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1.R.C. SUCCESSES,
Playing on their own grand on Baturday Civil Service overwhelmed....... C.R.C. in a first league match. The visitors enjoyed first kinek,, but could do little against the well- varied bowling. Saver getting 5 wickets for 6. Civil Service mades 162 for 8 wickets, Sutherland giv ing them a goal start by an innings characteristic of his, pre-war form. He de 60, including 2 sixes and 10 fours Sayer was resumsible for 38.
At Sookinpoo, the Indian first elevan accounted for the Cmigen- gower in a senior division match, thus taking second place in the League Table. They hated first and made 154 of 18 overs, S., M Ismail and J. S. Curreenbeing the principal contributors with 40 and
Appendled are the detailed results, home teams given first
LEAGUE MATORES.
CIVIL SERVICE v. C.R.C.
Civil Service won by 2 wickets and 65 runs.
Ng. Sze Kwong, b Buyer MW. Lo, b Ling 10. Chon; b Sayer
Wong Bik To, e Wool, b Sayer. G. Loo, b Sayer
W., Hung, o Holdman, b Hamil
fon
Y. K. Shi, st. Holdman, b Sayer
H. C. Hung, c Baker, b Hamil,
ion
H. Ching, not out
M. K. Lo, b Hamilton
J. M. Tan, b Ling
Extrus
POLICE
C. TA Alexander. o
H. D. Rumfahn N. J. Watts, Arculli, bH. D.
Rumjahn wd,
R. Earnshaw, o O. Rumjahn,
b'Arculli
B. Thorpe, & H. D. Rumjahr... A. Reynolds, 1.b.w., b. Kitchell. A. Baker, b.D. Ramjahn .... 24 T. H. King, not out
40. Earnshaw, b H. D. Rumjahn 18. Kelly, R. Rumjan, b
2. H. D. Rumjaha ..
5. Elwood, e D. Ramjahn, b
H. D. Rumjaha
27 H. Hallam, & D. Rprajahn, b
0
H. D: Ruminlın
Extras-
Total
Bowling, Analysis,
0.
[F. M. Arolli. 8. 0
1
38
G*
97 H. D. Rumjaha...10
THE CHINA MAIL.
1.G.A
Capt., Olliver, b Evana' 27 Lt. Chester, 18.wb Capta
Spinks AMAZ
20 Bergt. Stevens, b Evans
Capt. Barrett, c Fletcher, O Capt: Spinks
D Lt. Parkes, b Capt. Spinke 12: Gr. Pomfret, b Evans-
2 Capt. Bereley, b Capt. Spinks.. 10' 'Gr. Davis, not out.
4 Lt. Fendall, b Evans....
Gr. Brennan, and b Capt,
Bpinks Gr. Belt at Benson, b Capt.
Spinks.....
Extras
Total
0
0
'0
75
Capt. E.G. Spinke 9.
Bowling Analysis.
B. w. B. D. Evans 82 M.
$2/ 1
A. Kitebell... 21
KOWLOON 2ND XI; v. R.E.
Total
Bowling Analysis.. ¿
B.
Ling
W. 28 2
Hamilton
1 12 3
Sayer
8
0 36
5
Baker,
1) 7
0
ton.
Griunett
F
0 10
CIVIL SERVICE...
A. E. Wood, b Ching A. R. Sutherland, ở IV. Hàng
b Ng
A. Gritamott, run out
E. C. Fincher, run out
. R. Sayer, b G. To
F. Baker, e Lee,
Ching
F. J. Ling, b H. C. Hung
C. Sara, not out....
E. W. Hamilton, C. W. Hung,
b Wang Sik To
Extras
Result draw,
**B.2.
Sgt. Cochell, b W. J. Shen-'
St.-Sgt. Brown, c Railton, b J.
} Fraser.
8, Capt. E. G. Spinks, retired.. 1 R. D. Evans, retired a........ J. A. R. Duncan, b. Davis
Lyon; b Pomfret
32
C.S.M. Pearson, H. Overy.... 28 60 Capt. Wabl. b NL. Railton... 37 20, S.-Sgt. Redpath, c. E. J. El- 18 wards, b W. B. Haslett
$8
38 L Hammond, c and h H. Overy 03
6Cpl. Jucobson; b Overy...............
