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MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1930.
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
SATURDAY'S LEAGUE
CRICKET.
(Router's Servios to the China Mali.)
NAVIES OF THE WORLD.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.
IR.CHE.C.C.-
The Indian Recreation Club sur Mr. Baller, Chairman of the Naval Comprised everyone by badly beating the mittee, has reported to the House of ReHongkong Cricket Club by a score of presentatives that by 1924 Great British 294 runs to 76. Rumjahn's batting will have eo battleships and the United States 47 France 95; and Japan 15; but was a feature of the game. the United States" ships were about equal to the British in power.
PEACE WITH GERMANY.
WASHINGTON, March 27th.
A Bill has been introduced into the House of Representatives authorising a
B.K.C.C.
E. J. R. Mitchell, c and b A. A..
Rumjahn
Lt. Sutherland, b Redmond
THE CHINA MAIL.
25 ROYAL NAVAL QUADRILLE" "TJIPANAS" ARRIVES
Maj. Bagnall, & Wright, b Yech....... 5 Gr. Perkins, b Redmond D Gr. Smith, b Redmond........... Gr. Middleton, 'h Redmand....... C. S. M. Pragrell.b Redmond Cpl. Green, b... b. Redmond Gr. Baines, not put Extras
CLUB,
HONGKONG..:
JAVA EINER UNDAMAGED.
This club hled its final dance for the season on Tuesday last and in a brief speech the President, (Chlef Writer T. H. Smith), regretted on behalf of the club the sudden
The Java China-Japan Liner "Ti- termination of the season on panas" arrived at Hongkong on Sun- that particular evening. He day afternoon, having been freed from stated that
ta owing
theber stranded position, off Cape Kami, room being unavailable for the on Thursday evening. proposed final date, viz 30th March, and the weather having become | rather ¦ unsuitable for dancing, and even more so, most probably, were it proposed to carry on during the month of April, there was no altern- ative to do otherwise than complete D. P. the season Tuesday 23rd March,
24 He thanked all patrons for their 119 great support and attendance during 2 14 the sesson and remarked that ere 2 11 next dancing, season, - practically the
Total
.159
Bowling Analysis.........
C. Blaker, c A. A. Ramjahn, b
Earde.......
Redmond
... 19:
Freeborn
0. M. 1. 1-
x. 71
G. de Paravicini, à A. A. Rumjaha
Yeah..... 12:
141
3
THE LEAGUE TABLE.
14
3
1
W. I
W. Mackenzie, b Earde........
5 R.G.A......
&
24 R.E. and LA.... 7
6
S. H. Ismail,
b. A. A. Rumjahn............
2 Kowloon.............
9. 4 &3
separate peace between the United States, E. W. Day, c Nazarin, b A. A.
and Germany".
Rumjaha
In the Senate, Senator Owen introduced R. A. Green, b Earde .....
a measure to amend the Constitution to enable the ratiBeation of treaties by a simple majority of the Senate instead of the two-thirds majority as at present.
VOTES FOR WOMEN.
WASHINGTON, March 7th. The State Senate has passed the Women The vote only of Suffrage amendment. one more State is now required for three-fourths majority of the States which
i necessary to give women the vote throughout the country.
CARPENTIER IN AMERICA.
New York, March 97th.
Carpentier has arrived, accompanied by his wife and manager, and was given a warm reception.
SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS.
Parliament was opened by Lord Buxton who annoncoed the result of the elections, The Smuts Ministry will remain in office and submit itself to the judgment of the He foreshadowed a notable pro gramme of social reforms.
CAPE TOWN, March 2nd
House
STRENGTH OF SINGAPORE
GARRISON.
LONDON, March 24th.
In the House of Commons, on the report
of the Yote for men for the Army, Mr. Kenworthy urged the immediate streng-
thening of the garrison of Singapore.
A. Braud, b A. A. Rumjaho
A. J. Bernie, not out
H. A. Sawyer,
E. Reid, b Arcollibuste D. E., Donnelly, b Arcalf...
Extras...
Earde
Totalasn
Bowling analysis..
0. M. R
8
A. A. Rumjahn ..... 7 Arculli ......... 1.5- A. H. Rumjahn ... 3
1 R.C.-
9 | Civil Service ... 9. 2 8 Staffs
8HKCC.8
Navy ...............? 76 University ...........10
Craigëngower.... &.. C.R.C........
