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THE SEVEN STYLISH STEPPERS A BEVY OF DANCING BEAUTIES
FRANK BRAIDWOOD
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THE BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL SWIMMING SPORTS
St. Andrew's Win Bird
Challenge Cup
SZECHUEN SILK | INDUSTRY
Commission To Inspect Condition
The Annual Swimming Sports given for the visitors.
Sponsored by the
National Bay Scouta of the
Association The Officials wereReferee,
Economic Council, a group of were held on Saturday afternoon Captain C. E. Elllot-Heywood, last in the V.R.C. Bath by kind Judges, Rev. G. T. Waldegrave, Chinese representing the Kiangsu permission of the Club Authorities. Commissioner; E. F. Selk, Esq. and Cheklang sericultural stations, There was some excellent racing. Two Naval helpers from H.MS. accompanied by Dr. Benito Mari, adviser, wil also acted as Time League of Nations' and the excitement was sustained Tamar who to the end when three teams Keepers; Starter, Rev. N. V. Hal sail to-day for Szechuen to...study lined up for the Inter-Troop Relay ward, Assistant Commissioner: Re- the condition of sericulture in that Race, The Sea Scouts only need- corder, A. 6. M. L. Tiu. The Deep Province.
valuable gave ing third place to win the Bird Sea Scouts also
the Challenge Cup for
Troop assistance as touch judges and gaining most points in the sports. Competitors Stewards. After having established a sub- stantial lead one of their swim-. mers took a crooked course and fouled one of the Ist Kowloon, (St. Andrew's) team this of course leading to the disqualification of the Sea Scouts. During the course, of the Sports points had been lost in the same way by other troops, and also by falling to make a proper touch at the turn, and St. Andrew's Was eventually awarded the Bird Challenge Cup, having won it by half a point from the Sea Scouts. The 1st Kowloon, St. Andrew's Wall Cubs also carried of the Akela Cup for the Pack winning- most points.
The trip by this special com- mission to that remote province re- presents the extension of the Na- tional Economic Council's work in THE RESULTS. The results of the races were as sericultural rationalisation which has been hitherto confined to Che- follows:-
and other east Cubs.-G. Klang. Kiangsu, 25 yds. Jun. Wolf Saunders, 213/5", G. Crookdake, China provinces. 214/5′′. .
The commission will have the 50 yds. Sen. Scout Champtón-co-operaton of Gen. Liu Hsiang; ship-Sum Ka Mong. 28 4/5". O. chairman of the Ezechuen Pro- Silk worms Bitzer.
vincial Government,
in-
*25 yds. Sen. Wolf Cubs.-R. in Szechuen are known for their Hall. F. Floyd. dead heat 18",
superior quality and it is 50 yds. Jun. "Scouts Backstroke.dicated that the National Econo-
establish R. Maycock. 49 4/5", A. K. Rum mic Council may jahn.
station in that province to deve- lop, the industry.
Wolf Cub Inter-Pack Relay Race. ist Kowloon (61. Andrew's) 87 3/57, 14th. Hong Kong, 87 4/5".
100 yds. Sen. Scout, Champion - ship.-Ip Hon Chuen 70 4/5*, S. Lee.
Jun. Scouts Diving.-N. Booker 24 marks, Yee Wing Jing and Bo Wing Wai 23 marks.."
A SINO-BRITISH
ASSOCIATION
Wolf Cubs Diving.-M. James Sir M. Lampson and Dr. Wang
24 Marks, P. Floyd, 23 marks.
Life Saving Race.--Shin Ka Sing, O. Bitzer.
Shih Chich,
Nanking, Oct. 11-A Sino-British
After the conclusion of the events tea was served and the Certificates, awarded to the suc- cessful competitors.. and the Challenge Cups were presented by .He regretted. the Commissioner. he said, the absence of the Pre- sident of the Association, the Hon. Dr. Kotewall as it would be his last chance of presenting the 50 yds. Jun. Scouts Championship. awards in that capacity. He had N. Booker, 381/5", Ho Wing Wal.
Deep Scopters, Rovers! been invited to come, but had unfor-
Bea Association for the Promotion of tunately already had to refuse an- Scouts' and Senior Scouts',50 yds. Education and Culture is being other Sports engagement and had-Leung Lal Bang, 342/5", Wong | organised here. Among the spen- gent his.wishes for a successful: Sul Cheong. sports meeting and his regrets at being unable to attend. The Com- missioner, saying that it was also as far as he was concerned, the last time that he should be able to do so, expressed his sincere thanks for all who had helped this year and on previous occasions to make the Sports a success by act- ing as Referees, Judges and other! officials, and to the V.R.C. for year by year allowing the Association to use the Bath, than which a more convenient place could not be found.
Sora are Dr. Wang Shih-chien, Senior Scouts Diving.-O. Bitzer, Minister of Education, Bir Miles Lampson, the British Minister, and 25 marks, L. Gibson, 24 marks.
Rover Scouts", Deep Sea Scouts' Mr. "Lo Hsing-yuan, former Prest- Senior Scouts' 100 yards dent of the Shanghai Provisional and Breaststroke-Leung Lai Sang, Court. Mr. Lo is President of the British Returned Students' Union 92 4/5". Wong Sul Cheong.
Inter-Scout Troop Relay Race-in Shanghai-Kuo Min. ist Kowloon, 92 2/5, 1st Hong Kong.
Bird Challenge Cup-1st Kow- loon Troop, (St Andrew's), 17 points."
President's Cup (for Runners-up) 1st Sea Scouts, 16 points. Akela Cup for Wolf Cubs)-1st Kowloon Pack, (St. Andrew's), 11
tA the conclusion the National Anthem was
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(Orders by the Hon. Inspector General of Police.).
Winter Uniform.
All members of the Hong Kong Police Reserve who are not in possession of winter uniform are requested to communicate with their respective Equipment Officers as soon as possible.
Chinese Company. Training Course--Part II-All re- cruits will attend at the Chinese Company Headquarters on Tuesday, 24th October, at 5.30 p.nз. for in- struction.
FIGHT AGAINST
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PLAGUE
Epidemic Gradually Losing Its Violence
Mukden, Oct. 17.
A determined effort to get rid of
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Fall, haval base. the Company Commander.
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of
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• Training Course-Part II-There plans for its development. A com- will be no class at No. 3. Chi Wo pany of soldiers has been detalled Street, Kowloon, on Wednesday. there to maintain peace and order.
-Kuo Min. 25th October
Training Course Part -All recruits of the Indian Company re- siding in Hong Kong will attend at the Chinese Company Headquar- ters, 17, Queen's Road Central, on Thursday, October 26th, at 5.30 pan, for instruction."
CEBU BUSINESS MAN 'HONOURED
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