1923-05-29 — Page 10

TUESDAY

LEAGUE TENNIS

In addition to the tennis league results published yesterday, the following games were also play on Saturday G

K.C.C. v. USRC.

"A" DIVISION,

Busschaert and Krebs lost to Worthington and Grace 5 lost to Dods and Harrison 5-6; beat Forsyth and Roberts 7-4

"B" DIVISION.

K.C.C. A v. C.R.C

NEW HOLT LINER:

UNCHED AT

He said bis firm were indissolubly linked in friendship with Mesars, Alfred Holt & Co. The tonnage Mess Workman, Clark & Co. bad built for Mesars. Holt in ships of different sorts amounted to 261,000 tone, the Dardanus' being the fiftieth vessel,

MISFORTUNE'S. CHILDRE

HELPING AFFLICTED

ARMENIANS.:

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CEBU AND ILOILO.

May 30-788.B. West Cactus.

SANDAKAN.

...Eastern.

Sandakan.

AMOY:

June 1-&A

Halabisa. Bochu Mara.

8.-LO.S.N

JAYE PORTS, 1,19.

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Haiching.

May 31-T.K.K

TAKAOS

FOOCHOW.

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1-D 1.

June 7-0, 8. K. Sochu Maru

SHANGHAI,

The annual report of the Thẹ - Bỉue -Funnel liner DAY.

built to the order of Armenian Red Cross and Refuges Mesars, Alfred Holt & Co. Liver Fund shows that help for this so is still needed. It pool, by Mesare. Workman, Clack & states

deserving cause On their own ground Kowloon Co., Ltd Belfast Shroyerd, was In view of the many promises won by 59 games to 40. Scores launched on April 18, the naming made to them during the war and E, and D. S. Green, heat ceremony being performed by Miss after, Armenians had every reason Worthington and Grace 92; beat Mollie Boyd daughter of Mr. Wil to suppose that their claims would pods and Harrison 6-5 beat liam Boyd, managing director of the be among the first of those of builders. At a luncheon afterwards oppressed small nations to receive Roberts and Forsyth 8-3-

Wheeler and Hyde beat Worth Mr William Boyd proposed the redress, yet not one of the numeroits Conferences which have ington and Grace 7-4 beat Dods toast of the owners. and Harrison 6-5; beat Roberts

been held has brought any rellof June 1.-D. L Haifoszɛ. and Forsyth 6-5.

to our suffering refugees. On the contrary, the lot of the Armenian people has grown steadily worse until very few, if any, of those whose home were in Asia Minor Jane are left undisturbed. By fire and massacre the wealthy Armenian Mr. Lawrence Holt, replying, community of Smyrna was uproot- said his firm and the builders, firmed and scattered abroad, the whole had been associated continuously for colony in Eastern Thrace and most a great number of years, and at the of the Armenians in Constantinople present moment be believed they have had to fee to other lands, had some 25 ses going vessels built while together with the rest of the in Belfast successfully trading in native Christian population from Asia Minor, Armenians have been their floot. That day they had driven to swell the flood-tide of re into the water the last ship which fugees in Greece, Bulgaria, the they had contracted between them. Greek Islands, etc. While feeling They did not see their way clear to intensely grateful to the latter follow it up with another. They Goverments, who have given like all other shipowners and a great hospitality and all the help in their Hung and Lee beat Ramsey and many other people, made the radical power to the crowds of destitute Jack 8-3; beat Brown and Mason mistake of thinking that trade people, many of whom had been the 8-3; lost to Bishop and Purves 2-9 would be more prosperous, and more possessors of comfortable homes progressive after the war than it and fertile lands, we can but de had, in fact, been: The result weg mand, with all other relief workers CLUB DE RECREIO

NETHERLANDS T. C. they had entered into commitments in this cause since 1914, that states- which exceeded their power to full men should do their duty, and fulfill conveniently, and, being prudent the promises made to Armenians people, they did not want either to that, in return. for their services to pledge the future or to take any the cause of the Entente during the unduly optimistic view of the future. war, they should be given lasting He believed the duty of every busi-protection and security in a home ness man was to make the best of of their own.

