A. A. Aziz, not out
E. H. Eemail. McGowan
G
A. K. Minu, e Ling, b Edmond
A. T. M. Barma, not out
Extras L.B. 3;
Singh, not out
嘻
1 Singh, not
+
1
Hong, did not bar
RD
A H Baker did not bat. BOWLING ANALYSIS.
1
Ling Edmonds
(for 8 whim. I
92 Simpson
Barrow
Howling Analysis,
McGowan
4)
M
W
Wostlyke
Brade
33 *
23
4
Strange
3
IN
1 i
Greenhill Walker
2 (1 22
7
} 25
R. E. Strange, 2
} Baker
}) M. Wilson, e Barma, ↳ Baker
1. F. McGowan. à Suffad
PANCHE
17.000
CARTHAGF
BANGALORE
NALDERA CORFU
* TAN
PAMPURA
BETTAR
RAWALPINDE
A ono
14,00
Terke
The Kowloon Cricket Club second eleven beat the University second
1 WON
10th t
1245, Pub
R. A. J. Simpson, not out Extras (R. 6. L.R. 1)
KORBAN
1 M4341
Med Mar
COMORIN OPTRAI
1, 15mm
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Scares:
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18th Nov.
15,000
2nd Dec.
早
I TRY
Destination.
THE CHINA MAIL.
WEEK - END
(Continued from Page 3).
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
R.. W.
Afzal
17
6
Arulli
Hassan
Rumjaha
11
2
21
0
&
1
12
1
1
22
0
Singh
I 01
3
A
At .
Afzal C Nosworthy, "
Jordan
Queens' College,
N. Singh. Buckle
M. El Arculli, bw, b Buckle
(A. R. Markan, run out
A. A. Komjahn, b Buckle
Y. Husman, « Mansely, ↳ Walker
PR. Abham, Anderson, b
Buckle
A X. Abbas, Γ Buckte,
Walker
49
LOCAL
Baker Gives I.R.C. Victory.
5 FOR 16 AGAINST CS.C.C.
Good bowling by A. Baker (5 for 16) enabled the Indian Recreation Club Juniors to beat the Civil Ser- viced second eleven by 82 runs at Sookunpeo on Saturday.
Detailed scores were:
1.R.C. 2nd XI
CRICKET
A. B. Lewis, e Wails, b.Barnsby Lt. Cmdr. Besant, b Ash
10
10
Lt. Cmdr. Yates. c Thoyts, b
Barnsby
11
Lt. Alexander Sinclair, not out 14 E. R. A, Hobbs, not out
3
13
Extras (B11 LB2)
President LinerS
FASTEST · TIME HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO
With Comfort.
Total (for 8 wkts.)
121
A. B. Hobbs, did not hat.
Speed
Bowling Analysis.
Q. M. R.
W.
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK
Barusby
18 1 46
3
៩ Wardle
9 0 20 1
To San Francisco Via Shanghai.
e and
b
Cragg
3 @ 18 I
30
Ullynti
#
0
I
131
34 Ash
2 M. P. Madar, e and b Ling
H. T. M.
Barma.
Westlake
A. A. Suffind. b Simpson
4K. Nazarin, e and b Strange
A. R. R. Esmail, c Hawkins, b 있
Strange
A. Baker, run out
Total
E
*
30
1 24
4 0
F
J Barrow, c and b Baker
De
1th Dec. Dan, Rock Dee 6th Jan
Who sang'an & Londen.
Bombay, Marseilles & London. Marseilles. Havre, London, Hamburg.
Rotterdam, Antwerp & Ball. Bombay, Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles & London. Marseille Herre. London, Hamburg. Bomba Antwerp & Hull.
Marseilles & Lendon. Bremiers Marseilles
& London
Marseilles, Havre, Londen, Ramburg,
R'dam. Antwerp & Hull. Bombay. Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles & 27th
& London. Marsellies, Harvre.
14h Jatt Jan. 3rd Feb.
120000 24th b
Harvre, London, Hambur Antwerp & Hull,
& London
Matreilles &
K.C.C. Juniors Win By 108 Runs.
DUNNETT 1 FOR 7
Haryre, London, Hammeleven by 108 runs at the Rotterdam. Antwerp & Hull.
Bombay, Marseilles & London,
Narseilles Hayre. Londen. Hamburg,
Botterdam Antwerp & Hull Marseilles & London.
on Saturday.
W. W. Edmonds,
Nazarin
Westlake. b Baker
D. Crawley, Nazarin
F. J. Ling, b Aziz
V. M. Benwell, 1.b.w. b Baker
K.C... B. Wood, b Madar
13
4 4 12 I
17 Pole And Whitley Bowl
Unchanged.
