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CRAIGENGOWER CRICKET

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"ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING..

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ELECTION OF OFFICE BEARERS.

SPORTS.

TNITE TOS BEL

PRACTICS MATCHES.

A friendly football match has been ranged to take place on the Club ground, kick-off at 245 pm, todayy between a home team and the Kow- loon F. C.

The following will represent the Hongkong FCC. Wilkie, W. Gerrard, C. Young, Rer. Martin, J. Carrierer, J. Ireland, G. May, J Groet, C. Zeveryn, W. Moore and J.] Sherry.

The appual general meeting of the members of the Craigengower Cricket Club was held in the Club bouse, Happy Valley, yesterday evening.

Mr. R.. Rasa presided, and the meeting was very well attended...

The Chairman expressed the regret the meeting felt at the absence of Mr. J. H N. Mody, their President.

At 4.30 pm, another Hongkong and Mr. R. E. Belilios, their Vice- President The report was very F.C., team will meet the Wiltshire satisfactory and they had a successful Regiment, also on the home ground. financial year. There was an increas The home team is as followsG. ed number of members in the Club.Rodgers, M. Tenkin, C. Laurence, J. A mätter be regretted was the cut McPhail, J. Rodgers, J. Ralston, Day, which Goldenberg, Sandberg, R. S. Logan standing debts of the Club, $1,500 had been collected. He hoped and E. Riis," the members would settle up their accounts. He thanked Messrs. Mody and Belilios for additions to the pavilion, Dr. Kew and another mem- ber for a billiard table and Capt. Jenkin for the Bowling green. He proposed the adoption of the report and statement of accounts.

Mr. A. S. Ellis seconded and this was carried unanimously, after a pro- 6. Are not thieves who come on toracted and somewhat informal dis- be cussion of the ethics of posting

defaulters.

In case you do not know how to And these I will give you an example: "The hero sees again his native land,

Can you guess any of these? You will find the answers in next week's Corner.

1. Hilda is young.

2. Here is a pin Kitty...

3. I rise very early.

4. Lil you must come.

5. Wash the-pots and paars you

lazy girl?

my verandah liable caught?

to

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THE WIND FAIRIES. When Sheila was a tiny baby she spent most of her days in the gar- den under a shady tree in her per

ambulator."

Sometimes she grew tired of being

RUGBY.

YESTERDAY'S-PRACTICE MATCE.

A practice rugby football match was played on the Club ground at Happy Valey yesterday evening, in order that players might be chosen în to represent the Hongkong F.C., This year's cup. competition. It was a matter for regret, especially le view of the nearness of the football season, that

моге than

not

The following office-bearers were elected: President: Mr. J. H. N. Mody: Vice President: Mr. R. eighteen players turned out for Beliios; Hon. Secretary: Mr. R. the practice match. However, the spectators. Although in Hongkong Basd; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. D. K. Same was much enjoyed by the Kharas; Capt. of Cricket: Mr. L. Rugby football does not have the following that "Soccer" can claim;" Committee: Dr.F.H. Kew, Messrahere is no doubt that there are many

Lammert.

there and would cry, but if it was/A E. Hall, C. H. Lyson, A. E Ellis. | men who are not nalỹ interested in |

windy day she would be perfectly S. happy and would lie there for hours! watching the trees swaying and the leaves rustling along the ground.

E. Ismail and W. Allen.

"But I do not know where you J- Ralston, live," said Sheila.

the game, but who are capable! players. It is hoped, therefore, that they will send in their names to Mr. the Captain, Clo Queen's College.

Although rather scrappy at times, "Oh yes you will soon remember,"

yesterday's match was enjoyable Tear-Along answered. "Put your Some very fine individual efforts When she was born it was a very hands over your eyes very sightly and were witnessed by the spectators who very windy day, in het people said say to yourself Tear-Along, Breezy- were not slow in showing their that there was a perfect hurricane. Boy. Hary-Scurry, Wind-ina-Fro-appreciation. Mr. Ralston captained"

Shella was living then with the Ec."

Now there was a reason for her being so fond of the wind though no one knew it.

one side, and Mr. Wallace the other. wind fairies and as they knew that her Sheila did this and at once she of those who took part in the game mother badly wanted a little baby could see, in the middle of a wood, yesterday, Ralston, Wallace, Harper, they thought they would make her a tiny hat made of branches with Lieut. Bevan, Smythe and Hall were present of Sheila.

leaf roof. Then, in another minute, very good, while McCann and Tin- So, when the storm was at its high she had forgotten everything except son, while obviously out of form did est. four of the wird fairies, Hurry that she once belonged to the wind some good work and should make Scurry, Tear-Along, Breezy-Boy, and fairies and, feeling light as thistle-rapid improvement with practice.

