'FOOTBALL.
SATURDAY'S GAMES..
Large crowds at the Valley on Saturday, saw three very lively
the Navy, games, R G. A Hongkong Club, South China, St. Joseph's and Kowloon all being on view.
The Club game with St. Joseph's was a very light one, and again St. Joseph's showed well in every department. It was left to the ubiquitous Stewart to open the scoring for the Club this year with a fast low effort, and the failure of the other players to get goals was a
great tribute to St. Joseph's defence, which was of a high order. St. Joseph's were well balanced throughout, and played with more combination than the Club who relied too much on individual dashes, but the form shown by McTavish, Reichelmann, Rodger, Railton and Stewart augurs well for the Club's chances when the team is com. pleted for league fixtures. Several new men were tried and Brogson and his partner on the right wing gave distinct promise.
GOLF.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Golf Championship was taken a stage further at Fanling yesterday, the result of the ties being-
A. B. Stewart beat Dr. Lindsay Woods, and 1.
Major Leslie Smith beat G. Davidson, and 6.
Lieut-Col. Coles beat G. S. Archbutt, 4 and %.
EXCHANGE.
SELLING.
T/T Demand 30 dịa 60 dis
4/476
4/4 11/16
4/4 13/16
4/4 15/16
4 m/s
4/5 1/16
T/T Shanghai
Nom.
|
T/T Singapore..
186.
T/T Japan
182
Į
T/T India.
216
Demand, India
216
T/T San Francisco)
New York.f
9116
|
T/T Java.
234
T/T Marks
Nom.
1.90
BUYING.
4/6 4/614
4/69% 4/616
co &New York)
9276
m/s. Marks
Nom.
4 m/s. Fraces
was
8.14 8.22
The
W$5
. S. H. Dodwell beat N. L. Smith, at the 19th hole.
Iten
The match between Stewart | and Dr. Lindsay Woods was a ding-dong struggle. both playing very consistently. They were all square at the 16th, wher Mr. Lindsay Woods topped a tee shot. Stewart kept the advant age and won after a very stiff comfortable win over Davidson, game. Major Leslie Smith had a playing very consistently through-
out, The match between Lieut. Col. Coles and Archbutt marked by ups, and downs. latter started well and four up, but he fell badly to pieces later, whilst his opponent played a very safe, steady game and eventually won.
Dodwell and Smith had a hard tussle, the The Club are playing the former winning at the last hole. Hongkong Police on Saturday At the 10th hole, Dodwell next, and efforts are being made
four was
down, but he later recovered, whilst Smith by the Committee to induce some of the older members of the Club missed a fine opportunity to assist the side, including Mc-halve at the 19th. Cubbin, Chassells and Stalker. With the players assisting in the coming season, the Club should provide good class football for their supporters."
The R. G. A. display against South China Reserves was prom- ising, but many familiar faces were missed on the Military side. and the Regimental
being team also
engaged in
a cricket match kept several players who will represent the side away. The R. A. started with 8 men only but others came on and goals came at regular in- tervals and the team should settle down to a capable side.
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The draw for the semi-final
19:---
A. B. Stewart v. Major Leslie- Smith. Lieut-Col. Coles v. S. H. Dodwell.
Stewart is generally regarded as the favourite.
H.M.S. KENT.
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HER FALKLANDS FIGHT RECALLED.
T/T Francs Demand, Paris
4 m/s. L/C ... 4 m/ɛ. D/P
30 d/s. Sydner sad)
6 m/s. L/C
Melbourne 30d/s. San Francis-1
6 ra/s. Francs Demand, Cermany. Demand, New York 919g Demand, Bombay... T/T Bombay
216
T/T Calcutta
216 Demand, Calcutta... Demand, Singapore. 186 Demand, Manila 190
On Haiphong On Saigon
On Bangkok Sovereign...
Nom. Nom. Nom.
4.50 Noir..
Bar Silve, per oz. 6334 Gold leaf per Tael... 32.80
6274
forward
C. coins
SUBSIDIARY COINS,
DISCOUNT PER $100: H'kong 50 cts sub.
Far. 10
$0.50 pm. 5
$20%
p1. 19% pm
WATER RETURN.
Level and Storage of water in Reservoirs on October 1, 1919.
CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER WORKS LEVEL.
Triam Inter
Tedial
Tetum Tak
ch
rest.
Sis, Above Overlow
ft. Ein Above
Overdow
overflow
Lavel with
Driviaw
Svatkow
harbour and of which squadron she was a ship when the war began five years ago-he said that in her engagement with the Wk on Above German cruisers she received a shell through one of her casemats, and the "flash" of the hell went down towards the magazine passage.
