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ARMY V. POLICE.
SOMERSETS''-BOXING TOURNAMENT.
Although no weights were announc ed at Murray Barracks last night, the boxers were evenly matched no far as weight was concerned. The Somersets had the honours by seven Aghts to Ave, the serapa being of three two--minate rounds with the ex- ception of the boys' events. All were keenly contested.
At the conclusion, Major 11. R. E. Bennett, M.G.. after a short speech in which he remarked how picased he was to have seen the many boxing contests in Hongkeng between his unit and other unita and formation, and how sorry he was to leave all the friends be inade in the Colony, called upon the Inspector-General of Police (Hun. Mr. E, D. C Walfe, C.M.G.) to present the prizes.
The Inspretor-General, replying, sall how sorry he was to have to any good-bye to the Someructa, al though the battalion had given his own people little or nothing to do during their stay in Hongkong. Ha was very pleased to be there, und was feeling very homestriel in being asked to present the prizes,
The Fight Desertbed.
The fret foul was between L/Sgt. Lloyd (Puller) and Pie. Brand, Sol; Left ends on both rydes were stalled off in the Best round, the only clinch breaking in favour of Brand. Several
exchanges
Lloyd's right getting in well, bat Brand eache back with left-right-left in the Inst round to bring his popla up well. The later exchanges were
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, with neither sinding a chaner In re eli Lloyd was given the
verdi-1
The Hector, who was removed in the early rounds of thr Semeracks" en competition last werk, put up surprise by Enucking out 1/Sgt. Metirensey (Polkrej in the first round.
Keen exchanges in the earlier stages
went in favour of Metirenvey, but the latter bad little ainming, and a few lund bangs to the hraci after some elinching saw a right to the side tri the head by Bertor pút McGreavey un the canvas for the count.
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VALEDICTORY.
- CAPT. CORNAND OF YOET
ON RETIRING.
NO DIVIDEND BY N.Y.K.
POSSIBLE HEAVY DRAIN ON REVENUES.
ending
At its directorn' board meeting a The many friends of Capt. G. 5. Cornand, who for the lost four years
week ago,
Kays the Japan Times, han been master of the river steamer Yuet On will be interested to hear the tentative plan was adopted by the pussing that he has severed connexions with Nippon Yusen Kaisha for this vessel and will shortly audividend payments to stockholders for for Jave on retirement.
the half-year business term Capt. Cornam came out to China
an September 30. This rather drastic in 1902 and until 1907 he was iR
ktep is found imperative by men in command of several vessels plying in Chines waters,
During those five charge of the biggest shipping com years, he met with several exciting pany of Japan because of a fearful firefdents, but one which,, to use his drain in freight revenues during the own words, will remmin in his memory past months despite their remarkable for ever, was when the terrific kyphoon performance in expenditure curtal)- of September, 1000, strack Hongkong.ent arounting to a couple of million Cunt, Cornand was then in command yen for the same period. Reports are of the .s. Emmaluskan, which, as current that a further large scale some okl residents will probably re-reduction and alifting around in the member, was battered rhout in the company's personnel may take place harbour daring this typhoen suffered extensive damage,
It wits about a your after typhoon that Capt. Cormand returned 16 Germany, his home country, and for some years he was in command. of several vessein on the Hamburg- Africa service. Just before the War,
Director
of appointed Pisheries, in Germnuy,
he
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this
When War broke out, he enlisted. hat was captured after the War and bren in progress for only
fow months, He was kept a prisoner in France for sometime but was Inter exchanged. He returned to Germany and in 1918 he was commander of ab auxiliary cruiser,
years,
Capt. Cornand came out Ernst again a few years ago and loss been master of the ., Yuet On for the last four this vowel, His successor It is understood, is Capt. Rosjefnky, who was formerly in command of the
e. Hewnwangre.
Capt. Cormand is 58 years of age. He obtained his master's tiekot 1 1890, when he was only 27. He will Benve the Colony on Tuesday next on the Dutch vessel Tjisundari for davn. In which country Capt Corrand will probably spend the rest of his days
| Ho han refntives there, and when he sads be will carry away with him the best wishes of his many friend in Hongkong.
even, with
The Aght between 1'. C. The second round was Weare. and
Woodhouse, both boxers getting in manches to the 5.1.1, was worked by hard hit-head and jaw, Heinsley hund the bet- tag on both sides. Weare at- ter of the third round, with two- tacked strongly 'n the first round, handed hits to head and body. but a succession of well-timed awings
by Woodhouse had the former a little ane teply. Clever baxing in the second round only kent Weare from being knocked out, and, in the third round. Woodanure could not quite gel in the vital punch, though he got the vordiet on points, Weare is to be congratulated on a very gain fight, mad hetk on well
lot of punishment
.
