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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925,

THEATRE ROYAL.

"BROADCASTERS" OPENING

ENTERTAINMENT.

ENJOYABLE PROGRAMME.

The entertainment provided by the "Broadcasters" at the Theatre Royal last night when they open- ed a short season there, was of that light and snappy kind that one looks for in miniature revue with an ocensional item allowing full scope for the employment by Miss Broadhurst and Miss Lucina of voices of considerable charm.

These two versatile artistes were just as much at home in assisting.in their running com- mentary of wit, Messrs. Crichton and Wallingford Tate, accom- plished variety entertainers already known to Hongkong audiences. 4Quite apart from the merit of the performance itself, a factor which is worthy of record in that it added considerably" to the enjoyment of the audience was the clearness of enunciation.

The "Broadcasters" are giving entertainments "to-night and on Friday and Saturday nights, with a change of programme each time. They should have crowded houses for all performances.

SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

SHIPOWNERS"-CAPETOWN STAND.

«POOLING AT SYDNEY,

(Reuter'a Service.)

Caprtesyn, Hopt. D.

The Union Castle Line, on behall

H. B. OLLERDESSEN.

SCORES CENTURY IN TWO. DAY MATCH.

SHANGHAI CRICKET STAR

Against the bowling of the Shanghai Cricket Club which in- cluded Dr. W. E. O'Hara, H. Rogerson, H. W. Allison, G. M. Billings and L. F. Stokes, Harry Ollerdesgen scored 117 runs out of a total of 225 last Saturday, playing for the Shanghai Recrea- tion Club.

Outside of interport matches, perhaps the most important event in the Shanghai cricket season is the "Club. v. Recs" match, played over two days.

Mr. H. B. Ollerdessen is, of course, well known to Hongkong. having represented Shanghai here on several occasions.

"Torry" Wilson, the Shanghai fast bowler, made 23, the third highest score in the same innings.

HOME CRICKET.

BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES.

HOBBS A GOOD FIRST.

TSINGTAO RACES,

MR. MCBAIN TOPS THE

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SHANGHAI RIDER'S SUCCESE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

The results of the first day's races at Tsingtao final Angust meeting (August 31) were as follow

1 2

First Race The Selling Plate one mile. Golden Dragon (Mr. McBain) Buinel (Mr. Spencer) (Mr. Sokoloff) Time: 2.14. One and a half lengths.

Ikoma

Aster

Second Bace-The Persever- ance Plate-five furlongs.

. (Mr. Raydt). Flying Blaze.. (Mr. McBain) Bon....

1

2 g

(Mr. Kitaoch) Time: 1.23 2/5. Two lengths. Third Race - The Rubicon Plate-mile and three furlongs. Tartar. (Mr. McBain) Caprice... (Mr. Alperovich) Koko... (Mr. Spencer)

1 2

3

Time: 3.08 4/5. Short head. Fourth Race-The White Dew Plate-seven furlonga. Rising Sun .... (Mr. Needa) 1 Erindale... (Mr. Schneider) Brave Boy (Mr. Spencer)

2

3

Time: 1.16. Two lengths.. Fifth Race The Scurry Plate

-half mile.

Vestborg

Appended are the (first-class) Pegasus.. Home cricket averages on Sume... August 3:-

Hobbs ..

Hendren

Holmes

Hallows

A. W. Carr

G. T. S. Stevens

Inns, Run Avge.

32 2147 1.60

31

1820 65.00

32

1746 62.32

16.49

30

58.89

1564 68,66

722 55.53

2

(Mr. Sokoloff) 1 (Mr. Simmons)

(Mr. Needa) 3 Time: 1.02. Three lengths. Sixth Race The Never Say Die Plate-three-fourths mile. McKenzie

.... (Mr. Sokoloff) Good Boy..... Mr. Spencer 2 Sparkling Sun (Mr. Shimizu)

1

3

Time: 1.34 3.5. Three lengths. 1827 $54.90 Seventh Race-The Autumn 1141 54.3 Subs Challenge Plate-seven fur-

914 53.78

1567 50.54 longa.

