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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1924.

SHANGHAI RACES.

PEAK TRAMWAY CASE.

COLUMBIA WINS THE CHAMPIONS.

Shanghai, May 7.

Yesterday was Champions Day at Shanghal, the result of the bly race being as under: Messrs. Day and Toeg's

Columbin (Mr. A. N. Dallas) Messrs. J. Boudin and M.

Spoelman's Zouave (Mr. Springfold)

Mr. Day's New Zenland

1

2

(Mr. Burkill) (8 Time: 2 mins, 46 4/5 sece, The winning Sweep numbers were as follows:

"A" Sweep: 1 Ticket No. 31,750; 2, No. 3921; 3, No. 35,934,

A WILY WIDOW,

HOW SHE DECEIVED TWO WOULD-BE HUSBANDS

THE COMPANY'S REPLY.

The Peak Tramway Caso in which Mr. Macnamara, appearing,

The Chinoro woman who was for the Company, proteated on charged with obtaining money by Tuesday that the acting Puisne false pretences from two Chinese Judge, Mr. A. Dyer, Ball, gase men, by representing hersel! as Judgment in the case before having widow and promising to marry heard him (Mr. Macnamara) was them, was again brought before again before the Court yesterday, Mr. E. W, Hamilton at the The claim was by a ticket col- Kowloon Mogistrany yesterday lector of the Company for wages infternoon.

in lle of notice. Mr. M. K. Lo was for the plaintiff.

Yip Sing, first complainant's go between, stated that she introduced the defendant to the man aid that Yesterday Mr. Macnamara wan given an opportunity of replying to she was present when the money. Mr. Lo. He dealt with the point $15, was handed over as “deposit," ns to the use of the words "All that lie saw tile mavey havded Complainant's master alsó paid right by the Company's super-

over.

"B" Sweep: 1. Ticket No, atendent, Mr. Scott, when ai Lao Yau, the second complain.

-Reuter.

Other reauits were as under: THE GREAT PLATE.-Seven Furlongs. Mr. Liddell's Carlington

(Mr. Brand) Mr. Durgor's Kashmir

(Mr. Burkill) Mr. Harry White's St. Pauls

(Mr. Patterson)

nt

22,183; 2. No. 1923; 3, No. 21,013. sage was brought him regardant, said that he was a seaman Ing the plaintiff's absence from residing at Tuipo. On the 21st work. He characterised it as an April he was introduced to the NORTHERN Cquivocal term that had two con- defendant

structions. It might have meant Shanshuipo, Defendinat suggested

by two women "All right; I have got the message" marrying. him and or it might mean what the de- agreed.

he finally She asked for money fentants said it meant. Mr. Scott and complainant gave her 35 and never meant it to be understood a further $20 on the 24th April," "All right the man can stay away. when he told her to meet him Mr. Macnamara read froni alator in the afternoon at the railway letter aent by Messrs. Lo and. Loputation and they would go to Taipo the plaintiff's mother was to the Company in which they said together. He went to the station,

very but the did not turn up. seriously and as there was

Time: 1 min. 65 3/5 secя.

2

THE RUBICON PLATE One Mtle and a Quarter. Mr. Henry Morriss' Porkfield

• (Me: Stewart) ·1 Mr. Day's Theatreland

Gr.

Mr. Powhattan's Barnaby

Rudge (Mr. Muitinnd) 3 Time: 2 mins. 18 2/5 secs, THE PARI-MUTUEL. STAKES. -One Mile and a Half. Mr. Birdrake's Senbird

(Mr. Hill) Mr. Harry White's Kings Cross (Mr. Patterson) Sir Paul's Fascination Duhlia

(Mr. Burkl)

Time: mins. 27 secs.

