1932-11-19 — Page 13

RACE PROGRAMMES,

Last Two Meetings of

This Season.

ST. ANDREW'S STAKES. The programmes for the Fifteenti and Bixteenth Extra Itaco Meetings of the Hongkong Jockey Club, scheduled for December 3 and 10 rospectively, have been issued, with eight events fixed for each day. Theso meetings will wind up a successful racing season of the Jockey Club, after which the owners and Jockoys will proceed with the training of the now griffins, and subscription grimas for the next Annual afcoting.

Entries for the Fifteenth Extra Meeting will be closed next Thursday, while those for the Sixteenth Extra Meeting will be closed on December 5, at noon.

The programmes are as follow: 1.-2.00 pm. The "Ewo" Handi- cap (Unofficial)-For China Ponies. Classic Winners barred. To be on- tered and ridden by Members of the Staff of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., and the Jardine Engi- neering Corporation, Ltd. Ponics to of any Owner or be the property

nominated to be Owners. Jockeys with Entries. A cup will be pre- sented to the winning Jockey. No Entrance Fee, No Stakes. One Mile. 2-2.80 p.m.-Rooty-Hill Handi- Second $300. canWinner $500. Third $200. For Australian Fonies, "A" Clans. The Top weight allotted Will not exceed 170 lb. and the Bot- tom weight will not be less than 105 lb. Entrance $5. Five Furlonge.

8.-3.00 p.m.-Lanark Handicap Winner $500, Second $250. Third $150. For China Ponien, "C" Class. $5. One and a Quarter Entrance Miles.

43.30 p.m.-St. Andrew's Stakes -Winner $760, with a cup presented. Second 1300. Third $200. For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners at date of entry of more than $4,000 in stakes since 1st January, 1932, weight for inches as per scale; of $3,000 to $4,000, 3 h. allowance: of $2,000 to $2,000, 7 lb. allowance; or less than $2,000, 10 11. Ai- allowance. Jockey Allowance, lowances accumulative. Entrance $10. One and a Half Milen.

LONDON STOCK

PRICES

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1932.

DULL, CONDITIONS CONTINUE

Menara. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz report that the market generally re-i mbined very dull, gilt-edged securities ruling weak, on the London Stock Exchange yesterday (Friday). Quota tions were as follows:

Nov. 17. Nov, 18.

05/- 04/4

40/10% 1/4/2 47/6

£18

Burmah Ol...... Anglo-Persian Oil Mexican Eagle ... Royal Dutch Coats

Daily Mail Trust Imperial Chemical Imperial Tobacco .. Guinness Dintlilers

Industries... Turner & Newall Unilever Vickers Woolworth Ford Biotera Crown Mines

SHARE PRICES

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS

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

Banks,

Hongkong Banks, $1650 n. Hongkong Lon. Reg. £119 n. Chartered Banks £14 Morcantile Bank, A. &B.

£281⁄2 11.

Mercantile Bank C., £9% n. East Asia, $100

Am: 0. Financ...p.. $28 n. China O. Fin. Ord, Flo.§ n. China A. Fla. Pref. Tis. 4.00 .

Insurances.

Canton Ins., $1270 n.

China Underwriters, $2.85 b

BOWLS AND TENNIS.

Yorkshire Society Visit Kowloon B.G.C. To-day.

A POSTPONED FIXTURE.

Fostponed on account of the re- cent typhoon, the bowls and tennis match between the Kowloon Bowl- ing Green Club and the Yorkshire Socioty will be played at the Kow- loon B.G. C. to-day commencing at 2.30 p.m.

The following players will take

[part in the match:

BOWLS.

Yorkshire Society.-R. ltathmell, C. Boyce, F. J. Ramskill and J. Deakin (Skip); A. Popple, C. Jackson, V. Sorby, and L. E International Assce, Tls. 4.20 b. Longbottom (Skip); T. H. G. Bray

Shipping.

Douglases, $28 b.

•H.K. Steamboats, $231⁄41⁄2 n. Indo-Chinas. (Prof.) 845 n. Indo-Chinas (Del.), 882 n. Shell (Bear), 50/- n. Union Waterbente, $21 b.

7144 £17

46/3

40/-

35/3*

34/3

2379

23/4'

15/-

93/0

63/3

82/0

Union Ins, $510 n.

04/3

6376

General Electric.. Electric

40/-

40/-

China Fire, 3620 n.

Musical

H.K. Fire Ins., $1190 n.

12/0

12/3

25/3 26/-

02/-

32/- 6/9

00/1014 07/- 23/- 237- 131/3 181/3

Sub Nigel

120/3

126/3

Chart

Chartered

10/

18/14

London Tin......

