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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926

"CHINA MAIL" SPORTS PAGE

SOCCER "ROW."

SOUTH CHINA AJA, TO BE SUSPENDED?

MOMENTOUS DECISION,

By W.P.C.T

rest of the season?

PONY AUCTION.

LATE MR. H. H. TAYLER'S STABLE

THE "UNCĻE” STRING.

Hongkong turibes will take

Encle Chick

HOCKEY MATCH.

CLUB 2ND XI REATEN BY "HERMES."

A ONE-SIDED GAME.

THE CHINA MAIL.

TOBACCO PROFITS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE "B.A.T."

POSITION IN CHINA

¡concerns.

(Router's Jorpica.)

London, Jan. 12.

SWEATED GOODS.

LABOUR CONDITIONS IN THE EAST.

COMPARISONS WITH ENGLAND.

(Reutor's Service.)

LOCAL SHARE MARKET.

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.

HONGKONG, JANUARY 18, 1928, 10:30 A.M.

Share & Heal

Batate Brokero Bociety.

Namos.

T.T. on London TT on Shanghai

Bankar Hongkong Bank

do. Chartered Bank

... do

London.

Leeds, Jan. 12. At the annual meeting of the At the conference of the shareholders in the British University Labour Federation, American Tobacco Company, some of the speakers criticised the A hockey team from the HMS. Limited. Sir Hugo Cunliffe Owen policy of the Labour Party in pro- Mercantile Bank, A. & E. more than passing interest in a "Hermes" fully deserved their win stated that their investments inhibiting the import of Eastern

the associated companies had sweated goods, und also opposed P. & D. Bank Will the South China Athleticsule, by public auction, on Monday!

From £16,000,000 to the eight-hour day being insisted Bank of East Asia.. Association be suspended for the next (January 18) at the Jockey by four goals when they met the risen

Club stables, Eduseway Bay, of Hongkong Hockey Club 2nd XI, at £16,155,000, The Directors were on in Eastern countries. That is the question now being the racing (China) Ponies which the U.S.R.C. yesterday.

Marine Insurances. satisfied that this was less than A farmer declared that it was Canton Insurance ..... asked by every one of the belonged to the late Mr. H. H. Since their defeat by the Club the shares would realise as going useless to discuss conditions in China Underwriters.... The net profit for the Japan when some of the agricul North China Insurance.. 10,000 or more Chinese FootballTayler.

at the fast meeting, the "Hermes" year was £6,145,000 an increase tural workers in England were Union Insurance. enthusiasts in the Colony about Three old ponies and a 1925, 26| the only soccer institution pay-"sub" griffin will be put up for players have improved wonder- of £278,000 The final dividend working from 75 to 80 hours Yangtze Insurance

week for fifteen shillings weekly. ing With Foreigners. The question joue ab 5.30 p.m. these being fully and the team as a whole was 2/3 per share.

Fire Insurances. The has also more than passing inter-

Alluding to the Company's in-

President, Mr. Arthur China Fire Insurance, (late Golden played with perfect understand vestments in China the Chairman Greenwood. M.P., in defending H.K. Fire Insurance est for the non-Chinese tootma Chrysanthemum); Uncle Albert

ling. late The Wasp); Uncle Gusongel

said that the parent Company the action of the Labour Party in ...Shipping. and drawing power date Auchenreoch); and the sub. On the other hand the Club For-were by far the largest share-opposing the import of sweated

holders in the China Company, goods, said that he desired to pro-Hongkong Steamboats..

Douglases .......... were at one tihne unknown quan-grillin Aunty Eva which is a grey ways played a hopeless game and

tect the East from the cosmopoli-HK. Tugs & Lighters.. bities My one tocar soccer werin mej |mure.

never got within shooting diş- Sir Hugo Curlifte Owen said tan financiers who were seeking Indo-Chinas (Pref.) the last bew years considere

that there was the background of opportunities to exploit the illimit stability and practical experience uble labour of the East. jin China which, had enabled her to weather storms similar to the present one for many centuries. Though patience would be neces- gary, and possibly a good deal of readjustment, he had every con- fidence that China was moving forward steadily as a great com- mercial and industrial country, where there-should be a constant- ly expanding market.

Kummunity.

**Cra

conections have been taken, the

nearly every instante to pupurity of Ine Ummmese,

Ineu agam the Cimese are formidable

W.IJ. competitors.

ney

then

absence-presuming are suspended-make any material ulference?

AS has been reported, the Chinese 1st XI refused to turn out on the F.R.F.C. ground last. Saturday to meet the Poles in division of the league. The Chinese management maintained}

The three first-named are well

known and have brought backers substantial dividends.

