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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL
11, 1934.
INTERPORT HOCKEY DINNER
Growth Of Game In Far H. K. CLUB TO
East Stressed
HOCKEY "NOT ASSOCIATION
FOOTBALL!
Over 80 hockey enthusiasts including those who took part in the games against Malaya were present at the Interport Hockey dinner which took place at the Cafe de Luxe, China Emporium, last night, Mr. E. W. Hamilton, President of the Hong Kong .. Hockey Association being in the chair.
The steady growth of hockey in the East and an appeal to all players respond quickly to referees' decisions were stressed by the speakers which included Mr. E. W. Hamilton, Surg Commdr. Phillips, Captain of the Colony's team, and Mr. A. C. Cunning- ham Perdriau, Captain of the Malayan team."
The dinner was featured by four of the Malayan players being dressed in their native clothes, Messrs. Abbas, Baharom, Raja Mohammed, and Rahman.
Seated at the official table were Mr. J. S. de Souza, manager of the Malayan team, Mr. A. A. Dand, Vice-President of the Hong Kong Hockey Association, Mr. B. Preedy of the Malayan team, Lt.-Comdr. F. B. Leigh, R.N., Mr. W. A. Reed, Captain of the Colony's Civilian team, Mr. R. H. Wong, Hon. Treasurer of the H.K. Hockey Association, Mr. A. C. Cunningham Perdriau, Captain of Malaya, Surg. Lt.-Comdr. Phillips, Captain of the Colony team, Captain R. C. S. Bates of the Army, Mr. F. A. Kemp. Hon. Secretary of the Hong Kong Hockey Association and Mr. J. E. Potter of the Hong Kong Hockey Club.
Messrs. F. Abraham, Remedios and Gatteres, Jullo Valadia Professor Moxon entertained during the evening. "
A1 the conclusion of the speeches, Mr. E. W. Hamilton pre- sented the Malayan team with a hockey stick autographed by members of the Colony's hockey eleven.
'HONG KONG TAUGHT
TO PLAY HOCKEY”
HOW
Mr. Hamilton said that it was his proud privilege to propose the health of the Malayan team who head come up such a long way to teach Hong Kong how to play hockey! (Laughter).
**MALAYA'S" SUPERIORITY
MEET INCOGNITOS
Triangular Tourna
ment
The Hong Kong Hockey Club seniors are meeting the Incogni tos" in a friendly match at King's Park at 5.15 p.m. to-day and will field, the following team:-0. L Gregory; A. A. Dand and J. Rod- ger: W. A. Reed, H. J. D. Lowe, and E. V. Reed; H. Owen Hughes,. J. L. Tetley, N. A. E. Mackay, J. E. Potter and J. W. Pote Hunt.
da Incognitos":-A. P. Eca Silva; A. A. Remedios and F. J. Barros; 8. Reed, N. Beltrao and R. J. Reed; F. Reed, A. V. Gosano, J. M. Pinto, R. C. Reed and A. P. Souza,
On Friday, "the Hong Kong # | Hockey Club are meeting the Royal Navy in the first round of the Triangular Tournament and on the R.N.O.S.C. ground at 5 p.m. and will field the same team.
Personally be thought Malaya's success was "attributed to slight superiority on their part as far as quickness on the ball was con- cerned, "but they had extremely hard to get away with
Hong Kong was a very young Hockey Association and had hard-it at all, ly got down to bedrock yet. They were just starting and to and that they could get such a sporting side like Malaya to come up here and
could
辽 arrange
not see everyone.
to work
played their They
best game against Hong Kong and were ex- tremely fortunate to beat Macao on Monday "and the United Services yesterday. The game against the Hong Kong Civilians was a stërn and ding dong battle and might have been anybodys' game,
programme. pleased them very much. As re- gards the series of games he did He saw the Interport game and he thought Malaya
extraordinarily an good side and were a very much better side than Hong Kong were on the play.
were
Referring to grounds Mr. Per- driau said that they in Malaya played in water-logged grounds,. and when tossing
had
11p
to also decide the tides (laughter): The thing which amazed, him
They had been very pleased about most was the rapidity of their
the grounds they played on here. stickwork and although the score He had great pleasure in present- was 4 nothing against the Colonying an autographed hockey ball he thought a score of 3–1 against į signed by all the Malayan players," Hong Kong would have been more to the President of the Hong Kong accurate, not
depreciating the Hockey Association, and they look- merits of the Malayan" team, ed very much to a visit from Hong The game was enjoyed enof Kong to Singapore next season in mously. He observed that Malaya which to provide the Colony with had an advantage of acquiring an opportunity of getting their good stickwork through grounds revenge. which played truer than the local felds, Hong Kong had shortened grounds and they were trying their best to remedy this.
He asked the Malayan team to rise and toast Hong Kong.