C.B.A. BEAT RAS.C.
by four wickets in a low scoring match.
SEATTLE, VICTORIA
THE SUNSHINE ROUTE 19 Days | THE EXPRESS ROUTE 17. Days To Seattle Via Shanghal, Kobe and Yokohama
Kobe Tokohama and Honotula
Fortnightly sailings:-
Pres. McKinley Oct. 24, midnight Pres. Hoover Nov. 7, midnight Pres, Tift”.............Nov. 21, midnight Prex. Coolidge Dec. E midnight Pres. Pierce....Dec. 19, midnight
EUROPE
NEW YORK
Via Manila, Singapore, Colombo, Bombay. Suez
Mediterranean
and
the
.Oct. 28, 8 a.th. Nov. 11, 8 a.m.
Pres. Monroe .Nov. 25, 8 .m. Pres. Van Buren....Dec. 9, 8 a.m. Pros. Garfield .....Dec. 23, 8 a.m.
Fortnightly illngs:—
Pres. Jefferson ..Oct. 27, midnight Pren. Grant ...Nov. 10, midnight Pres. Cleveland Nov. 24, midnight Pres. Jackson ....Dec. 8, midnight Pres. Jefferson
THE
.Dec. 22, midnight
MANILA
MOST FREQUENT SERVICE
NEXT SAILINGS Pres. McKinley ..Oct. 17, 6 p.m. Pren. Jefferson .Oct. 21, 6 p.m. Pres. Hayes......Oct. 28, 8 ́a.m. Prea. Hoover ....Oct. 31, 6 p.m. Pres. Grant.....Nov. 7, 6 p.m.
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And now the Dollar Steamship Lines announce their Hong Kong z
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New York, all water scene trip. a
To the East
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1
27
16
I
3
Saturday At King'a Pak on Central British Association defeat-
151ed the Royal Army Service Corps
Pres. Hayes
Pres. Johnson
ሰ. M. For
W.
R.A.S.C.
7
IS/Sgt. Flood, Gurevitch.
էր
1 N. Whitley
D
17
I
Sgt. Tipple, run out
0
0 18
0
6
0 20
1.Cpt. Buckland, run out
1
3
(F
14
1
Sgt. Tighe b Yhitley
0
1
2 Captain Faithfull, e and ↳ Pal
リ
CS.C.C. 2nd XI
Cpl. Barlow, b Potter
0
UL/Cpl. Wallis, Potter
Madar,
b
P. Farnell, b Pole
0
9P. Steadman, « N. Whitley, b
27
Pole
Q
0
cater "
L Cpl. Symonds, N. Whatley Sgt. Jarris et ant
1
0
2
DOLLAR STEAMSHIP
LINES
Extras
G
0
Baker.
0
Total
20
10
Bowling Analysis.
1
R. M. 0. W.
3 Pole
8 3 13
5
ON. Whitley
1
#
ម
3
AMERICAN MAIL LINE
PEDDER BUILDING, HONG KONG.
CANTON BRANCH — NO. 4, SHAKEE ROAD.
7
C.B.A.
P. Angus, b Wallis
Totol
59:
Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI
L. Glendenning, b Wallis
2
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
S. Jex. Fernando, b Gan
32
A. A. Hund, c Gan, b Ng
Soffiad
Cargo only.
{ Cal* Cablanca
P. H. Macaulay, e Cheng,b
Nx
Frequent connretion from Port Said for Passengers and Curge to Con- stantinople, Pireuus, Smyrna and other Levunt Ports by steamer of the W. Mutenhy. e Gan, h P. B.
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BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.
1A. Baker Nazurin
Madar
Tatu
39 Aziz
'W. H. G. Hirst, b Gan
11
D. 8. Green, b A. B. Tata
TILAWA
SANTHIA
TAKADA SIRDITAN
193
7,000 >400
10,000 28th Out
XX
11th Nov. 24th Nov,
9th Dec
Abraham
Singapore, Penang & Calcutta Singapore, Pinang & Cnicotin Singapore, Penang & Caloutta. She granioan, Penang & Caleutta.
B.I. Apear Line stemmers have excellent accommodation for 1st and 2nd class passengers.
1. A. V. Hall, © & 1 Ng
G. A. White, b Ng
F. W. M. Lewis, not out
Extras
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)[Ng
Total (for 9 wkts doc.)
1. Stapleton did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Navy Beat Lincolns By F. Filmer, e Tipnie, b Flood
2 Wickets.
CONSISTANT BATTING.
Consistent Hatting gave the Navy
a 2 wickets victory over the Lin-
144 colms at King's Park on Saturday. Wallik
40
F. A. Dunnett, e Soo, b 1. B.
Tait
I
16
1
#
Lincolnshire Regiment.