E. F. Spinka, b Pomfret, W. J. Woolley, b.Pomfrat
J. M. Jack, b Pomfret
226
J. P. Robinson, c Pomfret,, b
Davis
H. H. Benson, not out
Extras
COMPANY MEETING,
THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD.
The fourth ordinary yearly meeting of the Eank of Eat Asia, Ltd., 'was held on Saturday afternoon, the 3rd instant, at ita registered office, No. 10 Des Voeux Centralph
Mr. Pong Wal Tug presided, and here were present the Hon. Mr. Chow Shou Son, Messrs. Li Koon Chun, Wong Yun Tong, Hok Ching Kong, Fang Ping Shan, F, E. Kwok, Chan 2 Ching Shek,, N Chang- Luk (Directors), Kan Tong Po (Chief 67 Manager), LA Two Fong (Assistant Manager) and many shareholders,
The Chief Maneger having read the notice convening the meeting
Total for:8 wickets...108
J. C. Fletcher, did not ba
Bowling Analysis.
0 M.
50° Gr. Pomfret 10082 30Gr. Davis ..... G 0 .21
2 CS.M. Smith, not out.... 10 Tit. Fendall 7S-Sgt. Humblin, c Brawn, b
J. Fraser
10
Total for wickets- Innings declared closed...163
Bowling Analysis.
G. Lee 1. Ching
Ng Sze Kwong II. C. Hung Wong Sik To
Extras.................... 10.
Total for 8 wickete Innings declared closed-197 Sgt. Townsend and Sgt. did not bat.
H.K.C.C. 2ND XI. v. UNIVER
SİTYND. XI
85
6 The Chairman ald:-Gentlemen,
As the report and statement of accounts have been in your hands for some time I will follow the nasal pro. cedure and, with your permission, take them as read. You will notice that the Bank's business has gained further improvement in 1922 especially in 8 regard to deposit building. Although the general eatalogs were not so 1 aubstantial as those of the pro 2 ceding year, yet, considering the 22 depressed condition of trade
well as the political and ecoial disturbances that have made the year 1922 su-nousually bad one, the result obtaiced is considered. very eatis factory. Apart from the 6 per cant dividend, as stipulated in the Articles of Association the Directors bare decided to pay a boans of 2 per cent. an each share of the Company and to add to be Restre Fund $300,000, bringing the total up to $500,000, which I hope will have the whole hearted support of the shareholders. The sale deposit boxes installed near. the middle of the year have afforded 31 exceptional facilities for the site keeping of valuable documents and jewellery, and I am glad to say they Of are finding good, favour with the 1 community. I now formally propres
H.K.C.C. 2nd XI. won by 108 Best, runs.
UNIVERSITY 2yo XI.
P. E. Choo, not out
W. C. Peterson, b Young
1 Y. C. Toh, p·Young"
230T. L. Cheah, run out.
01
M.
W
Bowling Analysis.
8.1 1 38
1
0.
11,
I.
8
31 38
2W. J. Shenton
... 4:
0
23
11
:06
HW. I. Weaser.... 2
0
.
28
1. Fraser
4:1 0
18
3 · 0
90
-1 N. L.. Railton.... 8
0
42
H. Overy... 8
0
W. B. Haslett.... 2.0
25
B. Petherain ...... 1
0
11
ROWLOON 2ND XI.
8. Jex. b Jacobann
1.R.C. v. CRAIGENGOWER.
IR.C. won by 10 runs,
1.1.c.
A. H. Runjahu, e lope, b Omar 8. D. Ismail, 1 31. 14 Abbas........ S. H. Ismail, e D'Arcy Evans,
Omar...
