16
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1938.
LOW SCORING AT RIFLE SHOOT
HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS FUSILIERS DRAW
JOINT SERVICE, OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON MACAO STEAMBOAT CO LTD & THE
TRAVEL »
THE
SHORT
SAFE
SEA
WAY
by the British Line
CHINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD
CANTON LINE
CURTAILED SERVICE ·
N BAILING FROM EITHER HONG KONG OR CANTON.
MACAO LINE
From Hong Kong Wook der 100 a.m. Kimiku
From Macao
1.00. Bui Tai
1.30 pm. 8 Tal
4.00 p.m. tushan
Saturday
SENDAT.
9. Bai Tai 5.30 p.m. Kinakan 19.30. Minshan 5. Sui Tal
3.00 mm. Bui Tal
4.00 po Sul Tai 4.00 am. Kinaban 14,0 p.m. Kushau
CURSION.
Priestin
Lloyd
Nuis:-All vessels equipped with Wireless, QUEEN'S BUILDING, CONNAUGHT ROAD
Telephons 20101
NEXT SAILING'S
To SHANGHAI
M.V. VICTORIA' 11th Feb.
To ITALY
M.V.
APP
*** VICTORIA".
19th Feb.
Special Two Months' Round Trip Tickets At Reduced Rates
TO BOMBAY
COLM80
SINGAPORE...
SHANGHAI ...
T
£44
£25
£21
||
£41
£22
£19
£18
£13
£11
£13100 £9
£ 6
ROUND THE WORLD tickets issued at Special Reduced Rates
in connection with all Trans-Pacific & Trans-Atlantic Conference Lines. LONDON - 23 days Special THROUGH TICKETS TO facilities for despatch by train of heavy baggage with liberal free allowance.
INTERCHANGEABLE RETURN TICKETS with the Dollar Lines on every favourable conditions.
ITALIA" & "ADRIATICA" LINES Agents for the sale of through and independent tickets to North; Central & South American Parts and to all Mediterranean, Levant & Black Sea Ports.
LLOYD TRIESTINO
PO Box 143. Tel. Addr., "Lloydiano" Tolophones 32982/3 Canton Ageats:-DODWELL & CO. LTD., Shameen.
FOR SALE
NEW LAID LEGHORN EGGS From The Early Sound Leghorn Farm Tai Po Market, New Territory.
Sole Agents
HUNG CHEONG,
(Tel. 57108).
KOWLOON.
THE
66, Nathan Road,
BLUE FUNNEL
/REGULAR AND FAST
FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER SERVICES |
LONDON SERVICF »
"ACHILLES " Bails 23 FEB., for London, Rotterdam,
LIVERPOOL SERVICE
Hamborg & Hull
TITAN" Sail '18 FEB., for Havre, Liverpool
& Bromborough
NEW YORK SERVICE RHEXENOR". Sail 10 FEB., for Boston New York,
Philadelphia and Baltinóro, via Cape of Good Hops PACIFIC SERVICF (via DAIRIN, HOBE, NAGOTA & TOKUHARA) TYNDAREUS" Salls 12 FEB., for Victoria, Vanooutor
& Seatcle
INWARD SERVICE
Dne "MENESTREUS." 10 FEB., From U.K. via Straite
"LYCAON"
AENEAR "ATREU8"
93 FEB, From U.E via Straite
1 MAR, From U.K. via Straits
3 MAR, from U.K. via Straits
Specially reduced fares are quoted for cargo steamera with
limited passenger accommodation
For frei lit, passage rates and informa’inn apply to
Butterfield & Swire,
Tel. 30333,
Agente 1, Connaught Road, C.
WITH CHINESE
Fine Football At Caroline Hill
Though played mostly at a com- paratively slow speed, on account
ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL MEETING “
WEEK
TO BE HELD NEXT
Weather conditions on the Army | the nett spoon while the handicap Ranges at Howloon City yesterday one was awarded to Mr. Langley. of the state of the ground, the afternoon, when the usual Spoon | D.R.C. soccer match between the Royal and Practice Shoot of the Hong
Keen interest is being shown in Welch Fusiliers and South Chins
Kong Rifle Association was held. the forthcoming publication of the Athletic Association, at Caroline | Hill yesterday provided some inter-Were by no means good, and the Association's Year-Book for 1997- unusually low temperature seem-
esting football, and the score of 3-
38, and also iu the Annual Gene-
all is perhaps the fairest indicationed in the case of many competiral Meeting which takes place on tors, to have a detrimental effect. Thursday, February 17th In the of the run of play.
if one is to judgn by the scores European YMCA Building, Jalis- retarned at the conclusion of bury Road, Kowloon. shooting.
