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Members of the Shanghai prast were last wosk entertained at a gard on reception at the residence of Dr. C. C. Wu. Mr. Wang Ch ing wei is seen standing in the middle addressing the gathering.

SHANGHAI RACES.

FULL RESULTS OF THE

SECOND DAY'S MEETING.

Through the courtesy of the lodg kong Club, the following results of the second day's racing in the Shang hai Autumn Meeting are avutiable: The Scurry Stakes. -7 furlongs, Mr. Day's Fenland (aliss)

Mr. Sing Lee's Slavaann (Davis) Mr. Henry White's Golden Plane (Needa)

Time-1.48-2/5 secs.

The Northern Cup.---41⁄2 mile. Mr. 31. M. Sokoloff's Windmi Plane (Bovenj

Menara. E. und S. A's Fel Ying (Encarnaçao) Mr. Evo's Starlit Eve (McConn)

Time.-1.29-3/5 ween.

2

#

The Mongolian Handicap "A" Cles. - miles.

2

Mr. R. H. McNair's Dun Leno

(Rothe) 1 Mr. Hunt's Blackmore Valc

(Ferguson) 2

Mr. Elliot Hazzard's Heta (Dellz) 3

Time--2.40-4/G ̈#ocs.

The Manglian Handicap "B" Claes, -1% milen.

Mr. Sirrah's Antrim (Noodt) Messrs. Moller's Ltd.'s Beaulight (J. O. Harris) Messra, R. 1. and W.'s Cyklon (Neoda)

Thue-245-2/6 seen.. The Shanghai St. Leger (Classic). -1 miles, Mr. Day's Saarland (Dallas) Messrs. Winsom and Hasty's The

Golden Eagle (Hill)

Mr. Lad's Bonnie Lad

(Encarnaeno)

Time-3.47-2/5 secs, The Siccawel Cup-11⁄4 miles. Mrs. Jack Liddell's Boot Black (Kotho)

Mr. C. S. Franklin's Bunny (J. O. Harris)

(Neugebauer)

FRIENDLY CRICKET.

K.C.C. DEFEAT ARMY BY THREE WICKETS.

MANCHURIA FEARS.

Continued from page 1)

KYLSANT APPEAL

HEARING.

Vestoy

EX-CONSTABLE IN TROUBLE.

TRESPASSING IN BARRACK ROOMS.

tho

(Contiuned from page 1.) recent years they had and more! competition in the South American trade than from almost any other in the world, because the Arg GAMBLING DISPUTE. tine was one of the countries that! did not come into the war. Some

Formerly Д member of British linen wero, also in keen

Police Force, a Shantung Chineko In the competition with them. pussenger service they had keen appeared before Mr. Williams at the Central Police Court this from the competition

morning on charges of trespassing Group

In the barrack room of the Bonham Sir John-1 just want to say Road Police Station and of die word about the United States, orderly conduct on the premises. country. believe, which tries to

The defendant pleaded guilty run ships. What about that?

Lord Kylannt-The United to both charges.

Inspector Philips, officer in States maritime ffect built since

rge, said that at about 1 pm. the Armistice is also operating in

bullt various fields.

They large vessels, costing about five millions sterling together, which October 22 Jast, went into

barrack room of No. 5 Police were rather faster than those of one of the companies in our group; tre And, when they had lost a lot of three Shantung constables. Dur- money trading them, they solding the game an argument arose them to the managers for under a and a table was damaged.

Constables dismissed from the million sterling and gave them an enormous subsidy for running Force, continued the officer, were not allowed in the barrack room directly the order is

is published although during auspension they

Barracks

them.

Internal Secret Reserve.

Today the defendant, who was

the force dismissed from

As far as

011

thu

Station and played mal jongg with

not

Lord Kylsant said that notwith-are allowed in

The other three constables were standing the strike there was being dealt with departmentally. Increase in the earnings of the

When asked if Shantung con- company in 1926, and a further stables who were dismissed were improvement in 1927,

to Welhaiwel, sent back to It appeared to competent people Inspector Phillips remarked that in 1927 it was the view that things they were. The defendant was at

ere improving.

present awaiting repatriation, but Lord Kylsant was next question if he required anything he should ed on the equalisation of dividends have applied to the Shantung and the setting nade of reserves.

and not go Into the barrack objection to the creation of a room of any station afternoon, the Kowloon Cricket Club Hot announced.

Pinying at King's Park on Sunday sumber of Japanese exsualties in He said that he did not see anyector or to the Central Police internal secret reserve. It was i The defendant sald he went to The clash, it is stated, occurred part of the prudent management the barrack room to get his kit and defeated the Army by three wickets.

two Japanese infantry of great Scoring was on the high alde, no between

reat businessen,

jwhilst there had played mah jongk. fewer than 457 runs being scored dur-companies at Chenchlatun, rein-

If there is going to be an ing the afternoon.

foreal by two infantry companies

refused to pay him. The Army had first lens of the and a battery of artillery from internal reserve is it in your view He had won 30 cents but the others the share- The defendant was fined $10 on and over 1,000 Chi- in the interenta of

holders that you should publicly ench charge. wicket and compiled 224, of whichdiers.

