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ADVERTISEMENTS. WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES
HONG KONG CLUB.
NOTICE.
THE FIFTH YEARLY DRAWING
Tof 120 Debentures. (1928 iss40- 3600 each) of the Hong Kong Club, payable on Saturday, the 30th Septem- ber, 1933, will be held in the Club House, at 10 o'clock, A.M., on Monday, the 20th March, 1973.
Boarars of Delentares are invited to attend the Drawing.
By order,
T. A. ROBERTSON, Lient. Col.,
Secretary.
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Hong Kong, 8th March, 1933.
NOTICE. --e-'
THE HONG KONG & WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of Shareholders will be held in the Office of the Company, I Queen's Building, Hong Kong, on MONDAY, 27th MARCH, 1938, at Noon, for consideration of the Direc tors' Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December,
1934.
The Share Register and Transfer Books will be closed from the 20th to the 27th Mareb, 1933, both days inclusive.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
E. COOK,
KOWLOON BEATEN BY UNIVERSITY
“HAT TRICK" AND CENTURY REGISTERED.
IN JUNIOR DIVISION
Kowloon Cricket Olub chances of winning the premier League Championship were lost on Saturday, when they wore beater by the University by 68 runs. The Kowloon side were dismissed for 96 runs, E. L. Gosano. (5 lor 23) and A. T. Leo (5 for 51) being res- ponsible.
In the Junior Division, a "hat trick" and a century were registered, S. Abbas of Craigengower, dismissing three batamen with three successiva balls, and C. J. Stapleton," of Kowloon, just knocked up a century before being run out. The former feat was in the match between Cralgengower and R.E, and 9. and the latter In the match between University and K.0.0.
DIVISION. I.
C.S.C.C. ». ARMY,
On their own ground, the Civil Service Cricket Club lost to the Army hy 90 runs.
Scores
Army.
Lt. Walker, 1.b.w., b Skinner 50 Lt. Stocker, Simpson. $4 LL Garthwaite, is Randall ... 24 Capt. Williams, b Simpson ... 18 Major Mackenzie, b Whitley 21, Col. Raikes, c and b Randale 0 Capt. Mirehouse, b Walling-
ton'
Pte. Ronan, b Hawkins
LEAGUE TABLES
Division I.
P. W. D. L. Pts.
7 6 0 1 28
Army 7 Craigengover .... 6 Navy ... 8 2 4 Civil Service...... 7 0
Division II.
YACHTING
SCANDINAVIA CUP RACE
The racc for the Scandinavia Cup was sailed yesterday and re- sulted as follows: —
MORNING RACE
Course (as arranged by team captains): 1, Channel Rocks (P.); 9. Mark on Line (S.); 3, Rumsey Shoal (S.).
Scandinavia,
A2: Messrs. Naess, Jen-
sen and Odiand A4: Messrs. Berg, Ber- gaust and Anderson..... Ad: Messrs. Krogh Moe,
Andersen and Knud-
sen
Pan. Pts.
1.
1
+
A8: Messra. Dreyer,
Olesen and Christensen. 7
AT: Mr. Wood, Dr.
Davies and
Mr. Nicholson
SNAPSHOTS OF A MAN WATCHING THE METER
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
GAUTAS
SETS OFF IN TAXI"
GLANCES PRESENTLY AT METER. ONLY 30 CENTS 50 FAR
Total
.116
University Indian R.C.
5
0
1 15
Britain
Hong Kong CC
7
5
0
Kowloon
3
2
là 11
Pin. Pts.
LOOKS AT METER AGAIN AFTER A BIT. GOOD GRIEF, HOW DID IT GET UP TO 60 CENTS SO, QUICK
SINKS BACK WITH EYES GLUED ON METER, WATCHING IT JUMP
$ 1
14 7 3
1 0 1
P. W. D. L Pts 3 *1 24
A3: Mjr. Griffin, Mjr. Thoyts and Mr. Gandy A5: Mfr. Lochner, Capt. Roll, and Capt For- kes
7
3 G
0 21
A9; Mr. H. S. Rouse,
10
Hong Kong C010
5
0 20
0
Indian R.C.
8
6
1
2 16
Police R.C.
9
5
13. 16
Navy
1
5 10
€
Club de Recreio..10
3 1 6 10
9
R.E. and S... 7
3
ຄ 4 D
University
10
-3 5
.182
0.8.0.0..
8 1
1
D
4
R.A.8.0.
Turner, o Randale, b Whitley 0 L/Opl. Bachelor, h Hawkins 0 Spr. Wells, not out.
Extras
Total.
Kowloon CC. ... 7 Craigengower ... 0
$
Mjr. Stewart and Mr." Shewan
Total.......
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DEODES "HE OUGHT TO USE TAXIS MORE, IT ISN'T VERY EXPENSIVE
TRIES TO CALCULATE HOW MUCH, FINAL FARE WILL BE
O. M. R. W,
Bowling Analysis,
Chief Manager, Hong Kong, 10th March, 1933.
