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CHURCH NOTES

ST. JOHN'S GATHEDEAL, Hong Jony.

APRIL 2, 1933-

6th SUNDAY; IN LENT.

Holy Communion, é am

Holy Communion (Fesk Church),

BA.m.

Children's Service, 10_a..

Choral Euokatist and Sormon, 11 s.m.

Preacher-The Rt. Rev.

Bishop of Hong Kong..

SubjectSume

of good Habits".

Evensong, 6.30 p.m.

tha

Disadvantages

Presshar-Rer, N. V. Halward.

Subject" Honesty".

Week Day Services, Mattina. Daily, 9.10a.m. Intercessions for the Sick. Wodnes

day, 10.10 am. Holy Communion. Thursday, 7.15

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Choir Practice. Friday, 5.30 p.m.

Other Notices. Thursday, April 6th: Special Leaten

Service in Cathedral, 5.80 p.m.

Speaker:-The R Ror, J. de Wolf Perry, D., Presiding Bishop of The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America.

UNION CHURON,

Kennedy Road.

APRIL 9, 1933.

SUNDAY SCHO›1—

Kennedy Road, 9,30 a.m.

Taikoo, 2.45 p.m.

Morning Service, 10.30 a.m. Evening Service, 0 p.m.

Preacher at both Servicest

Mr. H. O. P. Burkwall of the British & Foreign Bible Society. Social Hour will be held in the Church Hall after the Evening

Special Notics.

Service.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1933

LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION-

INTERESTING BUSINESS AT THE

ANNUAL MEETING '

CHANGES IN PLAYING OF LEAGUE MATCHES

The annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Association was held yesterday in Sanitary Board Room, Mr. B, E. Lindseli, as president of the Association, was in the chair.

After the adoption of the report and accounts for the previous year, and the election of officers for 1933, an interesting discussion on certain proposed modifications in the conduct of the League matches arose out of a proposal put forward by Mr. S. A. Gray (Hon. Seecretary).

The propoaod changes were dealt with point by point and men- bera spoko for and against. The final decision was that a system of block fixtures should be adopted, and that the league grouping; under divisions, should be regulated for this season by the excen tive committee on a basis of the performance of each team last year, and in the future by a system of promotion or relegation to a lower section based on the points scored during this season's longus matches. Proposals to alter the present system of scoring and that the 1st pair should play only the 1st pair in the opposing train, in- stead of all three pairs as at prosent, were not adopted by the meeting.

THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH

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In moving the adoption of the re, i Japsin, and gave exhibition matches port and necount the president said int the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground. Mr. E. D. Androws paid a in brief:

return visit to the Colony in Sep- teinber and kindly appeared at the Hong Kong Cricket Club. His dis play was a valuable `experience to

Gentlemen.-The

Oficers

and Executive Committee Leg to sub. it their report of the working of the Association for its 24th year,

Sunday Evening, April 9th, Choral and the accounts for the year end

Service by an Augmented Cheiring 31st December, 1932. when Stainer's Crucifixion will be rondernd.

WESLEYAN METHODIST

CHURCH, Wanchai. (Opposite Royal Naval Hospital,

Queen's Road, Kaat). The following are the forthcoming Services to be held at the Methodist Church.

SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1933:- Morning Service, 10.15 am

Preacher-Rev. E. C. H. Tribbeck. Hymna 109; 109, 212, 108, and 95. Evening Service, 6 p.m.

Preacher Rev. E. C. H. Tribbook Hymns 118, 235 (tune 487), 223, 434

(tune 4) and 973, There will be a celebration of the

Sacrament of Holy Communion at the close of the evening service. Friday, April 7th..

Wookly Prayer Mooting, 7.30 p.m.

SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' HOME, Wanchai. 22. Hennessy Road SUNDAY (2nd) -Christian Social Hour,

78.15 p.m. MONDAY 3rd-Badminton Club Meet. TUSSDAT (4th)-Fellowship Meeting, WEDNESDAY (5th)-Owing to the com- bined Naval and Army Exercises, the Social Evening previously arranged will not take place. THURSDAY (9th)-Badminton Club ! Woot!

8 p.m.

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TUESDAY (118)—A “JUMBLESALE", (commencing at 10.00am. Any gifts df. Oldthing etc. will be gratefully received, and can be either sent to the Home, or will he collected if the Committee is informed. NOTE: The Finance Sub Committee will meet at 6.30 p.m. on 10th April as arranged, but the Quarterly Church mesting is now postponed until 8.30 p.m. br 24th April.

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BRITISH EMPIRE FAIR

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In view of the great number of ap- plications for space, the Committee bás fixed

·APRIL. 15·

as the last date on which local Aplications rap bn accepted.

Intending Exhibitors of POUL- TRY are particularly requested to write in NOW.

M. F. KEI

Hon. Bec The Chamber of Commerce. Chartered Bank Building.

Ground,

Despite the efforts of your com mittee in securing a site for the proposed 1.T.A: Home" and the approval given to this by an extra ordinary general meeting of the As sociation, this scheme has had; for the present, to be abandoned. No support was forthcoming from the clubs for the approval scheme to issue Bearer Debenture Certifientes to raise the money necessary to carry out the project, and, in view of this, the permit to occupy the ground was withdrawn.

Your committee, although regret- ting the enforced abandonment of this scheme, has not lost sight of the necessity for the Association to acquire its own ground for the con- ducting of Championship, Interport and Exhibition tennis in Hong Kong.

Taterport Matches,

Shanghai sent down a men's teain to take part in an Interport match in October, when they were success-. ful in taking away the Taggart Cup after a very fine aeries of matches. Shanghai won the tournament by three matches to two, Hong Kong winning

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doubles and. singles. We are indebted to the Kowloon Cricket Club for the assist- ance they gave in providing an ex- cellent court and for other facilities which enabled the Interport to be successfully staged. Unfortunately, Shanghai were unable to sent down a ladies' team, and Hong Kong re tained the trophy unchallenged.

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entertainment to the public,

Various other leading Japanese players passed through the Colony and were afforded facilities for prae- tice at the Hong Kong Cricket Club and the Kowloon Cricket Club.

BORDERERS ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING

'D". Coy. Wins Championship

EASTER RACE MEETING

Full Programude for April 15 and 17

The following is the full prós gramme for the fourth extra race

The annual athletic ports of the meeting to be held on April 13 and South Wales Borderers was held | 17 |--

FIRST DAY,

GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING

SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1933

Old Course.

9.28 m, O Lager and H.

Hopkins.

C.

0.39

P. W., J. Planner and 1. Hampton,

0.36

171

9.44

9.48

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9,52

at Sookunpoo yesterday. Although the weather was dull and threaten- 1-12.30 pm-Canton Handicap. ing, fairly large gathering turn: Winner $330. Second $975. ed up to see the sports including Third $175. For China Ponica. H.C. Major General O. C. Borrett "B" Cinas. Entrance $5, From and Mrs. Borrett, Lt. Col. and the Two Mile Post Once Round 0.10

Mile Mrs. G. T. Raikos, officer com and In (about One manding, Sir Robert and Lady Ho Yards). Tung, Sir William Shepton, Sir

2-1.00 p.m.-Wuchow Stakes.- Shou-son

Me Miranda Winner 2500 Second 830. Third Olrow, (daughter of the Governor of $150 For Chinn Ponies, Griffins of Macao), Colonel R. B. Cousens, this Season that have not "won Colonel Watson, Colonel and Mrs. niora than $1,000 in stakes. Lewis Colonel Nasworthy. Lt. Weight for inches as per scale. Col, de Boys, Lt. Col. Hayles, and Ponies that have won: 3600 to the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. C$700 in stakes, 2 lb. allowance: 10.00

8400 to 8599, 4 lb allowance: $200 to 8398, 8 h, allowance; less than $200, 8 ib. allowance. Jockey Al- lowances accumulative. Entrance 95. One Mile,

Wolfe.

