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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,"

"CHINA MAIL" SPORTS PAGE.

HOME CRICKET.

THOSE HONOURED IN FESTIVALS.

CHOSING THE BIG TEAMS,

As the Test team of 1924-26

CRICKET SEASON.

CIVIL SERVICE CLUB FIXTURES.

CHAMPIONS DATES.

HOME SOCCER.

ALL THE WEEK-END MATURES.

HOW NEW RULES WORK.

(Reuter's Servics:)

London, Sept. 19. Results of football matches play to-day deme team given Arst

An attractive fixture. list bas will be on view and will meet a been arranged by Mr. F. H. Hold- aplendid side in Mr. C. 1. Thornman and others for the Civil Ser- ton's XI, the 45th annual cricket vice Cricket Club's new season, festival at Scarborough has a which opens next Saturday with a special appeal, said a writer in friendly match against H.M.Sed the "Athletic News" on August "Hermes." The 'plane carrier can are as follow 2-. 17 (before the festival began) boast of a strong cricket contin- Mr. H. D. G. Leveson-Gower has gent which should materially help raised the teams for the three the Navy in the League. How- matches, which are as under--

Gentlemen v. Players, Septem- ber 2, 3, 4,

Gentlemen (selected form) :- J. W. H. T. Douglas, A. E. R. Gilligan, F. W. Gligan, A. W. Carr, D. R. Jardine, G. O. Allen, J. C. W. MacBryan, N. Haig, Hon. F. S. Calthorpe, Hon. Lionel Tennyson, G. T. S. Stevens, K. S. Dulcepsinhji.

Players: Hobbs, Sandham, Btrudwick, Hallows, Whysall. J. W. Hearne, Hendren, Greary, ] Astill, Kennedy, and Tate.

Thornton's XI. v. M.C.C. Aus- tralian XI, September 5, 7 and 8. C. I. Thornton's XI.-A. W. Carr, J. C. W. MacBryan, N. Haig, G. O. Allen, F. W. Gilligan, G. T. S. Stevens, Holmes, Rhodes, Macaulay, Astill, Kennedy.

M.CC. Australian XI. (select- ed form). E. R. Gilligan (captain), L. Bryan. A. F. F. Chapman, J. W. H. T. Douglas, Hobbs, Tate. Sandham, Whysall, Hearne, Hendren, Kilner, Sut- cliffe, Freeman, R. Tyldesley, Woolley. Howell, and Strudwick.

M.C.C. v. Yorkshire, Septem- ber 9, 10, and 11.

M.C.C.-H. D. G. Leveson- Gower, J. W. H. T. Douglas, G. T. S. Stevens. G. D. Allen, N.! Haig, J..C. W. MacBryan, F. W. Gilligan, A. W. Carr, Hearne, Hendren, and Astill.

TEST THOUGHTS.

While it is not possible to re- gard a September festival fixture as a Test trial match, the pre-: as Carr, i sence of such players MacBryan, Allen, Stevens, and Macaulay in the team to meet "Gilligan's men" renders the game of exceptional interest.

No doubt the touring team will be anxious to avoid the indignity scratch of being beaten by a

eleven representative of the men who stayed at home. Something startling must arise among the individual performances, how- ever, if the game is to have any bearing on selections for the Tests of 1926.

It will be seen that the name of .K. S. Duleepsinhji is included in the list of amateurs for the open- ing match with the Players, but that the cultured batsman of Cambridge will play no further part in the festival. His appear- ance against the bowlers of the last Australian tour would have welcomed, for his batting has been sufficiently impressive to auggest that he is a candidate for inclusion in the Tests of next year, and the match would have brought him useful and needed experience.

PLAYERS FOR BLACKPOOL. *Two further festivals call cricketers during the early days of 'September.

At Folkestone, from September 2-8, the Royal Air Force pro- gramme will proceed, and at Blackpool there are two ixtures down for decision. We under- stand that Richard Tyldesley will play for Lancashire against Eng- land on September 5, 7, 8 at the Blackpool

which enclosure, means, of course, that he will not be in the team, of tourists captain- ed by Arthur Gilligan at Scar-1 borough. Duleepsinhji will also take part in the second match of the festival between North and South..

ever, Mr. Holdman is confident of the ability of last year's premiers to follow suit this season, thanks to a careful infusion of new and old blood. The

list is Axture follows:-

There is a promise of good cricket in the programme, the, players to take part including the following:-

Lancashire v England, Sept- ember 2, 3, 4

First XI. Sept. 26. H.M.S. "Hermes"

home.

as

DIVISION 1.

