1915-04-22 — Page 13

THE GYMKHANA.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915,

Lorenzo fought out the issue in the straight and just as the ponies neared the post Baroda Chief} deprived the Gem of second place

The Results of Yesterday's Racing by half a length, but failed by half a length. The winner won by half a length.

The following are the results in yesterday's gymkhana:-

Time: 2min, 12seca.

Cash Sweeps.

1, 10.00

1, 123, $510 75 2, 9.40 2, 59, 148.50.

1-Half Mile Race.For Sub-Winner: $43.00 Ticket No. scription Griffins of the San800 1914-1915 which have run and not woman Official Race. Weight for ioches se per scale.

Mr. Shellim's Lucky Gem, 1571b (Mr. Knoll)

Mr. Beeton's Kukri, 16016 (Mr. Seth)

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

Laomedon, Br. 8, 4,268, H.W. Evans,tist) Ixat-Singapore, 14th inst. Gen. -B. & S. Esang, Br. a. 1,129, N P. Baker, Zlat

inst.Hengay, 18th Inst. Coat--) J. M. & C

3, 10.10 3, 71, 74.25 Banrl Mara, Jap.as. 2.352, R. Matal21st Inst.-Kobe, 18th inst. Coal-D. Polo Pony Scurry. -Quarter

& Co. Mile. For bona fide polo ponies

to be ridden by playing members Yerimo Mara, Jap. s.8. 3,230, Yazagl.21st of the Hongkong Polo Club,

1

2

Mr. Ellis Kadoorio's Biroda Chief, 152lb (Mr. Hokman)

Mr. Gilpia's Sir Galahad, 188lb (Mr. Kuoll)

Mr. Vaughan Read's Kosmo

Mr.

1 3 Mr. 0. C. Boyd's Tipperary.

1681b

(Mr. Boyd) 2 Pop, 135lb (Mr. Road) Lient. Forbes' Dirty Dick, Bratton's Tharleston,

1681b (Lieut. Forbes) 3 152lb (Mr. Bruton) 0 Lieut. Handley's Scout, 1881

(Mr. Thompson) 01 Kosmo Pop was left. Lucky Gem showed the way to Kukri Capt. H. Smith's Revenue,

1831b and Baroda Chief. Lucky Gem

(Mr. Smith) 0 maintaining his lead won by a Messrs. Quin and Thick- neste's I.D., 1811b (Mr length and a half, a neck only

Thickaoare) 0 moparsting second and third..

Time: Imin. (2sor.

Mr. I. P. Goldney's Joy, 16816

(Mr. Goldney) 0. Sir Galahad took the lead from

Cash Sweepa. Winner; $16.00 Ticket No.:

:

inst.-Mo, 14th inst. Casl-0.9

K

Tongles, Chiness 5.2, 382, M. Honda, 21st Inet-Kohalobang, 13th instant, Genera}--Chinois. Malta, Br. a. 3,887, C. G. Smith,22nd Int.

Shanghai, 19th inst. Gen--P... & 0.8. N. Co Zafiro, Am. 1.5. 1,408, N. T. Ventorin!, 2nd lant, Balgon, 18th inst., General ---Order. Yingchow, Br... 1,316, Jones, 22nd last,

-Canton, General-B. && Montsaglo, Br. a. 3,953, F. L. Davison, 22nd inst.-Vazcouver, General -C.P.R. Ume Maro, Jap. u. 2,836, S. Kakayama, 22nd inst.-Moll, 16th inst, Coal -MB.S.K.

Inst.-Chingwantao, 15th instant Coal-D. & Co.

5.60 1, 33, $113.40 the fall of the flag, and won etaily Tungshan, Br. an. 2.572, G. We Muir, 22nd 5.80 2, 21, 32 401 by a length and a half, a neok

3, 1,- 14.20 separating second from third. Gymkhana Stakes.-Value Time: 30secs.

$200. Distance-One Mile. For

all Olina Ponies. Catah waighte Winner: $8.30 Ticket No. at 10 at. 6 lbs.

Mr. Sedgwick'a Roman Chief,

146llb

Mi Tierce's

(Mr. Sedgwick) 1

Daare bin,

Cash Sweeps.

