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The Dawn

Better Day

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRA MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930.

SATURDAY'S RACE MEETING.

ZORHAN' ONCE AGAIN IN

THE PICTURE.

INDIAN ILLEGAL -

SOCIETIES.

HAPPY. FUNCTION AT KOWLOON G.C.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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REMOVAL OF NATIONAL ..

FLAGS.

Bombay, Oct. 11. The Government of Bombay has pre nimed several Congress and allied organisationa Ahmedabad, Broach, Kaira and Surat districts to be unlawful as-

There was some excellent sport at the second day of the Race Meet- ing at Happy Valley on Saturday, which was held under perfect condi- tions. Zorhan re-established him- self by winning the five furlongs in almost record time, beating Chesa-sociations. peake Bay by five lengths. Nation alist I also did well, winning the "A" Class Szechuan Hadicap by three-quarters of a length from Windsor Stag in a race which was worth seeing.

For the two days of the Meeting Mr. G. U. da Roza came out with the fine record of being placed in twelve out of thirteen appearances. He won seven firsts, three seconds

and two thirds:

The Results.

1.-Yunnan Handicap: "B" . Class

Yards). For Subscription. Gritting of this Club of any Season. Winners of more than 5 races at any time barred. 1st Prize: $500, 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200.

Once Round (About 7 Furlongs,

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Mrs. H. S. Chan's Pagoda 158 Iba

(Mr. G. U. da Roza)1 | AJ.P. Heard's Ploughman 140 lbs.

Or. S. N. Pan) 2 D. A. Cave's Movanagher 154 lbs. (Mr. Cave) Won by 1 lengths; short head. Time: 1 min. 59.3/5 sces, Pari-mutuel: Winner $18.30; Places, 1st $8.40; 2nd $17.10; 3rd) $68.00.

2.-Yunnan, Handicap: "A" Class- Once Round (About 7 Furlongs. 55 Yards)For Subscription Griffins of this Club of any Season. Winners of more than 5 races at any time barred 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $260.

Mr. Pearce's Tonbridge 145 lbs. (Mr. G. U. da Roza)

Ho Kom-tong's Bridge Hall 155 lbs. (Mr. S. N. Pan)

Artik Cream Cracker 140 lbs. (Mr. Backhouse) Won by neck; length. Time: 1 min. 57-1/5 wees, Pari-mutuel: Winner

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2

3

$16.60; Places, 1st $7.60; 2nd $10.00; 3rd

$15.80.

4-Hopeh Stakes: One Mile For China Ponies that. have started in Ilongkong at least four times since Jag January, 1930, and previous to this meeting, and have not won more than one race since 1st January, 1930,

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be ridden by jockeys who have not won five flat races anywhere at any time.) 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200.

Yam Man's Blue Heaven 161 lbs. (Mr. Bramwell)

1

Eve's Misty Eve 165 lbs.

(Mr. Coltman)

2

A. W. da Rozu's Young Pretender 159 lbs..... (Mr. A. W. da Roza)

3

Won by a neck, a short head. Time: 2 mins, 08.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel; Winner $66.30; Places, 1st $13.00; 2nd $7.80; 3rd $6,70,

4-Double Tenth Piste: Five Furs longs For China Ponies. 1st Prize: $750. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200.

Chan Tin-son's Zorhan 161 ibs ..

(Mr. Frost). } Chan and Ting's Chesapeake Bay

138 s.

in*

the

.

The police at Bardoli and Surat raided Gandhi's colleges and con- fiscated property and made thirty arrests.

Fifty-seven disobedients, in- arrested by the police in a raid cluding three-women, who were

an a house

ware this morning sentenced to from three months simple imprisonment to 18 months rigious imprisonment. under the Criminal Law Amendment Act.

The Police have hauled down the National flags flying over the Ashrams (Seminaries) and Bardoli and Surat Swaraj

stituted the Union Jack.

DISTRIBUTION. OF PRIZES WON DURING YEAR.

To mark the opening of the 1930-31 Kowloon Gorkhana was held at the yesterday, when

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a number of competitions were held. At the close of the afternoon's play the prizes won during the season were distributed by Mr. H. Overy. Mr. F. E. Remedios was eengratulated on having won the Club Championship for the fifth year in succession.

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In introducing Mr. Overy, Dr. said that he had been placed in Cogan (Vice-President of the Club)

was going to introduce a difficult and ambiguous position as he

highly re spected and well-known gentleman whom he had never met, due to his (Dr. Cogan's) being a newcomer to the Club. However they all knew Mr. Overy and felt honoured that he was with them that day. (Applause).

