THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH;
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23; 1925.
KOWLOON GOLF CLUB.
The Official Opening.
The above pictures were taken at the opening of the Kowloon Golf Club on Sunday, when H, E. the Governor and H. E. Sir John Fowler engaged in match.
On top, the Governor is seen in course of play; whilst below, the three figures in the foreground, left to right, are H. E. the Governor, Capl, Noville and H. E. Sir John Fowler. Moe Cheung,
FOOTBALL MEETING,
CHARITY MATCH
PROPOSED.
Mr. J. McCubbin, President of ́a the H.K.FA. presided over a full meeting of the HK.F.A. In the Board Room of Messrs. Showan Tomes & Co., kindly lent for the becuslun), last evening.
Photos by
JOHNNY DUNDEE
BARRED.
DID HE QUIT 2
Paris, Jan. 22. Notwithstanding arrangements made for him to light Bretonnel on a January 29th, for which thousands of tickets have After the minutes of the pro- been sold, Johnny Dundeo sailed vious meeting had been read and for New York on Jan. 17th, wire
blossing on route that bis hasty tween the H.K.F.A. and the Sor-doparture was due to his wife's vices on the conditions governing illness.
confirmed, correspondenco
CENTRAL BRITISH
SCHOOL.
(Continued from Page 4) onted by Mr L. M. Whyto). Clase 40.-1, G. Tacchi; 2, W. Hirst (prononted by Mr L. M.. Whyte). Class GA.-1, R. Moad; 2. K. Nightingalo, Class 50.-- 1. L. Glöndinning: 2, O. Carr. Class G-1, U. Mitchell: 2, M. Taylor.
Clarrison School Scholarships.—— E. Anslow, B. Buddon, M. Goorge, P-Hunt.-A. Maycock and C. Maynard.
JR.M. Smith Scholarship. J. Stewart and C. Allison.
Ezra Abraham Sobolarship.-J. Maycock.
Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Seolar hips. K. Jennor and M. Groundwater.
Wylio Composition Prize.-V. Wholler.
Wylie Composition Prizo (Special). M. Weston,
Montargis Fronch Prize. V. Wholler.
Wor Momorial Prize. V. Wholler.
Head Mastor's Prizo. K. Jenner.
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Rev. H. Copley Moylo's Prizo for Scripture. S. Whitley.
Rov. H. Johnston's Prize for Scripturo. J. Maycock.
Mr. N. Wholler's Prize for Mat thomatics.-K. Jenner.
Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's Prize for History, S. Whitloy.
Mina Bascomb'e Prize for History. C. Allison,
Mr. G. G. Wood's Prize for Ma thematics (Class 3).—J. Laing.
Mr. T. R. Bowell's Prize for Geography (Clans 3). M. Weston Captain R. F. Mitchell's Prizo for Mathematics Class 4). V. Dorf.
Mr. G. Tacchi's Prize for Arithmetic (Claus SA).--- E. Mond and A. Fowler.
Prize for Arithmetic (Class 513). L. Glendinning.
Prize for Arithmetic (Class 6). -U. Mitchell,
Mr. R. D. heapshank's Extra Prize for Composition.-G. Mac- Nidar,
Miss Hall's Prize for Drawing. -J. Maycock.
Messta. Der A Wing's Prize for Drawing.-R. Woolley.
Mro. Nightingale's Prizes for Writing. U. Mitcholl and E. Lammert.
Mr. H. B. Mould's Prizes for Carpentry.-F. Hartley and D. Davidson.
SIR CLAUD'S SPEECH. In the course of his spooch, Sir Claud Severn said they all regret- ted that, owing to illness, Mr. Orme was unable to be present.
He was astonished to see so many
the Lai Wai Cup Competition. The French Boxing Federation British boys there, and he could on the division of the gates was has decided that Dundos and only imagine that that fact was the foresight of their read and the Secretary was in-his manger, Mr. Johnsen, shail due to
seeing that thoy structed to tify the Services that bo permanently
from parents in France. would get an excellent educa the Competition
under the ougaging in fights in Was
Lo fit them for after- Management of the H.K.F.A. The Federation has appealed tion
of them would The Secretary of the Canton to all countries affiliated to the life. Some
barred
Hospital applied fur permission Boxing Union to impose a similar probably go to University, either
to play a Charity match between penalty. --Renter
South China and the Royal Navy
to assist the Hospital Fund. The
meeting approved subject to a
sultable date being arranged.
