BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILINGS TO

CHIGAUMAAYE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER HER, T950.

JAZAH

MEET THE TEAMS-The Senior Gremlins

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PRODUCE"

"KWEIYANG"

Shimizu &

Yoko-

"SHENGKING”

hama

Noon 29th Nov.

.Bangkok

5 p.m. 30th Nov.

Kcchung.

5 p.m. 30th Nov.

"HUNAN"

Tsingtao & Tienisin

5 p.m. 2nd Dec.

"FOOCHOW"

Singapore $

Djakarta

5 p.m.

4th Dec.

-“FAK01”

Yokohama, Nagoya,

Osaka

&

Kobe

3 p.m.

0th Dec.

"SHENGKING"

Icchung

2 p.m.

8th Dec.

**YOCHOW"

Tientsin

5 p.m.

Bih Doc.

"SHANSI"

Bangkok

5 p.m.

9th Dec.

"ANKING"

Singapore & Penang

3 pan. 12th Dec,

"SINKIANG" .}..

Singapore &

Djakarta

3 p.m. 16th Dec.

Balls from Custodian Wharf

ARRIVALS FROM

"SHENGKING”

.Keelung

7.in. 29th Nov,

"HANTANG"

Tientsin & Tsingtao

2nd Dec.

Bengkok

3rd. Dec.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N, CO. ́

Outwards

Passenger/Freight Service

1. "CHUBAN"

"... "CARTHAGE"

1.1. "CORFU

"CANTON"

Leaves London Sailed

Vallect

14th December

111 JADATY

Due Hongkong

5th Decembar

19th December

18 JanuRTY 15th FebruIRTY

Via Bouthampton, Port Salt, Adın, Bombay, Colombe, Perang di Singapore.

Homewarde

6.1. "CHUBAN"

1.6. "CARTBAGE"

J. "CORPU”

1.5.

1.

"CANTON"

"CHOSAN"

E... CARTILAGE"

2.3. "CORFU"

leaves Hoaglai Duc London

8th December

22nd December..

18th February

39th January

24th February

15th March

13th April

0th January

2nd January

10th February›

10th Margāja

4th March

18th Aprik

14th May

Accepting cargo for Bingapore, Fenang, Colombo, non-

day, Aden. Pärt said a Lönden.

"PAKKOI"

***YOCHOW"

"SHANSI"

"'POYANG"

Tientsin

Кове

Tientsin & Tsingtao

AUSTRALIAN-ORIENTAL LINE LTD.

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

JOINT SERVICE

SAILINGS TO

4th Dec,

5/0th Dec. 7th Dec,

"TATING" "CHANGTE"

**TAIPING"

Kure & Kobe

4 p.m. 30th Nov.

Sydney

&

bourne

Sydney & bourne

Mel-

Mct-

Noon 3rd Dec.

19th Dec,

ARRIVALS FROM

"TAIPING"

Sydney, Brisbane Townsville &

Manila

"CHANGTE" "TAIPING"

.Osaka

Jupan

BLUE' FUNNEL LINE

These are types not normally beloved of the Royal should be relegated to the third row, every Gremlin is a Air Force. They hop about in front of the windscreen bigger one than she would have been. Our photographer and tinker with the engine, pulling it eventually to thinks that shows Mrs Read can get the best out of her In Port

This team. pleces. Not all Gremlins are wicked, however. 30th Nov.

The Gremlins here are not all local ones. Several 16th Dec. selection is quite a nice lot. You don't see a mean face

are from Shanghai. Mixed in with them, too, is a jamong them.

Mermaid-turned-Gremlin.

Scheduled Ballinrs to Europe via Aden & Port Bald.

"AENEAS"

"PATROCLUS"

"ULYSSES"

"AUTOMEDON" "CYCLOPS"

Genou, London, Holland & Ham- burg vin Manila Barscilles, Liver pool & Glasgow ..Liverpool & Glas-

Row via Manila ...Dublin & Liverpool Genoa, London, Holland & Ham- burg via Manila

Scheduled Sailings from Europe

Sailo

Liverpool

-31st Oct.