Dr. Cogan went on to say that o sub-ady at some not too distant date, and little bird had told him that Mr. Overy might have the support of a

sponsibilities out of the house and now that ladice were assuming re- family circle it was up to the men to Assume a few of the responsibilities the ladies had previously undertaken, and therefore he was sure that Mr. Overy would do his work well that; day.

It is reported from Broach that the police, have taken possession of the local offices of the Congress Committee and made 28 arrests, Reuter,

Allahabad, Oct. 11. The Government of the United Provinces hus declared the Con- Kress Committees of Benares District to be unlawful associa toas-Reuter.

lbs.

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Szechuen Handicap: "B" Classi One and a Quarter Miles.--For Chins Ponies. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: 3:00. 3rd Prize: $200. Wong and Tang's Peppercorn 142

(Mr. Backhouse) Dynasty's

Fifty

Pity 1-49 lbs. (Mr. G. U. da Rosa) Beith and leard's Christmas Chimes 159 lbs. ...(Mr. Heard) Won by lengths;

length. Time: 2 mins, 37.1/5 secs. Pari-mutuel:

Winner $18.30: Places, 1st $5.80; 2nd $7.90: 3rd $5.00. 8. Szechuen Handicap: "A" Class One and a Quarter Miles-For China Ponies. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. nt Prize: $200. Dynasty's Nationalist II 155 lbs. (Mr. G. U. da Roza) Chan Tin-son's Windsor Stag 155 (Mr. Frost) Heard's Royal Flush 158 lbs.

(Mr. Heard) Won by length: 14 lengths, Time: 2 mins. 35.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel: Winner $9.00; Places, 1st $5.20; 2nd $5.00; 3rd $5.40.

Ibs.

The Cash Sweeps,

:

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2

3

Cash sweeps at the Jockey Club's (second day) eighth extra race meet ing held on Saturday resulted as fol

low:

Race 1.

No. 252

$715.40

12.1

20-1-40

J

382

102.20 Unplace runners ($50 each), Nos.: 6. 223, 154, 45, 368, 76, 377, 287, 321.

Race 2.

No. 226

J

.503 142

$1,100.20 29.80 -164.40 Unplaced runners ($50) each), Nos.:. .(Mr. Heard) 2121, 146, 12, 288, 262, 946, 496 143. Dynasty's Pride of Tsingtao 161

Race 3. lbs. (Mr. G. U. da Roza) 3 Won by lengths; a length. Time: 1 min. 121/5 vees, Pari-mutoel: Winner $7.50; Plakas, 1st $5.10; 2nd $5.30; 2rd $5.10.

of Dandruff and Prevention Mouse 171 lbs

of Hair from Falling out, is

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Directions --A little to ine robbed inte the scalp briskly night at me ing.

The Colonial Dispensary

19. Queen's road Central

No. 104

500 134

.$1,548.40

4-42.90 *+21.20

succession

After congratulating Mr. Remedios on winning the Club Championship for the fifth

year in (applause), saying it was a wonderful achievement, Dr. Cogan congratulat- ed the winners of the other events.

Concluding. Dr. Cogan said, "Mr. Overy, I hope that your future hap- Biness will be as great as your suc cers has been in the past, and I will now ask you to distribute the prizes."

After handing out the

Overy said it was an unexpectedir.

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120

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131

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1 The meal was of the alfresco brand---fingers for forks, and se on (hidden).

Here girdles are round one. 9. Secure the plum, it is part of

the luggage

10 An Italian. lady."

11 Bump into this vessel. 12 The miner's dog is nearly as big

himself.

A sharp pinch-though pretty feeble at the end.

1

Here a log lies across the deck.

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A deer makes its introduction in

the middle of the afternoon.

This is round.

2

Books used by philatelists.

24 A Lody of cavalry. 25 Raiment.

plea-26 One does this, largely, by its

heart.

sure to be invited to attend that afternoon. He said he did not go to the Clab very often but he had the Interests of the Club at heart, and he hoked forward to the day when it would be much larger, with an 18- hole course.

During the last two years, the members and the com mittee had done real work, and it was Lauren sheet and note its improve- a great pleasure to see last year's

ment over the balance sheet of the previous year.

He went on to say that the com- petitions throughout the year had been very keenly contested and in t most friendly spirit which, he thought, spoke well for the good fellowship prevailing among Club members.

After remarking on Mr. Remedios fith win. Mr. Overy said (amid laugh. ter and applause) he hoped there would be a change during the pre- members, several of whom were very sent year. He had seen many new promising players, and he would like to see them win,

Competition

Prize Winners.

winners during the year were as follow:

Club Championship (senior): Mr. F. E. Remedios. Runner-up: Mr. D. C. Wilson.

II.

Club Championship (junior): Mr. Runner-up: Mundy.

Mr. W Borrowaian.