THE CHINA MA

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THRILL

GIRL FAINTS IN GREAT SWIM.

VEGETARIAN FAILURES!

London.

When half-way across the Strait of Dover on her second attempt to accomplish the world's greatest swimming feat, Misa Lilian Harrison fainted, and commenced to sink.

SOUTH CHINA WIN. IDIOT CHILD'S CURE, CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN "MORTGAGE COMPANY,

LOCAL LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS,

SEASON CONCLUDED.

THYROID GLAND MIRACLENDENDO

AT LILLE

ANTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FCC chat ari. Extraordinary Gen

A telegram from Edile reports Meeting of China Provident astonishing results from an ex- Loum Rand (Mor Company, periment which was recently made Limited, wil be held at the offices A keen encounter was seen at the on the body of a half-wiffed child of Meeses. Shewan, Tomes and Happy Valley diamond on Satur- on which was grafted the thyroid Company, the General Managers a murderer named of the said. Company on Wednes day afternoon when the Japanese gland of Club and South China A.A. met Olivier, who was executed several day, the 23rd day of September,. months ago in front of the Law 1925, at 11 o'clock in the fore- to decide the championship of the Courts of the northern city.

noon, when the subjoined Resolu Baseball League.

The operation of the extraction than will be proposed as Extra- The first three innings of both of the gland was performed by ordinary Resolutiona She had too much grease on her sides failed to produce any runs. Dr. Leford a few minutes after (1)That the authorised capital to allow of her being lifted out of The Japanese scored in the the criminal was guillotined. The the water, and she had to be haul fourth inning by Kusano getting operation gave excellent results, ed aboard the tug with ropes. home: Thia was followed by sand the child, a girl who had Tom Burgess, who accomplish-sharp shower of rain which inter- suffered from great mental and ed the great swim 14 years ago, fared with the game. The Chin-physical weakness, was rapidly. Grafting of this declares that no vegetarian-Mies ose retaliated with three runs transformed. Harrison is one-will ever swim gained through Fan, Shim and kind being generally unsuccessful,. June. With the Japanese blank- however, as the human organism the Channel.

Miss Lillan Harrison, the 21-ed out in the fifth inning, the appears as a rule to reject foreign. year-old girl who left Cape Gris Chinese added other two runs bodies of this nature, the aurgeon preferred to wait Noz on her second attempt to through S L Lee and Pan, concerned awim the English Channel, faint-Kussão again crossed the plate, several months before making any. ed in mid-Channel and commenced followed by Honda in the sixth formal repert on the results of his to sink in a choppy sca..

inning, with South China baing experiment,

Dr: Leford, who is member of Helmi, an Egyptian aspirant blanked. Some smart work by for cross-Channel honours, sprang the Chinese nine resulted in the Academic de Médecine, and overboard from the accompany. Takotami Ishimatsu and Y. who was assisted in the operation

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Birmingham, 0; Notts C., 1. Bolton, 1 Aston Villa, 3. Burnley. 2: Arseni, 2. Cardiff C: Bunderland- Teeds U., 5: West Ham 2. Liverpool, Manchester U., 0. Manchester C., 4; Everton, 4. Newcastle U., 3 Leicester C., 2. Sheffield U.. 1: Blackburn B., 1. Tottenbum : Huddersfield 5. West Brom A., ; Bory, The mutch between Cardiff City Oct. 10,-Kowloon C.C.-away and Sunderland was postponed as ing tug, but failed to hold Miss Hachiuma being dismissed in the by Dr. Jean Piquet, now announces Harrison, wing to the grense seventh inning and the cham that the experiment has proved Oct. 12. Kowloon C.C.-away, the ground was waterlogged. Oct. 17-University-away. In the match between Wess with which she was plentifully plonship being secured by the completely successful. The gland

Chinese by five runs to three. besmeared.

has been perfectly assimilated by Oct. 24: President's Inter-Bromwich Albion and Bury the wore was -0 in favour of the Club match-home..

