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A ROUND TRIP ON THE 9.8 "HUICHOW."

A PASSENGER), IMPRESSIONS.

THE CHINA A

CHALLENGE CUP WON.

The Club obtained the Challenge

riding at anchor. The new was to another club applying for this area. making frantic al màs of distress. Tengthy comespondence and in- There was # nay running,terviews have taken place, but the evidently” thể” afmath of the proceedings was further delayed in Géphoon, mal it fra at first doubtful connection with the question of ersot- il a boat could be Jamobéi miely.ing permanent parition, This However hunched she was, under question it is understood, has necessi- the capable command of Mr. Stewart, tated a reference to the Home Author the second officer, though it was anities, and we are at sent awaiting We left Hongkong on a Saturday anxious time, especially while she further communication from the Gov,, morning in the good ship Hrichow,"

was being fanded off the ship's side. erament. commanded by that most genial The boat brought back the junk's A donation of $500 was received master, Captain J. DeWolf. There crew of twelve, and a cook, also many from the Honourable Mr. P. H. Holy- had been rumours of typhoons about eggs-enough to sink any junk cak towards the cost of removing the but we had a quiet and uneventful The shipwrecked mariners had seen cinder track, and is being expanded. voyage to Wei-hai-wei, the great no ship for five days and ware for that purpose on the East side of summer resort for Shanghai ladies. somewhat the worse, for wear. They the ground. who wish to escape the heat There had cut down the mast themselves are two little colonies of bungalows, they were afraid the fury of the one at Narcissus Bay facing the Southwind would upset their vessel. The Cap for the best vegetables (heek), entrance to the harbour, and the junk. had been bound for Shanghai and two first and four second prizes at other at Hak Mo Bay just at the with a cargo of aggs and cotton seed, the last Horticultural Show, and the entrance. In addition large sum.To show their appreciation of Mr. flowers and plants about the ground ber of visitor stay at the King's Stewart's enterprise, the "Haichow's" have been maintained well up to Hotel, where we have heard there passeigers presented him with usual standard. The thanks of the have been * mazy is seemedal and an address. That was the Club are due to the Ground Committee children This does not look, east incident of the tant. the British plation in China

for the large amount of time and BACK TO HONGKONG. work expended. Laling off! We took od two more passengers here. They last three days. Two ladies were We had a sweep on the run the bad been waiting for us since successful. We danced to the strains daybreak, and were glad to see of the grasse. (By the way, steam in about noon. It is if you happen to meet Mr. G..... drawback that none of the ships on ask him the story of the King's this man carry wireless, as all the Hotel gramophone, bat get ready to agents can say is a reasel left Hong run as he is a champion boxer kong on such and such a date and Finally we ran into damp, sticky, old therefore should arrive etc. We took Hongkong on Thursday morning in much cargo at Wei Hai. The after a most enjoyable trip. A genial passengers passed the time

Captain and a chert let of passengers, pleasantly by an impromptu dance what more could anyone desire! on deck,

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has been impossible to proceed with For reasons already explained, it the new pavilion, but it is anticipated that a favourable answer from the The Debentures have been wall Government will soon be received. supported, and it is hoped that there will be no difficulty in disposing of the remainder as soon as a start can be made on the new building. The present pavilion has been repaired in sundry places and, although really. inadequate for the requirements of We would add one thing-it is a the members, shows no signs of fail-' pity the China Navigation Companying us just yet. There were several warships lying does not run more passenger ships The attraction of other sports, in harbour of the Island, including with more accommodation, and also or lack of enthusiaan, canned a the Flagship H. M. S. Hawking."anes that could do more than ten neglect of cricket practice, and, as the Admiral'a Yacht Alacrity," knots: Judging by the number of A consequence, the Cub secured "Carlisle," "Colombo," and "Titania." people marooned at Chefoc and We only an average position in the The island is practically naval, the Hai and unable to get back, it would league table. The Club should dand Hotel being mainly reserved pay them hand over fist.

do better. The pitch has been re- for N. C. O's wives. The model

turfed during the summer months village, where the Chinese live, is kept KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB. and is now in excellent condition, spotlessly clean. Our new arrivals informed as that there had been dances on board the Titania" and the "Hawkins" On the former the. bar was transformed to resemble

ANNUAL MEETING HELD.

