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THE SHANGHAI SPRING RACE

MEETING.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1883.

NINGPO.

14th March. Stewards, De C. Forbes, Esq., J. M. Ringer, There is not much to record here," A fire hap Esq7W: Paterson, Esq., A. McLeod, Esq., St. C.-pened in one of the back streets of the Campo Michaelsen, Esq., A. Myburgh, Esq., E. O. and the fire brigades turned out and subdued the

flames, so that very little damage was done. *Arbuthnot; Esq.

PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY MONDAY, APRIL 30TH, 1883. The LEGACY CUP, presented by the late James

Hart; value, Tis. 100; for China Ponies; weight for inches as per scale; entrance, Tis. 5. Half u-Mile:

The CRITERION STAKES, a Sweepstakes of Tis. 10 each, with Tis. 150 added; for China Ponies; weight for inches as per scale; second Pony to

save his stake. One Mile.

The GRIFFINS' PLATE, valuc, Tis. 250; Second Pony Tis. go; last Pony to pay third Tongs entrance; for China Ponics that have never run at any Meeting; weight for inches as per scale; entrance, Tis., 5. Three-Quarters of a Mile.

A Foochow hang failed in the City and a Chinn hong in the Campo lately; the liabilities I have not heard, only the shroff of the latter hong ran away with a thousand dollars,

Traffic with Wenchow is interrupted owing to repairs to the Funguing, and only by native boat can passage be had unless taking the long jour Dey overland.

Weather here has been changeable; the lowest temperature at night in the air has been 33° barometer to-day being 30.25, cold winds, and foggy mornings happening at intervals.

Messrs. Colt & Co.'s business has been taken over by Mr. Chas. McCaslin, a former resident of Shanghai and who has been assistant in the house during Mr. F. Coit's long sickness.

I believe there are some changes taking place in the Customs indoor and outdoor staff.

Passengers (Chinese) still seem to be on the move from here. To-day, four odd-looking en-priests from Sze-chang left. They have been in Ningpo about a fortnight, but their object, who can tell?—Temperança Union Correspondent,

The CATHAY CUP, value, Tis. 150; for China

Ponies; weight for inches as per scale; trance, Tx. 5. One Mile, and a Half. The JOCKEY CUP, value, Tis. 103; for China Ponics that have never won a Race; to be ridden by Jockeys who have never had a win- ning mount before this meeting; weight, 11st; entrance, 11s. 5. Once Round. The TAOTAL'S, Cup, value, Tis.

presented by H.E. the Taotait for China Ponies; weight, 12st; entrance, Tis. 5. One Mile. The KIANO-SU PLATE, value, Tis, 150; for China Ponies; weight for inches as per scale; en- trance, Tls.5. One Mile and Three-Quarters. The RACING STAKES, a Sweepstakes of Tla. to each; for China Ponics that have never rum belore 1st January, 1883; weight for inches as per scale; winners glas, extra. One Mile and a Quarter.

THE SHANGHAI PAPER HUNT

CLUB.

A STEEPLECHASE, sweepstakes of $3 each; over the usual Steeplechase Course, for all Ponies qualified as above, previous winners of a Hunt or Steeplechase excluded; catch weights, over 11st.

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Mr. Rohde's Earl Eric, 118.Mr. Ibert Mr. Frank Maitland's Lord Mayor 1st...... Mr. Malherbe Mr. Gebhardt's Side Drum, 1192. gibs. .................... Mr. Gebhardt Mr. J. H. Wilson's Colonci, rist..Mr. Wilson Mr. Kuttonjec's Monarch of the Glen ümu

12st. 1lb.

..Mr. Dudgeon Mr. Easton's, Grey Griffin, 11st....Mr. Easton

The second steeplechase was more interesting than any of the events of the day, as all the ponies traversed the course. The six ponies got well away together and cleared the water jump in tine style, Mr. Easton, on a grey griffin, being first over, but all the ponies were well went well, exte ging down the lower side all excepting that Monarch of the Glen, who evidently had an idea that the Horse Ba zaar was his home, made for it straight, Earl Eric then took the lead, and thought at one time he was closely precsed by Lord Mayor, the win net, ridden with the most consummate judgment, won in the casiest manner possible,

A ONE-MILE RACE, Sweepstakes of $3.each; for all Ponies qualified as above; Catch weights, over tost. 7lbs. Winners of any flat race to carry rolbs, extra.

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Intimations.