This match was won by the Chinese by 58 games to 41 and puts the Kowloon team out of the league honours running for Scores:

*

Yew and Lau beat Ramsey and Jack 10-1; lest to Brown and Mason 1-10; beat Bishop and Purves 8-3.

Choa and Chung beat Rainsey and Jack 7-4; beat Brown and Mason 6-5; beaf Bishop and Farves &3.

1

V

The Club de Recreio registered their second win at the expense of the N. T. C, the scores being 64 games to 35. Scores:-

Luis and Conceicao beat Groot and Walle 7-4; lost to Everts and de Leeuw 5-6; beat Spit and Mylldekha 6-5.

Noronha and Remedios beat Groot and Walle 8-3; beat Everts and de Leeuw 7-4; beat Spit and Mylidekha 8-3.

Soares and Assuncao beat Groot and Walle 7-4; beat Everts and de Leruw 7-4 beat Spit and Myldekha

.9-2.

"

QUEEN'S COLLEGE. V

CRAIGENGOWER."B".

This resulted in a win for the College team by 61 games to 38.

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Shid2acks Maru,July Shioyo Maru Talyo Mara,

his contracts and try to fulfil them We have yielded to the wishes to the best of his ability. Having of our supporters that this fund done that,, they found themselves should remain open, and we can unable to give a further order for only do our duty, in trying to assu-Jane T.K.K. Foros Maru

age the pain and suffering brought

4.-N.Y.E. 14.-T.K.K.. the time being.

about by present conditions, in the earnest hope that Governments and July 12-TK.K the League of Nations will do their part and allot without delay a safe dwelling-place for the refugees, in | Juas 3-OSE. order that our work for them can. assume a reconstructive form and not consist merely of feeding and clothing. This alone can the satis May 29-LCGN. Taitang. factory solution be achieved for June 9.-0. N. which Armenia has waited so long.

The principal dimensions of the Dardanus, ie: Length overall 470 ft, boam 58 ft., and depth 35 ft. 8 in. to upper deck. She has been specially designed by the owners for their Eastern trade, and to comply with the Board of Trade requirements for a passenger vessel Her-dead-weight tonnage is about

Contributions to the amount of 9,900, her gross tonnage 7,700, and her registered tonnage 4,800. It is £1,962 75. 3d. were received during expected that ale. will have a speed the year, bringing the total of the The fund to nearly £30,000. Though of over 15 knots on trial. reel is sub-divided by eight water our balance sheet shows a surplus tight bulkheads extending to the of £899, before these lines are in upper deck, and her six large holde print the grants already allotted are arranged for the carriage of will bring it near to vanishing general cargoes, two of the holds point. We therefore entreat the Is the above tournament, S. A. being built to carry oil or water public generously to support our Rumjalan and S. O, Bux (scr.) des ballast. The pillaring arrangements efforts for Armenian sufferers yet feated S. H. Ismail and A. Hare designed to obtain the maximum a little longer. Our aim is, ar it

structural has always been,. Madar (owe 30) in the semi-final of of space free from

K.C.C. "B" v. CRAIGEN- GOWER "AN

Kowloon won easily, the final scores reading 71 games to 28.

LR.C. TOURNAMENT.

DAIREN.

30.-T.KE

Hawaii Maru. Biberia Maru.

TSINGTAO.

Hinklang,

TIENTSIN

Huichow. June 2-0. N.

1-LOS.N. Chipshing.

WEIHAIWEI.

June 3-0. N.

Jano 2-0. N.

Haichow.

CHEFOO

Hulchow.

HAIPHONG"

Leesang.

HOIHOW..

Lecsang+ Chenan.

to help May $1-10.3.N.

the Handicap Doubles by 6-4, 7-5, obstructions, thus providing stowage Armenians to help themselves. In the other semi-final, SA for bulky éargoes, such as machin-

Hussain and G. Mahomed (ser) ery, locomotives, rails, timber, etc.

beat A. L. Rumjahn and S. Moos. The appliances for rapid loading LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. deen (ren. 2/6) by 6-4, 6-4.