Captain's Cup: Mr. D. C.. Wilson, Kunner-up: Mr. A. A. Lopes,

"Fear" Cup: Mr. A. E. Silkstone. Summer Cup: Mr. G. H. Russell. Runner-up: Mr. A. Eastman.

Hong Handicap Competition: Mr. John Peoler. Runner-up: Mr. E. 0.

Unplaced runners ($50 each), No Murphy.

Race 4.

No. 121

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270

$2.838.00

828.00

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414,00 Unpluged runners ($50 rach), Naut 252, 200, 12.

Race 5.

No. 105

65!!

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$1,999.00

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5.-Polo Peny Scurry: Three Fur- longsPor buna fille Polo Ponies, the property of playing members, ap- proved by the Committee of the Hong- kong Polo Club. 1st Prize: $300. 2nd Prize: $200. 3rd Prize: 3100. Grey Dawn 168 lbs,

(Mr. Newbigging 1 Sucre 168 ibs. (Mr. Bramwell 2

(Mr. DavidsonĮ Won by 5 lengths; 2 lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner

$10.6; 260, 41. Places, 1st $6.30; 2nd $8.50; rd $18.91 4. Chekiang Stakes are ignora About 7 Parkings. 5 Vark For China Ponk, which have sputed in Hongkong at least their line da January 1, 1930 and previous to the I placed runners (450 each), Nos: meeting, and have not won more than 268, 62, 921, 61, 162, 626, 211.

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a rae siner Janar 1, 1990. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300 Prize: $200,

Chan Tin-son's Winsome Star 163

Ibs.

Mfr. Prosti John's San Francisco 164 Ib-

(Mr. Beardi Hau Un's Monterey Bay 1 - (MG, a ten

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Won by lengths: 4 length. Time: 1 min. 23.045 mees Pari-mutuel Winner 999; Pacts

1 $5.00; 2nd $6.20; 3rd f100.

Heated runner; (550) cach), Nus;} #56, 921, 277, 301, 199, 23. 255, 124,

Race G.

No. 107

658 196

Race 7.

No. Q

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$1,874.00 595.GO 267.80

Heng Foursomes: Mesare. Mustard and Co. Ltd., (Mr. J. Macknight an Mr. John Pooler).

27 A river of France,

She was very gay in a new Paris frock (hidden).

32

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A Indy about, whom Victorians were never tired of inquiring in song. 36 Fine linen. 37 Part of a flower.

Inexpert.

39

38

Unlike Nature, this instrument

does not abhor a vacuum.

40 This is perfectly lawful.

41 This unpleasant mythological character rested at the begin- ning.

· Down.

A younger son.

2 A good French maid.

Taken thus, one is surprised. 4 Une who collects eggs.

5 A member of a boly credited with being very trustful and believing.

G The swimmer, with unfaltering gaze, bravely eyed the approach of the shark (hidden).

7 Take care of,

RADIO BROADCAST.

THE LOCAL PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The following Radio programme will be broadcast to-day from Z. B. W. on a wavelength of 355 metres:

To

8 Vapour conceals

drink. 14 Nearly

J1

a refreshing.

a dozen are after a summons which is not typed. 15 This bridge carries no pas-

sengers.

17 A coin and a pendant make a

rabble..

18 There

register.

19 If this

is only one man in this

poor lad is out be will

become exhausted.

moulding.

20 a mo

21

Tree with sweet sup.

28 Thumbs are often endangered by

this.

29 It may be a bit of squeeze to

get through this.

30 Ürge.

31 An insect leads the frolic,

32 A

39

A

of thunder in France has striking effect in England.

champion against the Moors in bygone days is now in sour surroundings.

34. Powerless.

35 He told us that, he had seen

terrible happenings in Centrul Africa (hidden).

Saturday's Solution. BOURGEOIS ANTIC

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CO BBLERI COLONEL Kue Riga D#OPKFSTAB) SPAN MUMBO,QGEE DEHET UPGRA ACETONE TIARANG

BEACH BULLAGE

ESMARTORAL

NONUK RECLUBRED UMBER AGE ELAND MACERATES

I'll get by as long as I have you. You wanted someone to play with.

Johnny Marvin-Comedian. 218939. It's a habit of mine.

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of the world, alone. Maurice Chevalier-Baritone. 22097.

in the Bathtub. Singin' in Lady Luck

Chick Endor-Comedian. 22245, Do Something.

6.00 p.m. Chinese programme. 7.00 p.m. European programme of records selected and supplied. by Messrs. Trang Fook. La Paloma (Yradier). Over the Waves (Rosas).

Arthur Pryor's Band. 19878. Rigoletto-Povero Rigoletto (Verdi). Vale Vunite. La Cinguantaing.

