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"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1930.

PEPPERMENT WINS

DERBY TRIAL.

(Continued from Page 1)

3-THE VICTORIA STAKES.- Winner $1,000. Second $300. Third $200. For all China Ponies. Weight

MARKED INCREASE HAWKING WITHOUT

IN SWEEPS.

COLONY NOW BEING FLOODED WITH TICKETS.

LICENCES.

WOMEN ORGANISERS OF. CHILD GANGS.

for inches as per scale. Entrance $10 POLICE TAKE ACTION. years, appeared before Mr: Whyte

One Mile.

Mr. Chan' Tin-son's Apollo ....

(Mr. Quincey) Messrs. Beith and Heard's

Christmas Chimes

(Mr. Heard)

Mr. C. M. Leitao's Ma Kau.Sine

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2

Five Chinese, two, of them wo- men, whose ages averaged 78 Smith at the Kowloon Magistricy this morning on charges of breach of the hawking regulations. Two men who had previous convictions were fined, while the others were given a caution.

Following recent netion taken against salesmen employed by the Sincere Company for "trading" in sweep tickets, the police, during

In the case of the two women it the week-end, searched the pre-

Sergeant intimated mises of two Chinese clubs, these.

by was (Mr. C. U. da Roza) being the Chung Shing Club and Barnicle that they not only hawk-. Eight starters. Many lengths; the Sullamese Club at Po Hinged themselves but organised gangs

Fong, and seized thousands of of children who broke the regula two lengths.

tions. The two women were cau- Time:~1 min. 58.1/5 secs,

(Aaweep-tickets counterfolls. record)..

The action has given rise to the tioned. Pari-Mutuel. Winner, $5.10; supposition that a definite policy by the police 1st, $5.40; 2nd, $6.70; 3rd, $14.70. is being pursued

authorities in the matter of these

4-THE MONGOLIAN STAKES.aweep-tickets. Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200. For Subscription Griffins of this Meeting Weight for inches as per scale. Winner of Valley Stakes 1b. extra. (Jockey Allowance). Entrance $10. Ono Mile:

Messrs. Sturt & Lobel's Tango

(Mr. Noodt) 1

Mr. Glehh's What's Yours

(Mr. Y.S. Chang) Messrs. Bellamy & Gordon's Snaefell ...(Mr. Arnold) Nineteen starters. Hali length; half a length.

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Time: 2 min, 2.12.3/5 secs. Pari-Mutuel Winner. $14.10: 1st. $7.90; 2nd, $21.20; 3rd, $20.00. THE TRIAL PLATE-Winner $1,000. Second $300. Thin! 3200. For China Ponies, bona fide Griffins of this Meeting. Weight for inches as per scale, Subscription Griffins of this Meeting allowed 5 b. Winners) 5 b. estra. (Jockey allowance). Allowance accumulative. Entrance: $10. One Mile and a Quarter. Messrs. Hynes & Mackie's Peppermint...(Mr. Noodt) Messrs. Hynes & Mackie's Piccalilli (Mr. Y. S. Chang) Mr. Dynasty's King's Colour

(Mr. Haimovitch) Nine starters. A neck; two and half lengths, Time:-2 min. 34.2/5 secs. Pari-Mutuel.--Winner, $13.60

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"The Colony is being flooded with these tickets," stated a police official to-day, in referring to the large number of new sweeps, re- presenting a marked increase over previous years, that have this year come into existence.

It is learned that the counterfoils scized by the police in the two week-end raids are being retained by the authorities, while the matter is being carefully gone into.

It will be recalled that in the case of the tickets seized at the Sincere

Company's store, Mr. Hamilton on Saturday declined to make any order for their confisca- tion, remarking that "the whole to be in the melting thing seems pot."

POLICE RESERVE.

ORDERS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

Police Reserve orders by the Hon. Mr. B. D. C. Wolfe, C.M.G.. Inspector General of Police, state:

Chinese Company. Training Course Part 2.--All re- cruits of the Chinese Company who have not yet passed part 2 of Ist, $6.80; 2nd. $7.30; 3rd. 7.70, Training Course, will attend the 6. THE GOVERNOR'S CUP instruction classes of the Police Presented by His Excellency the Training School, Kowloon, under Governor with $750 added for Win-Chief Inspector R. J. Paterson Second $300. Third $200. For every Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. sharp, all China Ponies. Weight for inches commencing February 25th. as per scale. Griffins of this Meeting allowed 7. Subscription Griffins of this Meeting allowed 10 lb. Winners at this Meeting 5 lb. extra. (Jockey allowance). Allowances accumulative Entrance $10. One Mile and ter.

net.

