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Telegrams.

“HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "

SERVICE

THE CANTON SIRIKE.

LAUNCH-OWNERS' GRIEVANCE

REDRESSED.

PROPOSED DISMISSAL OF MARINE SURVEYOR.

[By courtesy of the “Sheung Pa"\"

Canton, 19th April. On behalf of the launch-owners, Taotai Wen Tseung-yo and the magistrates of Namoi and Panyu petitioned the Viceroy, to do away with the European survey of steam launches and to have an officer ap. pointed by the Sin flan Kuk (Board of Organisation) to perform those duties.

The petitioners also urged the dismissal of Assistant Surveyor Kwok Tso-kui, who is periana non grata with the launch-owners,

The launches resume running to-day...

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY APRIL 20, 1908.

The Hankow Floods.

AFTER THE EVENT.

A FATAL ERROR.

The more wa learn about the Hma river

catanirophe of Monday night; writes a corres pondent newly arrived in Shangbai from the scene of disaster, the more appalling doze it appear to have been, reports the N. C. D. New at the 15th inst. Down at Yanglo, sixty Hi below Hankdw, the river takes a sharp bend and on the North bank there is a backwasl where flotsam accumulates, Up to đala, no.

less than eighteen hundred bodies have been

taken out of the water at that one piece.

The authorities, after being criminally care- less with regard to the living, are paying special attenting to the dead. For every body recovered they pay a reward of eight hundred cash, and offer two thousand cash for every one rescued alive. The various benevolent halls are all hard at work providing coffins, and notices are inued calling as relatives to go down and claim the bodies. Of these, how- ever, there are few, as the bulk of the drowned were strangers from a distance. Among the dead are many women, some of them woli dressed and also not a few children. Osemast

salved with four children lasbed to it and

one of them, a boy about twelve years old, was will alive after being a day in the water. Thir-

teen hundred boat masts have been recovered al Yangio.

COLLAPSE OF A SIRHET.

CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY.

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RESIGNATION OF "CHIKE ENGINEER;

[From Our Own Correspondent]”-

Canton, 17th April, 1908. As a meeting of shareholders of the Cantone

THN FANGTSZE. WHARE AND GODOWN CO., LD.

ANNUAL MESTING.

The seventh annual general meeting of the shareholders in the abova Company, was held at Shanghai on the 15th inst. In the absence of Mr. Charles E. Käyncı, Mr. B. Rosenbaum

Oldoip (director), E. Goetz, F. R. Rogers, C. prasided. "There were also present Messra, K. Hoffmann (Secretary), 14. Q. White, R., Mac gregor, J. Stampff, H, Struver, and 1. C. Michael. Total shares represented 1,555.

Hankow Railway Company has been arranged to take place on the 13th day of the stb'moon for the purpose of discussing matters in con- section with the proposed establishment of Railway Bank, the payment of interest 10 abareholders, and the construction of branch lines by the Company, the Company will

The Secretary having read the police coo issue tickers to applicants for admission to the veuing the meeting, the chairman said: Gentle meeting hall from the 1st day of the 4th moon nie-The General Agents report and male- to the 30th of the time month, after whichment of accounts for the past year have been date no tickets will be issued... it will be

remembered that there has always been die turbance at the meetings of shareholders of the Company during the past two years. Now under the good management of Sir Chun Tung Liang Cheng, who is at present president of the Company, the working of the Company is found to have been carried on smoothly so far, and the bid feeling of one party of shareholders against the other he also diminished, so the forthcoming meeting is expected to, pass off

with every success.

To-day's Advertisements.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW. THE Company's Steamship

"HAICHING,"

Intimations.

the

THE

ROBINSON PIANO

Captain Hodgins, will be despatched above Ports, on WEDNESDAY, the sind inst., ́at 1 o'clock F.N,

For Freight at Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Căi,

General Managem. ・ Hongkong, 20th April, 1908.

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AMERICAN ASIATIC 5.S." CO:

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

'FROM' NEW'YORK VIA SURZ CANAL.