Salla

Rotterdam

These are some of the Gremlins who play hockey, the graduate Gremlins who have given up homework and are supposed to keep clear of Kai Tak both day and night.

They are lined up as they take the field, but in a 4th Dec. rather unorthodox manner. That comes of one of the whims of their skipper, Mrs Maud Read, who is no be- lover in forwards being in front.

8th Dec.

10th Dec, 24th Dec.

27th Dec.

Arrives Hong Kon

In Port

7th Dec.

9th Dec.

8. "AUTOMEDON"

a. "ULYSSES"

1st Nov.

8. "CYCLOPS"

4th Nov.

G. "PERSEUS"

13th Nov.

17th Nov.

10th Dec.

8. "ANTILOCHUS”

21st Nov.

20th Dec.

2nd Jan,

8. "AUTOLYVUS"

S. "MENTOR”

G. "PYRRHU**

20th Nov.

4th Dec.

13th Dec.- 17th Dec,

G. Leading Glasgow before Liverpool.

8. Loading Swanson before Liverpool.

DE LA RAMA LINES

ARRIVING VIA

8th Jan. 15th

MANILA from U.S., ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST FORTS

"AJAX"

"AGAHEMNON"

Jan.

As a result of Mrs Read's decision that the forwards

NAVY

As they take the field, they are: The forwards-Noele Simmons, Renate Kerr, Hilda Fowler, Doris Barton and Valerie Slade.

Sanders (reserve), The half-back line-Dianne Sheila Abraham, Marjorio McNell and Naomi Abraham.

The defence Kay Baldock, Maud Read and Joan Gerrard-Photo by China Mail Staff Photographer.

The Pentangular Rugby Tournament

Freight Servica

Outwards

Dus Hongkong

From

M. "BOMALI"

16th December London Continent

"KHYDER"

11th January

Homewards

Leaves Hongkong

For

*m.. "SOUDAN“

7th December

London da Continent

-'.

*. *. "BURAT*-

Rend December

avla Alexandria and Tangier & Casablanca.

Accepting Cargo for singapore, Port - Bwottenham, Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Ganox, Maxwelllona London, Hamburi, Antwerp, & Bolterdam, with liberty

to call at Donsbay. It induerment offers. Tanks available for currfare of oil in bulk. Space for refrigerated carga. Le mited passenger noemen." modation.

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD..

*ma. "ÉIEDRANA", Dun And Des.

*. *. "WARORA).

In

salis 3rd Des..

Port

Balls 28th: Nov,

from. Singtpore for Japaj

from Calcutta,

*

Rangoon Straits

for Japan

* These ships have refrigerated, dargo space.

P. &.0./B. 1. JOINT SERVICE

3. I. "OLINDA”

m...

*. *. “PACHUMBA"

BREAKS

DIDN'T QUITE HAVE THE AGAINST CLUB IN LOSING 6-3

A Grand Game Played In Its True Spirit

BY "AXIOM"

The large crowd which turned out to watch 10th Dec. the Navy and Clab clash in the Pentangular 7th Jan Rugby Tournament were not disappointed; play at timer reached a high standard and finished Sailing to NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, amid tremendous excitement with the Club fling

ing defence to the winds'in `an attempt to cross their opponents' line.

via JAPAN, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, CHRISTOBAL and KINGSTON

"HAINAN"

20th Dec.

All the above subject to alteration without notice. For Passage and Freight particulars please apply to

1. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL Tel. 30331/8 Private Exchange. BRANCH OFFICE 50 Connaught Ad West. 25875, 32144, 24878.

BEN LINE

SHIP

“DÉNAVON"

"BENATTOW"

TO AND

FARM

Tat

ARRIVALS

FROM

‚Ü‚K. via glorapora

"BENVENUP”.