Sandham

Rhodes

Payton

Russell

J. W. Heurne

24

47.96 1301

1010 48.0 Otrada

Maryland

Butelite Mod

Bathoren

K. S. Pulcepainhi G. Gunn Robinson

of the shop ners, de hard to agre. Tyldesley to the suggested basis for settlement F. E. Woolley inentioned, earlier, in view ot Mariliine Bound agreeon mb

Caurtown, Sept. 9. 'fle Tom Stag," med! yosh relax, has sailed for England.

Hestule ses by die strikers wer pos when the Roman 10 Walker hended awith a feard cargos of 100. 000 enses of ein front. Jul. R. Barnes

Shepherd ing the docles. Then Werrar katreens P. Perrin tions, floats and freque at my of Haton **Hasleg!" The Roman Stor" rrow pub to sta under an armage. ment with the fruit exchange e- maring them their old terms, i

Sydney, Sept.

Whys!

1911 48.55 Electric City (Mr. McBain) 1

..(Mr. Sokoloff) 9

20 1242 16.00 Apiha... . (Mr. Schneider)

31 1342 45.93 Time: 1.54 3/5. One length.

S

32 1329 46.83 Eight Race The Determina-

900

Zi

944

45.00 tion Plate--one mile.

1108

...... (Mr. Collins)

1

71

31 1166

** 1219

ST. LEGER.

HOW SOLARIQ" ROMPED HOME

PICAROON 4TH, MANNA 10TH,

(Reuter's Service,)

London, Sept. 9. At Doncaster, with unsettled going and a good, large attend- ance, the St. Leger was run in heavy rain and bad light..

Stove Doneghue, who could only Anish tenth on Mr. Benry Morris'n' Manna, after having won the Epsom Darby.

Foxlaw dwelt at the start. Manna made play from Picaroon, Roidore, Warden of the Marches, Zambo, Spelthorne and St. Becan for three furlongs when St. Becan headed Manna, the pair being followed by Bucellas, Warminster, Solario, Picaroon, Sir Kenneth and

Zambo.

B. Carslake, the jocke of Zambo.

Picaroon

was fourth, Sir Kenneth fifth, and Manna tenth.

Six furlongs from home. Solario 44.96 Omega..

improved his position and racing 44.32

clear in the straight, won in a 41.9 Dazzling Sun (Mr. Shimizu). 2 canter. 41.04 Bendigo ..... (Mr. Solokoff) 3 39.32 Time: 2.18.2/5. A head.

Ninth Race-The Consolation 952 3838 Plate--once round, mafoos riding, 37 1258 37.00 Caprice Ron. P. S. G. Calthorpe 36 1257 36.97 Koko

90% 36.36 Ulingd Smith (Warwick)

122% 36.94

The loud shipowners have decided | Parker pool the available man power, Tate and thi "Orama" is expected to Maenulay sail shortly.

EARLIER CABLES.

Capetown, Sept. 9.

A possible basis of the setdiemen

of the simun'a strike, which the

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30.09

33 1166 32,83

آموز

Hatsukaze

Time 3 minutes, 4 2-6 seconds. Place betting was: Evens, Solario and Zambo and 9/2 Warden of the Marches.

Earlier Cable.

HOME “SOCCER.

-BLACKBURN OVER-RUN

NEWCASTLE,

GLASGOW CUP REPLY.

(Reuter's Service.)

London, Sept. 9. The following football matches were played to-day:

Division 1.

Burnley.......1 Boiton Everion........ 2 Birmingham Newcastlo...... 1 Blackburn

Division II.

Darlington. I Preston N.E... 1

Division III (South).

Bournemouth... 2 Lato Bristol City.... 5 Swindon

Exeter City.... 3 Bristol Rovers.. Gillingham 1 Merthyr

Reading Watford

2 Queen's Park R.

3 Norwich City .. 1 Division III (North). Ashington ... 9 Coventry Durham...... Accrington ...

Wrexham... 1 Now Brigton.. 2

Scottish League.

Dundee....... 1 Queen's Park .. 2 Glasgow Cup (replay).

Celtic.....

Partick

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

OREGON ORIENTAL LINE.

