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THE CHINA MAIL.

LOCAL SPORT.

FOOTBALL.

NOTES AND COMMENT.

TO-MORROW'S CUP TEAMS,

[By "Dutchie."]

The following is the programme for to-morrow:-

LEAGUE-DIVISION II. Kowloon v. Chinn "A." Kow-

loon ground.

St. Joseph's "A" v. China "B,"

Chinese ground.

University v. St. Joseph's "B,"

3000 The Second Division game 5000

5000

between the Club, Reserves and Secred Heart has been postponed, as some of the Club players have gone to Canton to play in a repre- sentative game there.

The game. Surreys Reserves v. Recreio "A" has been transferred from St. Joseph's to the Club ground.

VI

Hau-leung, Y. Hachiuma, Ip' Kwan, S. A. Ismail, Kwok Po-kan, Li Kam-hay, Li Siú-lun, Lo Fung: cheung, Ng Kam-chnen, Tsoi Ping-sum, and Yik Chan-pong.

CRICKET.

TOMORROW'S FIXTURES,

The following are the pro-" visional fixtures for to-morrow:-

LEAGUE DIVISION 1. Hengkong C.C. v. Navy on the H.K.C.C. ground.

University v. Civil Service C.C. on the University ground.

Chinese R. C.v. Royal Artillery on the Causeway Bay ground.

FRIENDLY GAMES.

ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE. ANNUAL SPORTS ON MARCH 18...

The annual sports of St. Paul's" College are expected to take place on March 13.

An appeal is being circulated for subscriptions towards "the prize fund, which should be met with a generous response. It is unnecessary to point out how beneficial the sports are to the student life of the Colony,.

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VETERAN CLERK.

RETIREMENT OF MRA. B SUFFLAD.

CHANGES IN 36 YEARS.

By his retirement at the end of this week Mr. A. B. Sufflad, Clerk to the Chief. Justice, severs 36 years' connection with the Hong- kong judiciary.

al

Craigengower C.C.v. Indian R.C. on the C.C.C. ground.

Kowloon C.C. v. H.K.V.D.C. on

He was clerk to the Central Magistracy from 1888 to 1898, the Kowloon ground.

Civil Service C.C. "A" v Now-clerk to the Registrar. Supreme loon CC IL on, the C.S.0.0.Court, from that time until 1903, ground..

when he was promoted to the position of second clerk of court- and clerk to the Pulsne Judge. He has performed the duties of first" clerk to the court and clerk to the Chief Justice since 1906.

In this latter capacity Mr. Sufflad has served under the following Chlef Justices-Sir John Carring ton, Sir William Meigh Goodman, Sir Francis Piggott, Sir William Rees Davies, and the present Chief Many changes have taken place Justice, Sir Henry Cowper Gollan. in the personnel of the staff and the numbers of prisoners since he

v. UNIVESITY.." C.S.C.C cs.c.c. E. W. Hamilton (Captain), G: R. Sayer. F. J. de Rome, B. D. Evans, E. C. Fincher, F. F Lawrence, E. B. Reed, H. G. Wallington, F. Baker, F. H. Holdman and F. J.Ling, Reserve: A. R. Sutherland. The game that will attract the

University.-H. N. Buihetchet crowd will be that between Eng- land and China in the "Sunday (Captain), Rey. E. K. Quick, Herald" Charity Cup Competi- Prof. F. A. Redmond, A. S. Hett. tioia.

England on this occasion A. A. Rumjahn, T. E. Yeoh, T. 0. Yeow, JL Youngsaye, A. which met Scotland on Boxing Halim, S. Hachiuma and B. P: first took on his duties at the then

storeyed building which Ng, n

provided ample room for the ad- China will also have

ministration of justices When he strong team out, and a very even

left the Magistracy in 1898 there was only one Magistrate and the number of cases heard before him dally was very few compared with was only one Superintendent, one Deputy and one Chief Inspector, whereas there are now two Des putles, and numerous assistant superintendents. The system of police probationers was also a recent development.

Work in the Supreme Court has increased considerably in Mr. Sufiad's time. Cases numbered under a hundred yearly when he commenced duty there. Last year there were 356 and already in barely two months there have been 'qver seventy.

