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THIS AFTERNOON'S RACING.

ZORILAN FANCIED FOR MAIN EVENT.

(By "Ringtail").

is set for

A good programine decision at the opening of the

YOUNG BRITON

SENTENCED,

-THEFT OF DIAMOND

RING.

(Our Own Correspondent).

Shanghai, Sept. 26. Mr. Haines yesterday sentenced second stage of this season's rac-C. Mackenzie, alian Christie, ing at the Valley this afternoon, young British subject,

to two pro-months hard labour for stealing a and intending visitors are mised an interesting afternoon's diamond ring valued at $155 from Miss Noronha, of 71, Sun Avenue, Apart.

September 20th.

Chief among the events is the Aggregate Stakes, which, although not attracting as select a field as most of the rnees In the first ball of the season, should provide one of the keenest contests of the day.

are!

Many good sprint ponies. engaged in the different handicapai of which there are five. The fast! race should be of especial interest,

tu Australian as it is confined punten. Although Woodland Stag the and Raindrop will not free starter, this race should never- theless, be une of the best on the card.

My selections are?

1st Rare.

Edenbridge, Mongolian Stap. Brunswick Hall.

Zru Hare.

Sonny Boy. Celerity, Choctaw 14.

3rd Rave...

Mike, Bros. Pieralifli

Zorhan.

4th Race.

Valarous.

Donabria.

5th Race.

Thunderous Stag. Sunlock.

Duke of Normandy 11.

6th Race.

Racemaker.

Armony.

Tango.

7th Race.

Nippy. Christmas Frulic. O'Moon

8th Race.

Roasloh. Imperial Hall. Morning Star,

Kilrea.

Uth Race.

Wattle. Moon Star.

GOVERNMENT STILL RAISING FEES.

STAMP ORDINANCE TO BE AMENDED.

The draft of an Ordinaner amend further the Stamp dinance, 1931, appears in Gazette.

Acrusest was given an additional two months for theft of a nutor cycle from a Chinese on September 10h.

On this offence, he was ori- ginally bound over to come up for judgnient when required.

HONGKONG SHARE

MARKET.

RY

OFFICIAL SUMMARY

STOCK EXCHANGE. Although the sterling value of the seller made a further advare this trotning, share quotations bus kef up tray.

THE

HONGKONG

THREE 'PLANES

CRASH.

-BAD DAY AT-CROYDON.

FOG OBSCURES GROUND.

TELEGRAPH,

London, Aug. 29. Three aeroplanes erashed at Croy- don yesterday within a few hours. One ran through a fence of the aerodrome canic to a stop neroas the tramlines in Stalford-road, Wal- lington, and held up the tramway service for about three-quarters of an hour,

The neroplane Wan the Alr Union's muchine, Normandie, with mails and freight from Paris. The pilo!, M. Cannet, and his mechanic were unitet,

There was a thick fog which made visibility possible for 300 yards only, an Air Union official stated.

the The aeroplane circled over aerodrome for half an hour trying with the help of rockets to land in the ground.

The machine landed safely, but was on the verge of the aerodrome.

It taxied through an Iron fence and crossed Staford-road, stopping thin the front garden of one of a row

of new housĖS.

Banka changed hands at $1,200. Cartons were put through at $1,500, at which there were sellers mi

Unions were dealt in at $150. Pulerwriters muld have been had H.R. Fines were on offer at $1,485, Students would have been obtain. v nt $7.

at Su

Waterboats were in demand at $28. Darks were in request B

Peeldents (old) changed hands at $2.00. The new shares after being done at $27%, closed in demand al this ante.

Hotels tabli were denit in at $15.80, and of the close there were sellers n Ahis rate. The new shares were dis. pared of at $15.10,

Realties were on offer at $16,85. Ewos were in repiest at Tls. 15.80. Slunghai Cottons were suld to the | North at Th«, D5.

Trans changed hands at $224. Peak Trains, after sales being put through at $144, closer in demand a

rate. Th

shures hot Buyers at $6.35.

this

Star Ferrios were done ut. 895. China Lights were done at $28 und $281, but at the close there were

bayers at $28.

