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No 12,045
五拜疆 號五廿月弍英港香
LADIES' DAY at the RACES. than Subscription Grifins of both Mrs, John Johnstone's Irish
A BRILLIANT SCENE.
Silverstreak Wins The Champions.
more
than
Classes Bib, extra. Jockeys who
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
25, 1921.
日八十月正
Third
Edilion
Stew (Johnstone) 1
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT YAUMATI.
HEAVY DEATH-ROLL.
have had three or more winning Sir Ellis Kadaorte's Repulse mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin 5b. extra. (Jockey al-Sir lowance.) Entrance $10. Round.
Once
Bay Chief (Knoll) 2! Paul's Delight Dahlia
(Vida 3 Also ran-Capt. Henderson Sand Mr. Soares' Spotted
and Mr. Dyer's East Hanoar): (Soares) 1Mears. Hosie and Lay's Damaged Building Destroyed
By Jingo (Beth); Mt oma-
By Fire. Sir Paul's Conqueror Dahlia
(Vida) zee's Ardavan (Naman); Mr, A terrible explosion, followed Mr. J. F. Macgregor's Strath-Saints' St. Antony (Doyle); Mr. by fire, occurred at the
farrar (Heard) 3Soares Field Child (White).
fire-cracker newly-established Also ran-Mr. G. C. Moxon's Won by a length and & balf. Renown (Boll-Irving) 3;
Louza (Timmis): Bir Paul's half a length separating second factory at Ho Mun Tin this Also ran-Mr. Fash's Harle Sovereign Dahlia (Kno 1); Mr. and third,
afternoon, resulting in the loss of quin (Heard); Messrs. Joe and John Peel's Caulfield (Jardine); Time: 2 min. 06.1/3 secs. many lives, estimuted to nam- Gussie's White Foam (White) Mr. John Peel's Paper Money Pari Matuel
bér close on one hundred. Winner: $8.90; Places: $5.70; $5.80; $9.60.
Expectations that this year's Sir Paul's Honesty Dahlia
(Knoll) I Meeting would be a record are being.
realised. Mr. Nemazee's Parran (Sech) 2 Seldom, if ever, before have such Mr. R. Macgregor's The large crowds been seen within the enclosure as gathered yester- day to witness the Derby and subsequent races. In the after- noon the whole place was thronged.
And to-day, being Ladies' Day, the scene was even more brilliant than ever. The dressee of the ladies-there were some charm ing creations-and the gorgeous weather combined to make the third day a sorial ovent of un- impaired success. Racing was just as keenly contested, the orowd was quite as large as yesterday, and it can be safely aid that future race meetings will have to attain a very high mark before they outclass the event.now ia progress.
Messrs. G. C. Moxon's and C. G. Mackie's Tweedledum (Bill); Mr. Soares Dandy Child (Soares); Mr Stephen's Spynie (Wuillenmuir). Won by many lengths, a neck and third. separating socond Time: min. 33 sace. Pari Mutuel:-
Winner: $6.90: Places: $5.60; $5.70 $17.40.
Cast Sweep:-
(Johnstone).
Won by three lengths, balf a length separating second and third.
Time-1 min. 52.1/5 secs. Pari Mutuel
Winner: $11.10; Places: $6.80; 89.30; $23,10.
Cash Sweep:---
*T
Cash Sweep:-
Ticket No. 683. 1st. $3,300.50
542 2nd. 478 3rd. $25 Tickets and Com+
mission
Ticket No. 186 lat. $2,105.60)
42 2nd. $ 601.60 Ticket No. 8 1st. $1.231.30
07 3rd. $ 300.80687. 161 2nl. 351 80 425 Tickets and Cor-
30 3rd. $ 175.90
mission $25 Tickets and Com-
mission
$ 596.00
$2,355.00
There were some 150 employees, mostly women and children, at work in the building at the time. So severe was the
explosion that the whole roof
THE NEAR EAST CONFERENCE.
Venifélos Leaves London.
