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SATURDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1920,"

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LAC SIR EDITTER.

WESTIN TAKAI

·BETTLEY'S

P. E. YOUSE

Malays

SPORT.

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59-61 Des Voeur Road Central,

" HONGKONG.

TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL

LEAGUE MATCHES.

The following are the first and -second division league football

matches fixed for to-day---

DIVISION L

Hongkong Clubv.HMS. "Tamar, Navy A ground, at 4 pm. Referee, Mr. Hollands.

HMS. "Ambrose" v. Hongkong Police, Navy "B" ground, at 4 p.m. Referee, Mr. Thornton-

Kawthon v. R.G.A.. Club ground, at 4 p.m. Referee, Mr. Evans, RN,

DIVISION II.

Ucited v. RGA. Reserves, Navy: Agrond. 230 p.m. Referee, Mr- Jones. RN.

Kowloon Res. v. Staff & Depts, St. Joseph's ground, 220 p.m. Referee,

Mr. Wells

South China Res. v. Hongkong Club Res, South China ground, 230 pun. Referee, Mr. Cheeseley.

St. Joseph's v. Oilers United, St. Joseph's ground, 4 pm. Referee, Mr. Pragnell

Punjabis v. Indian Rec. Club, Sockumpoo ground. 2.30 p.m. Re feree. Mr. Robson, RN.

The Club playing away from home today against the "Tamar on the Nary ground A good struggle is anticipated, and the salors, in view of their good show. ing for the past fortnight, can be relied upon to put up a very good snow, but it is doubtful if they will able to beat the Clan who are sure to play havoc with their defence. If the civilians do not watch Graydon carefully, they might experience a

few surprises.

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WEST MEST BALSAM 1545

WORK. STOP

HONGKONG TRADE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPORT,

Cotton Place Goods and Fancy Cotton goods Clearances have im- proved, but there is no sign of z revival of business. Dealers are allowing credii, so it is not likely that many sales will be recorded be

fore China New Year,

The Manchester market remains quiet..

Cotton Yarn-Erconraged by the retirement of the Kwongsi troops from Canton, dealers entered the market and bought fairly good quantities at considerable advances in rates. About 7,500 bales changed to-day. Kick-off at 230 pm G. hands values appreciating $10 to $15 Great, D. J. Purves, C. Wilke, W. for the lower and $15 to $20 for the Ireland, J. Dodds, S. Sorensen, C. A.higher counts. Towards the close, Ogilvie, G.May, M. Noris, A. Boysen, the market is quiet as dealers have J.P. Sherry, Reserves: A Macdonaldsatisfied their more urgent require

and E. Railton.

IR.C.. PUNJABIS.

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The following will represent the IR.C. in the League match against the PunjabisontheSookumpoo ground at 2.30 mA. Osman Madar, Alf Gwar Khan, Sharhash Khan, Ali Hassan, Gulam A. B. Ali Hyder (Capt.). Sadik Bahadur, Wazir Khan, Sher Khan. Issac Hassan. Reserve: H. Sal'ch

UNITED v. RG.A.

ments.

Quotations are:-

No. 10s $175 205.No 12s $165, 220, No. 16s. $210.235. No. 20s. $220 243 Arrivals 4,000 bales. Sales 7500 bales. Shipments ni

Unsold Stock 9,000 bales. Bargains 12,000 bales,

Woollens-No sales bave been reported and the market. is still exceedingly dull.

Raw Cottons-Market has ruled. quiet. Values are cominal as fal- |lows-Indian descriptions $30/32 Chinese descriptions $34/42 per picul Metals-No improvement can yet be reported. Prices if anything are on the easy side and are still nominal

Flour Market Report-Stock: About 200,000 sacks.

The following have been selected to play for the United F. in their league match against the R.G.A.

Quotations:- American Patent Reserves at 2.30 pm. on Navy ground!

W. McLeod; A. N. Other, D.-50 per sack, American Cut of D. Urquhart (Capt.): W. F. Baker. 330 per sack, American Straight D. Lakig. & Logan: H. Knight, P: $3.25 per sack, Shanghai Flour 2nd Brown; Chas. Blake, E. C. Fincher, G. Chubb. Reserve J. Marshall.

"CURLEW" v. S. C. RES.

$3.20.

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SALARY FOR NOTHING.

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LONDON ACTRESS WHO"

GETE IT.

There is in London an actress who has had a salary for -four years and nothing to do for it.

In 1916 Mis Marianne Caldwell

was engaged "for the run of the piece." for "Chu Chin Chow" at His Majesty's Theatre.