Others, in a frenzy of excite-`

The defeat of the Japanese was the child, who is now in excellent and Oct. 31. Royal Navy C.Catter when the match was abandonment, awam with ropes and haul- largely due to the failure of health, both physically

She has developed ed the unconscious girl aboard the Ishimatsu, who again seemed to mentally. tug.

have lost his bitching arm, and to normal intelligence, and is gen- Misa Gertrude Ederle, the 19-good work by the opposition erally of a bright and joyous tem- year-old American champion, who pitcher and his side. was due to make the attempt at the same time, did not start.

home.

Nov. 7.-Chinese R.C.-home. Nov. 14. Hongkong C.C.

(League)-home. 21. East (League)-home. Nov. 28. Hongkong C.C

Away.

Nov.

Surreys

Dec. 6. Royal Navy C.C

(League)-home.

Dec. 12. Kowloon C.C.

(League)-away,

"

Dec. 19.Hongkong C.C.-

home..

Dec. 31-Royal Navy C.C.-

home. Jan.

2. Royal (League)-home.

Artillery

Jan. 9. Craigengöwer C.C.

(League)-away.

Jan. 16-University (League)

-home.

Jun. 23. Chinese (League)-away.

R.C.

Feb. 6-Indian R.Ç. (League)

---home.

Feb. 13. Kowloon C.C.-

away.

Feb. 20. Royal Navy C.C

home.

March 6. Royal Artillery--

home.

March 27-Hongkong C.C—|

away.

"A" Team. Oct. 3-University--home. Oct. 10.-Royal Navy C.C.-

home.

Oct. 17. Hongkong

(League)-home.

c.c.

Nov. 7-Indian R.C. (League)

-home.

Nov. 11-Royal Engineers

Home.

11

C.C.

Nov. 14.-Police R.C.-away. Nov. 21. Kowloon (League)-away. Nov. 28.-Royal Navy C.C.

(League)-home.

Dec. 5.-Indian R.C.-away, Dec. 12-Kowloon C.C.-away. Dec. 19.-University (League)

-~~WAY.

Jan. 9. Hongkong C.C.-

home.

Jan. 23.-H.M.S. Hawkins----

home.

ed six minutes after the interval owing to a gale and rain,

DIVISION IT.

Barnsley. 2: Hull City, 1. Bradford C., 1: Blackpool, 0. Clapton O., 1: Chelsea. 2. Derby C: Southampton, 2. Falham. 1: Stockport, 0. Middlebro, 8: Wednesday, 0. Notts F, 1: Wolverhampton, 4. Portsmouth, 0; Swansen T., D. Port Vule. 6: Darlington, 1. Preston N.3., 2; Stoke City, 0. S. Shields, 0; Oldham A., 0.

DIY, IN (SOUTH). Aberdaro; 3; Bristol C., 8. Brighton, 3: Crystal Pal., 2. Bristol R., 2: Newport, 2. Exeter, 2 Gillingham, L. Millwall. 8; Southend, 1. Northampton, 2; Plymouth. 1. Norwich C., 3: Bournemouth, L. Cheen's Pr. R., 1: Luton, Q. Reading. 1: Charlton, 1. Swindon, 0: Merthyr. 2. Watford, 2; Brentford. 2.

DIV. IN (NORTH). Accrington, 1;"Grimsby, 0. Crewe Alex., 3; Wigun, 1. Doncafser, 1; Nelson, 1. Durham, 2; Bradford, 1. Halifax, 5; Rotherham, 1. Hartlepoole, 2; Chesterfield, 1. Lincoln, 2; Ashington, 0. New Brighton, S; Trumere, 2. Rochdale, 2; Walsall, 0. Southport, 2; Burrow, 0. Wrexham. 3: Coventry C., 1.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE, Airdrie, 7; St. Johnstone, 1. Clydebank, O; Aberdeen, 0. Cowdenbeath, 5: Dundee, 0. Dutides B., 1; Celtic, 0. Falkirk, 8; Raith R., 0. Hamilton, 2; Kilmarnock, 2. Hibernians, 8; Partick, 4. Morton, I: Motherwell, 1. Queen's Pk., 3; Hearts, 4. Rangers, 4; St. Mirran, 1.