Whithura made 45, Hamilton 43, and Younger 30, Burnett and Zimmern Rose

Denunciation of Japan.

It is reported by the Japanese announce how much it is?-No. wickels, the captured four

Why not?-A certain amount of former for 59 and the latter 63.

un- that bandit activity is increasing

Telling. Two internal reserves may meet

Prof. L. T. Ride, M.A., M.B., B.Ch., i think it is Thanks to some consistent batting. ut Kaiyuan and the Kowloon C.C. were able to pass Chinese regiments in the Kirin expected losses, and i

on "Individual and Racial Charac their opponents' total with

three district are alau reported to be to the advantage of the business M.R.C.S., M.R.C.P., will read a paper as a whole that there should teristics of Blood" to the University wickets in hand. E. C. Fincher was engaged in looting.

certain internal reserves. We had Medical Society at a General Mooting within eight of the century when he was given out leg before, while W.

none at the beginning of 1911, but to be held on Thursday, 6th instant.

distinct advantage.

at b.15 p.m. in the Union Assembly I think it Hung mode 42. K.C.C. eventually

Speaking at the Commercial Club made 233 runs for six wickets.

What

to know was Hall. Members and others interested wanted in' San Francisco, at exercises

if you had internal will be welcome,

viow in your observance of Navy Day, Senator whether,

reserves, it was Republican of desirable or undesirable that the The following will represent thefiram Johnson,

the Debentures by University 2nd XI in a friendly match California, stormed against Japan shareholders should be told from scriber to against the D.B.S. on November 4 At l'okfulam at 2 p.m., sharp, P. L. Tan for the presence of her troops on moment to moment the amount of means of a false statement?-No.

thone

internal reserves

Lord Kylsant said that bis board Capt.), C.ER. Clarabut, W. K. Choa,Chinose territory in Monchuria.

Recalling Ue famous phrase of view is that it la of advantage to had as a rule a fairly full atten E. Goxano, 1. Hunt, A.S.A. Kyum, A.¦ 2. Lee, ILE.G. Leong, Il. Nomanhhoy, the World War, "a scrap of paper" the company not to publish them. dance of members..

shown Your shareholders have

Did you keep any internal re- P.M.N. on Siva, 5. M. Yayabbey. with referenco to trauties: Senator!

much confidence in the board, but serve a secret from the court?— Reserve: 8. B. íata.

Johnson said:

1

University Y Diocesan

The

Boys' School.

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

"Manchuria to-diny is strewn is it the experience of chairmen No.

11- with scraps of paper. It is not that supposing that it is really war that we are witnessing expectedly revealed that there are! in Manchuria. It is the invasion yet more sums available, the ques- by Japan of the territory of a tion does arise: "Well, why should) been neighbour

too weak because of not more be distributed?"--Yes,

Against a Rainy Day. uelfism to defend herself."

Senator Johnson decried "peace:

And

I follow you 28

the

Speculation Denial.

Lord Kylsant said that when the accounts came before the court he went through every Item on both sides, and also went through every item of the profit and loss account

following

has team 3 selected to play for the Club "A" XV against HS. Kent to-morrow at Happy Valley at 5.15 p.m. sharp- W. H. B. Riggi C. E, Holmes, S. J. at any price." Ile attacked paci-

from Fox. (i. A. L. Plunimez, C. J. D. Law; fist citizens and especially did he existence of a secret or internal The other members of the board da u resorve aguinat as well as himself, would be study.

Ing the voyage accounts M. . Turner. F. C. B. Black; F. M. denounce those who oppose ade- reserve

general view. Hartley, W. R. Andrews, W. Mitford, quate armaments and favour put rainy day in beat unknown?--Yes,

The way in

thene month to month. which

was gathored from that. F. A. Merry, W. O'Neill, J. McLellan, ting their trust in meaningless

dividends were maintained was

Have you ever misled or over- 3R, S. Stillisrd, I. B. Smith.

owing to the circumstance that borne the board at all?-Never. there were internal reserves which recourse could be had?--

Mr. Allan's Michigan

Time.41 ees. The Loong-Wha flandicap,—1% mites.

JAPANESE QUAKE.

DAMAGE IN SERIES OF SEVERE SHOCKS.

rocked

treaties."

SHANGHAI SHARES.

Yes.

to

When it was observed by the board that the recent report show-

Mr. P. V. Botelho's Pink Ticket

(Deltz) 1

I notice that as a matter of facted that the accounts indicated Mesars. Law and Hickling's Glen

you did not seriously deplete the heavy deficit, was it discussed how App (Necda)

*

THE LATEST CABLED.

published reserves at all 7-Except it might be met?Always. That Mr. A: S. Henchman's Godson

QUOTATIONS. (Clark) 3

that one in the year of the General was one of the principal things dis-

cussed. Time---239-3/6 secs.