· Cpl. Wardie, b Larkin
M. 0.
1L
W.
Ple. Barneby, + Hobbs,
$ { 34
0
Larkin
12
4 87
4
H. M. Triwt. e Norman.
Gan
7 1 40
2
1933.
P. B. Tata A. B. Tata
7
2
20
2
Larkin
1.5 0
4
1
? 16. Cragg, à Vales
NELLORE
7,000
3rd Nov.
St. Arh, c Yales, b Hobbe
TANDA
7,000
2nd Dee.
University 2nd XI
Maj. Thoyts, b Hobba
NAYKIN
7,000
30th Dec.
NELLORE
7.000
3rd Feb.
Manis Rabaul
Methoune
Brisbane, Sydney & K. L. Ng, b Hirst
2 C. Q. M. S. Day, not out
TANDA
7,000
3rd Mar
NANKIN
7,000 30th Mar,
K. S. Lieu, l.b.w., b Hustl P. B. Tata, lbw., b Dunnett
0Lt. Wilsoh, b Norman
1. Pim, e and b Lewis
K. P. Gan, e Macaulay, b Dun-
nett
Extras (B8 LBI W2),
31
F. S. Ferdando, v Jex, b Dun.
nett
4
G. Abraham, b Lewis
K. S. Cheng, c
Macaulay, b
Lewis
International Soccer
London, Saturday.
Third in the International Soccer Championship last sea- England made an AUS- picious debut this season when they boat Ireland by three clear goals in Belfast yester- day, Reuter. Last year England won by a goal O. M. R. W. to nil at Blackpool.
29 3
TABLE TO DATE
(Total for 8 wkts. dec.). 111 1/C. Walls and Pte. Ilyett. 9 did not bal.
Regular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to. Shanghai and Japan
and Hong Kong to Australia.
Hong Kong to Sydney --- 10 days.
Froqquent connections from Australia with the following:--
The Union 8.8. Company's elcamere to the United Kingdom vin New |4. B. Tata, b Dunnett Zealand, Vancouver. San Francisco, etc.
The P&O. Royal Mail Steamers to London and
The P. & O. Branch Service of steamers to London via Suer.
The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London via Panama Canal.
SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.
A. C. N. Silva, c Dand, b Hall 12 M. C. Hung, c & b Lewis
C. H. Soo, not out
Extras
Total
SANTHIA
COMORIN
*90MALI
TAKADA
CHITRA! TANDA RANCHI
IRDHANA *BANGALORE
CARTHAGE NAIDERN
"BHUTAN CORFU
"BEHAR
KANPURA SOUDAN RAWALPINDI *SOUDAN
IRAS.
8,000 19th Oct. 15,000 10th Oct, 6.800 Ist Nov. 7,000 2nd Nov 15,000
3rd Nov. 7,000 5th Nov, 4th Nov. 17th N. 6,000 17th Nov. 0.000 2011
Nov. 15,000 Ist Dec. 16.900
17.000
15th Dec. 6,500 28th Dec.
20th
1954.
Jan.
16,000
Dec.,
0.500 17,000 12th Jan. 6,800 24th Jan, 17,000 28th Junk *6,800 24th Jan,
* Cargo only.
Amoy S'hai Meji Kobe & Osuka Shanghai. Kobe & Tokohama. Shanghai, Kobe & Yokobama. Amoy S'hat Mofi Kobe & Quoka.
Kobe & Yokohams
Yokoliama Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy Shul Mejl Kobe & Osaka, Shanghal, Kobe & Yokohama, Shanghai. Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghal, Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghai. Moji, Kaba & Yokohama. Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama
Shurch. Moji, Kobe &
Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama, Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama, Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghai, Kobe & Yokolima. Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama,
Goals.
F. W. L. P. A. Pts,
BARBER WILHELMSEN LINE
MONTHLY SERVICE
PANAMA CANAL
ZONE
AGENTS:
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DODWELL & CO., LTD.,
Queen's Buildings
DAMP SHEETS
The figure she knew so well came in just behind her.
dusk, she became aware of a figure distance standing motionless some away across the flower-beds. The room heard slight thud. light was dim, but she had no doubt looked up, but for a few minutes as to who It was. She turned and went on with her work, and then she walked back to the house.
| decided to see if anything had hap- The next day she bgain detected pened in the linen-room. She open- this curious echo of Uncle Samueled the door and peeped in. A look watching her from the end of the of amazement came over her face, and she bent down and lifted some. passage near her bedroom.
