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TO-DAY'S BANK MEETING.

oorly beginnings are to be descried in recent events, and first signs of returning confidence appear. Awaiting their development, it is

pre-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

CORRESPONDENCE.

To The Edition of the "Hongkong Telegraph':3

Medical Aid For Children.

Bir. On the 17th instant, the

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20

"OFF DAY" AT THE RACES.

Also ran:—Mr. Billiards' Square: Measure (Timmis); Mr. OLT- petnor's Don Carlos (Soares); Capt. Henderson and. Mr. Dyer's North (Hanoor); Mr. A, R.

Martinho's Evergreen (Nomazee); Mr. MoMaso's Peradventure (Beth).

|FINE WEATHER FAVOURS WIND-UP OF MEETING. Lowe's Benenden (Spinks); Mr.

Some Good Dividends Paid.

THE "LUCKY"

STAKES.-third.

as per scale.

for us to face the future in a spirit Colonial Secretary (in reply to of quiet dotermination to make the best of whatever situation Mr. Pollock) stated that the

After three days' brilliant Meet- may arise, and to discharge in a Government did not consider it

desirable to make the neglect to ing, the "Off Day" races were Winner 250. Second, $100. Third manner worthy of our

Medical Aid for decided this afternoon in the $60. For all Grifßns that have run decessors the great responsibilities provide

presence of a large concourse of at this Meeting and not been placed. laid

people. The weather was again | Weight for inches upon this Institution, children a statutory offonce. (Applause.)

Such neglect has been a perfect-in fact, all conditions (Jockey allowance.) Four Starters or statutory offence in England combined to make the wind up of no Race. POST ENTRIES. En since 1868 at least, but in Hong- the 1921 Meeting as equally suc-

trance leo 85 to be paid at time of kong the neglect of any child cessful as the opening. over the age of two was not made

entry. Five Furlongs. punishable by Ordinance until

Messrs. Joe and Gussie's 1913, when Sir John Buckmill fat my suggestion) introduced

be described

of Article

MR. HUMPHREYS' SPEECH.

Mr. Houry Humphreys said: The seconding of the bank report and statement of accounts is, so far as I am concerned, becoming a sort of family habit My father did it on several occasions, what and I remember Mr. Fraser

Tho "Off Day" is usually favoured because of the large Pari-Mutuel dividends obtained and there was brisk business in the as booths from the very first race. the Smith used to refer to him in Charter of the "Muf Teai" days results shows the successful An analysis of the past three his paper As the Champion and other children. This enact-owners and jockeys to be :--- Seconder of Accounts. Althoughed (in effect) that neglect to

I can lay no claim to being

may

the first

anything of the kind, this will provide a child under 16 with make the third occasion I have adequate food, clothing or lodging Sir Paul

seconded the

rondered a parent, master or Mr John Peel seconded the Bank report. I mistress liable to punishment,

Mr G. H. Potts accounts when

"Medical Aid."Sir Ellie Kadoorie tho capital of

The words the Bank

Joha from occur in the English Act, were Mrs was increased in 1907 $10,000,000 to $15,000,000, so now omitted, probably because this

оп

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stone..

White Foam (White) 1 Mr. John Peel's Paper Money

(Johnstone) 2

Mr. Staves Bolshevic (Bell-

Won by two lengths, a length and a half between second and

Time:-1 min. 57.2/5 secs. Pari Mutuel

Winner: $21.90; Places: $7.90; $10.70; 817.30.

Cash Sweep:-

Ticket No 848 lat $2,835.00 653 2nd $ 810.00

| 625 Tickets and Commis-

Bíon

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STOP PRESS TELEGRAMS.

THE IRISH AMBUSH.

Further Details of the Affair.

London, February 25. Latest details of the ambush near Macroom show that the preparations for the attack ́were extensive. It is stated that the road was mined where the attack opened and that intense firing followed the first explosion. According to another account, the road was completely blocked by fallen trees, boulders and other obstacles, so the Police were forced to dismount and take cover. The attackers also used bombe.

After a lengthy battle, the attackers closed in on three sides, 336, 3rd & 405.00 compelling the police to retreat towards Macroom. A running fight continued till Macroom was practically in sight.

The dead and wounded are being brought to Macroom, which is in a state of alarm. All the inhabitants have been ordered into their houses.

