MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1925.
HOW THE CAMPAIGN WILL CLOSE.
Much interest is being shown | these days in the great prize Campaign, conducted by the "China Mail" and "Sunday Herald." Several questions have been asked and to answer them, the following explanation is given regarding the closing of the Campaign.
On Tuesday evening. March 31, the ballot box in the Cam- paign office will be opened and the
* MISTAKE IN COUNTS. In the Sunday Hérald" of yesterday a typographic error was made in the list of standings. Mr. Alec B. Allan, who was at the top of the list should have had 605,810 votes, while Mr. W. J. Wilkinson of the Hongkong Land Investment Co Heads the list with 654.920.
published in to-
NAMES OKOPPED.
THE CHINA MAIL.. LOCAL SPORT.
SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
I.
LEAGUE--DIV.
UNIVERSITY v. H.K.C.C. “A.”
AN INDUSTRIOUS WORKER.
Runs at the fall, of wickets :---
1/9, 2/9. 3/34. 4/49. 5/49, 6/56, 7/71, 882, 9/87, 10/102.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
ረጉ, M.
A
W.
Bowker 10.5 2 27 E. G. Lammert....._8 More".......... It 2 30
0 35* H. E. Hollands, e Bradbury, b
H.K.C.C. "B."
37
b
0
10
33.
35
20.
L. D. McNicol, c & b Fritz A. C. I. Bowker. st. Schnepel,
b Abbas ....
last week, the University had Following on their success of marshalled their forces for a victory in First Division League Abbas The list which appears to-day cricket when the Hongkong C.C.G. R. More, e Modi, b Friiz...... votes counted and published in the f is the same as published on "A" team representatives travel D. E. G. Nicholson, b Fritz paper for the last time before the Sunday. The votes will be counted to Pokfulam.
G. Lammert," run out..... What count is made by the judgesed again to-night and the new Batting first the home side G. Gardner, c "Grimes, on Saturday night. On Wednes-standings
declared their innings closed when Bradbury séti day morning, April 4. the morrow's paper..
they had reached the second con- ballot box will be sealed, a slot
tury. The outstanding batsmen being left open in the top to
were the Rev. E. K. Quick (47). As announced on Sunday, when who made his receive the ballots. The box will the count, is made for to-mor-quartette of fours and mostly
runs from a A. K. Mackenzie, st. Schnepel, not be opened again until opene rows paper, all contestants who ringles, and B. P. Ng (51) who hit W. W. Mackenzie, e Reed, b
b Abbas omistanemndu by the judges after the close.
have not as yet turned in sub-eight fours.
Bradbury Both played lively As soon as the box is sealed onscription money will be dropped cricket in making nearly half the E. G. Lammert, not out... Wednesday, de reserve ballots from the list. All contestants so total score between them... may be placed in the box. Also, dropped may be reinstated, how- every ballot, issued from the every, with their full votes as soon their innings realising only 50 The H.K.C.C. fared disastrously,
Total (for 9 wickets)236- beginning to the end of the Carns they turn in some subscrip-runs, of which Mans, the only 1/35, 2/105, 3/1151, 4/119.5/1.19. Runs at the fall of wickets: paign, even though voted in the tions. pajers will be placed again in the
batsmen to reach double figures. 6/201,7/228; 8/231, 9/236.. ballot box for the julges to theck Contestants who have not as made 25. The Rev. E. K. Quick yet turned in subscription money (6 for 15) led the attack, being Fromptly a 6p.m. on Saturd get into the office at once,ably assisted by two other Abbas
to-day."with some subscriptions, bowlers, Scores:-- day, April, the Campaign will that their names will not be be formally closed at the Cam-dropped.
University. Every paiga offices in the Yee Sung Fut should be taken this week of the
advantage Rev. E. K. Quick, Ralph, b Building The doors, of the great special offer which closes on
Young olive, will be locked promptly at Saturday, March 21, and which that hut and no more contestants gives 200,000 extra votes for each will be allowed to enter the Cam-total of $100 turned in before paign Department. A who are that time.
in the foal count.