36 not out respectively, Falunately, B. Kitchell, Hope. b.M. H. ̈ ̄ their bowlers were in form adal 'won the match by dismissing Craigen- gower for 111. Areulli Taking B
wickets for 37. After a fair start, the visitors side collapsed
A featue of the Pelice v, I.R.C. 2nd XI. Bague match at Happy Valley was the keen fielding show i
The especially by the Indians. Police won the toss and sent the visitors in on an easy wicket, a pcision which turned on to be Tatal. By very stendy batting, D. nod H. D. Rumjaha put on 50 for the first wicket the latter staying in for nearly an hour for his 33. Several of the other hatsinen made double figures, the innings being declared at 154, finchaling 21 extras) covering 47 <wers. .R. Earnshaw, ont of the change bowlers took. wickets in 3 overs for 12 runs. The Police innings did not start till 4.45 hail the guar could have been saved. Alexander & Watts opened well but u rof set in. the side bring all out for 75. H. D. Rumjahn had the excellent average of 8 for 38. This win pretically assures the Indians of the junior league championship. The Univer- sity have still to be reckoned with
as they have only dropped three points but their rengining fixtures
Abbas
A. H. Madar, run ont
2J. L. Youngaaye. b Dorking..... 1CW. Lam, b Dorkins.
50 9 V. F. Vicajce, b Dorking
1 M.A. Kyun, Grimble, b Young OA. T. Barn. b Challoner......
37
JJE Ho Tung, c Dorking, b
Hollands......
B. Pethera, cand b Pearson.. 20 W. H. Sling, e and b Hollands: 11. Fraser, b Jacobson ............ 23- 27. O. Brown, cand b Cochell... 12
E. J. Edwards, b Cochell ...... 23 401 N. L. Railton, c Pearson, b
Ael Arculli, 1.b.w., b Major... 8
3. S. Currect, not out. 37 H. Overy, not out
5. A. Ismail, e Lawrence, b
. Oinar
Sirdar Khan; e Omar, b Major
H. E. Hollande, b T. L. Cheah.
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Extras
Total
Townsend
-18
Bowling Analysis::
· ទ
A. Donelly, b Townsend.........
9
0:
1
W. L. Weaser, o Wahl,
Townsend
Young
Dorkins
10414
3
འཚ་
2 16
Challoner
0 11
W: B. Haslett, b Townsend.....
Grimble
0 19
0
-1
14
W. J. Shenton, not out .......
Extras
Hollands
3
0
4
2
H.H.C.C. 2XD XI.
M. P. Madar, e Basa, b Major.. S. A. Ruunjahn, b M. H. Abbas.
5.
1
0
Total for 9 wkts.
170 F Synie Thomson, b Peterson
18
B. Grimble, b Peterson
1
Bowling Analysis,
H. W. Roger, retired...
.117
.154
0. M.
B.
W. F. N. Young, b Youngsaye.....
Lt. Hammond... 4
0
21
0J. R. Way, c-Lant, b Young-
Townsend ...... 9" · 0
32
4 saye
12
M.
R.
W. Pearson
4 0
16
49
3
Cochell
.17
4
63
0
18
Jacobson
8
2 1. 25
19.
Redpath
2
0
6
0 W. Brackenbridge, absent
B 32'
་
0
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
Extras
Total.....
Bowling Analysis.
7. Omar.
.14 1 M. H. Abbas ...... 9 Y: Abbas
5-0 ..:17 W. Major
3 D -18 CRAIGENDOWER.
F. Lawrence
F. Lawrence, Curreen, h
Arculli-
U Omar, Arculi
R. Busu, b A. H. Madar
B. W. Bradbury, e S: A. Ruta-
jalin, b S. H. Ismail
16
UNIVERSITY v. H.K.C.C.
Result-A draw.
i.K.C.C.
D'Arcy Evans, 1.b.w., Arculii. 104. L. Gace, b Balketchet Grimes, I.b.w., BA. H. Madar. 8. H. Wild, Balheichet, i
Y. Abbas, e S. Kbari, b Arculli. Q
Barry, b A. H. Mudar
M. H. Abbas, b Aroutli Major, st.. b Arculti
Hare-formidable-By- losing, the--Hope, not-out-...;
Police have ruined their chances.