Had the
Tok!İK
Admiral A. P. Stoddart, who was second in command of the British Squadron which settled the hash of Admiral Count von Spee's Squadron at the Rattle of Kowloon gave their usual the Falkland Islands, told a few spirited display against a strong hitherto unpublished facts at a Navy side and Wheeler streng- recent Navy League meeting in thened the Kowloondefence. Navy Bristol. Speaking about the played very convincingly through-cruiser Kent-now in Hongkong | Trus --- out and will develop into a strong side. Handford. Neale and Graydon are quite p to last year's standard of for- wards, and although the defence did not appear to be as good, they brought off some fine work at times. Tatam was missed forward for Kowloon but the line gave a bright display, and the halves worked very hard, but crowded one another on Decrsion's very badly in their eagerness to be of service. The Kowloon side will however win many matches this rear. The Navy scored early in the first half and Kowloon responde in, the second half. Navy however were always a bit in hand and scored twice again through Neale and Graydon.
QUIZ.
LAWN BOWLS.
TAIKOO'S TRIUMPH.
4. Civil
At. Taikoo on Saturde. Service were badly be
aten in the
Lawn Bowls Lear side being well - ,ue, the home up on every rink and winning' match bre J 89 to 43.
This to a cir ught Taikoo's season se, with the fine record of ***
in each of the eight con- sts played. The winners ard
I
flash fired a charge the cruiser would have been blown up. In referring to the Kent's fight with the Nurnberg, the Admiral said "the Kent got within range and soon finished her."
Admiral Stoddart expressed the opinion that the ill-fated Good Hope was sunk by a "Dash" reaching her magazine during the Battle of Coronel. The Admiral told a
horrible story Which went the rounds concern- ing the German cruiser Gnei- senau. The commander about with a revolver arging the crew to their work, and he shot down a couple who did not please him. The chief engineer did the sa in the stakehold, and just efore the vessel tarned turtle the stokers caught him and pushed him into the furnace.
went
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Pasvengers departed from Hong- kong pers.s. Aki Maru.--Mr. S. J. sinclair, Mr. M. Hellstrand, Mr. F. W. Pitt, Miss E. Mason," Miss Davies, Mrs. E. J. Thomas, Dr. L. Van Dellen. Mies Thomas, Mr. C.
thus again League champions. W. Waiste, Mr. F. W. Wall, Mr. Scores
and Mrs. H. L. Moss, Mr. H. Mit
TAIKOO. CIVIL SERVICE.chell, Mr. T. A. McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. C. Balfour, Mr. H. Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Mr. Sal-
Eldridge
Grimshaw Wallace
Hudson Fincher
Hill
Wotherspoon (8) 27 Blake (g)...10 latina, Mrs. W. A. Crosby, Mrs. W.
Russel
Grott
Morrison.
Allan Seccombe Lamble
Hamilton (s)......25 Stanley (8) 16
Muirhead Sloan
Maclachlan
Ferguson (s),
89
Roylance
Hunter
Mace
A. Cooks, Master Cooks, Mr. T. Crosby, Mr. A. W. Cooks. Mr. H. Page, Mr. Saaza, Yes. C. Cramer, Miss C. Atkinson.
Passengers per s.s. Chenan.—Mr.
Prahl, Mr. H. W. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. F. Reichmann and child, Mr.
37 Duncan (s117 D. O. Watling, Mr. R. R. Smith, Mrs. Leigh and two infants, Miss 43 Murdoch, Mrs. N. L. Smith, Mr. J
E. Wu.
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STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND
DECIMALS OF GALLONS,
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Pre-schwag maram
Pokfulamdunt or the propongon
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191-93
3.09.20
31.0
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1,43019
Courcydag-of Tater in the Clay and Hill Derr'es
la me fisse swé decimals of gallon durug the mont of September
Ernestad DIDEL Costine
per Y..
T
167
142) 10344
224 M. guiba +
173.000 1-6/pa
3,50
galleri Constant supply le all district, Caring Septõ ber of both agil and 1949. KOWLOON WATERWORKS LEVIL.
wyck
Keises Gn.) Le
101
Love
140 volt em) ty#ch.”
VITAM
STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND
DECIMALS OF GALLONS. Kowinga Cra-) 10 %
vitation
K:+pi
25130
!୩ 25-50
Cassumption of water in Kowloca ia million and decimale of gallons during the vipath of September,
**** 4300 Milos 244.730 3:00 353
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Consumption per
sad jer day...}
20
214 galeas
The Government Analyst's reporta abew ibai the water is of ".cellent quali
W. CHATHAM, Water buikavity
Pabic Works Department
TIDE TABLE,
20th to 26th October, 1919.
A
Ngh Water
Kangkong
Mens Time
Mon,
2
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24
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Low Watsin
Hongkong
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1915.