In your hands for..some time" and with your permission I will take same as read. The ba face standing at credit of our working account, antoriunately, reflects the general depression which the trade of Shanghai passed through last year and less than our balance in 19.0 THE Steamship by simper exactly the amount placed by us to reserve at our last general meeting. Furtaonte»

ST. DUNSTAN," . Captain-Woses, having arrived from the have from the preceding prosperous

abore parts, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at are ready accumulated a reserve of Tis. sapo equal to 20 per cent paid-up capital.

their risk into the Godowns of the Hoogkong Your Directors recommend you to begin thisand, Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Year 40 write down the book value of your build. Limited, Kowloon, and stored at Consignees

risk and exproses.

Giest progress has been made on the con- struction of the Canton Hankow Railway and if it continues so, the whole line from Cantong lighters, pontoons and steam-launches, to Hankow may be expected to be completed another direction, which you are able to do shus strengthening your financial position in, within a period under present estimate: To while maintaining your dividend at the cus. the exceptional ability and untiring energy of the Chief Engineer is this expedition entirely tomary figure and also carrying forward bearly the same amount as in igló. I may say in due, is, therefore, with great regret that it is learnt that Taotai Kwong, engineer in chief, is this connexion that while we are writing off on our buildings the fact is that they actually desirous of relinquishing his position and has, yesterday, tendered his resignation. On receipt and to book much below replacement cost. of Kwong's letter, the directors of the Company Shed Ebas in the course of the year been altered

On the night of the 7th instant, half a Brett on the right bank of the Hao, consisting of about a hundred houses, collapsed and dimp. peared in the river in an instant. The people had all gone to bed as usual, and only one fa- mily escaped. It was the Cheng family who at once sout laut à reply stating that his highest flood level, and is now classed as a

valuable services at present are urgently lived near the Yu Hwang Koh-ten people in London, 17th April.. all. In the middle of the night they were sud..

needed in the construction of the road, and As a result of a conference of the highest dealy awarned by some one knocking and that they are not in a position to accept his authorities, it is stated that it has been de.shouting "Get up quickly" They thought it resignation, In the reply the directors Cirnesi- cided to place all, military and, naval forces was a fire and rushed from the house when they requested him to remain in his post and whole street instantly disappeared. They saw under a supreme chief, to be styled Therabody, nad di not know to what supersatural intervention their deliverance was due. the native reporter wonders if it was a god. or i devil,

Generalissimo.

The Grand Duke Nicholas is mentioned for the post.

The United States Presidency. The Minnesota Republican States Con. vention bas endorsed the candidature, of Mr. Taft for the Presidency, and favours a revision of the Tariff.

Snow Blide in the Rookies. A snow slide at the Albert-canyon, in the Rockies, has swept away the railway line, trees and some, navvies, and boarding a car at the canyon, killed thirty Japanese. ".

The Tibet Nogotiations The Tibet negotiations are concluded, and the Commissioners have returned home. The Cruise of the American Fleet. The American fleet has reached Sau Diego, where it received an immense recep. tion.

The Governor, Mr. Gillett, in welcoming the fleet, said that America must be ready to fulfil her mission in the Pacific,, where the greatest naval battles of the world will eventually be fought.

The Wreck of the “Hohenzollern

The Hakenzollern, is dismantling, and it is

feared that she is a total loss.

The passengers and part of the cargo have proceeded to Alexandria on board the Therapi

18th. April. Russia and Macedonia The Duma have debated the Foreign

estimates,

M. Ivolsky, referring to Macedonia, em- phasized Russia's desire not to infringe on the Sultan's sovereignty, and not to provoke an armed conflict, as Russia needed peace to restore her scattered energies.