C.S.C.C. "A" v. K.C.C. II. The following have been select Chinese to beat their opponents ed to play for the Civil Service

to-morrow and also the Scottish

"

team whom they meet next C.CJ H. B. Nihill (Captain), that of the present day. There F. H. Harper, T. D. E. Pendered, The following are the teams. L. Squibbs, C. Alexander, England: Wayish: Wheeler A. W. Grimmitt, C. H. Beardall and Wynne: Petter, Mitchell and C. Sara R. Smith, W. Culp and Watson: Harris, Jones, Humber. stone, Butler and Simpson.

H. Strange.

Reservé G. H. Hallam. Reserves: Cooper, Caveille,

Petheram ...Kowloon: B. Jolinson and Macklesworth.

R. Dun- (Captain). L' A. Chinese: Hiu

W. F. J. can. A.. J. Kew, Cheung Wing-shing and Chan So: Gervin, A. J. Hendle, J. C. Long, Pang Kan-wing, Wong Shin-wa E. G. Renton, A. G. Pile, G.-J. and Leung Yuk-tong: Ng Kam-| Tacchi, J. Smith and H. Overy, chuen. Such Kam-shun, Wong Pak-chong."Li Wai-tong and Chan Kwong lu.

Reserves: Cheung Kam-chuen and Choi Ping-fan.

K.C.C. v. H.K.V.D.C.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925.

OUR GREAT MOTOR CAR CLUB. POPULARITY CAMPAIGN CONTESTANTS.

Is Your Name In This Great List 7.

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THE FOLLOWING ARE THOSE WHOSE NAMES HAVE BEEN ENTERED AND WHO HAVE BEEN VOTED FOR AS THE MOST POPULAR PEOPLE IN HONGKONG.

18 YOUR NAME IN THE LIST?

18:30 CALL AT THE CAMPAIGN OFFICE IMMEDIATELY FOR FULL PARTICULARS OR PHONE CENTRAL .4860.

Name.

Basil Fung-1, West End Terráce

Doris Lee-9, Seymour Road

Aler, B. Allan-H.M. Naval Yard

W. E. Van Epps-Brown, Jones & Co.

Name.

Votes.

Mr. P. Waller Diocesan Boys' School

A020

Cleay Botelho-, Caine Road...

6020

Miss Consuelo Hyndman-27. Nathan Road, Kowloon.

5020

Miss Julia Wong-30, Calne Road

5020-

G. E. Ellams-1, Pratt Building.

5020

N. M. Currie-Davie Bong Co., Ltd., da, Des Vaux Road: Carlos Marques-Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ltd. 5000

8000

J. L. Litton-Benjamin & Potts, 11, Queen's Road Central

8000-

L. G. Rozario-Pacific Mail S.S.-Co.. Queen's Building... 5000 Mrs. A. J. Martin-Nathan House, Kowloon Mrs. H. M. Spit-Java Line ...

5000

5000

Mrs. Parsons-2, Broadwood Terrace

3000

Mrs. M. O'Sullivan-c/o Deacons, Prince's Building Mr. Herbert Gene Lee-20, Robinson Road

6000

5000

Votes,

Miss Nidia Franco-8, Tung Hing Road, Kowloon.

8000

274320

Mra. C. W, Olson-13, Broadwood Road..

5000

.206166

H. N. M. Hoosain--69, Queen's Road Central

5000

.205300

Marcus A. Carvalho c/o Messrs. Botelho Bros......

6000

.284070

Miss Elizabeth B. Solomon-22. Pilkin Street, Kowloon..

6000

H. Choa-Equitable Eastern Bank

259690

Frederick Franco-172, Wanchal Road

5000

Miss Mini Alves-6. Carnarvon Building, Kowloon

.190575

S. Winny-1, Upper Albert Road

5000

Miss D Witchell-Cox's Path, Kowloon

.160860.

Bro Augustus-St.. Joseph's College

5000

Navy "A" ground. Druma v. Recreio "B," Sookun-

Mrs. Elsie, Danenberg-1, The Albany

.164770

James Wong Bank of East Asia

5000

poo ground.

Miss Chenalioy-Nestle Milk Co...

.161050

Mrs. D. Barrett-7, Wild Dell Building

5000

Surreys v. Recreio A," Club

Miss L McKenzie-Struthers & Barry

148270

Miss S. K. Tso-Hongkong University

5000..

ground.

