1907-02-20 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRaph, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 20 1907.

Johosions sporting Cotswold, and his mount ↑ Mr. John is el's And Patrick, rest tib anuwaring gamely, the big brown closed in

(Johnstone) "with Duxey's favourite. The race home was a | Mi, Copenhagen's Cosmopolitan, 3'1st 8lbs...

fine one, Cotswold managed to get the verdict

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'Autuma' Koje was on the rails and Magpie on the outer course. In spite of the big field of eleven ponies the start was a good one, When the field first came under notice of the spectators Ben Wywis led from As Usual and Robbie was third. Wicked was last. Bez Wyvis led all the way to the Rock, but Autuma Rose was gradually coming up and threatened

(Zabp)

by three lengths from Tip Cat who was barely | Mr. F. B. Marshall's Tip Cat, 11st zib dom ball a length ahead of Coronet Rose for second

(Vida) 3 place,

Mr. Buxey's Big Rose, rost solb* (Master) "Mr. H. 1', White's Zapeter, 101 gib. '..

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(Dupree)

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the leader's" position. At the village Master

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Time: 7.30 1/5.

Winner.; $22.80.

Parimutuel ist Sto.ga; and 59. -The HongkoONG DERBY -- A sweepsp-ker

Mr. Huntar'ı Petard, tost gib .....(Hickman)

*alba overweight;

of $10 each with $1,50e added. (Half lifeit if Ard Patrick probably started to qualify for declared on or before day of closing entries:) For China ponies, doad fide griffins on date the Champions to-morrow. The good judg. of only.

first pony to receive 70 per centi; ment was justified. He won the race. At the second so per cent; And third to per cent,start Zapeler led from Cosmopolitap, and Tip Weight for inches as per scale. One mile and

Cat third. Pelard was left at the post when

■ hall. (Nominations to close to the Clerk of the Course at the Hongkong Club House on

the flag dropped. Within the first furlong Saturday, 5th January, 1907.)

Zapater yielded his leadership to Cosmopolitan, Tip Fat was third; Big Rose fourth, Ard Pat. rick fifth and Petard many lengths behind, lost. The race from the Village was an exciting one Ard Patrick came in with a rush, and at the straight, half way home, led, pursued by Cosmo. poling and Tip Cat. The race finished in that 'under, Big Rose was oot placed. Zapeter was fifth and Petard Inst. The dividend on the winner was the best of the meeting up tỡ this day, viz., $52.

Mri Buxey's Spring Rose, tist 1lb...(Master) Mr. Fas' Black Pansy, trat glbs. (Vida) *

· Mr. John Peel's Southwold, Jost gibs...................

(Johnstone) 3 Mesurs: T, P. Hough and P. Shëwan's The Pride of Cadzow, lost tilbu* ....(Cox) Me Fas' Marrain, 1131 111b1 ...................... (Moller) Mr. John Peel's Beaufort, tost szíbs

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(Gresson) Mr. C. H. Ross' Ben Eion, test 121b............

(Dupree) o *rib Overweight. Considerable interest centred in ris event of the meeting. When the Board hoisted the seven numbers it was seen that the best stables sent nuc their best representatives to contest for the blue ribbon of the meeting Fas' favouțite, after his grand form displayed yeslentry, started the hottest favourite with 449 backers against the winner's 194 The Pride of Cadzow was the first pony to take the field. Following him 'the Peel's uable companions trotted out together. Ben

Time: 1.10.

Pari-mutuel 131 $7.70; and 36.30, 3rd $6.20. 6-THE PROFESSIONAL CUP-Value £50 Presented. Second receive $roo; and third $50. For griffins on date of entry and ponies that have never won a 1ace. Sub

cription griffins of this season. 1956-1907 altowed 5 lb. Weight for inches as per scale, Previnas winners barred. Jockeys who have, never had a winning mount allowed, flb Entrance $to. One mile.

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Mr. Godfrey Master's Blue Nile, arst rib...

(Owner) I Mr. Fas' Black Pansy, fost glb ...(Maller) 2

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Mr. Ellis Kadooric's Zulu Chief, rost gib....

