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THE LAWN BOWLS ASSOCIATION,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
THURSDAY, MARCH 22,
1928.
Leagoo and the forwarding of en-son, and keonly contested. Two trance fees, March 30 being the date tours, were entered in the Lawn fixed for these to reach, the Kon, | Bowl Leagues. The first division Secretary,
team made a none too auspicious start, Entrics for the Spey Royal competition wore then taken, all ton
their name
Cup but a marked improvement: took place BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE,
DISCUSSION AT THE ANNUAL Clubs entering the League handing inter, and, at the end of the season,
MEETING.
Further discussion took place on the Use of the donation by Mr. Aitken- The annual meeting of the head. It was suggested in turn that Hongkong Lawn Bowls Associa-the donation should be used for tion was held in the board room trophy for a Paira Competition, of Mosers: Jardine, Matheson and
occupied fifth position on the league tahio. The second division team did extremely well, considering they were handicapped
through enced players. Your committee Prunt that the younger members will give their full support to the Bowls Soc
Oo Jnst evening, when the activi Sowicon Biatch, or an In- tion during the coming season to en-
ties during the past year were reviewed by the Chairman, entries were received for the Longue and other competitions, and there was
discussion an interesting various points raised.
most
on
The Chairman, Mr. R. Sutherland, said he thought it might be said that the Association had had a very buc. cessful and interesting year. The matter connexion with their nelivities shootion their Shanghai friends in October last when they were successful in defeating Hongkong by some 10 points at the interport match which took place at the Craigongower Club on October 15.
match between
and Portugunl. Mr. suggested that the donation might be used to provide a record board on which the names; of winners of the various competitions each year could be entered.
Doring the discussion it was asked whether the donation had to be used said the money was handed to him as an award and the Hon. Treasurer
and he was told to do what he liked with it (laughter). It was. that the donation bo used for a trophy Kowloon for a match between Hongkong and
The New President, Coming to the election of officers the chairman said that in connexion The Hongkong team, ably skipped with the new President, Mr. B. Wylie
had expressed his willingness by Mr. Wallace, was up against bow-
to stand lers of exceptional skill and although
elected. Continuing, Mr. Suther- the Hongkong representatives played all the qualities for the position and said he thought Mr. Wylie had land a careful, and sterling game they werd overpowered. The Shanghai he submitted his name with the greatest confidenco. Inspector Kent intention to propose Mr. Wylle as President, not knowing that his name
been mentioned.
able us to carry through our fixtures,
A rink competition, for prizes pro- | sented by A. K. MacDougall, Esq., was played during the close season and resulted in some keenly contested
gamos.
Tennis.
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closed for repairs, etc., play was some- Owing to the tennis courts being what curtailed during the However, all the usual club competito Lione were carried through, and thoroughly enjoyed by all taking part, A decided increase in the number of members using the Club, during the Inttor part of the season, has been noticed, and your Committed trust that in the near futuro, an additional Court, at the northern end of the Clubhouse, will be available for play.
4. Obituary.
visitors played various matches with canded saying that it had been his membors; during the year: Mr. C. W.
local clubs and were successful in all conteste except those against the Craigongower Club Civil Service and the Kowloon Dock Recreation Club,
A Plonsant Memory.
The Association was much indebted for the very excellent work performed not only by the selection committee but by the Entertainment Committee, Inspector Kent, Mr. R. A. Smith, Mr. D. Harvey, Mr. A. O. Brawn and the
had
Mr. Wylie was unanimously elected President of the Association.
honour the Association had conferred Wylle expressed thanks for the upon him. He said at one time that day he had not intended to bo pre- sent owing to a previous engagement but Mr. Sutherland had induced him to come.
In view
for the
next year and also because of the business transseled he was grateful that he
The General Committee regret to record the deaths of the following Alexander. (fe member), Capt. J. Turnbull, and Mr. A. Cooper.
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Prizes.
The thanks of the Club aro duo to doners of the numerous handsome
trophies for the various competitions, also to members who contributed to tho Prize Fund.