Miss Elsa Ecada Silva-Thoresen & Co.

137500

Leo d'Almada e Castro-Fanling...

5000

Kick-off, 2:45.p.m. sharp,

Miss Lolita da Sousa-1, Aimai Villas, Kowloon

116275

A. N. B. Carr-E. E. Telegraph Co.

.5000

"SUNDAY HERALD" CHARITY

Miss Annie Tollan-20, Nathan Road

.101950

Miss H. Soares--H. Alves & Co...

*5000

CUP.

Miss. R. Mow Fung-Gilman & Co., Ltd.

#98750

William Kwong-c/o Mackenzie Mackinaon

5000

Miss Violet Tock-Goddard & Douglas, 4a, Des Voeux Rd. 95650'

'Daniel Lui-5, Beaconsfield Arcade

Dr. John Fenton-Lugard Hall, Hongkong University.

89700:

B. M. Talati-18, Ice House Street

5000 5000

England v. China, Clab ground, Kick-off, 4.16 p.m., sharp.

C. P. Pintos-Holland China Trading Co.

C. Bond-Gande, Price & Co.

81750-

A. C. Greaves-, Excelsior: Terrace,

76100

Miss Rosy Lim-2, Stowford, Bonham Road

Mrs. Molly D. Lee-5, Shelley Street

66860

S. A: Ismail-c/o Odell& Behar.....

3000

James Chue-c o American Consulate

63950

C. M. Hazeland-A. P. Building

5000

Miss Amy Stonham-15s, Orient Building, Kowloon

$1375

Miss Cissy Xavier-3, Humphreys Avenue

5000

C. de Mello-5, Kennedy Road

55600

Rev. Bro. Casaian-St. Joseph's College

Edith H. Kee-260, Queen's Road

42475

Frack Colaco-co Hongkong & Shanghai Bank-

5000

Mrs. E. E. Ellis-Hongkong Hotel

40970

J. Duguid Colonial Dispensary

5000

W. J. Wilkinson-Hongkong Land Investment Co.

40250

Miss G. E. Tyson-39, Conduit Road

Miss B. BlissHK... Canton & Macao Steamboat Co.

26420

D. Rutonjee-Rutonjee & Sons

5000 5000

Miss G. Ellis 10, Ice House Street

21360

K. Tyson-- Bank of East Asia

5000

A. G. Suffiad B.A.T......

20430

J. F. Shea-Lepack & Co.

5000

John Mackenzie-J. F. Grose & Co., 6. Des Voeux Road.. 19900

Misa Mae Dillen-Diocesan Boys' School, Bonham Road.

5000

Miss D. O'Keefe-Station Hotel, Kowloon

15550

Manuel Augusto Simoes-Standard Oil Co.

6000

Miss Alice Lau-Plans, Ltd., Asiatic Building

14745

C. L. Chung-; Ice House Street

6000

W. Shea-Colonial Dispensary, Queen's Road Central

.12800

W. H. Young-P.O. Box 507...

6000.

H. J. White-longkong Hotel

12295

Miss Chan King Sim-60a, Bonham Road

5000

Miss M. Kent-Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

11820

Kathleen Amat-Sanitary Dept.. Happy Valley

5000

Day..

G. V. Hughes W. R. Loxley & Co.

10975

Mrs. T. C. Wong-1, Prospect Place

5000

S. James Silva-Government House..

10190

Miss Carmen Vaz-4. Mosque Street.

5000

game should seen.

To win this

C. H. Lyton Lyson & Hall, Solicitors, Bank of China-Bldg: 10020

Miss Hiptoola-Hongkong University

5000

Cup it will be necessary for the

Mra. C. J. Roe-2. Observatory Villas

9790

F. de La Cruz-American Quarentine Office

5000

Exma Dr. Olga da Roza-Roza Bros.

0280

Miss Unice Samy-Bonhám Read

5000

Teddy Hyndman-Kowloon Docks

9200

H: R. Capell-c/o A. S. Watson & Co.