The Casualties.

..$1,200.00

$5,250:00

Later..

The casualties suffered by the Crown Forces in the Macroom

$25 Ticketa -11, 256, 199, 517, 491, 283. Irving) 3 THE HONGKONG HANDI- Also ran:-Mr. Medico's Soven CAP "A" CLASS.Open to all ambush are now stated to be one killed and 18 wounded. The Dials (Vida); Mr. Staves Conis-China Ponies entered at this casualties of the attackers are unknown, but it is reported that they ton (Spinks); Bir Ellis Kadoorie's Meeting. Winner $500, Second lost heavily by machine-gun fire when retreating. Taipo Chief (Knoll); Mr. Soares' $200, and Third $100, Entrance Dandy Child (Soares); Messrs. $10. One Mile and'a quarter.

Won by half a length, a head, between second and third,

Time-1 min, 16.2/5 seca. Pari Mutuel:-

1

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GERMAN EXPERTS ON ALLIED PROPOSALS.

The Same Old Story.

Berlin, February 25.

G. C. Moxon and C. G. Mackie's Sir Paul's Empire Dahlia

(Vida) Tweedledum (Timmis); Mr, Potta' Moorland King (Potts).

Mr. Gilpin's Triumph (Knoll) 2 Sir Ellis Kadoorio's Hongkong

Chief (Soares)

It is semi-officially stated that the final sitting of experts Also ran-Mr. Fash's Dolphin presided over by Herr von Simone unanimously concluded that (Heard); Mr. Henry Humphreys" Speckled Mouse (Hill); Mr. John acceptance of the Paris demand was impossible on economic and financial grounds, and that any attempt to find a solution on Peel's Slam (Johnstonė).

the basis of the Paris decisions must lead to a collapse of the Won by balf a length, one world's economic life.

OWNEES.

1st, 2nd, 3rd.

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John-

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$8.20; $12.80.

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Cash Sweep

Ticket No. 669 1st.

638 2nd. 147 3rd. #25 Tickets and Commis-

sion

$ 896.00

$3,730.00

your Chief Manager considers I step towards the Protection of Mr Ferdndud

an Mr Fash ought to repeat the perforinauce Children was regarded as

Mr Soares.. the eve of the increase experiment, from $15,000,000 to $20,000,000. Since 1913 there has (I hope) Mr Nemazee.

Chief been a considerable advance in Mr Gilpin tho Manager the other day Iopinion on the subject amongst Mr F. B. Deacon... thought that anyone who second- the Chinoso as well as the other Dr. Forsyth

Mr H. Humphreys 1 ed the accounts moro thou three allied Nations. times should receive a bonus. He

At the present time the majority Hon. Mr P. й.

Holyoak replied he had no objection--but of the residents in this Colony in such an event he would seo to know that "Medical Aid" can be Mr Wobble it that no was asked to obtained readily, either from their Topside second the accounts more than numerous private practitionere, Mr Saint

or from the public hospitals and Mr Carpetuor

three times.

One

I do not profess to be able to dispensaries, and that at the latter Mr Moxon, follow the intricacies of exchange the patients (if Chinese) will be Mr H. P. White

polítics in

so attended by practitioners and Mr des Voeux

от

shall

Chinn,

Fay

refrain from comment assistants of their own nationality. Mossrs. Hosic and As advice and medicine are Mr R. Macliregor.. on those thorny topies, but it does not require a Napoleon of finance provided free of charge to thos0 Mr Towers to realise that when a pound who cannot afford to pay, poverty Mr Stephen sterling only buys about 7/0 worth is no excuse for neglect. of goods or a pre-war basis, more Under the law of the Colony as it stands, a parent or mistress

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Winner: $25.70; Places: $7.90:

$1,983.80 length between second and third, $ 566.80 Time:-2 min. 43 secs. $283.40 Pari Mutuel :-

$25 Tickets ---230, 59, 268, 717,| 742, 198.

THE "ALL OUT" STAKES. Winner $250. Second $100. Third

Ponies

that 850. For all China have run this Meeting and not won. Weight for inches as per scale. Enplaced Runners allowed 5lb. (Jockey allowance.) Four Starters

2

MOBSTS. G.

C.