(Zahu) o Mr. John Peel's Southdown, 10st glb......... (Gresson), o

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Elon was led to the post. Master, on Spring Mr. Busty's Dwarf Rose, rost rib...(Gegg) 3 Rose, next appeared on the scene, and elicited general favourable comment. The Shanghai favourites, Marsala and Black Panay, were the last couple to walk up to the flag. There was to difficulty in starting the field. Southwold looked a picture of beauty at the past, while Black Pansy moved in good spirit around his rivals. When the Hon. Mr. May dropped

the Rag Southwold was on the rails, then Spring Rose, Ben Eian and Beaufort on the Quiet course, Ben Elon had a very slight. advantage from the resibul Beaufort, bent on making the running for is stable companion, rated away from the field. In his wake was Ben Eion, Sour wolk, jid, Spring Rase fifth, Cadzow sixth, and Black Pansy many lengths behind, last. Beaufort raced for all he was worth, and when the spectators' stand was passed Beaufort led, with Matsala second. Hen Bion third, Cadzow fourth, Southwold fifth, Spring Rose sixth and Black Pansy, apparently io no great hurry, last. „This was the order until the field got well within the Bowrington Gate and were negotiating the climb, when Master began to assert himself. Confident of his fine mount he now called upon the Rose to spurl up, which Spring Rose did, in magnificent myle. Making his way up rapidly and surely; he overtook each of his leaders successively and when, the Rock was reached, Spring Rose led the field, Black Pansy second, Ben Elon third, and Marsala a long way behind, fourth. Spring Rose's win was never disputed. The race in the winning post was a grand one for places. Southwold suced beautifully but was too late to make pp Black Pansy's advantage, th whom he lust for second place by a length and á half, Marsala was a bad fourth. Ben Eice way fifth, Beaufort sixth, and The Pride of Ɛad--|| xow finished last. Mr. H. N. Mody led Spring Rose into the paddock. Messrs. Master and Mody received a magnificent ovation from the spectators."Bravo, Master" and "Brayo, Mody," were again and again called for the winner, The betting in this race was as follows:-

Zulu Chief had to be led to the post. "A capital start." Black Pansy was first after the first few laps from the drop of the flag, with Blue Nile second, and Zulu Chief third. Dwarf Pose was last. Past the Stand Southwold led the field from Black Pansy and Zulu Chief. This was the order as far as the climb when the second, third and fourth ponies raced level, and Dwarf Rose bringing the rear several lengths behind. Blue Nile and Zulu Chiel the raced up to the fender, and on entering the straight the best finish of the day was witnessed, Master, as usual, abandoned the rails for the

outer course, and steered the Nile home a com fortable winner with three lengths to spare, Black Pansy second, and Dwarf Rose a good third Zulu Chief was last,

got the leadership." Beti Wyvis. raced second. An excellent finish was' seen whoo No. Savvy' drew away from the bunch and levelled with Autumn Rose even gaining a slight lead within the last furlong from the Judge's Box. Autume Fose with much more in him' ag swered the whip and just beat No Savey by a neck, with Vagabond third. Ben Wyvis was nowhere.

Time: 2:25.

Winner: $24.10.

Pari-mutuelist $7,10; 20d-S12 10; 3rd 56 40. 9THE PARSER CUP-Presented by the Parsee community. Value $150. Second

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ponies that havo run and not won at this | from a desire on the part of the Chibana Gov-- meeting, Weight, for inches as per scale.emment, as we should like to think, to fall in

·Jöckays who- bave never had a winning | with Great Britain's wishes or merely with the mount allowed 5 th. Three quarters of a { object of perfecting their administrative system, milė.

$ the Customs Board to-day stands shorp of 9-THE-CHAMPION STAKER-With 5600|| its two prominent Directors, and becomes, a added. Second to receive 5100; and third minor department, which might well continue $100. For China" "ponies," Winners at this to exist without 'interfering with Sir Robert meeting only. A forced entry. Entrance Hart, or injuring the prestige of his offico. Sto. Winners of two incen Sza; of three ar more races $50. Weight for Inches as per scale. One mile and a quarter.

10-THE NIL DESPERANDUN STAKES-A ́sweepstakes of $5 with 5300 added. Second to receive $100 and third $50. For China | ponies, subscription griffins of this season 1906-1907 that have run and not won at this meating. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount allowed f 15. Five furlongs,

"TIPS."