A. A. Rumjahn, e Galloway, H. N. Balhatchet and b
Young
Vallack
This is the greatest B. N. Ng, c Jacks, b Vallick
Vallack
so much as Prof. F. A.. Redmond, e and b
Vallack
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BOWLING ANALYSIS,
O. M.
R.
W
77
O
.13 0
0.52 54
5 1 17
2 0 19
Dixon ...... Fritz..............
47
Bradbury Reed
15.
guests.
17
H. CHOA, Equitable Eastern, Bünking Corp.
Mr. H. Choa of the Equitable industrious contestants who is Eastern Bank, is one of the
out after a big prize. He was one of the first to enter the race and has been plugging away con- 2tinually ever since, He has d
of large circle of friends who are 4 bucking him to win.
2 Mr. Chon says "I entered the orace just for the pleasure of it, as I always like to win a race of a game for the pleasure of winning. Once in, I was surprised to find how easy it was to get my friends to subscribe to the "China Mail"
and Sunday Herald."" I am out to win one of the big prizes, but if I don't win, I will have the pleasure of knowing I have done my best."
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́C.S.C.C. v. EAST SURREYS:
14 The Civil Service C.C. walked 51a step higher on the First Divi- sion League table when they 18 received the East Surreys as their Sending the visitors in to bat the soldiers were quickly disposed 2of for 86 runs Evans, who had 9 bowled consistently well in the last few matches, was again in great form and accounted for the dismissal of five batsmen at a cost RACERS AND CRUISERS OUT. HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER of two runs apiece. The fielding of the CS.C.C. was not up to the usual standard of past games, and but for this the bowling aver
in the office at the closing hour special offer of the balance of the S. Hachiuma.st. Galloway, b will be waited on and their final Campaign and never again will ballos issued and placed in the subscriptions, count - ballot boy. After the last con- this week. hstans has been waited on and the last not issued, the slot in
Now is the time to collect pro-A. S. Hett, e Arthur, b Vallack the top of the box will be sealed "in"
Farises-and-o get extensions on 1. O. Yeah, b Vallack.... the presence of all contestants subscriptions already turned in.J, L. Youngsaye, not out who remain in the office, and the Many people who have already C. W. Lam, not out box will be turned over to the subscriber for one year would be Extras judges and will be taken to any too glad at this time to public place where the count will extend it to two years or even be made in the presence of conting such extensions will receive bat.
five years, and contestants get- testants and their friends.
CONTESTANTS APPOINT JUDGES.received had they turned in the 1/22, 237, 3.185, 4, 155, 5/155, ages would have worked out much the cups" presented" by, the classi
the full votes they would have
15
Total (for 8 wkts, dec.) 200 R. A. Ponsonby Fane did not Runs at the full of wickets
:6/163, 7/170:
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
0.
M. R.
17. 1
58
15.
1
72
4
.19
4
224
The judges are in be appointed full subscription at one time. by the contestants themselves, This is the period of effort. Each contestant is requested to Call at the different shops, see the appoint, some person to let as wonderful array of prizes, then Young judge. The judges so appointed get busy and get in every possible Vallack will check and cross check all subscription, for, subscriptions Matthews ballots issued and will announcemen
votes and the final totals,
mean Morris
prizes.
votes
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Crutch..
1 0 18 H.K.C.C. “A.“ Capt. Morris, ce Hachiuma, b
Lam
Col. Matthews. e Bumjahn, b Jucks, e Lum. b Quick...
Lam
better.
By a coincidence, the C.S.C.C. w. had mude exactly. 86, the total 2score of their opponents, at the 6 fall of the fifth wicket. Fincher. of who had been playing a careful of game.
then joined by
·way
o Wallington and a good partner- ship resulted, the score being doubled when
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23rd March, 1925, at 4 o'clock precisely in the OLD, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROOM, City Hall, for the following purposes ****
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Daphne (wins) scr.......... Halcyon 40s
5 3977
5 49 58
Ursula (wins) scr.