Electries, which were sold at 580, had further sellers at this figure,

Telephones (part paid) were in de- mand at $30,

Cements (combined)

the medium of sales at 319.10, and at the close could have been obtained at $19. Dairy Farms were un offee at $32. Lane. Crawford (old) had sellors at

$3.

were

Sinceres were also on offer, at $18 Constructions, cum rights, were dune $10.69, and had sellers at the lose nt $11. The rights were un offer at $2.

BATTLE WAGED FOR HAGGIS.

"WARFARE

IN RURAL BERKSHIRE. Not since the days when Crom- well's soldiers scoured the neigh- bourhood, have Little Coxwell and Shrivenham-sheltered retreats

People rushed out from all the houses, many of them only partinily dressed, and within a short time the read was crowded,

Volunteers to the Rescue. The Salvage Corps from Aerodrome were quickly

so

the The

: 3 made a one-way passage. fast trallie. They attempted to push the huge twin-engined machine up the tank into the aerodrome, Hun- to do ma but were unable dreds of volunteers readily rendered assistance, and the machine hoisted on to the jevel,

WILM HO

was

little

The aeroplane damaged that the engines were set going, and it taxied mer the aero- drons under its own piwer,

"The machine," an official stated, anded from the north-west near the middle of the landing ground, but the pilot could not

see the boundary, and the 'plane finished in an iron fence and dropped about two feet into the adjoining road.

"Only the fabric of two winga was danused."

The Second Crash.

In the afternoon a small light plan---

to Klerum-belemping

British Air Transport, crashed on Purley Way, Croydon. The pilot. Mr. W. F. Amlerson, escaped with slight injuries.

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The machine, a three-senter, had Lwa photographers * passengers who intended to film arenes of the aerodrome. Neither of them was burt.

When the 'plane was taking off it failed to rise sufficiently and crash- ed through a fence. Half the road -a busy by-pass--was obstructed, and special traffic arrangements were made.

An accident occurred during the night to a Farman machine of the in Berkshire backwater-ween French Air Union, which in land- such activity as recently, when ing at the aerodrome damaged its It will be in ser- the quiet was broken by Army under-carriage.

vice to-day, the Air Union state.

manoeuvres.

It was mimic warfare staged for

to the benefit of part of the 1th Or: Guarda Brigade which is cumping: the at Faringdon for the annual train-i

The principal Ordinance requires annual certificates in the case of architecta, barristers, dentists, practitioners, pharmaceuti. medieni cal chemists and solicitors practis- ing in the Colony. The object of the amending Ordinance is to add auditors authorised to audit com- panies accounts, who practise in the Colony, and to raise the annual fee from $25 to $50.

Moneylenders Also,

ing

It was assumed for the purpose | of the operations that Shrivenham was an important town possessing large factory where haggis was ufactured

.

A SMOKY EXHAUST.

FIRST PROSECUTION IN LONDON.

and where vast What was probably the first of that curlois fnod prosecution in London under the

new "Motor Vehicles (Construc

were stored.

Games.

the

1931,

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1931.

SHARE PRICES.

www.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS,

The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day:

Banks.

ifongkony Bank, $1700 sa. Chartered Bank, £12% n. Mercantile A. And B., 2181⁄21⁄2 n. Enst Asia $134 n.

Insurances.

Cantou Ins., $1500 яn. Union Ing., $460 xa. China Underwritera $G. 3. China Firen, $800 n. H.K. Fire Ins.. $1,485 v.

Shipping.

Donklas, $24 n.

1. K. Steamboats, 328 a. Indo-Chinus, (Def.) $30 n. Union Waterbonis, $25 b.

Mining.

Benguet $12 b.

Kailans, 27/6 n.

S'hai Explorations, Tls, 2 n. Raubs, $1711⁄2 8.

A

Nocks, etc.

Kowloon Wharves, $150 n. Whampoa Docks, $30 h. South China Motors $10 a. China Providents, $5,80 na. Hengkowa, Tls. 268 11. New Engineers. Tis. 6.20 n. Shanghai Docks, Tha. 193 n.

Cottoris,

Ewo Cottons. Tls, 15,80 8, Shai Cattones Tis, 190 11. Zoo Sings Th. 13 n.

Lands, Hotels, etc.