(567
Wallington
7 0 25
Randall
7 1 32 2
Hawkins
0" 0
43
*Simpson
6 0 32
Skinner
3 0 25
4 0 14:
2.1 0
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THE HONG KONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Forty-fourth Ordinary Yearly Meeting will be held at the 'Company's Offices, P. & O. Building, on WEDNESDAY, 18th March, 1939 at I am for the purpods of presenting the Report of the Direstora together with a Statement of Accounts to 31st December, 1988 and cleating Directors and Auditors.
The Register of Members of the Company will be closed from 2nd March to 16th March, 1938, both days inclusive, during which period o Transfer of Shares can be registered.
By Order of the Board of Directors, GIBE, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD., Agents,
Hong Kong, 15th February, 1933.
Evans Whitley *Bowled 1 no ball.
Civil Service 0.0. J. Barrow, b Garthwaite J. E Richardson, c
house, Wells
Mire-
H. G. Wallington, b Garth-
yaite
20
13
B. D. Evans, b Garthwaite... 3
B. C. K. Hawkins, b Garth-
waite
J. M. Wilson, b Garthwaite 4 N. J. Bebbington, b Garth-
waite
J. S. Skinner, e Bachelor, b
Garthwaite
0
10
S. Randall, b Wells
0
N.. Whitley. Ronan,
Garthwaite
C
0
[412
R. A. J. Simpson, not out
Extras
0
11
Total
92
Bowling Analysis.
*Garthwaite
O. M. R. W. 12.4 3.34
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FIRST BATTALION THE LIN- COLÁSHIRE REGIMENT.
TENDERS are invited for the fol
Tlowing Contracts:
(1)
Alterations, etc. to Clothing".
(2). "Repairs to Boots".
Forms of tender may be obtained on application to the Oficer Commanding First Battalion The Lincolnshire Regi- mant, Shamshnipo Camp, Kowloon, Hong Kong by whom tenders will be received until 12 Noon, Saturday, 18th March, 1933.
Mirehouse ....... 2 0 10 0 Wella .....
ទ 10
28 -2 *-Bowled 1 no ball.
#
On
runs.
DIVISION H.
C.C.C., . R.E. & S.
their own
the ground, Craigengower Cricket Club beat the Royal Engineers and Signals by and could only compile the small
The Engineara batted first. (866 total of 68 runs, S. Abbas doing the "hat trick." The Happy Valley team replied with 135 for nine wickets, A. Kitchell being top scorer with 144.
Scores:-
The right is reserved of rejecting all or any tenders.
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LOCAL MAPS
C.C.C.. (for 9 wickets) R. E. and S.
FRIENDLIES
NAVY.-H.K.0.0..
8 1 07 3
Yesterday's Matches
'VARSITY BEAT CRAIGEN- GOWER: POLICE LOSE
TO VOLUNTEERS
By defeating Craigengower Cric- ket club yesterday by one wicket, the University are now in a very strong position in the first Division. Yesterday was their last match of the season, and they are now three Joints ahead of the holders, the Indian Recreation Club who, bow- uver, have atill one match in hand. The Champions have to play the Kowloon Cricket Club and will have to go all out to beat them in order to replay the University for League honoura As things stand even draw would roh the Indians of the championship.
The Happy Valley team batted first and despite a good start by Ernie Zimmern, who scored 1 rung, the other batsmen failed miserably and were all out for 133 A, T. Lee was in good form with the ball, eapturing six wickets for only
ILDE.
The Undergraduates started disas- trously, four of their good batsmen being dismissed for only 40 rans. Professor I T. Ride, however, stop- ped the rot and played a gallant: innings of 60 runs. U. M. Omar, the ex-Interporter bowled exceeding
AFTERNOON RACE
Course (as arranged by team. captain): 1, Channel Rocks (P.); 2. Kowloon Rock (P.); 3, Lyemin Bracon (S.).
"
Scandinavia."
A3: Mesara, Krogle-Moe,
Andersen and Knud
sett
45: Messrs. Dreyer, Olesen and Chris- tenson
Psn. Ptá.
3 6
2
7
A7 Messrs. Berg, Bet-
gaust and Anderson... ? A: Mesira. Naess, Jen-
ren und Odland
Total
Moming Total
Grand Total
Britain,
5
34
GROANS AS TAXI HALTS IN TRAFFIC JAM, WITH METER
TICKING ON
·MACAO RACE:
Continued from page 10.
Race 7.
Mr. Samson's Double Face
(Mr. Soares) T Dr. 8. T. Wong's Golly Eyes
(Mr. Roza) 2 Mr. A. H. Carroll's Hazel Leaf
(Mr. Frost) 3 Won by three lengths, four lengths between second and third.
Time: 2:08.
Pari-matuel
Winner: 88.30.
Place: $5:10; 35.10; 85.10. Also ran-Bootle (Mr. Heard); Spotted Leaf (Mr. Needa); The Pan. Pts. Loafer (Mr. Harriman).