F. BLACKHEAD & CO.

STORE-KEEPERS

GENERAL COMMISSION Agents, PRAYA CENTRAL.

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HAVE RECEIVED EX LATEST ARRIVALS.

Entimations.

T OK K E E.

COAL MERCHANT, 18, WING SINO LANE, HONGKONG.

community amidst which they lived. But that is a condition long expired. They seek to maintain' hall their privileges", and revenues after their aer- vices have ceased. Necessarily, there is a grow- Ing revolt against this Imposture, and the distri bution of land in Great Britain, and Ireland among the real organizers of agrarian Industry, is SHIPCHANDLERS,

by fraud or violence that the change can be post-

KEEPS on hand for Sale all kinds of House poned. Fraud has been the expedient long

and Steam COAL of the best quality, at fraud in the form of falac moralitics thrust down

moderate rates. The CUM LOONG," " CUM- the throats of the people. But, as education be-

CHOW” “CUM SHUEN,"*"CUM LEE,” comes diffused, such false pretences lose their

Steam Launches for Hire at $3 for ist hour, sa value. The number of men who can be deluded |

for and and $1 for 3rd hour, CUM ON," and by sham systems, or, scared off by charges of

"CUM KAI," at $3 for 1st hour, ga for and hour, socialism and general non-respectability, becomes AMERICAN CAST STEEL SHOVELS. and for longer periods according to arrangement. yearly less. And, accordingly, force has to be

Hongkong, 16th October, 1882.

[700 employed by the landlord classes as a last and

NOTICE. desperate expedient. Thus it happens that the landlord and plutocratic House of Census the authorized the occupation of Ireland by a per- ENGINEERS & HOUSEHOLD HAMMERS. THE Undersigned has all kinds of House and manent army of 50,000 men, besides an armed constabulary nearly equal in numbers. And so, also, it happens that a body of police, having first been employed with the view of intimidating the tenants of Skye, and having failed, it was considered certain, when the last mail left, that troops would be dispatched to coerce these biblical rebels. t

PICKS.

AXES...

HATCHETS.

PATENT BIT-BRACES,

AUGER-BITS.

DRILLS.

GIMBLETS.

-SQUARES. PATENT BRASS PADLOCKS &

CHEST LOCKS.

MKS. POTT'S PATENT SADIRONS. COOKING STOVES.

FAIRBANK'S SCALES. FORCE PUMPS for SHIPS' USE. DRILLING MACHINES.

BREAST DRILLS, AUTOM: BORING

ANVILS.

VICES.

TOOLS.

The details of the resistance, offered to the in- struments of an unnatural law in Skye corres.. ponded exactly with what has previously been Mr. Veitch's V. Č., inst, '7lb.....................Mr. Veitch -

experienced in Ireland. There was at first the customary sullen tacit opposition; next, menaces Mr. J. H. Wilson's Major, 10st. 7lbs,

of resisting extreme measures by the strong Mr. Wilson 2

hand... There were the same. * unwomanly”- Mr. Burgoyne's Whitethem, rest. rolbs.......

women in the foreground, with their aprons fall of Mr. Dunman 3 Mr. Little's Aviemore, 11st. Mr. Littlestones, and the same "unmanly men in the back, Mr. Hart-Buck's Ronin, 11st. 3ibs...

ground as a corps of reserve. It appears therefore, that it is not only in Ireland-whence England FANVILS, VICES, AND DRILLS COMBINED. Mr. Hart-Buck o Mr. Townsend's Astronomer, tost. 7ibs......

drew some of her best fighting line regiments, and Mr. Townsend o

wilence France got the brigade which tumed the fortunes, of the day at Fontenoy--that women are, unsexed and men without courage. The Mr. Wintle o

same phenomena occurred also in Scotland, and In Skye of all places-whence came so large:n proportion of the fearless recruits who helped to wrest. Canada from the French. This lie li growing too big for belief. Every man and wo man who resists a fraudulent and preposterous compulsion to give up some necessary of existence in order that a total stranger-as most landlords now are to their tenants may loll in luxuries, cannot be as a matter of course a coward or a shrew.

Mr. Wintle's Ptarmigan, lost. 10lbs.

Mr. F. Dallas's Azálca, rost. 8lbs.