Keen competition was shown by all the competitors, and the "D Company are to be congratulated on winning the championship cup with 78 points. The band of the Firat Lincolnshire Regiment was 'n attendance, and rendered excellent music. At the conclusion of the sports, Mrs. Raikes gave away the prizes

Results.

The following are the results: One Mile Rolay Race:-1, Ma chine Gun Coy.; 2, "B" Coy. 3, "A" Coy:

2,

Titha Interval, ・・

0,59

10.04

10.09

10.12

10.16 10.20

10,24

-2,30 p.ut-St. Kilda Plate Winner $300. Second $300. Third 200. For Austraban Ponies. Win- Ders at Race Meetings of this Cluso sice Ist January, 1933, barred. Weight for inches as per sale l'unies that have won: $300 to $700 10.28 in stakes, 2. allowance; $400 to $500, 4 lb. allowance, Allowances 10.32

One accumulative. Entrance $5. Mile.

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10.30

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10.44

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10.48

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10.52

Open Medley Relay Race (Heat);

43.00 p.m--Fatshan Handicap. local players and a source of keen1, Royal Artillery; H.M.S.

Hermes.

Second --Winner ( 6500,

$250 10.40... One Mils Relay Race, MaThird $150. For Chinn Ponies, chine Gun Coy.; "2, "A" Coy,; 3,50 #

Entrance 85. Six "O" Coy.

Furlonga. High Jump:-1, “B” Coy.; H.Q.; 3, A11 Coy.

6.-3.30 p.m.-Second Wong-Nei- Stakes. Winner $730. One Mile Team Race: -1, "C Chong Coy.;, Machine Gun Coy.: 3, "A" Second $300. Third $200 For

China Ponies. Subscription Griffins 10.56 Coy.

of this Club that arrived in Hong Kong on 2nd January, 1933. Weight 11.00 for inches as per scale. Jockey Allowance. Entrance $10. Half a 11.01

Finance.

The form of accounts for this year has been changed from a receipts and payments account to an income and expenditure account for the year 1932. The financial position as at 31st December, 1932, is shown in the form of a supplementary account of surplus balance in hand.

The result of the year's working

is a nett los3 of $212.29.

Outstandings at the close of the yehr amounted to $1,083.34, of which $164 has since been collected, Tho co-operation of Clubs concerned to settle these outstandings is essen- tial.

The secounts have been audited. by Messrs. Lowe, Bingham and Mat- thews.

The Tennis League, Thirty-six teams, the lowest num. ber for three or four years, took part in the Tennis League during the summer of 1932. In 1931, 41. teams wore entered and in 1930 thero were 39;, but the decrease last season was accounted for by the Lemporary withdrawal of the Japan 596 Clubs, da well as the Deutscher Klub. The Filipino Club made a welcome return to the league, aud the Police Recreation Club mado their debut in "C".Diviston.

The senson was successful in every The Chinese Recreation Club carried off the A, B, and C. Division championships, accomplish- ing this outstanding performance for the fourth time in the history of the Club.

ed the first official Interport tennis

The year's activities also signalis-respect, between Hong Kong and Canton A Hong Kong team visited· Canton on January 23 and 24 and were beaten by four matches to one.

Visitors,

In April Messrs. Harada and Nunoi, prominent Japanese tennis players, passed through Hong Kong on their return from Australia, to

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The United Services Recreation Club won the Mixed Doubles League for the first time, depriving the Indian Recreation Club of the shield which they bad held since 1931.

The motion for the adoption of the report and accounts was second ed by Mr. H. J. Armstrong and un. animously adopted..