From PORTLAND, ORE., U.S.A., via

JAPAN PORTS and SHANGHAL

TH

Steamship

"WEST O'ROWA" Voyage No. 13/82 Out-,

having arrived from above ports, on September 10th, 1925, Consignees present are hereby requested to their Bills of Lading in exchange for

Delivery Orders, and take immediate delivery from alongside ❤ steamer.

All Cargo not taken delivery of from steamer by 7am, on Sept. 10th, 1925, will be landed into and stored, in the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous godowns of the Hongkong & Kowicon

Solario 1; Zambo 2; Warden of Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd, at Coo signeels risk and expense, whence the Marches 3.

delivery may be obtained.

1

3

Bowling,"

Time: 2.50 2/5. One length..

The result was

160

Wickets, AvrKC. 138 13.37

13.75"

1448

14.61

"BIG" LEAGUES.

R. Tyldesley

118

14.73

White

15.03

R. Kilner

10.03

LATEST BASEBALL

16.77

Freeman

16.80

C. M. Louden

16.99

ark t

47

17.37

164

17.20

87

18.00

64

18.15

Waddington

Ryan

Claveniment has suggested without | Durston prejudice to the shipowners, pro Barrast vides for a postponement of rrie Macdonald tion of wages for six months per Parkin ing an offical enquiry in Brittin. W. C. Jupp into the existing machinery" for re- presentation of the serment on the Maritime Bord.--Beuter.

Melbourne, Sept. 9. Tegal processes are active in con- nection with the strike. Sixty-four members of the crews of blay stemmer Ascanins at Adelaide were sentenced

fortnight's imprisonment, Thres hundred warrants of arrest were issued at Melbourne, and eighty-nine at Sydney from whence The liner Mongolia sailed punctually. ~Router.

FISCAL POLICY.

CANADIAN ELECTIONS

ISSUE.

་

THE RACE WITH THE US.

(Reuter's Service.)

- Ottawa, Sept. 9. The Conservative leader, Mr Meighen, opening the electoral campaign made Escal policy the

chief issue.

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STANDINGS,

HOW THEY STAND..

Including all games played on

18.20 September 4, the standings in the 19.21 U. S. major baseball leagues

were:--

National League.

130

10.41

75

19.05

P. G. H. Pender Robinson Astill

112

20.11

20.34

W. L

Pet.

20.45

55

20.07

Pittsburgh

80 47 .630

20.75

New York..

75 58 .564

20.82

Cincinatti

69 60 .536

20.93

Brooklyn

61 64 .488

St. Louis

61 69 462

Boston

58 72 446

57 74 .433

R. J. O. Meyer F. E. Woolley Hipkin Kennedy

MILITARY SPORT.

INFANTRYMEN NOVICE TOURNEY.

BOXING RESULTS.

In the Murray Barracks open- ring.

the

Surrey Regiment novices' boxing tournament was continued last night. Results follow:-

Lightweights-Pte. Ditch beat Pte. Packer but was disqualified as he was not a novice.

Chicago

Philadelphia... 55 72 433

American League.

Washington

M

L. Pet.

82 45 .646

Philadelphia 74 49 .602.

Chicago

Detroit Cleveland New York Boston

69 58 .543

St. Louia

66 60 524

65 60 .520

60 69 .465

52 72.419

36 91 283

CHEFOO CRICKET,

Pte. Butler beat Pte. Packer;| INTERESTING GAME OVER Pte. Wilcox knocked out Pte. Furmedge in the first round; Pte.

TWO DAYS.

His Highness the Aga Khan who, once more, got, so near and yet so far with Zambo.

Fifteen ran. Won by three lengths, three lengths between second and third.

Starting prices were:-7/2 -Solario; 6/1 Zambo; 18/1 Warden

of the Marches,

List of Stariers, Horno.