Sir Edward Grey's answer to the Russian proposal has made a final agreement hope. .ful,

"

The papers are full of notes like these-At the Lung Wang Mian a large Széchuen jünk was ready to start with over thirty people on board when she was sunk and the whole of them drowned. At the Ta Mo-lou there were filly rice boats, and all weal under, of their crews only thirteen meo escaped. A mandarin boat, with the mandarin and his family on

board, was carried into the middle of the Yadg tre where the waves ràn mountains high and nothing has been seen of mandarin or boat since. Five great junks have been recovered intact and notice given for the owners to come and claim them-so oué has turned up." At Yang- chiaho bere were eleven boats loaded with bricks, and will about sevenly people on board -no trace remains of either men or boats. At Chichiatsui there were thres boats with fifteen hundred pical of ice-cargs, crews and boats all lost." A fleet of boats laden with cash in tended for the purchasp of tea up country put into the Has that night fearing a storm-09- The value of the cola thing remains of them.

board was upwards of Tis. 200,000. A merchant of the name of Shen had goods op the river to the value of Tis. 150,000 and has fort it all. And so on through a long list.

THE FATAL ERROR,

It is now stated that the original telegram, whnae error and delay was the cause of the

disaster, should have reported a freshet of

wenty-six feel at Siang-yang, instead of six

feet. When it reached Haokow it still showed head of six feet. The delay was duc, it is said, to a certain functionary being out when the telegram was delivered, so it was put aside scopesed. Following that the gong men did not go out to give the warning when they got their instructions. Thus the story now runs that the telegraph clerk inadvertently wired a six feet fresher instead of twenty-six; then the telegram was not attended to when it came to hand, and finally the gang men dawdled. It is comforting to know that these men the gong men to wit-have been dismissed. The whole is a good sample of the sick way is which things are managed in China,

Great Britain has dropped two important points, namely, the appointment of a Go-a vernor General, and a reduction of the

Turkish troops.

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also assured him that his services were nol

only appreciated by the board of directors but by all the shareholdes of the Company.

During the past few weeks the rain that caused some damage to the road of the newly. opened section from fun Kai to Sam Wah Tim and it sow stands in need of immediate repairs, While this section is under repair, there will be no train running on it for three days..

S.S." TIBA KONG" DISABLED.

WUCHOW-NANNING COMMUNICATION ·.

INTERRUPTED.

We are informed that the West River has risen twenty feet in three days and is still rising. Communication between Wuchow and Nanning has been reciously interrupted owing to the stoppage of the 5,5. Tien Kong, the only steamer trading between Wuchow and Nan- ping, where she is laying disabled at present.

Mr.. T. D. Mootheid, the newly-appointed commissioner of Customs for Naaning, waited at Wuchow a week and bad" uliimately to engage a native boat to proceed to bis port.

CANTON SHIPPING COMPANY.

PROPOSAL TO BUILD FOUR STEAMERS.

[From Our Own Correspondent.].

to a peimacest godown with floor wall above

first-class risk by the Fire Insurance Associa tion this accounts for the addition of Tls. 16,670 to the book value of buildings, etc. All' buildings, pontoons and lighters bove, ss usual, been kept in first-class repair and the cost

charged to working account

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 17th instant will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the godowny, where they will be examined on MONDAY, 17th inst., et 3 PM..

No Fire Insurance has been affected/ Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

SHEWAN, TUMES & Co., General Agents. Hongkong, 20th April, 1008.

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"POSITIVE PROOF!"

„A“FOREIGNER And an easter caRE.

Shortly after half-past eleven o'clock last night the West Point police arrested a for- eigner in the middle of Queen's Road West on a charge of committing a nuisance. The

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AGENTS

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"VICTOR"

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foreigner was returning home from a party in a A comprehensive stock semi-glorious condition. He carried a large Easter cake, wrapped in a handkerchief, under his arm; and much of his time previous to his arrest was spent in dodging the vehicular traffic and taking up the whole road. When be awoke in a cell at No. 7 Police Station this morning his surprise was great,

As regards our Yangtzepoo properties I have to disclose to you an important change in the policy followed by your i.irectora insomuch as we have decided to liquidain our holdings and have disposed of same at a fair profit which will pass.to the credit of the current year and be shown in your next year's report; wish to say, however, that the purchaser of Lot No. 1 as the right to withdraw from his bargain on forfeiting the sum of Na. 25.00 and paying. one year's interest on the eatire purchase price, although it is improbable-in view of its. being an advantageous bargain to him for his purposes-that he will avail himself of this right. Circumstances hat arisen which salis. fied your Directors that it was wise to sell these two properties and I trust you will take my word for it that this step has not been lightly entered upon.. The last instalment of the pur- chase money is due to be paid to us in February nex) and anticipating the conciation of the payments we shall have a further good cash reserve for which we shall certainly find pro-ane in Les Voeux Road." -fiable employment.

