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RACE MEETING.

ENTRIES FOR THE "FIRST EXTRA."

The following" are the entries for the first extra race meeting to be held at Happy Valley on Saturday, March 20th:

1st and 3rd Ragos-Happy Valley Handicap,

"A" and "B Clares.-G Furlongs-King of Troy, King of the Spotted Sand, King Allan, Grey Morn, Total Abstinenco,

TUESDAY, MARCH 22,

IN THE MATTER OF THE FUK TIN TONG.

1927.

I, JOHN TENNESSEY SETH, the lawful Attorney of Seth Arathoon Beth, the duly appointed Manager of the above Tong, HERE- BY GIVE NOTICE that Whereas claims to the properties and funds belonging to the said Tong have been duly forwarded to the District Officer South in accordance with a notice issued by him und dated the 3rd day of November, 1926 And Whoress the claimants had appeared in person or by thóir representatives before the District Oficer South in connection with their claims to the properties and funds of the said Tong And Whereas this notice has been duly pre- scribed by the District Officer South in accordance with the pro- visions of Section 27 of the New Territories Regulation Ordinanco

Loch Rannoch, Loch Tum being No. 34 of 1910 under which Ordinance the District Officer

Yorks, Soapy Sponge (late The The Ghoul), Grey Streak, Home Call, Grey Kaight, Kont Tong Hall, Salvo, Grande del Norte. Espoir, Misty Eve, Bright Ένα, Goblin,

zer,

The Gomerii,

Suirth 18 the Land Office Now THEREFORE by virtue of the powers in me vested I shall proceed with the distribution of the said pro- parties and funds on or after the 26th day of March, 1927, in the Eve, The following proportions or shares after payment of the foes and ox-

The *Goe-

opensos allowed to the Manager of the said Tong, as follows:-

The

Gnome,

Grig The Sunburst Rose, September, The Re- Sand gent, Dobbin. Ukolele, Tho Piper,

Diego, Southampton, Sun Barley Grass, Saracen, Spectra (late-

Ghost);

2nd Race March Stakes-5 Fur longs-King Allan, Lochaber, Yorks, Pottenbush, Fire Call, Borderer, Festive Eve. Blag Boy, Sugar Loat, Pervers, Mountain Fox

Scooter, Furzefield (late Smoke

4th RaceFirst, Aggregate Stakes -One Mile.-King of the Plains, King

of Troy, Grey Morn, Total Ab stinence, Brigade Call, Misty. Evo, Goblin, Septem Altaboy, Sallgia, The

ber, Ukulele, San Diego.

6th Race-Aberdeen Plate-One Mile-Soapy Sponge

Leung Yan Po.

Executrices of Li Po Kwong

deceased

LA Shiu Ki and La Shlu Ka!.

Li Po Lung

The Official Receiver as Trustee in the Bankruptcy of Li Pak alias Li Ki Tong

1 Po Kant

(late The

Li Po Yung

Li Po Hung

Li Po Chun

Ghoul), Salvo, Espoir, Bright Eve, Laceda 11, Shady Joe, August,

Spectro

The (late Southampton, Ghost).

7tl: Race Stanley Plate-One Mile-Tangle, Lech Tummal, Locha- bor, Yorks, Ciren, Pottenbush, Kom Tong Hall, Borderer, Festive Eve, Bing Boy The Grig. Bagheera. Skidon, Scooter, Furzofield Glute

Meantain Fox.

8th and 9th

Smoke Cat Races-Wanchni Handi- "A" and "B" Classco-Ong and of Troy, King A quarter

enj

of the Plains,

Morn, Total

Sund, Grog

Loch Ran-

noch Tangie, Loch Tummel, Recho- bite,

Yorks, Brigade Call, Grog Knight, Salvo, Espoir, Misty Eve, The Attaboy, Bright Eve, Battle Eve,

Th

The

Gomeril, Geezer, The Ghome. The

Goblin, Sunburst Rose, Perversity, Dobbia, Ukelele, San Diego, Furze fleld Ente Smoke Call), Saracen, Barley Gruss, Spectre (late Ghost.)