Moxon, and C. G. Mackie

er no Race. POST ENTRIES. En trance feo $5 to be paid at time i entry. One Mile.

capital is required to carry on a business, and the business of this Bank, gentlemen, is, as you are may allow a child to suffer from Mr Seth....

д curable disease, doubtloes

aware, που only

or to Mrs Dencon become injured or disfigurot Mr II. Birkett

stupendous but increasing all the for Ilfe, and yet probably

will comunend

in escapo

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punishment although

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JOCKEYS,

lat.

2nd. 3rd.

H

8

1

7

7

22

3

$

2

time. The issue price of the now нhares, viz £70, is, the circumstances, a fair one and there is a hospital or public Mr Knoll

itsolf to those dispensary offering the requisite Mr Johnstone

withia casy Mr Vida.... shareholders who look upon the Medical Aid "

reach.

Mr Soares. increase of prestige and earning

It is difficult to see why Hong-Mr Heard power of tho Bank as the first! consideration, The proposed bonus kong, which supports its hospitals Mr Hill.... of 20 per cont, to the staff will, I with liberality, should be fifty Mr Namazec.. am sure, meet with your cordial years behind-the times in this Mr White ...... approval. Before sitting down I respect, and it is to be hoped that Mr Wuilleamier would like to say a few words the prosent European membors Mr Doyle about our late Chief Manager of Council, who (as we are assur- Mr Seth.. and our present one.

We all feeled by Mr. Winston Churchill) Mr Gibson pleased and honoured that the are fully able to represent the Mr Tummie .........

social Mr Bell-Irving valuable services of Mr. Stabb to British attitude on all

not allow this Mr Potts ............ this great institution have been re-questions, will cognised by His Majesty the King question to rest in its present in the shape of a Knighthood. unsatisfactory state.

As regards the present Chief

Manager I am confident he will

prove a worthy successor to his

Yours etc.

4

1 Mr. Potts' Allied King (Hill)

Mesars. Joe and Gussie's Ex-

chequer Bill (White)

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of

Winner: $37.00; Places : $10.00;| $6.20 ; 89,70,

Cash Sweep-

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A mecrandumi approved by the experts demonstrates in detailed manner this impossibility. The experts declared unanimously that they agreed with the standpoint of the Imperial Govern- ment in its willingness to go to the limits of Germany's ability in firin counter-proposals that be made.

A Crazy Plan.

London, February 25,

Ticket No. 378 1st. $3,195.50 281 2nd. $ 913.00 1118 3rd, $ 456.50 $25 Tickets and Com-

A Berlin telegram in explanation of the mysterious warning of mission

$1,235.00 the Allgemeine Zeitung against heedless action is given by the Berlin correspondent of a Munich paper who states that Herr Ehrhardt, $5,800.00 the chief supporter of the Kapp revolt, proposed to the industrial $25 Tickets: 281, 776, 132. magnate, Herr Stinngs, that if the German Gavernment again THE HONGKONG HANDI-broke down in negotiations with the Entente, Stinnes should over- CAP B CLASS.-Open, to all throw it and

diotatorship. Stinnes refused and China Ponies ontered at this described the plan co crazy. It is stated that General Ludendorff Meeting. Winner $500, Second previously refused a similar offer and that Herr Ehrhardt's following $200, and Third $100. Entrance is not more than 4,000 men.

$10, One Mile and a quarter.

1 Mr. John Poel's Coat of Arms

(Johnstone) 1

2 Mr. Staves' Bolshevic (Doyle) 2

Mr. H. P, White's Merrysand Mr. E. Des Voeux's Beggar

(Heard)

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assume

a

U.S. SHIPPING BOARD'S FLEET.

A Heavy Loss Anticipated,

New York, February 25. Half of the Shipping Board's fleet, or 616 vessels of a tonnage of 1,250,000 tons, are now tied up. Steamship officials. believe that the peak of shipping depression will not be reached till another hundred are withdrawn from trade. The estimated loss on the Board's vessels still operating will be £6,250,000 for the first six months of 1921.

King (Knoll) Also ran-Mr. J. F. Macgre- Mr. Soares' Forest Child gor's Strathfarrar (Knoll); Mr.

(White)] 6 Endeavour'e Only Hope (Soares);} *Dead heat.