London, February 35.
M. Venissos has left London. He does not now intend to confer with M. Calogeropoulos de manY
Turkish Delegates States their Case.
London, February 24.
The Near East Conference sat all day. Turkish delegates attended in the morning, but Tewfik Pashe was absent, indisposed. Mustapha Reshid an ounced that both delegations were in. agree- ment, and asked the Nationalist, Bekirsami Bey to state their case. This demanded the 1913 frontier in Europe, fixing frontier in Asia The factory, which was former-Minor by agreement between the Turkish and Arab majorities in the
respective districts. The frontier east to be the pre-war Turon- ' ly used as a small-por hospitat, is Persian line, and the Turco-Armonian frontier to be as fixed by the building some 30 feet by 60 feet, recent treaty between the Governments of Angora and Erivan. 943.00 situated at the top of a hill. The Smyrna to be returned to Turkey after, ovacuation by the Greeks. 471.50 explosion occurred at about 3 Freedom of navigation and the demilitarisation of the Straits under Turkish sovereignty to be adopted. Representation of Turkey on o'clock in the afternoon, and was the InternationalCommission for regulating the Straite to be concoded, *$1,335.00
caused, it is surmieod, by a spark also the protection of minorities, and recognition of Turkey's judicist sovereignty. The appointment of a commission of foreign and 36,050.00, igniting some powder. $25 Tickets:-945, 315, 942, 875.
Turkish jur sts to modernise the judicial system is also proposed. It is also proposed that there be sufficient military and naval THE CHAMPION STAKES.
and frontiers; reorganisation of the Gaud-rmorie with the as- forces to ensure internationational order and to defend the coaste $ 877.00 A Sweepstakes of $50 oach for
distance of foreign officers; withdrawal of foreign troops from Starters with $2,000 added for the
Constantinople and Turkey after the ratification of the Treaty: $3.885.00 Winner, Second $750, Third 8400. $25 Tickets: 220, 75, 339, 200. For China Ponies, Winners at this of the building was lifted, with complete finansial and economic independence for Turkey; valua- Yesterday's results showed that
THE AMERICAN CUP-Pre-Meeting only. Weight for Inches the result that the walls began to tion of the damages and mutual reparation. The conference adjourned after having heard the Turkish statistical statement, --even with conditions ideal $25 Tickets --40, 201, 52, 288, 11. sented by American Citizens re-as per scale. One Mile and a quar. fall immediately,
claiming that Turks were in a majority in Smyrna and Eastern there is always a glorious unter- THE GREAT SOUTHERNsident in Hongkong, with $400 ad- ter.
Almost immediately after the Thrace, which should be assigned to Turkey. After the Turkish tainty in racing China ponies. STAKES.-Winner $600. Second ded to the Winner. Second to re- Mr. John Peel's Silverstreak
explosion, a fire broke out, sud delegates had withdrawn, the Conference invited M. Calogeropoulos True many favourites cane bome $200. Third $100. For China ceive $200. Third $100. For
(Johnstone) 1 the Fire Brigades from Kowloon to submit the Grook statistical statement as to Smyrna and Thrace. to win, but there were one or two Ponies. Weight for inches as per China Ponies bona fide Griffins on Mr. Potts Fighting King
A Possible Solution, surprises as well. The big stables scale. Winners at this Meeting of date of entry. Weight for inches
Hill 2 and Hongkong were and popular jockeys are still hold-one Race 5lb.; of two or more as per scale. Winners of one Race Mr. Gilpin's Triumph (Knoll) 3 ed. When the Brigade men
Toudon, February 23. Ing their own and it would seem Races 10lb. extra. Griffins allow-b, of two Races 71b, of three or Also ran: Sir Paul's Empire arrived, the building was hope-Anglo-French-Italian Commission to proceed to the spot and enquire The proposal made at the Near Eat Conference to appoint an that the majority of smaller owners will have to wait until 5lb.; Subscription Griffins of more Races 101b, extra. Subscrip- Dahlia (Heard) Sir Paul's lessly involved in the flames and regarding the questions of Smyros and other matters raised by the
both Classes of any Season non-tion Grifins of both Classes of Honesty Dahlia (Vida): Mr. was impossible to save it. F to-morrow before they get a very winners, allowed 10. Entrance this Season 1920-1921 allowed 7b. Soares Spotted Sand (Soares);
Greeks and Turks is welcomed in French and Italian quarters and hig "look in."