HONG KONG'S REPLY "Hockey was not Association
Surgeon Commander Phillips, the Football gone to grass, it is a Hong Kong Captain, said that um- most scientific game and unless itpiring was a very difficult business is played scientifically it is no use and he would like to congratulate whatever. It is a game which is Mr. Palmer, Mr. Preedy and Lt.
ance
the
apt to, upset people and that is Comdr. Leigh for their efficient why we always stress the import- umpiring. He congratulated the
of umpiring. Here
organisers of the series and es- speaker payed a tribute to Com- pecially mentioned Mr. F. A. Kemp mander Leigh and Mr. Preedy for and the Committee who had had their umpiring.
a very difficult proposition in the organisation.
APPEAL” TO HOCKEY PLAYERS
He also thanked the Press for their kind help and the Reporters Mr. Hamilton appealed to all who had taken such trouble in re- hockey players to play the game porting the matches. Hong Kong quickly and cleanly and to be he said, had" not come up, to ex- quick to appreciate the referees'
pectations. Speaking on grounds decisions. In conclusion Mr.
Dr. Phillips said the grounds in Hamilton hoped that Hong Kong Hong Kong were not good as they would be able to give the visitors were overplayed. For the ambi- a better time on their next visit and tous hockey player who wished to hoped the local team would go play for England, Ireland or any
to Malaya and literally, other International
country, the "tear the pants off them "
player must have good grounds. He asked the gathering to rise In Hong Kong there was the ten- and drink the health of the dancy to praise the spectacular. Malayan side, "good sportsmen, This was not correct as the man Jolly good hockey players and peo- who gets his name un "the top of ple we hope to see again. (AD- the tree if he is spectacular, must
be safe.
down
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Dress
Miriam Hopkins has just re- ceived a boxfül of new frock, from Paris, and is so pleased with one model in black velvet with sleeves and collar of heavy white lace that she has announ- ced her intention of wearing it in scense for "Chrysalis,” in which she will shortly appear. with George Raft.
This is an unusual procedure for any star to adopt, since all cos- tumes are designed and made in the studio wardrobe department. JEAN'S NEW FOOTWEAR Jean Harlow has contributed the most amazing evening foot- gear to the local mode of any of the Hollywood stars. Her, even- Ing sandals are amazingly lovely. Of white satin, the sandal front and straps are made of gleaming gold kidskin
All Claims must be sent to the Under signed before Wednesday, 18th April, 1994, or they will not be recognized.
from Godown on and after 9th April.
Optional cargo will not be landed here, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival but carried on from port to port to the final prot of call to which the option extends
All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined "onany Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10,45 A.M. and Noon within the free storage period.
Damaged packages must be left in the Godown for examination by the No claims will be admitted alter Consigness and the Company's Sur the Goods have left the steamer's veyors, Massra. Goddard & Douglas, at | Godown, and all Goods remaining 10 am on Friday, the 18th April, | undelivered after the 16th Apr, will 1934.
be subject to rent
Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable "goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns.
No Fire Insurance will be affected by 'de În any caag whatever.
R. OHL,
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"OLIVER THE EIGHTH"
. For sports wear Jean Harlow' is featuring a sandal-brogue of navy blue suede. It is the per- fect combination of ghile shoe Title Of New Laurel
and sandal in that the suede is cut unusually low-just enough, to cover the sides of the feet and the heels-then held on" by means of navy blue boot and through slits out in the clasping with a buckle
side
shoe at one
Hardy Picture
Although it will not concern itself with royalty, Laurel and Hardy's
film. forthcoming fun now in production, is to be titled, Oliver The Eighth. very
The heel is
low. comtortable and suede-covered. The effect in chic unusual and amusing.
NEW COLOUR COMBINATION"
Brown and grey-an unusual colour combination-afe having i phase, of popularity just now. The new Mrs. Gary Cooper went off on her honeymoon in platinum-grey" corduroy and sables. Her shoes were brown, her stockings grey, her hat grey and her gloves, and bag brown.'
This colour combination is subtle and lovely, so long as the shades are carefully chosen. Carole Lombard has a satin frock which has a brown grey
Instrous piece of material which Batin yoke-agleaming soft.
ties into a loose Windsor, tie at #the low-high neck and which is very flattering to "her blonde colouring. Bhe wear grey sandal with this costume, but brings in the brown again in sheer hosiery.
THE UBIQUITOUS SUIT Claudette Colbert is typically that she always has French-in
a very fine tailored sult, for wear in her private life in the fore- plause)
front of her wardrobe.
