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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 1921,

SPORT.

LOCAL GOLF.

LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP.

The following are the results of the 1st and 2nd rounds of the Ladies? Championship.

BYEK.

STABBED IN STREET.

KOWLOON MAN ATTACKED.

Mr. H. R. Campos of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, had a very unpleasant experience in Yaumati on Sunday evening, when he was stabbed on the chest by a Chinese ruffian near the Chinese Theatre. Mrs. C. Morgan w.o. from Mrs. by his wife, was returning with Mr. and Mr. Campos, who was accompanied Dalgety.

Mrs. J. M. Britto and another lady, from a walk when the attack was Mrs. F. Williatas best Lady Rees made on him. He and Mra. Campos Davies.

Mrs. Moore beat Mrs. Bowen Smith. Mrs. Drew heat Mrs. Griffia.

FIRST ROUND.

Mrs. Adams boat Mrs. Jemes. Mr. Stern beat Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Coppinger beat Mrs. Pearce.

SECOND ROUND.

Mrs. F. Williams beat Mrs. Adams,

were walking a little distance in front of the rest of the party along Coro nation Road towards Nathan Road. When some little distance from the theatre, tro Chinese acco ted them. Without saying a word, ода of them lunged out. at

Mrs. Stern w.o. from Miss Cop Mt. Campos with a sharp instrument pinger.

BYES,

Mrs. Mitchell beat Miss Rodger. Mrs. Winslow beat Mrs. Redmond. Mrs. Crawford beat Miss Duff.

SCHOOL CRICKET.

The Indian School played the Hongkong University 3rd XI yester day and lost by 60 ruus. For the winners Young Sare did the "hat trick."

The cores were:

HONGKONG UNIVERSITY.

J. L. Young Saye. c and b Kitchell 20

E. K. Ong, b Kitchell.

V. F. Viccajen, b Kitchell.

11 24

E. Ho Tung. e Madar, b. Abbas.... 3

B. M, Talati b Areni.

1

M. A. Kyura, Kitebell

30

K.. Chew, b Kitchell

→

M. A. Khan, b Kitchell,

'A. F. Brama, b Árculli.

T. C. Yeolt, not out

W. Abbas,

Extras..

Tota!

Bowling Analysis.

causing a flesh wound on the right side of the ebest. Mr. Campos atruck his assailant whereupon the other. ruffian hit bim on the ribs with a piece of iron. Mr. Britto went to his friend's assistance, whereupon the ruffians rau away. Chace was given but they were not caught.

of Sutches on Mr. Campos's chest. Dr. Marriott put in a couple This wound was the only serious one, the others were light bruises.

Mr. Campos thinks robbery was the motive for the attack.

TO-NIGHT'S DANCE AT

KOWLOON.

THE CHINA MAIL.

CONCESSIONS TO CHINA, LATEST SHIPPING NEWS,

The North China Standard says it is of interest of discuss the question of alion postal agencies in China, which, according to presont arrangements will cease to exist after the end of next year.

The alien postal agencies at present in China, according to The China

should be withdrawn, are Year Book, which it is the intention listed nationally as follows:-

France.. Great Britain Гараа

United States

13 12

*.124

1

The Japanese Postal Establishments in China are classed as follows:-

First Class Offices

Bocord Class Offices Third Class Offices.. Unclassed Offices Sub-Offices Box Offices.. Agencies

Letter Boxes Field Post Offices

7.

23

4

10

1

33

33

10

Excluding Tibet, Leased Territory and Manchuria the Foreign Post Offices are classed as follows:-

ARRIVALS.

Loong Sang, (J.M. & Co.) from Manila.-C.32.

Doek.

Kanchow, (B. & 8.) from Swatow

Szechuen, (B. &S) from Canton,--

B.22.

Hangchow, (B. & S.) from Hoihow. -C.21.

City of Boston, (Bank Line.) from Hamburg, Singapore.--Wharf.

Glonavy, (J.M. & Co.) from London, Singapore Wharf.

Nillore, (P. & Q. 8., N. Co.) from Yokohama, Shanghai.A 3.

Yue Ying Wa, (Cheong Yue S.S. Co.) from Haiphong, Hoihow.-C. 14.

Tjikembang, (J.Č.J.L.) from Sours--| baya, Muntok.—A, 4.

Tjiliwong, (J.C.J.L.) from Batavia, Balekpappan.--A, 30.

Nippon, (Dodwell & Co.) from Shanghai.-A. 8.

