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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930.
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TEAM SELECTED.
HONGKONG'S ELEVEN FOR
INTERPORT.
The monthly Council meeting of the Hongkong Football Association lindd, yesterday afternoon, was pre- aided over by Mr. R. Hall, supported by Mr. W. E. Hollands. (Hon. Sec.) and Mr. G. T. May (Hon. Treas,). Others present were Messrs. Wode- house, Lee, George, Smith, Comdr. Byron, Messrs. Duncan. Kodger, Oranistah, and Eastman.
After the minutes of previous meetings had been passed, Mr. Hol lands referred to several letters re ceived by the Counell, one being a protest by St. Joseph's College against the fine imposed on the Col- lege's second team for failing to turn. out against the R.A. reserves December 18, In his letter, the secretary of St. Joseph's Col. lege informed the Council that before that match was due to be played, he rent a letter to the secretary of the Association, asking permission to postpone the match, but received a reply that that could not be done.
The St. Joseph's College second team did not field a side against the ILA, reserves on December 18, with the result that a fine was imposed on them, but they thought that in fall. ing to turn out against the RA, the points for the game would be for felted. The College side did not. ex- pect to be fined.
Another letter was received from the Club de Recreio, who asked per, mission to withdraw their second team from the League. Mr. Hall said that if a team desired to with draw from the League, there was no alternative but to accept it. The Hon. Bec. was instructed to write to the Club de Recrelo, accepting their withdrawal with regret.
Shield Competition.
Entries for the Shield Competition were received from all tho nentor- teams except K.O.S.B; and the Club de Recreio.
The draw resulted as follows:
SENIOR SHIELD.
First Round.
LOCAL RADIO.
TALK ON THE HONGKONG. DERBY.
Tony's programme „to be broad- cast from ZlW, on a wavelength of 365 metres will include a talk by Mr. Frank Haylor on the forthcoming Hongkong Derby. This will be given at 9.30 p.m. The full programme for to-day is as follows-
6.00-6.00 p.m. Programms at Co- lumbin records supplied by courtesy of. Messrs. Anderson. "Classe Naisette," Suite
Overture Miniature,
(Tichaikowsky). "Clarke Noisette," Sulte-Marche,
The B. B. C. Wireless Symphony Orchestra. Classe Noiectie," Gulte,
(Tschaikowalty). (a) Danse De La Fee Dragee, (b) Danne Des Mirlitons, "Cluse Noisette," Suite,
Tchaikowsky), (a) Danse Chinoido (b) Danse
Russe, Trepak, bi The B.-B. C. Wireless Symphony Orchestra.
....
"The Gay Highway,"
(E. Lockton and 1. Drummond), "On the road," (E. Longstaffe),
Robert Easton.
"Air on G. String,"
..
(Each, arr, Scar), "Funeral march of a Marionette,"
(Gounod, arr. Soor);
J. H. Squire Celeste Oetet. "Peggy Ann-Vocal Gema,"
(L. Hart and R. Rodgers), The girl friend-Vocal Gems,
Columbia Light Opera Company. "Mercenary Mary-Selection,"
(Meyer, Freidlander, Conrad and Caesar),
The "1925" Orchestra.
"I'm perfectly satisfied,"
(Leslie and Gilberi), "Tell me more about love,"
(Bert Page),
Florence Oldham. "Martial Moments-March Medicy,"
.. (Arr. Winter),
The Regimental Band of H. M. Grenadier Guards, 0.00-7.00 p.m. Chinese programme. 9.00 p.m. Programme of Columbin
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Sommerneta, v. St. Joseph's. Sue records supplied by courtesy of
kunpoo on Jan. 26,
Second Round.
R. A. v. South China. (holders),---
Svokumpoo."
Police v. Kowloon-Kowloon, Club Royal Navy,-Club. Chines Ath. v, Somerset or St
Joseph's Stadium. Matcher to be played on February
15th.
" JUNIOR SÙIELD.
First Round.
Somersets v. Nuvy.-Sackunpeo. South China v. St. Joseph's-Caro-
line Hul
Kowloon v. Chinese Ath. ~ “A”-
Kowloon.
Matches to be played on Jan. 25.
Second Round.
