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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1921,

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STRAITS, JAVA, BURKA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, RAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PÒRTI, RED BBA, EGYPT. EUROPE, 20.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL SAILINGS (South)

Fr^n

S. S.

Tons

Hongkong (about)

DRINERA "

6,200

"DONGOLA"

ajoro

27th Dec. 4th Jan.

1042

'DI WARA"

5,200

*EGYPT

KASHMIR

8.841

18th Jan. 18th Jan. 1st Feb.

"NAGOYA"

6,634

KASHOAR

8.240

$5th Feb. 1st Mar.

BIILIA"

8,73N1

"KHIVA"

0,017

“DEVANHA"

A092

29th Mar,

"NOVARA

6,850

"KALYAN "

8,887

94th Apr.

"PLARSY"

7.340

10th May

DONGOLA"

8,000

94th May

Destination

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do. do

14th Mar. Singapore, Colombo & Rombay 16th Mar. MARBRILLEN, LONDON & A'werp. 18th Apr.

BRITISH INDIA-APOAR

"TAKADA"

7,000

2nd Jen.

do. do.

do.

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SAILINGS ("\nth)

Calcutta via Singapore, Penang, and Kangoon.

SPORT.

LOCAL FOLO.

ARMY WINS KÖYLI" CUP.

THE CHINA MAIL."

was favourably placed, obtained pos- 24, on the United Ground. Kick-off session, and getting past Timmis 2,30 p.m.-Beach, Bradley, Hopper, drove the ball straight into the goal. Leonard, Brown, Urquhart, Hyder, It was a pretty goal. the result Watkins, May, Simmons Payne. of real hard work. The Army reReserve: Blake. turned to the attack. There was an exciting mix-up in front of gost, and On the Polo Club ground at Cause- | then the ball suddenly went through, way Bay Festerday afternoon, the putting the Army two up again, final matob for the "Koyli" cup was There were no more scores in this played between the home team and chukka, which closed 3-1 in favour the Army IV. Lient-Col. Wyndham of the Army. and the Officers of the Wiltshire Re-

and the Chief Justice.

The teams fielded as follows:--

LAST CHUKKA.

HONGKONG CLUB v. POLICE.

The following will represent the Hongkong Football Club in a league match against the Police on Satur day Dec. 24, on the Navy "A" ground at 4 (o'clock.-G. Rodger, J. Mo- Cubbin, W. Gerard, J. W. MacPhail

" KOWLOON MATCHES

POSTPONED.

giment were at home to their friends This was the most exciting chakka on the ground, and the Band of the of the match, Both eides went all. Stewart, A. Mair. D. Banner, H. Regiment rendered some fine relee-out, and the game soon assumed a MacTavish. A. Forsyth; J. Rodger tions. There was a large gathering of furious pace, with the Club attacking (Capt.) E. G. England. spectators, amongst them being H.E. with determination. Bibby had very the Governor, H.E. the General Officer hard luck in missing the goal with a Commanding the Troops, the Admiral, straight backhander which just went wide. The Club pressed for the best

Owing to the stress of the Christ- part of this chukka, bat luck did not favour them, and many almost cer- mas business, which will prevent tain shots were stopped in the risk of several of their players from turning time. Just before the final whistle, heen compelled to put off their Satur- the Army made their final attack with Beaven and Sargesunt putting day's football league fixtures. The (2), J. Bell-Irving (3) and Brig. Gen. in some fine combination play which matches concerned are as follows: E.B. Macnaghten (back).

soon put the opposing goal in danger. Kowloon lat XI v. Wilts, and Kow- Sargeant scored just on time and the loon 2nd XI v. St. Joseph's. Army ran out winners by 4 goals to 1.

Army Litut. R. P. Beaven (1), Lient. C. Sargeaunt (2), Lient. J. M. Dodington (3) and Major Timmis (back).

Club.-P.A. Cox (1), J.E.G. Bibby

Four chukkas were played, and the match was keenly contested through- out, and although the Army won by four goals to one, the result did not give an accurate indication of the standard of play. Individually, there was little to choose between the players of either side, but the Army IV showed more knowledge of each other's play, and good combination carried them through to victory. They were also better mounted. On the play, the Club IV did not deserve to lose en heavily, and they had very hard luck in not scoring oftener. Of course, credit must not be denied to Major Timmis, who, at back, was safe and contributed much towards the Civiljans' failure.

FIRST CHUKKA.

The game opened mildly with some pretty midfield play, and it was some time before either side coul, gain any advantage. The Army were the first to attack. Sargeaunt and Beaven put in some good work which took

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South) m well in, only to be

checked by Macnaghter in the

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5,300

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4,700

24th Dec.

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3,600

30th Dec. Amoy.

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of time. These two

players combined excellently, and gave the Civilians much trouble. However, Macnaghter was equal to the occasion and was successful in keeping them out the whole of this chakka. He bad a lot of work to do, and tackled it in a convincing and business-like manner. Ht was a thorn in the side of the attackers, and a great sticker, and try as they would they could not shake him off. This chukka closed with the score sheet blank.

SECOND CHUKKA.

:

out, the Kowloon Football Club have

BALFOUR AND A PRIZE FIGHTER.

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At the end of the game, H. E. the Governor handed the cup to Major Timmis, the captain of the winning American Newspaper men at the team. His Excellency congratulated armament conference who have been the Army team on its success. As looking about for some public figure this was probably the last opportunity to size up with Arthur J. Balfour have he would have of seeing the members of hit on a prize fighter--a welter weight the Wiltshire Regiment together, H.E.amed Cross. It is no reflection on the Governor said he would like to the English diplomat, for the com- take the opp rtunity of saying how parison is not made as to mentality sorry the whole Colony was to lose The similarity between Balfour and them. They would carry away the Cross lies in the common trick of good wishes of everyone on leaving technique. The prize fighter had a and he hoped they would have as habit of appearing groggy successful a time in India as they had certain stages of a contest and when VIA MANILA, JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO

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TRENCE BY TRANS-ANDEAN ROUTE TO BURNOS AYRA. Major Timmis, in acknowledgment, fege Cross would come out of it and

LEAVE HONG KONG, thanked H.E. the Governor for his re-put him to sleep.

Balfour's favourite trick of wits is marks and said that the Battalion had thoroughly enjoyed its stay in the Colony and would leave it with real regret.

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compliment and not a reflection on his statesmanship.

K.C.C. v. NAVY.

There will be a friendly match : | K.C.C. v. Navy on Boxing Day com-

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tackled it in convincing manner. They F. . Lawrence, F. G. Thompson, both worked their way well in.. Russell, H. Overy, L. J. Blackburn, Bargraunt drew Macnaghten and then passed to Dedington, and the latter E. 1. Spinks. Reserves A. O. Brawn.

scored with a beautiful drive. The

Club broke away after this, but they were pulled up by Timmia, who put Fargeaunt on possession. Well mount-

I.R.C. v. C.R.C.

The following will represent the

ed, the latter raced down the field,LR.C. in their friendly match against the C.R.C. on the latter ground to and swerving out as he came up to Macnaghten, sent in a crces 8. Abbas, A. H. Rumjahu. A. H. morrow at 2.15 p.m.-8. H. Ismaí. shot which just hit the inside

Madar, S. A. Ismail, N. B. Kitchell, of the goal post and went 1.

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Arcalfi The Army led 2-0 when a halt was called.

THIRD CHUKKA.

The Club came out strongly in this chukka, and there was no stopping

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