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

DIVISION I.

Goals Team

"W.D. L.. F. A. P. Jan. 80. Kowloon C.C.-home. Feb. 6-Royal Navy-sway.

Tottenham... 7. 4 2 15′ 12 10 Feb. 13. Royal Engineers Hudders

(League)-home.

feld....

-away.

Feb. 20.---Police R.C. (League) Leeds.....

West Ham... Bolton W.. Sunderland Everton, O

Feb. 27-University--home. March 6.-Royal Navy C.C.--

T. W. Burgess, who swam from Dover to Cape Gris Nez on September 5-6, 1911, in 28 hours 40 minutes, expresses the opinion that Miss Harrison failed because she is a vegetarian.

A vegetarian, he declares, will never swim the Channel.

At the conclusion of the game the shield was presented to the South China A.A. by Lieut. Col. LG. Bird, who congratulated them on their meritorious win.

The line-up of the teams and score were as under:-

Japanese.

Kusano Honda

Chinese.

c.f. Choy

Bb, Chan

S. Hachiuma Uno

8.8.

1b.

S. L.. Lee. Pung

2b.

Pan

r.f.

June

1.f.

Leung

P+

Shim

C

New York, September 19.-It is Akiyama claimed that Airman Lieutenant Yokoi A. J. Williams, flying in an seru Takotami plane, attained a speed of 302 and Ishimatso three-tenths miles per bour.-Reu. Y. Hachiunfa ter's American Service.

DIVISION L

Southern Section.

1

Goals.

P. W. D L F. A P. Reading...... 7 4 3 0 12 8 i Watford...... 7 4 21 72 7 10 Millwall..... 6.5 0 1 19 7 10 Northants... 5 4 10 14 79 Plymouth 5 4,01 18.68 2 Brighton 5 4 0 1 17 Q Bristol R... 73 I 3 10 12 7 Newport...... 6 2 3. Í 12 10 7 Norwich ...... 7 3 1 3 8 10 7 Bristol C... 6 2 2 2 12 10. 6 Bournemouth 6 2 2 2 8 10 6: Swindon ... 7 3 0 4 10 14 6 Excler 6 3 0 3 8 6 6 Merthyr... 6 2 2 2 88 6 Gillingham... 6 2 1 3 10 9.5. Luton ... 7 2.1 4 II, II. 5 Southend ... 72.4'11 20 5 Aberdare ... 6 2 1 3 10 11 5 Charlton 6 1 3 2.2 5.5 Q. F. R......

6145 12 3. Brentford.... 6 0 1 5 8 27 Crystal P.... 5 0 8 5 6 15 0

DIVISION JIL

Northern Section.......

S. S. Lee 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TI Japanese 0 0 0 1 0 2 0-8 Chinese .... 0008205 In the later game between the Hongkong Baseball Club and the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps, the former won by 11-0.

Completed Table.

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P. W. L. South China A.A...10 9 1 Japanese Hongkong Filipino Club Volunteers Indian R.C.

perament.

NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG TUG & LIGHTER COMPANY, LIMITED.

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

Nthat an Extraordinary Gen-

eral Meeting of the above named Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, St. George's Building, Chater Road, Victoria, Hongkong, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of September, 1925, at noon, for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, passing as Extra- ordinary Resolutions the follow. Ing Resolutions, namely:-

(2)

(8)

of the Company (which is now $6,000,000 consisting of 600,000 shares of the nominal value of $10 each of which 596,247 have been fasued) ba increased to: $7,500,000- hy the creation of 150,000 addi- tional shares of the nominat value of $10 each ranking (subject as hereinafter men- tioned) for dividend and in all other respects pari passu with the shares constituting. the Company's present issued capital,