5000

R. A. Cooper-N, Lazarts Opticians, 12. Queen's Road C. 9050

Miss B. Steel-83, Broadwood Terrace

5000

Miss V. Capell-Torres Building, Kowloon

8940,

Stanley Patrick She-Sec.; Chinese Chamber of Commerce 6000

D. Hillier Harbour Office.

8770

F. M. Silva-c/o The P. & 0. Bank...

5000

Fred V. Wong-333, Nathan Road, Kowloon

8650

E. M. Silva-311. Nathan Road, Kowloon

5000

LE. S. Hodge-8b, Duddell Street,

8600

Peter Rozaric-12, Austin Avenue, Kowloon

5000

Mrs. Clarke Atkinson-Kowloon Docks r.

8500

Brazito Vulto Alves-Hughes & Hough

5000

F. A. Loureiro-Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.

8375

Miss Natalia Alvares-3. Duddell Street

5000

Shing-iu:

T. S. Wan-20, Caine Road ...

-8150

Miss Chang Ying-1, St. Stephen's Lane

5000

Dr. Was Yik Shing--12, D'Aguilar Street

8000

Jinimic Howell-Kowloon Docks

5000

C. F. Vas-Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ltd.

7800

K. Y. Leung-18, Elgin Street

5000

M. Manuk-Dairy Farm .....

7585

Syed Latif Hussien e o Haroon Adams & Co.

5000"

Mrs. N. O'Sullivan-c/o Deacon's

7050

O. Roza-Roza Bros. Exchange Brokers

5000

Miss Alicia Guiterres--7, Ashley Road, Kowpon.

7025

R. C. Pass-Douglas S.S. Co.

G000

Miss Rosy Eat-59, Caine Road

6996

Miss Maude White-14. Orient Buildings. Kowloon

5000

Ellis M. Joseph-Odell & Behar.

6750

T. Silva-China Underwriters

5000

Mis 5. V. Shirazee-Government Civil Hospital

6740

Harry Greenwood-7, Pratt Building

5000

Miss Meadows-Public Works Departments

6500

Thomas James Rew-erentile Bank

5000

Mrs. Deacon-21, Broadwood Road

6450

Wm. J. Burling-Dunbar House, Cameron Road, Kowloon. 5000

DTrafford-Dincesan Boys' School, Bonham Road

6400

J. C. dos Remedios--Hongkong Bank

Mrs. Beván-Leighton Hill Road

6400

Leonard Silva-1, Austin Avenue, Kowloon

Mrs. Suad-a, Moreton Terrace, Causeway Bay

6280

Charlie Figueiredo÷7" Hankow Road, Kowloon

Dunstan Prestage-6, Gresson Street, Wanchai s

6210

Jose M. Fonseca Standard Oil Co....".

5000 5000" 5000 5000

Beatrice, Souza-Mac's Cafeteria

6150

Luiz Gonzaga dos Remedios-Standard Oil Co...

5000

Mrs. A. M. G. Sarko Harry Wicking & Co.

6150

Miss Christina Gutierez-39. Bonham Road.

6150

Miss H. R. Hunt-30, Bonham Road"

6100

Mrs. S. Perry-7. The Peak ....

6050

G. F. Gardner-Messra, Bradley & Co., Prince's Bldg. H. J. Hunter-Messrs. Bradley & Co.. Prince's Bldg. K. S. Morrison-Messrs. Bradley & Co., Prince's Bldg. Mrs. Chan Che Cheuk-50, Bonham Road

5000

5000

5000

'A, P. F. Préw-University of Hongkong

6020

R. Silva--Hon. See., B.O.A.C. Club, Kowloon

5000

Miss N. McEwen-Leys Lodge. Kowloon

5900

E. Cordeiro-Noronha & Co.

5890

Lai Yim-Hongkong Hotel

5850

Miss Helen Lam-Coronation Road, Mongkok, Kowloon.. Lo Lan Poco Wang Hing. jeweller, Queen's Road C. Miss Leamore Gomes-co Jardine, Matheson, Pedder St.

5000

5000

5000

Miss Mabel Gittics-Union Trading Co., Prince's Building

5850

Miss Lolita Rocha-100b. Wanchai Road!.

5000

Mrs. Railton-33, Humphrey's Building, Kowloon

5750

J. N. Menta-King Edward Hotel

5000

St. Joseph's "A" and the Drums

Miss E. Hirst-8, West View. Kowloon ...

5750

T. M. Cheung-40, Wellington Street

5000

look likely winners., St. Joseph's

C. A. Franco-Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd:....

5700.

Miss Luk Man King-6, West Terrace. Caine Road.