9/6

0/-

Burma Corporallon Anglo-Dutch

10/9

10/4

10/7

10/715

14/71/4

$13

30%

$125

8 14

$12%

$1

48/9 48/0 50/3 55/0 32/3 31/0

30/11/30/-

20/3 29/- 27/8 27/3

1/0

1/9

Rubber Trust.... International Nickel $13% Hydro-Electric 89 Brazilian Traction International Hold.

ings "Shell Transport & Trading Ord. (Bearer) Thomas Tilling Courtaulda...... International Tea

Starca..

Everready Pinchin Johnson Pekin Syndicate

* ex. rights -Reuter.

POLICE BOMBED

GRENADE THROWN BY SHANGHAI STRIKERS

Shanghai, Nov. 18.

54.00 p.m.-Perthshire Handi- $225. $460. Second CAP-Winner Third $126. For Chinn Ponics, "D"

A strike on the Chinese tramways Cines. Entrance $5. Stx Furlongs.

64.50 p.m.-Coogee Handicap inside the Chinese City broke out

Third Winner 1500. Second $300. $200. For Australian Ponies, "B" to-day as a result of a demand for For the whole day Class. The Top weight allotted will higher wages. not exceed 170 lb., and the Bottom the tramway offices were surround- weight will not be less than 135. lb.ed by strikers and all tram service

was suspended. Entrance $5. Five Furlongs.

Late this afternoon, when the 7-5.00 p.m.--Glasgow Handlenp -Winner $650. Second $275. Third

hand grenade of unknown origin $176. For China Ponies, "B" Class, police arrived to maintain order, a a group Entrance $5. One Milc.

85.30 p.m.-Inverness Plate was thrown down from

Third of strikers at the police, resulting Winner $400. Second $200. $100. For China Ponies, "E" Clans. in one officer, three police and 13 Weight 146 lb. 1 lb. penalty for every strikers being injured. $200 or part thereof won in stakes niner 1st January, 1932. To be rid- den by Jockeys who have not won ton

Revolver shots were also heard

In the disorder prevailing at the TRCES anywhere at any time.tramway company. The manager, Jockeys 21. penalty for each race Mr. Lu Po-hung was unable to won: maximum penalty, 18 ib. No lease the premises owing to the Whips or Spurs allowed. Penalties threatening attitude of the strikers. Efforta at mediation by the Chi- accumulative. Entrance $5. From the Two Mile Post Once Round and Innese authorities failed, the strikera (about One Mile 171 Yards).

AMY ARRIVES

→ BEATS HUSBAND'S RECORD

TO THE CAPE

refusing to disperse unless their demands were accepted by the the Late to-night manager. strikers were still surrounding the company's offices.-Router's Special.

EXCHANGE RATES

Capetown, Nov. 18. Despite her forced landing at Benguella, Amy Mollison has suc- ceeded in establishing new Ogures Paris for the England-Capetown fight. Geneva She arrived here to-day, beating Berlin... the previous record, registered by Oslo. her husband J. A. Mollison, by Athens 10 hours.

Helsingfors

Shan

Milan Mrs. Mollison left Lympna at Buenos Aires 6.30 am. on Monday, and flew vin Shanghai West Africa without a mishap un- New York til she was forced down at Ben- guella, Portuguese East Africa, Vienna yesterday, when within 1,700 miles;

Marlet of the Cape.

Amsterdamn

.13.8214

.230

1/9.9/16

8.184

3.284

Mining

Benguets, $18. Kailans, 26/3 n.

Langkate (ngle), Tl.4 n. S'itai Explorations, Tis.2.10 a. 8'Hal Loins, Tis.2.30 n Venz: Goldfields, $4.20 b. Benguet Exp., 22 cts. b.

Docks, etc. H.K. Wharves, $148 sa. H.K. & Dockm, 324 n.

S. China Motors A., $10 n. S. China Motor B., $8 n. Providenta (old), $4.75 b. Providents (new), $2 b. Hongkews, Tis. 220 n.

New Engineerings, Tla. 6.20 Shanghai Docks, Tls. 99 n.

field, A. R. Brown, W. J. Genil and J. G. Meyer (Skip): J.. H Bottomley, E. W. Coulson, F.

and L. do Normington

Rome (Skip).

Kowloon Bowling Green Club H. F. Stonchant, T. Hard, R. Hall and W. Russell (Skip); R. Duncan, J. Davidson, J. Fraser and D. Gow (Skip); G. N. Mitchell, C. E. Eillot Heywood, W. E. Hale and E. W. L. Hogbin (Skip); A. K. Taylor, A. W. E. Davidson J. Hyde and B. S. Nichol (Skip).