The Moslem F.C. were afiliated
to the H.K.F.A. and applied to
WHAT LAMAS THINK OF
MACHINES,
enter the Junior Shield Competi-appoaring in the prologue to the
tion.
Seven Tibotan Intans, who are Epic of Everest filth at the
here or at Home, and possibly some of them would come back to the Colony to be leading and useful citizens. Sir Claud ro- marked on the changed ap poarance of the building since ho last saw it, saying he old building, as presented by Sir Robert Ho Tung, was now almost swallowed up, and there might
con-
Mr. H. M. McTavish Informed Scala Theatre, visited the Houses bp need for even further exten- the meeting that he would be of Parliament, which apparently sions in the futuro, Sir Claud leaving, the Colony early and Mr impressed thom very deeply, ended by commenting in detall J. B. Hamilton was elected to though it was some little timo be on the year's work and scrve on the Council of the fore they could bo mado to under. gratulating scholars and H.K.F.A. in his place.
jstand that the many statuos they thereon. The draw for the Shield Com-saw wore of statesmen, and were petitions then took place with the not the images of the gods of the following results, -
British. The Grand Lanın, asked
Senior. First roumi to he how the West and London im- played on the February 14 next.
Ilongkong Chub v. South China H.K.F.C. ground.
pressed him, said that the people were far clevarer than his own: but it was to be regrotted that Police v. Surreys, Rowinon F.C.they were assisted overmuch by machinery. In the ond they ground.
destroyed by Semi-finals.-Kowloon v. Win-would
Club and South machines they had made.
ners of H.K.
China.
R.A. v. Winners of Police and
Surreya.
The semi-finals
were
be
Junior Shield.-Saturday, allotted
the
THE WEATHER NOW
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how tragic may be the con..
It is because thos
fateful simce, gentle in action yat prompt in effect, that Baby's Own Surreys Ros, v. Joseph's, Tablet should always be kopt Sookunpoo ground. Referee: Mr.
ready in the home. Innumerablo' Moriti.
the lives have been savol by their immediato use
one to the 11K.F.C. ground sand |uary 24, at 2.30 p.m.
one to the
Garrison ground at Club Reserves v. Surreys Drums,quences, Sockenpoo. Final to be played on H.K. Club ground. Referee: Mr.iare just the right remely at such the Club ground subject to the Pernon. approval of the 1.K.F.C.
Junior-
First round.
Club de Recreio "A" and "B,"
South Chinn "A" and "B" and:
St.
Monday, January 26, at 11 am. Kowloon Reserves v. Moslem
University, byca. Surreya Rosorvos Club, Kowloon FC ground. Re
v. St. Joseph's; Kowloon Reserves ferce: Mr. F. Smith.
v. Moslem Club; H.K. Club Re-
serves v. Surreys Drums.
Second round.--
South China "B" v. Recreio "A."
Recrolo "B"
Hongkong Lengue.
Division 1-Kick off 4 p.m.
Guaranteed absolutely harm- less to even the youngest infant. Baby's Own Tablets are easily- administered, being rodusible to momont and
a powdor in
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R. A. v. Kowloon, Sookunpoo, colic and constipation, reduco
pleasant in taste. They dispel
fovor, check diarrhoos, allay Hongkong Club v. Tomar, Hong- teething pains, oure indigestion, expol Winners of Kowloon Resorves kong Club ground. Rofores: Mr. oase, colds and croup,
worms, quiet the norves and and Moslem v. Winners of Club Smith, R.A.
Division II-Kick off 3 p.m
bring health-giving sloop in a Resorves and Drums.
Club de Recrelo "A" v. Univer-natural way. Drugglets soil them, The following games and dates sity, Kowloon F. C. ground. Ro- also post froo, 60 cents por vial, from Dr. Williams' Modicine Co., were arranged.—
60 Kiangse Road, Bhanghai,
V. Winners of around. Refereo: Mr. Tovoy. Barreys Reserves and St. Joseph's.
University v. South Chinn "A."
feree: Mr. Smyth.
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