5000

"B" may snatch two points from

Miss-Everdine Cruz-c'o. China & Japan Telephone Co.

5700

Miss Patricia Remedios-17, Castle Road

5000

the University if the latter fail to turn out at full strength.

HOCKEY.

E. Mattos-Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation.

5708.

S. John-Moler-4, Wood Road.

5000

Miss Mollie Churn-Diocesan Girls' School

5650

Bliss Florence She-, Seymour Terrace

5600

Ma Wing Chung-c/o Nanyang Tob. Bros., Des Voeux Rd. 5000 Miss Mini Noronha-31, Yick Kee Building

5000

Shield

Next week one of the semi- finals in each Division of the

Competition

will be

TO-DAY'S MATCH FOR SIM SHIELD.

Miss Kathicen Grose-55, Conduit Road

5550

Peter Silva-1. Austin Avenue, Kowloon

5470

Miss E. Rose-311. Nathan Road, Kowloon Miss Fathergill-Austin Road. Kowloon

5000

played.

"

5000

Miss Violet Chan-Government Civil Hospital

5165

Miss A. Ismail-co Wah Yan English School

5400

Mrs. Hazeland-10. Queen's Gardens

5400

Monsieur Eagai Chewe-20, Robinson Road. Miss Eileen Leonard--Italian Convent Mr. A. N. harey-Hongking Electric Co.

5000

5000

at 5.15, the This afternoon, last match in the Sim Hockey Shield tournament will be played

5000

1. Costa-Standard Oil Co. of N.Y.. Union Buildings.

5400

E. Ezra D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd.

5400

H. R. Landolt-11, Orient Building

5400

UNION CHURCH.

Henry Law-99; Chancery Lane

5400

Dr. Eugene 1. de Sousa-St. John's Hall University

6360

W. Sousa Jardine. Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder Street,

6850

ITS SOUND FINANCIAL),

H. J. Silva-Dodwell & Co., Ltd....

5300

POSITION.

Miss Ena Alves-6, Carnarvon Building

5300

Miss Alice Lee-37, Robinson Road

5250

THE ANNUAL MEETING

Miss C. Botelho-Peninsula Store, Basement K'loon Store, 5250

Mrs. Normington-Whitfield, Causeway Bay

5200

Mrs. Harris Walker-Basilea, Lyttleton Road

5200

On Wednesday evening

Dr. K. S. Cheah-54, Morrison Hill Road

5200

fannual meeting of the sealholders

T. Bruga-37, Robinson Road ........*.

5200

T. Ramsay-W. 5. Bailey & Co., Kowloon

6200

U. Gonella-33, Queen's Rond C.

5175

Miss Mercedes Rosario 12, Austin Avenue, Kowloon...

5160

Miss Evelyn Custro-21, Caine Road

Miss Carvalho-Dodwell & Co., Ltd.. 2, Queen's Road.

6150 5150

Rev. J.

Miss Ivy Musso--29, Morrison Road

Mrs. T. S. Thoi-25, Man Chung Fong, Happy Valley,

5100

Miss Sousa-Lyemun Villas, Kowloon

5100

report and

accounts

for

P. O. Peuster-J. Manners Co., Ltd., 7, Queen's Road.

5100

Mra. G. Rapp-Humphreys Estate Co., Ltd,

6100

A. Gosano, L. A. da Rocha, A. J.

The Rev. J. E, Maconachie ex Brown.

Mrs. W. Lawrence-Kowloon Docks

Miss B. George--Kowloon Naval Yard

5100 5100

N. H. Fok Tutorial Institute

Freddie Cunha-Chartered Eunking Corp.

5100 5100

QUEEN'S COLLEGE. -

Mrs. Evelyn Sales-2, Peace Avenue, Hemuntin

6080

נ

foi-

"Miss Ofelia Barretto-1, Aimai Villas

5060

· Mrs. Westlake-Volunteer Headquarters

5050

J. T. Thirlwell-Taikoo Docks

5050

Mr. D. C. Baptista-Peninsular Auction Room

W. K. Davies-17, Robinson Road

M. Rafeek-0.3.K. Co.

6050 5050 5060

F. H. Fisher-B.A.T.

БОБО

Miss Minnie Macgran-Bank Line, Ltd., King's Building.

