I GIFTS
The "Pawoll" collection is no varied that you can choong an appropriate Christmas Gift for every name on your lat without making an extravagant outlay.
Come and see the latest creations or write or phone for a selection on approval--they will be willingly went.
HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS—
SLIPPERS
All sizes in Jaeger Wool, Camel Hair and Woni, Leather-lined or Junlined. Towelllust, ele.
TIES
A "Pow." Tie -the Idont gift will please herause of ita beauty and will be valued for its useful- nose. It will be admired by both men and women and will become
a constant reminder of your good wishes tastefully expresse»d.
GLOVES
In selected skins-lined or une lined in Brown and Grey Reindeer, Brown Cape. Chamois, Fabri: in Grey, Pully and Chamois colours. Dress Gloves in Kid, Lisle and Belion Suede.
PULLOVER & SWEATERS
These are a speciality with us and В Jarge selection will by found, in all sizes, In White and many smart designs and plain colours with or without sleeves. suitable for Golf, Tennis, Cricket, Yachting, Riding or for day wear.
SOCKS AND
GOLF HOSE
Exclusive shades, and the most remarkable value ever offered-as well as a comfort every man can enjoy. Observe the absence seam under the foot-n comfort point that is appreciated after the days hard wer
Call and inspect them, we know you will be more than pleased, at The prices asked.
DRESSING GOWNS
A smart selection by "Jaeger"
and "Morley" alan Scot-h Wool Gowns in plain colours and smar: chock designs-very soft and co10- fortable. Price from $29.50.
SMOKING JACKETS & BATH GOWNS
Attache and Suit
Cases Collar and
Tie Catch, KIL Bags,
Hold-ullo,
Masonic Leather Cases, etc.
MILITAPY
Hair
Brushes, Clothes
and Hat Brushes, Pocket Wallets,
Money and Key Purses, etc,
Handkerchiefs in Cotton, Linen and Lawn, Bilk Hand kerchiefs, many with Tica to match,' Travelling Bugs, Kremeniz Jewellery in Cases, Shifts and Pyjamas, Scarves In Slik and Wool, Tie and Trouser Presses, Walking Sticks and Umbrellas, Braco Sets, etc.
Inspection Invited,
Wm. Powell. Ltd.
Specialists in Gentlemen's Wear.
10, Ice House Stroot,
For the Convenience of our Customers cur Store will remain open To-day and Fo-morrow until 6 pm.
THE
HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1930.
LEAGUE SOCCER
TO-MORROW.
KOWLOON ENTERTAIN S.W. BORDERERS..
ARGYLLS V. RECREIO.
All the league lenders with the exception of the South Walen Borderers have fairly easy taska | before them to-morrow, and there is not likely to be any consider- able reshuffling of lengue positions. A full programme of league matches is scheduled as follows:
Senior Division.
A. &. 8. H. v. Recruio.-Chatham
Rond, 4 p.m. South Chins ❤
FANLING GOLF.
STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY.
9,90 C. B. Riggs R. F. Clark.
9.01.11.16-oserved,
1.20 A. II. Manson & J. K. Macfarlan. 9.24 E. P. Fletchor & A. W. Hodges. 9.28 A. II. Chambers & II. W. Dulley. R.32 H. Pooley & . D. Evans, 9.36 D. F. C. Cleland & A. C
Meredith.
9.40 T. D. E. Pendered & 1. W. She-
won.
9.44 A. 17. Ferguson & J. P. Warren. 12.48 W. J. Clerk & J. 11. Raikes.
9.52 A. D. Humphreys &0. Eager. 9.66 0. L. Shank & H. C. Duresch-
mick,
10.00 1. D. Lennox & J. E. Richardson. 10.04 R. Stack & S. J. 11. Fox.
10.08 G, S. S. Thomson & D. 5.
Edward. Kowloon ▼
S. W. Borderer-10.12 H. A. Lammert & 11. Hampton. Kowloon. p.m.
10.16 A, B. Purves & des Voeux. 16.20 A. 0. Brawn & W. R. Vallance. 10.24 G. T. May and G. Themerson. 16.28 R. J. J. Sneddon & J. P. Sherry. 16.32 . H. Goare & H; U Ireland. 10.36 G. E. Mitchell & H. Spicer. 10,40 S. H. Dodweli & 1. G. S. Do-
well.