The Fusillers were making their farewell appearance in Hong Kong and yesterday they gave another example of their clever football.
On the other hand, there is no
Coples of the Annual Report have been seat in bulk to all
coming up from behind after tral doubt that those members attend- affiliated units and clubs for dis-
extent tribution to
ing 3-1 at half time.
tense During the
last minutes when both sides struggling for the deciding goal, they came very near, on more than the occasion, to winning match. They were definitely doing most of the attacking and it was the fine work of Lee Tin-sang and Lau Hing-chol, more than anything cise, that kept them out.
one
an
ing appreciated, to few greater than before, the amenities provided in the Clubhouse, and were
particularly the comfort and warmth afforded by the Ares in the various rooms. The leading are given below, which scores adequately testify to the dullness of the light, and the cold and piercing wind and for the first time this season many overcoats were being worn on the Bring- points.
The passing between Coakley, Sullivan and Dennis, in particular, was very nice to watch. Talbot tou was an opportunist and made full use of the one real opportunity that came his way.
FUNG AGAIN For the home side Fung King- of a tower cheung was again strength but Chan Tak-fal, at centre-forward, gave an exhibition that was no whit inferior.
In the defence Lee Tin-sang had one of his good days. Tam Kwan- kon, taken as a whole, kept quite well, but he should have stopped one of the shots that beat him.
EARLY LEAD
South China took the lead fairly early on when Chan Tak-fai made no mistake with a shot that gave Rowlands no chance.
The soldiers came back. 'how- ever, and for a time play was kept in South China's half.
It was rather against the run of the play that, following breakaway, Coakley, beat Tam. This goal was definitely in the nature of a surprise, and, nettled, the Chinese returned to the attack
Fung King-cheung put his side ahead shortly after and Chan Tak-fai further increased the lead with a very good shot
After the interval the Fusiliers took up the running and Bullivan reduced the lead after a scramble in the goalmouth. A little later Talbot scored the equaliser.
Then came perhaps the part of the match. Play fluctuated. the ball swinging up and down the field, as both sides tried to get the winning goal
A last-minute thrill was pro- vided when Parry ballooned the ball over the Chinese goal in a desperate, but fruitless effort, to gain the lead,
Teams:-
yesterday The spoon-winners afternoon were as follows:-8.R (b): L/Cp! AW. Downing, RE (nett): Cpl. Gulam Mohamed, H.KF. and Pte. S.R. Bayliss. R.A. SC. handicap). S.R (a): L/Cpl. TF. Baker, 1/Midd'x. R. (nett); Chong. Pte. Y.M.
H.K.V.D.C.. C/Bit. R. Colbourne, and St. 1 Sheffield (handicap), the last two Spoon-winners both belonging to the 1st Bn. Midlesex Regt.
at
SHOOT AT STONECUTTERS At the week-end Spoon Shoot held by the courtesy of the naval authorities on their range
was t welcome Stonecutters. It sight to see, for the first time this season, such a large attendance from the HK.V.D.G.. and L/Cpl. G. A. Ribeiro and 2/LL EV.V. Ribeiro, both belonging to this unit were respectively the winners of the nett and handicap spoons in the SR. (a) series. In the S.R. (b) class O.P.O, Pellow. R.N., won
those members of such units and clubs, who are in- dividual full members of the HKRA.. and we are asked to state that. If any individual, ful: member, whether belonging to an affiliated unit or club. or not. would like a copy of this Report. It will be gladly sent him on ap- plication being made to the Honorary Secretary.
ELECTION OF SECRETARY
At this meeting, amongst other i matters, will be the election of a successor to the present Honorary Secretary, as well as the appoint- ment of an Assistant Honorary Secretary. which post is now found to be necessary, owing to the great increase in the number of mem- size and activities of bera. and the "Association.
It is with great regret that the Association has tomorrow to bid farewell to so many of its mem- bers who are serving in the Royal The Engineers and the 2nd Ba
It W35 Royal Welch Fusiliers. these two units which, when the was formed, gave it Association such an unstinted support, and their members carry with them the best wishes for the future, particularly in the rife-shooting world, from those who are left in the Colony.