Helen Kane-Comedienne. 21917. Weather report.

9.00

p.m. Local News, Time and

Rudy Wiedoeft-Saxophone Solo. 109771.

Homing.

Open Foursomes: Messa. H. T. Buxton and G. H. Russell. Runners- up: Messrs. A. Tate and T. Tait.

Special prize for best scratch

Do not go my Love. score returne in the qualifying round of the Club Championship, presented

Marguerite D'Alvarez-Contralto. by a few members of the Club: MrListen to the Mocking Bird, H. D. de Roge

v. Cantain bach, ind last Sardag. Won run in the Vice-President

Miner F. C. Won, T. Tait, C. H. Pyssell, A. Putman T. J. Prion. W. fermez, E. 0. Murphy. A. Tete, A. Lambton, H. T. Bustan, J. J. Harris

G Puncheon.

Tout Passe-Waltz.

1116.

Margaret McKee-Whistling Solo. 10894. To be forgotten. Lore Ic.

Lewis James-Tenor. 22202 7.30 p.m. The Rev. Mr. H. R. Wells will give the 9th. lesson from "Can tonese for Everyone."

4.00 p.m. Tenth Regiment March. Marsovia Waltz,

Des Mom Peel.

Competition Results. The following were results of com-

$1,926 in

275,29 Unplaced runners (550 each), Nos: Rasil, 22 shots.

Kulvie, 20 shots. Gentlemen: 45, 70, 217, 41, $43, 75%, 51, 405, ä>!, 100.

Race 6.

.$2,329.60

N. 113 2285

065.60 47%

302.80 Dannevi runners (850 each), Nos.: 604, 120, 521, 599,

Victor Band. 20400. Male Chorus, 19961.

Mr. Fortwith and Denver Blues.

The Dummy.

Beanie Tucker-Comedienne, 21708. The Parlor is a Pleasant Place to sit

in Sunday night.

Pitching and Putting. (gentlemen); Me, Lerez with nine points for three

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Bong Driving -(gentlemen): Dr. Cena Congrat drive, 251 yards) and Mr. A. W. da Roza (highest azure- gate, 18 yards)..

I'se goin' from the Cottonfield.

Frank Crumit-Tenor. 19777. it i give up the Saxophone, Hello Sunshine Hello,

Eddie Cantor-Comedian. 21982,

Faurt-Soldier's Chorus (Gounod). Land of

Hope and Glory. Victor Male Chorus. 19783.

Julle Fille

Giuseppe de Luca-Baritone. de Perth-Quand la flamme de l'amour (Hızet). Damnation of Faust (Berlioz).

Mareci Journet-Bass. 1122, Tannhauser-Pilgrims' Choras.

(Wagner), Trovatore-Anvil Chorus (Verdi),

Victor Mixed Chorus, 20127. Russian Inn-Medley of Waltzes.

Kirillot Balalaika Orch. 3582. Irish Cradle Song.

6594,

Quartet. San Francisco Symphony Orch. 682.

(Glazounow). Valse de Ponzaley." Indian Lament (Dvorak). Slavonic Dance No. 3 (Dvorak). Impromptu-Rococco (Schutt).

Fritz Kreisler-Violinist. 7225.

Valse (Arensky).

Harold Bauer-Ossip Gabrilowitsch- Piano. Rose in the Bud. One little dream of Love.

Rence Chemet-Violinist. 1132. Spanish Dance (Bizet): Hungarian Dance No. 1 (Brahms). tems from The Student Prince. Philadelphia Symphony Orch. 1113.

Gems from The Love Song.

Victor Light Opern Co. 25757. 10.30 p.m. Close down.

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I C 1 BELIEVE FRECKLES WOULD REUBERATELY WALK AWAY ON US... COME ON BOYS, WE HAVE TO

FIND HIM !!

WE'VE GOT

TO FIND SOME

GRUB,TOO!

SO FAR. SQ GOOD=IT MIGHT BE A JACK RABBIT FOR ALL

I KNOW-THEN WE'D ALL

HANE A BIG FEAST...........JUST A FEW MORE STEPS AN

Y'LL BE ON TOP

OF IT!!

What Could It Be?

By Blosser

WELL, FOR PETESSAKE !!

1 DON'T THINK IT WOULD BE ANYTHING LIKE THIS.... WELL,

CAN YOU BEAT THAT!!

THERE HE IS!!. WHAT'S THAT HES CARRYING

?? HE'S NOT CLOSE

ENOUGH FOR ME

TO SEE YET-SONE

KIND OF AN

ANIMAL AS NEAR AS I

CAH MAKE

OUT?

IF ITS AN

ANIMAL WE GET A SQUARE

MEAL!!

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