Taito Maru, (N.Y.K.) from Shang hai, Amoy.-C.20, ...

Awa Maru, (N.Y.K.) Yokohama, Moji.-Wharf.

Hozui Maru, (Y.K.K.) from Haiphong, akhoi.-C.19.

Manji Maru, Muroran.-C.30.

(M.B.K.) from

Shanghai, Yokohama.-Dec. 20.

Derwent, (Thai Thuan) for Saigon. -Dea, 20.

Glengyle, (J.M. & Co.) for Shangbai; Kobe, Dec, 20.

Hsin Chang, (OMS.N. Co.) for Canton, Dec. 20.

Awa Maru, (N,Y.K.) for Singapore, Bombay Dec. 20.

Hupeh, (B. & S) for Singapore, Hongay:-Dec. 21,

Alabama Meru, (0. 8.K.) for Dairen, Vancouver.-Dec. 21,

Hok Canton, (Wo Hing:) for Kwong Chow WanDec. 21.

Glenavy, (J. M. & Co.) for Shanghai, Kobe.-Dec. 21,

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

POLO MATCH.

T. T. COL. J. R. WYNDHAM and the L'

Officers 2nd Wiltshire Regiment will be "At Home" to their friends on the Polo Ground, Causeway Foy, at

p.m. THURSDAY, December 22nd, when the final for the K.O,Y.LI. Quo will be played. CIVILIANS ▼ THE ARMY. The Regimental Band will play selections during the afternoon.

Heinchang, (CM.S.N. Co.) from THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD,'

COPENHAGEN. Sui Yik, (Fook Hoi S.S. Co.) from Shan-mi.-Wharf.

Canton, Cheloo, Fachow, Han-Shanghai.-Wharf.

France has offices at:-Amoy,

kow, Hoihow, Kuangchouwan, Meng- tze, Ningpo, Pakhoi, Peking, Shang- hai, Tientsin, Yunnanfu.

Great Britain has offices at:--- Amoy, Canton. Chefoo, Fuchow, Hankow, Hoihow, Ningpo, Shangtai, Swatow, Tientsin, Weihaiwci.

Japan has offices at:-Amoy, Chefoo, Changsha, Chinking, Fucbow, Hangchow, Hankow, Biso chao, Nanking, Newchang, A glance at the programme (ad-Kiukiang, 7vertised elsewhere) for to-night's | Peking, Shanhaikuan, Shasi, Shang- 1 special evening dress dance at the hai, Suchow, Swatow, Tientsin,

13 Kowloon Theatre is almost crough Tongku, Wahu.

The

at

The date fixed for the withdrawal

21 to set toes tapping in delighted

anticipation.

of all alien post-offices in Chinese orchestra 133the Kowloon can be relied upon territory is January 1, 1923.

to do it full justice and those whol The Chinese Post Office was formal- have tested the dancing floor knowly established by Imperial Decree on that to be one of the best in Hong- March 20, 1896. The efficient manger kong. Tickets, at two dollars a time in which it is run to day is due to the 14 may be had either at Moutries or at continuance and improvement of an the Theatre, They include light experiment biegun as far back as 1861 refreshments.

by the late Sir Robert Hart,

W

45 2

0. M R.

F. M. el. Arculli,

.12 0

M. P. Madar,

3

(

10.30 30

.2

0 10 1

6

12

9

N. B. Kitchell,..

INDIAN SCHOOL.

N. B. Kitchell, b E. K. Ong.........

D. Mohamed, b Young Saye

W. Abbas, b E. K. Ong'

Mr. A. O. Brawn, e E. Ho Tang, b

31

A. L. Kunjahu, c and b.. K. On

. Talati.

F. M. el. Arculli, Young Saye..

MI. P. Madar, b Young Saye.

M. Hassan, Yeah, b Ong.

J. B. Jebens, St. Yeoh b Ong.

S. R. Bux, b Ong.

A. H. Abbas, not out

Extras....

Total

Bowling Analysis.

M. A. Khan,..

0. M. R.

0

2

YOUNG LOVERS.

JUDGE STILL HAS SYMPATHY

FOR THEM.

Quite naturally China has, for some years, been desirous to see the aboli. tion of alien postal agencies and at the Universal Postal Congress, which opened at Madrid on October 1, 1920! (having been postponed from 1914 on account of the war) this question was brought up. No definite decision was reached, chiefly because it was felt that the matter rather came within the purview of the Foreign Offices concerned.

