tunney, 152 lbs. (Mr. Heard); Twilight, 199 lbs. (Mr. Y. T. Fung): Winter Hall, 149 lbs. (Mr. S. N P. 5).

1:52 lbs...(Mr. Sakoloff)" 3 Also ran:-Blue Heaven, 155 lbs. (r. H. C. Pik); Diana, 154 lbs. (Mr. Keith-Murray); Grey Dawn, 159 lbs. (Mr. Newbiggin); Groom- bridge, 140 lbs. Mr. H. C. Lee); King's Counsel, 183 lbs. (Mr. Char- lea); Orlando, 189 lbs. (Mr. S. Y. Liang); Piccalilli, 152 lbs. (Mr. Clark).

Won by one length: sue and a half lougths, between second and third.

Time: 1 min. 32.1-3 secs, Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: 642:

Places: 1st, $1.50 ;. 2nd, 38.80;, 3rd, 814.40.

Betting.

Winner. Place.

.469

Duke of Brittany... 204.

St. Cyr

Azelen Leaf,

King Willow

Othello

Misumia

Won by six lengths; three lengths between second and third.

Time: 1 min, I soca. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: 85,50.

Plares: 1st, 86.30; 2nd, $5,70 % $3rjf, 88.70.

Belting,

Glentagles Piccalilli Grey Dawn

Orlando Elliott Bay

The Tlentin Stakes: 1 Milos. Winner 8760. Second $300. Third 8:00. For China ponies subscrip tion grifins of 1930 and 1931. Weight for inches as per scale. Subscrip- tion griffins of 1930, 7 lbi extrà. (Jockey allowance).

lessra. Sturt & Lobel's Trigo,

100 lbs. Mr. Pole-Hune) 1 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Bridge Hall,

150 lbs......r. T. L. Wong) 2 Mr. T.P.T.'s Sonny Boy, 150

180 ...... (H). T. Y. Tung). Also ran Awaken Lion, 144 lbs. (Mr. Ip Kui Ying); Boston, 140 ths. (Mr. S. Y. Linng): Florietta, 156 lbs. (Mr. H. C. Pib): Happy Day, 160 lbs. (Mr. S. N. Pan); Happy Hit, 140 lbs. (Mr. Backhouse); Iron Slay, 159 lbs. (Mr. Heard): Peter Blood, 153 lbs. (Mr. Frost), Loch Davy, 140 lbs. Mr. Y. S. Chang);

Peter Guerney, 153 lbs. (Mr. G. L.. da Roza); Tay, 149 lbs. (Mr. Clark); Tut-Tut, 152 lbs. (Mr. Proulx).

Won by one length; two lengtha between second and third,

Time: mins. 44.2-5 secs. Pari-mutiel:-

Winner: 818.20.

Places: ist; 87; 2nd, 88 50; 3rd, $15.

Betting...

Bridge Hall

Winner Place.

009 1,357- ... 20

Happy Hit Tay

178

975

Sonny Boy

140

201

Tut-Tut

Iron Blood

232

351

Awaken Lion

Peter Davey .......

100

30-1

Tango

045

1.004

Happy Day......

130

Boston

101 201

Loch Sloy

Flornotta

Peter Guerne

HAVE YOU WON?

WINNING NUMBERS AT

A GLANCE.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE

DAILY PRESS,"

HONG KONG

Sin,--The

Committee

་

of the

At 11a.m. Vice-Admiral Kelly Society for the Prevention of lunded ag Queen's Pier and paid | Gruelty to Animals are having their an official call at Government third annual carnival ́dange in the House, H.E, the Governor visited | Peninsula Hotel on March 13, and the flagship later to return the would appeal to all lovers of. call.

animals to give this function their

The "departure" of Admiral Sir A. K. Waistel from Quern's Pier

support.. Frizes are being present. for the Best Dressed and Most

to embark on the sa. Halwa was | Original costumes for both ladies

marked by a rousing send-off from and gentlemen. This annual Bal!

the men aboard H. M. S. Kent: A guard of honour was provided At Super by the South Wales lorderers, military officers and members of the Legislative Coun cil being among those present to so the Admiral's departure:

A number of planes took part in an exhibition over the harbour on the departare of the retiring

Commander-in-Chief.