Claudette's He spoke of the spread of hockey
latest suit is 01. Mr. A. C., Cunningham Perdrlau,
„navy blue. It is simple in cut. captain of the Malayan team Bald in the past 14 years and referred it was a great pravilage for him to its growth in the East where and avolds the broad shoulder to captain an all Malayan hockey Hong Kong. had done her part, exaggeration, and relies on ita.
many blouses for variety. In these days it meant so much to side in the arst Interport to take people in the Empire to know each place between the two Colonies other and playing games was the Personally, he was getting past the best method for friendship. standard (laughter), but he had
He said the big point was not been fortunate in being able to bring a team, which although not to play to win or lose but to say a scientific crowd of hockey play after the game that the opponents ers, were very nippy lot, and he were jolly good crowd, and this is took the opportunity to thank what had been appreciated in the them for all they had done as a Malayan team
team
He thanked all those people who came to the ground to cheer Hong thanked his opponents for Kong on, and they had also cheer their very excellent games and ed Malaya when they had done also the Association for their very something good and won the game. kind invitation and excellent ar- This was a true testimony: of rangements.
sportsmanship.g
The blouses range from white mousseleine, with pleated.neck #ruffles,⠀⠀ to" washing - silk, neatly taliored. There is a wonderful- blouse of powdery suver - fabric. with great blue designs on it which Claudette Colbertuses: when she wears a "tailleur" to a tea-party.
The story is based on the ad- ventures of two small town barber (Laurel and Hardy) who seek an easy road to fortire via the matrimonial route.. Lloyd French has been selected by General Mangager Henry Gins- berg to direct the new fun opus.
All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the undersigned on or before the 30th Apr., or they will not be recognised.
N. Fire Insurance will be affected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agents 8th April, 1934.
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From SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK NORFOLK, NEWPORT NEWS & WILMINGTON.
Steamship
THE STUF ATHENS.” having arrived, Consignees of Cargo by her are informed that all Goods are
being landed at their risk into the
hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Go- downs of Messra. Holt's Wharf, whance delivery may be obtained.
Optional Cargo will be carried on, anles notice to the contrary be given prior to arrival of steamer.
No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the godowns, and all goods remaining undelivered after 18th April, 1931, will be subject to Rent.
All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before 23rd April, 1934, or they will not be recognisel
All broken, chafed and damaged, goods are to be left in the godowna, Where they will be examined on any Tuesday's or Fridays, between the Hours of 10,46 m., and Noon, within, the Free Storage period of One Week,
No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
THE BANK LINE, ITD.
Agosta.
ALINE MACMAHON'S FIRST Hong Kong, 9th Apr., 1984.
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THE Steamer
"SAARRRUECKEN" having arrived from BREMEN, HAM- BURG and Ports, Consignes of Cargo. are hereby notified that their Cargo is being landed at their risk into the Go- dowus of the Hong Kong and Kowlood Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon, where Delivery can be obtained.
Aline MacMahon, the brilliant character actress. who started her | 7|| Alm career as a secretary in “Five Star Final" and has made many successful appearances since in such pictures as "Silver Dollar," "Heroes For Sale, and: “Gold Diggers of 1933," has now been promoted to stardom and is.. Claim to have scored a trimphant personal hit in her first véhicle; "Heat Lighthing." The story sees her for most of the time in the overalls of a garage proprie tress, and is adapted from a stage. play that ran for many months on Broadway. Miss MacMahon's supporting cast Includes - Arin Dvorak, Glenda Farrell, Preston Foster, and Frank, Mc Hugh.
LILIAN HARVEY TO BE DIRECTED BY PAUL
Paul Martin, co-director of Li- lian Harvey's most successful foreign motion picture," Con- 'gress." Dances, has been selected to direct Miss Harvey on the Fox
flot after Fox producers saw his
Brocade blouses, by the way, will be one of the spring modes, and they look most effective, BE they gutter from beneath the coat. The high neckling will be far more popular than the V or square shape.
work on his first American furì,
Orient Express The produc- tion is to be Lottery Lover,?? Miss Harvey's next starring pic- ture and will follow her work in George White's Scandals" No, leading man has been chosen yet,
Consignees are further notified that the Stesmer "BAARBRUECKEN.” has taken at HAMBURG and BREMEN Through Cargo for HONG KONG or 8.8. STAL, 8.8. STRAUSS and 5.5. "OTKIT" from KOTKA and GOTHEN- BURG.
All Goods remaining undelivered after the 15th of Apr., 1984, will be subject, to Bent
No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any case whatever.
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godown for stamination" by · the Com. gases and the Company's Barreyor, Messrs. Anderson & Ashe, at 10 am on the 14th of April, 1984, a sa
Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged clatiable: goods are examined by Company's surveyors.
No Claim will be dicitted after the Goods have left the Godown and all Clsíma mnat: bs presented within Two"
Wocks of the Ship't arrival here, after which date they will not be recognised.
Consignees are requested to surrender. their Bill of Lading to the Undersigned lor Countersignature.
MELCHERS & C0, **Agenta: Norddeutsonak Ldorn, Bxzxzr. Hong Kong, 7th April, 1984.
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