A2: Mr. H. S. Rolige, Major Stewart, and Mr. Shewan................... f A4 Mr. Wood, Dr. Davis and Micholson
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SATURDAY'S RESULTS
AND EA LINDA.
ly well, capturing all eight wickets WIN FOR ZEPHYR, DOROTHEA for only 43 runs, As a matter of fact, had the fielding of the Craigen- gower players been a bit better, they might have won.
Spores :-
0.0.0.
E. Zimmern, bw, Gosand... 61 A. Hunt, b Gosano.........
S. V. Gittins, e Rodrigues b
Cosano
E. A. Lec, b A. T. Les
1
0 11
H. P. Lim, e Reed, b Leo...” ✪-
135
87
U. M. Omar, e Reed, b Lee... 1 R. Lee, b Lee.....
4
CW. Lam, b A. T. Nománb-
hoy
93
23
On their own ground the Royal Navy loss to the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 63 rung. The visitors. batted first and compiled the total of 183 for seven wickets, Bailey capturing two for 17. The Navy replied with 100, Divott being in deadly form, capturing five wickets
for only 18 runs.
Scores:- H.K.0.0. (for 7 wickets) 163 Navy (Divett. 6 for 18).
100/
H.K.C.C. II. POLICE.
The Police were beaten by 114 runs in their match with the Hong Kong Cricket Club second eleven, which was played on the latter's ground. Batted first, the home team compiled the total of 228 for six wickets, L. D. Kilbeo boing top. scorer with 03. The Police going in to bat, found Lowson in forma with the ball, capturing four wick- ets for only 15 runs. They could only compile 174.
Scores:
HKCC IL (for 6 wickets) 225 Polica
114
R.AM.O v. C.S.C.C. II.
A. B. Hamson, not out
J. Broadbridge, o Ride, b Lee 5
L. Hubbard, b Lee
Extros
Bowline
Total..
Analysis.
D
O. M. R. ́ W. Gosand
15.0 40: 5 Nomanbhey... 10 2 43 * *1 A. T. Lee..... -112 1. 28.8 E. T. Wood: 4 112 0 University.
A. M. Rodrigues, c. Hubbard,
..b Ontar
· A. T. Lee, 1bw, Quar
H. Nomanbhoy, b'Omar cu
EL tosano, low. Omar,
L. T. Ride, low. Omar...... F. R. Zimmern, 6 Omar S. Reed, b Omar
KP. Gan, þ Omar ---.. A. T, Nomanbhoy, not out A A. Aziz, not out
Extra.
The "G" Class yacht race in the) second of the Corinthian series was sailed on Saturday and resulted in &win for Joan, sailed by Mr. F.. Cope Toynette (Miss Patchett) and Zephyr (Major Wren) were. beaten by a very satisfying margin, Dorthea (Miss Knill) won the "H." Class and La Linda (Major' Lochner) thè "A" Class."
The following were the results of Saturday's race :-
+
2ND CORINTHIAN RACE. Course(1) Channel Rks. (B), (2) Mark, On Line (S), (3) Rumsey Shoal (8), (4) Mark. On Line (P), [(5) Channel Aks. (P.).
Distance :-7.9 milea
"G" Class-Started at 14.45.
Time
Pos'n. Yacht Finished Corrected Zephyr ...... 4.51.45 $4.84.45 3
(Mjr. Wren)
4.43.42 4.30.45
Toynette 4.53.31. 4:40.37 2
Miss O. Patchett)
Jard
0 14.
Total (for 8 wickets) 100
E. T. Wood, did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
(Mr.:F. Copp)~:
"H" Class Started at 13.03. Rolle 4.32.29 104.52.12.
(Mr R Stock)
Diana 4:49.23 4.47.56
(Mr. C. F. Hyde) Colleen 4.35.37.
4.60.21
(Cdr. Graham) Arguella 11-4.34.44-4.40.28)
(Mr. H. J Teare) Dorothea...22 1713
(Miss H: M- Knill).
Yacht
Class Started at 14:30,
Finished Porn. "Carpenter dog ... 4.39,29: (Mr. G. H. Gandy)
4.30.02TM
4.28.06.
4.37.343
(Mr. H. Dryer).
(Mj Gri). Artemis
(Mr. 8. Berg)
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No, 5
199 296
"
No. 128 get $43.25.
No. 53
$302.81.
86.52 43.96
Race 4,
$607.45 295 ..........pane 190.70 ,,150......
95.35
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177 307
$328.97
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Race 6,
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106.11 ~~~~13:03
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93 .245.
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8411,37
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B 9134 0 ap 110 10170 13 0.
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4.28.03
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Scores
$12 for 7 wickets, C. T Alexander. (Mr. B. Naen)"
0.8.0,0. (for 8 wiskete).
RAM:0. (for "6 wickets)
215 (Continued at foot of next Column)
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