TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925.
LOCAL SPORT.'
MARATHON RACE.
A TÜRILLING FINISH AT KOWLOON.
MORE AGAIN SECOND.
Naman af the Bandsman Surrey Regiment, hent G..R. More
second in the Th aqnital Kow-
Excellency the Governor had graciously accepted the honour and it was now suggested that there should be a second patron, Sir Claud Severn was elected unanimously on the proposal of the Chairman, secanded by Mr. Adamson.
On the question of subscrip- means of that the Club had no
HOCKEY.
"SHAMEEN VERSUS,
HONGKONG
THE CHINA MAIL."
WHARF AND GODOWN CO.
SHAREHOLDERS MEET
LARGE INCREASE REPORTED:
IN EARNINGS.
OPIUM PIPE.
POLICE SEARCHER'S ALLEGED THEFT.
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At the Kowloon Magistracy this morning; a police searcher was pipe. It was alleged that he enter charged with stealing an oplum ed a house in Reclamation Street Sunday and demanded a
On Sunday morning, playing at Shameen, the Hongkong Hockey
Mr. B. D. F. Beith presided over Club defeated the Shameen Club
the annual meeting of the Hong, by the odd goal in nice.
kong and Kowloon Wharf and The game staned with Shameen Godown Company, Ltd, held dollar from some men smoking
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last
smoking illicit opium and carried away the pipe.
The case was adjourned.
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by the very narrow margin of one tions, Mr. Justice Gompertz said dolog the pressing and it was not this morning, others present be- opium. Failing to get the money. loon Marathon race, hver a dis. spending the sum which had been long before they succeeded Ining Sir Paul Chater, Messrs he accused the men, it is said, of tance of about six and a quarter miles, yesterday afternoon..
They let for the best part of the journey and there seemed little doubt. har bidents that and they would finish as first second. Toward the latter stages More made heroic attempts to overhaul Haman, but was never ahend.
"More was spoord to Armstrong hst year when the time was 40
seconds, worse.
Details of the course and the offisinis were published in yester day's China Mail"
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gathered in entrance fees and therefore devided to reduce the annual subscription from $10 to $5, In the event of competitions, being held, cups would probably be donated and when won, re placed by the winner.
so there'
The
netted.
The s.s. Sicilia Teft Singapore
for Hongkong on the ist last at 8 am, and is due here on the 7th instant at about 6 am.
One case of notifiable disease was reported yesterday-a Chinese but it was a doubtful infection and may be either diphtheria or enteric fever.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
RAFT Programmes and Entry, Forms for the Second Extra Race Meeting to be held on SATURDAY, March 21st, 1925, (weather per- mirting) may be obtained at the Race. Course, Hongkong Club and Causeway Bay Stables
A. O. Lanz, TG. Weall, A. S the visitors Cousland, Allan Cameron, A. S breaking through defence, putting them in the lead Gubbay, O. I. Ellis, A. H. This enlivened the game consider Compton; F. H. Crapnell, acting ably, although the going was slow secretary; and the following share. owing to the dampness of ground, holders: Messrs. Chau Shi-ki, M. A Shameen continued to press and, Rasack, La Mok-lin, N. V. A would be no expense in that direc-5000 after, Gordon sent the ball Croucher, Kelly Sayce, P. M. N. da tion: Those members who had once more into the Hongkong net. Silva, Felix M. Ellis, A.H. Carroll, At this juncture Armstrong was C. H. Kew, P. Tester, F. M. paid $10 would be credited with unfortunately injured and had Hodgson, JP. Braga, V. Yvanovich
to retire, Hongkong playing for and W. J. Carroll.. two years subscription.
The Chairman reported as Club had at present $300 in hand the remainder of the half with ten
A sub-committee was formed of men.
Pressing hard, Hongkong follows:
The report and accounts baving Dr. Ho. Mr. Gillard and Mr forwards got moving, and from a Thornhill to consider the question. nice forward movement Faers been in your hands for some.
I time,
propose, if you are The Singapore Free Press " of an angling competition.