Yorkshire

TENNIS.

A.

RADIO BROADCAST

PROGRAMMES FOR THE

WEEK-END From Z.B.W, on wave-length of 355 metres (845 kic)

4-7 p.m. Chinese Recorded Pro- gramme.

7-10.30 p.m. European Programme. 7.7.18 p.m.

Whiteman and his Orch. 85032/3. 7.18-7.52 p.m. A Concert. Violin Solo Vocalise (Rachmaninoff- Press) Violin Solo Caprice in E Flat Major

(Wienewski-Kreisler).

Metropolis (Grofe) played by Paul

Mischa Elman 1364.

Song-0 Promise of (Scott and Song--A Banjo Song (Wooden and

De Kovan).

Homer).

Louise Homer (Contralto) 1206.

Themen Piano Solo Variations

from Carmen (Bizat-Harowitz). Piano Solo-Mazurka in G sharp

minor (Chopin).

Valdimir Horowitz 1327. Song-Thinkin' Of Mary (Bennet); Song--Columbino's Garden (Besly).

Walter Glynne (Tennor) B3106. Cello Solo-Menuet" (Debussy}, Cello Solo-Gavotte Tendro

(macher),

Pablo Cabals 1101. 8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

7.52-8.50 p.m. Variety.

Fox Trot Think A Little Kindly

Of Me.

Fox Trot-I Love You In My

Dreama.

Society.-C. Wright and J. G. Halgh; J. L. Henry Busse and His Orchestra 22670. Tetley and E. P. White; E. B. Man-Negro Spiritual Medley. waring and W. Ashby; H. H. Mundy and J. II. Shaw.

Kowloon Bowling Green Club.-- T. Fergusson and J. B. Sturgeon; D. W. Waterton and C. E. Terry; sa.. Armstrong and J. T. Bowa; F.

F. Clarke and G. R. Leib.

Lands, Hotels, etc. Hotels (old), $11.30 b. Hotels (new), $11 n. H.K. Lands, 378 86. S'hai Landa, Tis. 24 n. Metropolitan Lands, Tls. 10 n. Humphreys, $16 n.

H.K. Realties, 89.40 n. Asla Realties "A", $140 a. Asla Realtles "D", $28 . Chinese Estates, $100 n. China Realtica. Ta.-11.40 ́n. China Debentures Tls. 99% n.

Cotton Mills. Ero Cottons, Tls. 14.80 sa. S'hal Cottons, Tl. 74 n. Zoong Sings, Tie. 11.30 b. Wing On Textiles (S.) 145 n. Public Utilities. Tramway, $21.80 8. Peak Trams (old), $15.60 n. Star Ferries, 893 b,

Yaumati Ferries (old), $85 n. Yaumati Ferries (new) $34.25 China Lights (old), $16.35 s. H.K. Electric, $78 b. Macao Electrics $29 b. Sandakan Lights, $12 n.. Telephones (old), $30 n. Telephones (new), $28 n. China Buses, Fla.10 n. Singapore Tracti ns, 2/- 0. Singapore Pref. 14/- n.

Industrials. Malabon Sugare $271⁄2 n. Cald: Macg. (Ord.), Tls.14 m. Cald: Macg. (Pref.), Ts.10 Canton Ices, $6 n.

Cements (new), $2 b.

H.K. Ropes, $12.20 n. Agriculturala, $10 s.

Stores, etc.

Dairy Farms, $28.50 b. Watsons (old), $12.75 n.

Watsons (new), $11.40 n.

Der. A. Winge, $1 n. Sinceros $15.50 n.

Lane Crawfords, $5.60 . Mackintoshs, $21 n.

0.

Cements (Com.), $13.35 b.

Nov. 17. .834 .17.07

Nov, 18.

Cements (old), $11 s.

840%

16.17

13.50

230

19%

19%

.682 .04 .Nom.

580

64

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8.222

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Bucharest,

40.3/16 500

1/4/ 23.706

40

5571⁄2

18.82

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.109

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War Loon

Yokohama Montevideo Montreal. Belgrade.

1/6.3/16 .1/2.13/16

19.25 109 6%4 1/6.7/32 1/2.11/16

.30

3.77 24714

30

3.78

245

(fowrard) 18.3/10

British Wireless.

97%

18 18.3/16

The defect in the oil pressure Hongkong. responsible for the forced land-Brussels

ex-Stockholm ing, was evidently repaired peditiously and could not have en Copenhagen. tailed much delay, although she Lisbon.

hours ahead of her Rio. record en arrival at Bombay

was several husband's

Benguella.