Mr. Nemazee's Sepand (Nem- Also ran-Mr. Bell-Irving's azee); Forsyth's Cranby (Gibson); Jogglebury Crowdy (Bell-Irving) Sir Paul's Conqueror Dahlia Mr. Fash's Harlequin (Hill); Mr. 2 (Vida); Sir Ellia Kadoorie's Ferdndad's Pawnshop (Soares); Kandy Chief (Doyle); Sir Paul's Mr. McMaso's Savernake

RELIGIOUS FIGHT IN INDIA, Charing Cross (Sutton).

(Seth); Mr. Seth's The Ameer. Won by two lengths, half a (Hoard); Mr. Stepben's Hatton 2 langth between second and third. (Wuillenmuir).

London, February 25, The official account of the Sikh inter-religious fighting at 1. Time: 2 min. 05.1/5 secs.

Won by half a length, three- Nankana, Punjab, cabled yesterday," states that at least 67 were Pari Mutuel :--

quarters of a length separating killed. The corpses of many victime were burned. Two hundred second and third.

British and Indian troops have been sont from Abore at the request Pari Mutuel :-

of the Deputy Commissioner. A priest, two of his disciples and 26 Winner: $26.10;

Places: Pathan watchmen were arrested. $11.40; $21.50; Beggar King, the result of disagreement on religious matters between reformers The fighting is believed to be $7,30; Forest Child, $22. 10. and the managers of the Sikh Temple.

Cash Sweep

2

2

1

1

Cash Swoop--

Tickot No. 531 1st. $2,265.90 295 2nd. # 647.40 194 3rd. $ 323.701

1

Winner: $7.90; Places: $11.30; $7.30.

$6.30;

Mr Ferdadud's Pawnshop (Me Soares) disqualified twice.

The Band of H.M.S. Hawkins

ап

of

$25 Tickets and Corn- enjoyable programme

music.

F. B. L. BOWLEY.again attended and discoursed

illustrious predecessors. I knew Hongkong, Feb. 26, 1921.

him personally when we were

ment of accounts.

more

THE "ILAY AND CORN"

mission

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Ticket No. 619 Lat. 82,856.70 | $1,028.00

566 2nd. 816.20 '515 & 562 3rd. $408.10 $4,265.00 $25 Tickets and Com-

mission

THE TYTAM HANDICAP

Round.

++

$1,239.00

SENTENCE ON ARCHDEACON.

London, February 25. The promulgated sentence of the Consistory Court deprives the Archdeacon of Wakeford of all promotions and emoluments relating $5,320.00 to office.

Mr. Fash's Javelin (Heard) 3 Mr. Grimstone's Scottie

Won by a length. Time:-1 min. 54 secs.

Pari Mutuel

3

both very young men and for affaire I formally propose: "That STAKES--Winner $250. Second $25 Tickets:-659, 363, 649, 374,| that reason have watched his the annual fees of the Directors $100. Third $50. For all Subscrip 570, 286, 191. advancement step by step to the highest rung in the ladder with of the Hongkong & Shanghai tion Griffins of both Classes that more than passing interest. I Banking Corporation be raised have run at this Meeting and not"A" CLASS-For Subscription $25 Tickets:-1042, 416, 1004, 810, have now much pleasure in from their present total of $30,000 wo Weight for inches ae per Griffins of this Season 1920-1921 1064, 887. seconding the report and atate-to $50,000 a figure I venture scale. (Jockey allowance.) Unplac.that have run at this Meeting.

UNITED SERVICES RACE.-- suggest to

commened runners allowed 5. f. Four Winner $500, Second $200, and

Three quarters of a mile. Burate with the work involved. It was proposed by Mr. T. EI trust that this proposal will find Starters or no Race. POST EN. Third $100. Entrance $10. Once Talisman. (Timmis)

Springer (Sergesunt)... Pearce and seconded by Mr. A. a ready seconder and meet with TRIES. Ice $5 to be paid at time

Mr. Wobble's Flywheel (Wnil-

Taipo Chief (Sutton)... E. Griffin that the appointment of the unanimous approval of this of entry. Five Furlonge.

lenmuir)... 1 Mr. G. M. Dodwell, Mr, A. Smeeting.

