1928-07-20 — Page 9

FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1928.

Sport Columns

TENNIS.

H.K.C.C'S UNEXPECTED

DEFEAT.

BOWLS.

TYPHOON WEATHER SADLY INTERFERES.

THE

CHINA MAIL,

H.K. FOOTBALL CLUB. PRINCE ON TRADE,

NEW CLUB-HOUSE READY BY NOVEMBER.

EXTRAORDINARY MEETING.

MESSAGE TO "BETTER BUSINESS" EXPERTS.

"A REVIVAL."

That a permanent club-house, in place of the present matahed strac-

The following message from the ture which has been in existence Prince of Wales was read by Mr. for so many years, will be ready in Charles A. McCurdy, president of November, was announced at an the Advertising Association, at the extraordinary meeting of the Hong

I regret that I was unable to accept your Invitation to attend the fourth convention of the Ad-

"A" DIVISION SURPRISE.

THE CHAMPIONSHIP,

Tennis, like all other out-door

(By "Blas.")

Kong Football Club hold yesterday, opening session of the fourth Ad- Kames was, last Saturday, out of 'Last week was b complete "wash-

Mr. J. McCubbin, who presided,vertising Convention at Birming the question, the weather making out" so far as the league was con- referred to the difficulties hitherto ham recently, at which more than it impossible to be out on the cerned and positions are very much encountered by the Committee. 700 delegates were present.. courts. The longue ban therefore as they were. Craigengower are The Government had opposed build- been again delayed and unless still undefeated at the top of the ing permanent structures in that: more mid-week matches are in evi- first division and seem likely to part of Happy Valley where the dence it looks as if the season will stay there despite arguments about Club's ground was but permission extend well into the month of Sep-infinished games, To-morrow they had now been obtained. tember instead of terminating in go across the valley to play against The new pavilion will be on the August.

Civil Service and should have no site of the present matshed, a Hong Kong C.C. played their last dificulty in taking home the points. temporary matshed, being put up at match in the "A" division during The Civil Servants second string the other end of the ground to serve the week and most unexpectedly are away

to the Yacht Club and during the interval lost to Kowloon C.C., the latter at must win if they are to take. their the same time completing their seniors' place in the first division senson's fixtures. A win for the next year. premier cricket club would have given them the runners-up position which is now shared, with Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. Kowloon were in danger of being the wooden spoon ists but have now get out of the bottom rung of the ladder,

TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. The following are the fixtures for to-morrow:

"B" Division. Chinese R.C. v. Nippon Club. "C" Division.

R.A.0.C. v. Y.M.C.A.

Civil Service v. South China. ILA.M.C. v. Indian 'R.C Reerein II. v. Nippon Club. Recreio IV. Kennedy-rd. M.Q. ILK.C.C. Y. Kowloon Indians.

LEAGUE TABLES.

TWO GOOD GAMES. Kowloon Bowling Green versus Kowloon Docks at the Bowling Green should be a very close and keenly contested affair. I fancy the Bowling Green at home.

In the Second Division K.C.C. seconds are at home to Talkoo and this should be another very closs

game.

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

In Mr. McCubbin's opinion, the new club-house will be fitted out in such a way as to be able to enter Lain visiting teams and non-playing members.

What It Will Cost.

The estimated cost is $16,846 80; that the Club will be able to build free from debt. Ninety per cent. would be paid on completion and the balance held for six months as guarantee.

After Mr. McCubbin had for- mally proposed authorisation of the

vertising Association at Birming. ham,, but at this moment with conditions definitely favourable to n revival of trade, my thoughts will be with you as you deliberate on wider and better marketing of British goods.

By bringing into play those new and scientific methods, of marketing which modern condi- tions demand, we shall go far to retain that pre-eminent position In commerce which has been won for us by the efforts and enter- prise of previous generations.

address, said no place could provide Mr. McCurdy, in his opening

a more fitting setting for a trade convention Chan Birmingham,

In the Open Championship the Commitsce to proceed with build-where the industrial spirit of the field is thinning out and names areling. Mr. J. Ralston seconded..

being mentioned for the seini- During his 14 years' membership

final. Starting from the top I ex said, Mr. Ralston, he had always pect to see the following four per- felt the need for a permanent club-, forming. Grimmitt Ferguson-hause. Their cherished wish would W. McFarlane-Pendered.

now be realised, thanks to the un- stinted labour of the Committee.)