ILK. & S. Hotels (old) SiG.NO M. ILK. & S. Hotels (new) $16,10 yn. ILK. Land. $84 84. S'hai Land, Tix, 39 n. Humphreys, $20 sa, Healios, $15.85 8.

Public Utilities.

Tramways, $2111⁄2 al.

Peak Trams told) $13.50 sa. Star Ferries, $95 wa. China Lights, $28 1. B. K. Electries, 580 sa. Macao Electrics, $23 n. Telephones, $44 n. China Buses, Tis. 17.00 . Singapore Tractions, 3/9 D.

industrials.

China Suns 50 cta. b. Malabons $39 n. Canton Jer., 87.90 n. Cement (rom.) $19. Ropes, $19 n.

Stores, etc. Dairy Farms, fie s. Watson, $17.45 1. Der A. Wings. 31 a.

Lane Crawfords, S8 m. Mackintosh, $19 n. Sinceres, $18% s. Powells, $3,60 n.

Miscellaneous. Amusements, $27 n. Amusements, New "P" $23.60 n. Entertainments $15 b. Constructions, $134 s. C Rts. B'que In. G. Bonds, 72% b.

2.00 pm. Close down.

9.00-10.00 p.m. European pro- gramme of Victor and H. M. V. Re- cords kindly supplied by Messra, S. Moutrie and Co.

8.00 report.

Local timo: 26372

weather

8.00-8.23 p.m: Orchestral, En Saga (A Legend) (Sibelius).

Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Goossens.. 0925-0026. Valse Triste (From "Kuolema".

Sibelius). Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Goossens. 1926. 8.23-9.23 p.m. Choir and Organ

of Music.

with

Choir of St. Margaret's Weat

minster. 33740.

Reginald Goss-Custard, F.R.C.O. Suite Gothique (Boollmann).

(Organist). B3200-83201, Lot Their Celestial Concerts

(Handal). Strike Your Timbrels (Schubert), (a) Moment Musicale (b) Schutzo

in B Flat (Schubort). Choir of St. Paul's Cathedral, B3704,

Spirit of the Dunco (Ewing).

Edward O'Henry (Organist). B3636, Praise to the Hollest. Art Thou Weary.

North determined to wrest

A raiding party from away up tion and Use) Regulations"

in regard to smoky exhausts. haggis from

(Miller). the Southlanders, came before Mr. Bingley, at the When I Survey the Wondrous Cross They successfully invaded Shri- Marylebone Police Court recently. The Church's Ona Foundation venham and secured the spoils.

(Wesley). Walter H. Biek, a chauffeur, of Section defers the commerendered away with their con-a car which failed to comply

They then laid the country waste Euston, was summoned for using ment of the amendment until the. 1st January, 1932, so as to permit voy of booty, leaving the town in the regulation, and the owner of the car, David Levy, of Hendon, current certificates to expire.

The Southland Army was mobi-was summoned for permitting the Ifsed and set off in pursuit. Those offence. responsible for a safe "getaway" Police-constable Furnell stated The draft of un Ordinance ch

for the convoy realised that the that Bick was driving the car at amund

Money-lenders Dr. the dinance, 1911, has also been issued. Southlanders must be delayed at Kilburn, Mr. Levy being inside. all costs until the eonvoy had Clouds of greyish-blue smoke were emitted from the exhaust-pipe. A It is explained that Section 4 of reached a place of safety.

travelling The fate of the hoggia will, how-motor-cyclist who was the Money-lenders Ordinance, 1911 following us closely as local cireum-ever, never be known, the opera-behind the car was enveloped stances permitted the form of sections for the day ending before It the smoke.

was decided whether or not the "I also caught a whiff of the convoy had secured a safe cross-smoke," Baid the police-constnbic. ing of the Thames.

"My eyes smarted. I was slightly In another quiet part of Berk-nauseated, and I felt dizzy." On hire, the 3rd Grenadiers opposed examining the engine, he added, the 1st Trish Guarda.

ho found platen stacknens, which

probably the

of the CRUBO smoke.