What amb here for?" he queried when he isited by the officer on duty. "For being drbook?"

"No," was the reply, "You are here for committing a nuisance."

"I know that," the prisoner proceeded. * If I was'droonk I couldn't have carried the cake

I've the cake, havan't £?"

his cake was safe in the hands of the police:

He seemed greatly relieved to, discover that

"Do you recollect where you were arrested last night?" "the officer jocularly inquired.

"Sure," answered the foreigner. "In a side

that he was picked up in Queen's Road,

Be was told that his recollection was bad,

"Is that so he exclaimed. "But was not droonk 1"

"What were you drinking at the party?" be was next asked. "Samsbu?"

"Not zamu. Whisky, brandy, pon, beer, sout shandies-s drop of all sorts. Everybody get droonk at Easter."

He was hailed before Mr. J. R. Wood at the

Polica Court to-day, and after promising mest profusely not to repeat the offence, he was dis- charged with a caution. The last seen of the foreigner he was making tracks for the charge- room to recover bis much coveted cake!

The wharf's business for this year, so far, Although not so good as in previous years, bears favourable comparison with that of other wharves of the port and gives us no cause of alarm. here is promise of improvement ai. Canton, 16th April, 1908. Yesterday at a meeting held in the offices of ready and April's bușiness'is very creditable so the proposed Castor Shipping Company eight far as this Company is concerned. A certain members were selected to take charge, in turn, good feature of our Company is the very steady of the finances of the Company, Mr. Ya Was support of our constituents based upon the Me reggeated that the Company should, as a satisfaction they enjoy by the what's good tria I a few steamers on the West River. treatment of their interests and in the case of at the, eting it was unanimously decided to a certain powerful steamship company by close build four steamers, of which two will run bets connection of interests with us in our saccess. ween Rongkong and Wuchow and the others Df their continued support we are well assured. between Canton and Wuchow.

The staff at the whatf have attended to their duties with their customary zzal and deserve CHAN Sau, a "boy" in the employ of Mr. J. C. your banks. Before moving the adoption of Webb, storekeeper of the Kowloon Docks, was the report and accounts I shall be pleased to before Mr. J. H. Kemp, this morning, at tho | answer any questions which shareholders may Police Court, charged with opening a locked { wish'ty' put..

It would appear

Mr. Michael said that the second largest of the Chinese Navy was again discussed by drawer with intent to steal, that, at breakfast time on Saturday last the siset of the Company appeared in the balance the Ministry of War. It was stated that thin accused was seen with a key in his fist standing sheet as "properties Th. 232,138.05." He sum of The. 10,000,001 should be jaldtly pro- near a drawer, which contained some money asked of what this properly consisted. Mr. vided by the Ministries of War and of Finance belonging to his employer. Whos the matter Michaet also pointed out that the system of for the purpose of purchasing battleships was investigated the drawer was found to have paying yearly dividends was somewhat' out of from foreign countries and establishing paysl date. Almost every Eritish Company paid an interim and final or a half-yearly dividend. He would like to see the Company adopt this principle.

ment was passed.

It has been raining jocessantly for the trialready been opened. The key which was week. The rains are very widespread and the taken from the accused fitted nearly every lock Yangtze is rising rapidly. The people predict in the house. He was found guilty of the dreadful flood this year, as sixty years ago in charge and a sentence of six weeks' imprison the tops of the houses in Hankow could hard- ly be seen. This is Wu-shen year again and | everybody knows that it is only the designation of the year, but the events as well that repeat

the year Wothen there was such a flood that

U. S. COMMANDBU-IN-GRIRE.

ARRIVAL AT HONGKONG,

THE Japan Beraid states that the appeal of Frank Fratt, describing himself as the carrerin China. pondent of a certain American paper, who was sentenced by the Yokohama District Court to eight months' imprisonment for fraud in Janu- are, was dismissed on Tuesday. When the jodement was rendered, the Accused attempted to fling a chair at the presiding fudge, and, on s prison warder interfering, the accused furious, Jy masaulted him.

