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LEMBERG SETS NEW RECORD

SPRING LARGE CROWD ATTEND

RACE MEETING AT MACAO

Sea View Wins Macao Derby

(BY

MORNING DEW **)

The Taishan carried a very large number of passengers yesterday to Macao where the Spring Race Meeting of the Macao Jockey Club was held.

. The feature of the day's 'racing was the excellent riding of Mr. P. P. Botelho, who won three races in a row and finished second in the Macao Derby un Potsdam. The last-named how- ever was disqualified for crossing. Earlier in the afternoon, King Salmon was disqualified for the same reason after winning the Spring Handicap (first section).

Lemberg won the Chairman's Cup over a mile and set up a course record of 2.022. The previous best time for a mile was 2.05.1.

DERBY SWEEP PAYS $17,571.

A special $2 sweep on the Macao Derby paid our 317,571 as first prize. In view of the disqualifica- tion of the second pony, the prizes on the second and third places have not yet been allocated.

Favourites generally, had a good day and consequently dividends were on the small side,

F Opening Race Glen Shee won the first race (once round) by beating City of Shanghai on the post, after the latter had led all the way' up the straight

Brutus led at the start, but was spent early on, while Jingle and Esk ran comfortably together until the straight was reached when City of Shanghal passed them and Mr. winner. icoked all over a Botelho on Clen Shee brought his pony out at the distance post and

1-The Spring Handicap (Once.

Round)

Miss Scott Harston's Glen Shee,

158 lbs...(Mr. P. P. Botelho). Mr. Roda's City of Shanghai, 155

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1934.

OBITUARY

Miss Gertrude Sharpe

The funeral of Miss Gertrude Sharpe (49) took place yesterday at the Protestant Cemetery. Miss Sharpe who was a nurse to the child of Com. Barrett In Shanghai, was returning to England owing to -health, when she was ad- mitted to the Matlida Hospital two months ago. She died in the hos pital at 8 am, yesterday morning.

Rev. Baines conducted the ser vices at the graveside.

Wreaths were sent by the fol- lowing: Com. and Mrs. Barrett Maj. Gen. and Mrs. O. C. Borrett, Mr Douglas Butcher, Miss Perry To Nannie, with love Daphne, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Houghton, Miss C. S. Taylor, Cáp. and Mrs. Cyru Benson, and Cap. and Mrs. Bor- reit.

MRS. ADELINA” RAQUEL DA SOUSA

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Mrs. Adelina Raquel da Sousa (64) who died at 25, Johnson Road was buried at the Catholic Ceme- tery yesterday. A large gathering of friends

relatives and

were present. Rev. Fr. Page conducted the services.

Among those at the graveside were:-W. M. Sausae, R. F. Sousae, 1H, T. Sousae, E. F. and E. J. Me- dina, S. Sousa, G. Sousa, E. and C: Silva, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pires, J. Reis, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tavares, E..Nuttal

lbs (Mr. Yue Shun Wah) 2 Mr H. Y. Liang's Esk, 158 lbs,

(Mr. H. Y. Laing 3 Won by short head; length be- tween second and third.

Time: 2 mins. 05 secs... Pari-mutuel

* Win: $8.80.

Place: $5.20, $5.40, $8. Also ran:-Bold Lad 149 Mr. Cuppin), Bran Tub 150 (Mr. Li Fok Fai). Brutus 140 (Mr. Yeh), Happy Man 140 (Mr. C, N. Kong). Jingle 158 (Mr. W. G. Poy), Wapiti 150 (Mr. H. M. Remedios).

Race 2-The Trial Plate (Six Furlongs)

Miss Fearon's Potsdam, 153 lbs.

(Mr. P. P. Botelho)

by hard riding gradually caught up. Lan's Harbour View, 149 lbs. with City of Shanghai In a thril- ling finish, he won by a short head. Esk was third.

Trial Plate

When Potsdam's name appeared among the starters in "The Trial Flate. punters backed the pony heavily. Harbour View set a ter- rific pace and entered the straight four lengths ahead of Potsdam and Armistice day. Mr. Botelho's mount put up a great spurt in the straight to win by two lengths. Armistice Day was third.

King Salmon.

There were only four starters in the second section of the Spring Handicap. King Salmon was made favourite.

(Mr. S. Y. Laing)

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Dr. S. N. Chan's Armistice Day, 141 lbs. ...(Mr. N. Deitz) Won by 2-lengths; i length be- tween, second, and third..

Time: 1 mins. 36.4 seca.. Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $6.90.

Place: $8, $7.30, $9.80.

Also ran:-Can Do 144 (Mr. But- ler), Heart's Joy 140 (Mr. Fan). Racing Joy 144 (Mr. Y. T. Fung), Semper Idem 146 (Mr. Ip Kui Ying)..