Before this obstinately successful play was produced it was found that Miss Caldwell need not be called up- on for the part she had rehearsed, and her services have never been re- quire since. Every week a cheque for her salary is sent her, and in acknowledging the receipt of it she 258, where she may be found if wanted in a hurry. The outstanding feature of the part for which she was cast is an "infectious” laugh, saya the Daily Mail.

So much out of the limelight has this lucky actress been that when asked for a photograph of herself the other day she could not produce one.

DOUBLE HOME MAIL.

ARRIVAL TO MORROW.

A double mall from home wil

which will bring the full mail desaat- arrive to-morrow on the" Iyo Märu.” ched from London on October 7th, and the letter portion of the mall despatched on October 14th. The balance of the mail of the latter date is expected on the P.&0."Devanha," due early in the week.

Sandries and Coals →→→→Market

A reminder is given of the re- weak. Steady to firm.

ception of welcome to be tendered Sugar Market dull.

the new Bishop of Victoria, the Rt. Saltpetre-Stock 1,600 Bag Rev. C. R. Duppy. D.D. at St. Market quiet.

Andrew's Church Hall on Monday at 5.30 p.m.

KINEMA NOTES.

THE CORONET.

At Happy Valley on Thursday, the "Curlew team met the South China Athletics' second string in a friendly match which proved to be fast and exciting. Although the Chinese were speedy and tricky, the sailors asserted their superiority in the matter of combination and had

Today the Coronet announces is the better of the play throughout the the last day on which the picture match. They were greatly helped "Back to God's Country" will be by Davidson who at centre half let shown and it may be seen at any of nothing pass

The sailors the four performances. The picture scored seven goals, and their oppon-is of an unusal type and well worthy ents replied with only one.

Of inclusion 边 the

him.

Yesterday the Wanchai Police arrested a man alleged to be one of the four Chinese who attacked the Japanese Chief Officer of the ss. "Chosen Maru” in broad daylight Wednesday and relieved him of a outside the Seamen's Institute, on wallet containing Hongkong, Japan- ese and reuble notes valued at $14.50. In consequence of informa- tien given by the prisoner, two other men and a boy were arrested later in the day. This morning they were of all brought before Magistrate Orme

theatre's

'Chosen Maru” had already sailed,

The Kowloon v. RG.A, match The teams played a return match super-search. It shows 2 will be played on the Cmh ground, yesterday evening, and this game as the intimate friend and a fast and even game is expected. Proved to be inore evenly contested manner of wild beasts, which, when and charged with larceny. As the. Kowloon should prove superior in: There was no score until towards danger threatens, stand her in ine attacking department, although the end of the match when the good stead. For a piece of genuine there is talk of the soldiers reor sailors netted the only goal of the and amusing acting nothing could ganizing their forward line for the match. The Chinese tried hard to be better than the antics of a couple equalize. but time was against them. of bear cubs. There are plenty of and the sailors again

out exciting scenes while the views of wingers.

the snow clad regions should interest To-morrow the film "Eye for Eye* "CURLEW" II v. "AMBROSE" IL featuring Nazimova begins its run.

turn

however.

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CONTRABAND SEIZED,

The

REVOLVER AMMUNITION.

match. Kowloon ought to win.

The "Ambrose" will be at home to the Police on the Navy "B" ground. Although the sailors will be without the services of Sargent, a good game should result. It is also doubtful if Hanbaford will turn out for the sailors, while Downes was These two teams met on the Navy injured in a mid-week match, but ground on Thursday and played a will

out

The very fast and exciting game which Police will be at their strongest. In resulted in a win for the " Ambrose" spite of the severe handicaps, the by the odd goal in three sailors ought to be able to pull "Curlew" scored a few minutes after through with the two points at the opening whistle and kept their stake.

lead throughout the first half and the With the second division teams best past of the second. About a changing their form every week, it quarter of an hour from the close of is difficult to forecast the winners, but the Collegians, the Staffs and the Club Reserves should win their res- pective matches, while a draw in the other two matches is the most probable result.

The "Carlisle" being absent from port. their matches against the Wilts. and the Club de Recreio have been postponed.

In the event of the St. Joseph's ground not being ready for play:

the Kowloon Reserves v. Staffs and

the St. Joseph's v. Oilers United mat ches will be transferred to the Navy "B" and Sookumpoo grounds at 2.30 and 4 p.m., respectively.

H.K.F.C. v. "TAMAR."

The following have been selected To represent the Hongkong Football Club in a League match to-day against the Tamar" on the Navy ground. Kick-off at 4 pm.:-G Rodger, W. Gerrard, F. Lawrence, M. L: Railton, 3. Rodger, J. W. R. McPhail, L Goldenberg. H. H. Day, M. Sandberg, E. Moore, E. Kiis.