GOLF.

and discharging are of the most up-to-date description, there being 20 derricks, each served by a power- ful steam winch capable of talding loads of 5 to 10 tons. A special 40-ton derrick is also installed at the ranih hatch operated from a large hoisting barrel geared to the wind- lass. The propelling, machinery Last Sunday a twelve-aside golf adopted is the latest type of Brown match was played between the Curtis geared turbines, developing USRC, and the Kowloon C.C. at 8,600 s.h.p., steam being supplied King's Park. Singles were played by two large double-ended boilers in the morning and foursomes in fitted for forced draught and with

U.S.R.C. v. KC.C.

the afternoon. The U.S.R.C. had superheaters.

the best of the games, winning by

I to 6%. The scores follow.

U.S.R.C.

E. J. R.

SINGLES,

K.C.C.

Mitchell 1 H. Overy

Major T. T.

Captain

.0

Oakes 2.C. Fletcher

W. W.

Avenell I

Chippindate o

Captain

Meredith 1 Lieutenant

Fendall 1

Captain

Hewitto

Captain Moore

Lieutenant

F. Wheeler o

H. E.

Stevens O

ARRIVILS.

-B9.

Soochów, (B. & S.) from Canton. Kohyo Maru, (Y.KK) from Bangkok. Cal.

←

Kweiyang, (B, & S.) from Bang- kok.-B28.

Tung Hing, (Shung Cheong) from Fort Bayard.-Co.'s Wharf,

Sung Shun Maru, (N.V.K) from Shanghai, Swatow-C39.

Tamba Maru, (N.YK) from Bombay; Singapore.--A8.

Pong Tong, (Yuen Sing Fat) from Saigon.-C18.

Pheumpenh, (Wo Fat Sing) from Saigon.-A30.-

Fiume L, (Dodwell & Co.) from Trieste, Singapore-Kow-

Safan Maru, (Y.K.K.) from Hai- phong, Fakhoi-Cr.

Kotsu Maru, (M.B.K.) from Miike.

PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. Staterooms for saloon passengers are fitted amidships, while accom-

Woron, (M.B.K) from Muroran. modation for officers, engineers and crew is on & specially good scale,-Off Stonecutters.

Monaduock, (Bank Line) from Mesars. Holt's having a high re- putation among seafaring men for Manila-Kowloon Wharf. their consideration of the comfort: and welfare of the personnel of their The 'tween decks in large feet. forecastle and bridge' are arranged for the accommodation of pilgrim loon Wharf. traffic, with a large hospital on the poop for their use. Separate galloys liave been installed to cook for the different classes accommodated, and dry storeroors, including special 'An refrigerated chambers, provided for the carriage of provisions.

Akera, (A.P.C.) for San Fran- ample supply of fresh water is carried. An up-to-date wireless tele-cisco-May 29. graphy plant, emergency dyname for use in the unlikely event of a breakdown in the main electric plant, boat accommodation for all on board, and many other features Total 4% find place on the "Dardanus."

TIME TO CHANGE IT.

A. W. E.

Davidson 1.

J. S. Agassiz o

Redding 1 H. Page

Capt. Newton-

Kingo K. Mason

Capt. Hayes-

Nowington

Captain

Bingham 1

W. S. Brown}

Total 7

J. Smith

1

J. Edwards O P.Heathcote 0.

FOURSOMES.

U.S.R.C. Mitchell and

Meredith 1

Cakes and

Hayes

Newington o

Fendall and Newton-King I

K.Cic.

Fletcher and

A52.

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Preussen, (Arnhold & Co.) for Yokohama, Shanghai.--May 29.

Hannawa, (Arnhold & Co) for Manila-May 29,

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Yeljun Maru, (M.B.K) for Dairen, Tsingtao-May 29.

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Rhesus.

Japan, (B.I.S.N.) for Kobe, Amoy.|

Hathong, (Douglas & Co.) for Foochow, Swatow,

Father was angry." "Are you writing to that youngMay 29 Overy and

Wheeler ofman of yours gain, Edith? You've been writing to him for years! How do you sign your letters?"

"Oh, I always say I remain ever your loving Edith Jones.""

Father thought a moment. Then he said firmly

Avenell I

Stevens and ..

