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BALLINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION
· LOCAL SPORT. (Chatinued, from page 3).
YOOTBALL,
KOWLOON P TAMAR."
WEATHER REPORT.
November 2nd at 1810-Pressure han in- creased slightly at all reporting stations except Chaloo, where alight decrease is recorded,
The anticyclons has spread southward and
chatward
The typhoon has passed intothe Pacific E. of Much to the surprise of everybody.one rainfall for the 24 hours ending at
Kowloon went down on their own ground is
Now, End 0.00 inch. Total Kínos to the Tamar. Prior to this game the January lat, 97.88 inches, against "un' mverage
of 80.6 inches- sailors had not registered a win this
The forcast for the 24 hours ending year in league football, and when they hours, Nov. Brd in a follows
DISTRICT
FORECAST orimsaa Chanaa ...N.E. winds, strong.
crossed the harbour, on Saturday they fully expected to return, a beaten side. However, fortune smiled on them. for they returned victors by the only gont Hongkong to Gap Rook
scored.
out.
The sailors, who had been assisted with players from the Ambrose, were forced to look put for now men owing to the departure of the ship to the North. From the kick of it appeared that Kowloon were out to win by a fair margin, but they counted without Handford and Ball who played a sound game through- After several attacks by the home team, the sailors got away and McBrinn, seizing his chance, sent the ball goal wards. It landed in the net, having pre- viously struck Duncan's leg. Duncan seemed to make no attempt to clear. and appeared surprised when the ball struck bim and rebounded into the net. The goal put Kowloon on their mettle and they renewed the attack with vigour, but Handford and Ball were safe, and any shots that got by them were dealt with successfully by Wavish, who was applauded for his exhibition in goa!..
LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM & ANTWERP-vis Singapore, Half-time: Tamar, 1: Kowloon, 0.
Colombo, Suez and Port Said.
'LONDON MARU” ·
"ANDES MARU“
Kowloon re-shued their forwards on re-starting. Hayes going out on the wing
BIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES-via Saigon, Singapore, and McBride leading the attack. From
Colombo, Durban and Capetown.
MOHICAGO MARU
BOMBAY via Singapore and Colombo.
"ALPS, MĀRŪTM">
"CELERES MARU"
"HONOLULU, MARU".
SAIGON, SANGKOR & SINGAPORE.
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Tuesday,
4th Nov. Saturday, 6th Dec,
Monday,
24th Nov.
4th Nov. -Taeeday,
Thursday, 20th Nov. Monday,
18 Dec.
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CALCUTTA na Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.
"INDO MART'
Wednesday, 28th Nov.
VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA & VANCOUVER via Shanghai and
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Friday,
Now Yona via Japan Ports, San Francisco and Panama
Japan Ports.
""ÁFRICA MARU”
·*HAVANA MĀRU **
JAPAN PORES.
*BORNEO MARU*
"ALTAI HABU'
Entuka vừa SWATOW & AMOK
"AMAKUSA MARU"
"KOTSU MARU”
TAKAO vis SWATOW '& AMOT.
PANAO & KEELUNG
*KISHU MARU”
14th Nov.
Tuesday, 25th Nor.
Sunday, 2nd Nov Monday, 10th Nov,
Senday, 9th Nov, 11.0"
Thursday, 4th Nov.
Sunday, 18th Nov.
For farther particulars please apply tö-- ....
OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA
M. TAKEUCHI, Manager.
Telephone No. 4068, 4089, 4090.
COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA DE BARCELONA
Spanish Royal Mail Line
For MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, BARCELONA and OTHER SPANISH PORTS.
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For YOKOHAMA, KOBE MOJI, and· SHANGHAI,
-8.8. “IBLA DE PANAY”
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The steamer of this Company, aes all classed 100 Al at Lloyd's and are "Atted with every modern convenience for the comfort and safety of the passengers. -Stewardess and' Dostor carried.
O. D. BARRETTO
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HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE
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of the United Netherlands Navigation Company.
Regular Four-weekly Service between
Japan, Vladivostock, China, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore
and
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Botterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Bremen, and North Continental Ports
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CHANGRAI vs SWATOW HAIPHONG HOIROW
BANGKOK SWATOW MANILA via AMOY HAIPHONG HONOW STRAITS & CALOUTTA .... STRAITS & CALCUTTA
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16th Nov, 10 17th Nov. 3pm.
24th Nov., 9pm.
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SHANGHAI LINK —Sallinga, approximately every three days between Canton sed
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the centre kick Kowloon got away but the sailors' defence sent them back. Roberts had a chance but dallied with the ball and McKelvie robbed him of it-Kowloon set up bombardment of Mon. the anilors' goal but failed to penetrats Тел n sterling defence which was assisted by some of the forwards dropping back, and at the close Kowloon had to admit de feat by a goal to mil.
Wed.
Thar.
"HONGKONG "TIDE TABLE
From Nov. 3rd to 9th, 1924. HIGH WATER.