Of the 150 odd workers in the it is anticipated the Greeks and Turks will accept. It is opined (dockey allowance.) Entrance $10.9ir Ellis Kadoorie's Hongkong A deal of sympathy has to be $10. One Mile and a quarter,
Kadonrie's Hong-
factory, it is feared that very few in Conference circles that this will bring a solution with the least One Round.
Chief (Bell-Irving); extended to young Mr. Source-a8ir Eilis
kong Chief (Kal).1ir Paul's Sportsman Dahlia Won by a length and he a have cscaped. At any rate, up all possible modification of the Treaty of Sevres. rider tho is surely coming to the
AntAllled Enquiry. (Vida) 1 hand separating second and third. 4:30 o'clock some 60 bodies had front. On the first day :o bad the Sir Paul's Hope Dahlia (Vida) 2
Tim-2 min. 33.4/5 sbconds. Mr. Henry Humphreya' Speck misfortune to be disqualified for Mr. John Peel's Slam (Jahn-
been removed from the ruins of stone) 3
led Mouse (Knol) 2 Pari Mutuel:-- 'crossing" and yesterday, after
Also ran Mr. G. H. Potts Mr. Fash's Javolin (Heard) 3
the building, whilst about 25 who Winner: $35.00; Places: $6.50; having secured second place on
Also
were more or less badly injured ran-Dr. Forsyth's $5 60: $7.80. the very same pony-"Pawnshop" Mountain King.
Leighton (Dogle): Mesers. Joe Cash Sweep:
were removed to the Kwang ---it was discovered when he
Gussie's Dollar Bill Ticket No. 3445 1st, 24,080 Wah Hospital. weighed in that a car less mafoo
(White): Mr. John Peel's Ankle
1509 2nd. # 6,880 had left out of the saddie tho lead
Deep (Johnstone); Mr. G. H.
1867 3rd. $ 3,440 11 webta. It was only a matter of
Potts Moorland King (Potts): $100 Tickets and Com- two pounds, but the
mission Winner: $44.90; Places: $9.90; Mr. Staves Coniston (Bell-Irving);} Stewards were bound by the rules
Pure Silver Mr. Stephen's to disqualify the pony. A bit of real "bad josa" for which overy.
(Wuillenmuir.) one felt sorry.
vone
or
an
The band of the Wiltshire
rendered Reg:ment again enjoyable programine of music.
The following ja an analysis of the first two day's successful Owners and Jockeys
2nd 3rd
Won by three lengths, & length and a half between second and third.
Time :-2. 40,415 secs. Pari. Mutuel
$6.10.
Cash Sweep:-
Ticket No. 393 1st. $1,693.30 52nd. $ 483.80 210 3rd. 3 241.90
+
$100 Tickets and Com-
mission
$ 636.00
$3,055.00 $25 Tickets-212.
THE HONGKONG STAKES.- Winner 3750. Second $250. Third $150. For Horse Bazaar Subscrip- 4tion Griffins of this Season 1920- 1921. Weight for inches as per. scale. Winner of the Subscrip- tion Griffins Challenge Cup 71b. extra; non-winners allowed 31b. (Jockey allowance.) Entrance $10. One Mile and a half.
Won by a head, a neck separat- ing second and third.
Time-1 min. 53.3/5 secs.. Pari Mutuel :-
Winner: $20.70; Places: $6.10; $5.80; $8.40; Cash Sweep:-
Ticket No. 589 lat.
