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THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1925.

LAMMERT BROS. G. E. WARREN & CO., LTD.

AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS; AND SURVEYORS.

Public Auctions

HE. Undersigned have received in

structions and by I'ubile Auation

on

FRIDAY, 24th April, 1825, commencing at 9,30 p.m. -

at thoir Salos Room. Duddell Streat A Quantity of

Valu ablo Bausehold Farulture, Comprising:--

Teak Hawtand. Book Ossos, Fire Branane, Tenk Overmantel with Bovelled Mirror, Brass Ornaments, Larga Corpots. Rugs, Curios, etc., etc.,

Trak Dining Table, Chairs. Tenk Sideboard Dinner Waggon... Dinner crockery, Ice Chost, eto, etc.,.

Tesk Single and Double Bedstends,. Teak Double sad Single Wardrobes. with Bavelled Mirror Doors, Dressing Tablos, Marble Top Washstand, Chest of Drawers, Tables, Chairs, Cardtables etc., etc

Also

A Large Beloction of Canton Blackwood Farniture

and

Iron Safe and Sand

1 Salo

2 Cableet Orainaphone

2 Gramophones

Underwood Typewriter

2.Ricahon

3 Perambulsiore

Catalogues will be issued

On View from Thursday, 23rd April

1025.

Terias:-Cash on delivery.

- LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

FRIDAY, 24th April, 1925,

at. 2.30 p.m

at their Sale Rocme, Dudiall Street,

On 1 E. P. Motorcycle with decar complet with Acessories, including Horas, Lamp, Pump, etc, etc., (in good rua ing order)

On View from Thursday, the 23rd

April, 1925,

Terms: Cash on delivery.

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MONDAY, 27th April, 1925.. commencing at 245 p.m.

at No. 3 Carnavon Road, Kowloon A Quantity of

Valuable Household Furniture, (Full Particulara from Catalogue). Oa. View from Sunday, the 25th April, 1925

Terms: Cash on delivery.

BANITARY ENGINEERS.

Office and China Building Showroom Queen's Road Central,

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Just received a new stock of Porcelain Lavatory Basins,

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Cone Shaped Showers, Cast Iron foil Pipes, White Glazed Tiles.

Estimates free for complete Baitary Installations, Heating, Eot and Cold Water Systems,

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POSTAGE STAMP

CATALOGUES for 1925.

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Stanley Gibbon's Part I, @ $9.25 146 5.00 4.00 4.00

Yvert et Tellier's Scott'A

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GRADA & 00, Dealers in Postage Stamps; Phila- tolie Accessorio, Beligions Goods, Garden Seeda, Toys! do. No. 10, Wyndham Strest

P.O. Box 620..

Hongkong.

SHOEMAKERS

(Japanese Hand Made). Every Kind of Footwear MADE TO ORDER.

CHERRY & CO.,

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Hongkong, March 20; 1914.

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HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

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Island.

Victoria Peak

Feet.

1829

Signal Station

1774

Mt. Parker

1734

Mountain Lodge

1.726

The Evrie

1725

Peak Hotel

1305

Taikoo Sanatorium

1000

Mt. Davis

877

Bowen Rd, (lterbeds) 297

Mainland.

Taimoshan

Kowloon Peak

3124 1971

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WORLD OF SPORT.

AMERICAN FOOTBALL,

CHANGES IN RULES.

Several changes in rules were) acted upon at the annual meeting of the Intercollegiate football rules commitee, but there will be another meeting later in the season for the purpose of considering other changes which have been proposed. That more rules were not acted upon was due to an early adjournment on account of the passing away of Walter Camp. secretary of the committee. The chief changes that were acted upon were relative to the kick-off blocked kicks behind the line of scrimmage, interpretation of the scrimmaging line, and the kicking

tee.

It was voted that the kick-off should be from the 40-yard line Instead of the centre of the field This change was expected. At the same time, owing to the unanimous Indorsement by the Football Coaches Association, it was thought that the kicking tee would be restored, but the committee mem bers ruled differently.

The change involving blocked kicks provides that if the 5all does not cross the line of scrimmage, it shall belong to the side recovering. the ball. If, however, the kicking side" recovers it shall count as another down. Last year, if a blocked kick was recovered by the kicker's side, it went as a first down. All partially blocked kicks which cross the line of scrimmage will rank just as if the ball had not been touched

WOMEN SPORTS.

"EVERY CLIME AND COLOUR."

The chances of the African girls are fancied by Mrs. Elliott Lynn, well-known athlete. She wo- points out that recently a men's 100-yard race was included in track and field events held in East Africa. The long robe worn by the native women, tied under the top of the arm, was not con- ductive to fast track, work, but the girls made good time, t

GOAL GETTERS..