He was afinately over. powered and removes to the cells. THE Taku Tog and Ligher Co,'s new render The American admiral pald 'an official visit the Tungahur is a smart little, steel vessel 130 to Vice-Admiral Lambton on board his flag feet long with a bram of 25 foot and a draugh! ship yesterday..

Admiral Hemphill, U. S. Commander-in Chief of the Philippine Squadron, on board the cruiser Rainbow arrived early yesterday. With the Rainbow there have arrived the U. S. Runboats Concord, Helina, Wilmington and

Bamar,

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VISITORS to Weihaiwai this summer will be pleased to find that the British authorities have made several new roads and that the one leading to the mountain top has been much improved. Several zig-zags have reduced the

grades at places where, formerly, the inclines

The chairman said that it was not the custom in Germany to pay faterim dividends, in fact it was not allowed by, law, but as this was an English Company the matter might be con- aidered by the Directors.

the

Mr. Stampff thought it much better to leave

CHINA'S NEW NAVY,

THE REORGANIZATION SCHEME.

Recently the question of the reorganizition

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MACHINES & RECORDS.

Victor

Hongkong, 27th February, 1908,

PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY

7,00 Bta.

LIMITED.

TIME TABLI,

WILL DAYS.

7.30 am to 9.30 am. .....Every 10 minnim... 9.30 am to 11.00 10; «Every 15 minuton," 11.30 am, to 12.45 pm. ...Every 15 minutes. 13:45 pm, ță: "174 pm. .....Every 10 minutes 1.15 pm. fo. 1.45 pm. .....Every 15 minutes. 1.45 pm. to 2.15 pm....Every to minutos, 115 pm, to : 5,00 p.m. ... Every 15 minuter. 3.30 pm to 5.00 pm. ...Every 15 minutes 5.00 p.m. to: 8.00 pm....Every to minuter,

NIGHT CARS. 8.45 pm; and 9' 'p.m., 9.45 pm to 12.15 p.m.

very half hour. SUNDAYK.

8.00 am to 9.00 am. „Every if minutes .9.00 am, to 9:30 am. ....... Every 30 minutes, ́ ́9.30 am. to 10.30 am. .......Every 15 minuter. 1030 am, to 11:00 am, 14.Every to minutes. 17.45 am to 12.00 voon.....Every 15 minutes 13.00 Noon to 1.00 pm....Every to minutes, 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 pm. Every 15 minuten. 5.00 p.m. to: 8,00 p.m. ... Every to minutes 5.00 p.m. to 7.00 pm. ...Everý 15 minutes 7.00 pm, to 8.00 p.m. .....Every 10 mlaates

NIGHT CARS us on Week Days. SATURDAYE.

Extra cars at $15 p.m., 21.30 p.03, and 11.45.p.m. SPECIAL CARS by Arrangement at the Company's Office, ALEXANDRA. Buildings, Des Yeux Road Central.

bases, and that the annual expenses for up- keep should be equally defrayed by the pro- vincial governments. It is reported that the new Navy will be divided into three sections, vis, the Peiyang, Nanyang and Yuchyang (Canton) Fleet, Each fleet will be com

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

General Managers, posed of one large battleship, fifteen large and smaller cruisers, a number of torp:do-boats, Hongkong, 4th June, 1007. dispatch-boats, gunboxis and submarines and will be com sanded by an admiral, Yuling-

hatter as it was, as an interim dividend kong, in Kwangtung, and Sanmun Bay will be F. BLACKHEAD & Co.,

would only mean that people in Shanghai - the bases for the Ynghyang Fleet; Churan and Nimrod. Sound for the Nanyang, Fleet, and would start gambling in there shares.