Mason o

Redding and

Moore I

Page and

Davidson and

Agassiz 0

McHewitt and

Chippindale I

Bingham and

Brown o

Ahpittai, (Kwong O) for Fort Bayard.-May 29,

Štave, U.C.J.L) for Bangkok.--- May 29

Yangiszkiang, (Cheong Fat) for.

Well, strike out the 'I remain Hoihow-May 29. ever, and put three lines under

Mohop, (Tung Tuck) for Canton.

Smith of the Jones. It's time that young-May 29,

mian was coming to the point."

Edwards and

Heathcote

Panama

Schlesien. Malwa Kidderpore Trallas City of Manchester

Adrastos.

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Aug, 1.-B. H,

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7.-B. F. 8-P.&O. 13.-B. F.

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31.-E A. ******** | Shanghai.--May 29,

Sangshan Maru, (N.Y,K.) for Bapt. 7.-P. & 0. St.-P. &.0. Cause of Despondency.

30.-E. A Despondency is often caused by fo- Canton-May 29.

Kwanglee, (C.M.S.N.) for Shang | Dot B-P.&O. digestion and constipation and quickly

18.-E, A disappears when. Cliamberlain's Tabita

18-P.&O. aro:taken. These tableta strengthen the hai.-May 29.

Nov. 14. digeation and move the bowels For Chaksang, U.M. & Ca) for Bang- Win for U.S.R.C. by five points, sale by all Chemists and Storekeeper, kok, Swatow-May 29,

...4 Total

Total

Grand total: U.S.R.C.

K.C.C.

Helgaus Devanha.

Foudan.

Peleus. Barpedon,

Khin Rhexenor.

Bolivia Laomedon. Kashmir. Sicilia Dardanus. Anatration. Msondonis. Dougola.

Empress of Ostada. Hewaii Maru

Shidzuoka Maru. Shanko Marn.'- Achilles. Empress of Russia. Yokohams Maru. Empress of Alia, Philoctetes. Empress of Asia. Protesilaus Achilles.

- VICTORIA..

Jane &-A 0.L

3-0. R. K. 4.-N.Y.K. 19B, F 15.-1.0, L 95.-M.Y.X $7.-A.0.1 July 3.-B. F. Aug. 14.-B. F. Bept. 11.-F.

-Pros. McKinley,

Hawaii Marp Shidzooka Maru. Achilles. Pres. Jackson. Yokohama Mara. Pres. Jullerson. Philoobeto Protesians. Achilles

SKATTER.

Juno S.-A. O. L

&-0,9,5 4-NY.K 12.-B. F. 18.-8.0.1. 28.-N.T.E. 97.--A. O. L Joly 8-R. F. Aug. 11.-B. F..

14-B. F.

LOS

June 1.-8. R

25.-U.S.F.B.

Pros. MoKinley. Howall Maro. Shidzsoka Maru. Acbillos. Pros, Jackson. Yokohama Maru. Fres. Jefferson. Philoptetes.

Achilles. Protmilkus.

Titan.

MARSEILLES.

May 30.-P. &0. June 1-B F. BEL. 6-N.Y.E. 13-P &0. 14-08 K. 20,--N.Y.K, 20B. 30. R. A 17.-P. & O. July 4-B. F.

8.-E. A. 11-P.&.0. 10.-B. F. St.-P.&O. Aug. 1-B. F. 7-B. F

: 6-P. & 0. 17.-E. A. 10.-B.. F. 11.-P. & 0. .-P. & 0. 34- A. Sept. 7.-P. & 0. .-P. & 0. 31.-E. A. Oct. 5.-P. & 0.

18.-E. &. 10-P & U Nov, 10.-E. A.

June 1.-B. F.. Aug. 1-B.T

Nyanza. Elpeant, City of Tokio. Harana Haru. Sardinia Amur Mard Kamo Maru. Phomlus. Malaya Delta. Telemschus. Panzma Malw Ningchow. Devanta Pelexa. Earpedos.

Khiva. Bolivia

Titan. Kashmir.

Sicilia.

Jaya Macedonia."

Dangola Australien.

Mantua. Afrike. Karmala.

Obile.

HAVRE.

Elpetor. Pelpas.