St. Joseph's
Caroline, 4 pan. Royal Navy v. Polier-Stadium. 4 R. Artillery v. Chinese Ath. ---Soo-
kungeni, 1 m2.
2.11.
Second Division,
Navy Res. v. Recreio Ren, --Navy,
30.
10.44 7. Lindars & C, H. M. Andrew. 10.18. Forbes & W. G. Lorimer. 10,52 H. G. Mшs & D. J. Gilmore, | 19,50 R. M, Chaloner & R. S. Grant. 11.00 R. A. Campbell & K. Young. 11.04 A. Soinmerfelt & A. Piercy. 1108 T, J. Price & 1. Harrop. 11.12 J. H. Hinton, &, C. 11. Burton. 11.1 C. B. Maturin & J. B. Langone Sookunpoo, 1120 A. Reid &.T. A. Martin. 1121 A. Lench & D. S. Robk, Howversity -Chinese) 11.228 19. J. Kengh & J. S. Dyken,
13.32 A. C. 1. Bowker & K. K.
Valentine.
S. Chinn v. St. Joseph's. Caroline
HI, 2,302.
Kowloon v. S. W. Borderers. Kow
Jan, 2
R.A. Res. v, Club Ros
2,000
Eastern
15, p..
Argylt- Stadium, 230,
Third Division,
1. Kuruvers k Chinese
Rosul, 2.30. Tukien v. S.W. Bardoren,
R.V., 2,38.
Chatham
Chinese
R.A.P.
South Chinn.
$40.
BA
South
Iteerejo,
Heerelo.
4.30.
ין
BL.A.S.C, v. Kwo, St. Joseph's, 2,10,
The mainland appears to be Favorited with the only KATI
closp pr
even
to
11,35 J. G. Campbell & S. 5. Perry, 11,40 J. clthart & C. WeTries 11.44 44 3. Roms & 4. B. R. 11.18 A, B. Ruworth & C. B. Johnagu, | 11.62 4. R. Colli» & V, It, Gordon, 12.41-12.48, Reserved.
12.62% -1'humjlership final
No furballs till 12.66 pan
SUGAR MARKETS.
THE LATEST CABLED
QUOTATIONS,
likely to struggles. and The Kowloon- Borderers match is certain. afteart a pond crowd. Their re The following cabled quotationa cords are very similar, Kowlonn at the eleg of the sugar markets" having scored - and the Bar-Messrs. Pentreath and Company:
on Saturday have been received by
devena #-#
corresponding
mateles, Bles returna to the Kowloon team, but in the role of gualkeeper, otherwise it remains the same na ngainst the R.A. on November 22. the Navy and the Police, The Borderers have been duinig ton well to justify aay change in their eleven. They will find Kowipon stronger than the Argylls and a great gume is expect.
ed.
The Argylls meet the Recreio | and a keen game is anticipated: here also, with the odds favouring : the Highlanders.
·
London Terminals.
March 1931 6/13% up 3%d. May 1921 6/31⁄2 up 4. August 1931 6/6%, up 14d. December 1931 6/10% up 1‚d.
New York Terminals. Alarch 1931 1.32 down 1 pt. May 1931 1.40 down 1 pl. July 1931 148 no change. September 1931 165 no change. December 1930 1.18 down 1 pl. Spot. Buyers holding off. Samarang
19/12/30 Trust tons Whites 18.00; sudes:-12.600 tons 10,000 tons Browne 17.00. Further bids must be submitted to Holland, Both Chinese teams should con- Trust evidently not wishing to com- solidate their positions at the mit themselves pending final set- hend of the senior table. The tlement of Conference in Europe. opposition is being provided by) the Royal Artillery and SL Joseph's,
Fricials of Mr. John C. Fletcher, The Police can always be relied formerly A Master at Queen's upon to put up a good game, but College, will be interested to learn they will have to paly very much that he has secured ал
under above themselves if they hope to pointment
the Glasgow take a point
from the Education Authority, and away
haa Stadiuun.
been posted to one of the new suburbs of the City at Knightswood, where a new Central School is shortly to be opened.
