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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1937.

MACAO RACE

MEETING

(Continued from Pare 1).

pony is in excellent condition, I predict 蔬 close

both race as Meadow Eve. and Legile Henson are great aghters and capable of doing better than their training times would indicats. Gold Clause be and Newmarket Tip should carefully watched especially If good Jockeys are booked to take them out.

LAPPA HANDICAP There are only eight entries for this mile race confined to ponies classified by the Hong Kong Jockey Club as "D" and "E" Class at date of entry. Gold Coin should have no difficulty in accounting. for the field, but it may be possible that this pony will not accept in view of his forthcoming engage- ment at the 4th Extra Race Meet- Ing next week. Victoria Hall, on next paper, appears to be the choice but I believe Emergency Call will be the real danger. This chestnut is very ft at the moment and has to look after only 140 lbs. Mountain View is also worth fol- lowing in view of his good run last week. Burgomaster, a tre- quert winner at Macao race meet- ings is also entered but I have not this animal in action for quite a while and consequently have no idea of his present condi- Mon.

seen

AREIA PRETA HANDICAP This race is a combination of the entrants of the first and second races and punters will do well to bear in mind the ponies mentioned for these two events but held over for the Arefa Preta Handicap.

While these ladies are..walking round to find out the pros=" pects for the next event at last Saturday's race meeting, others are equally busy is exchanging views on possible winners,

"International Town

Of Tents

(Continued from Page 1).

These twenty-five thousand Boy Scouts will be the representadves million two-and-a-half of" the members now in forty-nine coun- tries

DORSETSHIRE LEAVES

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be aó nationa" distinction, they will all be the same-brothers-Defender; Lieut.-Cdr. R. C. S. Gar-

wood, Regulus; Lieut. M. John-" belonging to the great Brother-

stone. Hermes; Lieut. A. Kennett. hood o Boy Scouts,

Medway: Lleut, R.M.T. Peacock, Regulus; Lieut. P. E. Moore. Phoenix; Lieut. S. "R. White, Os- wald; Lieut. E. J. O'Shea, Beamew; Lieut. J. Cochrane, Bruce: Lleut. C. 3. Battersby.. Duncan; Lieut. D. A.; B. Abdy, Pandora; Lleut, J. F. K. E. Ingram, Sandwich, Lieut. R. E. Coltart. Porteus; Lient. (E) E Mill, Regent; Burg.-Lieut. D. P. Gurd, Moth; Cd. Wtr. E. L. Blake, Tamar; Schm. B. Clark, Duncan; Schm. E. Reid,

The occasion is the Flith Boy Scout World Jamboree, which will take place at Bloemendaal, Voge-Crews, Osiris: Lleut lensang, a rural spot behind the sand-dunes of Holland. is near the camp reached by the dunes.

The sea be and can

a footpath through town of tents On July 30th a will spring up, with streets, and post a market with tuck shops.

booths.

Scout

Medway; Cd. Bos'n A. T. Board, Medway: Wt. Tel. L. A. Howes, Med- way; Gr. A. G. Samuel, Falmouth; Wi. Eng. C. E. A. Malt, Olympus;

I repeat the ponies, in what I consider their order of merit: Morning Tip, Hohenfels, Meadow Eve, Prussian Plane, Leslie Henson, Merry Maker and New-shop, and a bank. There will be Wt. Eng. E. Tickle, Medway.

market Tip. However, in making my final selections, I have left out the first three portes mentioned as I anticipate they will go out in

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TAP SIAC HANDICAP This should be a very close affair with the result in doubt the finishing post. right up to

the public's se ections but I faney The Big Trail for this event as this sub is in fine fettle and only carries 146 lbs. As an outsider I would re- commend Fairy Auk.

THE LADIES' RACE

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MILITARY

For Gibraltar: Sergt. R. Gatmeli, Mrs. Gatinell and family, Gnr. H. Cole, Mrs. Cole and family (Royal Artillery).

For Malta: Bergt, C. Viccars, Mrs. Viccars and family, and L/Sergt. J. Ball, Mrs. Ball and family (Royal Artillery).

For Egypt: Sergt. A. Brundell, Mrs. Brundell and family (Signals). For Colombo: Major J. D. Milne (Royal Scots),

a well-organised Camp Hospital with a staff of one surgeon, gne physician, one specialist, assisted by a number of qualified nurses. In each sub-camp a doctor will be stationed at a First Ald post which w be available day and The night for emergency cases. camp will have its own newspaper, "De Jamboreepost," which will be published in two languages, Eng- all official Hish and Dutch, and communication and important news items will be translated into French and German. The police

For United Kingdom: Lt.-Col. H. force will consist of Rover Scouts,

H. Dempsey and Mrs. Dempsey be whose dates will

direct, to

The

(Stan), Major J. S. Drennan, Mrs. It will be difficu't even to fore- traffic inside the camp.

Drennan and family (Royal Artil- rün by camp theatre wil be Last the probable starters as this

Scouts with Scout performers, but; ery) Bergt. R. Champion, Mrs. race is for ponies that have start-

Champion and family. Sergt. G. not necessarily for Stout ed in the 1st, 2nd and 4th races

diences. The public will be flock-Knight, Mrs. Knight and family and have not been placed.

[R.A.), Major P. F. Foley, S/Sgt. D. Punters should take special' note

ing to the Jamboree and the of the fourth and fifth ponies. In

A. Harris, and Mrs. Harris, Cpl. theatre will be one of their big these events and pick on one that thrills of the day. There will be Shipp. Mrs. Shipp and family, W. C. I. F. B. Peters, Mrs. Peters and famfly" (R.E.); Bgmn. Lowe and is fairly fast off the mark, as this afternoon displays in the arena, Sea Scouts will give a display on will be a decided advantage over

one of the lakes in the neigh Mrs. Lowe (8ignals); Mrs. T. C. five furlongs, Ponies worth fol- lowing. if started.

Gold tourhood. and in the evenings Sharp, Clause, Coureur Blue and White camp fires will throw light on a circle of happy youngsters singing Spirit.

their different national songs. On certain evenings there will be special camp fires arranged for the public. Excursions and hikes around parts of old and new Ho- land are also a part of the full programme.

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Acting Governor Sworn In

(Continued from Page 1)

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HON. MR. N.L. SMITH His Excellency the Hon.. Mr.

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M. Wilkins, Mrs. Wilkins and fami- oath of office yesterday as Officer

y (Artillery); L/Sgt. Marvin, Mrs.... Administering the Government,

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Molyneux, Fus. Edwards (Fusili-2 was born on May 29, 1887, and was

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Officer Administering the Govern- January 1, 1911. From October 1,

ment during which period he per- 1916, to June 10, 1919. he was seconded" for Military service. formed the official opening cere-

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in the number of "Ma Jong Clubs Letters for "K.L.M. Service".

due Amsterdam, 3rd May,

in reality gambling saloons) in the Central, Wanchai and Yaumati districts of the Colony, which pro- vide homes" for the unemploy ed and bad characters, which in- feat the city and its environs, re- cent Police investigations have re-Fort Bayard and Haiphong sulted in the discovery of over one Amoy hundred of these aly gambling resorts.

Straite. Ceylon, India. Aden, Egypt and

EUROPE ria Marsellies-dae Mur seilles, 19th May and London Parcels

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