5050

K. K. Kwan-St. John's Hall"

·5050

Miss S. H. Ng-62, Caine Road

5050

Miss M. Guterres-22, Granville Road

6050

A. P. Guterres Hongkong University

5050

F. J. Agabeg-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

5050

9. L. Yen Tutorial Institute..

5050

Augusto Barros-Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

6050

Miss Maria A. Yung-11a, Caine Road

6040

It

5000"

The following_will_represent the Volunteers E. J. R. Mitchell The tit-bit in the Second Divi- (Captain), A. C. I. Bowker, G. R. sion gapes will be that between More, E. F. Stewart, H. E. the Surreys Reserves and Hollands. J. A. H. Plummer, L. D. Recreio "A." On the result will McNicoll, G. R. Vallack, W. H. depend the League Champion-Edmonds, M. M. Watson and ship for this season. Both teams.

H. M. Howell. have lost a game and although the

Kowloon:- J.

Fletcher Recreios lend in the League table (Captain), F. Goodwin, J. C. A. W Ramsey. Geo. they do so only because, they are Lyal, a game in hand of their oppon- Lec. S. Jex. A. R. F. Raven, K. R. The last Macaskill, R. C. Witchell, W. A.. ents for to-morrow. time these teams met the result Taylor and S. E. Green.

C.

was a goalless draw. "Recreio's [This paper will be glad to hear will start favourites and provid-from all secretaries or captains ing they play their usual game with a view to publishing all the they should win.

teams in the "China Mail" re-

In the other games, Kowloon, gularly each Friday.]

TO-MORROW'S TEAMS.

1.

Mr. Suffiad is not leaving the Colony."

The matter of his successor has not yet been definitely settled.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE AUCTIONEERING AND BROKERING CO., LTD. 8B. Duddell Street.

PUBLIC AUCTION

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at

"KOWLOON.

The Undersigned has received instructions to sell (for account of

the concerned) by Public Auction

ON SATURDAY,

the 8th February, 1996

at 3. WE-T VIEW, CORONATION. £OAD--pposite Orient Buildings)

Quantity of Valuable Household Furnitare Comprising:- Teak Cupboard, Sideboard with The following have been select-at the U.S.R.C. ground, between mirror, Couch and four armchairs waggon, Six dining chairs and two ed to play for the Kowloon the Hongkong Hockey Club and (Cretonne covers 2 sets), Dinner

the Army,

by Powells, Reserves in their Second Division

On Wednesday these two teams with armis, (made High Conference of Life and Work League match "v. South China played off their first fixture in the Jacobean style) One-dining table with was being held this summer at "A" on the Kowloon ground. tournament, the Club winning an extension leaf, Gong with Blackwood Stockholm and practically the whole Kick-off, 2.45 p.m. sharp:-

C. Stewart; W. H. Brown, D. exciting and excellent game by frame and stand, Teak China Cabinet, of the Protestant churches of the Urquhart; A. W. Brown (Can- the narrow margin of 4 goals to 3, Blackwood tables, Blackepod stols, In the Arst half Woodward One Barometer. Pewter Tea set, China and .teak flower stands, world would be represented under tain), C. Caveille, S. Randle; scored twice for the Club; before the joint presidency of the Arcle Morris, A. Latham, C. Millard, K.he interval, Lieut. Allfree (play Damask table cloth. One fourfold Histiop of Canterbury, the Arch-Mason and A. Fitzgerald.

bishop of Upsala, the Patriarch of Reserves: W. H. Parratt, B. ing centre-half) had reduced the wooden Screen, Corner curio 9 and, lead with shot which was Lacquer teapoys, "Several large

pictures. Two large Japanese paint the Constantinople and the Rev. A. J. Vickars, and V. Hast.

attended by a little luck. The following will represent Brown of New York. There would

B. D Evans found the net in ings, Hat rack with mirror, Large. of the Union Church was held in 50 delegates the guests of the Club de Recreio "A" in their 2nd the second half and the Club led book case, Lacquer stand, (3 shelves)

Swedish Government and 186 of Division League match with East The Church Hall, Kennedy Road the delegates would be from the Surreys on the Hongkong Footy 31. Then Captain Hayes- Large braas standard lamp, Japanese, Newington scored two spectacular tables, Several wall brackets, Tea the chair being taken by Mr. J. L., British Empire. Hongkongwa ball Club Ground.