THE DIVISION LEADERS.

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Frank Roberts, Manchester City. increased his goal-total to 23 Women of every clime and during the first month of the colour are entering the Beld of present year, and so, when athletics, and Madame Milliat, February came along, had opened president of the International out a lead of four goals from his Federation of Women Athletes, most pressing rival, G. G. James, has received inquiries relative to West Bromwich Albion, In the the next women's Olympic Games list of scorers in the first division from such faraway places as of the English Association Football Tadla, China and Japan,

League. James, augmenting, his tally by two, had ascended over. the head of Leonard Davies, Cardiff City, into second place." Lower down, W.H. Walker, the oft-capped" Aston Villa Inside forward, and Horace Barnes,

North End, Preston superseded by Thomas Roberts, a Burnley player formerly with Barnes's club, and Victor Watson, whose return to form has brought "If they can be persuaded to joy to the "camp of West Ham adopt a western garb for athleUnited. The following list, com- tics," says Mrs. Lynn, "I am con- piled especially for The Christian fident that the African girls will Science Monitor, shows the name. make their European sisters work club, and total of every first to retain the laurels both for track division player with eight or more goals to his credit this season, up and field work."

to February, The listi

Player and Club

Goals: Frank Roberts, Manchester City 23; G. C James, West Bromwich A 19 Leonard Davies, Cardiff City 18 Richard Forshaw, Liverpool.......... 17)❤ Charles Wilson, Huddersfield... 16 Thomas Roberts, Burnley....... 35 Victor Watson, West Ham

United.

15 Horace Barnes, Preston North

Ead...................

CUP FINAL FILM:

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FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

- AND KINEMA FIRMS.

Last year some big firms com bined and offered half that sum, and their offer was not accepted. This year the position is similar.

In 1923 about six machines were installed; now the combined firms use upwards of 20 wish to machines.

The filming of the Association Cup Final at Wembley on Apri 25, has not yet been arranged.

Before the war a nominal sum The new interpretation of the scrimmage line provides that in-was paid for kinema rights, but at round it shall be a vertical line 1923 about £800 was paid by one stead of an Imaginary line on the the first final tle at Wembley in of scrimmage. This clarifies the firm. question as to players, on the line a. scrimmage, being required to Xeep their hands on the ground.

Another rule covering the appearance of trainers and other aids on the field during play. provides that such aides as shall be required shall report to the referee, just as a player would be required: to do without, seeking preliminary permission to enter the field. Heretofore, an attendant, desiring to attend to a player, was forced to attract the attention of an official to get permission to enter the field. Another ruling provides that the captain of the team winning the toss may choose to receive or kick in addition to selecting the goal which he will defend.

The penalty against clipping was also increased, providing for a 25-yard setback from the point at which the clipping was done. Heretofore, the captain of the team against which the offence was com- mitted, could either take the IS- yard penalty from the point where the foul was committed, or from the point where the hall was last put in play.

: ATHLETICS.

HIGH JUMP RECORD AT CAMBRIDGE.

Good all-round performances were returned on the final day of the Cambridge University sports.

C. T. Vin Geyzel (Colombo and

Trinity Hall broke his own record for the higir jump by clearing ft 3in. at his first attempt: 'his' is the third time this term ne has cleared over 6ft.

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W. H. Walker, Aston Villa... 14 D. B. N. Jack, Bolton Wanderers 13. Joseph Smith, Bolton Wanderers 13 James Bradford, Birmingham... II J. R. Ball, Bury

Jack Swan, Leeds United II Neil Harris, Newcastle. United 11, T.CT. Johnson Manchester City 10 R. L. Marshall, Sunderland...... 10 J. McKay, Blackburn Rovers... 10 James Seed, Tottenham

Hotspur........

J. R. Smith, Bolton Wanderers. 10 W.W.Cook, Huddersfield Town

Sheffield

Negotiations are on foot with other firms for pictures to be. Elkes, Tottenham Hotspur

Harold Johnsou, taken, and they will be available

• United...... for distribution should a satisfac Harry Wooris, The Arsenal..... G. H. Beadles, Cardiff City...... tory arrangement be reached.

G. Brown, Huddersfield Tows Cowan, Newcastle William

The Football Association is a

trustee in this matter for the Empire Exhibition (which takes 20 per cent. of any sum that may be paid for film rights), for the clubs that appear in the final, and for its own members. The clubs and the F.A. each take a third of the amount that remains after the jexhibition authorities have been

paid.

JESSELTON GOLF CLUB.