The late Mr. Tayler raced under the dame of "Mr. Relyon."

FANLING GOLF.

LATEST COMPETITION

RESULTS.

tance. The Navy men kept up continuous attack, and but for the good work of Frank at goal Becher and Wedlake (backs) and Dand, the Club would have bean beaten by a bigger margin..

Ferguson Beat W. W. Mackenzio

wp J. M. Walker bead A. Q Recent Banking golf.compolytes || Bawin 3 und 2. The heat will be

|| planyoud meg! Sakurdny.

that is was their "home" match have resulted us follows:

and, accordingly, they should have

choice of venue.

At any rate

they did not play and the question In the Capituen Cup (19264|| In the Governor's Shield, A. of their absence came before a danas galifying competition. P. Pendered and Faberfield) meeting of the Hongkong Foot- PP. P. Trend with 93.6.-77 a bare heados Dept, ale Roma ball League committee yesterday J. 1. Shollshouar、 - 86-99-77, Mel Brawn and so gradily for the evening.

fed-will play off. There were li tie, which will be played on

On very good authority I am cries, J. K. Show with 30-15 January, 36 informed that the meeting decided wow ophonal pool, in which ||

that South China should lose there were 2 entries.

points for the match, (in other i

worda conceding the Police

几

The other semi find Butlerfield and Swire reland and Fronaide).

Naval Yard Bowen sad has not yet been

walk-over), that South China A.A. The Captain's Cup #1025) semi- Gillingham

FORGED NOTES.

be fined $5 and that they be fals this resulted as follow: A. Fl. Polyedi. suspended for the remainder of the season, or until further action. All this is subject to confirma- tion by the Hongkong Football Association, the council of which meets, sol understand, to-morrow.

Meanwhile the matter. is sub judice. But there is no harm inf stating that if both sides had adopted a policy of give-and-take, there would have been no need for this "row."

ג!

FOOTBALL.

REPLAYED ENGLISH

CUP TIE.

(Reuter's Service.)

Oldham, Jan, 12. In the replay in the third round of the English Cup Oldham Athletic wey defeated by Aliwall by one goal to nik.

[Mwalk vhat Bryn the Fourth round.]

CRICKET.

MAC MATCH WITH WEST INDIES.

(Router's Service.)

BRITISH TRADE.

مبس

ADVERSE BALANCE FOR ·

DECEMBER...

(Moutier's Surgice.)

London, Jan. 12. The Board of Trade returns for December are:--

Imports. Exports

£134,268,000

65,768,000

CHAUFFEUR GIVES AWAY PRINCE.

FURTHER ENQUIRIES: AFOOT;

(Renter's Scroter.)

CONFIDENCE IN CHINA,

LESS SHIPS..

FURTHER DECLINE LAST

QUARTER.

LOWEST SINCE 1000,

Beuter's Strukce.)

London, Jan. 1

A further decline in the British shipbuilding industry is revealed] in Ely's Return for the three months ruled on December 31 last. The Sommage under construction tis 885.000, which is 124,000 tons below the previous quarter and 412.000 below the figures for the year 12.

The present situation is the record low level since 1900.

SHIPWRECKED.”

COALITION EFFORTS IN GERMANY.

SOCIALISTS HOLD ALOOF.

(Reuter's Service.)

Oriental Navigation

Star Ferries

$1060b 10705.

$1060 32. £112.

£ 214.0.

£26%

£12

£14. n.

Hongkeng Hoatkons

Stock

Sharebrokers'

Exchange.

Association.

2/474

2/434 *7634

214

nom.

1060b 1065 £120 n £21

£21

かい

£2914. n.

£20

€13 m.

£13

£92 0:

£0 n.

$85

$80

$80 T

$90

$ 600 11.

T 145

253

·T140-

$253 b

35 b..

165.

600:

$200 n. 590

.30

llege mo

$35.

do. (Def.) L'd do

45.

45 5A..

45.

$250

250

Shell Transporta

oof-

$624 T

Water-boats

Refineries.

China Sugars

Malabon Sugars

48.

Mining,

Bengueta

214

1.00 D. 457-

47/6

T334

201 5.45

11.

$5.80 5 $5/

$5746 க

Kailan Mining Ad. Langkats (Combined) do (Single) Shanghai Exploration Shanghai Loan Raube

Berlin, Jun.. 12. The efforts of the Centre Party and Democrats to organise a big Coalition have been early ship. wrecked the Socialist Reichstag Tronoh Mines..... Party emphatically declining to Ural Caspians participate..