Mr. Shenton guggested that in Half time. arrived with Shameen agreeable, to take them as read. acknowledges $22,974 received After the race, the prizes were presented by Mrs, Lindsay, wife the interests of the Society and still one in the lead. The second The past year's working at the as donations for the St. Paul's Restoration Fund. of the vicar of St. Andrew's anglers generally. Dr. io who half Hongkong again had a com- wharves discloses a large increase, Cathedral. Church. The Rev. G. R. Lindsay had the benefit of greater experi-plete eleven, their reserve taking in our earnings from all sources, Hongkong has so far contributed
thus enabling your directors to re- about £200. expressed a welcome to competence in locat piscatorial matters, Armstrong's place.. 107 and remarked that the run, should read of circulate a paper Shameen started the pace; and commend payment of the same was about the best of all those on the subject, dealing in detail it was not long before their for-dividend as last year and increas with habits and areas in which wards broke through and placed ing the banus from $3 to $5 per which had been run off to date.
The successful competitors the fish could be caught in the them two in the lead Hongkong share. We are taking advantage I waters of the Colony. This met then got going and, from a good of the satisfactory, result of the with the approval of the meeting forward movement, Lyon scored. year's worklog to write down the 1.-Bandsman Hamay.
and the concurrence of Dr. Ho, Following this up in quick succes- value of buildings, wharves, minutes. 2. R. More, 35 min., 1 see. while it was further suggested sin the Hongkong forwards broke lighters, launches, etc., to a greater 3-Bandsman Wood, 5 min., that the Club would be glad to through again, drawing things extent than previous y as the
receive any information on the level. Resuming from the centre deterioration of these assets in D 50 sec. "There were 18 starters out of subject as it concerned ideal con- bully, Hongkong still attacked, creases with their age. The total ditions from any body in a post-and it was not long before Lyon feure allocated for this purpose is the 24 entries,
tion to give it. whether a mem-sent his third through the net, $349.798.41 against $243.214.02 in
giving them the lead.
1023 I feel sure our policy in this Shameen then attacked fast and direction will meet with your The meeting closed with a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. forious in trying to draw level approval
During the year, the railway again, but Reid, kept them, aut Justice Gompertz for presiding. However, they stuck to it and siding connecting our premises on the proposal of M WE. L. managed to send another into the with the Kowloon Canton Railway net. With about five minutes to was completed, and we have now There Dr. J. Allfree. who showed con-
a large steam crane were present at the
go,excitement ran high Hangkung installed siderable promise in the tennis meeting Dr. S. C. Ho. Messi's. W.
were pressing hard with Shameen capable of handling lifts up to 25 from lighters tournament last year, is the first Anderson... W. E. 1. Shenton. J.
tired and trying to make the game tons in weight, Arnold, winner of this year's
@. L. Sim. E. B. L.
draw. However, the visitors direct to railway waggons. We Yesterday afternoon the tournaHornellon. Secretary), E. Sware not to be denied a victory. also purchased two new 5-ton ment commenced and he defeated Abraham, S H. E, Bäckett and Vallack, making a sole effort, cranes; these add considerably to D. S. Green in the Club Cham-A. Gillard. ·
through the Shameem the cargo handling facilities at defence and netted just before the godowns. A powerful steam pionship by the orki sat in five
the whistle blew for time
tug, the Kowloon, was handed over to us by the builders in Augustand has since proved a useful addition in securing win. Shameep in to our fleet of launches. ́i
The Port Engineer's report on the first half certainly looked the: 'winners.
the development of the harbour A billiard match of 500 has
Reid, in goal, played a fine has heen published, but so far heen arranged between Mr.
definite action has yet decided upon. "We are Osmund. the champion of the game for Hongkong, and, though no
not a frequent player of the game, been Ball of the showed that he is very useful not in a position, therefore, Colony, and Mr. Empress of Asin, and will take between the sticks. Ralph, at to gange to what extent; if any, place at the Palace Flotel, Kow-haif, worked hard.
the ultimate scheme will affect this Inon. at 8 o'clock to-morrow night.