5:46 r
Bluenose scr...
Scalark
.3 46 30 ...........547 4!
Gladys
68 17 Joan had established a material stumps were lead in the Gael Class rice hut 4 drawn. Both batsmen were un- owing to a misapprehension as to
beaten with 46 runs each, and the course, Thecla having taken! not continued a little longer to sailed. The Handicap class will 0, it was a pity that the game was the long one, it will have to be re-i
THE FOLLOWING ARE THOSE WHOSE NAMES HAVE BEEN ENTERED AND WHO HAVE BEEN VOTED FOR AS THE MOST POPULAR M, M. Maas, c Hett, b Quick.. 25 enable the batsmen to reach the also be re-sailed for the same!
PEOPLE IN HONGKONG. THE LIST IS CHANGED THREE TIMES WEEKLY—MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS.
C. de Mello-5. Kennedy. Ron
...
125970 .102720
T. H. Crutch, e Balhatchet, b
half century, mark. Wallington reason. scored at a rapid rate, and put a The re sail by the cruisers for lot of force behind his strokes. the Cominodore's Cups race yester His score Included nine fours, day resulted in the first win of her
carrer for U. and I...
6 Fincher had · half A dozen
boundaries to his credit.
Scores:
Runs at the full of wickets: 1/3, 2/4, 3/16, 4 24, 5/24, 6/41 7/44, 8/54, 9/59.
Lt. Allfree, b Evans Major Paton, b Evans
Edam. Wood, b Evans
C.C.C. v. H.K.C.C. “B."
A First Division League fisting on the Craigenower C.C. grand between the home sidder and the "B" team of the H.K.C5.0, ended in an easy win for the visitors, ·
Extras.....
Total
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U and I 3tm3 37 40. La Cigale scr.3 49 47 Norseman 49.5 11 19 Coquette and Freathers did not finish the course.
1. To receive the Report and Accounts of the Committee fur the year ended 31st December, 1924,
2. To elect a New Committee.
3. To transact any General Business.,
By Order,,
M. F. KEY,
Secretary
Hongkong, 14th March, 1925.
HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
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THE SECOND EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (weather permitting) at Flappy Valloy,
1993, SATURDAY, 21st March, commencing at.2.30 pm The Grat bolt will be rung at 2 p.m. »
The Charge for admission to the Publio Enclosure will be 31.
Soldiers and Sailors in uniform balf Price.
..
they were responible for no fewer than 88 runs out of the 150, the 4 former hitting up 38 and the
laiter half a century. None of the Members are advised that they must 13 other players scored above ten. show their Season Tickets to obtain
Overy took half ad zen wickets admission to the Members' Enclosure, 8 for 46 runs, and Lee took three! Each member has the right of in O for 34
troducing 2 non-mombers to the
The Kowloon "eleven made a Membora Enclosure, tickets for whom isplendid start, Ramsay hitting up an be obtained from Messrs. Linstend 86 55. but Goodwin was the only v David as 83. such up to FRIDAY Runs at the fall of wickets:-batsman to support him, and his 20th March. 14, 214, 816. 4159, 669, 6159, score of 15 did not help to avert 764, 8:73, 986, 10 86.
defeat by 35 ruas. Madar took half a dozen wickets for 27 runs.
Scores:
SG Ismail, c and b Goodwin.. 421 M. B. Kitchell, not out
Hongkong, 16 March, 1928.
OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.
From Bremen. Hamburg, Rotterdam and Antwerp. Company's Stansbip
mas
V. Galloway, b Quick..
1
"Name,
Votes.
Miss Rose Lau-59. Caine Road......
W. J. Wilkinson-Hongkong Land Investment Co. W. E. Van Epps-Brown, Jones & Co.
S. A. Arthur, Balhatchet,
b Quick
....654920.
