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and

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Manager.

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SINGAPORE.

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HONGKONG.

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH,

CHINESE CLUB DERBY SWEEP.

Rival Claimants for Winning Ticket.

Case

TUESDAY, . MAY 29, 1923

Mr. Alabaster, continuing, said again without success, thas Quinn must have had informa- The same night Mr. Chik went [tion that one of his tickets had to see Mr. P. W. Goldring, his won. On Friday, 22nd March, Mr.solicitor in Shanghai, who asked Quinn was at the China Spesie him to call the next morning. Mr. Bank in Shanghai to see Mr. Chik, Goldring wrote a letter to Mr. the claimant. The latter was not Quina, asking him for the return An interesting arbitration

of the ticket. He returned not! there, but he was most insistent on commenced yesterday evening at seeing him and so was taken to 3066 but 3076, to which he had the Chinese Club, to decide

the Mr. Chik Soca-sing's place by added the name of Mr. Chik Soan- winner of the Club's Hongkong employee of the bank, Mr. Yuning in the blank of the ticket, Darby Sweep The claimant

Shing-tai. When they arrived at Chik Soon-sing, who seeks to re the house Mr. Chik Soon-sing was thus made out that this was the cover the prize from the defendant, brought down to see him.

ticket he had received. The ink in Mrs. Violet Chan. The claimant

The latter would give evidence which this name was signed was that Mr. Quinn told him that the obviously very new, whereas the race would be run on the follow- ink used for signing the person's) by Mr. C. A Russ, of Messrs. Leeing Munday, the ; that Quinn Dame, who bad issued. the ticket, I

was represented by Mr. C G. Alabaster, C., O.BE, instructed

defendant.

a

which was not there before. Ha

was old

and Ross, whilst Mr. Elsley Zeitlyn, said he was going to Hongkong instructed by Mr. G. K. Hall

An Interview, Bratton, appeared on behalf of the plaining that be wanted to see if

and asked him at his ticket, a

At an interview with Mr. Gold- Mr. M. K. Lo acted it had won. Mr. Chik handed thr/ng. Quinn stated that he had as Legal Adviser to the Board of ticket over in the presence of Mr.stated that he did not know to sigried Mr. Chik's name. He also Arbitrators, which was composed Yang Shing-tai Later in the day whem 3066 had been issued and as follows:

Messrs. J. M. Tan, Mr. Chik Soon-sing had a message Mr. Goldring made a note at the Cheung Taoi, Ho Leung, Ho Kwon from his nephew informing and Wan Yick-sing. Mr. F. W. Goldring appeared as claimant's solicitor in Shanghai

Opening for the claimant, Mr. Alabaster said the question was as to who was the owner ticket

تید

that be had won.

him time in which these facts were

Ticket Handed Orer. M:. Wan: Did your client know if the race had been won or not! Mr. Alabaster: No he did not Mr. Alabaster then read the nephew's telegram

BAW

stated. On the same day Mr. Gold- ring communicated with his agents, Messrs. Lyson and Hall and also with the Secretary of the Club, with a view to getting No. 8066 stopped. No. 300 otherwise 0066, as the

The next thing was the sending 215 follows: of a telegram from the nephew to ticket numbers went 1 Sve won first prize. Immediately." the unele in Shanghai on the 3rd Sgures-which was the ticket that

What inducement, said won the Club sweep on the Derby Alabaster, had the nephew to send gram the nephew went and

Mr.March. After sending the tele- held on the 1st March last. The this telegram unless he was fully Mme. Ng. mother of Quinn, Mrs. two persons concerned were Chik satisfied that his uncle had won Lai, one of his sisters, the son of Soon-sing, his client, and Mrs. V. What would be the object of his Mrs. Lai and some other people. Chan, represented by his learned wiring the word "immediately." Both Madame Ng and Mrs. Lai friend Mr. Zeitlyn. Tickets were which he took to mean that his congratulated him on his uncle saed in books of ten about the uncle was to pay immediate at- having won the race and asked end of last year or the beginning tention to the matter? This tele-him if he had wired the news to: of this.