Race 3. The 'Spring Handicap (Once Round). Mr. H. J. Law's King Salmon,

Disqualified (Mr. Ip Ku Ying) Mr. G. H. Potts Powerful King.

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Adam and Ajax went into the

165 lbs.... (Mr. P. P. Botelho) lead together, followed some four lengths behind by King Saimon Mr. Yick Chim's Ajax, 148 lbs.

(Mr. N. Deitz) (-2 six King. and Powerful

After furlongs the leaders had had Mr. John Keswick's Adam, 140 enough and was tiring rapidly after entiring the straight: King Bal- nion came through on the rails and Powerful King on the outside. but the former swerved across the field at the distance post. King Salmon passed the post half a length in front of Powerful King with Ajax three further lengths

lbs. Mr. E. O. Botler) 3 Won by half length: three lengths between second and third.

Time: 2 mins, 00.4 secs.' Pari-mutuel:—

Win: $11.40.

Place: $8.60. $10.20.

4 The Spring Dash (Five Furlongs)

behind. After the race, the Mr. Roda's City of Shanghai St:wards disqualified-King Salmon.

Miss Fearon Wins

The ladies race drew six starters, "but the race resolved Itself into a tussle between Harbour View and City of Shanghai, the latter win- ning. Harbour View ridden by Miss Betty Fair led at the start and coming in the straight had a clear three lengths on City of Shapghal,, but Miss Fearon, by dint of hard riding managed to pass the leader. Esk, for the second time in the afternoon; finished third.

(Miss Fearon) 1 Mr. Lan's Harbour View

(Miss Betty Fair) 2 Mr. H. Y. Liang's Esk

(Miss Beryn Fair), 3 Won by 11 lengths; 4 lengths be- tween second and third.

Time: 1 min. 19 secs, Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $6.90.

Place: $5.20, $6.10, $5.60. Also ran: Brutus (Miss Scott" Haraton). Bran Tub (Miss Joan Man (Miss Duwbiggin). Happy Helen Mack).

5-The Macao Derby Stakes (1) Miles) in the starters Macao Detby over 1 milcs. The Mr. Lan's Sea View, 158 lbs.

Macao Derby

There seven

earller part of the race was very

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(Mr. S. Y. Laing)

stow (first mile in 2.33) and it was Miss Fearon's Potsdam, 153 lbs. only in the last half mile that' there was any excitement.

Sporting Chance took a long lead and was only passed by Sea View at the head of the straight, where Potsdam, and Lightning King were also prominent. Sea View won by two lengths from Potsdam who was thrée lengths ahead of Sporting Chance.

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After the race, the Stewards beld. an inquiry and disqualified Pots- dam for crossing.

Lemberg's Record

(Mr. P. P. Botelho) Mr. Chan Wing Yung's Sporting

Chance, 149 lbs..

2*

(Mr. N. Deltz) 3 * Disqualified (Little Chance placed third).

Won by two lenbths; three lengths between second and third.

Time: 3 mins, 40.4 secs. ̈ ̈ Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $6.40.

Place: $5:20; $6.70, $5.40. Also ran:-Lightning" - King 144. (Mr. S. N. Pan), Little Chance 148 Lemberg and Soldier of Germany (Mr. Butler), Racing Lad 143 Mr were equal favourites in this race Y. T. Fung). Semper Idem 146 (Mr. over a mile, but the Chinese owned Ip.

pony ran very badly and was not

even placed. Lemberg led all the

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6. The Chairman's Cup

(One, MHS)

way home, being accompanied for Mr. Hem's Lemberg, 165 lbs.

a great part of the way by Sport-

(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 1

lba,...(Mr. S. N. Pan)

ing Chance, who ultimately finish- Mr. L. T. F.'s Sporting Life, 158

ed second being three lengths be-

bind. The same distance seperat- Mr: Lan's Bay View, 163 lbs.

ed Sea View from the second pony. Barabande Again Beaten Sarabande started a favourite in the last race, but was beater by a neck by Utopian in the very last stride. The field of eight were closely. bunched together most of the way and it was anybody's race up the straight. Sarabande and The Carp were fighting out a close anish when Utopian came along on the outaide and just managed to win.

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ORDINATION OF WILLIAM ARTHUR MOLYNEAUX

Bishop's Address At St.

John's Cathedral

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hall delivered the following address at St. John's Cathedral" yesterday" at the ordina- tion of William Arthur Molyneaux:-*,

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After the laying on of hands, one must act. Jesus' washing of I shall hand a Bible to you, saying His disciples feet was of this in the words which the Churchquality. Only by action could He instructs me to use, "Take thou express the more-than-words which authority, to presch the Word of was in His heart. You must have God, and administer the Holy found in trying to describe to Sacraments."

others your experience of Christ, or even in trying to describe some event or some beautiful scenery, that words are very thin things. For all their power they are often *Not every only a second best. one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord. shall enter into the Kingdom of Heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father." You and I as priests of God must preach the Word without fear and without favour, with love and understand- ing and with all the power that God will give us.

