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LOCAL SPORT
Queen's College Swimming Sports.
The annual aquatic sports of Queen's College were held yester day afternoon in the V.R.O. bath kindly lent for the purpose. There
THE BONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913.
missing what seamed a certainty The Palice took up a brief attack, Booker and Wilson making praise- worthy allempts to reduce the lead, but the roldiers' defence was the end Swann saved finely from not to be caught napping. Before Conden; undoubtedly he and Cave were the strong men on the
POST OFFICE.
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London (via Siberis) of Wednesday 10th The Mexico Matt with the maila.from and Saturday 18th Ully is due to arrive here to-morrow.
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Was Barge attendance of scholar. /Police side. Time arrived with Mafland also with the Mail ex Manchuria
and the racsa roused very great enthusisam. The inter-sobocl team race was quite as exciting as last year, and the Diocesan Sohcol team had an easy victory. It was won a match by careful arrange- ment of the team as by anything `also, and in this respect the Kow- lood British Sobeol lost much ground to the winners. The abanpionship of the College was won by M. Abbas who swam a good four lengths, while in the race for V. B. C. members Sowell ssoared premier position.. The programme was in the hands of the masters of Queen's College, and it was mainly due to their efforts that the spurts, were such
a success.
The prize winners are na follow:-
Beginners Race (two lengths): Wong Kam-cheung: 2 Lau
Yau Chi,
Team. Race: 1. Diocese School;
2, Kowloon British Sobool.
Plunging 1, K. Taira; 2 Lo Mon flin,
Four Lengthe (handicap): 1, Lou Yau Chi; Wong Kam Chenng
Diving for Plutas: Ab Wah, B.B.B. and M. Abbas (tie) 11 plates each; 2, K. Tairn, 6 plates, Championship (100 yards) : 1. M. Abbas; 2, Choa Man-ping,
Lifebuoy Rave: 1, La Man-bin and Lo Man-ho; 2, Danenberg and Choa Man ping.
Four Lengths (for V.R.C. men bare) 1, G. W. Sewell; 2, R. A.
Carvalho.
FOOTBALL
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the soldiers attacking.
D. O. L. I. Rererves. 2, Hong- kong Police, Nil..
FOOTBALL.
Hongkong Association Mosting,
The Chiyo Maru with the American le dus to arriva heran Wednesday, the.
8th inst
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MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY,
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TO-MORROW. Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Mucasen-Fer TJIMAHI, 4th Oct., 8 8.0.
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED,
Hakata Car, Je 6.241. H. Nomor
tad last-bioji and Japan 27th Machaw, Ger... 948, Zollner, End Inst.
ult, Matches, sto.—N.Y.K,
Bangkok 25th ult. Rico.-B. and 8. Foochaw, Br... 1,926, Owen, 2nd inst.— Baigon 18th ult., Rica-B. and 8. Bhanal, Br, s. 1,228, Simons, 2nd Inst
Saigon 28th ult., Rice.—B. and 8. Paoting, Br. ss. 1,228, Barkes, 2nd last, **
Balgon 28th Inst., Rice.-B. and 8. Telona, Guy, an. 8,163, ▲ White, Indinst.
-Bingapore 85th ult,, Cinsine.- A.P.400.
[rat.—"wangyon_3rd Inst., Cə- ment Btcne, -A, Buns, Japan, Swed, s. 5,219; C. A. Paulson,
Ord, Inst.-8lpgapore 27th ult Ger.-A. N. & Oc.
WEATHER REPORT,
On the 3rd at 11.15.-A depression which formed between the Loockoos and Bonins yesterday, bus deepened and is now central to the south of Japan.
Pressure is still comparatively low to
the east of the Philippines.
Changes along the coast to Annam are small.
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Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, 1.41 inches.
FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.
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P. & 0.8. N. Co.'s office,
Hongkong, let Oct, 1913
Kaifuku Maia, Jap. 1. 3,091. 8. Kieni. Lalang, Br. us. £,224, H. E. Gibroy, Srd
Srd-løst.-Moji. Coal—M.B.K
Inst-Moji 28th ult.. Gra.-J. M. & Co.
In the absence of the President, Mr A. P. Storrie presided at the Wei-hai-wel and Tiental-Per CHIP, Misumi Matu, Jap... 1,908, Busiki, and monthly mesting of the Hongkong Football Asscalation held at the R. E. Theatre (the headquartera) yesterday evening. It was report. ed that the Commodore of the Batavia, Naval Yard and the Genoral Officer Commanding the Troops Saigon in South China had agreed to become patrons of the Association. His Excellenoy the Governor bas also boon asked to accept a similar position. It was decided to await
reply from His Excellency,
The Hon: Secretary reported that he had attended the anoval meoting of the United Services
South
Canadian & Ameri- American
Siberian
Per HALDIS, 4th (nat., 9 a.m.
Japan vla Moll, Honolulu, Indó Maru, Jap. as, 3,072, K. Komiya, Manzoo, Salina, Croz, Arica
Sed Inst-Singapore. 26th ult. Iquique, Valparaico and
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Langue and the Hongkong Longue Batavia, Choribon, Samarang and Soura in bia espacity of Vice-Chairman
inst., 2 p.m.
of each. Each League bad decid-shanghai, and North China-Fer TING ed to affiliate with the Hongkong
F. A. and had revised its rules to Philippine
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It was stated that a letter had been sent to Shanghai F.A with Swatow regard to the formation of this Association, and to the effect this would have on the interport match which usually takes place in February. No reply has been re- ceived as yet..
The suggestion adoptad at the, previous meeting as y clube
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D.C.L.I. Reserves Defeat Police.helonging to H.M.ships Newcastle, Bwatow,
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Ilongkong Police: Swann, to join up with the Association. Clarke, Cave, McNight, Gardner, thus bringing every clubiot line, Drary, Grimmett, Reynolds, Booker, Taylor, Referee: Mr. Moran..
The Hon. Secretary reported. Wilson, that he had made arrangements Stonecutters ensuring permission with the Army Authorities at for referees wishing to land there on duty. The Referees' Examin- The referees recommended for ao- ing Board press'd their report. ceptance were
approved, and certificates were ordered to be signed.
The soldiers at once took up the attack. Cave and Clarke had to give of their best to ward off the attack." Grimmett and Reynolde combined nicaly and looked like braaking through, Bailey nipped in smartly, and cleared. Newboold was quick to seize a pretty opening made by Holmes; he raced tow in the books leaving Swann helpless with his final shot. Stung by this ravers, the Police attacked strongly. From Wilson's corner Beynolds ought to bave cleared, but he dallied and Holmes cleared strongly. Cave handled in the dreaded area and the full penalty was awarded but luckily for the Polies it was not taken advantage of. Buck made smends however, by putting the soldiers further ahead just before interval.
The Police were completely outclassed in the second half; only Swann's splendid exhibition of goal-keeping and the faulty
Officers, sanction bas ben receiv By the courtesy of the R. E. ed for the Theatre attached to the Wellington Barracks to become the Official Headquarters of the Association, and to the kindness was acknowledged.
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The following vessels have pasted the (Europe via
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TIDE TABLE.
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