Mr. F. Dallas

It was reasonably to be supposed that the last race would occupy a great deal of attention, and no less than eight out of the ten entries went to the post. All got away well together, but in the bottom stretch Ptarmigan and V. C. were catering the straight V. C., well ridden by Mr. Veitch, took a very prominent lead, and held his in the easiest manner possible with Ptarmigan throughout the Highlands. In Caithness a meet- advantage to the finish, which was won by him.

The no-rent agitation is spreading rapidly second, and Whitethorn third. Time, a mining of tenants on one estate has been held where

One day's racing on the Shanghai Race Course after the Paper Hunt Season had closed has been a usual occurrence with the Shanghai Paper Hunt Club. To-day was chosen for this wind-up" of the season, and a most satisfac- tory and enjoyable afternoon's, sport was had. Although the announcement of the races was very limited, the Grand Stand Enclosure presented more the appearance of the Derby Day than an off-shoot day sport of the Paper Hunt Club. SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, MAY 1ST, 1883.

The Enclosure wore a very gay appearance, a The CHU-KA-ZA CUP, value, Tia. 103; for China great number of ladies being present, and

the "Stand at the rails young men Ponies; weight for inches as per scale; winners sent in large numbers. The whole enclosure, in were pre- of one Race in China or Hongkong luce ist fact/ was well patronised, and crowds of Chinese October, 1887, 7lbs, extra; two or more Races, bed on the roadway skirting the course. racing well almost neck and neck, and on roibs, extra; entrance, Tis. 5. Half-a-Mile. The Town Band played in the Enclosure during The SHANGHAI DERBY, a Sweepstakes of Ts. the races and added much to the enjoyment of

cach, with Tis. 100 added; for China Ponies the afternoon's sport. With regard to the run bbing boud fide Griffins at date of entry; first ning in the steeplechase it is necessary to ob- Pony to receive 75 per cent.; second Pony, 15 serve that the best ponies ar jockeys won. in per cent, third Pony, to per cent weight for the first Astrologer, with Mr. Wintle in the sad inches as per scale. One Mile and a Half. dies, won, easily, although he was opposed by The LADIES' PURSE, value, ; for China some of the best cross-country ponies in Ponics; weight for inches as per scale; En-Shanghai, In the second, the gentleman in trance, Tl. 5. One Mile and à Quarter, "red and white stripes" rode with that judg The RACE CLUB CUP, value, Tis. 150; for China the pigskin. In the flat race, Dandolo won lesson to aspirants to ment which should be Ponies; weight for inches as per scale the half-mile race with the greatest case; Mt. Winners at this Meeting of a Race of one mile or under, to carry 3lbs, extra; over a mile, Meyerink taking the lead from the start and 916, extras, penalties accumulative up to winning in a canter by many lengths. The Two Mile Race was won by Valerius, and here again certainly exercised great skill in nursing, his pony as he did till all the others were almost ex- hausted, then Earl Eric was set going, and won by lengths not counted.

tolbs; Entrance, Tls. 5. - Two Miles.

15 sec.-Courier.

THOSE HORRID-SCOTCHMEN.

The SHANGHAI STAKES, a forced entry of Tls, Rood jockeyship was displayed, and Mr. Libert Highlands and Islands of Scotland come to hand,ments with regard to rent-the sentiments

On the road home we visited the Horse Bazaar,

and found there a large concourse of visitors, while a grand mob of griffins were being paraded. We may also state that the. Maloo was crowded on the return from the Racecourse, which cer- tainly gave a holiday appearance to the Settle. ment. Below will be found the details of the

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PINCERS,

NIPPERS.

DIVIDERS.

METAL SCISSORS.

METAL SAWS.

TUBE EXPANDERS.

OIL-FEEDERS.

OIL-CANS.

WESTON'S PATENT TACKLES. PATENT SOCKETS.

DISTRESS SIGNALS,

Ship COAL for Sale in large or small quantities at Moderate Prices. Strong and Com- modious small steamers on hire for towing pur poses, Excursions, &c., &c., CHEAPER than any other House in the Trade.

HING LEE,

Apply to

37. Tung Man Lane. Hongkong, 12th April, 1882.

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"WAI SAN YAT PO." CHINESE DAILY NEWSPAPER with

a wide circulation in the Colony, and at the other Parts, at the Moderate Subscription: of FOUR DOLLARS per Annum. It is an ex- cellent medium for ADVERTISERS at Strictly Moderate Charges. Guaranteed circulation of addressed to the Proprietor, over 1,000 Copies. Communications to be

LUK KE SHUN, No. 9, Gough Street. Hongkong, 10th February, 1883. (133

A H Ο Y. HOY LEE.