The prizes were distributed on the
energetic secretary, Mr. G. J. Tacchi. I was to be their Presie fact that'ho closing day, 18th February, 1929.
The atay of the visiting team was
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NG SZE-KWONG GETS INTO THIRD ROUND.
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A large erowd watched the only game in the Open Singles championship, in which Ng Sze-kwong gained a a runaway Lawn Bowls Prizes.
victory from T. Akiyama. The match was over in three sets, the ux-cham- result was a
The Championship:
plon losing only three games, "Galloway"
foregone conclusion from Bradford), C. Atkinson; 2nd, (Mr. C. the start. Ng Atkinson), J. A. Lindsay: 3
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He was sure that President, and in returning thanks ears; 2nd, "Belfant" Gun
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Vice-President's Cup: Tacchi was re-elected Hon. Mr. A. 0. Brawn was re- Hon, Treasurer, with Mr. A. electe McLaren to during his absence
act the Colony, Mr. A. Ritchio waS re-relected Hon. auditor.
It is
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when Hongkong J. O. MeLoggan; 3rd, (Mr. won in three Northern port it would leave with the hearty wishes of the Association for
success in the contest for the Pren-. tice Cup.
Turning, to local competition the Dock Recreation 'Club had to be con- gratulated an winning the first divi points at gue by acting did
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зисссав, The winners of the Spey Royal Cup
the Taikoo Recrea- tion Club, Craigongower being the In conclusion Mr. Sutherland aaid' it was with particular pleasure that lie informed the meeting that on his to Shanghai Mr. Aitken- departure head, the Shanghai skip, presented the Association with $100 to be allocated to any bowling prize the Association desired to put up for competition:
runners-up,
were
League Entries,
SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
Kowloon Bowling Green
Club's Activities.
The annual report of the Kowloon Bowling Green Club, which is being circulated to members, will be sub- mitted to the annual general meeting of the Club to be held on Friday, March 30. The report states:
Rink Compotition: (Mr. A. K. Macdougall), Mosers, Russell, Forster, A. Macfarlane and Stoncham; 2nd, (Club), Meaaru.
W. Macfarlane, Whibley, Sherriff and Hyde,
Tennis.
tine went under to E. de Sousa and Dr. I. Newton and Dr. D. J. Valon- A. V. Remedios. The feature of this match was the hard tusale in the second set; which Sousa and Remedios Championship: (Mr. C. Ewens), L won 11-9. The other two sets went Jack; 2nd, (Mr. W. J. Kerr), T. Fer-to them casily. gusson.
saciation" Cup, Mr. J. S. Beach),
Genta Doubles: ("Bookmakers' · Ås- ̈ Messrs. J. D. Thomson and G. E. Stewart; 2nd, (Mr. C. Atkinson), Messrs. T. Forgusson and W. White,
Thomson), T. Fergusson; 2nd, (Mr, Handicap Singles: 1st, (Mr. J. D. T. Fergusson), W. Hedley,
Mixed Doubles: 1st, (Mr. P. T. The net profit made in the year's Farrell), Mrs. Hodley and T. Fergus working is $1,455,92, which is conson; 2nd, (Mr. J. W. Matthews) Mrs. sidered by your Committee be very Parslow and C. E. Stewart, The accounts were formally approv.satisfactory. Analysis of Working ed and the following entries were re- Account shewk that heavy payments ceived for the Lengue-Police (1), on account of alterations and additions Civil Service (2), Kowloon Bowling to Clubhouse, etc., largely account for Green Club (2), Kowloon Dock (1), the decrease in profit. Taikoo (2), Craigongower (2), East Fifty-one new members foined dur- Point (1), Yacht Club (1) and theing the year, the membership now con- Club de Recreio
sisting of 187 ordinary, 100 sea-."