403 2nd. 650 3rd. $25 Tickets and Commis-
sion
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London, February The Near East Conference decided to ask the Turk dr
Greek delegations to day whether they were prepared to accept the result of Allied investigation with regard to Smyrna and Thrace, and, subject thereto, to accept the remaining terms of the Treaty of Sevres, Acceptance of the proposal will involve an inquiry by an Inter-Allied
CROZIER LETTER DEBATED IN PARLIAMENT.
Rescue parties were still at Commission. work on the ruins when our $9,100 representative telephoned
above details. $43.500
tho
Irish Secretary's Explanation.
$100 Tickets-3928, 64, 3047,
London, February 24. 1018.
Mrs. Deacon's Frampton
The Crozier affair was the subject of further questions in the THE CONSOLATION STAKES. (Knoli); Mr. Fash's Phenacetin -Winner $600. Second $200. Third (Hoard); Dr. Forsyth's Neston House of Commons to-days. Sir Hamar Greenwood denied that $100. For China Ponies that have (Nemozee); Mr. Harley's Bogey. cadets bad been returned to duty and reiterated that they have been run and not won at this Meeting. man (Shaw); Capt, Henderson and sent back to enable a complete investigation to be made. The Weight for inches as per scale. Mr. Dyer's North (Johnstone): suggestion that Colonel Crozier's letter was due to the frustration of $2,817.50 (Jockey allowance.) Entrance $5. Mr. Henry Humphreys Meadow his efforts to secure a high standard of discipline was unfounded. Mouse (Seth); Mrs. Leslie Smith's The fact was that through a miscarriage of General Tudor's letter # 805,0 |One Mile.
Sir Hamar 402.50 Mr.
Barley Sugar (Timmis): Brig. Colonel Crozier thought he was ignored, but was not. Memazee's Parran
Gen. E. B. MacNaghton and Mr. Greenwood felt bound to support the chief of police, especially in (Nemazee)
T.F. Cobbe Givenchy (Bell-view of Crozier's unwarranted statement that indiscipline was $1,225 00 Mr H. P. White's Merrysand
The Speaker accepted a motion by Captain (Heard) 2 Irving); Mr. John Peel's Tiddley being condoned
winks (Yih); Mr. Ritchfield's Redmond to adjourn the House for the purpose of a debate, but $5,250.00 Sir Paul's Conqueror Dahlia
House Whito
(Doyle); Mr. suggested postponement for a week in order not to delay the passege $25 Tickets:-167, 255, 984.
(Vida) 3
of the Unemployment Insurance Bill. This was agreed. 852, 21, 714, 98.
Also ran Mr. Endeavour's Stephen's Dunlugas (Wuillen THE PHAETHON STAKES Only Hope (Seth); Dr. Forsyth's muir). Handicap. Winner $600. Second Cranby
Won by three-quarters of a Mesars. (Gibson); and Gussie's Exche length, & neck separating second Mr. Fash's Aspirin, (Heard) 1200. Third $100. For China Jo 3 Mr. F. B. Deacon's Frome Ponies that have run at any Gymk-quer Bill (White); Sir and third.
Time 1 min. 18 secs. (Knoll) 2 hana Meeting and Griffins on date Paul's Charing Cross (Knoll); Messrs. Hasie and Lay's By jot entry. Non-starters barred. Mr. John Peel's Coat of Arms Pari Mutuel
Winner: $70.60; Places: $20.40; Jingo (Seth) 3 Entrance $10. One Mils and a (Johnstons); Mr. GH. Potte' 2 Also ran Mr. Allsure's Jock quarter,
Muscovite King (Potte); Mr. $16.10; $234.80,
Cash Sweep:-. (Bell-Irving); Mr. Billiards Mr. Fash's Dolphin (Heard) 1 Soares Siamese Cat (Soares);
Ticket No. 37 1st. $2,955.40 Square Measure (Timmis); Mr. E. Des Voeur's Beggar Mr. Staves Bolshevic (Boyle);
148 2nd. # 844.40 Mr. H. Birkett's Beldorney (Jar-
King (White) 2 Mr. Staves' Coniston (8pioks).