Enthusiastic Crowd.

Amy landed skilfully in the tooth

Assented.....97% of a head wind amidst a cacophony

motor hooters and the Silver (spot)...18% from hysterical cheers of thousands of of whom had spectators, many walted throughout the night. The police had great difficulty in hand-: ling the admiring crowd.

Amy, at first, was vivacious, but heavy-eyed as a result of the prac tically sleepless period since her departure but, then momentarily collapsed and buried her head in her arms. She recovered and was bundled into a motorcar and taken

ensure to a secret address to maximum rest-Router.

DISARMAMENT

ITALY SUPPORTING BRITISH PLAN

London, Nov. 18. The realgnation of the German Cabinet has

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SZECHUAN TURMOIL

GENERAL TENG SI-HAO

INTERVENES ·

Nanking, Nov. 18.

from romonstrations Despite Nanking, the war in Szechuan has been going on uninterruptedly for almost two months. Latest des- patches from the Province report Liu Hsiang's capture of Tzechung, on the Taokiang River, midway between Chengtung and Luchu. Liu Wen-hu is holding the lattor city which is reported to be in danger.

Chengtu is in the throes of Líu further complicated guerrila

warfare botwcen

the situation at the Disarmament Wen-hu and Tien Sung-yao. Gan- Conference, but it in hoped it will eral Tong Si-hno is reported to have"

threatening

action lead to a more hopeful position if a intervened,

against the party which launches stable government is returned.

It is hoped that

It is believed that Herr Von further attacks.

Neurath will remain in the Foreign the Intervention will shortly restore Offico. Our Own Correspondent. peace in the capital city-Router,

Wm. Powells. $8.36. n. Wing On (H.K.), $235 b.

Miscellaneous. Amusemente $16.50 n. Entertainments, $12.50 b. S. C. Enterprises, $3 b. United Theatres Tla, 5.25 b. Macao "Greyhounds", $10 n. Construction (old), $6.25 b. Construction (new), $1.35 b. B. Ind. G. Bonds, $69% n. Wallace Harpers. $11 n. China Sports 7+.. 10 n. H.K. Govt. Loans, 2% prem.

The girl who is easy to look at, is seldom seen on a blind date.

LATE MR, H. COOMBS

FUNERAL YESTERDAY AT

HAPPY VALLEY

The funeral of the late Mr. Harry Coomba took place yester- day evening in the old residents* section of the Protestant Cemetery at Happy Valley. The burial ser vice was read by the Dean, the Very Rev. A. Swann.

Those present at the graveside included Chief Police Inspector P. Grant, Chief Sanitary Inspector C. F. Frith, Messrs. T. Hynes, F. H. Holdman, W. Wotherspoon, Polico Inspectors J. McLellan and D. W.

Officer Barnett, Revenue Marks, and some Japanese friends. The widow, Mrs. Hisa Coombs, was chief mourner.

A

Wreaths were sent by his wife, relatives, Chlef Police Inspector P. Grant, Inspector and Mrs. Stimson, Mra. Witchell and family, Mrs. Barker, Mra, P. Angus, In- spectorate of the Sanitary Depart- ment, all Inspectors of the Eastern District Sanitary Office, the R. W. M. and Officers of Lodge St. John No. 618 S.C.. Chinese and Japan- other ese sympathisers, friends.

and

(Tenor) and Mr. Frederick Mason, A.R.CO., LT.C.L.

Programme.

1. Evening Song (Bairstow).

2. Tenor Solo,

Panis Angelious (Franck).

3. Menuet from Overture to

"Samson" (Handol).

1. Tenor Solo,

Elegie (Massenet).

5. Intermezzo in D Flat (Iollins).

1.

(a) La Mort d'Ase.

(b) Solveig's Song.

From "Peer Gynt" (Greg).

7. Tenor Solo.

8. Festal Offertorium (Fletcher).

This programme is subject to: alteration.

8.45-11.30 p.m.

A relay of the Symphonic Concert from the Peninaula Hotel by the Band of the 1st. Batta. The Lincolnshire Regiment by kind permission of Lt.. Col. E. J. de C. Boys, M. C. and Officers.

Programme.

1. March-Standard of St. George (Alford).

2. Suite Summer Days (Coates). 3. Selection from Works of Sullivan (Winterbottom).

(Moya) 6. Suite-In the Bavarian Highlands (Elgar). Part II.

4. Cornet Solo Song of Songs

1. Overture-Rosamundo

Jack Hylton and His Orch, C2287. Selections-Land of Smiles.