8 10

92, 3538.65

8.10

3

68, 153.90 970 35, 76.95 One and a Quarter Mile Race.--- Handicap.-For all China ponise. 1511b Mr. Nemazee's Shabrang,

owner

(Mr. Hickman) 2 Mr. Adams' Castellan, 141lb

3 Mr. Brutton's Sunlight, 151lb

(Mr. Bruttoa) 0 Mr. Horsford's Mascotte, 15316

(Mr. Gibb). O Sir Paula Duke Dahlin, 1481h

(Mr. Knoll) 0 Mr. David Landale's Tinker 1471b (Mr. Boyd Mr. F. A. Gace's Alverstoks “

1491b (Owner) 0 Mr. Blank's Wild Cat, 14615

0

(Mr. Forboa) 0

Mr. Moguraker's Maybey,

Mr.

162ib (Mr. Anderson) 1 Moonraker's Maybey;

152lb (Mr. Hickman) 2

Yasaka Maru, Jap. a.. 6,898, T. Yamawa

kt. 22nd inst-Shanghai, 19th

fast. Gen.-N.Y.K.

POST OFFICE.

Until farther notion on Letters, Boxer, or. Paroels for Belgium, Brazil, Orota Montenegro or Malta can be accepted for insuranas,

WEATHER REPORT.

On 22nd at 11.50-Pressure has ingroom- ed slightly to moderately over the China Coast, Annam, Formosa and the Loochaos it ban decreased slightly over the southern part of the Chiva Baa and quickly over Japan and B. Manchuria.

The antleyclone over N, China has strengthened and that over Japan has passed into the Pacißo; a dopression now Em-covers the Bea of Japan.

Thoservicon to Germany, Austela, and their Colonies, and to the. Ottoman pire ars auspended as are also the Faroel Post servloos to Franos & Tringtau.

A now and revised edition of the Hong kong Postal Guide is now on sale at the General Post Office: Price 50 cents per

copy.

MAILS DUB.

America, Mongola, 23rd lust. Shangbai, dahui, 33rd last.

MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW." Japan la Kebe For TJIKEMBANG,

English Mall

Hongkong Rainfall for the 14 Hours säding at 10 am, to-day, 0,03 inches.

M

MAILSTEAMERS

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAIL.

JILL despatch VhSSELS. to the Undermentioned PORT3 on

about the DATES named 1-in

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOD 38 WI

ENDING AT NOON TOMORROW.

Forecast. District.

1 Hongkong and Neighbour-| moderate,

hood

23rd inst, 10 am.. Straits, Burmab, Caylon, Ade-4 laide, Western Australia,

In-

dia, Aden, Egypt, and Europe. (Letters posted to all the Pillar Boxes in time for the Brat clearance will be included is

this contract mail.) The parcel mail will be closed on Thurs day, 22nd April at 5 p.m.--Per MALTA, 23rd Apr, 11 a.m.

Cawsobi Maru, Jap... 3,821, ad Inst. Swatow. Amoy & Foodbow-Fer HAI-

last, Singapors, 16th inst. Goa.

-N.Y.K.

DEPARTED.

April 21

Mr. Bratton's Sevington.1461brei Maru. No 2 for Wakamatea

(Mr. Knoll) Mr. D. Landule's Tinker, 1541b (Mr. Sedgwick) Mr. D. Landale's Soldier, 15016 (Mr. Boyd) Mr. Blank's Wild Cat, 1441b (Mr. Forbes) Mr. Hind's Beattock, 144th

3 Yada Maru for Dairen

American

C'dian &

Siberian

fa

YANG, 23rd noon.

Shanghai, North China, Japan

vla Nagasaki, Viatoria, B.C.

E. winds,

aloudy. probaby improving later.

N.E.winds,

3 Formos Channel... strong-

3 Bouth coast of China be-) The same

tween H.E. and Lamooks

as No. 1.

South seast of Chins be-) The same woon H.E. and Hainan... No. I.

China Coast Meteorological Register.

Station.

22nd April; a..'

{Windo

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature.

Humidity.

Weather.

Dion

Foros.

Tacoma,&United Kingdom via wastook 7a. 29.82 33 Canada, (Europe via Siberla) Nemuro

Per TACOMA MARU, 23rd Hakodate April, 1 pm.

Hongay-Per, FOUSHING, 23rd, inst, 4 Kochi

P.TE

'SATURDAY, 24th April.

Japan via Yokohama Per KUMSANG, 24th April, 4 p.m. -

Shanghai & N. Chica-Per CHENAN,

For

LONDON via Usual) Malta

Ports of call

SHANGHAI

Steamers

To Bail On Remarks

noon

Capt. E. J. Smith

23rd Apr.