.631170
Quick
628680
Miss Mimi Alves--6, Carnarvon Building, Kowloon.
L. P. Ralph, not out
611990
Miss G. Ellis-10), Ice House Street
F. N. Young,
Quick
0
.611520
Mrs. C. J. Roey Observatory Villas
G. R. Vallack, b Rumjahn
3
East Surreys.
609510
Extrasi
Capt. Kent, b Ling ....
2
Miss Amy Stenham-15a, Orient Building, Kowloon..
.608260.
Pte. Holliday, b Hamilton
Alee. B. Allan-H.M. Naval Yard.
605810
Total
59
Lt. Chidson, run out
Mrs. Molly D: Lee-5. Shelley Street..
.6017-10
Miss Elsa Era da Silva-Thoresen & Co.
603000.
Capt.. Carpenter, e Ling, b
Evans..
24
Miss D. Witchell-Cox's. Path, Kowloon
599260
0
Doris Lee-0, Seymour Roid.
548000
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Edith H. Kee-260, Queen's Road
Miss Annie Tollan-20. Nathan Road
Miss Alice Lau-Plans, Ltd., Asiatic Building
543060 510400 Lam 142120
r
!
0. M. w.
R.
5
. 26
2 Capt. Rowe, run out
Miss Lolita da Sousa-1, Aimui Villas, Kowloon.
438320
Rev. Quick Balhatchet
& 3 15
6
Capt. Armstrong, b Ling
3 0.
. ຄ
9
L/Cpl. Petter, not out
11. Chou--Equitable Eastern Bank...
313350
Rumjahn
X 0
0
1
Bdam. Turnham. b Evans
Basil Fang-4, West End Terrace
.314120
7
Mrs, Elsie Danenberg-1, The Albany,
175660
Miss Cheralloy--Nestle Milk Co.
155290
Miss. McKenzie-Struthers & Barry
150700
....133800
Miss R. Mow Fung-Gilman & Co., Ltd.
The Stowards invite the Ladier of Hongkong to be present.
James Chae-to American Consulate :
BOWLING ANALISIS.
Miss Violet Tock-Goddard & Douglas, Ja. Des Voeux Rd. 95870 Mrs. E. E. Ellis-Hongkong Hotel
IRC
90960
Ling
3..
21
2
Dr. John Fenton-Lagard, Hall, Hongkong University... 85640
C. Bond-Gande, Price & Co,.
85020
M. Rafeek-0.5.K. Co.
82950
A. C. Greaves-3. Excelsior Terrace
76100
The CC. batsmen were all dis- Baker missed for 102 runs by the three Hamilton bowlers of the opposition, Bowker Evans coming off best with 4 for 27.
5 0
-8
0
A. H. Madar, c Lyal, b Overý..... 38
7
O. Ismail, 'b Övery.
50
0
36
1
5.1 2
10
5
Sayer
1
0
4"
A. H. Rumjahn, c Raven, b
Overy
0
Dr. Wan Yik Shing-12, D'Aguilar Street
The visitors had passed their
SA Ismail, c sub. b Overy... I
C.S.C.C.
74820
Miss Meadows-P.W.D;
70850
.6 A. el Arculff,'b Overy
ED
Miss B. Bliss-H.K, Canton & Macao Steamboat Co.
29080
R. A. Cooper-N, Lazarus Opticians, 12. Queen's Road C. -24300 A. G. Suffiad-B.A.T...
IoT
o
22420
John Mackenzie-J. F. Grose & Co., 6, Des Voeux Road.
21560
R. C. Pass-Douglas S.S. Co...
Teddy Hyndman-Kowloon Dogks
18700 18440
Miss N. McEwen-Leys Lodge, Kowloon
17850
Mise V. Capell-Torres Building, Kowloon,
14700
W. Shea-Colonial Dispersary, Queen's Road Central
18000
CH. Lyson-Lyson & Hall, Solicitors, Bank of China Bldg. 12900
Miss M. Kent Lane, Crawford, Ltd.
