Page
ARR O
А
R
0
W
YACHTING.
WEEK-END RACING.
ROUGH WEATHER GAUGES MISHAPS.
SHIRTS
Ꭱ
ROMANCE IN KOWLOON.
MYSTERY AND INTRIGUE REVEALED.
-- FANLING GOLF.
THE CHINA MAIL.
R. M. SMITH WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
}
YESTERDAY'S INTERSTING PLAY,
"
WAS
The final match for the Golf Championship of the Colony played over the old course at Fanling yesterday. The rivale were Mr. R. Melville Smith and Mr. H. R. Buok- land.
THIS EVENING'S FINE PROGRAMME.
At the Turn, both players took one CITY HALL CONCERT. more than bogey, Amith o erran the pin by about three yards and Buck- land was carried by the wind into the scrub. He laid a fine shot within a foot of the hole and halved in six.
They halved the Saddle in five: Both negotiated the hill and took the green in three. Buckland was well placed, but Smith's good putting. saved him.
Smith bunkered after topping the drive at Land's End, while Backland uiblicked effectively but his approach was faulty and he required six. Smith holed in five and was four up.
The game started soon after 108.. under a cloudy sky. A drizzle came and this asconated for the small
Smith again bunkered at the short number of spectators following and difficult Gem hat recovered well the players round in the opening and halved in four, thanks to Buck- stages of the match, When the land's indifferent putting- fifth hole was reached, however, the
Mr. Harry Ore gives his khird piano recital (Romantics) in the City Hall this evening, assisted by Dr. Daniel Onderwijsor, Amsterdam Royal Opers House baritono. The progesznesa follows →→
تر
SCHUBERT (1797-1828). 1. Third Sonats, op. 120
H. Ora.
3. (a) Du bist die Rah'
(b) Der Neugierige (o Aufenthalt
3.
Both got to the edge of the fair- BUEL chons
out warmly way in the 13th, but were not in although the wind did not subside, arious trouble and finishing up level, 4. Many people went out to meet the halved it.
players half way coming in. The Buckland missed a good opport weather also held good in the after-unity at Sandy's Pulpit and they got noon and the crowd was considerably four sach.
If you have never found Kowloon increased. Thanks to the slight rain
tho BATIC name
Smith slightly outdistanced Buck
on the previous night, the course was land in the 15th. He found the played well.
Smith returned three at the 18th and beat bugey Buckland failed with a long putt and took four,
The 17th opened with two good | drives with Smith slightly in advan tage. He made a fine approach and got down in five. Buckland twice got into the rough and took seven. Smith led seven up.
Buckland took the home hole in four bogey five and Smith led six
Heavy squalle and a choppy ses interfered to some extent with the beautiful city of romance, strange in excellent condition and the grean | green in theos and holed in five. success of the first championship race haunt of mystery, or sinister hotbed
The wind, of course, prevented for Racing Yachts sailed on Saturday of intrigue, then clearly you have not afternoon but there was some good seen "Mr. Wu," the striking British very accurate play, but nevertheless the game was interesting and prov ded; racing all the same. The course was film now showing at the Kowloon some excitement towards the close. Stonecutters Island (8); distance 9
Theatre.
Based on the famous Smith, who drove off first, took the milee. A strong north-easterly blew
and lead early in the match and although anything up to twenty miles an hour play of
Was and the men at the tiller had hard distinguished by the dramatic skill Buckland fought gamely, work to keep their rigging intact. of Matheson Lang, "Mr. Wu" leading comfortably at the tiffin Not all of them succeeded--the will enchant you with its gorgeous interval, which found him six up. oriental settings, startle you with its Buckland made a fine recovery in the "Diana" had a stay carried away, the "Bonitos" mainsail was badly arresting story, and fascinate you with afternoon round and Smith had to torn and the "Dorothy's" mast went its wonderful acting. Also, in more play hard to maintain his lead. Buck- than one place it will amuse you vast lead reduced the lead to two up at overboard..
ly, the producers having introduced the 28th hole and everybody expected a close finish, many speculating the several, delicious touches of uncon- soious humour in their earnest sodeay chances of halving the game. How- ours to make the picture impressive ever, Buckland failed to maintain the and picturesque. If only as an exam-improvement shown and was beaten ple of Home ideas about this distant) by four up and two to play.
Mr. B. D. Crawford Morgan had Colony-Kowloon through London eyes! this picture offers a unique charge of the game which was over 36 apectacle for local residents. "Mr. holes-18 in the morning and the re- Wu"-an immensely popular play, amainder in the afternoon.