Kowloon 2nd XI. did well to play the R.E. to a draw in a heavy scoring match. The Sappers de- clared at 197. for 8 wickels, soveral batsmen making good scores. The Kowloon batting was very steady 170 runs being hit up for i wickets
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Quick
1M. M. Watson, b Chesh
2R. H. Challoner, c.Kyen, b
J. D. H. Crawford, b Balletchet 21
Cheah!
J. Wilson, not out
G. M. Dorkins, c Teb, b Cheah.
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Q MR.
.12% 157 1: 62 60 43 20 .39
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Yuen Seng (J. & Co.) from Manila.--032,
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Tak Sang. (JM & Co.) from Can 5 ton.-0 3...
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199 Kayo Mare (0.8.K.) from Keelung,
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A Chinese boy, described by In- The report for presentation to the spector Blackman as a "ba'i bat" and shareholders at the twenty-sixth said by his father to be savage to the ordinary general meeting to be held extreme, refusing work; pestering for at the Office of the Company on money, threatening to take his Saturday, February 10th, at 11. a.m., Parent's life, ready to go' to jail and disclaiming his family, was charged reads as follows:-
Annexed we have the pleasure to with stealing $5.50 from his father, the master of a barber-shop-161 Queen's
President Wilson. (Pacific Mail) lay before shareholders a statement Road East, at the Magistracy today..
w.from Ban Tancisco, Shanghai.
4 Kowloon Whoti.
President Jackson, (Pacifi Mail) 2 from Seattle Shanghai-K. Wharf, Sunsing, (B&S) from Shanghai.
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T. E. Pearce, c Yeah, b Quick.. 17
B9.
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F. H. Furthing, b Quick 54]
FIRST DIVINION:
B. W. Alderson, b Balhetehet.. 11
F. W. D. L. PTS.
D. J. Davies, not out
114
66 University.
0. M. 1. W.
A. H. Madar
6 0 20
S. H. Isnail
5 0 20
when stumps were drawn. By fail- · | Arrer Arculli
Sing to bent Kowloon. the Sappers have practically lost what smal chance they had of wiring the
eague.
B
Another match in which the bats- fimen mastered the bowlers was scen at Pokfulun, the University enter- taining tlie HK.C.0 in *Friendly.", Batting, finit, the Club declured with 208 for 7 wickets, Davies being top-scorer with 66 not ont: Farthing was next with 64 runs. The University succeeded in drawing the match; six men being our for 110 when time, was called.
The R.G.A. v. Kowloon friend. ly" at Happy Valley was note worthy for individual efforte.. Out of the Gunners' score of 57, Chester was responsible for Capt., Spinks and Evans bowled unchang
ed for Kowloou and for case found the wickets to their liking. Spinks taking 8 wickets for 39 and EvaDI
for 25. They then opened Kow. loon's innings, and knocked off the rons required both relling with the score at 80747
On the Club ground, the H.K.0.0. second string best a weak!, University Junior elever by 108. Tuns. the feature of the matoh-
J. 8. Curreem
9.5 0 37 2 0 12
SECOND LEAGUE.
POLICE v. ER.C. 2ND XI..
1.R.C. 2nd XI. won by 79 rums
.L.B.0.2ND XI.
D. E. G. Nicholson, not out .. 20 Indian R.0.
Extras
... 128. 0.4.
Navy... Total for 7 wickets-
H.-K. Q. 0, Innings declared closed-206 Civil Barvice
6. H. Pieroy and H. Owen Hughes C. R. O. ....
did not bat
Craigengower Kowloon R. Infantry.
1589
Bowling Analysis......
H. N. Balhetches 15 1 Rev. E... Quick.13 A. A. Rujabu... 91 T. E. Yeoh..... 60 Ng Bow Poo 3.0
UNIVERSITY
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2 10 7
22, 28
2 120 7 8116 4
of accounts for the year, ending 31st December 1922. **
He was caught, red handed by his mother who reported him to her The nett earnings for the past year amooot to $263 487.62 which with husband, who in tara notified the $9,678.12 brought forward from the pollen after consultation with previous year gives the sum of friend." Delundant denied the charge Stecha, n, (B & S.) from Catton, $203.165 74 which it is rarommended but was so, tenced to three months'
be appropriated followed in jail: To place or Rotarve Fand. $20,000.00 To pay a bonos to Staff $.034.00 To place to Equalisation of Dividend a/c..... To Pay & Dividend of 123 per cent. or $1.25 per share.