The "tips for to-morrow's racing are as

The Birthday Cup.

to receive $roo; and third $gɔ. For China" | under := 0; ponies bond fide griffus on date of entry, Weight for inchós as per scale, Winners of one face at this meeting 7 lb. extra; of two or more races to ib, extra. Unplaced run- sers allowed 3 lb. Entrance Sio, One mile and a quarter.

Mr. C. H. Ross' Ben Eion, lost 12lb (Dupres) r Mr. Buxey's Melrose, tost 12. (Master) z Mr. Fas' Marsala, disa tuh...... (Moller) 3 Mr. John. Peel's Beaufort, test gih ....................

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*Jibs allowance. Marsala started as the favourite. On the fall of the flag Ran ion was first, with Beaufost in attendadce, and followed by Marsala and Mel- rose. The quaitette then raced in couples, Ben Eion with Beaufort, and Melrose with Marsala. At the foot of the hill Ben Eion stiil led the field; Beaufort, Marsals and Melrose

1.-Black Pansy. 2-Southdown, 3-Dwarf Ross.

The Great Southern Stakes.

Tip Cat. 2-Coronel Rose. 3.-Marsala

The Hongkong Stakes..

-Autumn Rastr 2.- Robbie, 3-ighland Heather. The Ladies' Purse.

4-Blue Nile. z-Ard Patrick. 3.-Craven.

The Flyaway Stakes. 1.-Marsaia.

2.--- Marichurian Chief, 3.-Southdown.

1. Preston; 2-Zapeter.

following in the order named. Then Melrose The Phaethon Stakes. overtook Marsala and gaining on. Beaufort drew level with Ben Elon. The home

raced straight was

in grad style' he tween. Ben Eion, Melrose and Marsala, When

the two passed the Judge's Box opinion wa, divided as to the winner; but Sir Paul Chater awarded the palin to Ren Eion, Melrose wat hoisted up as second and Marsala third.

Time: 2.46 4/5

Winner : $13.79.

Pari-mutuel; 1st $8.10 ; and $5.80.

10-THE GYMKHANA CLUR CUP-Value 450. Presented by the members of the Gymkhana Club. Second to receive $too; and third $50 For all China ponies that have been entered at any Gymkhana meet. ing or meetings of the senson 1966, and sub- scription griffin's of this seaton 1936-1997. Weight 10 st. 8lb. Winners, of any race other than racen confined to subscription griffins 7 lb, extra; of a subscription, griffins face a Ibi extra. Subscmption griffins of this season 1906-1907 allowed 7 lb. Previous winners at this meeting barred. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount allowed 5 lb. Entrance $10. Three quarters of a mile.

3. Melrose.

. The Governor's Cup.'.

I-- Homocea. "2.--Vagabond.

3-Highland Heather. The Consolation Stakes).

White Blaze.

2.—Tip:Cat... 3.-Quorn.

The Champion Stakes will probably be wan

by Buxcy's stable.

The Nil Desperandum Stakes.

1.-Cheruh,

2.-Big Rose. 3-Highland Bonnet.

THE PROPHET,

SIN ROBERT HARI,

According to a statement in The Tribune Sir Robert Hart is about to return to England | an two years' leave of absence, and is not ex- pected to return to China. Up to this point the London journal, which is reputed to enjoy close relationship with the present Govern- ment, may be well-informed. It goes on to Ry, however, according to the telegraphic sununary of its statement that Ble Robert Hagle action in the autcome of the post Pari-mutuel : 1st $6.40; and $6.90; 3rd $16.90. tion in which he has been placed by the

Nine starters.

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Mr. Brution's Preston, fost 8lbs .....

Time: 2.10 1/5. Winner: $4.90. Pari-mutuel: rs1 $6; 2nd $6,70. 7,-THE CHALLENGE Cur-Value one hun

dred guineas. For China ponies,

forced entry of $10 each, but optjonal to China ponies subscription griffins of this or previous seasons. Weight för inches as per scale. To | Mr. Buxey's Small Rose, tost tlb........ he won two years consecutively by a pony or Mr. H. ". White's Zapeter; 1st 1b..... ponies-the-Box-fit-propany-of-the-me-time : 1 34 2/5. nwner or owners. Winner to receive $300

Winner: $1180 and 70 per cent, second Stop and 20 per cent, and third $ and 10 per cent of the entrance fees until the Cup is finally wn, when the second pony will receive 75 per cent, and third pony 25 per cent of the entrance lee. One mile and three quarters. Mr. Buxey's Glonous Rose, 1st 1 (Master) T Mr. Fas' Comanche, 11st ih (Moiler)......................, 2 Mr. Brution's Preston, 11st fl) (Vida) “.............. 3 Mr. John Peel's Quorn, 1981 #B (Gresson)... o Mr. Ellis Kadoorte's Indian Chief, lost 'Olb

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TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME.