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The following were elected to serve for the ensuing year:

President, Mr. R. T. Lindeell. Vice-President, Mr. M. K. Lo. Hon. Treasurer, Mr. D. S. Green, Hon. Secretary, Mr. A. Gray. Special Members of the Commit tec: Messrs. Ho ́ Ka Lau, Leo d'Almada, Jr., A. el Arculli and C. P. F. James.

It was proposed by Mr. R. E. Lindsell and seconded by Mr. E. C Fincher, that Mosses. Lowe, Bing ham and Matthews be again taked to audit the accounts at a remunera- tion of 850 Carried unanimously.

New Proposals.

Long Jump:-"0" Coy,: "A" Cos.; " Coy, 19 ft. 3 in.

Two Miles Relay Race: 1, "D" Coy.; "A" Coy.; "C" Coy.-0 Mins. 5 3/5 sec.

Pola Jump: 1, "A" Coy": 2, "D". Coy. 8 ft. ins.

Mile..

6.-4.00 p.m.-Shek Pai Hardi cap.-Winner $600. Second $300, 880 yards Relay Race: 1. "D" Third $200. For China Ponies, Coy.;A" Coy.; "C" Cuy. I min."A" Class, Ponies that have won more than 183,000 in stakes since It January, 1933, barred. Entrance $5. One and a Balt Milos.

39.3/B BOCK.

480 Yards Hurdles Relay Race: | 1, "D" Coy,; 2, "C" Coy. ; 3, H.Q Open Medley One Mile Race: I, R.A; 2, Lincolna; 3, Hermes.

Band Race: 1, Debbs; 2, Sim- mons; 3, Jesneys.

Three Miles Team Race: 1, "C" Coy, 2, "B" Cor.

Officers Sergiants Race: Off

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S. H. Dodwell and A. D.

Humphreys.

A. H Pena and A. C. 1. Bowker.

W. A. Stewart and C. W. F. Booker.

K. K. Rounds and E. H. Babcock,

C. H. Bradely and D.

Ellis.

3. A. Sleap and W. A. Weight.

N. K. Littlejohn and T. C. Mönnghai,

I. Goldman and A. D. Cuppin

A. E. Lissaman and D. S. Robb,

C. Thwaites and P. S Grant.

E. 31. Hanlon and G.

W. Tolmie,

· THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

T

MEETING will be held (Weather Fermitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 1 APRIL, 1999, commencing at-9.00 pm.

The First Bell will be Rang at 1.30 pm.

MEMBERS ENCLOSURE, Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed.

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members* Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Mambera to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) aro obtainable through the SECRETARY apon introduction by Mambor, such Momber to be responsible for payment of all Chits, etc.

The Secretary's Office, 3rd Floor, G'oucester Building, (Tel. 27794), will close at 19 O'clock Noon.

Badges. admitting to Merabersi Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Couree.

On No Fretext will Uhildre permitted in either Enclosure the Meeting.

Tifins are obtainable at the Clio Elouas provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone A1920.

PUBLIO. ENCLOSURE,

The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for

W. G. Fischer and G. Tail Persons, including Ladite, and is

May.

J. S. Dykes and 8. 3. Perry.

W. J. Waddington and C. M, Freshaw. Comdr. Robertson and Comdr. McBean.

A. K. Mackenzie and R. Young

E. 4 Rodgers and J. W. .Mayhew.

I. H. Geare and R. C. Law.

G. II. Wilson and W. D. Johnson.

A. G. Donn and J. R. Swales.

G. C. Woriali and R. C. Webb.

EN Williamson and G. H. Bond.

G. A. Milne and A. C. Young.

New Course.

9.32 a.m. 'T. A. Martin and J. L.

Adams. `0,40' Mrs Martin and Mrs.

Adams.

9.18 9.56

2

N. J. and Mrs. Perrin.

Bliss Laing and Miss Coppin

Penn and Miss Thomas.

Valley 10.04 Spoond

China 10.12

Mrs.

1.

