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ront.
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Goods have left the Godowns, and all
No claims will be admitted after tug-
8th May, 193, will be subject to goods remaining undelivered after the
rent
All broken chafed, and damaged
All Claims against the steamer must be presented to the undersigned on or Goods are to be left in the Godowns, before the anth May, or they will not where they will be examined on 17th be recognized.
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No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned
by
W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA), LTD.
Agents. Hong Kong, 9th May, 1939.
Surveyors Mensta Goddard May, 1938, at 10 m., by
Dorgina.
our
and
Warehouse Regulations consignees To comply with the General Bonded must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.
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No insurance will be effected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned
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KOTEWALL CUP FINAL THIS AFTERNOON
S.CA.A. Select Strong Side
The last big charity football match of the season will be play- ed at Caroline Hil this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock when South China Athletic Association meet the Royal Navy in the Anal- of the Kotowall Cup charity competition.
Lee Wai-tong will not be play ing and the Chinese attack will be lead by Fung King-cheong. with Kwok Ying-ki at inside-left and Ip Pak-wah at inside-right.
Should the Chinese win. they will have completed a clean sweep of all the football trophies during the 1938-39. season. including the Governor's Cup. Lai Wah Cup "Sunday Herald" International Cup, Senior Shield, and the "Daily Presa" League Cup.
Baseball Notes
Giants Clash Sunday
MINDANAO,
UNION
BREWERS MEET
(By. R.O.Y.") ·
At 2.30 p.m. this afternoon. the
Hongkong Baseballers make their first appearance of the season in a match at Caro- line Hill against the Chinese Baseballers.
A double-header will be played to-morrow morning, when the opener, at 10.00 .. will feature Last week's winners. Union Brewers. and Mindanao, in a battle for the undisputed leadership of the league.
The nightcap, at 11:30 am. will see the South China' gang make their debut against the Club de Recreio. "Doc" Molthen and Ernie Hearther, co-pilots of the Club, are still undecided as to their starting line-up owing to
the shortage, despite their 18 men roster, of players who are willing to brave the heat and Lau
sun of our local
For the match this afternoon 3.C.AA. will be represented by the following:-
Cheung Wing-chol; Lee Tin- MADE, Lec Kwok-wai; Bing-chef Leung Wing-chlu, Tse Kam-hong; Tang Kwong- sum. Ip Pak-wah, Fung King- cheong, Kwok Ying-ki and Yeung Shui-yick.
The Chinese and the Navy are on equal terms in the 'Kotewall Cup competition both having de- feated the Army.
LATEST DERBY CALL-OVER
LONDON, May 12 (Reuter-The following is the latest call-over for the Derby:
Blue Peter, 7/2 (0), 4/1 (t). Admiral's Walk, 19/2 (0) Heliopolis, "100/9 (0) Triguero, 13/1 (0), 14/1 (t) Fairstone, 100/7 (0) Fox Cub. 100/6-(0) Buxton, 20/1 (0) Casanova, 20/1 (0) Signal Light, 20/1 (0) Dhoti, 25/1. (0) Remeo II. 25/1 (0)
CARVALHO CHESS CHAMPION
Colony Tournament Concluded
U.S. BASEBALL
RESULTS
NEW YORK, May 12 (Reuter)-- The results of yesterday's matches
were:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R. H. E
Pittsburgh New York
1 4 1
4 8
1
Cincinnati
3
Brooklyn
7 0 4. 10 1:
(Lombardi homered for the Reds and Camill for the Dodgers).
Chicago Boston
6 14 0
"
2 13 2
The match between St. Louis and Philadelphia was not
owing to min.
.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston
2 5 Chicago
3 4. 0 (Foxx homered for the Red Sox), Philadelphia engen
Q 5 D Cleveland
(Milnar pitched for the Indains). Washington
Detroit
SATURDAY, MAY
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DAVIS CUP TENNIS
summer.
For to-day's game, "Doc" will probably start on the mound with Dave Walker behind the plate. Ernie Hearther will be custodian of the initial sack while Waggoner will play at short-stop. Bill Smith and Sam Izatt are expected to take care of second and third BRIGHTON, May 12 (Router) respectively, while the outfelders In the second round of the Davis will be Bautista, Higgins, Law Cup competition, Makroy (Now rence, and A Silva.
Shayes (Great "The Chinese will probably make Britain) 4-6, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3; Наге a few positional changes, streng-(Great Britain) beat Brown (New thening the infield with the inclu-Zealand) 6-3, 6-4, 6-3, slon of Wilbert Wu, former Pui
Zealand) beat
Ching star. Earl Wong will again SPAIN TO TAKE
be seen on the slab and if he re-
produces his form of last week, the PART, IN WORLD opposition will cause the Chinese OLYMPICS
little trouble.
BIG CLASH
BURGOS, May 12 (T/Ocean) Spain intends to participate the Helsinki Olymple Games, ac- cording to a statement made yes- terday by the Spanish Sport Leader, Gen. Moscardo.
The best game will undoubtedly be the Mindanao-UB. clash; the former will field the same line-up as accounted for the Chinese and Manager Charlie Horton is con- Adent that his boys will put up a
The competition will be limited to those sports in which Spain is better batting display to allow "Crooner" Ruel to take things casying made of shooting and riding.
particularly leading, mention be- on the hound.
Unless the
Union Brewers
can also improve their stick- work, they are not expected to take the sallor boys, as Moh'deen Arcalli will have his work cut out to hold the op- posing hitters to a medium- sized score.