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CONSIGNEES.
NIPPON YUEN KAISHA.
NOTICE
All persons with the exception of persoa of Chinese
1800, wishing to leave the Colony must have in their possessión a VALID
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. PASSPORT. Passengers not in possession of passports will not be allowed to leave the Calony.
From EUROPE AND STRAITS. THE Company's Steamship
**
All persons with certain exoep- tions who remain in the Colony for more than 7 days are required TAMBA MARU," to Register themselves under the REGISTRATION of PERSONS having arrived from the above ORDINANCE 1916. Forms of ports, Congsignees of Cargo are Registration giving the parti- hereby informed that their Goods culars required may be obtained at are being landed and placed at the G. P. O. and at all Police their risk in the Hongkong, and Stations.
Kowloon Wharf and Godown
The Penalty for non-compliancs
where each coasignment will be is a fine not exceeding $50,
Companyis Godowns at Kowloon.
sorted out mark by mark and
delivery can be obtained as soon
as the Goods are landed.
E. D. C. WOLFE,
C. S. P.
Optional Gor is will be carried Hongkong. 5th September 1919.
on unless in ructions are given
to the contrary before NOON, TO-DAY.
Goods not cleared by the 27t October. 1919, will be subject
to rent.
Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignee's and the Co.'s representatives at an appointed hour on Tuesday & Friday. All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised. No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA,
Agents. Hongkong, 20th October. 1919.
TO BE LET.
TO BE LET.-Furnished house
with garden good locality Kow- loon. Apply Box 267 c'o "Hong: kong Telegraph.."
NOTICE.
BY ORDER OF THE OWNERS PUBLIC AUCTION
THE VERY
NOTICE.
UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG
Applications are invited for the
post of Demonstrator (Chinese) in Physics and Chemistry in the above University.
Knowledge of English assential. Particulars can be obtained from the Dean of the Engineer- ing Faculty. N. TEESDALE MACKINTOSH
Registrar. Hongkong, 16th October, 1919.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE Undersigned has received Auction on
instructions to sell by Public
TUESDAY, the 21st,. October 1919.
curamencing at If æ, m.
at his Sales Rooms, Duddell Street
3 Dozen Scarves - colours
Assorted
20 Dozen Woollen Socks
VALUABLE BUILDING SITE black - plein
Situate at
KOWLOON POINT
TSIMTSATSUI
WITH LARGE FRONTAGE ON KIMBERLEY ROAD KOWLOON
RIPE FOR IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ON THURSDAY
The 30th day of October, 1919 at 12 o'clock Noon
by
MR. GEO. P. LAMMERT at his Auction Rooms in Dudd Street.
Table for DINNER
may be booked. Our dancing room may The Property consists of :- be hired for private Dances, All that pece or parcel of Masonic Banquets, Evening parties ground situate at Kowloon in the other Social Functioned in the Land Ofice as THE Apply to the Manager for terms.
or
any
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB
NOTICE OF REMOVAL - Notice is hereby given that the Branch Office of the Liverpool. and London & Globe Insurance
Member are reminded of the Company Limited will on and Half Yearly Meeting called for after the 27th instant be transfer on Saturday the 1st November at red to St. George's Buildings 12.30 p.m. at the Offices of the 37(Second floor) Chater Road Hong-Jockey Club, on the Ground Floor- cf the Hongkong Club Annexe, Chater Road.
By Order;
G. W. GEGG, Acting Clerk of the Course. Hongkong. 17th October, 1919.
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Telephone No. 200-P. O. Box 451
RIGBY H. P. KEWLEY,
Acting Local Manager. Hongkong 21st October, 1919.
20 Don Black Silk Socks plajn
10 Dozen Brown Silk Socka. plain
20 Dozen Atkinsons Eau de Cologne - 4 oz.
20 Dozen Atkinsons Eau de Cologne Soap in 4 doz. boxes
20 Travelling Rugs
• Also
A Selection of Cashmere and Tweed Suit Lengths
180 yards of Superior Flanne Shirtings
(suitable for Shirts, Blouses
and Pyjamas)
N.B. The above goods are of
a Superior Grade and will be sold in Lots to suit purchasers.
Terms: Cash on delivery.
On view from Monday the 20th
Colony of Hongkong and register- inst.
REMAINING PORTION OF KOWLOON INLAND LOT NO. 1154.
The Property is situate in a very desirable position ready for immediate building purposes.
Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtained from, MESSRS. DEACON LOOKER DEACON & HARSTON, 1. Des Voeux Road Central, Hongkong
The Vendors' Solicitors
Or From
Mr. Geo. P. LAMMERT,
The Auctioneer.
Geo. P. LAMMERT.
Auctioneer.
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