The programme of events to be run of to- morrow is as follows:-

THE BIRTHDAY CUP.-Presented by Mr. A. Babington: Second to receive $100; and third $50. For China ponier, bind Adle grit fins on date of entry. Winners of one race 5th. extra; of two or more races to lb. extra Subscription griffins non-winners allowed elb. Entrance Sto. Three-quarters of a

niile.

Mr. Wingard's White blaze, ist ih...(Cox) • Indian Chief was the firm to take the field for this race. Then Comanche put in an ap│-THE GREAT SOUTHERN STAKES-Value $500. Second in receive $150; and third pearance, followed by Clorinus Rose, then Quarn, White. Blaze and Preston There was $$. For China ponies. Weight for inches one false start whèn Indian Chief raced,

as per scale. Previous winners at this meet to the Bowrington Gate before being drawn- ing of one race 7 ib. extra of two or more in. Comanche led when the field was rices tilb, extra. Unplaced runners allow eventually got away. Indian Chief took

ed 3ib.; griffins allowed 5th.; subscription second position from Presion with Glorians

griffins of seasons 1903-1956 and 1906-1907 Pose fourth, Quora fifth and White Blaze allowed toths. Allowances accumulative, last, Comanche raced away from his rivals Entrance $10. One mile. early in the race and was many lengths 3-THE HONGKONG STAKES.-Value $500. The leader when the field

Second to receive Sto; and third $50. A Ralloped passed the Judge's Bow in the first forced entry for China ponies subscription round, John Peel's was then second closely griffins of this season 1906-197. Weight pursued by White Blaze and Glorious Rose for inches as per scale. Winner of the Ger not far behind, while Indian Chief was man Cup 7th. extra; non-winners placed IT$1. Belore the ascent was negotiated

nony allowed 3 lb. Unplaced runners allow red lb. Entrance Sto. One mile and g Indian Chief was completely out of the

Glorious Rose

hall now forged akend and considerably, reduced Comanche's lead at the Rock, which he had no trouble in pre Pari-mutuel at $6.40; 2nd $15.501; 3rd $8,10sently securing.. Once ahead of the rest at the

Winners: Spring Rose...

194

The ride of Cadzɔw...

10

Marsala...

*449

Southwold ..

100

Beaufort

12

Black Pansy.

27

Ben Eion

25

Placed Hetting:

Spring Rose...

523

The Pride of Cańzów.

Marsala ..

491

Fouthwold

272

*** 33.

92

Beaufort

Black Pansy

Ben Eion.

Time: 315 5/5. Winner: $18.go

4. HE GERMAN CUP.-Presented by.mem

bers of the Club Germania. Second to receive $150; and third. $;o. For Chion ponies, subscription griffius of this season 19-6-1907. Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance Sto. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Carruther's Homocen, Iost gibs......

race.

village the race was Master's own absolutely. Comanche held on to the second place which he managed to maintain to the end, winning fron Preston by half a length; a good third.

Time: 3.40 4/5. Winner: $595. Pari-mutuel 1st $540; 2nd 18.20; 3rd $8.70.. Mr. C. Paul Chaier's Rust, test glb (Dupree) 28-THE NAVY CUP.-Presented by the Off-

Mr. Medico's Nigel, tost gla

(Johnstone), 1

(Master) 3 Mr. D. Macdonald's Highland Heather, 10st

gibs

.......(Gegg) o. Mr. Stewart's Off Chance, 1st lb (Gresson) o Messrs. Parker and. Mackie's No Wanchee,

Itt tal......

.................(Mallor} o Off Chance led at the start with Highland Heather second. Off Chance was not good enough to hold out and soon dropped out of the race. Rust showed up well at the Village, closely followed by Homocea. The latter was the favourite and Johnstone had no difficulty in winning from Rust by two lengths. Nigel (Master up), another fancied one, could not do -better than getting in' third.