The leading scores made yester- day afternoon are as follows-
S.R. (b)
Score at Score at Score at Aggregate
Score Ass'n. 200 Yds 500 Yds. 600 Yds. H'cap. Nett
31
FOREIGN MAILS
Ordinary air mail letters for Imperial Airways Direct Ser- vice to Europe etc.. will, until further notice, be closed at Kow- Inon Post Office and Genernt Post. "Office 9.00 am, on Sundays. Letters for this service may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes at Kowloon Post Office and General Post Office. They ahould be clearly marked "By Air Maḥ" and bear sufficient post- age. Insufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Service, at the discretion of the Post Office.
}
"
Air Mall Service to Shanghai is temporarily suspended.
"Mall Service "Via Siberia” is temporarily suspended.
-INWARD - MAILS
Fin
Stuarth and Manila Tintain and SWATOW... Saanghai and Swarow Á VETRALIA Bnd MANILA JAPAN and Braseña
MANILA
Shanghai and Swarow
HAIPHONG, AKHOI and Hono CANADA, USA. ONOLULU Japax and S'BAI-VAD OUT B. and Jan.... JAPAN and AMOT SHANGHAI and Axor USA, Canada, Japan mori MANILA
(Seattle, date isth January) STATS and EUROPE in NEGA- PATAM (Letters and Papers) London data, 13th January 184 Air Mall by "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-London date. 5th February.
Ways
Air Mall by "Pan-American Air- Direct Service”—San Francisco date, 6th February. Calcutta and sŪRAITS SAIGON
SHANGHAI
AUSTRALIA and Manila
STRAIT, MANILA
LONDOs Farouls London date 8th January STRAITS and Bumors vis Juss (Letters and Papers London, 20th January and Londor Farcel-London "dace 13th-Januar
JAPAN and DBANGBAI... JAPAN and SHANGHAI .... STRAITS --
CALCUTTA and STRAITS
STRUITS
JAPAN
JAVA and MANILA
SEKAITS
Üneinsat Nam Lang
Victoria Kwangtung Swiyang
yar
PRE
101k Fab
10th Feb
Kaying Changte
10th Feb.
**
11th Feb.
Fushimi Maru
11th Feb.
11th Fb.
11th Feb
19th Feb.
15th Fe
12 Feb.
13th Feb.
19th Feb,
13th Feb.
14th Feb.
Emp. of Canada
***
Tilawa Shantung...
Pros, McKinley
Anhun
Imperial Airways Plane
Talma
Aramis
Glenapp
Alruta Mari
Honesthous
Kassar-1-Hind
¡Pan American
15th Feb.
Į Airwaya Plano
15th Feb.
16th Feb
17th Feb,
17th Fob.
17th Feb.
17th Feb.
17th Feb.
18th Feb.
18th Feb.
18th Feb.
10th Feb.
20th Feb,
7'ji apara
2nd Feb.
Yan Erula
33nd Feb.
Pres. DowmeY Varthage... Bangalore Ratsang
Jeypore Than
OUTWARD MAILS
RECHSTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m., registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.
PER
Kurigang
DATE and TIKA
8.90 AX
8:30 AM
1.00
2.00
*
10.30 AM
Parcel 11.30 AM Ord.
13.30 PM
1.30 PY
3,30 M
5.00 K
Kowloon P.O. Reg. 10th 5.00 2 Ord. 10th 5.00 PM- G.P.O. Reg. 10th 6.00 PM Ord:11th 6,00 AM
Friday, 11th,
F
Nett
Nett
Nett
For
1-L/CEL A. W. Downing scr. 2-2/Lt. A: O. Pullman..... 4 3-Cpl.. Gulam Mohamed 5 4. Cpl. Puran Singh... ACT. 5-St. E. J. Jordan.. 8.-P.C. Charan Singh...... 2 7.-E.A. T. G. Johns ........ 8-Surg.-Lt. J. B. Mackle.. 9-6jt. P. Hale
32
.29
92.
30.
32
90
28
30 "
THURSDAY
90+
Thursday, 10th,
28
30
.90
Swator and Bangkok
Bandskan
Tas Seun Hong
3
31
90
Swato, Foochow an entsin
Yunna
29
81
4
89
*Straits und Calcuttar
Hosang
14.