Tokyo, Oct. 2.

Strike.

He did not invent the expression The Pagoda. Handicap miles.

A severe carthquake

Messrs. Carroll Bros. have received)

Sir John next referred to the Mr. Murray Kidd's Jnek Tar

Kyushu and Shikoku at 7 p.m. by cable the following quotations of statement on the prospectus that "adjustment of taxation reserve." (Pate-Hunt) I

A number of casualties, includ-Shanghai stocks: Mr. W. L. McCann's St. Patrick (McCann)

a perfectly prop/ ing fatalities, are reported, in China Finance Corp........Tls. 8.75 the balance shown for the last ten Mr. Morland thought it was a pro International Investment Co. 12.25 years was sufficient to meet the per phrase to use. So far as W Miyazak! prefecture, Kyushu.

13.25 Interest on the new issue many knew, it was

phrase. 9.16 times aver. Earlier in the afternoon, another Cathay Land

Sir John-You are a 'quake caused considerable minor Yangtze Finance Co.

Assurance damage at Kumamoto, in Kyushu. International

China Realty Co. -Reuter.

Shanghal Lands

Mr. Philmay's Alverbank

Time.-2.42 seca.

(Encarnacno)

Race #A-11⁄4 miles,

Mr. Hamariwaste's. Thistledown

ឌ

(Neugebauer)

1

Mr.

Massachusetts' Joss Boy

Mr.

(J. O. Harris) Elnor's Ali Haba (T. M. Collaco) Tine.-2.41-2/5 secs,

2

3

GOLF.

"G.M. YOUNG" CUP DRAW.

The draw for the "G.M. Young"

Cup has been made as follows:-

First round.-Byes, B. and S.

v A.P.C. who will meet in the round. H.K. and Shanghat Bank v. Jardine, Matheson.

Bye. Dodwell and Co., who meat the winners of the above match.

The first round to be played on or before December 5, the second round by January 4, and the final on February 2.

S. AFRICANS TOUR.

COMPILE 293 AGAINST SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

GOLE

17.

Co.

6.00

New Engineering & Shipbuild-

ing

Shanghai Docks

man

Sir John-You are responsible 13.00 for making that statement?-Lord Kreat affairs and inside knowled 34.75 Kylsant; I am responsible for Have you ever speculated in

making the statement. I am not ping shares? I have never s 8.00 only responsible, but all my col- shipping share in my life, 97.00 leagues. I have five colleagues, Wharf 240.00 Construe-

Shanghal & Hongkew Shangha! Electric

tion

Ewo Cotton

The STARS Shanghat Cottons

"Play it

WHEN CLUBS ARE NOT IN USE, PLACE

THEM ACROSS A

FLAT SURFACE

IN THIS MANNER.

How should one take care of his clubs when not in use?

After playing, it is good prae. tire to wipe the club free of any moisture which might cause the wood shafts to warp. The shaft should be lightly cfled every week or 80. Fraying of the grip or thread bindings" should be given immediate attention by an export, The best way to keep clubs in shape when not in use is to place South Australia had scored Drugs them across a flat surface such as without lous, in their second innings, a table, being sure the shafts are at the close of play--Reuter.

[South Austraila's first innings lying flat, with the heads over the

adge of the table.--AZT KRENE. produced only 170 runs]

Adelaide, Nov. 2. The South Africans to-day com- pleted their innings for 203 Balaskar contributing 61.

33.60 13.25

Is it true?--Yes.

Lord Kylant added that he And that there was a small familyhat In the statement in the follow-company, and 20 years agome ing paragraph true about adding shares were sold.

Sir John-You are quite ght to 90.00 to the reserve? Yen.

Had you the smallest intention make that qualification.

ing a statement that was

Lord Kyleant I have ofer spe- American Asiatic Underwriters 36,00 of putting ****

culated. American Oriental Finance Co.

Had you ever any Intent to Right of

or wrong, Lord Kylsant, "p"...

decolve or defraud any member, have you regarded it as of your 7.50 shareholder, or creditor in the opportunities and duister. 50.00 matter

ter at all?--No.

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Asia Realty "B"

General Forge Products

Cold Dollar Bonds 1925

12.25

not

20.00

37.00

com-

and maintain the prese of Bri- I want to

to put this with great tish shipping in the fo of solemnity, because your answer is petition of the worlds. tho Italian one on which much may depend.

Standing there on ur own and To-morrow, being Armistice Day, there will be a ser- Suppose that somebody could be on your trial, are y aware that vice at St. Joseph's Church at 9 a.m. told, were you ever a party to you have failed in t discharge of in memory of the Glorious Dend who making a statement in this pros- that or any other obligation to your the Great War, 1914-1918. pectus with intent to induce a per-company or shareholders7-Not Members of the public are invited to son to become a prospective sub-to my knowledge.

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