Unplaced. runners of 850 ench :- Nos. Jis, 997, 38, 310, 600, 38, 369, 018, 349, 1057, 881, 568, 17, 3, 608, 40,

hách ở.

No. 171

009

83.546.20 1,017.20 503...... 501,60 Unplaced rpeners of 850 each Nos. 1241, 802, 1155, 890, 1150, 110, 1314, 1000, 100, 790, 938.

SOME SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

MORE BIG DIVIDENDS LIKELY.

is recognised as one of the most pleasant ways when by all those who take na interest in the work of the S.P.C.A. may get together and the financis support helps materially to enable the Society to The carry on the good work. dances held in 1928 and 1929 proved a great success, everyone present bo- ing out to enjoy the evening. I should again maké a šprcial appeal to the rising generation of the Colony to support us in our effort. In this direction, thereby combining sympathy with the lot of animals with a æviál övening spent in the delightful surroundings of the Roof Gardens in the Peninsula Hote), ;

Tickets may be had from the following members of the Com- mitiée:-Mix Anderson, Hun. Mr.

·J. P. Braga, Mrs. Forrest, Mr. H. Owen Hughes, Mr. S; W. Ko, Mrs. de Martin, Mr. M. H. Roffey, Mr. | M. P. Tališi, Dr. K. C. Yeo, Mrs. Baker, Mr. E. J. Dovey, Mies Grace Ho-tung, Mr. J. D. A, Hut- chison, Mrs. M. K., Mr., A. F. To-day there are twelve races of the card, and judging by the form B. Silva Noto, Mr. J. Russell, Mr. shown on Saturday more big divid E. C. Aregillus, Mr. D. H. Blake, ends appear to be in store for Mr. W. B. Finnigan, Lady Ho-tang, lucky individuals. The new start- ing gate on the course, which is Miss G. Hoard, Mrs. Loseby, rendered comparatively narrow by N. J. Perrin, Mr. H. S. renson of the big folds in every Rouse, Mrs. P. P. J. Wodehouse, or ince, is putting‚à considérable

element of luck into the sport and froin our Hour. Secretary Mr. J. H. those unfortunate enough to dray A. Hathison c/o Thomson & Co., bad positions are severely handi-York Buildings.

capped, this being the more pro-

nounced in short races,

The main event to-day is the

Trial Plate for griffins. On his ran

on Saturday Gold- Key should be an easy favourite and ought to ae. count for the erent. Tom, the Mai. dena winner, may not stand the lis Spey is a dangerous an

J. RUSSELL Hon. President.

Hong Kong, February 29.'

HONAN IN HANDS

OF BANDITS.

tance, didate here and Valorous must not. be forgotten. Sam Houston may go out here, and if he does, hé will be a hot favourite, but the general disappointment by his}. PROVINCE PARALYZED BY

The result of Saturday's Cash stable companions on Saturday is Sweeps was as follows:-

No. 16,

389

733

338

Race 1.

$1,540

440.

110

Unplaced runners of 830 each:-) Nos. 405, 699, 815, 629, 525, 521, 317, 252, 302, 031, 480, 333, 361, 143, 618, 206, 250, 651, 842, 91, 201, 040, 821, 006,

Rice 2.

Nu. 356

391 785

89,259.80 646.80

322.90

Usplaced runners of 250 ench Nos. 878, 421, 1002, 388, 400, 352, 891, 174, 993, 229, 205, 707, 167, 743, 080, 780, 120, 65.

Race 3.

No. 574

1074 733

$3,010.80 BE2.80 431,40

Unplaced runners of $50 each;---

Nov. 707, 1083, 182, 418, 506, 739, 434, 814, 180, 1202, 2, 1037, 400, 316,

7.4

Winner. Place. † 530

1.027 188

Race 4.

