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FOOTBALL.
The Week-End Programme. To-day, on the Club ground, at 4.30 p.m., the Wiltshires meet the Police in the Shield Competition. The matches for to-morrow are as follows:-
SHIELD COMPETITION.
Hongkong Club v. R.G.A. Club ground, a 4.30 p.m.
S.C.A v. H.MS. Titania
S.C.A. ground, at 4.30 p.m.
teams ended itt a win for the | Chinese hy one goal to nil, and the sailors are out to reverse this result. A very good game should be seen and the Chinese being good Shield fighters, should just get through.
LATE MR. J. H. GARDINER.
A Tribute in Court.
This morning at the Supreme Court, the Attorney-General, thei Hon. Mr. J. H. Kemp, K. C.) mentioned the sad death of Mr. J. H. Gardiner.
The Attorney-General said:→ May it please your Lordships, may I refer to the loss which the legal profession has sustained by the death of Mr. John Henry Gardiner. Mr. Gardiner had been a solicitor of this Court for over fifteen Feara and by hia courtesy, kindliness, reasonable. ness and integrity be bad won the esteem and affection of al who knew bim. We shall Imiss him in these precincts. On behalf of both branches of the {lega} profession. I would say that we offer to Mrs. Gardiner our sincere and heartfelt sympathy.
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Still, as the Telegraph took um.
The Chief Justice said the pro- fession had mat to do honour to the memory of one by whose death each one felt he had suffer- ed a personal loss. He spoke of the deceased's high personal honour and great integrity and large practice, saying that with nany clients of small estate his influence was very great ami always very good. The deceased Was always ready to givo assistance
а poor man who had
honest Al
pains to point out a few days ago, claim. Many cases in which, had they
there's need for a realisation of gono to trial, the parties would
the wisdom of going slowly and have ruled themselves and each
not attempting too much. For other, had been settled out of
the K.R.A. to butt in on matters Court by his sound common-
To evont of the week, so far that rightfully come within the Bense and friendly
organisations counsel. as Kowloon is concerned, bas sphere of other Practising members of the Court, been the first annual meeting of would be the height of folly, Officers of the Court and the the K.R.A., which, I was glad to There's plenty of work for the Judges tendered their sincere and see, was attended by quito a K.R.A. without troubling about talkec-talkee " respectful sympathy to his widow. representative gathering, includ-"bun-fights,"
Thero was a large gathering of ing one lady: The record of work clubs, or other fantastic ventures. Folicitors in Court.
done during the first twelve Lot the cobbler stick to his last. months of the Association's existence is quite & good one, and residents owo a debt to the members of the Committee who have given so much time and thought to questions for the benefit of the public.
RIFLE LEAGUE.
Tamar v. Titania,
a
The following is the result of very close and keenly contested whout between H.M.S. "Tamar"
As to the need of a Public Hall in Kowloon, that needs no em- phasis. But I want to stress the point that until one is provided, whother by public or private enterprise, the Association has a clear right to the use of the Tho were one or two little British School for Committee and and H.M.S. Titania" at the irregularities about the meeting, other mootings. The K.R.A. is King's Park Range on the 18th which I mention with a view to working for the public, its services instant, resulting in a win for their avoidance in the future. are appreciated by the Goveru- H.M.S. Tamar:-
The rules lay down that a ment, and the British School report of the year's work shaft belongs 10 the public. I 200 500 600 Total be submitted to the annual say unhesitatingly that the Mr. Clemow 42 43 41 126 meeting, the presumption being authorities.
conferring Mr. Botting Mr. Selby
... 49 40 39 119 that this would be a printed no favour on the K.R.A, by 41 41 32 114 report. Unfortunately, nothing granting the use of the building. 111 of the kind was laid before mem- The Association has a right to Mr. Brazendale 36 40 35 Mr. Snell
38 43 25 106 bèrs, though Mr. Noronha's the place. It's about time that Mr. Ravenscroft 39 31 31
101 lengthy apeoch appears to fact was realised. 30 43 23
96 have covered tho Mr. Patey Mr. Way
H.M.9. TAMAR."