1
26
87
anila
Rhesenor...
best
10 Lieut. R. F. Jenks 11. Lt. A. J. Le Seelleur... 12-L/Cpl. R. W. Powell... 6 13-L/St. H R Butterfeld 1 14. Cpl. J. H. Bingleton.... 8 15 Pte. J. Lever 18-Cpl. W. Viges
Scr.
scr.
28
Hollow
Muinam
30
87
Haiphong
Cantni
30
Madang, Salamana, Tulagi and Babanl Amoy and Foochow (via Amoy)
Friderun...
l'arred
31
27
84
84
Airmail for Chungking by
“CNA.C." Airways Direct Ser- vice."
the
C.N.A.C.
Plane
7
17.-Capt. R. Robertson 18-Pte. W. O'Connor .... 4 19-Pte. B. R. Bayliss. 11
5
28 28
S.B. (a)
1.-L/CPL..T. F. Baker...... 4 2-Dmr. T. Stickley ....... 3C/Bt. R Colbourne.... 7 4 Bdsm. G. Geary
28
28
27
B
-30
5. Bdsm, J. Haigh
10
30
-6.—Cpl. F. C. C. Quah .....
27
7-Pte. A H Cox
8
26
8.Cpl. R. Burkitt
10
10
26
10
26
13
6
217
... 11
12
27
21
......... 12
25
South China-Tam Kwan-kon; Mak Shut-hon, LA Tin-ang: Leung Wing-chul Lau Hing-choi, Tse Kam-hung: Tang Kwong- sum Fung King-cheung Chan Tak-fal. Lai Shul-wing, Lau Chung-sung.
"Fusiliers: Rowland; Wheeler. Keating; Evans, Kenaghan.
Grespy: Coakley, Dennis. Sullivan. Talbot, Parry.
ARMY TRIAL.
The Army football authorities" held a trial at Sookunpoo yester- day, when the Royal Scots, and a mixed team from the Middlesex and Seaforth Regiments were seen in action.
The game was held with a view to selecting the Army representa- tives for the match between the United Services and the Islington Corinthians and after the first half, the teams changed about.
The state of the ground pre-
way of scientific football, but one
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀=88788#ONNBREKE C88888586859535
All the above competitors, used the "1914" rifle
9.-Pte. C. Noble 10.-Bdsm. A Wells 11. Pte. Y. M. Chong 12.-A.B. D. M. Looker 13-Pte. J. M. M. Alves 14-AB. G. Wharton 15. St. L. Shefield
FRIDAY
811
Swatom Shanghai
Bwstow
Tientsin
30
90*
87 831
83
80
80
79
78
77
74
73+
73
73
72
72+
880 888 6 8 8 8 5 9 8 8
-Denotes the winner of the "nett" spoon." -Denotes the winner of the "handicap" spoon. NOTE. The handicap of each winner has been reduced by one point as shown. This procedure applies to all BR. (a) and B.R. (b) Spoon Shopts.
STRONG CLUB TEAM AGAINST IRC.
**
Air Mail for Sian, Lanchow and Chengta, etc. (via Bankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surface transport as Services perralts). Shanghai
oihow, Fekhoi and Haiphong .... Air Mall for "K. LM. Airways Service"-due Amsterdam, 22nd February.
Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & S. Africa, Aden Egypt and EUROPE vin Marseilles due Marseilles, 13th Mar.)
SATURDAY
Dairen and Canada via Victoris B.O.,) -due Victoria 8.0., 16th March.. Shanghai and Japan
Manila
Amoy Lod Foochow (via Amoy) Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-dae London,
21st February...
Kiungchow Gneisenar Soistan Hangian!
8,30 AM
8.30 AM
.8,00 PM
3.30 PM.
G.P.Q. & K.P.0.
Eurasia Plane
Rec Ord.
9.00 AM
9.30 AM
9:30 AM
*!
9.00 PM
F.P.O. & K.P.o.
4.30 PM
5,00 PM G.P.O.&K.P.O.
Victoria Kdying
Fushimi Maru
Ror. rd.
Kushimi Maru
Reg. 101.1.
6.00 PM 6.30 PM
Saturday, 12th
Tyndaraa
9.30 AM
Kunsing...
Emp of Dando...
1,30 AM 1,30 PM
Orame
5.00 PM
¡O.P.O. & K.P.O.