Mr. John Peel's Royal Flush .. (Mr. Heard

Mr. Eve's Boxing Eve

2

Inspection Parade-All

ranks

One old man held up his hunds in front of him when his name was called and his Worship asked if he had learned the habit in prison, remarking that he had been in Court before.

The defendant, replied that he hnd raised his hands as he was in the. presence of the tai yon (a big man). The defendant had pre- viously been convicted and fined $6.

was

cautioned.

Another man WIN there being nothing known against him, while the ith was fined $3; he having been previously been before the Court.

K.C.C. DERBY DRAW.

THE LUCKY DRAWERS OF

.PONIES.

In the Kowloon C.C. sweepstake on the Derby, there were 1,687 tickets sold, at $1 each, from which has to be deducted $168.70 as 10 per cent. Commission to the Club and $151.83 as 10 per cent. for un- placed starters.

The first prize will be $956.53, the second $273.29, and the third $136.65.

Abel

The draw has resulted as follows:

Brawer

Tonics

African Eve Blue Doy Blue Heuven Chivalroos christmas Belle Christmas Frolic

Christmas

Comes

Bereption Bay

Diana Diana Bay Discord Duke of Long-

champ Engirens Hall

our Clubs Gay Caballero Grand Duke Grey Dawn

Gold Dragon

Ticket No.

F. G. Herridge A. C. Ponder

T2

2,191

2,102

A. Flicks

I. I'entonit 1. M. Webb

F. Stone

F. S. Abebas.

Goodwin, Herridge

J. Videro

EL Alland

& Bartlett

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Br., Premier bids farewell to Canada. Mme. Curie is honoured. New York harbour menace re- moved. World's youn- gest golf champion.

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RITZ REVUE

QUEEN'S

Presents

5.10, 7.16 & 9.20,

REX BELL

Kre. Ezra Abraham Eccleshall

1

685

1.838

13.011

463

B. Petheram Ching and Wong

493

AT THE

1,637

1,908

2,903

us G. Saunders

2,140

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

At 2.30,

A. C. Da. Silva

717

Grelredles

1,566

Albert and May

2,184

Tegs Singh (Gas Co.)

1,117

San Wing

1,003

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F. H. Kew

2,322

C. G. Harrison

all and Hall

3,689.

C. Mackenzte

6,250

J. Watsoni

1000

057

227

So Kwong Kean

6.215

Rolfe and Lay

6,204

Royal Hall

1,674

Saver Queen

A. A. LODS

2.286

The Albatross

Lay, retheram and

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Fincher

7.874

W. Husnoll

1,900

The Partridge

W, D. Brown

2,814

The Tiger

Butler & Dickenson

1,100

Revolver Practice, Revolver Three Clube

3 D. Lİ

1,796

1310

Star

6,226

Wisdom SlaK Willy Step

6.248

King's Colour

of the Chinese Company are re- minded to attend at Central Police Station on Thursday, February Quarzith for the monthly inspection of Equipment, etc. by the Company Commander. Fall in at 5.30 p.m. sharp. Dress-Blue Uniform, Caping at Arms Li Tan and Li with White Cover; Beit (without Frog), Truncheon, Whistle, Armlet and Badge, "Pocket-Policeman" and Note-Book to be carried. Those not in possession of uniform Peppercorn will attend in mufti. No member permint ma be absent from this parade Pippin without leave from the Company $19.80; Commander. The Equipment Of 1st. $6.10; 2nd, $7.50; 3rd, $5.80. ficers will make it a point of being

7-THE GARRISON CUP-Pre-present. sented by the Officers of the Garrison,

(Mr. Bowling) Mr. Dynasty's King's Courier

Mr. Haimovitch) 3 Seven starters. Three-quarters

a length; three lengths. Time:-2 min. 35.1/5 secs.. Pari-Mutuel.-Winner,

Marquis al Orlando

Piccalili

with $600 added for Winner. Second practice for members of the Chin-Vory Haz $300. Third $200. For Subscription Griffins of this Club of any Season. ese Company has been fixed for Weight for inches as per seale. Sub-Sunday, March 9th, and they are scription Griffins of this Meeting requested to keep the date open. allowed 3 lb. Winners during 1929 of

Indian Company.

Leave. Constable

R24G U. T.

one race 5 lb., of two races 7 lb., of three or more races 12 lb; at this Meeting 3 lb. extra. (Jockey Allow- ance). Penalties and Allowances Thad has been granted 8 months' accumulative. Entrances $10. One leave of absence from the Colony

us from February 6th.