K.F.C. TEAMS.

The following teams will represent the Kowloon Football Club in their League engagements to-day

1st Div. Kowloon v. R.G.A. on the Hongkong Club- greund kick-off at 4 p.m.-W. Crocker: F. Wheeler and T. Knight; J. Carlssell, A. Wey- men, and P. R. Beesley; W. Taylor, C. E. Milard, R. E. Townsend, B. Pasco, and F. Ciemo.

2nd Div Kowloon v. Staff on St. Joseph's ground.kick-off at 2 p.m. *H. McKay: S. H. Hewer and G. White, J. Coupland, E. W. Alderson, and A. Martin; G. Jack, A. Spary, K. A. Mason, IL Elythe, and A Estorffie..

·HK.F.C-2nd XI. v. S.CA. ·

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ONE MAN CONVICTED.

Two Chinese were this morning

the match, just when the " Curiew's" charged before Magistrate Swith win looked certain, the Ambrose" with the unlawful possession of 212 broke away and scored twice in rounds of revolver ammunition.. quick succession and won the match.

BILLIARDS.

INTER-MESS TOURNAMENT.

The first defendant alleged the ammunition belonged to the second | defendant, (who was defended by | Mr. A. E. Hall) and that he was merely emploved to carry the, con- traband to a Kongmoon boat.

"Mr. Hall's client denied all kaow. ledge of the ammunition, and in the Victoria Barracks, visited the R. E. the first defendant's statement, the The R. G. A Sergeants Mess, absence of evidence corroborating Sergeants' Mess on Wednesday even-Magistrate discharged Mr. Hall's ing in connection with the Garrison client and fined the other man $25 Inter-Mess Billiards Tournament, and or one month's imprisonment with farther consolidated their position at hard labour. the top of the league by defeating the The ammunition was confiscated. home team by six games to love. The Victoria Mess have now 'won 27 gatties out of 30 played, and are in а very comfortable position towards winning the trophy.

The players were

R.G.A. (Winners). Staff-Serpt, Gillard, C.Q.MS. Rivers, R.SM. Collins, Mr. Gr. Thomas, Staff Sergt: Davis and Sergt. Barchard.

Royal Engineers (Losers):-CS.M. Woolford, Sergt. Smith. Sergt.Major. Flynn, C.QMS. Whittam, Sergt Major Smith and Corpl. Townsend.

TIMID ROBBERS.

PRECIPITATE FLIGHT.

POLICE WHISTLE SCARES

TWELVE MEN.

The master of the Wing Lee ship yard at Cheungshawan, near Laiche- kok, reported to the police that about PALACE HOTEL TOURNAMENT. by a noise outside his sleeping 12.30 this morning, he was awakened

quarters. As.. he

get. Last night's match in the Palaceting out of bed to investigate, resulted in Mr. R. Thomas (125) de complainant at once blew a police Hotel Handicap Billjards tournament, a fok called out "robbers" Toe feating Mr. K. Higashide (150) by whistle, and the robbers, twelve in 250 214.

Thomas's best breaks were 40, 26, 24 and 17, and Higashide's 23 (twice)

22 and 21.

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INTERPART TENNIS.

PLAY POSSIBLE THIS AFTERNOON.

The s..."Novara" arrived to day. with Messrs. R. Carnavarro The following have been selected and J. Tanaka, the other two Shang

to represent the HKF Club XIbai Tennis Interporters on board. As

Was

all, made for the beach where they entered a sampan and rowed away, Nothing was stolen, but one foki was cut on the head by one of the rob bers, all of whom were armed with knives,

to play this afternoon, when the following singles matches are down for decision -J., Tanaka (Shanghai) 7. Ng Sze Kwong, (Hongkong) and W. S. A. Pait (Shanghai) v. M. W. Lo (Hongkong).

The matches will be played on the Chinese B.C. ground, the Tanaka

against the South China A in a League the trip is not an arduous one, it Ng match on the East Court. Play match on the South China ground expected that they will be fit enough

will commence at 3.15 p.m.

and it was impossible to have the prisoners identified. Inspector Kent asked for the discharge of three of them. The other man, who is a

returned banishes, was sentenced to 12 months bard labour.

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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE..

THE IMPERIAL DANCING CLUB.

of EMSAMBROSE” and Flotilla are holding a Dance at the Seamen's Institute on MONDAY next, November 15th, commencing at 8 ex. All are welcome.

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November 19, 1920, at 10.30

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And

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