That it is desirable to effect an amalgamation of the Com pany with the Hongkong Tug and Lighter Company, Limited, and that according ly (subject to the approval of a Special Resolution of the shareholders of that Com pany but not otherwise) the draft Agreement submitted to this meeting and express- ed to be made between that Company and its Liquidator of the one part and this Com-.. pany of the other part be. hereby approved and that the General Managers of this Company be authorised pur- suant to Section 185 of the Companies Ordinance 1911 to enter into an Agreement with that Company and its Liquidator in the terms of the said draft and to carry, the same into effect with such (if any) modifications as they think expedient. That the General Managers be at liberty to allot to the Liquidator of the Hongkong Tug and Lighter, Company, Limited, or his nominees three of the $10 shares of this Company (credited as fully paid up) in respect of every five of the issued $10 shares in that Company credited as paid up to the ex ́tent of $6) and also for the convenience of the Bald. Liquidator to issue such fractional certificates as the said "Liquidator shall think necessary or desirable to en- able him to divide the sald shares in this Company in due proportions among the persons entitled to them.. That the shares so allotted to the nominees of the Liquida- tor of the Hongkong Tug and Lighter Company, Limited, shall rank for dividend. and bonus as from the 1st day of January, 1925, and that frac tional certificates shall con- fer no right to dividend. That such shares if any in this Company as shall be so offered as aforesaid and decline (but not the remain- der of the new shares of this Company created by the first preceding resolution) be dis- posed of in such manner at such time or times and upon such terms as the Company's General Managers shall, in their absolute discretion." think fit. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that a further ALSO GIVEN that a further Extraordinary General Meeting Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the of the Company will be held at said offices of Messrs. Shewan, the same place on SATURDAY, Tomes and Company, on Satur the 17th day of October, 1925, at day, the 10th day of October, noon, for the purpose of receiving 1925, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon a report of the proceedings at the for the purpose of receiving above mentioned meeting and of report of the proceedings at the confirming, if thought fit, as above mentioned meeting and of Special Resolutions the above confrming, if thought fit, as mentioned Resolutions.

Special Resolutions the above 11 Dated the 14th day

mentioned Resolutions. September, 1925.

Dated the 14th day of September,

1925. SHEWAN, TOMES & CO....

General Managers.

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LAWN BOWLS.

COMPETITION FOR SPEY CUP.

C.B.C.C. v. LR.C

Playing in the Spey Cup com- petition, on the Police Recreation Club bowling green, the Civil Service Cricket Club beat the Indian Recreation Club by 16 points.

The Indians were leading by six points at the end of the sixth head, but their opponents began Goals to assert themselves and at the P. W. D. L. F. A Pta. ninth head led by 7-6. The 3 3 0 19 11 9 Bradford.... 7. 5 1 1 22 511 efforts of the Indians, with 4 1 2 13 72 Rochdale ... 7 4.3 0.20 9 11 Harteam playing an exceptional- 4 119.69 Durham ...... 7 5 0 2 18 10 10 ly good game, went for nought, 3 23 15 13

Hartlepools... 750 2.15 14 10 as the Civil Service improved on 2016 Ashington.... 7 3 3 1 15 99their lead and were never after 15127 Grimsby..... 742 1959 ward passed, the final score being Aston Villa... 6 2 3 1 19 10 7 Wroxham 7 3 3 413 10:21 26.11 in their favour. March 13-Hongkong C.C-Notts County 6 3 1 7.8.8 7 N. Brighton... 6 3 2 1 12 11

Arsenal 62 3 1 7 6 7 Wigan 7 2 3 2 14 11 7

The respective teams were: Newcastle U. 62 2

24 18

08.0.C.

L.R.C. Manch: Un... 7 2 2 3 9 12

Oinar Liverpool.5 22 194

Harteain Burnley... 7 1 3 3 9 19

Ismail Birmingham, 7-248 1

Rumjalin Cardiff City...6 2 1 3.8 10 West Brom-

away.

home.

March 27-Royal Engineers

home.

TILDEN AGAIN.

WINS U.S. TENNIS. CHAMPIONSHIP.

(Reuter's American Service.)

Forest Hills, Sopt, 20. . In the final of the men's National

England: M. K. Foster, Lawn Tennie Charenionship, the holder, W. T. Tilden, beat W. M. Jolmston 4-6, 11-9 6-8, 40, 6.5

V. W. C. Jupp, E. R. T. Holmes, Russell (Essex), Geary (Leices tershire), Root, Oldroyd, Robin son, Leyland, George Gunn and Parson.