Symphnoy Orchestra C2227. Song Pass Shoot Geni

Gracio Fielda 23795. Song-The Moon Is Low.

Frank Luther (Tenor) 22330. Fox Trot Moanin' Blac

Mills Blue Rhythm Band 22800. Song The Clock Work Courtship.

Graele Fields B3795. Song What Is This Thing Called

Love?

Frank Luther 22330. Fox Trot-The Mystery Song. Duke Ellington and His Orch. 22800. Song-What Would You Do?

Maurice Chevalier B4173. Song-Oh! That Mitzi!

8.50-9.30 p.m. Symphony No. 5, in E Minor From the New World (Dvorak) by Sir Hamilton Harty and Halle Orchestra. (This Sulte is kindly loaned by at Listener)

9.30-11.30 p.m. Dance Programme. Fex Trot Any Time's the Time bo Fall In Love. Fox Trot Swcopin' the Clouds

Away 22140. Fox Trot Happy Days Are

Here Again. Fox Trot-Lucky Me-Lovable

You 22221. Fox Trot-Hello Baby, Fox Trot-Until Lova Come

Along 22200. Waltz-Poor Little Gigolette, Fox Trot Cupid's Holiday 22860. Fox Trol-Puttin' on the Ritz. Fox Trot-Singing a Vagabond

Song 22806. Fox Trot-Strike Up the Band.

22808. Fox Trot Soon Fox Trot-All I Want is Just One.. Fox Trot-Dancing to Save

Your Solo 22384. Waltz My Song of the Nile, Fox Trot Walting at the End

of the Road 22073. Fox Trot-Reminiscing. Fox Trot-The Verdlet in

Life 22412.

22420.

Fox Trot-Into my Heart. Fox Tret-Dark Night Fox Trot-Good Evenin'. Fox Trot Just a Little

Closer 22480, Fox Tret-Following tho

Sun Around. Waltz-If You're in Love

You'll Waltz 22182. Fox Trot-Love is Like a Song. Fox Trot-Say "Oui" Cherie 22531. Fox Trot-I'm Learning a Lot From You,

Fox Trot-A Big Bouquet

Irom You 22616. Fox Trot--Fine and Dandy. Fox Trot Can This bo

Love? 22552. Waltz-I Believe In You, Fox Trot-Time Alone

Will Tell 22026. Fox Trot-My lides. Fox Trot-It's a Great Life 22044. Fox Trot-I Got Rhythm, For Trot-Embraceable You 22558. Fox Trot-I'm & Ding Dong

Daddy. Fox Trot The One Man

Band 22564. Fox Trot-After a Billion Dreams, Waltz-Romance

22248. 10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-Day Press News.

11.30 p.m.

Close DowIL All records in the above European programmes, with the exception of tho Saito loaned by a listener, are (Schubert). kindly supplied by Messrs. S. Moutrie (Massenet).

2. Sulte-Scenes Alsaciennes

3. Valse Immortellen (Gungl),

4. Three Light Plcces-

G.

1

(a) The Barcarolle (Tschaikowsky).

b) Douce Reverie (Tschaikowsky). (c) Petite Valse (Tschaikowsky). Homage March from Sigurti

Jorsaltar (Grleg). Part III. Overture-farinarella (Fucik)..

2. Humeuresque Three Blind Mice (Lotter). Entracto's-

3.

(a) Un Pes D'amour (Sileau).. (b) Laughing Eyes (Finek).

4. Paso Doble-Manton Grenadine

6. Czardan (Michiola).

Regimental Barches

(a) The Windsor.

(Facio).

b) The Poacher.. God Save the King. Conductor: Mr. G. S. Trowt, Ban. master.

Clone Down. Intervals broadcast

11.30 p.m. (During the musle will be Studio);

recorded from the

& Co.

SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME. 10-11a.m.

A relay of the Service from St. Joseph's Church.

Ryrie Sanctus and Agnus Dol by

Vittadini; Ave Verum by Mozart: O Salularis by Toxer;

Tantum Ergo by Pagolla; Adoremus by Mendelssohn.. Sermon: The Nature of Con- science" by Father MacDonald.

11-12.15 p.m.

A relay of the Service from St. John's Cathedral.

12.15 p.m. Chinese. recorded.pro- gramme.

1 p.m. Local. Time, and Weather Report.

2 p.m. Close Down.

8-11.30 p.m. European programme; 8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

8,3-8.45 p.m.

Song and Organ Recital from St. John's Cathedral by Mr. Li Chor Chi (Continued on Previona Columna.)

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London Terminals March 1933-6/-% down May 1933 6/2/4 down

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