Wugo Maro, (Dodwell & Co) from! Chinwanten Wanchai.
Hermelin, (Soon Seng.) from Baigon, --West Point
Robert Dollar (B. Dollar Co.) from New York, Shanghai-Holt'st
Cordillere, (M., M. Cin.) from Yokohama, Shanghai.-A5.
Toknoka Matu, (N. Y. K.) from 410 3 3 Bombay, Singapore-Kowloon Wharf. Oildar, (& Co.) from Bang 80-232
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37 Indians 2nd XIU 250RE!
28 0 Police...
D. Rumjahn, o Watts, b King. 24 M. Roffey, Pearce, b Piercy
H. D. Kunnjahu, o Alexander,
** R. Earnshaw .................
R. Nazarin, run out-
F. M: Arculli, b Watts
I. Hassan, b.R..Earnshaw
b
O. Ramjaha, Elwood, b R.
Earnshaw........
E. Moosdeen, c Elwood, b B..
Earnshaw.
H. N.. Balbeichet, o Crawford, 33 b Owen Hughes
11 T. E-Yegh, e Wild, b Pieroy
10 Rev. E. K. Quick, 1.b.w, b 11) Farthing
AA. Runjahu, run out ... Ng Bow Poo, ie Far
Owen Hugbes... W...Gittens, not out
A. Kitchell, e Reynolds, b Kaig 10 M. B. Osman, not cut
A. K. Minnu, s. Reynolds,
Kolly
Acliber, not aut
A. R. M. Samy, not put
Extras
being HW Roger 111 retired O. Es
Young and Darlins each ok three
Varsity wickets fors
Ospectively
Micots with the first, grond: shi
8 Kowloon 2nd XI:-27 1 245
O vil Servics 2nd XI8 0 2 82
DEPARTURES):
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to have cronisted a February 8,
his allegiance to Indo Mar, (0.8.K.) for Bombay,
February B De Sun Yat sen and urging Maraba Singap
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to re-enter political lifesty
Extras ...
Pist
Total for 6 wickets
TO 160 and H. Hunt, not bata
Total for 9 wickets Innings declared cloned
Bowling
-18
H. Owen
Bowling Analysis
B. 18
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The entries for the Jockey Club, To carry forward, to the
Races at the end of this month, hich credit of next year's a/c 2.652.74. have just closed, pumbered over Consulting Committee. Mr. G. M. 1,000. This figure has set up a new Dodwell retired and Mr. T. G. Weall record, easily beating last year's tofal and the Reverend Father H. Souvey which was the previons high water were invited to join the Committee, mark in the history of local racing. In accordance with the Articles of For the Derby there are $$ entries,^~^;} pot On TG.Weall and the Reverend entries which were overlooked by the Association Mesure, H. P. White,
which may be increased if some lato Father H. Sourey retire, but offer themselves for re-election.
The merits of the various ponies are Auditora The accounts have been already bang keenly disruted and audited by Mesars Linstead and the pick of the Derby candidatra” so Davis and Percy Smith, Seth and far, seem to be Mr. G. H. Fott' Fleming Mears. Linstead and Dave Harvest King. Mr. Hector Sassoon’• and Fercy Binith, Seth and Fleming Reman Standard and Bit Paul's are eligible for election..
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tocan
$1,615 09 to new account.
Directors-Daring, the absanos of
of the the Bord. Father L Rober), Ma G. Coy, at W. Barton was invited to join the the ordinary meeting to be held on Board. This appointmen February 19 states
confirmation.
The Directors now submit to you Father Robert having returned to Staten el the affairs of the Com: the Colony resumes his ken Mr. Gl.
Balanon Sheet for the year W. Barton
amount
aber, 1922
Mean
the year amount Father Robert now
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