2

3

THE RACING STAKES.-One Mile and a Quarter. Mr. Liddell's Ravenscroft

(Mr. Brand) [Capt. Bahnson's Lykaborg

{lr. Hi{}) Mr. We Two's Young Mongol

(Mr. Knoll) 3 Time: 3 mins. 13 2/5 secs. THE YANGTSŻE CUP.-One Mile:

Mr. Henry Morriss' Patsfield

(Mr. Stewart) Messrs. Beudin and M. Speel-

man's Zoulou (Mr. Henrd) 2 Miss Billy Coutts' Skyros

(Mr. Knoll) Time: 2 mins. 3 1/5 sees. THE FOOCHOW CUP.-One Mile and a Quarter, Messrs. Potts and Hayin's

no Complainant's go-between corro;) one to attend her plaintiff asked barated his evidence. her nephew to give notice to the Another woman who was present Company-that-he-could-not-go-on nt the time said that she had known defendant for some time and that

duty,

Dealing with, the words "give her husband was dead. The han notice," Mr. Macnamara said Mr. (in court), whom defendant claim. I Lo was content to let it rest thered an her husband, was not, as far and on the strength of that had band. She said she thought that as witness knew, ber real hus. said plaintiff was entitled to stay the man and defendant had con 1nway. Assuming that everything spired with each other, to obtain

was against the defendants and the money. that the plaintiff understood. Mr.

His Worship convicted and

Scott to give him leave to be away. itaposed sentence of six 'inent lis*

he would still ask for judgment on imprisonment.

the grbund that If the plaintiff

choose to communicate with the

Company by means of a messenger

and that messenger made mis-upon the plaintiff to prove his

1 take, the Company could not be held case.

responsible.

There followed some argument 2

during which Mr. Le stated that he Mr. Macnamara. continuing, was prepared to put the plaintif said that

all the fitters, in the box, but that he could not pattern makers and engineers of produce the nephew at the decided to give one hour's notice the Hongkong Dock Company moment.

case

was

Eventually the before work, as the plaintiff did. adjourned until May 22nd in order the position would be a serious that the plaintiff could give evid

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onc.

He asked His Honour to call enee in support of his case..

Harvest King (Mr. Hill)] Mr. Day's Bonnie Scotland

(Mr. A. N. Dallas) 2) Messrs. Lagan and Wilson's St.

Blaise-Mr-Brandt-3 Thue: 2 mins, 50 4/6 sees. THE JOCKEY CUP.-One Mile and & Quarter.

Mr. Henry Morriss Englefield

(Mr. Edgar) Miss Billy Coutts, First Chance

(Mr. Rea) 2

Mr. J. C. Bauld's Comabehe

(Mr. Moses) 3 Time: mins. 50 2/5 secs, THE AMOY CUP.--One Mile. Mr. Gilpin's Sir Galahad

(Mr. Knoll) Mr. G. D. Coutts Plumpton

1 Mr. Burkill) Capt. Bahnson's Silkeborg

1

2

(Mr. Hill) 3 Time: 2 mins. 19 2/5 secs, THE SWATOW CUP-Nue Furlongs,

Mr. Day's Republicland

(Mr. A. N. Dallas) 1 Mr. Fiddes' Right Royal

(Mr. Heard). 2 Capt. Bahnson's Lyksborg

(Mr. Hill) 3 Time: 2 mins. 37 1/5 soek, THE NEWCHWANG CUP- Three Quarters of a Mile. Mr. M. Ó. Springfield's Harry

M (Mr, Springfield)

(Mr. G. Pollock) 2 Mr. Day's Borderland

(Mr. A. N. Dallos). 3 Time: 1mly. 40 3/6 accu.

Mr. Dod's, Dinna Tell-

LAWN TENNIS.

THE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. Yesterday in the final round of the H. K. C.. Championship R. E., Worthington ensily defented 1:]. Forster in three sets. Worthingtou was playing very well, his plucing [bong particularly good. At times he was playing a far more sovere goni than kuat."

Forster was rather slow on court. Intidoften went into the net on a [moderate shot and was therefore

pawed ensily by the return

The Beera was 6-1, 6-0, 6-1 Worthington now meets S. E.. Green, the holder of the title, in the challenge round, but, the date of the match-has-yet-to-be fixed;-

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