The home team were unlucky to be in arrears, for the game was in the sailors' Fri. are more than three parts of game. Credit should be given to Wavish, Ball Satür. and Handford for the solid defence put up. Mekelvie was outstanding for Kow-San. loon, the rest of the team being moderate. H.M.S. Tamar-Wavish; Bali and Handford Lean, Woodland and Bat- cher; Johnson, Roberts, McBrinn, Prior And Brown
KowloonA. Duncan, F. Wheeler and Knight; Turner, McKelvie and Pasca; Clemo, Vickers, Hayes, Nash and Mc Bride.
Referee: Mr. S. Smith:
POLICE SOUTH CHINA · B."
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SURREYS RESERVES ». DRUMS."
A good game was seen on the Garrison ground at Sookunpoo between the two Surreys teams. Robinson gave the Re- serves the lend from a penalty after three minutes' play, and Norris put theta further ahead. Before the interval the Drums levelled up, goals being scored by Muffect (2). Half-time score, two goals all.
The second half was well contested, each side straggling hard for the lead. Within ten minutes of the close Ridger scored for the Reserves, who won by the odd goal in three.
UNIVERSITY. SACRED HEART.
On the St. Joseph's ground the Police just managed to get home against South China "B," scoring in the last ten minutes cf the game. The first half was very well contested and at the interval the score sheet was blank, although South China appeared to be the better team.
After the change of ends the Police the game for a little weight throwing went out to win and at times sacrificed However, the South China goalkeeper was in good fettle and kept out, shots from all directions Not until the clos. Au opened for the University and ing minutes could the Police find the Chong put on a second. Before the in- terval Minu scored for the Sacred Heart. net, and then Fenn with fast well- placed shot that had the goalkeeper Half-time: University, 9; Sacred Heart, beaten, won the match for his side. The outstanding feature of a poor game "was the splendid goalkeeping of Hui Shing
Iu.
Palice-A. E. Clarke; Wynne and Me- Walter; Uram, Forbes and Goodwin; Pearson, Dewar, Fean Johnson and Simpson.
South China"B-Hui Shing Tu; Ng Kam Chuen and Chan Fook Choi; Li Tin Sang, Pang Wah Sang and Mok Kwok Tung Ip Chan" Kwong, Wong Mei Saun, Fung King Cheung, Chan Ki Sum and Chai Kwong Yeang.
Referce: Mr. Gee.
CLUB DE RECREIO A r. ST. JOSEPH'S **A."
On the Kowloon ground a very fast game was seen between the above teams, and it ended in a win for the Club de Recreio by three goals to love. Rocha opened the score and Fuertes it through again before the interval, which found the Club leading by two goals to ul. After the change of ends the College Played a better game but failed to score, and Fuertes scoring again before the final whistle, the Club won, na above.
CLUB DE RECREIO “B” .. SOUTH
CHINA "A
The surprise of the week in junior foot- ball was the defeat of South China."A" by the "B" team of the Club de Re- creio by a goal to it. A fortnight ago Bouth China beat Club de Recreio "A" by two goals to one and last week Club de Recreio "A" beat their "B" team by twelve goals to one, so it was odds on that South China would win this week by a large margin, but they had to admit defeat to a much improved "B" team.
SOUTH CHINA "B" ST. JOSEPH'S "B."
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On the St. Joseph's ground these teams played a drawn game, the score sheet at
The B.M.B. Empress of Asia arrived at Yokohama on the morning of October 31st, left on the afternoon of November the close reading one goal all. At the
1st, and is duo at Vancouver on Novem- bor 10th.
The RMS. Empress of Canada from Manila is due at Hongkong to-day (Monday), at 5.30 d.m.
interval the College team were leading by a goal scored by D. J. Pau. To Kwai Bing scored for the China' team before the final whistle,
(Continued-en next Column.)
On the Navy "A" ground the Uni- versity team were successful over the Sacred Heart by three goalr
one. B.
Resuming, the University had the better of the exchanges and B. J. Au again scored, the final whistle sounding.
with the University winners as above.
LINEA tare Porta via Shanghai.
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Shanghai, sometimes calling at Swatow. Through tickets ean. be obtained and through Bill of Lading are iarned to all Norther and
with service is maintained with"Manila by vessels good Passenger accommodation, sailings from both porta avery Saturday, ît 11 am. HAIPHONG LINE —Salling approximately weakly for passengers and ĉargo, calling **
both ways BORNEO LINE-Forts sailing to and from Bandakan by two 5,000 tea
steamers, is. "HINSANG* and La "MAUSANG," both steaman
Cargo takes on. having excellent passenger accommodation. through of Lading for Kudat, Jesselton, Labash, Tawae nnä Lahad Datu, TIENTSIK LINK —A regalar_service is run from "Marsh to November between Bog
Long and Tientsin, occasionally calling at Weihaiwei and Chefer, BANGKOK LINE --A weekly morrice is provided between Hongkong and Bangkok via Swatow by five steamers Etted with up-to-date" pamenger" oscom» modation.
CALCUTTA
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1.
8.8. “LAISANG" will be despatched on or about Tuesday, 4th November, 3 p.m., for SINGAPORE, PENANG
« & CALOUTTA.
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