In the Second Division, Navy Reserves, St. Josepli's, Borderers, Club, Eastern and Chinese look probable winners, while the Royal Engineers, Fukien, South China and Ewo should obtain points in) the Third Division.
•
PROBABLE TEAMS,
Probable teams include: Kowloon:--Bliss; Martin,
Pile;
Hedley, McKelvie, Dowman; Moss, Simpson, Gillott, Grin- wood, and lanson. Borderers, Johnson;
Mulione, Williams; Morgan, Hynun. Underwood; Harris, Davin, Channings, Morgan and Mason. South China: Pau Ka-ping; Li Tin-sang, Lau Mau? Loung Ying-chan. Wong Mei-shun, Leung Wing-chiu; Chan Mee- оп Chu "Kwok utr Fung
King-cheong. Tam Kong-pak and Ip Pak-wn.
Recreio Int XI:-Beltrao: Xavier, Silva Netto; Sousa Gosano, Marques; B. Gosane, Ward, Rocha,
Pereira, Batt Recrela 2nd XI:-Lawrence; V.
Santoe..
Roza
Costa, E Lawrence; C. R Silva, C. Figueiredo, A. Barretto; Gonsalves, Gutters, Santos, Assia.
Kowloon 2nd:-Augus: Guest, East man: Everest, Gilchrist, Smith; White, W. 11. Brown, Spary, Colton and Bickford.
Club 2nd:-Fogwill; Stoker, Pouta- loff; Stonn, Hynes, Tarlin; Alexander, Bell, Strange, Jack son and Fowler.
NEW DUTCH WARSHIPS
CRUISER & FIOTILLA LEADER TO BE NUILT.
The Hague, Dec. 18. The First Chamber by 28 to 12) has voted a credit for construction. of a cruisor and a flotilla leador, the formar for service in the Dutch. East Indies and the lattor for servico at Curacao.—Router.
SHARE PRICES.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day:
Banks.
Hongkong Bank. $1,756 b5. Chartered Bank, £181⁄4 Mercantile A. & B., £27 n. East Asin $115 b.
Insurances.
Canton Ins., $1,230 n. Union Ins., $520 L.
North China Ina., Tla. 160 b. Chinn Underwriters, $9.10 8. Yangtaze Ins., $50 n.
China Fires, $400 b.
II. K. Fire Ins., $1215 m. -
Shipping.
Doukianes, $284.
1. R. Steamboats, $30% ». Indo-Chinas, (Def.) $24 n. Union Waterbosts, $39 n.
Mining.
Benguet, $11 b. Kailans, 31/3 n. S'hal Explorations, Tis. 1 h. Roube, $334 b.
Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharwes, $173. Whampoa Docks, $30.86 n. China Providents, $5310 b. tulda. Hongkows, Tx. 24
New Engineerings. Ths. 7.10 a. Shanghai Docka, Tla. 114 n.
Cottons.
Ewn Copons, Tha, 11.90 b. Shai Coline, Tis. 79% folla di
Lands, Hotels, etc.
1. and S. Hotels, $11.85 1. 1. K. Lands, $84 », (old)
do $82 8.
S'hai Ganda Tls, 322 bi Humphreys, $17,30 ». Rruities, $9.50 n.
Public Utilities. Tramways, $17.85 8.
Peak Trams, tobb $14% ».
Star Forries $941⁄2 b.
China Lights, (old) $25.50 b.
H. K. Electrics, $82 1. Macan Electrics, $20 n. Telephones $35% n.
Chinu Bures, Tía. 19,60 n. Singapore Tractions. 7/6 8.
Industrials. China Sugars, 80-ets, b.
བས Malabons, 327 n
Call: Moog, Ord: Tia. 10.75 a. Canton Ices, $3.80 8.
Cements (Comb) $17.90 s. Ropes, $11.40 b.
United Anbestos 35 m.
Stores, etc. Dairy Farms, $27.25 b. Watsons, $12.75 s. Der A. Wings, $1 n. Lane Crawford, $3.70 n. Mackintosh, $10 b. Sinceres, $11.60 n.
Miscellaneous Amusements, 323 n. Constructions, $4 b.
B' que Ind. G. Bonds, $70 % b. II.K.G, Loan 6% Prem.
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