CLEARANCES.

THE Motorship

"INDIEN,"

having arrived, Consignees of cargo are hereby informed that all goods are be

Souchow, B. & S.) for Cantoning Innded and stored at their risk into Dec. 19.

the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Gedowns of Holt's Wharf, whence delivery may be obtained.

Shokiku Maru, (Suzuki & Co.) for Kobe.-Dec. 19.

Hwah Ping, (Chung Wah Nav Co.) for Hoji, Valparaiso, Dec. 19.

Hop Sang, (J. M. & Co.) for Canton. --Dec. 19.

Hydrangea (Chin on S.S. Co.) for Swatow.-Dec. 19.

Hailong, (D. L. & Co,) for Swatow.

-Dec. 19.

Lake Onawa, (Admiral Line) for Saigon.-Dec. 20.

Kanchow, (B. & S.) for Swatow, Singapore.-Dec. 20.

No claims will be admitted after the

goods have left the Godowns, and ell goods remaining undelivered after the 27th December, will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowne, 27th December, at 10 am. where they will be examined on the

All claims must reach us before the 31st December, or they will not be re- cognized.

Tjiliwong, (J.C.J.L.) for Shanghai, | by Yokobama.-Dec. 20.

Nipsic, (A: Rocha) for Nagasaki.--

Dec. 20.

Dec. 20.

Amherst, (On Fat) for Hoihow.

Haitan, (Man Wing) for Haihow, Haiphong.-Dec. 20.

Kazembe, (Bank Line) for Bioga- pore, London-Dec 20

Nippon, (Dodwell, & Co.) for Singer Pore, Trieste. Dec, 20,

No fire insurance will be effected. Billa of Lading will be countersigned

MANNERS & BACKHOUSE, LTD.,

Agenta. Hongkong, December 20, 1921.

TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

ALL preliminary notices of forth- coming meetings, lectures and entertainments, sent for insertion in the news columns of the China Mail, Cheribon Maru, (Nanyo Y. K.) for are charged for at the rate of $1 each, Batavia-Dec. 20.

(as announced in May and June of Hoihow, (B. & S.) for Canton-last year) providing that they do not Dec. 20.

occupy more than four lines. In future if this space is exceeded they will be placed in the advertising columns at the prevailing rates.

0 "Old as I am I still have some sympathy with young people who are fond of each other," said Mr. Justice 7 Baillarbe at Cambridge Assizes sum- ming up in a charge against John Power, 30, dock policeman, Grimsby, a live issue and, since no justifiable-Dec. 20.

a married man, of abducting Gladys 73 Ivy Amps, an unmarried girl under

18, from her parents.

Through the Washington Conferece, the matter has once again been made grounds can be found for refusing China's request, January 1, 1923, should see the last of the alien postal agencies in China. The manner in which one is able to communicate, through the post with friends in the "never never" country of China is of the wonders of Postal

will, we feel

Under different circumstances, con- Wtinued Mr. Justice Baithache, that .11 0216 affection might have resulted in 0 150 happiness, but Power was a married 1 27 3 man, and if the girl went to live with one 0,9 him there could be nothing but misery History; and all fair-minded readers

for her in the end.

C. h. Ông,

.0

J. L. Young Saye.

G

B. M. Talati,

.3

HON DR. SEVERN'S XII v THE NAVY.

II a.r.:

Taito Maru, (N. Y. K.) for Canton.

Kashmir, (P. & O. ́S, N. Co.) for

KOWLOON THEATRE.

1. Fox Trut.

in

2. One Step. 3. Waltz.

sure; join us tendering our congratulations to the Chinese delegates at their victory at Washington. The decision

It was stated that Power and Mise Amps, a pretty country girl, met and fell in love with each ther. The birth of a child followed. The parents reached that alien postal agencies The following is the Hon. Dr. placed the girl under close super must go is only one of the signs from Severn's XII in a match against the vision, but the lovers found means of Washington that the Powers are Navy, to be played on the Civil communicating with each other, and really intent on showing sympathy Service ground on Saturday next at the girl in the end left home and and good-will toward China and placed herself under Power'e pro-allowing her a chance to work out her tection.

own salvation. When once the Power declared his affection for the Chinese rulers and people determine girl. She was very unhappy at home to run government business along after the birth of her child, and met similar lines to those controlling the him at Peterborough. She said she postal service, the world will soon be could stand it no longer and begged in a position to welcome a united him to take her away. He zid, "If China to the comity of nations upon it's like that and you wish me to take an equal footing in every way. you away I will do so." He denied her decision or had abducted her. that he had attempted to influence

Hon. Dr Severn. (Capt.) G. R. Sayer, E. B. Reed, E. W. Hamilton, F. J. de Rome, A. E. Wood. II. E. Strange, W. Redmond, W. II. Edmonds, F J. Ling, R. A. B. Ponsonby-Fane and E. C, Fincher,

VARSITY v. INDIANS.