It is regarded as practically cer- tain that Marshal von Hindenburg with now ask Dr. Luther to form

Government.

SHORT TIME.

DECISION BY COTTON SPINNERS,

FURTHER CURTAILMENT:

(Reuter's Service,)-

London, Jun. 12. The Short Time Committee of the Federation of Master Cotton

Docks Wharv

Godowns, de

HK. & K. Wharves H.K. & W. Docks Hongkews.... New Engineerings Shanghat Docks

Lands, Hotels & Bldgs. H.K. & S. Hotels (old)...

do. Hongkong Lands H.K. Realty H.K. Territorials Humphreys Estates

56 b. 5634/57

$1.30 n

$130

T165.b. (82.

15:4 D.

014

112

$874 5. 8 59.

794

(new)..

62 b. 63.8.

654

134 'n.

Princes Building

150

Rural Lands

Cotton Mills. Ewo Cottons

do.

គូធំធំ ធំ *.

T 10

To1⁄44 b..

(new)

Thaly for the first time, has Spinners of Manchester have de-rientale take the lead in forsign ship-efded to request the spinners in Shanghai Cottons (old) [hidling, al present, having 309,000 the American section further to

tons under construction out of a [left world tonnage of 2,060,000.

Visels, with internal com. Budapest, Jan. 12. The names of several persons bustion engines, with a tonnage of Imports show an increase of whose identity has hitherto not 1007, are overtaking steamers, £19,576,000 and experts an incre-been disclosed have, been mention-whown Lounge amounts to ment of £4,791,000 compared with ed to the authorities enquiring 1041,000. the figures for November.

into the forged bank note affair by Prince Windischgraetze's

chauffeur as having accompanied NO MORE TETANUS? GLOOMY FINANCE.the Prince on numerous visits to

BRITISH EXPENDITURE.

UP AGAIN.

TELL-TALE FIGURES.

(Router's Jervice.)

London, Jan. 12. More gloomy statistics follow the publication of the adverse balance of the Board of Trade returns. For the first nine days of 1926 the national expenditure. exceeded

the revenue by ap. proximately 21,226,000. thus in- creasing the deficit to £125,000,000.

the Cartographical Institute.

ANNOUNCED.

The chauffeur's evidence has AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY opened up further enquiries. It is expected that the main proceed- inga of the affair will be completed six weeks' time unless the State legal authorities desire furi ther investigations: -

MOSCOW 'VARSITY,

CHINESE TO BE TAUGHT REVOLUTION.

(Reuter's Service.) ·

London, Jan. 12. correspondent

the

COMPLETE IMMUNITY CLAIMED.

(Reuter's Service.)

Paris, Jan. 12. Dr. Ronx, Director of the Pasteur Institute. announced. ak the Academy of Sciences that Dra. Ramon and Zeiller have discovered an anti-toxin giving permanent mid "complete immunity from tetoons.

The anti-oxin can be injected - even in large doses without in-

on January 9 was over £818,000-opening at Moscow of the

The outstanding floating debt Times at. Eiga, reports the convenience into all wounds liable

"Shoto cure tetanus. was drawn, "Owing to the rain thero 000, which is £18,000,000 less than Yat-sen University," was no play before inaneh. The a year ago but an increase of rectorship of M. Karl Radek, for West Indies had scored 21 for six nearly £76,000,000 compared with the education of Chinese. wickets when rain fell again and the beginning of the current stumps were drawn ut five o'clock. financial year on April 1, 1925.

The

Barbados, Jan. 12. Test Match between

the M.C.C. and the West Indies

U. S. GOLF “PROS,”

RANKING OF THE BEST TEN.

SOME COMPARATIVE FIGURES.

over

The

America's best ten professional golfers during 1925 are ranked

as follow according to a US. writer:---

Player:

W. MacFarlane

McDonald Smith

J. Barnes

W. Hagen

L. Diegel

W. Mehlhorn

G. Sarazen

J. Turnesa

M. Brady

C. Hackney

Ranking.

1926 +24 123 122 121

2 6 10

1 B

آون

the

It has 250 students, including 40

all belonging to Knomintang.

WOTTEN),

Dr. Roux has

under the Supplies will soon be placed at

the disposal of medical men,

[Another report from Havas Agency states: announced before the Academy

of Sciences that Dr. Ramon and [ Dr. Zeiller have invented an anti- |

It is claimed toxin for tetanus. that the anti-toxin is a thorough and lasting preventive,].

The "Isvesztis states that the students will chiefly study the | theory and practice of revolution.