Bick was Aned 10s. and Levy Pollee 30s.

tion 3 of the Act of 1900 (63 & f. Viet. c. 51), limited the rexis tration and renewal fees for money- lenders to $10 and made registra, tion and renewal effective for periods of three years,

The following forthcoming weddings Section 3 of the Act of 1900 was repented by section 19 of the Act are announced: Mr. Lancelot Henry

| Calihrop Calthrop, A.S.P., of 1927 (17 and 18 Geo. 5, e. 21). Headquarters, to Mist Margarot under section 1 of which Annual Monica Chapman, who is travelling to money-lenders exelse licences have Hongkong on board the .. Macedonia; to be taken, the excise duty being Me, Eric Sweet, engineer of the s.. £15.

Chengtu, to Miss Martha Rowaluw, Willington Quay, en route Hong- It is intended to provide, in flakong on board the 8.8. Nalderu: Mr. Regulations made by the Governor-William Fletcher Leckie, No. 114, The In-Council under section 4 of the Peak, to Miss Elizabeth McDonald principal Ordinance, for an annual Thomson, who is coming to Hongkong on the 8.8. Rajputana; Mr. Arthur registration or renewal fee of $60.

The amoding Ordinance there August Wessel, Kialat Road 121, fore deletes from section 4 (1) the Swatow, to biss Karoline Oetjen, limitation of the fact to $10 and travelling from Germany on board the

!

ITALY'S BUDGET

DEFICIT.

HIGHER CUSTOMS

DUTIES.

In

Rome, Sept. 25. With a view to balancing the decree increases the

s.s. Main; Mr. William George Harri- Budget, by amendments to section 4 (2) son, No. 82, Lee Building, Waschal customs duties 16 per cent on im reduces the effectiveness of rogis Gap Road, to Miss Maude Blancheports, and 10 per cent, on teal and trations and renewals, from three Mallett, en routs to Hongkong on the combustibles not covered by ́exist- years to onо усаг.

1.5. Naldera.

Ing treaties.-Router.

Westminster Central Hall Choir, H3827.

Cantileno Nuptiale (Dubols). Imperial March (Elgar).

Stanley Roper (Organist). C1297. 9.23-10.00 p.m. A Concert. Flute Solo-Hungarian Pastoral

Fantasio (Doppler). Fiata Solo-The Carnival of Venice

(arr. Briccialdi),

John Amadio. 0005. Song Avo Mario (Kuba). Florence Austral (Soprano). D1440. String Quartet-Irish Cradlo Song

(Pochon),

Flonzairy Quartet. · · 5504. Song-Who is Sylvia? (Schubort). Song-Harkt Hark! The Lark

(Schubert).

Master E. Lough (Boy Soprano),

Plano Bolo-Murmuring Zéphyra

Jamson-Niemann).

Plano Solo-Spring Song

Rudolph Gan.

(Mendelssohn).

"Mator-Rossini).

RADIO BROADCAST

PROGRAMMES FOR TO-DAY

AND TOMORROW.

The radio programme to be broad. cast by 2. B. W. on n wavelength of 365 metres to-day in:

4.00-4.20 pn. Chinese recorded- programme. 4.20-5.16

(Approx). Running commentary of the football match from the Kowloon Football Club Ground between Kowloon Football Club and Eastern Football Club, by permission of the Football Associa- tion and the Kowloon Football Club. 6.45-7.00 p.m. (Approx.).' Chines recorded programme.

pro-

7.09-11.30 p.m. European grammg of Victor records kindly sup- plied by Messrs. Taang Fook "Plaño. to

7.00 p.m. Mail notice.

738-7810 p.m. Varley-

Orchestral-Many Happy Returns

of the Day.

Rudy Vallen and His Connecticut Yankovs. 22762.

Song-Nobody Cares. Song-Daddy be Careful.

Peggy fill with plane, carnel and guitars. V-40134. Violin Selo-Could I.

Giulietta Morino with guitar. Violin Solo-amona.

Giuletta Morino with guitar and piano, 12-81229.

Song-Bonsoir.

Song-Muma Inez.

Maurice Chevaller (Baritone). 22731. Instrumental-Mole of Hawaii. Instrumental-Honalula Stomp.

Honolulu Serenaders, 735-7.56 pan. Organ Balos, Diane.

Anong My Souvenirs.

21120.