4. 10 whole of the Committee, also himself, 9 would have left for home, but he 9hoped the Royal Naval Quadrille Club 7 would not cease to exist that account, and therefore 5 trusted others would comé forward when the fine-arrived and
OTHER MATCHES..
CRC v. CIVIL SERVICE.
A. Arculli, c and b Dayak yan Played on Civil Service ground and S. H. Ismail, c. Sawyer, b Day... 20
A. H. Rumjahn, c Brand, b Day... 7 won by the home team by a big
65 margin. Scores.- AA. Rumjahn, b Sawyer G. C. Earde, h Day
D. Rumjahn, c and b Mitchell D. S. Ismail, not out
S. A. Ismail, b Donnelly.
N. M. Bux, c Mackenzle, b Day
R. Nazarin, b Donnelly
E. A. Morsdeen, b Day ..........
Extras
Mr. Churchill, replying, explained that, Sawyer
aling stations had been revised and`
and
in order to meet the extra bardens drown Day..... on the Army, they were forced to prune their Donnelly requirements in order to save as many mien Brand.
The garrisons of naval bases
Dasch Reid about a dozen battalions thereby secured Mitchell in this manner. He pointed out that Mr. 1 Kenworthy was a great advocate of economy, nad doubtless other members' might advocate greater military prepara- tions in other places, but what" was to become of economy if an extra unit, were provided in every fortress.
The report on the Vote was agreed to.
ROME-TO-TOKYO FLIGHT..
ALLAHABAD, March 17th Masiero, whose machine was wrecked at Delhi, left for Calcutta, where he will woatinue the flight to Tokio with Ferrarin.
ENCOURAGING STUDY OF JAPANESE IN NAVY,
LONDON, March 27th.. The Admiralty announces that in order to enable officers, not residing or serving in the Far East, to obtain a preliminar
of Japanese a limited number knowl
#ledge will be selected for a six-months course of instruction at the School of Oriental Studies in London after which those suit
I
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Bowling Analysis.
CIVIL SERVICE.
27 B. W. Bradbury, c Yew, b Ng. 13 W. H. Edmonds, b. Ng...
2 G. R. Sayer, c Wong, b Ching
6 A. E. Wood, e Ho,. b Ng .... OR. C. Witchell, Lo, b Ho 6R. O. Hutchison, b Ng.... 40 E. B. Reid, b Ng
R. E. O. Bird, not out!!.. 204P. T. Lamble, e Ng, b Ho
C. Sara, b Ng
H. E. Strange, run out.....................
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Total
Bowling Analysis,
од
The vessel suffered no damage so far as can be ascertained, and is
making no water. She will, however, be docked for examination at the Talkoo Dockyards.
The "Tjipanas," after undocking. will proceed to Saigon where she will load rice for Java.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
fill the gaps, so that the pleasant THE Offices and Stations of the
weekly evenings could continue, CHINESE MARITIME GUSTOMS although, perhaps, with the large for Kowloon and District WILL BE fleet, which would then be concen- CLOSED to Public Business pa trated here, naval dancing clubs FRIDAY the Sud and SATURDAY the
3rd April. would be nore numerous, and
TD. MOORHEAD, it might be found advisable to arrange a fortnightly Instead of a
Commissioner of Chinese Customs,
Kowloon and District. weekly dance. However he would leave that decision to the new
York Buildings, President and his Committee and
Hongkong, March 28, 1997. whoever they might be he would take
17 this. opportunity of wishing them ... 29 every success in their endeavours for the next season, adding that 16
should he still be here he would ... 21
16 willingly render any assistance as he 15 had done during the previous four
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20 2: 69
12
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41
CR.C.
RE. AND LA. v. CRAIG- ENGOWER.
S
The Royal Engineers and Indian Army were too much for Craigen gower in Saturday's cricket and Craigengower swallowed the butter Ipill of defeat at score of 194 runs to
38.
P.E. AND I.A.