In the handicap class the "Diane" had to retire for the reason mentioned above while the "Dorothes" lost several minutes through getting mixed up with one of the vasele nored in the Western Anchorage.
Following is the table of points :-
H'esp on
Corrected Yachta.
Times.
Course.
Scratch Did not finish Scratch Did not start
4.15 18
4.27.11 4.33.22 Pts. for Pts, to
Date. Race.
Diane...
Rolla
Colleen....
6' 45'
Sonia
Dorothea
do. do.
Position,
Diana.......
0
0
0
Rolls
Q
l
0
Colleen.
1
6
G
Sonia
4
↓
Dorothes..... 3
3
ૐ
ONE DESIGN CLASS.
WAS
The **Bonito's mainsail ripped out before the race began and while out of control she rau against the "Daphne" slightly damaging her on the port side. The "Ailas won with plenty to spare.
The points awarded were:--
Corrected Time. 4.35.27 do. Did not sh
H'cap. on
Course.
Soon after she had crossed the starting line the "Dorothy" lost bor anast and the "Viking" retired lately with a damaged jib.
There was a keen contest between those left in the race and finally the "ael" came
in a head of the "Toinelte" by 1 minute 41 seconds.
Details were:-
world famous actor. "Those who al- ready know the story will understand why the film version is restricted to
the Kowloon Theatre. Those who do not may readily confirm their guess.
SUNDAY'S RACING.
Two championships were to be sailed off on Sunday, one event for cruisers and another for Chinese rig The latter was postponed and friendly arranged instead. There WAS plenty of breere and the race between the cruisers saw the "Violet" in after a close finish with "Azuma" and the "Violet."
DETAILS.
THE PLAY:
FIRST FOUND.
up.
The approximate scores for the 18 holes were as follows:--
Smith.-
'Out: 6, 5, 3, 4, 5, 5, 8, 5. 642 In: 5, 5, 4, 5, 4, 5, 3, 5, 5-41 Buckland.
Out: 5, 5, 4, 5, 6, 6, 5, 4, 6-46 5, 6, 4, 5, 4, 6, 4, 7, 4—45
In:
:
SECOND ROUND, Buckland out-distanced Smith off the first tes and took the green in two. He had hard luck in missing the hole and was obliged to half it in fiye.
Buckland was badly in the rough in the 20th but niblicked well and got on to the green in thiee.. Smith Smith drove off and sent his ball to | bunkered and had a difficult shot. Smith's the edge of the fairway and Buckland Buckland boled in five. sent his into the rough. Playing bad masbie was too strong and he took
iblicks, it took both players thres six to do it. strokes to reach the green. Smith holed with his next stroke, while Buckland took two to do it.
The 21st saw Buckland in a slight advantage but Smith made a fine long patt and succeeded in halving in
Both failed to pass the bunker at three. the second hole, but improving, mag- Buckland got right on the pin in aged to hole out level with bogey, five, four at the 22nd and holed in five, Buckland drove to the edge Smith did some good work on the of the green in the third, while green and halved. ... Smith had a good length off
First Championship for cruisers. Course: Cheungchau (8). tance: 22 miles.
H'esp. on Corrected four.
Course.
!
Smith led at the Rise driving up. straight for the grean. Buckland
a
Smith was badly in the scrub`at-{ the pin. He got to within a foot of the 3rd while Buckland made Dis-the hole in the next stroke and holed straight up the fairway. Smith failed
out for three. Buckland did it in to recover, and Buckland managing
long putt, reduced his lead to four Buckland made a disastrous drive dropped into the rough but pulled in the 24th and found himself among out nicely and got a good position in the trees and was lucky to get out four couple of fret from the hole in three. Smith made a good drive -lying in front of Smith. The latter and holed in five. Buckland took made a perfect putt and displacing eight. Buckland holed in four.
Smith went into the scrub in the A beautiful straight drive at the 20th, but recovered well and lay Dip saw Smith favourably placed. about 12 yards from the hole. He Buckland drove to the edge of the missed a long jutt and Buckland green but maing a niblick in the next holed in three.
The 26th was halved. Buckland stroke, got into the rough. He pulled out with a short stroke and with the led on the drive but lost in the put next struck Smith's ball. The latter ting.
failed with a long putt but succeeded Buckland fell in the scrub but got
with his next and took five to Buck-up in five. Smith was also out of the land's six. Smith led two up.
Yachts.
Daphne Bonito
Scratch
Yachts.
Azuma
Ailsa Halcyon
do.
4.28.61
da.