Chefoo and Taku for the Peiyang Fleel. An Admiralty will be established, fier naval regula. tions have been drawn up by the Department for the Compilation of Copstitutional Laws.

were very steep, and by diverging on to pro. minent points have much enhanced the

The chainman said that he thought it was splendid views. This road is now eight feet wide and affords good travelling for cyclisti, sounder business to declare a dividend after By another road it is now possible to have a the report on the year's work was out. With fourteen-mile run into the country, passing regard to the item of Ti. 231,238.05 for pro through a very attractive district. Elsewhere perties, that referred to the two Yangtzepoo trees have been planted, and thus this delight-properties which had been disposed of, but the

to its pleasant climate, is being converted into ful summer resort, already so popular owing profit would come into next year's account.

The following resolutions were then put and the Speria of the Far East.

carried!--

Proposed by the chairman, seconded by Mr. A DISPATCH from Peking states that the Min-Oldörp: That the Report and Accounts as pre- Istry of Posts and Communications has desented be approved and passed. cided upon the establishment of a foreign Proposed by Mr. Oldorp, seconded by Mr. steamship service which will be divided late Coers That a dividend of 18 per cent equal to four sections. (1) From Shanghai to America | Tis. 15 per abang be paid for the year 1977. við Japan. (2) From Chefoo'to Japan via Pon⠀⠀⠀⠀ Proposed by Mr. Macgregor, seconded by Arbor, Newchwang and Korea (3) From Mr. Stumpff; That Mr. G. Wailleumitt be re Amoy to Penang vit Formosa, and also to Ma. elected auditor.

of 6 feet mano, he is fitted with twin direct. At 8 o'clock. this morning the Rainbow acting compound surface condensing enginei saluted the pari, the compliment being return. developing 800 horse pawor and driving the ed by the Kowloon shore battery. They then vessel with ordinary pattere furd: screw at & fired a salule of 14 guns to Vice Admiral speed of knots. The hull and engines are the Lambton; the Alag Alfred responded. Subse work of the Vulcan Iron Works, Ld., Shanghai, quently a complimentary astute boomed forth and the bailers only were imported from Europe, for the Commodore-H. M.S. Tawar return The cabies are pannelled in teak and are up tog it with a gune holsteredwib brown leather, the work of Masses.

rails and other South Pacific Islands (4) From? The chairman said that dividend wayants Weeks & Co

Ld., Shanghai, mad the sesselis Tax Osaka Jiji reports that the suidy for the Hongkong to Europe. The flead Office will would be sent out that afternoon. fitted with electric light throughout. Above the Osaka Shosen Kalaba's Formosan and costing | be stablished in Shanghal. Shares will be saloon and sistergomifi Toomy promenade services for the present year has been increased canvitted for and Government funds will also The Peking correspondent at the Oraka Jiji dock fitted with seats; and broad staircases from 9719,000 to Y800,000, owing to increased be provided. The second and third sections lead from this deck to the main deck. In tonnage, being employed. The new ships will be established first and the mby will; addition to her ordinary work as a tender she include the Rakura, Mars, the first Volunteer be directed and firsaced by the Bank of the latted for towing purposes and will sign prob- Flent steamer, now

Ministry of Posis and Commug! ably be is great demand for picule excursio durint the ampher:

representatives of Mesir. Aime

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The monthly competition for the Saunders' SOAP AND SODA MANUFACTURERS, Farewell Cup was held at Happy Valley | between April 11th and 13th. The following

cards were returned:-

- BAUNDERB' FAREWELL CUP,

H. H. J. Gomperts .......(rec. 14) Five up C. P. Chato...........(rec. 5) Allaquare G. T. Beath no moon (rec. (4) Doedown. E. Į, Grist,

..{rc. (a) Twodown) 28 entries,

POOL

† H. C. R. Beacher, RM....(roc. 5) Dae up

C. P. Chater

ec. 5) All square F. B. Descon

C. T. Beath

R.J. Gdst,

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(rec, 14) All square {rec. 4) Oss down 2) Tubdown

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P&O SPECIAL LIQUER BOOTOR

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