Jesse Crawford. 21116. Aloha Oc (Farewell to Thee). Chant De Bonheur (Song of

Happiness),

Edwin H. Lamare. 21121. Siboney. Maria My Own,

8,00 report.

Jesse Crawford, 22748. DJ. Laen!

time; weather

7.66-8.45 p.m. Concert Items. Orchestral-The Merry Widow Walts

(Lehar)

Orchestral-Luxembourg Walls

(Lehar).

International Concert Orch. 68767. Barp Solo-Old Folks at Home

(Foster),

Harp Solo-Homo Sweet Home

(Payne-Bishops.

Alberto Salvi. Song-Annie Laurte. Song-Afton Water (Burne).

4001.

Mary Cardon (Soprano). 1480. Piano Solo-On the Banks of the

Danube (Kurucay.

John Kurucz, V-12. Song-Serenade (Donnelly-lomberg). Sony-Love Everlasting (Cushing-

Friml).

Richard Crooks (Tenor), 1478. Violin Solo-Roumanian Gypsy Seng. Violin Solo-Doina (Roumanian Talo). Lazara Constantine, 21175. Orchestral. 3.45-9.30 p.m.

Prince Igor-Poloveizki Danco

(Borodin).

In the Village (Ippolitow-Iwanow). Marche Slave (Tschaikowsky),

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. 0514-0613. Fantasy of Melodics by Offenbach

(Ernst Urbach). Marek Weber and His Orchestra. V-50033.

In Springtime-Overture (Goldmark).

Chicago Symphony Orchestra, 0570, Flying Dutchman-Overture

(Wagner),

Now York Philharmonic Orch.

9.30-11.30 p.m. Dance Musle. Fox Trot-Heobio Jeebies. Fox Trot-Minnie, the

6547.

Meecher, 22763. Fox Trot-Sam and Delilah.

23030, Fux Trot-Bidin my Time. Fox Trot-Okay Baby, Fox Trot-I Want a little

Giri. 23000. Waltz-Threo O'clock in the

Morning.

For Trot-Oriental.

21590, Fox Trot-Give me Your Affection,

Honey. Fox Trat-I Love You in the

Same Sweet Way, 22762, Fox Trot-Ooh! Hool You-Hoo! Fox Trot-On the Beach with

You. 22730. Fox Trot-Hikin' Down the

Highway. Fox Trot-Makin' Faces at the

Man in the Moon. 22751. Fox Trot-The First Giri I Met. Wultz-When the Clock is Striking Twelvo. 22751. Fox Trot-Now Sun in the Sky. Fox Trot-I Love Loulan, 22705. Fox Trot-Come to Me. Fox Trot-As Long as You'ro

Thore. 22756. Waltz-The Swallow, Waltz-Beautiful Heaven. Fox Trot-It's tho Girl. Fox Trut-Tako it From Mío. 22767. Fox Trot-Just One More Chance. Fox Trat-At Your Command. 22758. Fox Trot- Love You So Much. Fox Trot-Dancing the Devil

21285.

21210.

Away. 22383, Fox Trot-Dear, Où a Light

Liko This. Waltz-Together. Fox Trot-Blue Turning Grey

Over You. Fox Trot-The One I Love Just

Can't Be Bathered with

Mo. 22132. Fox Trot-You're Just Another

Memory. Fox Trot-Baby Oh Where Can

You Do? 22004.

Fox Trot Changes,

B2001.

Fox Trot-Mary.

Waltz-Sweet Blue Bird

Waltz-Honeymoon,

1509.

Song-Through the Darkness (Stabat

Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritono).

10.00 p.m. Close down.

C2009.

21103.

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SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME.

11.00-12.15 a.m. Bday of Service from St. John's Cathedral.

12.16 p.m. Chinese programme. 1.00

D.m. Local time; opert. (Continued

AVIATION MEDAL.

LINDBERGH GETS HONOUR'

FROM CHINA.

Nanking, Sept. 26. In recognition of the survey

flights ha ha mado tor, the National Flood Relief Commission Col. Zladbergh has boon awarded China's Aviation medal.

Chiang Kai-shek is presenting it personally to-morrow.

Lindbergh is the first aviator, either Chinose or foreign, "to re ceive this distinction. —Reuter,

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