Miss Julia Wong--30, Caine Road
S. James Silva-Government" House
12730 12220 11450'
D. Hillier Harbour Office
9840
Fred V. Wong-338, Nathan Road, Kowloon
9320
Miss Siu Wai Sheung-1, Leys Building, Kowloon
8640
able throw at the wickets ́ánd
C. F. Vas-Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ltd.
7800
Mrs. N. O'Sullivan-c/o Deacon's....a
7200
caught Lammert of his crense The H.K.C.C. side made a total
Rowe
Miss Florence She-4, Seymour Terrace
7500
H. R. Landolt-11, Orient Building
6800
of 286 runa before they retired.
Scores :-
Wood
Miss Mabel Gittins-Union Trading Co., Prince's Bldg.
€880
C
Ellis M. Joseph-Odell & Behar
6750
Miss Mollie Churn-Diocesan Girls' School
6740
A Kitchell, b More. HM. Xavier. b Bowker
Chidson
Miss Glasy Xavier-3. Humphreys Avenue
Mok Tsun Fong-1, Wood Road
6460
4 Holliday
Allfree Armstrong
“Mrs:-Evelyn Castro 21, Catne Roadma
-5990
Joe Montalto-8, Duddell Street
6080
~T Grimes, c W, Mackenzie, b
Miss Maria Romedion $1, Granville Road, Kowloon
6940
More
Lea
10
E. Ezra-D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd.
6800
|S "Abbas, c MeNicol, b. Lami
Y. M, Wan-A. Hing Studio, 2. Queen's Road E.
5800
mert-Å -
R. C. Reed. b. Mrire
fal
Freddie Cunha-Chartered Banking Corporation...
5680
Dr. K. S. Cheah54, Morrison Hill Road"
$200
F Schnepel b-Lammert
E. Hamson, CA K. Mackenzie
Miss Gindys de Souza-2, Orient Building, Kowloon
$120
b Bowker stalas
Mok Ying Gay--1, Wood Road W
5020
P.K/Madi, not out
KOWLOON.
A pleasant friendly game played at Sookumpoo between the Indian Recreation Club andsite Kowloon Cricket Club, resulting in a win for the ground team? belg
Tota
BOR
Miss Leamoro Gomes e/o Jardine, Matheson, Bedder St.6000.
P. A. Dixon, b Bowker-
Miss Patricia Remedios 17, Castle Road.
5000
Extra's
Bertha Xavier-c/a Deacon's Prince's Building
6000
ROXOR
(Cheudy =c/o Hongkong Trading Com
(5000:
E. Cordeiro-Noronha & Co.
46 R. M. Arculli, b Qvery. A. S. Suffiad, c and b Lee
Extras
5
opponents sure when the second G. R. Sayer, Ib. Rowe.... H. D. Rumjahn, b Lee wicket, fell, thanks to a roasterly F. E. Lawrence, b Carpenter 29 S. H. Ismail, c Jex, b Lee dispiny by G. R. More. His
E D. Evans,e Kent, b score of inchided fourteen fours,
Carpenter). and un two occasions he caused E. C. Fincher, not out some oneasiness in the, pavilion F. J. de Rome, c Armstrong, when he hit in my direction.
b Petter Modi was responsible for the dis missal of this batsman with a nice cutch the boundary line. Bowker, who' followed later, im- proved an his hawling honours by Boring 55 räns, which included
E. W. Hamilton, F. H. Hold-Lyal. eleven fours. His enreer was cut man, W. H. Edmonds, and F. J. Overy.... short by
on
the
wicket-keeper
F. Baker, c Holliday, b Rowe 1 H. J. Wallington, not out
Extras
46. 19
Totil.....
BOWLING. ANALYSIS:
Total (for 5 wkts.).173 Goodwin
(Bchnepel) who also stumped the Ling did not bat.
Runs at the fall of wickets next man. Dixon mude a Temark: 119, 262, 873, 4178, 6186.