gram very much excited and upset his uncle, to which he replied Mr. Alabaster then explained in Mr. Chik, who had parted with his "Yes." It was significant that the tetail the appearance of the tickets, ticket. He, therefore, tried to get nephew had then wired a telegram pointing out that there

into teach with Mr. Quinn im-in which he mentioned the con- space for the nom de plume of mediately. He learned through in-gratulations he had received. the purchaser and acother for the quiries that Me. Quinn was living The arbitrators were deciding to man who issued the tickets. Five with his brother-in-law. He went adjourn the meeting till the follow- books of tickets were issued by to the house, but was told that ing evening, when Mr. Zeitlyn | Mr. Ng Tse-ho, alias Sidney Quinn, there was no one at home at the objected, on the ground that there

the numbers being 3051-3076, 307) time.

was so much evidence to be taken 3080, 7521-3830, 1311-1350 sad -231- "He went with 3fr. Yüng Shing-that it would be months before the respectively. Mr. Quinata and they learnt that a party case was finished. He proposed an should be able to tell where those was expected in the evening.interval for dinner and resuming conaterioils were if he failed Later, Mr. Yung Shing-tai went afterwards. The Board of Arbitra-] produce them. Of this series, he there alone and saw a good many tors, however, refused, but decided Ofr. Alabaster) concerned motor cars but no 31r. Quinn. He that they would adopt this pro- mainly with the two books 3x10 called again the same evening and cedure the following evening. and 3071-80, one of which TAN

1360

Was

actually bought by his client.

Sale of The Ticket. 山 the 5th January Mr.

Chik

Soon-sing, who was head Of thir

EXCHANGE.

30 ds. San Francisco and New

(Opening Bate : closing Rate on Fuge: 1.)

SELLING.

York

561

2:4 2.4.1/15

4 m/s. MarK

You

4. France

8.72

6 m/s.

8.80

Demand, Germany,

Demand: New York

54

Now.

T/T. Bombay

314

99

Demand. Bombay

174

T/T. Calcutta

Demand, Calcutta

business department of the Chinese Specie Bank, was in the

Colony-Demand

T/T On a date it appeared that Mr. Sidney Quinn was disposing of the 60 d tickets in the first book 3061-3020. T/T. Shanghai

4 m/s. Mr. Alabaster then went into the T.T. Singapore details of Mr. Quinn's selling the

T.T. Japan tickets on the premises.

T/T. India of the Demand India

York

China Specie Bank and explained TT. San Francism and New bow Mr. Chik Soon-sing appeared T/T. Jars during the proceedings, and" how, TT. Mara asked to buy one, he purchased No.TT. Francs 2066 The latter's nephew came in Demand. Paris shortly after. Thereupon Mr. Chiki Soon-sing wrote down the number 4 m/s L, C. 3059 ins & memorandum and asked 6 LC. 4 m/s. Dif

On Yokohama Demand,

Manila

Demand, Singapore Demand, Batavia

fan_hHiphona

Gold leaf per Tael

54

..139%

Nom

S.10

On Saigon

Sovereiga

BUYING.

2/4,11/16 Baz Silver 2/4.13/16

..ready

................ 2/4

forward Bank of England ralei

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

Hongkong 0 cent pieces

10 J]

5

Eungkong May 29, 1925.

his nephew to check the number 50 d. Sydney and Melbourne 2/5 New York London

of the ticket. This the latter did

ad found it correct. He then ask. ed his nephew to keep the memor andum and let him know it be won anything by it. They would notice that the number, from the point of view of luck, was a parti cularly appealing one both to the Chinese and European mind, cor-; taining as it did three and multiples:

Canton sch. coins

FOST OFFICE NOTICES.

GENERAL HOLIDAY.

par.