Bucellas

Foxlaw

Manne

der beat Pte. Smith, Lee.-Cpl (From Our Own Correspondent.) Picaroon Clarke beat Pte. Piper; Pte. Edwards w.o. from Pte. Martin

St. Becan

Jockoy. H. Jellisa. M. Beary,

S. Donoghue. .F. Bullock.

T. Burns. T. Weston. Pryor.

J. Childs Archibald, C. Elliott,

Pons Asinorun?- Roldore Chefoo, Sept. 2 Sir Kenneth There has been only one cricket Solarlo Featherweights:-Pte. Tucker match during the month, owing to Spelthorne beat Pte. Everett; Pte. Goodfield every one being so full up with Warden of the Marcher Wells. beat Pte. Mastera; Lee. Cpl. Mar- picnics and other amusements. Warmmster shall beat Pte. Jordan in the extra A game was to have taken place Zambo (fourth) round, Jordan being last Saturday, but unfortunately Hotannor awarded a good loser's half point; the rain poured steadily all day

He strongly favoured protec-(unit). tion, drawing comparisons be- tween the multiplication of the tariff in the United States and the Premier's reduction of the Canadian tariff. Canada would have no chance whatever he said in a race with the United States, where a strong traditional protec tive policy was pursued, if she wavered timidly.

STEEL BOUNTY.

HELF FOR INDIAN CONCERN.

(Reuter's Service.)

Simla, Sept. 9. A Government résolution pro- posing the payment of a bounty to the Tata Steel Company for the eighteen mouths ending March, 1927, subject to a maximum of aixty lakhs of rupees, was carried in the Council of State:

Criticams Bystem

on

Pte. Jefferies beat Pte. Pimm in The game which commenced on the first round; Pte. Holcombe August 1 and continued beat Sergt. Coomber in the second August 8, was a two-innings round; Pte. Williams, wo from match between mixed elevens of Pre-Smith.

men and boys, captained by Bantamweights: Lee.-Cpl. Mesgra. Graham and Smart, Doarkea beat. Pte, Wallis Pte. respectively. After a really excit- Heaterman knocked out Pre. ing game Mr. Graham's side won Wheeler in the third round; Pte. Felthara wo, Pte. Morris (unfit); Lee.-Cpl. Thompson knocked out Pie, Hoolibanes

The table of points obtained now stands at:-

72

Tournesol

Wragg

B. Carslake. K: Robertson' R. Jones.

LOCAL BASEBALL.

SOUTH CHINA BEAT INDIANS.

All broken, chafed and damaged cargo will be examined by Messrs. Anderson and Ashe, (Marine Survey. ors) at the Godowns on September 15th, 1925, at 10 am.

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the steamer or Godowns.

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersign ed on or before September 20th, 1925,

or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected.

COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING CO.

Madeging Operators." U.S. SHIPPING BOARD E. F. C. Hongkong, Sept. 10th, 1925.

LLOYD TRIESTINO S.N. Co.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

HE Steamship.

"GERANIA"

FROM TRIESTE, VENICE, BRINDISI, PORT SAID, MA930WAH, ADEN. COLOMBO, PENANG & SINGAPORE..

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ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are befog landed at their risk into Godowns of the Hongkong and Kow loon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd., at Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained. Optional Cargo will be forwarded. anites notice to the contrary be given before Bih insinut..

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 15 h inst, will be subject to rent in

All claims against the steamer met be presented to the Undersigned on by before the 23th inst or they will not be recognised.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the flodowas, where they will be examined on the 15th instat 10: aim, by our maryuyodh" Me: Goddard & Douglas,

No Fire Insurance has been elected. Bills of Lading will i s'countersigned by

DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agect Hongkong 23h August, 1920,

IHE Undersigned have received structions to sell by Public

· YESTERDAY'S MATCH, In the league baseball match on by the narrow margin of 28 runs. the Happy Valley diamond yester In their Brat innings Mr. Smart's day afternoon, which owing to a team secured a total of 180, Dr. late start, was decided of Av PUBLIC AUCTION. Gibson scoring 32, Mr Webb- Peploe. 26, and Huston Edgar 20 Mr. Graham's side replied by mak ing 139, of which Mr. Brian Mc Carthy-contributed 67, and Colin Ford 21 Mr. Smart's team, in Pung their second venture, were dia Chan missed for the low score of 74 June Dr. Gibson ng 44 of these

Innings, South China beat the Indiana by seven runs to two............

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