OBITUARY.

MRS. EDWARD WILLIAM DAWSON.

The

It is with great regret that we have to record the death of Mrs. Dawson, the widow of the late Mr." Edward William Dawson formerly of the Sanitary and Revenue De- partments. Mrs. Dawson passed away at 2.30 p.m. yesterday, after a protracted illness.

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A sister of Mr. F. C. Mow Fung, J. P., Mr. E. Mow Fung, Mrs. W. Fincher and Mrs. E. Mackay of Kowloon and Mrs, Parkson of Foo chow, the deceased lady was member of A well-known local family. She was 18 years of age, She was a nurse and was formerly employed at the Lunatic Asylum as assistant mation.

1/8rd part or share

1/12th part or share.

1/12th part or share.

as tenarits in commoa

1/12th part or share.

1/12th part or share. 1/12th part or share.

1/12th part or share,

1/12th part or share,

1/12th part or share.

Dated the 14th day of March, 1927,

DUTIABLE LIQUOR.

A. P. C. EMPLOYEES

CHARGED.

S. A. SETH,

By his Attorney, (Sd) J. HENNESSEY SETH,

Registered Manager,

FUK TIN TONG.

on board the two boats and carried' out a search, finding the wines, mentioned in the two charges on the craft which were in charge of the two respective defendants.

The man in charge of the lighter: told witness the same story he had A large quantity of liquor, com- told the Court, and pointed out prising bottles of gin, brandy, pep- the Indian defendant as the owner permint, port and Chinese wine, of the remainder of the spirits.

The Indian on being pointed out, was the basis of charges of posses- sion of dutiable liquor without hav-asked the Chinese how the Revenue ing paid the Government taxes, Oficer had discovered that he preferred against two Chinese be-owned the balance of the alcohol fore Mr. W. Schofield.at the Kow- and the Chinese replied that he- loon Magistracy yesterday after had informed the raiders.

The hearing against the Indian noon.

An Indian watchman employed defendant was adjourned till next at the A.P.C. premises at Taikok-Friday. laui was charged with aiding and abetting the two Chinese in their. offences,

The cases were severally dealt with, that of the coxswain of the steam launch Yau Lee, belonging to the Aslatie Petroleum Company, being taken first. The defendant was charged with being in pos- Session of four bottles of Port, two bottles of Peppermint, and six gallons of Chinese spirit, the duty payable being $18.12.

The defendant pleaded guilty and was fined $185.

The charge brought against the During 1926, she went Home on master of a lighter which was be- leave but became a victim of caning towed by the Yau Lee, was cer and returned immediately to possession of 33 Bottles of Gin, 28 Hongkong, arriving at the begin-bottles of Brandy, and 8.2 gallons ning of January, since when she of Chinese wine. The 'duty pay- had been in indifferent health. able on the entire quantity was

$103.84.,

Mrs. Dawson leaves two sons, one of whom is still in England continuing his education.

The funeral passes the monu ment at 5 p.m. to-day.

N. Y. K. STRIKE.

SCHEDULE NOT CHANGED.

With reference to the cable published yesterday concerning the strike of the cooks employed on the N. Y. K. steamers, result Ing in several of the company's vensels postponing their sailings, the local office of the Company advises that it has not received any advice of the strike, but Head Office In Japán has cabled informing the loent branch that all the Company's steamers would be 'salling ac- cording to schedule.

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In answer to the charge the de- fendant pleaded guilty to 24 bottles of Brandy and two large jars of Chinese wine, stating that the re maining bottles enumerated in the charge were the property of an Indian watchman, who had had the liquor sent to him by another Indian in Macao.

A fine of $500 was imposed.

Watchman's Role.

The Indish watchman who was charged with siding and abetting the other two defendants denied the charge.

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Revenue Officer Powell, who prosecuted in all three cases, said that at G p.m. on Saturday he took up a position near the A.P.C. wharf at Taikoktsui and kept a continuous watch on the pier.

At 8.30 p.m., the Yau Lee was Been towing a lighter and went alongside the wharf. Witness went

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