A BOWL'S YARN. -

A touring team in Scotland found It was not the first time that the themselves up against a combina-Committee considered estimates and

The positions in the League to tion of attendants and inmates of a plans and, in Mr. Ralston's opinion,|

date are:-

"A" Division.

P. W. L. Pts.

Chinese R.C.

G .6 0 12

Hong Kong C... t

4

2

8

M.B.K.

6

2 9

Indian R.C.

*

4 4

Kowloon C.C.

G 2

4 4

1

!

5 1 1

2

Craigengower C.C. 6

University

"B" Division.

Chinese R.C.

J

South China A.A.. 8

+

9 9 0 18

71 14

mental hospital. One of the local the building they were getting was skips lay shots when the tourist cheap at the price. A start will skip went to play his last, bowl. He be made as soon as possible. drove and the kitty went clean out of the rink.

Mr. McCubbin also paid 1 tribute, when the proposition had Turning ta his opponent inbeen carried, to the services of Mr. Great Glee he asked him what he Robertson, who had worked hard on thought of that shot. The other the plans and rendered the Club skip, who happened to be an inmate, under a debt of gratitude to him. looked at him for a second and then! remarked drily "Man, it takes an

P. W. L. Pts.artist to paint a picture: but any darned fool can put his foot through it." I told this story. ta xome bowlers the other day and I was told to tell It to Ferguson of Taikoo,

6 3 3 G

Craigengower C.C. B 2

TO-MORROW'S MATCHES.

Fixtures arranged for to-morrow are as follows:-

Division I.

Civil Service v. Craigengower, Kowloon Bowling Green v. K.D.R.C. Kowloon C.C. v. Taikoo R.C.

Hong Kong C.C.

8

7 1 14

Recreio

४ 5

3 10

Nippon

Indian R.C.

7 3. 4

6

University

6. 2

4

4

6

4

M.B.K.

6 1

2

Royal Engineers 8 Kowloon C.C..... 6 0

"C" Division.

1

2

0

Chinese R.C. II. 9

P. W. L. Pts,

9 0..18

Chinese R.C. I. . 7 Recreio II,

7 .0 14

7

6 1 12

Kowloon C.C... 8

6

2. 12

South China A.A.. 5

5

0 10

Hong Kong CC .7

1.3

8

4 3 8

Kennedy-rd. M.Q.. 8

4 4

8

R.A.O.C.

3

5 6

Recreio 1.

3

3

6

Nippon

6 2

4

4

8 2 6

7 1

6

2

Police R.C.

9 1

8 2

8 0

8

0

Civil Service C.C.. 7

R.A.M.C.

Y.M.C.A.

Indian R.C.

Kowloon 1.T.C.......

"R" DIVISION.

INDIAN R.C. v. H.K.C.C.

Division II.

Craigengower v. Recreio "A."

Yacht Club v. Civil Service.

Taikoo v. Kowloon Bowling Green. Regralo "B" v. East Point R.C.

LEAGUE. TABLES.

The positions in the League to date are:- 6

On their own courts on Wednes- day, Indian Recreio Club lost to Hong Kong Cricket Club by 17 Kames. Scores:—

Division L

Craigengower 0.0.

Taikoo R.C.

P. W. D. L. Pts.

6 0 0 12

7 4 0 3 8 5 3 0 2 0 Kowloon B.G.C. 6 30 9 6. Kowloon Dock R.C. 6 3 0 8 G Kowloon C.C. .... 5 2 0 3 4 Civil Service C.C., 7. 0 0 7 0 Shots For and Against.

For Agat. Up Dn. Craigongower C.C. 385 313 72

S. A. Hussain and M. O. Hoosen Kowloon B.G.C., 382 338 44 (I.R.C.) :-

་

King Michael L, of Rumenia, whose father,, the former Crown Prince Carol, may return to Ru manta and assume the ibrope,

SWEEP ECHO.

£650 ASKED FOR TICKETS COSTING £80.

0

0

lost to G. Miskin and W. B.

Cornaby

G-a

Taikoo R.C... .. 293 280 Kowloon D.R.C., 364 365 Police R.C. ........... 394 413 Kowloon C.C.