WAR DEBTS.

STORM OVER THE ITALIAN AGREEMENT.

(Renter's American Service.)

Washington, Jan. 12.

The debt funding agreements before the House of Representa

MANCHURIA.

CHANG'S DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

(Reuter's Service,)

Tokyo, Jan. 12.

tives encountered considerable op- A despatch from Mukden reports position, particularly the Italian that Marshal Chung Too-lit bas agreement, which several Demo-declared the independence of the cratic members argued amounted three Eastern Provinces, 2 to virtual cancellation.

AT LAST?

-NEW-FRANGO-GERMAN TREATY.

(Hoods Agency)

In the above it will be seen that only two have been ranked each year since 1919. They are Barnes and Hagen. Their average rankings for the six years differ by less than a point, Hagen having 2.16 and Barnes 8.00. It will be noted that this is the first year in six that Hagen has had a worse ranking than 3: MacFarlane gets into the ratings for the first time since 1920, Turness is in for the first time, and Sarazen returns to the seats of the mighty.

MacFarlane won the U. S. open championship; Barnes the British agreement has virtually open; and Hagen has twice been British open champion.

Paris, Jan. 12. "Le Petit Journal" anderstands that a Franco-Charmant commercial

reached

The Foreign Office so far has received no information in the matter.

GERMAN BANK.

REDUCTION IN DISCOUNT RATE

(Reuter's Service.)

Berlin, Jan. 12. The Reichsbank has reduced the been discount rate from nine to eight

per cent.

curtail production from January 125 by 17% hours weekly, thus re- ducing the working week in this Esection to 30%1⁄2 hours.

CHAMBERLAIN ILL.

LATEST BULLETIN VERY

SATISFACTORY.

RAPID RECOVERY PREDICTED:

(Reuter's Service,).

Miscellaneous.

Canton Ices Cements (comb.) do. (old) do. (new) China Buses China Lights (comb.)

do. (old) do. (new) China Prov. (comb.)

do. (old)

do.

Dairy Farms

(new)

Der A Wing (full pd.),

do.

Hongkong Amusements. HK. Constructions Hongkong Electries H.K. Developments

K. Ropes (comb.)

do.

· (old) do. (new)

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15.10 a.

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1574

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(part pd.).

10 b.

104 b.

30 b.

3 b. 54 24 cts.b."

B..

cta 30. b. 40

241 D. 3244. b. 22/

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120(22488

Rapallo, Jan. 12, A bulletin states that Sir Austen Chamberlain had a very satisfactory night. His cough continues, but his temperature has fallen and the catarrhal affec- tion on the right side of his re- Hongkong Tramways

piratory organs has considerably Lane, Crawforde his rapid recovery owing to his decreased. Everything points to Macao Electrics

Mackintosh strong constitution and the per- Peak Trams (old) Nanyang Tobaccos fect functioning of his heart.

(new)

Rose Timble, Paris mannequin,

was, the best-dressed woman, on the liner which took her across the Araulle.

don Sinceres Singapore Trams Taxis

United Asbestos

(Founders)

600

do. (Ordinary)

Watsons (old)

1234

(new)

12/2

STEAMER

ASHORE.

do.

Wm. Powells

Beyond the fact that a tug had left Swatow to tow her off, there

HONGKONG TIDE.

The Mide-table given below has been a little fresh to report in connec compiled at the National Almanac Offer tion with the stranding of the to London from the result of the China Merchants steamer "Fei- analysis of observations taken by means ching" which went ashore on of an automatic tide-recording machine in the Water Polles Basin at Talm: Sha Thunder Head, north of Swatow Taul during the years 1905-9, and 225 miles from Hongkong, in a pirate-infested area.

The Douglas 8.8. "Haining brought in the report to Hong- kong and the "Haiching" also stood by.

When the "Haining" passed the crew and passengers had gone ashore. Distress signals had been sent out because of the belief that pirates were in the "locality. Another ship was on the far side off Thunder Head but her identity could not be made out.

Tha mero of tha,table corresponds with the sero of the sounding in the Ad. miralty Chart, which has been found be be 4 feet 3 inches below mean medieval. To obtain the depth of water on the tide gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard add B.Lost 4 Inches; and on the gangs at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 fant 4 inches to the eight giren in the table.

January 12 to 18, 1926.

RICK WATEM

William Randolph Hearst, the publisher, has borrowed $15,000,000 (g) with which to finance the erection of new build. 24, Ings for his newspapers and # magazines published in New York. The loan will be secured oy bonds on several of Mr. Hearst's real estate holdings.

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