MERCHANT TAILOR, HAT, & CÁP MAKER.

IJAS for Sale, every description of Gentis-,

Hen's Scarves, Collars, Ties, Socks, Hats,

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· Hongkong, i6th May, 1882.

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No. 62, QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL, HONGKONG. Hongkong, 1st May, 1882.

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HOLMES PATENT SIGNAL LIGHTS. THE CITY OF MANILA CIGAR STORE. FOGHORNS.

SIGNAL LAMPS.

LIFE BUOYS.

LIFE BELTS BOTTLE, WASHING AND CORKING

MACHINES.

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onespeaker-the oldest resident present-deliber ately declared that if matters were not mended, little as he favoured gunpowder or dynamite proi ceeding, they would come to that yet. These te- marks, and a frank expression of approval of boy- catting as" andble thing, which under one name or The organs of capital and respectability" another had been used since the world began will soon have to leave off referring to "no-rent" (true enough), were lustily cheered by an as agitation and the expedient of "Boycotting" assemblage of over three hundred-Scotchmen. peculiarly Irish, and therefore horrid, and as dia- tinctly Roman Catholic, and therefore irreligious. men of middle age-will in all likelihood not SALTERS SPRING BALANCE SCALES. This is but the beginning, Men now living As particulars of the agrarian movement in the dit before they have learned of the same senti the evidence that identical causes will create of Bright and Cobden-being lustily cheered identical agitations, without reference to the by great assemblages of Englishmen. The nationality or religion of a spirited people, becomes reform which has yet to convert the Parlia overwhelming.

It is pretty well known that the

ment of Great Britain into a truly representative chief and clansman, have generally died out in of landlords, Peers' younger sons and dependents, old feudal affections between laird and tenant, chamber, instead of a House mainly composed Scotland. The old landed families have, in a and capitalists, will be the most sweeping in its replaced by tradesmen-London burghers, consented, under necessity, to call together the great number of cases, disappeared, and been

consequences of any since Louis XVI. of France "Glasgic bodies," and so forth. Even where the old families are still in

Tiers Etat-the assembly of the common peo- generally been infected with the suit of che lave ple-and could never get rid of them.-Sydney

e faird passes his time at London, or in Con-

of the day. Bulletin. sinental travel, and the old-time relation between him and his people is dead and gone. The tenant is but a machine for producing rent-that is to say, income for the laird to spend in a London season or a Mediterranean yachting cruise. The more income the better; and if grouse or deer prove more profitable tenants than human beings, the latter must be screwed up to the grouse rate of profit, or go." This has been going on in the Highlands and Islands for a long time now, and at last is bearing its natural fruit. The crofters in the Isle of Skye have been holding out against the landlords, and refusing Mr. Wingrove's Spotted Tall, 10st, 12lbs.........

to pay rent until certain grievances have been redressed. This would be perfectly constitution- Mr. J. H. Wilson's Colonel, 11st. 7lbs.........

Mr. Wingroveal and right in the subjects of a monarch. It is one of the principal boasts of the British Consti- Mr. Wilson D

tution that the subject class should be entitled to Mr. Arbuthnot's Last Chance, rost, zibs.......

demand "redress of grievances before granting Mr. Gove" Mr. Rutionfee's Monarch of the Glen, Tost,

supply." But by some odd process of unreason, the same thing is grossly wrong and violent

·libs... Mr. Ruttonjce's Lord of the Valley, 12st. 3lbs. when the subject is a tenant and the monarch a

landlord.

HALF-MILE RACE, sweepstakes of $3 each; for all Ponies qualified as above; catch weights, over rost. pibs winners of any flat race to carry Mr. Meyerink's Dandolo, rost. Biba...

rolbs. extra.