Imperial
Airways Plane Rez, 19th 5.00 2
Ord. 13th 8,00 AM
Airways Plane
Attred
Reg. 12th 5.00 PM
Chekiang... Fasisang
UNIVERSITY BEATEN Al Mall for "Australia by Imperial Imperial
Airways Service"-dus Darwin, 20th February. Straits and Calenti
BUNDAY
Bestow and Shanghai
MONDAY
Bouth America and EUROPE vía Japan, Canada, USA. Central and Victoria, B.C-due Victoria B.0. 6th March
The Univeralty suffered a defeat The following are Hong Kong at the hands of the Chinese Police vented anything much in the Cricket Club teams for Saturday: yesterday in the Junior Baleld game 1st. Eleven v I. R. C. away (at played on the Et. Joseph's ground. or two players distinguished |Bookunpoo): ke W. Hayward The game was quite even but the Swatow and Tientsin themselves, in particular Grogan (Capt.) R. D. Allen, M Police managed to break through Saw. Fraser, Hosack and Clark.
Six goals were shot in all, being Haymes, L. D. Kilbee. J. H B. on occasions and in the first half Leckie, H. B. Neve, F. Marshall, H. Wong Mon Kwel netted twice and more or less shared by the sides.
Owen-Hughes, J. L C. Pearce, LChan But Chu scored the third goal, In the second half Fan Kwel-chun T. Ride and M. R. Swain,
The teams 2nd. Eleven University (at added the fourth goal In an R. A. Cup game yesterday Home): E. J. R. Mitchell. '(Capt.)
FOLICE: – Chia Kam-yue, o on the Chatham Road ground, the H. W. Baines, H. D.,Bidwell, C. W. 20th. and 24th. Batteries of the E. Bishop, J. H. Fox, A. T. God- Royal Artillery drew, with a score frey, R. 8. W. Patterson, D. 8. of 1-1. McAndrews, scored for the Robb, GA Stewart, W. Stoker 20th. Battery and Atkins levelled and F. H. Stokes. the 24th's
GUNNERS AT FOOTBALL
The teams wero:
24th, Battery: Minshull; Howells, Walls; Hassock Summer and Hawes; Marshal Twydale, Findley Atkins and Barlow.
DAYMEN WIN AT CRICKET
In a friendly cricket match st
were.
Amoy
TUESDAY
Winz. Wet Shul-kay, Mak Hon-tan, Swatow Wan Son, Jay Shu-yue, Chan But-Malla Makaster and Sourabaya chui, Fan Kwei-chun, Wong Moh- Airmail for Manila, Guam, Hono- kwet, Lee Kum, and Kong Hing.
lula, and U.S.A by the “Fan- UNIVERSITY: - Chean Chong-
American Airways Direct. Ber kee, Lee Fan-tong. Tam Chin-wah,
vice" doo San Francisco 23rd Hu Peng-keun, Lee Siu-luen, Lean.
February Whoon-liang, Chiang Lee-hal Chan Bing-hang, Yong Kin-lin, Ling Blog-hang and Lam Yue-seng.
20th. Battery: Hall: Marsh, Happy Valley yesterday between two Doyle and Brown: Woolwich, Ran-teams from HMS Cumberland. the and Communications replied with kin Weldrick; Marshall: McAn-Daymen beat Communications by only 55, Falmer taking 5 wickets drews Cross, Westwood.
67 runs. The winners scored 122 for 25 runs.
Pria. MeKinlay
Buiyang Thisadane Toinen
Pan Americau
1G.PO. & A.P.O.
· Airways - Plane}}
Superscribed correspondence only.
Ord. 13th 9.00 AM
Par. 12th 6.00 PM Ord. 14th 9.30 AM
Sunday, 13th
8.30. AM
8.20 AM
Monday 14th Parcels Beg
3.00 PM
415 PM
Ond
5.00 TK
Tuesday 15th,
8.30 AM
8.30 AM
3.30 PM
Kouloon P.O. Blog 15th 60+ YM #rd. 16th 5,00 2
GEORGINA Beg.18thtopi Ord. 18th 8.00 AM
Printed and Published by Henry Lloyd Marrow, for the Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd, at Marina House, third floor, 15-19, Queen's Boud Central, Hong Kong. Tondon Office: 83. Fleet Street E.C.L