6430D. Fritz, e Nicholson,b Lam.
mert:
6310 B W. Bradbury, c McNicol, b
Bowkerinnin
BOWLING ANALYSIS.".
0. M.. R. 120
150
LONDON MARO": having arrived from the above porie, 8 Consiguses of Cargo are beraby notified that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong Bad Kowloon Wharf. and Godown Company's Godowas at Kowlson, where delivery can be ob ained as soon as the goods are landed..., nie -
M. RW, 80
35
25 0
0 ....3 ....90 Liege 10 10 Kowloon...
Gooda rot eleared by the 20th March will be abject to rent.
"PERSIA"
From TRIESTE, VENICE, BRINDI<L PORT BAID, MASSAUA,
·ADEN, COLOMBO," PENANG
and SINGAPORE,
ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby. taformed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kow loon Wharf and Godows Company Ltd., at Kowloon, whence and/or trom. the wharven delivery may be obtained, Optional Cargo will be forwarded. unless notice to the contrary be givati before 16th inst.
No claime wil be admitted after the | Goods have loft the Go lowps, and all
God remaining undelivered after. the 22nd inst, will be subject to rent, ..
All claim against the steamer mast be presented to the Unriersigued on or before the 1st prox. or they will not be recognized.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goode are to be left in the Godowas, where they will, be examined on the 21st ipat. at 10 sm, by our surveyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas"
No Fire Insurance har beon offected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned
by
DODWELL & CO., LTD..
Agents. Hongkong, 16th March, 1925.
OREGON ORIENTAL LINE.
From PORTLAND, ORE., JAPAN PORTS, etc.
THE Steamship
"WEST JESSUP ” having arrived from above ports, CONSIGNEES are, requested to pre seat their Bills of Lading in exchange for Delivery Orders, and take immediate delivery from alongside steamer,
All Cargo not taken delivery fram steamer by 16th March, 1925, #li he landed into the hazardous and/or non-hazardous godowns of the Hong- kong & Kowloon Wharf & GodowD Co., Ltd., at consigüizes' risk, whence, delivery may be obtained.
All broken, chafed and damaged. cargo will be examined by Mesara, 456 Godewan for examination by the Anderson and Ashe, (Marine Survey-
Damaged packages must be left is the
at. 34 3 Consigne s' representative and the ors)
A W. Ramsay, e Kitchell, b
Madar...........
w.R.C. Witchell, c Ismail, b A. el 46. 2 Arculi figura
13 0 12 0 S Jex st. Ismail, b Ael Argulli Garpenter; 9 2
2JC Lyal, o Ismail, bbiadar Petter
LRC.
101 G. Lee, and b Madar
31
1.
0
60 A.RF Raven; b Madar.........
0 160F Goodwin, c. Rumjahn,
20 0 Madar
0:18
0 G. Smith, col"Arculii,
Rumjaho
H. Overy, b Madar..
C. H.Lyson nor out
"A" N. Other did not bat
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55
the Godown, on Zist?
Company'a Burveyors, Masara. Goddard March, 1925, at 10 am, sad Douglas at 10 am. pa' Wednesday
No claim will be admitted after
and Saturday. All claims must be the goods have left the steamer or presented wihin Ten days of the Godowns, and all goods remaining
5 Atesmer's animal he.e, after which date
3 they cannot be recognized. No claim undelivered after 22nd March,
1925, all be sugject to rent.
2 will be admitted after the go is here
let the Godowas,
No fra insurance whatorer will be elf cled.
Consignees are resisted to send in their Bill of Lading for countie signs'ures immediately.
OSAKA SHOSEN KÄLBA,
- M. TAKEUCHI,“
Manager Hongkong, 16th March, 1925.
Alt claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersign+ ed on or before 29th March, 1925 or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected.
COLUMBIA, PACIFIC SHIPPING. COMPANY
Operators, Hongkong, 16th Mar
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