In the Club House last evening the annual meeting of the Kowloon Cricket

and the Committee hope that a renew-

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e interest in cricket will reward latter Club. Against the K B. G. C. | their labours in this respect, leading to we have played three matches, win- an improved position in the league ning two of them. table for the Club.

Eight competitions have been

an old English public house, with sanded floor, barrels about, mine Host Club was held. The President Dr. were arranged and were very success-connection, with the new "Mead")

typical, a bar man, and even two bar maids-these last two bearing, be it Raid, a strong resemblance to two gallant Lieutenants. The advertise- ments on the walls were very clever, and altogether much time and trouble

murst have been taken

C. Forsyth) was in the chair and there was a big attendance of members.

COMMITTEL'S REPORT.

The report of the committee cover- ing the Club's activities during the past year set out that:-.

CHURCH NOTICES.

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A CHARGE OF OSZ DOLLAR

18 MADE FOR ALL 30ZTCER TALA HEADING.

*T. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.

RONGKONG 230 OCTOBER 1921. 19TH DAY AFTER Datzerr.

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A few matches for the "A" team carried through, including that in fal from both playing and social Championship Shield, which was pre- point of view. It is hoped that, in sented by the Club to perpetuate the the coming season, a much larger memory of the late Mr. J. H. Monte number of matches will be possible Med. and the same enthusiasm will be shown

The children's sports were held on as last season

the 1st January and met with the League tennis was spoiled by anal success, thanks to the efforts of The profit on the working of the We arrived in Cheloo about mid-dub amounts to $7,049.78 as com

Holy Commission at 7,50a.m. the very

wet weather we had Mr. Davidson, his many willing asist

Children's service 10am. night, to find the American Fleet just par with $3.546.21 for 1919-1920, in the earlier part of the year resaltants, and the "generous subscribers. Mating at 11 am leaving. The next day we had a the increases being due to the increase ing in the cutting in half of the first The debit to the Club was larger than Lesponses, Ferial: Venite, No. 19 (Lup- stroll ashore, but there was not very in subscriptions,

tony; Frans, UI Tarle. 112 Elvey, team usual, due to certain promised sub-115 Sonart: To Deams. Jouge mach to sne. The weather was very but. The prices seemed much higher than at Wei-hai, even the famous Chefoo silk being cheaper at the latter place.

STORM AT CHEFOO,

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As we had four days to spare here we

first

team fixtures. The Debentures taken op were 1.307, only жов one mitch out of scriptions from outside friends not! which, added to those previously five and the support of our best having yet come to hand. It is anti- taken, make a total of 1,820. Of players every Saturday could not be cipated that these subscriptions will these, 128 were in the form of relied upon The "A" team did shortly be received and the debit cor- prizes in sweeps, for the running exceptionally well and were in run- respondingly reduced.

Two very enjoyable open air con- of which the Club's thanks are ning for the first position in their due to Mesars. W. T Elson, V. league, the greater part of the season, certa ware held, and the thanks of the

in

assisted and to Mr. Labrum and the Concert Sub-Committee.

We reached Tientsin about 7 p..Labrum, J. P. Robinson, and those but for some unaccountable reason members are due to the artistes who} scattered in var ous directions, some members who assisted in selling going as far as Peking. Our party tickets, etc. Also, the firms of Messrs was increased on the way down the A. S. Watson & Co., Gande, Price & River. We bad to anchor for coal at Co. and Caldbeck Macgregor & Co., Tong K, just above the Taku Forts

have taken up 500, 200 and 100 debentures respectively. Captain Brown came on board and invited all the passengers off to play. During the year, 12 ner members tennis, a kindly thought which was joined the Club, several resigned, and much appreciated. We reached the names of a number of members Chefoo the next night. When we went who have left the Colony, or been ashore, it was obvious that there had absent for a long period, were re- been a big storm, as practically all the moved from the list. front by the Astor Hose had been washed away. One certainly could not ricsha along it now.