40 30 23
Total...
II. M. 8. "TITANIA."
St. Joseph's are at home to Kowloon, and the Kowloon should win. The College team last sea. son were the favourites for the Shield and wont down to the Police after a replay in the final. Kowloon are much stronger this season and with the assistance of Mt. Scott...
ground.
93 Maybe the shortness of the
aro
notice given for the meeting It looks as if we are at last 866 was responsible. In any case, it within measurable distance of is to be hoped. that next year a getting that motor bus service. putting report will be circulated to mem.The Government is 200 500 600 Total bers beforehand, so that they may through the legislation necessary 132 be prepared to deal with questions to the granting of the concession 121 raised therein.
40 43 29
St. Josoph's College v. Kow-Crocker, the ex-navy goalie and a Mr. Jackson. 40 47 34 loon.-St.. Joseph's ground, few Service men, they should Mr. Tapley 38 39 41 4.30 p.m.
turn the tables on the College Mr. Sigsworth... 38 41 30 toam and pass into the next Mr. Blackford... 36 38 35
Mr. Barker round.
Mr. Taylor Mr. Pantony
DIVISION IL United v. H.K. Club Reserves. St. Josepli's ground, at 3 p.m. Staffs and Depts v. H.M.S. Carlisle. Sookunpoo ground, at
3 p.m.
Kowloon Reserves v. Indian Rec. Club Navy "B" ground, at 3 p.m.
22nd Punjabie V. R.G.A. Reservos.--Navy "A" ground, at 3 p.m.
RUGBY. Navy (winners of II.K.F.C. Cup) v, The Rest-Club ground, 3.30
p.m.
D
R
#
40 33 33 29 35 34 32 28 20
Total...
118
109
to a syndicate. Let's hope there won't be any more delay.
109 The rules also provide for the
an auditor to I was interested to read how 106 appointment of
98 shroff the accounts, but there was the Government loans for build- 80 no indication in the statementing have been allocated. Prac- made by the Hon. Treasurer tically all the money has gone to ...863 that this requirement had been the big concerns. Only one in- complied with. That's a meredividual (a Government servant) formality, I know, but a rule is a has secured an advance. "To rule none the less.
him that hath shall be given."
In the Junior Division, the staff receive the Carlisle at Sookunpou where the sailors should win.) The United should be at the Club| reserves on the St. Joseph's A. Falmer, J. Coombs, K. Mason, ground. The Kowloon and R.G.A. A. Estorffo. Reserves should beat the Indian The following will represent the|· Recreation Club and Punjabis United" match on Saturday, the But the most confused business The Wigwam Tennis Club is rospectively.
19th inst., St. Joseph's Ground was the election of a Committee, bolding its annual "At Home" on Kick off 3 p.m.-W. McLead; A. The rules lay down that the March 5th, when the tournament- E. Simmons. D. D. Urquhart; W. Committee shall consist of fifteen prizes will be distributed by Mrs, On Monday next, on the Club Barker D. Laing, J. Leonard; J. members, together with the Pre-Richard Hancock. ground at 5 p.m., a grand charity Kent, P. Brown, G. T. May, C. Hsident, Vice President, Kon. match has been arranged between Blake, G, Chubb.
Secretary and Hon. Treasuror.
This Club, I hear, will soon teams representing the Navy
The following will represent That, I take it, means a total and army, the proceeds of which the Club against the R.U.A Committee membership of
have to vacate its ground, as the This week end will see the will be devoted to the fund now G. Rodger; W. Gerrard, F. Law-19. In point of fact, no fewer, Humphreys Estate P. intend senior Clu's engaged in the being raised to assist the
building on it. The "Wigwam" has been in existence for over second round of the shield Com-dependents of those who lost rence; M. L. Railton, J. Rodger, than 34
J. W. R. McPhail; J. B. Hamil-elected! What is more, petition. To-day the Police their lives in the Submarine K.5 ton, H. McTavish, W. receive the Wille on the Club A record attendance tu expected. S. Begg, S. Goldman.