Coventry2 3 1 3 II 137 Nelson 7 14 2 12 16 6 Oswick Lincoln 6 30 3 10 9 6 Gregory Rotherham 6 2 2 2 10 16 6 Grimmitt Chesterfield. 62 13-56:5 MIII

| Doncaster Mil 6:13:29 13

Crewe - 6 −2−1·3 12-13-5

·Hallfax ... 7: 24154 10 - 9.. 5

(Skip),...26\^(Skip) Craigengower C.C.

ich 5.1 2 2-6-12. Bury, or 4-2 0 2 5 9 4 Accrington....... 7 2 1 4 9:18 5. The Craigengower C.C.'s "At M'chester C... 5 1 2 2 8 9 4 Southport 6 2:13 11 13 5. Home" to the rest of the Bowls Leicester 7.1 15 10 12 3 BATTOW... 7 11 5 11 15 3 League, which was tentatively Blackbum..... 6 1 1 4 12 343 Tranmere 6 1 0 5 10 22 2 fixed for Saturday next, has now, Sheffield U... 6 0 2 4 10 18 2 Walsall 7.025 7·24,

DIVISION IL

Goals

P W D L F. A. P. Chelsea, 6.5 116 18 4IL

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Goals,

· Jolinston was three times within | Middlesbro'. .47 45 30 12 18 11- to condo P. WAD LE. A PIs..

North y. South, September 9, 10, 11, TANGERAN

North J. Sharp, G. R. Jack-He hit one roturd, with so much son, Geary, George Gunn, spin that the hell, jumped back to his Hallows Parkin, McDonald, | own court... Tyldesley, R., Watson, Lilley, and

another y

South-M. K. Foster, P. G. E.

u point of winning in the eighteenth Port Vale, 75 0 2 18 11 10 Airdrieonians 64 1 1 177:9 gume, secoup set, but Tilden Laving Hull City................ 6. 4° 1.1 11 39 Falkirk. 641 1 1560 found himself, never lost control Preston NE 74 12 12:13 9 Celtic .... 54 0 1 15:38 Wednesday 6 3 2 1 12 6 8 St Mirren ... 6 3 2 1 10 9 8 South Shields 6 3 2175 Motherwell. 63 21 7 58 Oldham ....... § 3 2 114 3 - Abardoon.... 32-1 10 9 B Wolves me 6 4 0 215 9 8 Kanger

470 211 748 Bradford C.. 6 3 1 2 8 57 Hamilton. 621 1 13 10/ Swans 6 3 12 12 5 7 Kimm 62377 9 190

5 21 17 6 6 Cov Derby

*

Fender, VW G. Jupp, E R. T. The following will remesent

Holmes K. 8. Dulce painiuil, Russell, Root, Mead, Smith (War wickshire), Farson, Ryan

the Hongkong Hockey

against the 6th/2nd Punj the Marina ground, Ko 5.35

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Club | Darling

at Barnsley:

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it is understood, been definitely arranged for Saturday, October

8, the postponement being a mark of respect to their Jate President, Mr. C. H. Lyson..

TOKYO FIRE.

Reuters Service).

Tokyo, Sept, 20. Another fire, involving million yan damage, gutted residence of Frince Toku early this morning.

(1) That it is desirable to amal- gamate this Company with China Provident Loan and Mortgage Company, Limited, and accordingly that this

wound Company be

up voluntarily and that Sydney Hampden Ross of Messrs.. Percy Smith, Seth and Flem- Ing. 6, Des Voeux Road Central, Victoria, aforesaid Chartered Accountant be ap- pointed Liquidator for the purpose of such winding up at a remuneration to be determined subsequently. (2) That the draft Agreement submitted to this meeting and expressed to be made between this Company and the Liquidator of the one part and China Provident Loan and Mortgage Company, Limited, of the other part be hereby approved and that the said Liquidator be hereby authorised pursuant to Sec- tion 185 of the Companies Ordinance 1911 to enter into an Agreement with China Provident. Loan and Mort- gage Company, Limited, in the terms of the said draft and to carry the same into effect with auch (if any) modifications as he thinks expedient,

(4)

(5)

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

General Managers.

Clabs and tennis fixtures are androd

Hendrutera Taursday