For Shameen Lawrence and Company, but we are giving care. This is return match conse-
Gordon
were the outstandingful consideration to the question quent epon the defeat of Mr. Ball players, whilst their goalkeeper of placing the Company in a posi on the occasion of a previous visit gave a very good account of him- tion to take full advantage of the of the Empress of Asin.
increasing trade of the Colony. self.
TENNIS.
CLUB TOURNAMENT OPENS..
ties,
after a birth gum. The scores Were 7-5, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1.
her or not.
Shenton.
BILLIARDS,
THAMPION.
This afternoon Ho Kalau is 19 CHALLENGE TO THE LOCALY play zo Taksang in the first round of the Open Singles Cham- pionship.
S. Fujita, who has a bye into the second round, has received a walk-over from M. Fitz Hony. and therefore enters the third
round.
GOLF.
ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.
The February Bogey at Happy
Valley resulted
R. Ritchie.........
3 up wins
E. Moore... 2 up
6 other cards up
6 other cards all square
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
The third round of the Junior
Championship resulted:-
A. E. Lissaran Greenhill scratched
W.0.
L S
H. G. Hegarty beat J. W. Franks (2 & 1).
Major. Milner Jones beat, A. D. Humphreys at 19th.
A.O. Brawn beat G. B. Helt. ADAMSON CUP
The first Qualifying, Competition, 1925, resulted:-
1 Stewart
01-18-73
B. Petheram 95 −15 - 30
ANGLING.
up
SHANGHAT'S CHALLENGE. This year the annual interport match between Hongkong and Shanghai players
Portuguese Billard
is 10 be played
broke
COMMENT. Hongkong were very fortunate
CLUB » PUNJABIS.
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Entries will, close at 12 o'clock; noon on Saturday, 7th March 1925. Hongkong, 3rd March 1925
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When Shanghai were visitors here last year they lost the rubber in the final game of the series and possibly at home they may manage to spatch the victory. although Hongkong may con- fidently be expected to gut up de very good show.
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that their cargo is being landed at SPORTING FISH FOR THE but it is expected that most of last cents a picul, according to reports The Chairman announced that their risk into the hazardous and/or
LOCAL CLUB,
year's players will be called upon. in the vernacular papers. Yester dividend warrants could be ob-extra-hazardous godowns of The including A. J. Osmund, P. A.day's quotations for Java sugar, tained on and after Wednesday. Hongkong. & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd. Kowloon and Yvanovich, E da Roza, R, F. Luz, basis usual guild terms, were as
stored at Consignee's risk. F. M. Ozorio, H da Luz, P. cia follow-
No. 24 rough white, spot, $993 Roza and P. A. Ruzario.
perpicul.
The possibility of introducing the Cany fish in the reservoirs of the Colony in order that good sport might be given by. Two well-known plagens in what was termed a "sporting. A. Osmund and E. L. Barros. fish."
the are unable to make the trip. Wis discussed al first annual
the meeting of Angling Cluby held yesterday evening.
The Chairman. Mr. Justice Gompertz. suid that through the Hon. Secretary, they had been in communication. with people at Kiuking who had sent peri- men of the Ganyu down. This fish had the attribute of devour ing all other stocks in the same Waters, but it was the only fresh water fish appearing outside of local areas which had a chance of thriving here.
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BASKET BALL
SHIELD COMPETIHON..
The local Basket-ball League competition began last month and many games, according schedule, have beer played.
The result to date, is shown below. with South China A.A. at the top of the list.
No. 18 rough brown, spot, $8 53. No. 24 rough white, delivery end of July, $308.
Advice from Java gives the ruling quotation for spot shipment as guilders' 1375, which at the current rate of exchange is over $t higher than Hongkong prices The rice market is quiet, Quota tions are:--
Per picul $6.70
TYPHOON WARNINGS,
Mr.
Owing to the ornission, of the words north-easterly" from the interview with
T. F. Claxton, Director of the Ob- servatory." reported in day's
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Though the final result cannot be forecasted. South China are The meeting was primarily expected to carry away the Shield called to consider and approve this year. the rules as drawn up by the Committee, and after certain
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