4

0

0

1

Frank Ernest Bowler,

of

0

10 Embankment-chambers, Villers-1

271 306

0

35 street, Strand, was summoned at

7- 4 Civil Service C.C. 375 440

Division IL

0 65 Bow-street, for selling chances in

4-7

beat E. J. R. Mitchell and

J. G. Lawrie

lost to R. K. Valentine and

W. A. Nowers

a lottery called the Calcutta

P. W. D. L. Pts. Derby Sweep. Herbert Henry, Civil Service C... 6 4 1 1 9 Curnow, managing director of 16.17 Kowloon B.G.C... 7 4.12 Messrs. J. and B. Dodsworth, Ltd., Pear Tree-street, Clerkenwell, was summoned for printing the circulars and tickets.

$. S. Hussain and A. G. Mohamed East Point R.C... 7 408 (I.R.C.):-

Recreio "A"

.... 7 4 0 3 8 lost to G. Miskin and W. B.

Cralgengower C.C. 7 3 0 4 6 Cornaby

Mr. Sanders, for the police, said Bowler distributed circulars in the name of the Motor Inter- national Sports Agency offering vouchers for 80 tickets in the Cal- Docutta Sweepstake at £5 each, Any prizes von were to be distributed,

4- 7 Recreio "

G 2 1 2 5 Taikoo R.C.

4 2 0 2 4 Kowloon C.C..... G 1, 1 4 3 Yacht Club

5 1 0 4 2 Shots For and Against.

For Agst. Up Recreio "A" 426 815 111 Kowloon. B.G.C.. 463 353 110

lost to-E. J. R. Mitchell and

J. C. Lawrie

lost to R. K. Valentine and

W. A. Nowers

4.7

4- 7

12-21

D. Mohamed and S. A. R. Bux Civil Service C.C. 378 824 (I.R.C.):-

Taikoo R.C.

Recreio "B"

2-9 Yacht Club

lost to G. Miskin and W. B.

Carnaby

lost to E. J. R. Mitchell and

J. G.. Lawrie ...

beat R. K. Valentine and

W. A. Nowers

4- ፕ

7- 4

13-20

English people manifested itself in of output. He continued: an amazing profusion and variety

The newspaper trade, is the most remarkable example of scientific advertising and business development that the world hus yet seen. The message of the convention is that what has been achieved by publicity in the news paper trade, constant Improve ment of service coupled with con- stant reduction of prices to con- sumer and constant increase of profs to producer, is in some degree possible to every other trade in the world.

Sir Ernest Benn, speaking on advertising and social service, said:

When the history of our times comes to be writton we shall be described as people who gave up work to take up polities, who laid down tools and attempted political experiments which did not suc- ceed, leaving our job grandfathers and the bill to the grandchildren.

to

our

This country is over-politicalis- ed. For about 30 years politi- clans in the mind of the public have been going up and the business man down. True polities is becoming a lost art. Enter- prise, skill, and knowledge which ought to be employed in the busi, ness of maintaining markets and providing employment are being diverted into new and puerile

channels.

Mr. C. King Woodbridge, presi- dent of the International Advertis- Ing. Association, invited delegates to be present at the meetings in formation of an international board Detrolt, when he will propose the with elected representatives of ad- vertising organisations in various countries to develop international business through advertising.

Net Sales Reticence. Mr. Harold Eley, of the Dunlop to the "direct mail" advertising Rubber Company, Limited, speaking

section, said:

We should try to get rid of that abominable word "circularising." I never hear this word without conjuring up a vision of misalves from gentlemen of Hebraic origin but Scottish names who are de- sirous of lending me any sum from £10 to £10,000 on note of hand alone. If I do not think of these gentlemen I think of others who write to me to give advertis- ing support to mysterious journals about which there is a ceep mystery дя to circulation figures. Speaking at the newspaper sec- tion's session, Sir William Crawford, deplored the poor representation of Britain and the United States at the Cologne Press and Printing Exhibition, which, he said, had been exploited by Bolsheviks paganda. He urged his hearers to visit the exhibition, which he de- scribed as wonderful and stimulat- ing.

for. pro-

AIRSHIP LINES.

STERN ANGLO-GERMAN COMPETITION.

CRITICAL STAGE.

MONEY & SHARES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

On London

Bank, wire ......... 2/- Bank, on demand... 2/- 3/16 Bank, 30 days' night. Bank, 4 months' sight 2/-

months' sight....

4

On Paris-

London, June 18. The aeronautical correspondent Credits. of the London "Daily News" says that the competition between Britain and Germany to produce Documentary 4 months' the first passenger carrying At-

sight.... lantie airship has reached a criti-On demand cal stage.

Gangs of men are working day Credits, 4 months' and night at Friedrichshafen to

sight... complete the LZ127, the largest on demand.........