1004 3rd. & 422.20 Won by a length, a length and lenmuir) 3 half separating, second and $25 Tickets and Com--
Owsens.
let
Sir Paul
5
Mr G. H. Patts ...
*4
Mr John Peel
*3
+
......
Sir Ellis Kadoorie 2
8
Mr Fordndud
12
1
Mrs John Jebo-
Mr Gilpin
2
Dr. Forsyth
1
Mr Soares
3
Mr F. B. Deneọn...
Mr Topside...
Mr H. Humphreys
Mr Fush
2
2
Mr Nemaz e..
stone
Mr Carpettor
Mr Saint
Mr Moxon.
Mr Sokh.
Lira DeGeob
Mr H Birkett
Mr Stephen
Meagra. Hosie and
Lay
Mr Towers
Mr Vida...
།། ོལས་
dine); Mrs. Deacon's Frampton Mr. Stephen's Hatton (Wuil-
Dyer's South (Hancox) Capt. Pawnshop (Vida); Mrs. John Time: 2 mio. 04.3/5 88cm. Henderson and Mr. Dyer's West Johnstone's Adventurer (John Pari Mutuol
(Hill); Mr. Martinho's Ever-ston-); Mr. McMase's Savernake green (Gibson); Mr. McMase's (Seth); Mr. Nemszee's bepand Adversariat (Potts); Mr. Nema-(Nemazoe); Mr. Soares" Siamese zee's Ardavan (Nemazee); Mr. Cat (Boares); Mr. Soares' Foresti John Peel's Timpty (Johnstone): Child (Yih); Mr. Staves' Bol. Mr. Ritchfield's White House shevic (Doyle). (Doyle); Mr. Soares Field Child Won by a length, a head (Soares).
Winner: $29.80; Places: 89.60; $23.70; $8.60.
*
#
$25 Tickets and Commis
sion
1 (Vida); Mr. Harley's Bogeyman
1
1
(Shaw); Capt. Henderson and Mr. Alao ran-Mr. Ferdndud's third.
1
1
JOCKEYS.
jat
2nd 3rd
*Me Knoll
6
Mr Johnstone
*5
4
屋
B
Mr Hill.
1
separating second and third.
Mr Soares..
43
43
Mr Heard.
3
Mr Namazee..
2
3 and a half separating second and
third.
Time-2 min. 41 secs. Pari Mutuel :--
Mr Doyle
Mr Gibson
Mr Timinis ...
1
Mr Seth....
1
Mr White...
1
r Wüillenmier
* One dead heut,
Won by three lengths, a length
Time: 3 min. 20. 2/5 sece.
1 Pari Mutuel:-
Mr Ferdudud's Pawnshop (Mr.
Soares) disqualified twice.
Details of to-lav's racing are:- THE GRAND STAND STAKES. ---Winner $600, Second $200. Third
Winner: $13.40; Places: $6.40; $6.20; 88.90
Cash Sweep—~
*
$25 Tickets and Com.
mission
++
mission
$1,493.00 $5.715.00 825 Tickets:-248, 1113. 18, 176, 583, 446, 414, 898, 336. 550, 916, 203, 193, 30.
Cash Sweep:-
Ticket No 413 1st 83,000.90
THE TIENTSIN PLATE.- 209 2nd-857.40 Winner $500. Second $200, Third' 5:4 3rd $ 428.70 $100. For "Larsen" Subscription Griffins that have run and not won $1,353.00
at this Meeting, Weight for inches $5.740.00 as per scale. Ponies Placed Second Winner: $13.70; Placos: $8.80; $25 Tickets:-268, 877, 124, 740, 510. extra. Ponies Placed Third Sib. extra. Jockey allowance) $39.80; $20.30.
330, 756, 841, 172, 11.