Next Friday the Club will meet the Wind-in a-Frolic, after having put down, she picked Tear-Along up

"Ambrese" in a practice match. Sheila carefully into Z bamboo gertly and away they Bew, turning chariot, hamessed themselves to it and twisting here, and there in the when it is hoped that Messrs. H. C B. Way, J W. Alabaster, Hope and with gusts of wind and sway they wind.

be fast for- Cooper, who are said few ill they came to her future

wards, will turn out for the Club. bome.

All the doors and windows were closed so they carefully climbed down

It was a bright moonlight sight and Sheila could see the trees and bushes just below them.

At last they landed on a soft carpet

a chimney, laid Sheila on a rug and of moss and there, beside them, wes crept sway without anyone even hear the little house that Sheila had seen ing them, but they peeped through * | in imagination.

OFNREAL MEETING.

INVITATION TO PLAYERS.

window to see what would happen. There was a glow worm on a shel!

A general meeting of the Rugby As Sheila's mother was sitting above the door and by its light she Section of the Hongkong Football reading she suddenly heerd a cry and could see a bark beach on which she Club was held in the bavilion after when she looked down there was the laid Tear-Along and when he called the match, when the appointment of dearest little pink and white baby at out Brothers, Sheila has brought Mr. Ralston as Captain was con me home the door burst open and famed. Mr. G. Tinson was appoint Oh how delighted she was! She the three brothers came running outed Vice Captain, while the following were elected to form the Com picked the tiny thing up and began to see what was happening.".

her feet.

to love it and talk to it and then the Of course Sheila was much bigger mittet: Messrs. Wallace, Smythe wind fairies crept away, feeling very than any of them but they jumped on pleased with themselves at Eaving to a low branch of a tree to talk to given her so much pleasure:

her and were all very pleased to have But of course they always felt that her with them again.

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and Alabaster. Entries for the cup competition were invited, and it was proposed to hold practice matches on the Club ground on Thursdays. Any. one, whether a member of the Club or not, is invited to turn out for these matches.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

Sheila still, in a way, belonged to Breezy-Boy put a kettle of water them and she, without understanding to boil on the glowworms' back and it, felt this too.

then bathed Tear-Along's foot and When she was bigger, if the wind tied it up in a piece of dock leaf, fas- was blowing hard, heila would steal sening it with coteen grass. out of doors and dance along until she

By that time it had all come back! was fired out. Then she would come to Sheila's mind how she had once home with the reddest chocks and lived in this tiny house and when she sprakling cyes so that her mother looked through a window she saw thế would say, "Good gracious qië, child, moss bed in which she used to sleep

Per "Porthos," yesterday wherever have you been?"

as a baby.

and Mr Allen, Mr Lo Bra, Mr Lon, Mr "I've been playing with the wind Then when Hurry-Scurry gave a Cary, Mr E. Dee, ir Eugues, Mr Boxer, Fairies mother," she used to answer shrill whiste hundreds of the wind Mr Landry, Mme Asherst, Mr J. Van and then her mother would laugh and fairies came dancing along. Some of Wesen, Mr. Berem, bir Robert, Mme Talby, Mlie Davey, Mr Norton, Mr. call her “A funny Httle thing." then had reed pipes and were sing Conway, Mire Gibson, Mile Van der One night there was such a storming, the quiet kind of songs that one Very, Mr L. Fagmel, and Miss Jean that the house shook.

hears on a summer's day when there Norton Sheila, who was in bed, woke up is a murmuring in the trees. Others and as she sat up listening to the came tearing along blowing trumpets wind howling she thought she heard and these were the storm fairies, the a voice say, "Sheila, come and help cousins of the wind fairies. your friend Tear-Along!"

They sat on the moss all round

She sprang out of bed and opened Sheila and some of the fairies gave · the window and then again she heard her honey-dew to drink out of acorn the voice saying "Sheila, come and cups and others brought her cakes help your friend Tear-Along," and made of ginger files. there in a corner of the window-sill

KOOVE.

Tear-Along was by this time feel-

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she saw the tiny lary. A stone had ing much better and was able to sit fallen on his foot so that he could not up and talk to all his friends.

Then it suddenly struck Sheila that On you poor little thing!" cried she ought to be going home again in Sheila and she took the stone away case her mother should miss her. So but then saw that his loot was so she said good-bye to all the fairies badly hurt that he could not move it, and was blown away home by a strong

"Please take me home: " gasped gust of wind. Tear-Along.

"After that she often visited the wind faries in the night

Tess... CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALK Along (whose foot was soon quite THERE in Dothing so good for masenwell, again) would tap on her window 1lar rheumatism, coraire, lamenes, and off they would fly together. Then craps of the muscle bruises and realter dancing and playing in the wood, injuris as-Chamberlain's Pain Balm.

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It will effect a cure in les time than back home Sheila came to bed and a Any other treatment For sale by all sound sleep. Chemists and storekeepers.

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