1/2%

of three. The nephew kept the open as follows:-G.PO. from 8 to 10 m.

On Saturday, the 2nd June, the G.P.D. and the Branch Post Offices will be

Kowloos Branch from 8 in 9 am memorandum and Mr. Chik took benazwan Branch from 8 to 9 a.m. & 5.30 to 8 pm. Wanchai Saiyinapan & the ticket with him to Shanghai. Yaumati Branches from 6 to 2 am 5 to 6 pm. Moner Order Office entirely closed. The transaction took place on raspondence on dusdays, and also one delivery of registered corre pendance from There will be one collection from the pillar boxes and one delivery of `ordinary cor. Friday, Jan 5th., and Mr. Chik the G 2.0 left for Shanghai a week later,

INWARD MAILS.

Friday Jan 12.

Dealing with the ☐econd

book Japane

Shanghai

From

Per Alipore Nyraza

of tickets Mr. Alabaster said it London Letters via Brindisi (let May).... Teiresias might interest them to know that Bhanghai No. 3071 was sold on or about 26th Sta

Гарай Feb., long after his client bad Manila.... gone to Shanghal It was sold to Straits .... Mr. Tai Soong-sang, who was man Esroos vis ger of the Pharmacy. He bought Loudon Zed Msy & parcala 25th Apr.) it from Mr. Sydney Quinn, who.. Japan & Shanghai wrote

down his name, and of

pt the counterfoil. It was

very important that they were able.

Shaoghai

Japla

Due

.2015 May

28th

Sinkiang

30tb 30th

Eastern

Lais

Freq. Mckinley...

Lisbon M.

*H

Chinking

30th

Soz (ellers & Papers

Devasha

2ad

Pres. Jackson

Harus M.

4th

Eth

DUTWARD MAILS.

Per

11

& Earope via

NyRozs...

For

to produce the person who bought Straits, Ceylon, Mauritius, Marques, that ticket

B. Africa, India vis Dhanmakhodi, Adm. Egypt Marsilios

The next event of importance

was the drawing, which occurred on

Feb. 28. Quinn had meantime

!

фа

gone to Shanghai, as well as his Shangbai client. On Thursday, March 1st, the Straite. Ceylon, Mauritius, L. Marga, race was run and won, sad as Mr. B. Africa, India via Dhanuskodi, Quina was the person who had the Swatow-

Bombay & Aden book which originally contained the Hothow & Haiphong winning tisket, it was natural to Swatow

Baigon + sent Straits & Calcutta

expect that telegrams, were

to him informing him off the race. Swatow***

At this point Mr. Alabaster ask-Saigon, Dairan & Cape Town in

ed Mr Zeitlyn to produce the Swatow, Amoy & Bochow telegrams, and on the latter hand Mauila ---

Tjibodi

Alipore Taisarg Leesang

Saiyang..

Derwent Rosang Hydrangea

Parcels 29th 5 pm. Wed, 30 inst..

Registration 93 m.

Letters 9.a.: (Das Marseße 3rd July }

Wed., 30 inat,, 10.30 a.m.

... Wed., 20 inst, 10.30 a.m. Wed, 30 inst., 10:30 am. me Thurs, 31 Inst - 8.4.m. .....Thuis, 31 inat., 10,50's.m. Thors, 31, lank, 1 p.m. Thurs. 31 st. 1 p.m. Thora., 31 inst. 3,30 pm.

JUNE

Panama Mia Haifong

ingr copies objected, stating Manila, Sandakan, Australia & Naw that he wanted the originals. | Mr. | › ggr Zenisad vin Thursday island Zeitlyn finally agreed to produce

Saigon

Tuennazz Elpeaar

Eastern

them

Fri. 1 inst. 8.30 am. Bri 1 Inet, 11 a.m. Fri, 2 fabej. Imp.m. Fri 1 tk Spa Pacoats JetS..

“Registration

Letters 2nd 9am

(Das Thursday Island 16th June):

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