Freigh

P'sage

Capt. J. T.Jeffery

R.N.R. Sardinia

L'DON via S'pore, | Nare

Penang, Colombo, Capt. D. Asbury Port Sald and Marseilleszk

SHANGHAI,

MOJI, AND

HAMA

KOBE Nagoya YOKO-Capt. W. N. Sweny

R.N.R.

Subject to altoration without notice,

}

'd'light 24th Apr.

Freight * Prage

19 8.1. 28th Apr.

Freight & P’inge"

Freight

about 10th May & P’ange

}

All steamers are fitted with Wireless Talegraphy.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

P.&O. 8. N. Co.'s office,

5 nas

Hongkong, 19th April, 1915

E. A Hewett,

Superintendent.

.30.29 41 74 waw 2 bm

PACIFIC MAIL S.S.CO.

OPERATING.

MODERN HIGH POWERED TWIN BÖREW EXPRESS STEAMERS.

MONGOLIA 27000 tons

MANCHURIA 27000 tons

6a 29.97

29.79

Tokio

19

29.83

.

* 29.59

29.89

30.11

30.11.

anw

30.08

on 1

Oshima

30.20

Naha.

30.09

Ishi'jins

30.11

Eastorn for Kobe vla Moji

Bonin Is.

30.02

Hatching for Fogohow via Amoy

0)

Thimi Marufor Yokohama via 'S'ko! Titarcem for Batavia

Philippine Is-Per LOONGSANG, 24th

April, 2 pm.

Chefoo

Whalwe!

Hankow

Esang for Canton

0

Myaulson Maru for Hongay.

Iskong

Kinklang

Bui Kai for K. O. Wan

Haimun for Swatow

Bhangbai

Changaha

naw lom

Gutzlaff

A

20%

40

Amoy

6A 30.16 04 95 ene

2 o

Bwatow

#1

Taiboku 5 30.12 64

92

60

Talobu

30.02 66

D

CLEARANCES AT THE

HARBOUR OFFICE.

Swatow, Amoy.and Formosa via Tamsul -Per KAIYO M., 25th inst. 9

Tainan

30.01.77

4 b

Koshun

Swatow-Por HAIMUN, 25th inst. 9 a.m. Centon

P'dores kong

30.00 75

30.02 72

hne..

61 30.00 64 89' n'

30.00 .75 89

4

MONDAY, 26th April.

Book Gay Macso Wuchow

30.03

0

40

29.03 72 91...one

1 b

9a

Parboi Hoihow Holhow

(Owder) 0 Beattock took the laa. followed by Soldier and Shabrang, with Tinker last. The same order 1491b (Mr. H. Seth) was maintained up to the Rock. Mascotte and Dunrobin "took Round the village bend Shabrang the lead alternately to the. came to the front and won by s Straight, where Roman Chief length and a half from Maybey hot to the front and won by five with Sevington half a longth engths from Dunrobin. A length away, third.

a half divided Dunrobin and Time: 2min. 49aece. ktelian (third).'

Time: 2min. 69 2-53008.

Cash Sweep't

Winner: $24.10 Ticket No.

13.40 1 28 $398.90

+D 15.00 2 8, 113:40

3, 20.80 3,32,

56.70

3.-Ladies' Nomigation-Lem-

Chinhua for Iloilovis Manila Hainchahg for Canton

·April 21.

Laomedon for Dalny via Shanghal Chenan for Canton

Nera for Yokohama via Shangha!

April 22.

Wada Maru for Hongay Chiguen for Shanghai 58. $052.05. Yingehow for Shanghai

186.30 Kinn for Salkon

Ouch: Sweeps.

Winter: $50 40 7:30 5.50"

Ticket No.

5.90 18,

93.15 Kweilin for Salgon,

on Catting. Two rane. Open UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS

to members of the Jooker, Polo, and Gymkhana Clubi, and to Naval and Military Officers. Esol Competitor to be nominated by a Lady. Entrance Fres. Prizes

for successful Competitors and Souvenire for Ladies nominating them presented by the Gymkhana Club,

1 Mr. L. P. Goldney, Mrs. Carrie; 2 Lieut. A. W. Forbes,

Miss Lammert, 3F. W. Thicknesse, Mrs. Mead,

Major Lander, Mre. Lawder, "Mr. C. C. Boyd, Mre. Landale,

Capi, W. H. Smith,"

Miss Wilkinson,

"Mr. H. Beth, Mrs. Bain,

Mr. H. F. Hickman,

Mra. Hickman,

"fr. J. Gibb, Mine Dally,

Mr. O. H. Blason, Mrs. Forsyth, Mr. Knoll, Mrs. Sbellim,

Cash Sweeps, Winner: $238.50 Ticket No.