Agatha had never known such an thing; then she screamed. experience before, but her courage was absolute, and she determined to The Coroner always considered it defy, and, as far as possible, die jone of the most inexplicable cases regard this hallucination. No one into which he had ever inquired. else to the house seemed to share As he pointed cut at the inquest, it. One thing she could never suc- the sheets, wrapped in paper and coed in doing, and that was to stare resting on their shelves some feel buck. She made the attempt, but from the ground, had "apparently her eyes always fell.
alid from their receptacles, knocked
•
She and Robert had decided to Mrs. Stacey down, and then, as it give a large week-end party to their were, billowed out over her head, so 1 1 0 3 0 2 friends to celebrate their good for-Jatifling her. He could not see how 11 0 2 2 tune. 'On the Tuesday before the this could possibly have happened. 2 1 1 2 4 2 guesta were to assemble, Agatha de- He closely cross-examined the
Bowling Analysis.
Larkin
10 1.
of Yates
61 io 1
Lewis
7
1
13 1
3A. B. Hobbs
7
1
182
Norman
2 0 14-2 England)
38 Cutter
ROWLING ANALYSIS.
4 1 100 Walės 17. Royal Navy,
0. M.
W. R.
Hirst Dunnett Lewin Hall
5 1 7
Ll. Larkin, e Cragg,' b Barnsby. 2Lt. Cmdr. Hughes, b Wardle
Ireland Scotland
20
20
GLASGOW CUP FINAL
&
4
7
4 Cmdr. Lindsell run out
1
-Reuter.
4 1 19 3 Capt. Cutter, Ullyati 0.5 0 € 1. Norman, b Cragg
-18 Clyde
2 0 2 350cided to make an inspection of the maid who had Arst found the body,
resources of her linen-room, which but her tale never varied.
"But there's one thing, sir,” she might be saverely taxed. She went up there after dinner. It was on added, "p'raps I 'should have said--- 2 the top floor next to the laundry-them sheets was all damp."
room in which one of the maids was at work.
0 Rangers
"What difference does that maka?”
Isaid the Coroner testily,
TOTTENHAM BEAT PORTSMOUTH BY A GOAL
English League.
London, Saturday.
FIRST DIVISION,
8 Newcastle-
Arsenal |Brimingham. Chelsea Everton
0 W. Bromwich
2 Middlesboro'
7 Blackburn
Manchester C 0 Lenda
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Agents.
Bradford
0 Burnley
Bury
Grimsby
1 Hull
1 Lincoln
SECOND DIVISION.
Scottish League.
FIRST DIVISION,
6 Manchester 1
2 Fulham
Airdrie
2 Queen O'B
2. Blackpool
Ayr A
3. St. Johnstone
5 Plymouth
v Clyde
1 Southampton
0 Bradford
0 Port Vale
•1 Millwall:
Notta F
Oldham
O West, Ham 1 Brentford
Preston
1- Bolton
Swansea
1 Notts C..
1*Celtic
*Cowdenbeath 1 Dundee
8 Ibernians.
Motherwell
Partick
4 Hamilton.
0 Kilmarnock:
1 Falkirk
2 Hearts
5: Queen's Park
St Mirren 2 Aberdeen #Third Lanark v Rangers
*Unplayed.
THIRD Aldershot Bristol R Coventry Crystal P. Gillingham
2 Luton
English League.
DIVISION (South)
0 Brighton -3 Cardiff
8 Chariton
+ Exeter
1. Newport
2 Swindon
Northampton, 8 Clapton Queen's F.R. 76 Norwich Reading
Southend
Torquay
6. Watford.
Bournemouth
2. Bristol.C.
THIRD DIVISION (Norik) 1 Accrington 1 Wrexham
1 Chester
2 Chesterfield
Darlington
0 Doncaster je 3 Gateshead
Rochdale
Rotherham
Tranmere Wiliall
York
1. Stockport 'a' Hartlepools 4 Barrow 2. Carlisle
2 Southport
2 Mansfield
2 New Brighton
5 Barnsley
5.Crewed
A. Pole. b Flood
2
0. M. R.
R. Blyth, b Flood
0
fj 1 22
1. N. Whitley, Buckland
13
# 3 16
* H
7
¡G. Gurevitch, 1.b.w., Flood
0
2
2.1 0
3
G. Carr, b Flood
7
To
2
0
4
T. Whitley, e sub., & Flood
4
PACIFIC
S. MacNider, Wallis
D
COAST
13
U.S.A.
E MacNider, not out
Exiras
1
13
Tolal
57
Bowling Analysis,
R. M. 0. W.
Flood
9.6 5 18 6
8 22 20 3
Buckland
1 Q
I
N
(Continued from Page 10.)
h
15
}
18
ENGLAND BEAT
IRELAND.
*
Presently the maid in the laundry- She
0
3
In Belfast.
20
17
7
11
son