5 life members and 5 hori. going, members,
The increase in the number of sea- going members has been under con- alderation by your General Commit-
(2)
There was some discussion on the entrance fee to the League after it was proposed that it should be the Same as last year, namely $50. ME: Russell suggested that the should
The Ico Treasurer saying that
be $25, the Ho Jent when there were tee, and it is suggested that a ratio
In inte
it would be
interport
of sen-going to ordinary members be no interport matches. years, however, the balance was re- discussed by the members at the an- duced considerably and he thought it nual general meeting.
was necessary to keep the entrance
feo at $50. If they reduced it, then
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The following will represent the Football Club (Rugby Section). against the Navy in the first round of this triangular competition on a whip round would become neces- During the year, now Boys' quar- Saturday.-R. J. Grieve; A. E. Prit EATY on the occasion of the interport tors were built and the old quarters chard, V. H. Koop, G. B. H. Bichard, matches. Russell's suggestion.
He strongly opposed Mr. converted into a locker room. These G. P. Lammert; F. M. Spence, C. D. lockers are now available, for tennis Wales; T. L. Fortor, W. Beveridge, At this stage the question arose re- and bowls players, at a nominal fee, R. F. Akehurst, R. P. Moodie, E. 12. Karding those
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club sentative from each
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Guldmired by Government officials and the Smith (9), 2 down; R. E. Greensmith The chairman said he was
(13), a down. going to rule tentatives to vote.
that it was in order general publie
The condition of our bowling greens has been a soures of great anxiety Representatives of the Clubs CAVO our Green Sub-Committee, as, at the Tel. C.678 their names and voted on the motions
whether the entrance fee to the Leaguewater from Austin Road, flooded the commencement of the year, surface Bhould be $50, or $25: The original proposal, for a fee of $50, was carried greens, bringing with it large quan- tities of mud and sand. Application by seven votes to three.
It decided to start the League to the Public Works Department was
Owestry, Feb, 20. on May
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Two woodcuttera, while tree sion on the date for championship en-road drainage in the vicinity altered, tries, Br. Lapsley proposing May 5 since when, there has been no over- felling on Woodhouse Estate, put forward flow. Much damage was suffered, Owestry; cut down a cedar tree after April
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winter from their pointed out that the competition drag-the other green, then made it impera
ged out for a long time last season, tive to close that and also, to enable sleep.
but were chased by the bees and
He suggested that dates should be bot the Groen Committes to endeavour Both workmen, fled for safety, Ler adhered to. Mr. Tapaley's pro-to have both greens in condition for posal was adopted.
Hongkong-Kowloon Match.
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Bowli
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HEAD OFFICE:
74, Rue St. Lazare, Paris,
Capital fully paid up Frs. 50,000,000
Special working
Capital
Reserves Fand
Frs. 50,000,000
Frs. 18,304,905
Branches:--Paris, Lyons, Marseiles,
.Saigon, Haiphong, Hanoi Tour
ane Vinh, Pnom Penh, Poking, Shanghai, Tientaln.
Bankors:Societe Generale, Banque Nationale de Credit, Banque da Paris et des Pays Bas London: Midland Bank Ltd. New York --American Irving Trust Co.
Exchange
San Francisco-Bank of Italy.
Every description of Banking, etc.
A. BOLLIN, Manager.
Hongkong, Let January, 1928,
THE BANK OF CHINA.
SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED 'ST PRESIDEN-
· TIAL MANDATE OP TUE SEPUBLIC OF: CHINA ON THE LIND OF NOVEMBER, 1917. Authorised Capital ... $60,000,680.00 Paid-up Capital ....................$18,278,000,00
serve Funds
-$ 0,429,425,34 HEAD OFFICE, PEKING. HONGKONG BRANCIL
* Queen Road, Central.
-Branchen and Babəkanchor all pray Chise and correspondents in Europe, Amarlen and other parts of world.
LONDON. BANKERS 1000
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-The Guaranty Trust Compaar of.Now.Todc; NEW YORK BANKERSÞ
Tha Irving: National ; Bank”
able Trust Company of New York,
Internet allowed on Darrest"Accounts', audi 8 3,000,000 - Fixad · Deportia. · Tarena-com- application, @ 4,000,000 Etury description of Banking: badani
transacted
....0 1,240,000 HEAD" ÜFFICE ---BINGAPORE. Branches, agencies and Dorrespondents to mil ile principal jellier of the world. .
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