In the Ministry of the Church of God we are called to be minis- tars of God's Holy Word and of the Sacraments of His Love. Jesus Christ

Word Is the

of God. His We are

ministers. We must speak only what will lead men to Him, and live only what will share his love with others in our own This we cannot do strength. "We have this treasure in earthen vessels." :

You have come this morning knowing that we are earthen ves- sels but that we have in the Church of God the treasure which is beyond price, the gift of the knowledge and the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.

As a priest you are authorized by the Church to administer the Wreaths were sent by the fol-

Sacrament of Holy Communion. lowing:-Mrs. D. M. Wilkinson, The outward difference after to- Mr and Mrs. J. F. Wilkinson, Mr.

day between your new position In and Mrs. D. F. Medina, Mr. and

the Church and that which you Mrs. H.. F. Pires and family, Lee held as deacon will be in this Sang. Key Cheung. Mrs. E. M. San-privilege you will have of leading tos and family.

THE LATE QUEEN

MOTHER

The following communique was Issued by the Colonial Secretariat yesterday:

the people of God in the Breaking of Bread. This is for many rea- sons a very precious privilege. There are three things about it vhich I wish to say to you this morning:-

But when preaching has done its best, when speaking has done its test, we are not at the limit of the possibility of expression both of the love of God, of the love of our neighbour, and of the meaning of 1e lived with God." So Jesus for all. His teaching, for all His explaining, for all His parables, was dumb before the final issue of His Going Away, of His strange. death. And yet dumbness is often the beginning of the truest ex- pressión So He took the Bread; He broke it: He gave it. Imagine the silence of that moment, and how those silent actions spoke be- yond all that words can compass! He took the Cup and said, "Drink A Minister Must Be A Giver ye all of it; For this is my blood (1) The first is this. Your priest-of, the New Testament, which is "Father, if it he hood must be primarily pastoral. shed for many." you must feed the flock of Christ. possible," He said in the Garden, How are you going to do it? You let this cup pass from me." This have books to which you can go. Cup they had already shared with You will be able to preach sermons. Him, in the Upper Room and after you can teach the Catechism. His resurrection they drank it with You can tell again the parables. Film both inlife and in death. you can relate stories of Christian I beg you then in your pastoral work to remember the importance experience. But, these things are but hors d'oeuvres. They may of sacramental worship. Be faith- whet the appetite or indeed, they ful in administering the Sacra- may make the appetite pall. For ments both of Baptism and of the they are not solid meat. There Lord's Supper. Build up a con- is one food, and one food only, ongregation wherever you go not which the souls of men can live, dependent on the eloquence of the and that is the living Christ Him- preacher, or dependent only upon self. Sunday by Sunday hencefor-the living word of God which they' ward it will be your duty follow will read in the Bible, or depen- of the early dent only upon regular attendance In the practice Church to Break the Bread with at the Bread-Breaking. Gathered But day up into the fulness of fellowship your fellow Christians. by day and hour by hour, it will with our beloved Lord let each of these means of grace take their be your joy and your privilege. to feed them with that bread from fuil share in the lives of your Heaven which is the living Christ people. Himself. The first thing then that I want to ask you this morning Place: $5.90, $5.40, $7.60.

is that you will always associate Also ran:-Brass Idol 150 (Mr.

this occasion of your ordination to Fung), City View 145 (Mr. Laing), Co-ship 145 (Mr. Ip Kiu Ying), the priesthood, and your work as Dare Devil' 145 (Mr. Fan), Wapitia priest in the Church of God, with this bread-breaking of Our Lord's- with this giving of His body and His blood.

Telegraphic information has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies that the funeral of Her late Majesty the Queen Mother of the Netherlands will take place on Tuesday March 27. All flags on Government build- ings and launches will be flown at half-mast from 8 am, to sunset

-on that day.

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(Mr. N. Deitz) Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Sara-

bande, 159 Ibs.

(Mr. E. O. Butler) Mr. Li Yu's The Carp, 159 lbs.

(Mr. Yue Shun Wa) 3 Won by a neck; length between second and third.

Time: 2 mins, 111 secs. Pari-mutuel:---

Win: $18.90.

145 (Mr. Botelho),

Cash Sweeps

ist No.

Race 14.

95

1262 1108

$462.06 $132.00

2nd 3rd

% 88.00 Nos: 1082, 655, 261, 1321. 69, 20, get $12.22 each.

