FOOTBALL.

UNITED SERVICE LEAGUE,

R.CA. v. Cind.

THE A. D. C..

Flual Performance of "The Angel in the House"

The third performance of "The Angel in the House" by the Hongkong Amateur Dramatic The Club were able only to Clab took place in the Theatre raise a scratch team in their match Royal on Saturday evening, and against the ganners for the Unit-once again delighted those who ed Service League honours on attended. There was not a Vy Saturday afternoon. More than fall house," but the audience that, they were a man short for was appreciative and the whole part of the game, Croucher having thing went with a swing that in to go off the field. Despite these itself meant succeSE.

As was only to be expected, the facts, however, ther gave a good account of themselves, and, for performers were seen to even more than once, sat the gunners' better advantage than in the two defence thinking hard. Croucher previous presentations, and the looked like soaring at the early performance had more of that atage of the game, having a fiue essential realism infused into it, opening, but he most unfortunate the absence of which so often

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1916.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. -

Para Nikko Maw from Manila' on

Brown Master D Bromex Mina MW Brown Mr & Mrs Calons J W

Callahan D

Camp H H

Darrison MED Davenport Dr H Dry Mr & Mrs FETT

Dasy Mr & Ma

Fedemann Mr &

Mix C

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Komkavsky Miss M

Listune D D Moran J P

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Pastor Peter GG Putnam LE

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Rubio J Tait 3

Per as. Es tan from Foochow in 12th March-

Bond Miss Caralho Mr CC Fament TBG

Harveste FJ

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Fera. Honing from Haiphong c 12th Margh- Bowring Mr & Mrs Kalle E offenbanan Ponchat

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Per sa. Itola from Calcutta on 17 March.--

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Per La St. Albans from Kobe on 13th

Sutter Mr J B Thomas Me & Mem

I failed to put on the "finishing detracts from amateur efforts. Ma touch," and the gunners had only The play seems with subtle Bell Kr P

congratulate themselves on sarcasm and wit, and at Satur- Memphine Mr& Hits Thorge Mus

The leather day's presentation, the finest of Pisarenko Mr & Mrs their good fortune. was then taken to midfield, both these delicate points were made teams playing hard for the open- apparent and greatly enjoyed by ing score, which,

a the sadience, who frequently

Insurance Compacy Report. well-combined attack the langbed with a spontaneity that

The balance-sheet of the New part of the gunners' forward spoke of real appreciation. Without fine, was scared through a fine exception, the performers render-Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd, for shot from Swan, giving Goldened their respective roles in admir. 1915 shows a surplus on the year's berg little chance of clearing able style. Appearing for the transactions of £98,108 17s 11d Play was then well balanced, and fire: time as Lallie Bindloss, Miss An interim dividend of 3/- per the half-time whistle found the Phoebe May was distinct share has been paid, and a final success, a fact that the audience dividend of 6/- is ror proposed. core unaltered.

The balance carried forward is were not slow to demonstrate.

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Oa resuming, both sides played hard, the Club being keen on an The staging was again excellent equaliser, while the gamers and the greatest credit reflects on strove to increase their lead, but Mr. W. Sinclair for the way in hard luck prevailed or both sides, which he has produced what is The Club forwards were "nipped no doubt a most difficult piece. in the bad every time they Pleasing service

again attacked, while Dickie and Bail rendered by the orchestra. Tar- ton, the Club's backs, proved ing the three presentations as thecuselves equally determined, a whole, the Club are to be and blocked many fine attacks complimented on again providing which looked particularly danger such pleasureable entertainment whistle found for residenta, who are for the que. The fias! the Club the happy losers most part of the rear without by one goal to love. The Clab opportunities to enjoy such things.

At forwards are gradually realising the conclusion of the value of combination, though Saturday'sgame showed that they were rather inclined to over-do it: R. E. v. Shropshires.

the

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Among those present In this match, which was play- His Excellency the Governor (Sir ed on the Naval ground, both Benry May, KCMG) who was teams shoved determination from accompanied by Lady May and the start, and a good game was the Mi sea May. witnessed by a large gathering!

After

of military spectators. several good attempts on both aides, the game ended in a goal- Insa draw.

SECOND DIVISION HONGKONG LEAGUE

Shropshires v. St. Joseph's

College:

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THE SITUATION IN CHINA.

Another Reported Attempt to seize a Gunboat.

It is reported among the Hong- kong Chinese that an attempt was made on Saturday, to seize a Chinese gunboat near Shun Tak, which is about midway between the Chino-British frontier and Canton.

The Collegians had a most up fortunate experience in their match with the Shropshires,

Apparently the tactica pursued suffering defeat to the tone by the offenden were similar to of 4 goals to 1, although those recently reported in the Sai it must be said that one of the Wo case and met with as little. goals. was scored by Cordeiro, the success. It is also stated that, on Collegians' right back, who, in this occasion, there was a more the course of a dangerona attack, marked prevalence of the ruffian most unfortunately miscalculated and pirate element among the bis kick, and lodged the leather attackers-e fact which, according into the net, giving Omar no to some of the Chinese here, will chance. Confu

Diocesans v. Confucians, help to damn the cause of the “reformera.” Indeed, there is a

This mich, played on the Clab ground, ended in a win for the Chinese by 2 goals to 1, the School, as asal, taking the defeat most sportingly.

Islamics v. Dock Juniors.

The Dick Jauiors were most

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ysympathy which local Chinese may originally bave had with the anti-Yaan party has been killed by this employment of known bad characters in connection with the

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