The Colony Chess Championship has concluded with D. E. de Car-
"It is difficult to estimate the valho winning by the narrow mar- chances of South China, against gin of half a point, from E. Zim the Recreto squad, as although mern, who is to be congratulated | upon his very fine display during the tournament. He is a greatly improved player.
most of their players have had considerable experience, most of them have not seen active service for some years. Veteran hurler, C. C. Lee, will do mound duty with
It should be noted that Harrison had to withdraw from the tourna- | Szeto Bk receiving." ment during the second round and, having played more than half his matches. had to concede walk- overs to his opponents in the re- maining, fixtures:
"
The final standings were as 1st Rd. 2nd Rd. Tel.
follows:
D. E. Carvalho
E. Zimmer
41. 8.
4
44
8
A. Kurrik
2}
3
5+
To Yu-tau
1
5
Dr. M. O. Paster 1
21
R. 8. Harrison
0
+
RIFLE BADGES
Ten Volunteers Qualify
Ten members of the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps have qualified as Marksmen, according to Volunteer Orders, issued yester- day.
As such, they are entitled to wear Rife Badges..
SOCCER STARS ON VIEW Those well-known footballers, Fung King-cheong and Pau Ka- ping will probably be seen in the and Ip Pak-wah (another soccer Infield, supported by George Wr star) C. C. Leung, Harry Chinn and Tommy Mar, the last-named a transfer from the Chinese Baseball Club, will probably do duty in the garden.
20 and 25,000
He also estimated that between
would make the trip to
German visitors Finland for this event.
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GERMAN TEAMS HELSINKI, May 12 (T/Ocean) -Germany will send a team .of between 300 and 400 athletes to the Olympic Games of 1940, de- clared the Business Manager of the Germun Committee, Dr. Jensch, here yesterday.
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£500 GIFT TO SAVE CLUB
May. LONDON, May 4-An anonymous Formosa Conor, who will not have his Fort Bayard identity revealed, is making a Haiphong. gallant effort to save doomed to apply for re-election, Papers only for Straits and (Parcels
club, Swatow from closing down for good. of the longest established in the Fort Bayard
and Papers for Calcutta). The club is Bristol Rovers, one Saigon. South of England, and unless dran- clal support is immediately forth coming, they may have to close down by the end of the week
Manila. Australia and New Zea
land via Thursday Island-due ( -Thursday Island, 26th May. Talping..
SUNDAY
Mr. Fred Astmead, chairman, Recreio will take no chances
said last night that £3,000 was and," with A. V. Gosano and Nick vitally necessary for the summer Swatow and Shanghal Beltrao back in town, should ex-wages of staff and players.
perience little difficulty in atoning for their previous defeat. Mana-
ger Tony Ribeiro "also expects to include Eddie Gosano in his line
"A sportsman who wants to save us from going under is prepared}"
condition that, to give tis £500," he said, "on the
the
remaining
up and will most likely start £1,500 is forthcoming. At the Johnny Alvares and Mike Men moment his identity cannot be donca as his' first string battery.
revealed."
One course open to the directors YMCA, was a passenger in the will be discussed.
Theo. Ingram, ot thes to transfer players, and `this s.s. Empress of Japan which sailed for Vancouver via porta yesterday.
Mr.
The final of the inter-units cric- ket knock-out competition between
The ten men are 8gt. 4. 8pary, WEATHER REPORT the Royal Engineers and the Royal
HONGKONG ROYAL
· OBSERVATORY
Sgt. G. & L. Johnson, Sapper W. R. Brumwell, C.QMS. HL Lock- bart, Sgt. G, W. Bowden, 6gt. F. Brett, L Corporal K. Crawford, L Corporal J. H. Fox, Pte, L. A. Gib- Barometer (at sea level), 29.79 Ins.
10 am., May 12. son and Pte. T. B. M. Conolly. Temperature," 75 F
Each of the ten are entitled to Humidity: 64 per cent. wear the Single Ride Badge, L Wind Direction, WN.W Cpl K. Crawford, who is a mem-Wind Force (Beaufort), 3. ber of the Armoured Car section, obtained the highest score of 116. followed by Sgt. A Spary (D.EL. Section) and L. Cpl. J. H. Fox: (Armoured Car Section) both of whom scored 108.
YACHT CLUB BOWLS
-TEAM
The following will represent the Royal Hongkong, Yacht Club in their match against the Craigen- gower Cricket, Club to-day
Temperature; maximum yesterday.
81 F
Temperature, minimum lest night,
70 F.
Ramfall for 24 hours ending 10th
to-day, 0.44 ins. Total rainfall since January 1st.
24.83 Ins.,
Agansit an average of, 14.38 ins. Bunset to-night 6.54 pm. N Sunrise to-morrow, 5.45 a.m.
Barometer (at sea level, 29.71 Ins..
4 p.m., May 12, Temperature, 79-F... Humidity 57 per cent. Wind Direction, EST. A Wind Forra (Beaufort), 2. Maximum temperature, 81 F.
P. 8. Cassidy, LE. N. Ryan, A. 8. Mitchel, B. E. Maughan (skip).
GH. Bond, W. J. Hansen, A Nissim, A. W Brown k8rig)!
W. A. Cornell, A. D. Humphreya, Minimum femperature, 88 F
R. HL Wild, G. E. Costello (skip)...
Rainfall, nil,
Artillery, which was to have been played yesterday at Sookanpoo, was postponed to next week due to the poor state of the ground after Thursday's rain.
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From 13 May to 19.1839
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Height
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Standard
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Sat
13
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Sun, 14
Mon. 15
08 37
5.01 17 250
08054
1843 46
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16
Wed
17
Thur 18
Height.
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