9.50 1, 47, 481.05 13.60 2, 149, 137.70 18.00 3, 79, 68.85 Ono Mile Race -For subscription griffins of any season. Weight for inches as per scale. Win- mers of one cfficial race 5lbs. extra'; of two or more official races allowed 5lb.

Dr. Forsyth's Lorenzo, 185lb

Eastern Extension Australasia & China Telegraph Co,

Achon Elgin Road, Bombay. Bracken, Melbourne, Chuankee, Penang. Ferier, Passenger Shanghai...

Nubia,"

Hopwoo 5 Central, "San Francisco.

Luonchofsang c/o Cruz & Co.,

Cholon.

Namloong, Iloilo. Singfunghong, Penang.

Singpaochang, Haiphong. Suntchin, Haiphong. Wingsam (2), Panama.

J. M. BECK, Superintendent, Hongkong, April 15th, 1915. Great Northern Telegraph Company, Ltd. Yahshuntung, Shanghai. Huaan. Amoy. Keeshing, Kobe. Hsinfat, Bhangbai.

R. BLACK, Superintendent. Hongkong. April 16th, 1915.)

Laisung for Calcutta via Singapore Benrinnes for Vladivostook

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Par ... Malta from Shanghai-Mesirs Lee Sing Keu, Wong Pin Taum, Lam Tam Yink Cheung, Lan Yuck Sang, Tong Kut Hm, HF Menil.

Por a.s. Monteagla from Victoria ota- Ms H M Hunnybon, Mr H A Scott, Mr & Mrs J A Bartos.

WATER RETURN.

Lovel and Storage of water in Reservoirs on the 1st Apr., 1915.

2014.

CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER

WORKS LEVEL.

TOYS. Fish in Below 12ft in Below

overflow:

averflow Tytarsaft below safe in Below

Byewash.... overflow

Tylam intereft, zin. Below is a Beluw

mediatos

Overflow pverflow fylt. Delawa3ft in Below

Overflow

Pokful."

overflow

·Won-i-{ssit yin. Ho'ows it 10in Below

chung" GretBow

"overdow

STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS OF GALLONS.

Tytam... DISTILLERINAS DART Tytam Byewash camer Tviam Intermediate ............... Pokfulum stikernoasetadat Wong-nai-chung

Total... ........

150.74 1.37

1915. $49.40

1.50

31-10

11.74

·1.81-

2-45

107.60.

340.43

Consumption of water in the City and, H District in millions of decimals gallus during the month of Mar, 1965,2

Consumption

13.xy

145.5 gallons

head per day.ad

gallane Intermittent supply by „Rider. Málna in Rider Main Districts during March 1994. Constant supply En alí districts during March epis

· KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVELİ

1974

vitation Re-e

1015 ift in Below

*OverCow

Complain of Mosquitoes. Owing to the large number of mosquitoes that breed in and Eltima ed

popsation. (Mr. Forbes) 1 Fround the anti-tuberculosis hos-Con-umption per Mr. Kadeorie's Baroda Chief, pital in San Juan del Morte, the 150lb (Mr. Hickman 2 director of health has requested Mr. Shellim's Lucky Gem,the municipal board to send four 157lb (Mr. Knoll) 3 labourers to clean out the place Mr. D. Landale's Soldier, 1001b so that the mosquito brigade will Kowloon - Gra-juli sia

(Mr. Boyd) 0 be able to contend with the insect Mr. D. H. Ross' Madeve, 157lb

plague, eays a Manila paper. A (Mr. Sedgwick) 0 large number of complaints have Mr. Bratton's Thurlesiau 150lb been received from the people in (Owner) 0 the neighbourhood about the tre Mr. Boston's Kukri 150lbs. mendons inorenes in the number (Mr. Gaca) Oof mosquitoes there, and an in- that the A moderate start, Kukri quick- vestigation has shown

Show ran away from, the field, and building whink houses the hom

of the trouble. increasing his advan- pital is the source

twenty lengths up The municipal board has sent the village Kakri the reg est to the city engineer Lucky Gem and for investigation and report.