Boy Curtis defeated Boy Wride in their euntest, though the former was eather late with his right in the first route). Honours were even in the the second round, but Curtis whe more aggressive in the lust round, fo gain the decision.
A Fine Series.
between now and November 28 when the general meeting of stockholders will be held to discuss the non-dividend plan.
Attitude of Management,"
The news of this bald decizion, whtek is characteristic of the Pre- | sident. Mr. Kenkich! Kagami, in prav. ing very unpleasant reading to the thousands of NYK. shareholders, The criticism is made by me that Mr. Kagami probably wants to con. duet the affairs of a shipping concern of an ultra-con- after the manner servative tank, trust compay or in- surtner firm, his speriniity. Explana- tion is made, however, that this drastic dividend action is introduced by the management on the assump- tion that the present business slump will be of the duration of a couple of years and to cope with any difficult situation which may crop up in the menntipen conservation of capital resources whhin the concern is essen- tal even if shareholders are deprived of their distribution at this tigre,
Reduction in Freights. Olais of the shipping canmpany lated to the press that the current
tepta now In reinetion in freight re. venues of about Y.5,000,000 and pas. keliger revenues gain, have autounted to Y1,000,000 mainly because of heavy bookings for the newly built superior: buats. To muke the situation worne the company had to write off the value of its securities portfolios In keeping with the downward course in their markets. The company estim Intex the net loss for the term at Y5,560,000 which is filled up by raid-
O. S. Spettigne, II. M. S. Berwielting the dividend equalization fund had the better of Pte. Shardick, mounting to Y8.750,000, the balance ST.. winning an points after a good Y.1,183,000 being enrried forward to
ht Shaddick had the letter of the the next term. frst round, though Spettigue's guard
anade him hard to it.
Spitisque
was nearly keltes! out in the seernd round with n videas right upper-cut that only missed by a hatrabreadth, Shaddick was only saved by the bell in the third round, and Speltigue had diven plenty of bits to the head and chin.
An Old Comrade.
P. C. Perking, late of the Somerset, knocked out The Cullen of his all unit in the novonal round. Cullen had the better of the first round, and Irr Rins had to cover up. Some close Webb,work in the second round saw Cullen
dropped by a nice clip to the jaw.
Boy Gaskell, H. M. S. Berwick, lost in Bay Pearman, S..., on points. It was a good fight between scimmer and hard leads, the soldier buy having the ewience. Good rights and lefts ave him the first two rounds, and, (hough Gaskell got in a right and left to the head in the last round, he could not reg Peanman back.
Clarke, but to Pte. 』!{" Silk, on points after a good light, Clurko Atarted well with two rights and left to the head, with Webb fighting back well, and good in clase work, Webb lost, puints in the second! round in trying for a ko.. and a Sun 7th Doc at
left-right to the point in the last Thurs 18th Dec at
round did not quite knock out Clarke."
P. Bull. S.L.I., knocked out P. C. Wed 20th Nov at 3 p.m. Drewery, in the first round, though Wed 10th Dec at
1000. the latter fought fiercely at first.
The last fight WILY sensational. Bull enrried the fight back to Drewery, A. C. Collins, R.A.F., was opposed Wod. 26th Nov at
and gave a lot of punishment before
to Pte. Baulch, S.L.I.. And the first Bun. 30th Nov at
the Intter went down for the count, two rounds went wholly in favour of Boy Griffiths, I. M. S. Berwick, the latter. Collins seeming dazed on SUMMER TRIPS TO JAPAN.
Bol to Boy Rootes, S.1.1. in a very he went to his corner. In the last good fight. Both had
good round, he developed a fine right, hud guards, and very few points were Baulch on the ropes and virtually out, scored with outright hits, Rootes and finally dropped him just before having the better of those that wer! | the bell.. It was a particularly ine gol.
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PC, Hemsley won on puints from Pte. O'Reels, S.I.I. in a good seran,
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Rough Iklance Sheet,
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