No. 272

78 187 PA 127

$3,187,80, 030.80 475.40

92 • 420

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1203 1193

Unplaced runners of 850 each -- Nos. 1007, 541, 087, 688, 106, 161, ∙1408, 1301, 1909, 610, 1231, 1389, 1283, 1270, 778, 1015, 1242, 115, 1187; 1200, 423, 887, 1380,

griffins of this meeting. Weight for No. 46, 237, 302, 870, 725, 382, 335,

inches as per Betlo. Subscription 884, 107, 1400,

griffins of this meeting allowed 5

(Jockey allowance.). Allow.

Race 8.

No. 1301 11.429 111411

still fresh in the mind and Sam Houston may not be as much in de- and as one might be reasonably led to anticipata from his excellent training performance.

The selections for to-day follow: Rica 1.

Armony. Bridge Hall. Cream Cracker.

Bite 2 King's Service. Tom. Cyclamen Bay,

Race 3.

Apollo, Hetman. Gleneagles.

Race 4. Azalen Leaf. King Willow,

Mascot

BLice 5,

Kilren.

Wattle.

Pegasus.

Bacé. 6.

Sam Houston (if started). Gold. Key, Valorous, Spey

Race 7. Diana Bey Boxing Eve.

JAL

Race 8, O'Moon. Armony. The Pheasant.

Brica 9. Nationalist II. King's Colour. Majestic Hall. Race 10,

Apollo

2,808

2,232

King's Counsel

171

Groombridge

.10

54 420 1,252.

77.

Diann

∙Blue Heaven.....

103

Bate 5.

331

510

8. The Hopeful Staker: One

Na 1365

Mile.

100

278

Fin

Winter Hall

Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200. For China ponics hand-fide

1020

$3,740.80

1,008.00-

834.40

Unplaced runners of $50 each-

Happy Choic

Criffen

The Grouss

-858

033

Mars

Ibs.

Bay of Bellingham

anres accumulative.

330

.. 387

Mr. L.T.F.'a Gold Key. 152 lb..

Tannoy

740

1,024

Good Day

124

103

Agate

Mr. Dynasty's King's Service,

158 lbs.

Kwangai zem

Foxtrot

Twilight

➜ 10.

SunB Souel:

(Mr. G. U. da Rora) e Messra. Mackie and Graybum's

Spey, 158 lbs...... (Mr. Clark) 3 Also ranz-Bright Star, 153 lbs.

Race 11. Coronation Eve..

Loch Sunary,

Jester

150 lbs. (Mr. T.L Wong); Chura late King at Arms). 153 lbs, (Mr.

Race 8.

No. 109

83,477,00

Hace 12

Arctic Eve

H75

Sarappit

133

200

(Mr. Heard: Daylight Eve, 155 lbs. (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Fortune Bay, 185-

901,00 403,80

Jon Stewer,

(Continued on next Columin.)

Sunny Day. Tunney.

Sometime

(M) T. Y. Trung) 1

Reidy); Christmas Knight, 158 lbs.

..... 83,760.00 1,075.00 639.00 Unplaced runners of $50 each;- Nos 695, 801, 173, 209, 1048, 3000.

Race T

No. 080

808; .071

83.735.00.

1,06760

533.50 Unplaced Funders of $50 each:-

Tiana. Edenbridge. The Plover.

MARAUDERS.

GRAVE SITUATION ENVISAGED.

Peiping. That whole of Konan with the exception of a small strip. (of land immediately adjacent to the railway routes is under the sway of armed bandits and that the situation would assume a serious aspect if left as it is, is warned Iia, graphic manner in an official communique issued by the Govern- ment Garrison Headquarters in Chengchow, Mouan, according to a message reaching here from that town.

After the termination of the last civil war, the communique points out, armed bandits in

various

parts of Hopan, having taken ad- vantage of the absence of Govern nient soldiers, occupied the major portion of the province, thereby blocking

and communications

bringing about the suspension of trade in the interior to the dis tress of the greater proportion of the population.

The comunque estimates thic number of these bandits at roughly 100,000, adding that if these out- Inws should come into contact with the Communist roops in South Ching and should take concerted action with the latter' against the Government, a very grave situs tion, which might be no, ensy task for the Government to handle up. der the present politieni situation, would be created, threatening an tion-wide, civil. disturbance ig China, the consequences of which would be very hand to tell,"

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