10,20,

7.-4.30

p.m. - Second Stakes.-Wiener, $1,000,- $300. Third $200, For Ponies, Subscription Grifins ol this Club that arrived in Hong Kong on 2nd January, 1833, Weight for inches as per scale, Entrance 10.28 $10. Six Furlongs,

3.-3.00 p.m.-Swatow Handicap. 10.38 Winner $450. Second $295. Third $125. For China Ponies. "D"! Class. Entrance $3. One and a Quarter Miles.

deemed unsuitable to play on Saturday afternoons, because of interference with plenies.

An added advantage to this

9.-5.30 p.m-Now Bridge Handi. uniform system, lends itself cap. Winner $500. Second $300, to the requirements of the Third $200. For Australian Ponics, Press in reporting results al "A" Class. Winnor of more than matches, whereas previously two races at Race Meetings of this when it was necessary to post Club since 1st January, 1933, bär ponie owing to inclement weared. Entrance $5. Five Furlongs. ther publication of results 10.-6.00 .m.-Amoy Stakes.--- were sometimes long delayed Winner $100. Second 200. Third and in certain cases never at $100. For China Ponies, Subscrip- all.

tion Griffins of this Club that ar- rived in Hong Kong on 22nd No- 5.The introduction of return

éliminate the vember, 1979. Winners at Race matches, to

Meetings of this Club, barred. ground advantage which is the Weight for inches as per scale. ca at present. In the case of the "B" and "C" Divi- sion where the entries are Jurgor, that these Divisions be divided into sections, and at the close of the season the two leading teams of each section to play off for the Champion

ship.

Ponies that have won $600 to

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Mrs. Thomson. and Mrs. Atkins.

G. B. S. Thomson and V. J. Atkins.

Mrs. Waddington

Mrs. Preshaw.

and

Lt. Col. and Mrs. Mat- thews.

HONGKONG FOOTBALI.

CHANGES IN PROGRAMME

The following alterations in the programme of league matchen are notified:-

Second Division, Saturday, April 1:

S.W. Borderors 2. Lincoln, Regt.,

Chatham, Road ground. Kick off at 3. p.m..

Third Division, Sunday, April 2:

RA.S.O. r. S. W. Borderers, Soo- kunpoo ground. Kick off at 3 p.m.

BILLIARD MATCHES

790 in stakes, 2 lb. allowance: $400 to $599, 1 lb. allowance #200 to 399, falowalnce: less than $200, 6 lb. allowance. To be rid den by Jockeys who have not won't Jockeys: 2 ib, penalty for each raco CHINESE AGAINST EUROPEAN. ten races anywhere at any time.

won: maximum penalty 10 b, No Whips or Spirs allowed, Entrance

5 Six Furlongs..

6.-in place of the present method of play, that ench team nominates their pair order, and the whole of three advantager sets be played against the corresponding opposing pair. Further that the points to be awarded to each match be 0, awarded according to the sole won by each team. These pointa to be used to determine Handicap-Winner $550.

aap-Winner $400, Second, $200, 11.6.30, p.Kongman Hand. Third $100. For..Chine, Ponies,

E Class. Entrance $3.

Five Furlongs.

SECOND DAY

1-12:30pm Morrison--Hil

Second

The following billiards matel wil take place on 3rd and 4th April, at of Canton Building.. 7 p.ni, at The Chinese Club, Bank

Mr. A. 3, Osmond and G/Sgt. Jarman Mr. Pong Shia Biu, Mr. E. D Bush, Mr. Leung Poon Sun and Mr. Ip Ping Lau.

the placing of the respective 973. Third $175, For China Two Mile Post Once Round and In Clubs in the Longus, ble, Ponies, "B" Class. Entrance (about One Mile 171 Yards), this innovation is considered One and a Quarter Miles. desirable because it allows of

is sustained, not only during more than $1,000 in Stakes since Stakes.-Winner, $750. Second $300. the progress, of a match, but 1st January 1933, barred. En- throughout the whole season.trance ga One Mile.

payable at the Gate.