Entrance $5, One file and e Cash Sweep:-
THE NIL DESPERANDUM
quarter. Ticket No. 789 1st $2,957.50 STAKES.-Winner 3500, Second Wobble's Flywheel (Wuil-
445 2nd. $845.00 $200, Third $100. For Horse
Doleful
THE STATUS OF SARAWAK.
Questions in Parliament.
London, February 24, In the House of Commons, Mr. Grundy asked if appeal Hom from the Bajah of Sarawak to the Governor of the Straits Settlements, and whether the British Government has any control over the adminis tration of Barawak, Colonel Amery replied that Sarawak was independent under the protection of Britain, whose Government had no control over the administration except within the limits of the agreement of 1888. Mr. T. Griffiths asked for a statement of the annual revenue of Sarawak for the past three years and the Colonel Amery proportion spent by the Rajsh and his family. replied quoting Departmental reports of Sarawak for 1918 and 1919. He had no information for 1920.
DEAN INGE ON THE YELLOW PERIL.
Doom of the White Worker?
· London, Februarý 24. Deen Inge, speaking at Epsom on the Yellow Paril, declared · that the abolition of war and a league to secure international justice would seal the doom of the white worker, whose labour movement produced a type of workman without survival value.
CHINESE FLOUR AGAIN.
Commenting on Dean Inge's views on the Yellow Peril, tha Daily Chronicle points out that even assuming that the Asiatic races have the necessary initiative and organising power to govern lenmuir) 1 the markets of the world and to control military forces, a Dean * 1079 3rd. *$ 422.50 Bazaar Subscription Grime of Mr. Saints' St. Antony (Doyle) Inge foresees, the development of their civilisation will produce Tiekot No. 81 1st. $1.810.90 $25 Tickets and Com-
this Sexson 1920-1921 that have Mr. Towers' Marble Tile (Hill) 3emand for higher standard of living, thus reducing their 556 2nd. $ 517.401
mission
$1,275,00 run and not won at this Meeting. Also ran---Mr. John Bell- tendency to out-work and under live the European. 283 3rd. $ 258.70
$5,500.00 Weight for inches as per scale. Irving's Miserrimus ... $1,053.00
$25 Tickets:~~368, 675, 494, 529; (Jockey allowance.) Entrance $5. (Bell-Irvin.); Mr. Carpetnor's Don Carlos (Knoli); MAR Five Furlongs, 720, 1002, 365, $3,640.00
Hon. Mr. P.H.. bak's Lowe's Boneuden (Hanada) ; Mr. Presented by the Members of the gir Paul's Mystic Da Mr. Medico's Bevan Disia Thomp Redbird (53) 1 McMase's. Peradventure (Seth);
2 son); Mr. Nemases's Ardalan Hongkong Stock Exchange. Valuo $1,000 to Winner. Second to re- Messrs. Go Mogon's adv (Nemates); Sir Paul's Blackbird ceive $800. Third $200. For Sub-G. Mačky “The Carpenterry- Dahlia (Vida) Races 101b, extra. (Subscription sented, with $400 added to the scription Grimps of both Class Griffins of both Classes of this winner. Second to receive $200 of this Seamon 1920-1921. Wälght Season 1920-1921, Winters 10 Third #100. Foe China Ponies incore an per scale. (Jöckay) pensity, non-winners allowed 5)waight for inches a per sala downECU) Entrance $10 0%« Entrance $10. Three quarters of a Winners at this Bárukéna
3100 For China Ponies bona fide 825 Tickets--548, 484. 326, 344 Griffina on date of entry. Weight 657, 26, 270, 521, 339, 74, 437;
623, 385. for inches as per scale. Winners
of one Race 5b, of two or more
THE LADIES' PURSE.-Pre-
THE "RIALTO" · STAKES.
Food Controller Reports Assurance..
London, February 35
In the House of Commons at question time, peated the dental that Cuiness, foun Las
Praotionlly Wilaatooks in the potserklorf biwion hava now been disposed of by contracte
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