United

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A. R. Hawes, Sunderland ...... Whipp. Leeds United.... G. C. Wilson, West Bromwich A. 8 THE 2ND DIVISION. Arthur Chandler, Leicester City, A. A. Fairclough, Derby County, and Chandler's team-mate, John Duncan, remained undisturbed at the head of the list of goalscorers! in the second division of the Eng.' lish Association Football League at the beginning of February, a margin of three goals separating Qualifying 'rounds for the the first man from the third. After Elphinstone Cup Competition were his remarkable feat at the end of played on Thursday 26th and Sun 1924, when he netted six times day 29th March, says the B N. against Port Vale-the highest in- Borneo Herald, resulting in D. G.dividual goal-scoring feat of the Wood and C. D. Martyn being present century-Duncan had chosen to represent Jesselton. scored at the rate of only about one Although conditions were favour-goal a fortnight, which made him able, we cannot boast of the lose ground slightly in the race, standard of play which, with the The following list shows the exception of Wood's performance, name, club and goal-total of every was poor throughout.. Dr. Lewers second division player, with eight was not quite fit and was unable or more goals to his credit. The to compete in the second half of list: the competition, while Irving and

Player and Club-

Goals Millar found a succession of dis- Arthur Chandler, Leicester City 22 agreeable positions and retired A. A. Fairclough, Derby County 21 without completing the full course, John Duncan, Leicester City... 19 We understand that the Simbulan B R. Mills, Hull City 19 Canal had a good deal to do with Harry Bedford, Blackpool..... 18 W. W. Kirkham, Port Vale..... 15 one withdrawal.

William Henderson, Manches-

ter Uni

14

W. H. Proust, Fulham............ 13 James Trotter, The Wednesday 13 W. A Whitton, Chelsea ... 12 George Whitworth, Crystal

A. G. de L. Willis (Repton and Emmanuel), the Army cham (Winchester and Pembroke) tied before entries close, but it seems pion, and J..D.. S. Pendlebury

There is still another week for second place with 5ft 9in. doubtful that we shall have the As was fully expected, the pre-pleasure of meeting any represen sident, D. G. A. Lowe, the 800 tative from Sarawak or Labuan metres Olympic champion, carried this year. The holder, Mr. E.E.F. off a couple of events. He won Pretty of Brune will almost Palace | the half-mile quite easily in zmin. certainly be here to defend his J. C. Whitehouse, Derby County II

Isec, and later in the afternoon title, and other clubs competing A. A. Pape, Clapton Orient...... ID. carried off the quarter mile in 5 are Sandakan and Kadat. The Charles Blakemore, Crystal 1-58ec

draw will take place on April 8 Palace and the match will be played on gih, 10th and 11th.

Lord Burghley (Eton and Mag; dalene), who on Thursday secured the high hurdles, on Saturday carried off the low hurdles in the useful time of 26sec.

.T. C. Fooks (Rugby and Christ's) at last came into his own by winning an exceptionally fine three miles in 15min. 12 1-sec.

In the sprint, the Blue, C. F. N. Harrison (Eton and Trinity), was just beaten by the Freshman J. W. J. Rinkel (Blundells and Clare) in 10 2-5sec.

A HARDY VETERAN.

FIELD HOCKEY.

ENGLAND BEATS

SCOTLAND...

H. H. Lees, Wolverhampton

Wander

Frederick Morris,Coventry City L Murphy, Derby County..... Thomas Phillipson, Wolv". hampton W. amenamism Albert Pynegar, Leicester City Harry Storer, Derby County... A. N. Wilson, Chelsea ................................ M. W. Barrass. Brackpoole Reuben Butler, Bradford City ... George Carr, Leicester City H. Hill, The Wednesday Edkar Hine, Barnsley A. W. Lockhead, Manchester

United

England followed up its recent mashing victory over Wales a1‚] deld hockey by defeating Scot land 4 goals to 2 in their Interna tional championship at Perth. The J. J. Mackie, Portsmouth ....... winners were markedly, superlør Alfred Shrubb, who probably at halfback and so were able to holds' more..records and titles axert more continuous pressure than any other English runner, is than their opponents, England now acting as trainer coach to the has now defeated Scotland: 16 Oxford University Athletic Club times in 18, games, one of which Shrabb has now reached the age was drawn. of 6, but still does plenty of Score-England. 4. Scotland 2. 2, Nugent, pace-making and exhibition work | Goals-Masterman This bardy veteran holds the Harrison for England: Bacon, world's and British amateur Elliott for Scotland. records for distances from two to ty

ten miles, and he was the winner; of the one-mile-English-amateur

championship in 1903-4, and the The Forster-Fairbairn sculls at four miles and ten miles in Cambridge were won by the Lad

1001-4 Southern Counties and National cross-country champion ships have also been won by Shrubb

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