Boldiers and Sailors in uniform are admitted Half Price.

Bookmakers, Ta Ta Men, eta.. will not be permitted to operate with in the, Precincts, of THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB during the Race Meeting. Py Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

Hong Kony, 27th March, 1923.

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6.-4.00 p. Kellest Handicap- Clubs to strive for an im Winner S000. Secord $300. Third Class. Entrance 85. One and a 2.--1.00 pm-Gosford Handicap Winner 500. Second $250. Third $150, For China, Ponies, "C' provement, in their results, $20. For Australian Ponies. thereby assuring that interest

"A" Class Ponies that have wo Quarter Miles,

7-1.30 p.in.-Second Mongolian SAFETY Third $200 For China Punies, Subscription Griffins of this Club, that arrived in Hong Kong on 2nd January, 1933. Weight for inches as per scale. Winner of the Second Valley Stakes 1.1b. penalty. Jockey. Allowance. Entrance $10. Furlongs.

Another, Suggestion.

Mr. S. A. Gray introduced now proposals with regard to certain modifications in the conduct of the Mr. H. J. Armstrong said that the Teague: These were:

suggestion, had been hade before 1.-The League Table be drawn that they might run the league like up to show fixtures in blocks, the English Soccer League, ona. duly numbered, and without system of promotions and relega dates. The numbering to be tions: After a short discussion the in sequence starting first with motion was in favour of such change clip, "A" Division and so, oTE was put to the meeting and carried to the Mixed Doubles, then re-unanimously. verting again to the A-22 Division.

After considerable discussion of the proposals put forward by Mr. 2.Flay to commence from a cax A. Gray it was decided to adopt

tain Monday, say, May 15th, And on every Tuesday, Thurs points 1, 2 and 3 but not to play return matches and to retain the old Friday following (with the exception of bank holi-methods of suring and play.

day

and

The Secretary, anounce

Tin Interval. 3-2.30 p.m.-Boa Vista, Hands cap-Winner $150. Second $225. Third 8125, For China Ponjes, "D" Class. Subscription Griffins of this Club which arrived in Hong Kong on 2nd November, 1832, that have won one or more races at Race Meetings of this Club, barred, Entrance Five Furlongs,

4.-3.00p.m.-Easter... Stakes. Winner 2950 Secoda $300. Third $200. For Chinta Ponies. Weight 14. Winners at any time of the race, 5 lb., of 2 races, 7, lb of 3 racon, 10 lb., of four or more 104, 15 lb penalty. Entrance

Seven

5.-6.09 p...-Black's Link Handi. cap-Winner 9450. Second $55. Third $195. For, China Ponies that have not won more than 1,000 in Stakes winco 1st January, 1933, Ponica classified as Aand "B" Classes,, barred,

5. Six Furlongs, 9-5:30 pm. Pokfulam Handi- Second $200. cap.-Winner $400, Third $100. For China Ponies, E Class. Entrancó 51: Od

Entrance

Stakes. Winner $750. Second

10-6.00 p.m.-Blue Pool Handi- 8300 Third 200. For. China cap-Winner $450. Second $225," that ho would like to have jill entries and Club, that arrived in Hong Kong scription Grigins of this Club that Ponies, Subscription Griffins, of this Third $125. For, China Ponics, Sub-

Mangartener at bo League matches" was fixed as Mon-

published in the league. hond day; May 20 book to show the dates on which games shall be played during the months of May, June, July and August 4.The reason for this change is that in certain quarters it is (Vastinued on next Column)

fees sent in by April 16

Mr. J. Armstrong, proposed a inches af poriscales; Jockey Allow November, 1982. Winners, at Race 977 Gad Jamory, 1933 Weight for drived, in Hong Kong on 22nd vote of thanks to Mr. L. Ky Liutell, which was heartily accorded

Entrance 10. From the Mootings of this, Club only. En. Atlontinund on neel colum

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