Codge (19th morning): B dietes. No. 10 Bopkins anthem. "Ya ball d'well in the land." Stainer; Hmm, 395; Sevenfold Amen

Holy Communion (1% noon). Litasy 13 noon. Evensong 5 p.m. Responses, Ferial; Palms, 180 Beckwith, 191 Turle, 1 Beethoven; Mergi- fat, Nr. 14. Jacobs, une Dimitris No. 6, Lloyd; Hymns, 136, 781 mad 13.

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they collapsed badly at the finish before weaker teams. The committee

Proposing the adoption of the would like to see the younger mem- bers practise the game more seri- report and accounts, the Chairman ously with a view to regaining some congratulated the Club on its financial First Church of Christ, Solestirt, thing of the glory the Club possessed position but expressed regret that its

former years.

The Annual athletic achievements did not compare Toumament was supported and was so favourably with past seasons. "He! carried through more expeditiously hoped, however, that the coming year would see the Club's past glories this year.

The bowls tean supceeded in ob revived. taining the third place in the Hong- Mr. A. O. Brawn (Vice-President) This now leaves a membership of kong Lawn Bowls league. Consider thanked the members of the com- able enthusiasm for the game is being mittees for their good work during 394, as against 371 for 1919-1920.

• special tribute to The cricket-pitch has been returfed shown by members, and many new the year paying with new turf for an area of 1,000 players have appeared on the Club the excellent services rendered by square yards, and the outground has rinks. These rinks, however, leave Messen Stevens, Davidson, Harridge We were due in Wei Hai about been returfed over a large ares.

mach to be desired, but no start on and Labram, midnight, but owing to a bad sand

the new green can be made until the storm had to anchor outside. Con- Several subsidences over the large land question is settled by the Govern sequently when we did arrive early underground aallah occurred, and the ment. the next morning two very weary help and advice of the Public Works ladies still in evening dress and the Department have been obtained in Although the membership of the piece. It resulted as follows:--- Pride of the Alacrity" arrived on laying surface water drains. It is golf section is fall, a lack of enthu President Dr. C. Forsyth. board looking very tired However hoped that as a result, the lower part sizsin and keenness is apparent, partly Vice-President: Mr. E. E. Lind- they soon revived. We remained of the ground will drain more rapidly due no doubt to the attraction of sell. until about

By

SEA

RESCUE AT SEA.

SUBSIDENCES.

THE GOLF SECTION.

OFFICERS ELECTED.

After the resolution had been! carried unanimously the election of officers for the ensuing year took

4 p.m., and after heavy rains and further sub- bowls during the hot months of the Committee: Heers. L. J. Black- Wo heard that a typhoon sidences will be avoided.

year. With the approach of cooler burn, A. W. E. Davidson, A feating about, We were The upper ground was used for weather, it is hoped that the game Abraham, V. C. Labrum, B. D. Brans, not quite happy. However, we saw tennis, and bowling rinks adjacent to will recover its old time popularity D. Harvey, K., K. Staple and H no trace or relic of it until early one the Club pavilion used for league with members. The Golf Committee Overy. morning, 15 miles North of Barren matches, etc. The area between the would welcome any suggestions to Laland, we sighted what at first sight new developed ground and the cricket wards restoring the section to the resembled a steamer with her funnel Geld was marked out for the forma-Gveliness existing in past seasons. carried away.

Da altering our tion of a bowling green, but unfort Four matches have been played course to approach nearer, we found anately the work stopped owing to the against the U. 6. R. C., each of them the object to be a dimmasted junk, intervention of the Government, due a close tussle resulting ia a win for the wee made life members of the Club

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Captain: Mr. J. P. Robinson. Vice-Captain: Mr. B. D. Evans. Hon. Secretary: Mr. E. J. Edwards. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. H. E. Stevens. Dr. Forsyth and Mr. P. R. Wolff

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