The following will represent the students' XI of the University against the Indian Recreation Club on the Bookumpoo ground to-morrow:-T, L. Cheah, T. Yeoh, T. T. Ee, M. B. Osman, M. K. Yue, J. L. Young-Sze, H. M. Soo, A Houlim, I. T. Pan, P. E. Choo, and V. F. Viccajer. Reserves:— A. T. Barma. Scorer:- K. S. Chow.

FOOTBALL LEAGUE.

"TITANIA" BEAT R.G.A.

woinen, found Power guilty and re- The jury, which included four

commended him to mercy.

the matter and give his decision.

The judge said he would consider

PASSENGER,

DEPARTURES.

For s.s." Shinyo Maru" on Dec. 18:`- Messrs M. A. Abnett, E. Bryson, Mr. L. Dotson, A. H. Fenwick,. Mrs The Nippon Yusen Kaisha tas W. K. Gibson Mr. R. Grose. Mr reached a decision to put the three und Mrs. Harington Mr and Mis superior newly-built passenger ships,

D. P. CH. P. Hay. "Hakone-maru," "Hausa maru," and Jameson, Mr

and Master D. Humphreys, Mr J. A

Mrs HW. "Miyazaidi-maru," on the European line Mrd. Katonkamp. MrW. U.

F. Sepp, Mr F

Y. E. Lantmen,

11. Mr. L Myad |

in place of the ships transferred to the Mr A R

Ling North American line from the same Mrs F. H. Matehall, MeT. P. Moore! This first division league match line. The Kaga-maru" and her sister Mr and Mrs H. Mar, 1 Mr P. E. Man, Mr was played at Scokumpoo Valley ships of 5,000 tons to 6,000 tons, now D. Underwizer, Miss A. taberts, Mr II. yesterday afternoon. A fast and on the European line, will be with Safer, Opt. W. r. Bent. Frith, Mr. A. Stirigsby exciting game resulted in a win for drawn and placed on the Indian route. Mr and Mrs P. N. R Twysol, Bir & E the Sailors by the odd goal in three. In consequence, the congested com- Way Me F. Walker, Misy I Knighting opened the scoring for the munications between Japan and Austin, Mr C. Bogley, Mias 1 Doherty "Tilaua" in the first half from close Europe will be alleviated considerably.

arison. Mr A. Hanis. MF. Inglis, M

H. Jarmye, Miss D. Leopold, range with several of the defenders

MrQ, Lowe Miss M. Purviss, Mr and Mỹ H. Pubhnll,

Mi B. Gunlauen, Mr -0. A. Rob

in front of him. It was a fine goal.

Mr G. J.

M.

At half time the Sailors led 1 goal to favourably placed when he was Mr, Mrs 1 Ruiz, Miss N: Smith

nil.

The Sailors continued the offensive

R. Butterfly Mr and Mrs L.

Mrs Woodland, Mr H. M. Wood-

brought down by Hutobby, in the shares J, R. Tiimirch, Me 8.

penalty area. With only a few more lan, Capt. and Mrs G. H. Walker, Mr

in the second half, and early minutes more to ge, excitement ran F. Waller.

McGaan put them further up after running through the defence in a fine bit of individual work. The shot gave the goalie no chance. The Gunnots took up the offensivo after this, and Mollugh, getting through put the bali beyond Phillips's renol Ho was of again from the contre and wag"]

high when McHugh took the kick. A draw seemed almost certa u. McHugh must have felt just as excited as the. spectators, for he sont the ball wide and thus wasted a glorious chat.co.

When the final whistle came the Sailors won by 2 goals to 1.

Reforce': Mr. Jorien,

During Race Week, there is to bo a fancy dress ball in aid of the B.P.C.A. It will be held at the City Hall on February 20, and interesting par ticulars about it dre advertised in thie taape.

4. Fox Frot. 5. Che Step.

6. Walth

7. Fox Trot.

8, One Stop.

9. Waltz

10. Fox Trot.

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13. Fox Trot.

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