Won by three-quarters of a Mr. Nomazeo's Ardalan

Sir Ellis Kadoorios Repulse length. Time 1 min. 36,2/5 Gubbay, Mr. G. T. M. Edkine and

(Nemazee) 1

Bay Chief (Knoll)... secs. Messrs. Hosio and Lay's By Mr. Fash's Aspirin (Heard)... 3 Pari Mutuel :-

Jingo (Hill) 2 Also ran:Mr. F. B. Deacon's

Winner: $24,60; Places: $11,20; Mr. L. N. Leefe's Now or

Frome (Seth): Hon.

Mr. $17.30; $7.90. Never (White) 3

P. fi. Holyoak's Redbird Cash Sweep:- be re-elected Directors. The on behalf of the Directors, saying Also ran-Mr. Saints'

St. (White); motion was carried unanimously, that the vote came as a complete Antony (Doyle); Mr. Carpetnor's Dahlia (Vida); Mr. John Peel's

Sir Paul's Delight! Ticket No. 1077 lat, $3,360.00 662 2nd, $ 960,00 It was proposed by Mr. F. surprise to them, and they would Don Juan (Soares); Messrs. G. C. Umpty (Johnstone); Mr. Soares

1121 3rd. $ 480.00 Smyth and seconded by Mr. L. do their utmost to merit the con- Moxon and C. G. Mackie's The Field

Mr. A. O. Lang, as Directors be Mr. T. E. Pearce and unanimous confirmed and that the Hon. Mr.

The proposal was seconded by

The Chairman returned thanke

E. V. D. Parr, Mr. A. H. Comptonly carried.,

and the Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak

fidence shown in them.

Dunbar that Mr. F. Maitland and Mr. E. A. M. Williams. be re- elected auditore for the yearing a This was carried jananimously,

ME. MOXON'S SPEECH.

Child (Soares); Mr. $25 Tickets and Com- Carpenter (Potta); Mr. Staves' Topside's Mountain Stream (Bell- mission Major H. Koswick, in propos- Blackfriar (Spinks); Capt. Hen-Irving); Mr. Towers' Marble Tile

vote of thanks to the dereon and Mr. Dyer's East (Hill). Directors and the Staff, said that)(Hancox); Mr. Soares' Valley Won by a head, a neck separat- they knew that the Directors Child (Gibson); Mr. J. J. Patering second and third. Mr. G. C. Moxon said:-Gontle-feld of trade in the Far East, Brig. Gen. McNagthen and Mr. Pari Mutuol

experience ranged over the whole son's Notwithstanding (May); Time-1 min. 51.2/5 secs. man, I rise to make a proposal but from personal experience of T. F. Cobbs' Givenchy (Bell- which I think will meet with the

Winner: 894.10; Places: $23.60; general approval of those con- sitting at the Board he knew Irving); Mr. Grimstone's Scottie 88.00; $13.90,

Cash Sweep:---

Ticket No. 606 1stTM$2,537,50

cerned and will give. as great pleasura to with unanimity a6 it

you

pass doce

perfectly well that it was because (Knoll); Mr. Dynasty's King of efforts of the General Manager, Harry (Heard); Messrs. P. A. Cox the Sub-Manager, and the staff and H. P. White's Lootard that the Bank was so successful. (Sutton); Mr. Seth's Moonshine

mission

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(Knoll) 2 Mr. Saints' St. Antony (Doyle) 3

Won by many lengths, Time:~

Winner: $9.09; Places: $5.90;28.2/5 secs. (a record). $10.00; $7.00.

Cash Sweep:-

..

Ticket No. 47 1st, $3,210.90

Pari Mutuel

Winner:

$17.50:

58.10; $9.80; 86,80,

Cash Sweep:

Places:

Ticket No. 586 lat, $3,705.10

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av

812 2nd. $ 917.40

443 3rd. $ 458.70

$25 Tickets and Com-

mission

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1228 2nd. $1,058.60

$1,428.00

681 3rd. $ 529.30

$25 Tickets and Com-

$6,015.00 mission

་་་

$1,542.00

$5,835,00

$25 Tickets-1137, 810, 526,] 1106, 213, 1061, 665, 1102, 568. $1,450,00 "FINALE" STAKES.-Half $25 Tickets-185, 821', 698, 957,