Ваза, в Major Greenaway, c
Omar Capt. Gray, c Basa, b Omar Major Edwards, b Hall Major Middlemas,
Lammert
La Man Fan, b Edmonds Yew Man Hon, bEdmonds.................... Ho Wing Kin, c Edmonds, b Bird Shin Man Ping, b Edmonds. ............. Ng Sze Kwong, c Sayer, b Bird.... Un Hew Fan, b Edmonds
Choa Man Ping, not out......... H. Ching. b Reid
10
.160
4
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seasons.
A BURGLAR.
At the Magistracy this morning, Mr. Smith had a man before him. charged with house breaking in Lo Leung Street, Hongbom, and theft of clothing valued at $6.50, a blan ket, and a silver watch. He denied the charges.
The Police said that when arrest- 'ed, the defendant had a dagger.
His Worship enquired as to the facis of the case, and was informed that the defendant gained admittance
O kitchen door, be removed the latch and
got into the living room. He entered
to the house by placing a plank
27
against the wall at the back of the
1
7
house, and climbing up this, he entered the house by the kitchen
..... 11 window. Cutting a hole in the
Li Man Kwong, b Reid
4
68
Wong Kwok Kwong, absent
Extras
7
c Basa, b
Total
38
Bowling Analysis.
M. R.
1. Reid ..... 8 Witchell
Edmonds..... 8 Bird .......
1.5
2. 31
2
20
3
Lt. Clauson, c fex, b Abbas ****** Capt. Wabl, c and b Fall Col. Taylor, b Abbas **** Lieut. Hammond, c Kharas, b
Hall
Lt. Larkcom, b Hall.....
able will be placed on the roster for fur- Capt. Murray, not out. ther study in Japan on full pay. These L. McConnel, b Hall
officers must be prepared to be appointed
to ships on the China Station pending a
vacaner in the established number of off-
cers allowed to prowed to Japan at one time.
In selecting officers for study in Japan
special consideration will be given to those
bo bave reached the necessary standard
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Total
Bowling Analysis.
ó. M.
R.
9
in preliminary knowledge by "their own Omar........ efforts at China Station or elsewhere, Abbas.......
A COMMON RISK.
WITH TERRIBLE `RESULTS.
A Chinese has been removed to the Government Civil Hospital, suffering injuries received by falling off a tram car in Shaukiwan. It appeared, according to those who saw the accident, that he was jump- ing off a moving car when he miss ed his footing and, falling on the road, got both his legs caught under the wheels of the tram car. They were almost severed.
JAVA LINE'S NEW SHIPS.
FLEET TO BE INCREASED.
An increase of four ships is ex- pected by the Java-China-Japan Line. The new vessels will be cargo 'carriers and will be of considerable size, threa being of 14,000 tons displacement and one of 16,000 tons. Their speeds will be 13 to 14 knots per hour. All .four will be in service during the course of this year. These additions will increase the fleet of the Java" Line to a total of fifteen steamers.
·IN- SAD MEMORY. ·
Of one who cate among us. "When the dollar was one and nine But, when it rose to six bob, And holidays vanished
Was called to labour elsewhere
He preached many sermons
And told stories Mostly alike.
And loft regretted by a Number
O Lord is it not a little one.
-Contributed,
....18 2
Lammert ........ 5 1
·Hall...............
6.51
CRAIGENGOWER.
R. Basa, b Edwards .................................
M. H. Abbas, b Middlemas.........
S. Jex. c Gray, b Edwards .......
F. G. Thompson, b Edwards ........
Y. Abbas, e Larkcom, b Edwards
W. Hall, b Middlemas
L. E. Lammert. c Middlemas, b
Edwards......
Hamid, e Wahl, b Middlemas......
CIVIL SERVICE ». POLICE.
POLICE.
4
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2
SAINT JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.
EASTER FESTIVAL.
A Special
SERVICE FOR CHILDREN
will be held on EASTER SUNDAY, at 3.30 r., to which ALL Children are invited.
a cubicle occupied by a woman and went through her drawers and boxes. 61 According to the woman, she was awakened by a little rumbling noise, but thinking it was caused by the Louse cat; she took no notice. When eventually she saw a man prawling aboutin her cubicle, she became alarmu- ed, and stealing noiselessly out of bed, i she went to the second floor of the house and informed the principal tenant who raised an alarm. Taking fright, the prisoner rushed back to the kitchen, and jumped from the parapet wall on to the ground, hurt ing bis legs in the fall. He was remained for over a month, and was THE removed to the hospital where be
discharged on Saturday. He is per manently injured as the result of the
18 months' hard labour?"