4.33.55
Position Pta, for Pts, to
La Cigale Feathers... Aileen..
Race. Date.
Irane
Scratch do. 22'00" 23'50" 23'50"
Daphne.... 3
2
2
Norseman
23'50"
Bonito
0
0
0
Fayth
23'50"
Ailsa
0
Ď
5
Violet
47'40"
Halcyon
2
3
3
Mint.....
GAEL CLABS.
is
Queen Bee.
Time. 2.52.30 2.55.36 4.01.15 3.55.56 3.06.51 3.45.22 3.15.01 2.50.38 47′40′′ Did not start 35'50" do. 47'40" do.
Yachts.
Azuma...
Posi- tion.
2
Points. for Race.
Date.
10.
10
La Cigale.. Feathers
3
9
9
8.
4
7
B
5
Yachts.
Handicap on Corrected
Irene
8
8
Time.
Norseman
6
.6
Gael.
4.41.49
Toinette... do.
4.48.40
Fayth Violet...
5
7
1
12
12
Mist
0
0
0
Theckla.
45* Did not start
Viking.
Dorothy
Joan... Chinook
40" Did no finish Queen Ban Satch Did not finish
do.
4.44.00
0
0
0
three up.
Isis
0
อ
ก
Pts. to
Position
Race.
Date.
Gael...... 1
8
8.
Toinette.. 2
6
6
Theckla ..
0
0
Lady Jean
Viking....
0
0
Oinone
Dorothy
JORD.....
3
Chinook
0
Niobo Doroty 11 Helea
Courec. Scratch
45° Did not start
Pte. for
CANTEIT MAGGIE TO AGREE WITH
ME ON ANY
THING:
Aileen
FRIENDLY FOR CHINESE RIG.
Course: Stonecutter's Island (S). Chantel Rock (8). Distance: About 9 miles.
Name
Time taken. over Course Did not start
1.08.29 1.20.45 Did not start
1.29.17
WELL WHAT YOU WANT TO DO 1S TO GO RIGHT IN AND TELL HER YOU MUST COME TO! AN UNDERSTANDING
Both players made faulty drives at
the Long Hole. but Smith had a belter advantage. Both lay a couple of feet from the hole. Buckland ailed with his putt and Smith went
fairway and lost his ball! "His lend
was reduced to three.
At the 28th Smith was early in difficulty and failing to make the hill,
took three more than Buckland to hole out. The latter was one under bogey.
The Bog saw Backland in trouble, Both drove badly in the 29th and driving to the edge of the fairway and fell in the scrub where they had some requiring a second s roke to reach the difficulty in getting out. Smith green. Smith drove perfectly over holed one over bogey. the 178 yards and evened with bogey, three. Buckland took five.
Buckland improved at the 8th hole. His drive went out of the fairway, but he pulled out well and missing a lopg putt, holed with a short one in four. Smith fell short with a niblick and took five. His lead was reduced to three up.
The 80th was Smith's. His drive found the green and he holed in three
four up.
Buckland took the 31st in five with fine long putt,
Smith took the 32nd and made his position secute, thanks to his work on the green.
Buckland could not win now, but
*12)
BRINGING
TELL HER SHE MUST BE
REASONABLE - MORE.
·CONSIDERATE ANDĚLET
HER KNOW THAT YOU ARE HEAD OF THE FAMILAR
40 IN NOW AND
TELL HER-
UP
|
Dr. Onderwijzer.
Military March (arr. by Tausig) H. Ore.
MENDELSSOHŃ (1809-1847), Prelude, Fugue and Choral
4.
II. Ore.
SCHUMANN (1810-1850)
5.
(a) Widmung
(b) Du bist wie eius Blume
(c). Die Zvei Grenadiers
Dr. Onderwijzet
6.
Etudes Symphoniques
H. Ore
8. (by special request)
Prolog del'op.) Pagliacci"..."
Leoncovallo Dr. Onderwijzer.
there was a chance of a draw. He fought hard for it in the 33rd and won the hole under bogey. Smith missed his put tand took five.
The 34th proved to be the last bole of the match. Buckland fell in the scrub and although he recovered in his eccond. Smith held the advantage with his drive and holed in four, win- ning the match by four up and two to play.
Виск-
The approximate scores for the six- nsen holes were as follows ::- SMITH-Out: 5, 6, 3, 5, 5, 5, 4, 4, 7-4 In: 7, 6, 9, 6, 4, 5, 133 LAND,-Out: 5, 5, 3, 5, 4, 8, 3, 4, 5--42 In: 5,7,4,5,5,4,5-85 The bogey for the 18 holes on the course were;-
Out: 4, 5, 3, 5, 4, 5, 3, 4, 5:38 In: 5, 5, 3, 5, 4, 5, 4, 5; 5—41
THE PRESENTATION.