"BENLAWERS”

"BENMHOX"

"DENRINNES”.

do

"HENERVACHLAM

"BENOLEUCH“

we do wap

do

It was a grand game played in "Its true spirit and was featured by superb tackling with the Navy not quite getting the breaks. I thought they deserved to share the spoils.

With Meffan making a last minute call off, the Club selectora took a bold step and introduced Campbell at five eighth. The Club pack proved more than equal to the task, all seven did magnificient work although their efforts were completely nullified by the outsides, especially Nolan and Campbell who parted with the ball far too late and thus wasted the extra man in the line.

First Match With Swedish Team

On Saturday

The team to represent Hongkong “ against the Djaurden Club of Sweden football side on the Club ground, Happy Valley, on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. was selected at a meeting held at the HKFA offices last night with Mr.C. Guingam in 'the Chair

of matches.

It was also announced that splendid Royal Navy inside for- the Danish Odense team had ward. accepted the terms offered by "ADMISSION PRICES

At a meeting of the Interport the HKFA and will be visiting the Colony shortly for a series Sub-Committee held on Novem

ber 15 it was agreed.

that tho of A letter had been received prices admission to the from the All-India team thank-Swedish Rames be as follows ing the FA and friends for No, '1 Stand $10, all senis to recent tour here.. Kindnesses shown during their be allocated to Clubs.

2 Stand (Centre)--$10, all No. 2 Mr. R.M. Omar, Secretary treats to be allocated to Clubs.

an- No. 2 Stand (Wings)—$0, ́all the Football Association, nounced that gross receipts from scata to be open for sale to the All-India matches were members of the public. $191,000 of which $62,800 went End Stands, $3-all seats to to the Indian visitors. There be open for sule to members of were expenses to be met and the public. the net gain by the FA would Seat for Servicemen"; at $2 be approximately $80,000.

The Swedish players are doc tomorrow,

Club went into the attack out infringement and, with the right from the kick-off and for Navy forwards putting tremen- ten minutes remained deep in tous zeal into their loose work, Navy territory, Low hard things looked dangerous for the tackling by Norman and com- Club. One wild clearance almost to arrive in the Colony, by al-muhuser as during the Indian | pany thwarted all efforts to resulted in a score, score and with Kelly and Jones rendering yeoman support the club, three's wont · down like ninepina

From

the twenty-five, the with Forsgate Club forwards and Handcock in van, rushed the ball well down the field but the sailors were far from Norman brilliantly

will be provided in the same

[series, ar

The meeting also decided that Council Mumbers and players COLONY SELECTION

be entitled to purchase a spock- dr $10 and $0 was fed number The Honkong team

tickets. ON THE DEFENSIVE

selected as follows: Navy came away with a good through.

Yu

Yue-dak (KMB); *Hau

BETS vs REST forward rush but were - soon cut through the centre and, Yung-sang (MB) and Ng Ketj

(Kwong Wah) Tens Referees Association last night At a mbeting of the Hongkong forced on the defensive and although just brought down by cheung

fact Henderson, his parting pass to Sam, (KME); Tennent (A) It was decided to play the match Kelly, coming away too

а)

Y

from the seruin, was" penalised' Williams enabled the latter to /and Tops Sheung (Souchzu between the Army: referošs, and. {

touch down.

but

Corner

(KMB) Gard- j

wah (South Chlen).

Team

M

Ho Ying-fun for offelde.

Handcock's

the Rest on New Year's Day. Man-chl (KMB) J. Henderson.

flag. effort'

Members of the Press will qili- put the club amazing

ner (Club), Yu Cheuk-yin three points up, from an easy nearly prevented the score.