Police beat Civil Service second eleven on Police ground by 66 runs Scores ****
2Grimmett, b Label ........................... 32
fall Alexander, e Sandford, b Lobel... 31. Watts, b Lobežne vanemat King, b Bacon
17.
4
14
Condoa, c. Knight, b Rhodes .............. Andrews, c and b Rhodes...
O Hollands, b Lobel.........
38 BLUE FUNNEL TRANSPORT
LEAVES SOON.
0
O Matthews, Fincher, b Sandford 5
6 Marshail, b Lobel...
1 Ellwood, c Sandford, b Rhodes ...
Kent, not out
6
1
0.
1. Goldenberg, not out................................... 2 U. Omar, e Wahl, b Edwards...
Extras......
Total ...........34 104217
Bowling Analysis.
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Extras
Total........
1
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The 9.9. 'Hysan" of the Blue 9 Funnel Line departs from Hongkong 7for London on Wednesday, the 31st instant with approximately 51 officers ..133 and 250 non-coms and privates,
CIVIL SERVICE 2ND IL 4 G. L- Knight, b Alexander ...rimises
A. K. Mackenzie, cand b"
38. Matthews rekkari mu cen.
C. K. Rhodes, b Alexander ...........m
I W. Sandford, e Hollands, b
Alexander....
2F. Bacon, b Watts
0. M R
W.
3
2 31
Middlemas....... 5 Edwards 6
RG.A. Y. UNIVERSITY,
.་
7E. C. Fincher, b Alexander.....
A close match was played on the military cricket grounds at Happy Valley, the R.G.A. wianing by six runs. Scores :--
UNIVERSITY.
T. L. Cheah, c Perkins, b Davis. 0
H. C. Hunt, c and b Olliver. **** 21
F. A. Redmond, b Davis
D. K. Samy, b Davis
| M. H. Roffey, b Baines unosu
JH. R. Freeborn, b Baines
1. T. Pun, b Olliver
J. D. Wright, b Davis
S. K. Chu, run out
T.E. Yeoh, c Olliver, b Davis
C. H. Yeoh, not out
13
15
****** 56
na sat
......
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Davis 17
Baines ......... 15.2 3 Oliver Mika 5
59
41
“KGA.
Capt. Olliver, e Samy, b Free-
-born
Capt. Davis, b Redmond: Cpl. Mann, b Yeah
F. Lobel, b Alexandermana
G. H. Haskett, b Alexander
V. M. Hast c Matthews, b Watts W. McLeod, not outsi
designated for demobilization from 2 the Army, on board.
The vessel has been delayed at 11the Naval Dockyards, awaiting the
installation of additional ventilator
trunks, and the fitting of a double
14
19
5
awning as a protection for the pass. engers from the torrid rays of tropic Sun.
0 She will call at Singapore, Penang,
6 Port Swettenam, Colombo and Port 0]Said, as rosis to London.
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THE THE ANNUAL MRETING "of the Members of the ASSOCIATION OF EXPORTERS & DEALERS OF HONGKONG, will be held TO-MOR ROW (TUESDAY, March 30th, 1920, at 4 P.M. precisely, in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROOM, CHARTER- ED BANK BUILDING, for the fellowing purposes :---
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By Order,
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Secretary.
Hongkong, March 15, 1920,
Two new Launches are being built for the “WALLA-WALLA " fleet. Phone“No. 3516.
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Total
67
THE QUESTION OF
THE HOUR-
CRANE MINISTER TO CHINA
Washington, March 15.-By un
31 animous vote the Senate foreign 2 relations committee reported favour 8 ably the nomination of Charles R.
2 | Crane to be minister to China.
0 Charles R. Crane whose nomination
5 to be minister to China has been reported favourably by the Senate .153 committee on foreign relations is a wealthy fron and steel manufacturer of Chicago, and head of the large w, concern which bears his name.". He 5 has travelled widely, and in familiar -2 with affaire, political and commercial
2 in the Far East, shtet
During the administration of Pres ident Taft, he was appointed minister 100 to China, but was recalled by 15 secretary of state, Philandor C.
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