STORAGE, IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS

OF GALLONS,

1975

Kowloon Grk-] !=

vitation 61.50.......... Reservoir Consumption of water la Kowloon in millions of

A'can

C'cian

Mail.

Canadien

i.

24th inst., 4 p.m.

SUNDAY, 25th April,

48 30.33 30.29 50 Sharp P. 7a 30.26 60 71 ne

Philippine Islands, Japan, via Nagasaki, Honolulu, U. Staler, South America, and Canada,

Phullen 6a 29.99 70 9 one Tourane

Evia San Francisco, & U. King- Edom via Canada-Per NIPPON | Dugupan

MARU 26th Inst. 9a.m."

20 80 75

'e

2 r

**

0. St. J.

:9.70 81

eng

бо

4.95 G4 88.se

1b

23.86 75 79 ne

2 b

Mania

29.89 73 87.

Philippine Islands, Formosa

Legeopl

29.88 79 79

vla Kostung, Japaan via Mojl, Iloilo Victoria, and Tacoma, Per PANAMA MARU, 26th Inst..

Tacloban

Sarigao Lavuan

20.86 77 94 waw 26, 29.84 70 85 n 29.85 7594c

1 ปี

1p.m.

TUESDAY, 27th April.

Manila-Per TAMING, 29th April 3 pm Swatow, Amoy & Frochow-Per HAI-

TAN,. 27th inst, noon. Straits, Barmab, India via Calcutta---For

SANTHIA, 27th inat, 2 p.m.

Siberian

Mall.

Shanghai, and North Chinn (Europe via Siberia) -Fer ANHUI, 27th April,3 pm.

ITientsia-Pukow Service Shanghai Br.. PO. Baturday, 1st May.l

"WEDNESDAY, 28th April. Swatow -Par HAIMUN, 28th inst, noon

O. W. JEFFRIES, Director. Hongkong Observatory, April 22

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrass Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in in- ches, tenths and hundredthr.

2 Temperature, in the shade, In degreen- Fahrenheit,

3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation the Humidity of air saturated with mois tare being 100.

4 Direction of Wind, to two points. 5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufore Scale.,

Btate of Weather, b-blue sky, a do- tached aloud, d drizzling rain, 1 fog, g gloomy,h hail, I lightning, overcast, p pagalog showers, q squally, rrain, a snów,

thunder, visiblity, w dew wet.

◊ Rain in Inches, tenthsand hundredths

METEOROLOGICAL.

Previous

Day On date On date alp.m. at dam,

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CHINA 10200 tons.

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ati pan.

Barometer

30.03 30.05

30.08

Hongkong, 23rd July, 1914.

Temperaturenti Humidity":

77

73

75

82

89

78

Baleon. Straite Burnab, Cey-Wind Direction...

E

E

#

Force.......

4

4

Weather...

b

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0,03

SATURDAY, 1st May.

French

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lon, Adelaide, Western Austra lia, India, &den. Erypt. & Eu- rope. Per. E. SIMONS, 1st May, 11 a.m.

TUESDAY, 4th May, Philippine Islands-Fer TEAN, 4th May,

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Austra

WEDNESDAY, 5th May.

Philippine Islands, Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, vii Port Darwin, and New Guine, vis Thuruday Le-Pez TAI YUEN, 5th, May 11a.m..

SATURDAY, 19th May.

Highest open air Hamperature on the mist ya Lowest, eik

ILK. Observatory, 22nd April

73

C. W. JEFFRIES, Director.

TIDE TABLE.

19th Apr., to 25th Apr., 1915.

Low Walke Hongang

Time.

Hongkong.

30140

1973

go.yum: gallons

Tries Timor, Australia, New Zealand

Wel Tamerla, via Port Dorwin & New Guinea vin Thursday. Ther.

Par EASTERN 15th May 10

No inferior

14

K

Not Law W

No inferlor

No afertor

Nor Low (W

H!! | Nor: Low ¿W

Decimals Ballons During the south of Mar., 1915, Conrumpton

Karimated populas } thonunkvenna) Consumption per

bend pet daŸ»»«!?

04.05097

mer!

The Government Analysts reporta shows that thy water in of excellent quality, all well Departa

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