Kowloon or Chinese "A" v. 1. A. Somersets or Navy v. S. Chinn or
"SL." Jorepla's.
Club v. Eastern-(Bil Chinese Ath. "B". v. Ewo, Matches to be played on February
15th.
The Interport.
Messrs. Anderson.
"The Student Prince-Serenade,"
(D. Donnelly and S. Romberg), "The Student Prince-
Drinking Song,"
Allan Prior, Raymond Marlowe, Faul' Clemon, Olaf Olson, and Chorns. Hungarian Dance in D."
(Brahms, arr. Robinson), "Hungarian Dance In A Minor,"
(Brahms, arr. Robinson),
J. H. Squire Celeste Octet "Ideal Homes," (Clarkson Rose), - "Hithlen Heroes,”
Norman Long. "No, No, Nanette-Vocal Gema," (Harbach, Caesar, Sear and
Columbia
You Vocal Gem Chorus, 9.30 pm The Hongkong Derby.* A short inik by Mr. Frank Haytor on the fartheaming local Derby.
Gramophone programine rentinued. The Song in ended,"
(Irving Berlin),
"My Blue Heaven,"
(Whiting and Donaldson),
Layton and Johnstone. “Manolo, Waltz,"" (Weldtpufel),
Erin Selection of Irish
(Mareston),
Recorded at the National Union of School Orchestras, "Waltz Medley,'
V
(arr. Debroy Somer),
Delze Somers Band. "Wembley Military Tallon,"
With regard to the Interpoit, the lon, e, has been instruend to book accommodation on the Presider. Me- Kinley, which is due to leave Hong-The Band of 11. M. Grenadier Guards.
10.30 p.m. Close down. Rong as Inngary 28, for 17 persons. Mr. W. E. Blinds will accompany the Interport team as manager.
while Lt. George will also go with UNUSUAL WEATHER.
sheni.
*
The following have been selected to represent Bengkong against Shang Fanfa
HEAVY SNOWFALLS IN
SOUTH CHINA,
Rodger (Clab) Ving-Captain; Reeves (K.D.S.B.), C. File (Kaw- loon); Hedley (Kowloon), West
Canton, Jun. 11. (Somerset), ss (Kowloon); B. Goyano (Hoerejo), A. V. diusuno, The severe cold spell in Canton (Recreio) Capt., L. Goldman (Club), during the week-end, when the Scott (Club), Butcher (Somersets). temperature dropped to 30 to 35 The reserves are, T. Pile (Kow-degrees Fahrenheit, is having * Jon), Everest (K,D.S.B.), Bewley, marked effect on the cost of living Buft (Somersets) and Wallington and comfort of the poorer classes.
(Club).
LETTER GOLF.
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According to Kwantsi méssares, for the past ten days Kwangsi has | been experiencing one of the most severe, cold snaps in its history, with, snowfalls reported in some parts of the province.
Kongmoon reports that the city is suffering, from severe cold with a strong north wind blowin and the temperature dropping to 34 Fahrenheit. A number of beg gars have perished in the streets. Travellers who arrived recently from northern Kwangtung state that know fell during the whole of last week at Num Hung. Chí Hing, Woo Shek and in Kony, while Shiukwan, the niin railway terminus, on the Canton-Skiukwan Railway, is covered with one foot of snow. The residents in Shiuk- wan said that snow had not fallen for the last hundred years, ac- cording to tradition.
To the north of Shlukwan the conditions are still worse, while 1. The idea of letter golf is to at Nam Hung and Chi Hing it is change one word to another and said that over 100 residents perish- do it in, par, a given number of ed of cold during last week. The stroken. Thus to change. COW to roud linking Shiukwan and Ping' HEN, in three strokes, COW, Shek was blocked during the whole HOW, HEW, HEN.
of last week by the continuous snowfall, and the motor buses ply Ing between Shlukwan and. Ping Shek were held up all the time.
2. You can change only cne letter at a time,
3-You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each jump. Slang words and abbrevia tions dont's count.
4. The order of letters cannot be changed.
One solution is printed another page.
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From Shiukwan station to Woo Shek and Lin Kong stations, the management of the Canton-Shiuk- wan Hailway had to emnlby addi- tional labourers to clear the snow on the track before the trains could proceed.
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