CONTRIN.

Jane G, L

3.-P. & D. 4.-B. F. 4.P.& 0, 6.-E. L

.-P. & O. 6-N.Y.K. IL-B. F. 12.-P. & 0. 13.-P. & O. 18.-B. F 19.-B. F. 30.-N.Y.K. 31.-G. L. 14.-1 & 0. 25.-B. F.

30-P.&O. 80.-P. &0.

July --E. F.

Gienamey

Banca Neleus.

Labore

of Tokia. City Roudan: Harqua Mara,

Eumseus.

Jeypore.

Bardinia.

Adrastus. Domotoens

Esmo Maru

Olonapp.

Bicilia.

- Tolresias.

Delta. Nynors Machsan.

Kidderpore.

11.-P & O. 15.-P. & C. 18.-B. F. 19.-B. F.

Rbeaus Malva

Troilus

Halonus.

Dovanha Boadan.

36,P&O. 30.-P. & O. Aug. 7.-B. F.

8.-P. & 0.

-18.-B F EQ-B. F. ---P. & 0,-

19.-2. F. Sept. 7.-P. & 0. 31.-P.&O.

Barpedon Khiya Rhoxenor, Laoruedon. Abilía. Dardaqui Mooloola

ANGELES,

Dongola.

Doyleston. Mur

JAVA. Minton. Afriks. Karmala.

TACOMA.

Oct. 6.-P. & 0. 19.-P. & 2.

LIVERPOOL

MATICUR Kermala

ChEo.

Jimi 4-0. 8. K.

Hawall Maru.

Jane 1.-B. F. 20.-B. F.

Elpencie. Phemis

2

Aug. 7.-B. F 13-B F 17. A. 20-0.3 -99.-B. F.

31.-E. A. Sept 80.-E. A. Oct. 16.-E. A. Nov: 16.-EA.

J

Oldekork.

Laomedon. Dardanus Australien.

Java. Aftiza.

Chile.

ANTWERP.

May 30. P. &0. June 5.-E. L

6.-N.Y.K. 6.-R. D. 8.- EL.A. L. 13.-P. & O. 14.-0.5.K. 20.-N.Y.K. 25.-B. F. 30. P. 0. July 7-H.A.L

11.-P. &0. 23.-B. F 25.-P. & O.

Aug 8.-P. & 0. 22.-P. & O. 26-P. & U. Sept. 7.-P. &0 $1.-P. & U. Oct. 5.-P. & 0. 19.-P. & 0.

Nyanza. City of Tokio, Haron Mard Adolph von Bayer · Biraland.

Sardinis. Amar Maru. Knmo Maru. Talrosina.

Dalia. Preusse

Helenus. Dorsabe.

Malwa.

Khiva. Kashmir.

Sigilla. Macdonis.

Dongoia.

Mantua.

Kormala.

HAMBURU,

Juse 1.-G. L 4.-E. P. 4.-NT.K 3.-E. L 6.-R., B. 8.-H.A.L. 11.-B. F. 14.-0.8.K 18.-B. F. 30.-J.0.1.L. 11.-U.L 10.-E. A.

July 2-4,

-

8.-E A. Z-H. A. L 15.-3.0.1.1. 16.-B. F. Aug. 13~~~B. F.

31.-E.A.

Sept. 30.-E. A Oct. 16.E..A. Nov. 16,-E. A,

Glonamoy, Naleus. Diker Maru.

City of Tokio. Adolph von Baye Ermiaud.

Erosess.

Amur Maru. Adrastus. Ouderkerk Glocapp.

Malaya.

Machaon.

Panama Predsson.

Oldekork.

Troilus. Khorenor.

Blivia. Laomedon.

Australien.-

Java. Afrika

Obilo.

BREMEN

Jona 20.-J.C.J.L. July 15.-3.0.J.L

Ouderkerk. Oldekor.

COPENHAGEN.

June 20.-C. A. July 6.-E. A. Aug. 17.-E. A. BL-E. A Sept. 30.-EA.. ́Oct. 10-E. A. Nov. 16.-E 4.

Malaya. Paraina. Bolivia, Australien.

Afrika.

Java.

Chile.