for all Ponies, except those entered in the Roadsters' Mate; first Pony to receive seventy, five per cent. ; second Pony, fifteen per cent.i third Pony, ten per cent.; weight for inches as per scale. Once Round. The CONCORDIA CUP, value, Tis.' Fre sented by Members of the Club Concordia; second Pony to receive 40 per cent, and the third Pony, 20 per cent of the Entrance Fees for China Ponics, bona fide Griffins at date of Entry weight for inches as per scale; En-running trance. Tis. 1o. One Mile and a Half. The TSATLEE CUF, value, Tio. —; presented by some of the Silk Inspectors of Shanghai, added to a Sweepstakes of Tis, 10 each--For China Ponies that have never won a Race-Weight, 1st. for 13hdi.; to give or take ólbs. for every inch over or under-The winner to pay Tis. 50 to the fund-One Mile. The SPRING CUP, value, Tis. 100; for China Ponies; winners in China or Hongkong, at or since Autumn Meeting 1881, gibs, extra for each Race weight for inches as per scale; Entrance, Tis. 5. Three-Quarters of a Mile. The ROADSTERS FLATE, value, Tia 100 for China Pontes (without the restriction to height specified in Bye Law No. 11) not otherwise entered at this meeting, and that have never won a Ruce; weight, lost. talbs.; entrance, Tis. 5. Once Round.

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Mr. Meyerink!

tost ribs....

Mr. Nickels 2 alb...............

Mr. Wintle 3 Mr.Little's Aviemore, rest, yibs....Mr. Little Mr. Hart-Buck's Ronín, 1st. lbs...semmiks Mr. Townsend's Astronomer, 1ost. 7lbs........

Mr. C. S. Sharp's Claverhouse, Mr. Wintle's Ptarmigan, rost.

Mr. Hart-Buck

Mr. Townsend o

Mr. Malherbe o

Mr. Dudgeon o

Mr. Dunman o

Mr. Burgoyne's Whitethorn, rost. glbs........ Mr. Easton's Grey Griffin, rost. Blbs............

Mr. Easton o This, the first race, brought out the large field of 14 ponica out of the 16 entered, the only absentees being Guy Fawkes and Chatterbox

THIRD DAY,-Wednesday, May 2ND, 1883. The CORNET CUP, value, 100 Sovs.; presented by Messrs. Kerfoot and Mouat; for China Ponies; weight for inches as per scale; Win: vers of a Race at this meeting, 4lbs, extra;wo or more Races, 7lbs, extras Griffins at date of: wa entry allowed gibs.; entrance fee, Tis: 10 each; first Pony to receive 50 per cent, ¡ second Pony, 30 per cent.; third Pony, ao per cent of the entrance fees. One Mile, and à Half, The GREAT NORTHERN PLATE Į value, Tia, 100) weight for inches as per scale winner of one Race at this Mccling under a mile, 7lbs. extra two such Races, rolbi. extra entrance, Tis. 3. Seven Furlonga

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&C.,

STEAMERS EXPECTED SPARKLING SCHARZHOFBERGER

FLENSBURG STOCKBEER.

MARIENTHALER BEER.

The Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's steamer Oridit," from Trieste, left Singapore on the 16th instant, and may be expected bere on or about the 23rd. The Ocean Steamship Company's steamer Hector, from Liverpool, left. Singapore for this port on the 18th initant, and is due here on the 25th.

The steamship Euxins left Sydney on the tat instant, for Queensland Ports, Port Darwin and Hongkong, and is due here on or about the 28th.

To-day's Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION..

HE Undersigned has received instructions from Inspector CLEAVER to Sell by Public Auction, at his Residence, No. 24, Elgin Street, on

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THURSDAY,

THE WHOLE OF HIS BOO

the 29th day of March, 1883, at TWO P.,

FURNITURE,. HOUSEHOLD

Consisting of DRAWING, DINING, and BED ROOM

TERMS, CHALL

SUITES.

J. M. GUEDES, Auctioneer. Hongkong, zand March, 1883-

There is no doubt at all in our minds that the tenant, alike in Ireland and in Scotland, is dis tinely in the right.. Every man has a right to live, and if by his exertions the soil can be made to yield only enough for the subsistence of him. to the whole of it, and no other person can properly self, his labourers, and his family, then he is entitled | claim any part-whether he be termed landlord, for Ponies that have run, at this” Morting; | Az is always the case in short races, there was chief or sovereign. Not only has avery man a some delay at the post, but at the word "go" all right to live, but he has a right to live where his got sway at a fair start, and kept together past fathers have lived before him, provided his indus. the Monument, when Mr. Meyerink sent Dantry, when applied to the soil, produces sufficient dojo to the fore and came down the straight for his needs. As matters are at present, and with a commanding lead, Claveshouse being have been for some time, managed, the doctrine