At the conclusion of the match Mr. G. T. Edkins presented cups to the winner and runner-up. He said the Championship matches had produced great deal of interest and there had been a good many surprises. He wa pleased to see new blood coming to the fore and making some of the older Players take notice. The standarð
play
in the Royal Hongkong Golf Club was very high and if they were to still further progress it was necessary that they should have new
of
BL the
playera coming on. Mr. Smith was generally favoured for the Champion- ship, but he had been given a good game by Mr. Buckland Mr. Buck-
саме land
to them with good reputation After. morning's round, very few expected that he would have any chance of pulling the game round: yet he was told that at one period of the game he was only two down. He congratulated him on his pluck and hoped that at some future time be would be more successful. Mr. Edkins offered his congratulations to Mr. Smith and presented him with the Championship trophy, asking Mr. Buckland to accept a cup as runner- up.
SHANGHAI GOLF CHAM-
..PIONSHIP.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921.
DAIRY FARM NEWS.
30 cents per lb.
MADE DAILY AND ALWAYS IN BTOOK. Boof Sausages Pork Bologne Liver Oxford
70
Prossed Beef, ready for the table 60 cents per Ib. Brawa
Pork Pies
Cooked Ham
Smoked Beef to order
60 一覧
25 and 50 cts. each.
$1.40 per lb,
75 cents per lb.
THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE Co., Ltd,
Daniel Crawford's “Bene Vobis”
(HEALTH TO YOU)
Bare & Vary Old Liqueur
BLENDED -
Scotch Whisky.
Daniel Crawford & Son, Limited,
Glasgow.
"PHILIPS"
APHILIPS LAMP
A PERMANENT
ECONOMY
SOLE AGENTS
Holland-China Trading Co Hong Kong
THE HON SHING COMPANY,
34 Queen's Road, Central,^ GENERAL MERCHANTS IMPORTS--Piece Goods, Natale, Bundṣian, Chanikoala, Meaninery, Provision EXPORTS.-Mineral Ores, Rattan Goods, all kinds of Oll, Feather, Hide and Slanj
Porcelain Wares, Bilk and Kimbeviduzion, Tos and Wobsooo Lost-
SEE KOWLOON THE SUBURB OF BEAUTIFUL SCENERIES IN A MOTOR CAR.
GARAGE THE EAGLE Telephone Kowloon 81
*27, Canton Road. Branch Garage 140, Temple Street, Yaumati. Motor car for valo and repair. Accessories, tyres and spare parts supplied.
HONG, YICK CHEE -- Manager.
DO YOU KNOW THAT YOUR OLD WINTER SUITS
CAN BE MADE NEW AT
KADER'S HOSPITAL FOR SICK CLOTHES 7
CLEANING 00,"
THE HONGKONG DYEING S
(Contractors to IL M. Navy), 17, You Wo Street, East. Just Telephone. 2913, and. Our Man will be right there
ITALIAN CONVENT BAZAAR.
by the Convent should benefit pretty considerably in consequence. These Following upon the qualifying
institutions include, the Wanchai round of the Shanghai Golf Club
Home, the West Point foundling championship, the first of the match
The Siators of the Italian Convent House, and two other homes for play rounds were played at Kiangwan, on November 13. The following in Caine Road held their annual orphans and invalids in the interior bazaar during the week and and of China. Besides the stain there were the results:-
C. W. Porter beat R. J. Bowerman, despite the unpropitious nature of the wore a host of other attractions com 7 and 5.
weather conditions, the fixture prising bran tubs, lotteries and other The side shows of an equally sštanoliva. J. Dewar beat C. T. Benth, 2 and 1. was very largely attended. K. M. Cumming beat J. Withington, result of untiring work by the Sisters character.
and their pupils throughout the year 11 and 10.0
To morrow afternoon. MesuTE, J. B. Ferrier beat W. J. Hawkings, was seen in the remarkably fine
collection of articles of all Hughes and Hough will anction 8 and 7.
offered for sale quantity of furniture, a baby grand Play throughout the day was very descriptions good, and in one case a match finished There were plenty of purchasers piano by Broadwood, and a piano
and the various institutions aided Rosenbrantz, only at the 17th hole.
FATHER.
WELL-WHAT
DO YOU WANT- SPEAK AND DE QUICK ABOUT
ITY
YOU GO IN AN-TELL
HER!
?