Mile

Messrs. Liang Rod Wong's

O-Moon

. (Mr. Wame) 1 Mrs. Pearce's Piery ...

(Mr. Haimovitch). 2 Messrs. Dyer & Beith's Loch

Etive ....... (Mr. Heard) 3 Eight starters. Many lengths; a seck.

Time: 2 min. 06.3/5 secs. Pari-Mutuel.-Winner, $9.60; 1st, $5.50; 2nd. $6.20; 3rd, $5.60.

Flying Squad.

The weekly instruction patrol of the Hongkong Section will take place on Friday, February 28th. and all members are requested to attend this patrol. Fall in at the Central Police Station at 5.15 p.m. sharp. Dress-Winter Uniform and Cap with White Cover.

Sharpshooters' Company.

Rifle

•

C. J: Roe

J. C. Smith

Capt Shipery

W. W. Hirat

Shun Kan

Yang Fat Katinka

2,010

AUSTRALIA FLIGHT.

PIPER AND KAYE Arrive in ALLAHABAD.

Allahabad, Feb. 23. Flying Officers Piper and Kaye, the New Zealander members of the R.A.F., who are engaged on a flight to Australia, arrived here to-day.-Reuter.

FINE FOR DERBY DAY.

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The Royal Observatory reports that the depression has moved E.N.E. into the Sea of Japan. An 8-THE CHATEL CUP.-Pre- sented with $1,000 added. Second $300. Strength.--Constable R442 C. anticyclone is forming over N. Third $200. For China Ponies, that II. Coutts has been taken on the China. The moonsoon will set in have run in at least three Extra Meet- strength of the Sharpshooters again along the S.E. coast of Light airs over the China ings in Hongkong during the Season Company, as from February 20th. China. 1929, one more of such Meetings pro-

Sea Coastal fog. The local fore- Instruction Class-No vious to 1st July, 1929, and one or more subsequent to that date. Weight Class will be held this week owing cast till noon to-morrow is:---N.E. or variable winds, light; fine to for inches 28 per scale. Winners to the Races.

cloudy. of two during 1929 of one race 5 lb.,

Revolver Practice-The regular. races 7 lb., of three or more races 12

Revolver Practice will be carried Remanded from Saturday Jb. penalty. Subscription Griffins allowed 5 1b. (Jockey allowance). out at Kennedy Road Range on Chinese, of Canton Road, who ap- Allowances accumulative. Entrance Sunday, March 2nd. at 10.00 a.m.peared before Mr. Whyte Smith at $10. Dhe Mile and a Quarter. Members will bring their revol the Kowloon Magistracy this more. vers, belts, holsters and rifles. ning, on a charge of bei in pos- Mr. Ho Kom-tong's Majestic

session of seditious pamphlets Ifall

(Mr. Wong) 1 Uniform optional. po

was again remanded, the case Mr. Hau Un's Monterey Bay

being fixed for hearing on Friday, Mr. C. U. da Roza) 2

March 7. Bail was allowed in the Messrs. Lau and Lee's Duke of

sum of $500, it being intimated Chantilly (Mr. Y. S. Chang). 2

that it was possible another charge BOILER EXPLOSION. would be preferred against the Eight starters. Two and a half

defendant.. lengths; three lengths..

Time: 2 mins, 39 seconds. Pari-Mutuel. Winner,

$8.70; |lat, $6.70; 2nd, $7.80; 3rd, $6.30.

(Sgd.) D. L. KING,

D. S. P. (R).

TEN KILLED, IN HAVANA DISASTER.

Havana, Feb. 24.

Chau Sang, aged 34, of no fixed abode, has been admitted to the Kwong Wah Hospital, suffering from, opium poisoning, apparent On Saturday night, the Hong Ten persons were killed and ly self-administered. The man kong staff of Messrs. Siemens four seriously injured to-day as

was found lying unconscious in the Bros., London, who are installing the result of a boiler explosion at Kowloon Docks, but his condition the new automatic exchanges for the pumping plant supplying is not considered serious. the Hongkong Telephone Co., held Havana city with water-Reuters.

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a dance at Empress Lodge, Kow- | American Service. loon, which was attended by about fifty couples. The evening - was voted a great success, and music supplied by the Brunswick Dance Band was continued until 1 am.

The P and O. s.s. Khiva, from Hongkong arrived at London on the 22nd February at 4 p..

Shanghai, Feb. 23

In a fast and exciting game this afternoon, under ideal weather condi tions, and before a record crowd, the U. S. Marines defeated the Walch Regiment, by 15 points to 5 (threa goals against two tries)Reuter..

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