goals for the Navy and levelled table, Blackwood ornament stand, Macpherson, The proceedings entitled to one representative and { Kick-off, 2.45 p.m. sharp:-

matters. However, the Club Plano stools, Coal scuttle and irons, M. M. Silva, P. M. Xavier, W. C. began with a social gathering at at the suggestion of the Bishop of

were not to be denied. G. R. More Curtains and rods, Gramophone- if records, Kirk Ogley (Captain), C. A. d'Assump 5100 which refreshments were served, Victoria the

after which the chapan presented Maconachie would attend to repre- cao, A. A. dos Remedios, H. C. moved in to inside right in place Cabinet, Several lots

of T. J. Price, who was sent out-Dreasing tables with mirror, Iron set the Protestant churches of the Remedios, D. Xavier, A. Fuertes, side, and More got the last goal bedsteads, Cupboards, Chairs, Ward- Colony.

robes, Ceiling lights, Brass and, a few minutes from the end.

Captain Hayes-Newington in China ornaments, Cushions, Carpets,

russed his willingness to go and Reserves: J. M. Silva and S. A. the forward line and Lieut. Klichen utensils, Meat safes. Dover

the meeting cordially asked him to Marcal. represent them.

NEW OFFICERS.

the adoption.

The report stated that financially the church sus in a very sound position. The three-quarters con-

Allfree were the star players for stove No. 8, Tea Sets, One large Ice the losers. Mitchell and Hett chest, Various wicker chairs, Black tury fund would uguin prove its utility in the coming year by

and both got through a lot of work, in wood overmantel, Chest of Drawers the Club half-back ine,, and relieving the general funds of Officers of the church for the

Sundry Crockery-ware and linen. Also the burden of furlongh expenses.coming yeur were elected s

The annual football match Vallack played up to promise as The Rev. J. Kirk Magouachie was lows: Committee of manage between Queen's College and the left wing.

A quantity of Plants in Pots. proceeding on leave and arrangement, Messrs. J. L. McPlierson,

Wednesday's victory gives the Catalogues will be issued.

On View on Saturday mor three points for three: ments were being made to fill the 4. Gerard, A. T. Handlton; M. F. Q.C.O.B.A. will be played to- pulpit with the assistance of Key, A. J. Lamb, J. Mitchell, morrow on the College ground at Club ministers In Manila and Canton, M. Shaw, 0, Skimer, W. W. Causeway Bay, Kick-off, 3.30 matches and the Army are in the February 28th, 1925.

same position. The Navy, who Terms:-Cash on delivery..

L. E. 9. HODGE, With the aid of the "Rev. J. H. Mackenzie, Mrs. Hickling and Mrs. Johnston; of Kowloon, it wan. B. Ross.

The teams are as follows: have completed their fixtures,

Anotioneer. thought that the vital work of the

Queen's College Ping-tong have four points for four

Hongkong, 26th February 1925. church would be covered.. Mem-

(Captain) Cheong Fook-kd matches. Should to-day's final. bers of the church were asked to

Cheung Hung-fook; Lai Sze-chiu match end in a draw, all three do all they would to asist during

Lam Shing-chow, Lau Kwok-yui; teams will finish level. the absence of the pastor.

Li Woon-ting, Ng Hing-wah, Ng winners will hold the Shield for The report mid accounts were

Hon-hing, and Wan Yeung-kong the year. animously adopted.

A BIKHOLM COKPERENCE,

was mnounced during the

Secretary, Mr. E. G. Cubey. Treasurer, Mr. A. 8. Coustand. Ludits Committee-Mrs. Cubey, Mrs. G. Gerrard, Mrs. A. Hamilton, Mrs. J. H. Horn, Mrs. A. Mackenzie, Mrs, J. Mitchell, Mrs. A. B. Purves, Mrs. J. B. Ross, Mrs. Dalgety, Mra. Shaw, Mrs. Whyte Smith, and Mrs, S.

Mize Bolla Pestonj-11, Humphrey's Bldg., Kowloon.... 5040 meeting that the Universal Chris | Collett,

The

The QC.O.B.A. team will be His Excellency the G.O.C. selected from the following (Major-General Luard) will be players-Jp Kou-ko (Captain) present today to give away the (Captain), F. M. el Arculli, Cheu trophy.

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