319, 1179, 429. mile. $6,250.00 gir Paul's Mystic Dahlia

(Vida) 1 Mr. John Peel's Iddy (John-

stone

2 Messrs. G. C. Moxon and C. G. Mackie's The Carpenter

(White) :3 Seventeen starters; won by a head, a neck between second and third

$1.125.00

$25 Tickets:-181, 1045, 841,] 566, 1053, 445, 1013, 620,

"ALSO RAN" STAKES.- One mile.' Mr. Alleure's Jock (Bell- Irving) ... Mr. Basto's Shooting Star

(Hill) 2 568 2nd. $ 725.00 Mr. Birkett's Beldorney (Jar- 806 3rd. $ 362,50

dine) 3 Won by three lengths. Time-2 min. 11 seos,

Pari Mutuel :---

$4,750.00

me to put the resolution. The

It was good for the shareholders (Seth); Sir Paul's Mystic Dahlia $25 Tickets and Com- Directors' fees of this Bank were both that the remuneration of (Vida). fixed at $20,000 per annum when the Directors be increased and

Won by half a length, a head the Bank was incorporated and wore raised to $30,000 in 1894-that a good bonus had been paid separating second and third.

the staff; qud he hoped to

Timo:1 min. 17 Beos. that the shareholders would have Pari Mutuel :-

at which

to

Boy, over

$25 Tickets:-243, 444, 236, 790, 656, 774, 607.

THE TYTAM HANDICAP "B" CLASS.-For Subscription Griffins of this Season 1920-1921

Winner: $23.59; Places: $6.10 ; $5.50 $7.80.

Clash, Sweep:-

Tloket No. 15. 1st. $3,363,50|

*

Time-1 min. 01 sec. Pari Mutuel

Winner: 837.70; Places: $10.40;; $9.30; $17.60.

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Cash Sweep.

Ticket No. 389 1st.

1134 2nd. 472 3rd. 273 2nd. $961.00 25 Tickets and Com- 686 3rd. # 480.50

mission

Ticket No. 504 1st. $1,516.90 that have run at this Meeting $25 Tickets and Com

48 2nd. 433,40 Winner $500, Second 2200, and j

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figure they have remained ever since that is

an opportunity in the future of Winner: $67.20; Places: $19.00; period B

repeating that performance. The $9.20 $64.30. exceeding quarter

a

of 1 century.

During this interval speaker added that he hardly Onah Sweep the capital of the Bank has been thought the vote called for a doubled and the total liabilities seconder, because he believed the of this great Corporation have testing would carry it by ao-

clamation-which was immedi-826 Tickets and Com- inoreased nearly four times. In

ately done. view of the increased and the

mission Increasing responsibilities of The Chairman-That is all the our Court of Direc-business, gentlemen. Thank you

and tore

in recognition for your attendance. of the ability and skill which warrants w be have marked their conduct of our Monday.

,, 181. 3rd. $216.70 Third $100. Entrance $10. Once

Round.

.mission

...$1,295.00

$6,100.00 948.00 Mr. John Peel's Tiddleywinke $25 Tickets :-790, 940, 191.

(Johnstone) I "LOFTERERS” STAKES.- Raggedyaun Once round.

(Enoll)

$9,115,00 Mr. Gilpin's $25 Tickets:-599, 25, 315, 240, Dividend ready on 310, 510, 420, 28, 406, 404, 613′| Mr. Ritchfold's White House

230, 503.

(Doyle) 3

Bir Paul's Hope Dahlia (Vida) Mr. R. Macgregor's The

Renown (Hill)

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NOTICE.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

The Final Dividend declared for the year ending 31st. Decem- ber, 1920, at the rate of Three $2,947 Pounds Sterling together with a $ 842 Bonus of Two Pounds Sterling" 8 421 per share is payable on after Monday the 28th day of February $1,480 1921, at the Offices of the Cor- poration, where shareholders 'are requested to apply for warrants.

By Order of the Court of Directors

$5,700

$25 Ticketa 700, 288, 93, 647, 492, 081, 871, 797, 333. 530, 218, 654, 899, 628,"

LAST CHANCE" PLATE. Half mile. Mr. John Peel's Ah Mes

(Johnstone),, 1

A, G. STEPHEN,

Chief ManagerED Hongkong 26th February 1921)

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