Time: 2.44 4/5. Winner: $8.85.

cers of His Majesty's Fleet. Second to re ceive $150; and third Sga, For Ching ponies. subscription griffins of this season 1905-1907. Weight for inches as per sexle. Winner of lie German Cup to lb. extra. Oilier win. ners b. extra Entrance fro. From the two-mile post once found and in.. Mr, Buxey's Autumn Rose, Ust 1b (Mauler) I Messrs. Parker and Mackie's No Savvy 1st

51b ......... "1

...(Moller) 2 Mr. W. G. Clarka's Vagabond, fos: 12lbs

Father O'Flynn's Dublin 1st

Mr. Magpie's Saladin taşı 12lb

(Owner) 3.

4÷THE LADIES' PURSE-Presented. Second to receive Sigo; and third $50. Für Ching ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners at this meeting other than subscrip fon, griffins 51b, extra. Unplaced runners and jockeys who have never had a winning mount allowed slb. Allowances accumul

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I cannot be, therefore, that the Inspector- General should have waited aine months, until the troubla has been virtually overcome, before he takes a step which could only have been taken with any consistency immediately after the issue of the Customs Edict. We should prefer to think that-Sir Robert Hart feels that he has justified his action in remaining in office by having practically outlived the offending Shulwuchu, and is now at liberty to take the rest to, which his long and brilliant service entitles hini, His decision to go on leave of absence before resigning his post will enable the British Government to be more accurately. informed regarding the measure of vitality possessed by the Shuiwuchu before it is neces- sary to appoint a successor to Sir Robert Hart. On this subject of the future of the Inspectorate. General on which it might have materially added to our knowledge, The Tribune appears to be silent, but it is the point in which the keepest interest will centre in the Far East- N. C. D. News:

SILVER SMUGGLING.

HONGKONG CHINAMAN'S HEAVY LOSS

Wong Tai, the Chinese millionaire, who rap the smuggling deal in which it was attempted to take P20,600 pesos in Philippine silver currency, out of the country in defiance of the laws of the land, has lost his working capital and will have to sue the Government for its recovery should he care to attempt to recoup, reports the Manila Cablenew of 13th inst.

It will be remembered that the money was seized by the cuiloms authorities while in the possession of one of the Hongkong Manila steamers just as the vessel was about to steam Away. Wong Tai, who claimed to be the -owner of the silver which he declared had beep sent here for use in the purchase of old Mexi.. can silver, came to Manila na the Rub some weeks ago to show how the money got here and to try to recover it from the death grasp of the insular authorities.

fle made a strong effort to demonstrate that he bad not tried to get it out of the country but has tried to get it in where it belonged but had failed, as when he got it here he was unable 10 make the purchase of old silver he expected to and hence was about to take back his own. for the ins 45 years. While on the stand be Wong-has been a merchant in Hongkong testified in a nonchalant manner as though he did not care a finker's dam even should the money be confiscated.

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While the sentence in the case has been prepared it has not yet received the signature of the Judge without which, it is not binding but it is understood that the finding is one of guilty and that in punishment a nominal fine will be imposed.

appointment over him of two Chinese Com missioners-General of Customs, We are tempted to think that, if the Inspector THIS office has received No. 3) of 'ke Ed- General of Customs is about to retire from a wardian, the literary organ of the Weihaiwei Tang and successful administration of the Im School, which is again very handsomely got perial Maritime Customs, the interpretation put, both as to the letter-press and the illustra upon the step by The Tribute is hardly a fairns, the latter of which are remarkable for their excellent clearness-portraying what or correct ore. The famous decree appointing they are intended to portray, and thus neces their Excellencies Tang Shao-yi and Tieb sitating no straining of the eyes to discover Liang Commissioners-General of Customs was

what they are intended to represent, as is ton issued on May 9, and it was open to the luften the case in Eastern illustrated" pro- ductions. The literary matter deals brightly spector-General to hand in his resignation at with the sports ind: Iged in by the bays, while once to the Chinese Government. nall sidesit a description of the prize distribution just be was expected that Sir Robert Hart would adopt fore Christmas makes very interesting reading, this step, as being the only course consonant Although this is on the third number of with his own dignity and with the prestige of as he somewhat pathetically announces; the Volume a new editor has had to be installed, the nation to which he belongs. For reasons last editor left with some precipitation, and which have not been. divulged, however, Siromilled in leave behind him a list of subse-i Robert Blant decided to remain in office; be bets." But no doubt that-emission will be easily accepted publicly the assurances of the Chinese remedied, and the subscribers all receive their authorities that no slight was intended upon

very interesting and creditable litle magazine, The Edwardian is published three times A himself or his office, and he instructed the year, and the annual subscription is $1.50, Service to fall in, with his own views.