Kubr, these were merely "nominated twenty years, I believe, and it is and should have been ballotted to be hoped that it will be ablo ground, where the holders will struggle hard to repeat their
The following will represent upon. What actually happened to secure.grounds elsewhere. success of last year. The Wilt- The 1st Division table to date the Club 2nd XI against the was that the Chairman announced Bhires are, however, expected to |is:- win, for on present form they are favourites for the League and Shield.
To-morrow matches will be played in this Competition and some excellent
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Goals
Club P. W. L. D. £ € Wiltshire... 13 10 1 2 26 12 22
R. G. A. 13 8 3 2 26 15 18
Kowloon Tamar:
were
declared
United G. Groot; J. Gordon, W. them as being the new Committee
Roos; A. McDonald, W. Ireland, they were never voted upon at THE CARE OF THE BABY 0. Stutz; A. Ogilive, E. Railton, all!
| W. Walker, L. Goldenberg, J. P.
Sherry.
The following have been What I was especially glad to is every good mother's first con- the remaining H. K. Club 13 5 4 4 19 10 14 selected to represent the Staffe Bee was that several well-known sideration, and often enough she ... 1 5 5 3 16 16 13 and Depts in their match against old residents of Kowloon accepted is so worried by the little one's the Carlisle-Rhodes; Bradley, office on the Committee. Their aches and ills that she does not 12 4 4 4 11 13 12 Hopper: Bradshan, Wilkinson, advice should be of the utmost know which way to turn to find
for it relief. West; Filmer, Rendle, Ollier, value. They should act as a 10 4 5 1 17 14 9
To every mother Baby's Own on the Club ground, and the H. K. Police 12 2 7 3 8 23 7 Payne and Barnes..
steadying influence on any well- The following will represent meaning members who are anxious Tablets, the Canadian children's
games will be seen. The Club S. C. A. are due to receive the R. G. A. Titania
12 6 6 0 19 17 12)
game should be vary even and Ambrose... 12 1 10 1 10 32 3South China in their 1st Division to unduly "force the pace." Why remedy, 'are à real friend. They
is expected to and in a draw.
St.
TEAMS.
J.
QUIZ.
match-Lan The Club will have to make
Hing Sheung: they have not taken an active gently regulate the bowels and improvement on their team of
Fung Tai, Shan So; Leung Yok interest in the Association before stomach, break up colds and last week if they expect to go
Tong, Leung Tai Fong, Choung I do not know, unless for a fear simple fevers, expel worms, cure The Kowloon team against wing Shing; Ko Sik Wai, Ip Kau, either that the K.R.A. would die vomiting and indigestion, and far in the shield Competition. Last woek Gerrard and McPhail
Joseph's will be: WWong Pak Chung, Kwok Po Kan, an early death or that it would be make teething easy. They Bro were reating and they both should L. Knight, J. Coupland, A.
Crocker,
Wheeler, T. Au Kit Sang.
unwise to work for a body which mote calm natural sleep good be included this week,
The South China 2nd Division might get up against the "big appetite and regular development, Wayman, B. Pasco, G. Millard, team will be Hui Shing Yiu; wigs" in the course of its activi are equally helpful to infants J. Mair, H. E. Townsend, FKwok Sin Yan, Tam Fong; Pabg ties. Anyhow, as Mr. Noronha and children of all ages. The match that will draw the Evelyn, P. Becsley.
Kam Wing, Li Siu Ying, Lau rightly said, no-ofie need now hold Baby's Own Tablets are obtain-} biggest crowd will be the one on: The Kowloon team against the Hong Wing; So Chung Ming, back from membership, for the able from chemists, or post free the S.C.A. ground, where the local. R. C. will be--W. Muskett, S. Loung Wing Tak, Lai Yuk Tat; Association has come to stay, at 60 cents the vial from the Dr. team receive the Titania. The Adams, A. Spary, C. E. Stewart, Chan Kwong Yiu Lau Tak and, what's more, it isn't quite a Williams Medicine Co., 96 Sze- previous meeting between these S. Hower, R. Roberts, E. Donovan, Chung.
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