PUBLIC AUCTION. second, Ptarmigan third, Astronomer fourth of landlordism seems to have been that Irish- Whitethorn fifth, and Colonel sixth. Time men have no right to live in comfort save in THE Undersigned has received instructions the United States or the colonies, and the High- from W. GILBEE, Esq., to Sell by Fublic landers and Islanders must seek Canada or Aus- Auction, at his Residence, No. 129, Spring tralia if they desire to be regarded as worthy of Gardens (Queen's Road East), on atore consideration than deer, or grouse The fact is that landlords in the old country have

- FRIDAY, abandoned their legitimate position, Richard the 30th day of March, 1883, at TWO PM, Cobden saw this long ago. Respecting Ireland

THE WHOLE OF HIS N and his reasoning

The MANCHU STAKES, & Sweepstakes of Tia. 5 each, with Tis. 109 added for China Ponies being bona fide Griffins at date of entry, and have run and not` won a Race 1. flist Pony to receive 70 per cent; second Pony, 30 per cent; third Pouy, so per cent; weight for Inches as per scale. One Mile and a Quarter The CHAU-SHANG-KIUX CUP, value, Tla 500 presented by the Employees of the C. M. S.N. Co., of Shanghai: for China Ponies that have

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A STEEPLECHASE, Sweepstakes of $3 each; for all Ponies qualified as above. Over the usual Mr. Wintle's Astrologer, 11at......Mr. Wintle

Steeplechase Course; catch weights, over 11st. Mr. Carlil Gem 31st..... ...Mr. Carlilla Mr. Dudgeon's Black Auster, 12st, alba

Mr. Dudgeon

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J. M. GUEDES.

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never ran at kay Meeting in China or Hoog 1. Mr. Malherbe's Capitaine, 11st. Mr. Malherbe north and north Piles with equal force to the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE | made of “scap' root; "the justives" of the Philip

-west of Scotland-he wrote in

1848 to George Combe The great obstacle

kong previous to date of entry at each, Meeting To be won at two consecutive Meetings by Popies, the band fide property of the, same arce at the post, Gem and Astrologer Ppear to all progress both in Ireland and England'ir SUITES. Vader Pa Nakon

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Mr. Michaelsen's Oriole, tist....Mr. Reynell

Out of the nine entries, five put in an owner or owners weight for inches as per favourites in the betting. Black Ausfor was being the scaloj entranco, Tin, toj to be paid to the

heavily handicapped, carrying Tast, albs, all the ner until the Cup de foally won, when the other ponies only having eleven stone on their second Pony, will receive the entrance fees. backs. At the start Gem took the lead, and One Mile, inter after jumping the ditch opposite the Stand Black The YANOTSZE STARKS, value, Tis. 103 added Auster ran into second place, but at the jump at to a Sweepstakes of Tia 5 each; for Chins the lower side of the course, Black Auster, Drible, Ponies; weight for inches as per scale. Two and Capitaine came to grief, leaving Astrologer Miles and a Hall to follow, Gem, and the former ran up to the

of

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DINING, DRAWING BED ROOM

or the landlord spirit, which is dominant in politički

„COTTAGE: RIANOLMASA, GUANMAR and social life. It is this spirit which prevents

A150, our dealing with the question of tenure of land.

Complete" "OUTFITS for: PROTOGRAPHERE, The feudal system na now maintained in Ireland from Ross, Vallmeyer, Salomon Voightlander, for Ireland read also 'Skye) is totally unsuited Mayler, and Elliott to the state of the country: In fact, the feudal Cash policy is not carried out, for that would imply a responsibility on the part of the proprietor to.. keep and employ the people; whereas he is possibly living in Paris, while his agent is driving

The CONSOLATION CUP value, Tis, 100 for teens the passed him before the mpwer the peasantry from bla estate, and perhaps bungl Poples that have run at this Meeting and not taken at the Stand. From this point Astrologer ing cabins. What is wanting is a tribunal entrance, T3 Once Router is creed entry i post thirdik val

of a mile from Gem, Black Auster passing the nature before which the cast of Ireland

JM GUEDES,

Auctione Hongkong, 22nd March 1883-

HAS FOR SALE,

*IGARS of all Brands, Imperiales, Caballeros,

Vegueros, Regalias, Londres, Nuevo H banos of all makes, quality guaranteed. TOBACCOS of all Brands, at moderate prices. FANCY Goods from the Parisian markets, Meerschaum Pipes, Jewellery of Chaste Designs. Sun Hats, &c, dej Commissions Executed.

JOSE M. BASA. No. 51, B., QUEEN's ROAD, CENTRAL.. Hongkong, 1st May, 1881.

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