In spite of this somewhat weak surrender, as it seemed to maný, on Sir Robert Hart's part, the action of the Chinese Government was warmly challenged by the British Tresa, the China.Association, and by members of Parlia mest, and representations on the subject were made to Peking. These, as we know, were not couched in as strong. terms as any would have desired, and produced little more than equivocal replies or pro- testations of innocence on the part of the Waiwupu, and the new Customs Board, the Shuiwuchu. Meanwhile, however, other cir. cumstances were working towards a return to the status quo ante the Edict of May 9 although some credit must be given to the ailation, stated in Great Iritain to save, re' it was thought, Sir Robert Hart in spite of himself Domestic politics in Peking were undergoing

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ners of one race 5 lb. extra: of two races 7 lb, extra; and of three or more races solb.'" extra. Jockeys who have never had a win ing mount allowed glb. Enuance S10. Se .ved furlonge.

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6. THE PHAETHON STAKES-Handicap, vigorous reformer has set ; but for the moment Value S400. Second to receive $160; and it is under a cloud and there is no clear indics third $50 For China ponies entered at any tion of its actual movements. A fresh shuffling Gymkhanameeting or meetings of the season of the cards in Peking, a New Year's gift, or an Mr. A. J. Williams' Brython, 1st tih........

1906, and griffins on date of entry. Previous indiscretion on the part of bis coemies may (Zahn) o

winners and non-starters at this meeting change the appearance of the whole political ...........

barred. Entrance Sto. One mile and situation; but, as things are now, the great (Cresson) o

quarter.

Viceroy his lost ground in the Imperial favour 7. THE GOVERNOR'S CUP-Presented by Fit and his protézés are implicated in his efface- Excellency Sir Matthew Nathan, KCMG meat. Whether this be the correct explana (Dupree) o

Second to receive $100; and third Sça. Fortion of the circumstances that called forth the .......

China ponies, subscription griffins of this issue of the "one man, one post" edlet (Johnston) o

season 1906-1957. Weight for inches as per or not, the fact remains that HE. Tang Shao- *(Gegg) •

scale. Previous winners of one race 7 lb yi, who is one of Viceroy Yuan Shib-kai'e men,

..St each. extra of two or more races 10 lb. extra had also to resign his plurality of offices in

The Company's Wharf is situated in front (Hickman) o

Unplaced runners allowed 3 lb. Entrance favour of one principal post. The incidence of of the New Western Market, opposite the old WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, $10. One milo.

these official changes effectively put a check | Harbour Office. B. THE CONSOLATION STAKE6,—A sweep to the activity of the Suiwuchu, which within stakes of $to each with Szoó added.. Second a very brief period of existence had shown it- to receive $100; and third Spo.. For China | self capable of boundless mischigl, · Whether

Pari-mutuel: 1st $5.20; and $7; 3rd $5.10. STHE GOLD COAST CUP-Presented by His Excellency Sir Matthew Nathan, K.C.MG. Second to receive Stco; and third $50. For China panier, Weight, for inches as per Mr. Wayloang's As Usual rost talb.......... scale, Previous winners at this meeting of

Mr. C. H. Ross' Ben Wyvis [ 1st

Mr. Hurstham's Wicked 10st izb.....

one, race 7 lb. extra of two or more Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Moorish Chief 11st 1lb Faces to lb. extra. Griffin allowed lb.

Subscripilan griffins of seasons 1905:1006.

(Large) o

and 1956-1907 allowed to lb. Entrance Sro. Mr. Loland's Robbie rost talba ......(Vida) D Five furlongs,

*Lith, pevally

Passage Fare-Single Journey.................54. Meals .........De

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