* WENT CLOSE

(South China) and Mox Churi Ciate position. Play continued bt

The annual match against the Bence's convert attempt from

* Pose will be played-laterðin the breakneck speed, Thornycroft

July went close with a penalty and a difficult angle went very close. 15-Mr Louis

Swedes will meet the soone Williams raised the Navy's hopes The Navy supporters wild with Combined Chinese in the second Jan with a neat ruz but most of delight, roureck Conf fise ddialister match and in the third, to le from the but the incentive had passed to played. In the Chub ground on

DUB

In Port

on or abt, 24th Des, 1xt Jan. leth Jat

25th

Jan

the pressuro

came

December 0-4: 3:40 Army Football Jan Club whose threes had by now the Club wha“funn, themselves they will meet a Horg-j in the face of Alerco tackling into the attack.' But tid^millers" | Paloven which was chosen'

with

14th Feb

SAILINGB Loading on er abt. Loudon; "Antwerp.

"BENATTOW" Batterdam" >&: 1801-

(Londen, «Antwerp, Hetterdam, Hamburg

“DENVENU) “HENSLEUCH" Irena full

NMHOR”

SENRANNES”

10.2

London, Antwerp, Hall. Rollerdam "Harro, Liverpool,

Blst

KODK

Telang, and

resorted to short king had stout deforce was still holding

From a scrum in front of the firm when Doc. Eberle sounded ast night as follows

Tri

Chu Navy-posts--another, offside, in-

Tule Nayy, 29. Has put now Wal; fringement gave. J. Henderson Jan the opportunity to increase the life into local rugger. Waldb,

Club's lead to Ex points.

1

Army Major -Lénküb #football matchiga to up played telorzow are as follows: *2=&g

Lomon v guri. Norman "were; the•••&•g {%®©k · Ying-koo, BaangAt Stanley, 10ja O5% Đày Ná và ̧ Club conthiedi toʻrenlow the libat of 'nsgrind/back ? división (Chu Đổ and `Santoj; | HELSTU ALystros..

To better of the change with Willams not far behind, fal

17th br, 18th Feb,

1154

soth

-BENAYON"

Liverpool,

Glasgow,

"DENLAWERS”

BENURUACHAN

„Dabito, ́ Betterdam 'Antwerp.

and

Bookampoo,

| Stewart ·itvamed-the provvedinka | up, fronto pack tried really | Those” playetzte für seketikgu NgA (Ret.

the Linbergert match

|with an electrifying burnt which, hard all through:auad were'bat-on team; selected All mato

came to nought through lack of hapa: bostire served us by: Jones, JAR support. The Club desarved Fawent, Dance and Thoray- their half-time lead. Most £149 The bay dful forwards

the sailors" endeavours up; to Jan, the breathing spell had. Born anah

confined to pirital foot rushes which But Now! Whythough relieving their sm

J

dd Saturday, will shortly SUPER TE travel to Manila, for a triangni-

KAYU

lat" saties in which the Swedes Hot will be taklon. Dart matches. have been arranged.

Travelling wit

SUE (WHO

with the Hong..... mod

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tion Wong Hath-chee,

kee, Soong LIDESHOW "Ying-

Chu Wing kruar and free

fat with

'Sintos,

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and 140. Young ARE LORDI MARKNA

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Port

28th Nov. Guo lh Dec. Kalls' th Dec.

due 12 Dec. Sails 18th Dec,

from Pondo Guit Karachi. Bambay, Colombo, Madras

& Straits for Japan from Japan for Straits.

Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Karsoki & Persian Gulf from Japan

for Etrasts, Madras, Pondicherry. Colombo, Bombay, Karachi & Persian Quit

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Regular Sailings from Hongkong

TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA VIA SAN FRANCISCO'OR LOS ANGELES

"FLYING · CLIPPER"

(Transhipment cargo accepted

Due From:

Manila Dec. 4th

Bar

for · Havana and other Caban.

- poris, also Venezuela)

Sally For:

Tsingtao, Taku Kobe, Nagoya, Yoko hama, San Francisco, Los Angeles,

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