Race 18,

1st No. Th

2nd

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* 84.97 13737,12 77........... 8 13.56 Nos: 247, 88, 49, 147, 113, 162, get $2.51 each.

Race 2. 162

1st No.

2nd

3rd

114 173

$187.70 8 53.62 8 20.81 Nos: 269, 18, 3, 163, 88, get $5.96 each

Race 3.

1st No. 162-

2nd;

3rd

102 124. No: 112, get $24.61.

$172.28 8 49.22 924.61

Race 4.

8360.87

8103.10

20 12

Lat. No. 31 2nd 3rd

8 51.55 Nos: 27, 134, 196, get $19.06 each

Race 5. 188

$277.40 * 258

879.26 102

$39.63 Nos. 154, 206, 188, 158, get 811.00

SPECIAL DRAWING

1st No. 2nd 3rd

each

Race 5

No. 34935...........$17,571.50 2nd prize.

5,020.66 2,510.28

3rd prizegme Nos.: 36106, 43306, 15121, 7155, 246884, 28179 get 3464.86 each..

43318 drew Potsdam. 24075 drew Sporting Chance.

Race 6 No. 176

(Mr. S. Y. Laing) 3 Won by three lengths: three lengths between second and third.

Time: 2 mins. 02.2 sets, Pari-mutuel :-

Win: $10.30.

Place: $6.50, $7.30, $7.90. Also ran:Colombo (Dr. Lee), Ebony Idol (Mr. Ip), Racing Pride (Mr. Butler), Soldier of Germany (Lir. Deltz), Sweet Life (Mr. Fung). 7.The Eve Cup (One Mile)

Mr. Three Pals' Utopian, 145 lbs.

Terribly Simple

(3) I want to pass on to you words that I heard only a few days apo about the Christian fe. It was described as "terribly simple." that last Terrible ideed was Thursday evening: terrible indeed was the breaking of his body on the Cross: terrible above all other God crucifixion because this was Incarnate." The best and the. worst that men could do was to break His body on the cruel tree, to throw His love in the dust and trample on it crying. "Away with Film. It is not fit that He should live." It is a terrible thing then real. aching, this Sacrament because it recalls "a zeal struggling of love. Jesus continually those terrible days. It gave Himself without stintinis terrible too because this same friendship, love, and service. to being is continually happening to those who would receive Him. the love of God. Day, by Day, hour Such was His love. His death was by hour, the love of God is offered

For you must be above all things a Giver, You too must give your tody and your blood. It is no good giving time to those in trouble, nu good giving time to the way ward, no good giving time to the Inquiring, unless behind that time is yourself; and unless behind yourself 19

of a plece with His life. "Greater to rebellious men. They refuse it love" He said," bath no man than and crucify the Son of God afresh." this, that a man lay down his life "I would be" says an old Eng- for his friends." On His last night lish Saint, "to the Eternal Good- un earth He gave us this "Wonder-ness what his own right hand is ful Sacrament" He gave it first of to a man." In coming forward is all to those frightened followers. you have done because you believe As a Master-Teacher he gave them you are called by God to receive this master-lesson. Because we the Ordmation of "priesthood, you learn best not by rote but by love are saying to God, "I would be

He and by appreciation: gave to the love of God and to the them this Sacrament which is both Eternal Goodness, what his own

drama and picture.. to show them the meaning of His life and of His death

right hand is to a man. You are daring, and rightly daring to share this terrible life with God, who "Your fe must be hid with offers His holy love continually to Christ in God."Your life too must men and women. This Holy Sacra- have this giving quality. You ment la terrible but it is also know where it can be found. Not simple. "This is my body. Jesus In yourself, not in your prayers, said, which is given to you. not in your friends, not even in is my blood" He said "which 16 those who love you, but in Jesus shed for you Terrible things, Christ Himself. Only as the mees that that precious body should be of your soul are exer bent before broken and that precious blood Him, and the eager desires of your poured out. Terrible but simple, heart are like outstretched hands They are only bread and wine, to receive the bread and the wine the common meat and drink of

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Words and More-Than-Words

we have simply to open our whole heart to Him to take Him in (2) The second, thing I would When we let ourselves be taken up Bav to you is this. We deepest into that Eternal life which, we things in life often will not go into must live with God. Then in terri- $240.11 Words. Human life is made up of ble simplicity is fulfilled in us the 88.60 Words and Sacraments. When whole purpose of manhood. Let

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bye means perhaps, you cannot say and your privilége to administer to what friendship means, but you the flock of Christ, be to you at send a book or you shake your orice a terrible thing and a simple friend's hands, or you go to the thing, because it is the outward boat to see your friend off. There and visible. sign of that Incamate are times when the meaning in one's heart goes beyond words and

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