On Berlin- Zeppelin built, and Commander Burney is straining every nerve On demand to complete the British R100 by Credits, 60 days' sight

On Bombuy

July.

LONDON EXCHANGES.

Geneva Amsterdam

Milan Berlin Stockholm Copenhagen

London, Yesterday. ... 124.20

On New York-

12474

49

Wire On demand

1844

1344

On Calcutta-

Wire

1844

On demand

1844

On Singapore

On demand......

87

On Manta...

On demand......... 98

On Shanghal-

On demand.....76%

30 day's sight (private

paper)

On Yokohama-

Gold Leaf, 100 fine

(per tool)

Sovereigns

buying rate)

Silver (per ez.)

Paris New York Brussels

****** 4.86

34.92

25.20

12.086

92.80

20.38

On demand.

18.16

18.19

Oslo............ 18.20

84.495

164%

193

29.525

2 3/16

376%

7951⁄2

5 29/32

47 25/64

1/5 29/32 2/7/1

Vienna. Prague Helsingfors Madrid

Lisbon

Athens

Bucharest

Rio

Buenos Aires Bombay Shanghai

Hong Kong ..... %/0

Yokohama Silver Spot Silver Forward

1/10 7/32 27%

27 1/16

-British Wireless Service.

Splendid music for summer nights on these New Orthophonic VICTOR RECORDS

for JULY

Drop in and see us some time this week. Let me play a few of these new July releases for you. Novel and intriguing instrumental num- bers... male quartets... sparkling dance-music'... popular votal artists-every record worth hearing. Make it soon!

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS

Mother Dear, O Pray For Me ty

2. Kail, Queen of Hosyen, Ocean Star

He Leadeth Me (Gilmore-Bradbury)

2. Beulah Land (Page-Sweeney) Pipe Organ

Maxx AntenorA No. 21355, 10-inch Just Across the Street from Heaven

(Newman-Harris-Shay) Piano Tomorrow (Hirsch-Spitalny-Wire)

JAOX BILIET

No. 21396, 10-india Hearts and Flowers - Intermezzo

(Toband)

The Glow-Worm----Idyl

(Robinson-Lincks)

With Pipe Organ and Vocal Chorus

VSOTOR CONCERT ORCHESTRA No. 35932, 12-inch

Ben Dewberry's Final Run (Jenkins).

With Guitar

In the Jailhouse Now (Rodgers)

With Guitar and Banjo JMMIE HODOS

No. 21245, 10-inch

POPULAR DANCE

Without You, Sweetheart

01

54

0

equally among the voucher hold-

ers, less 5 per cent. commission,

In My Bouquet of Memories

6

GENE AUSTIN

A later circular stated that 20 0 11 tickets had been bought, and 250

231 237. 0 282 293 ..... 101 213 East Point R.C.. 394 448 Graigengower C.C, 369 423 Kowloon C.C. 810 408

and Y. J.

M. Hassan Total: Indian Recreation Club 41 (I.R.C.) :- games, Hong Kong Cricket Club 58 lost to C. H. Atkins and E. games.

"C" DIVISION. INDIAN R.C. v. KOWLOON C.C.

At Sookumpoo yesterday, Indian Recreation Club lost to, Kowloon) Cricket Club

by, 25 games.

-Scores:-

Walker

beat G. Lee and A. W.

Ramsay

last Guest and Bingham

M. P. Madar and M. Y. (LR.C.):

M. O. Hoosen and A. Rabmin lost to C. H. Atkins and E.

(IRC):-

lost to C. II. Atkins and E

Walker

beat G Leo and A. WS

Ramsay

Jost to Guest and Bingham

12:21

Walker ...

0 52 vouchers were offered at £1 each. 0 54

When the police told Bowler 054 that by selling the 80 vouchers ha 0 98 would receive $400 for tickets which had cost him £61, and in Khan the other case he would get £250 for what had cost him $16, Bowler said after he had paid, 47the working expenses there was

"nothing in it."

6. 5

12-21

Mr. Wallis, defending, said 2-9 Bowler's receipts amounted to

691 and his expenses were £90,

Bowler was fined £20 and £10 Adal 108, costs, and the summons against Curnow, who said he did not know he was breaking the law, was dismissed on payment of £558. costs.

4. T

lost to G. Lee and A. W.

Ramsay lost to Guest and Bingham. 5, 6]

Work is proceeding rapidly in connection with the Fair which la 18-20 to take place at Macao in the coming Total: Indian. Recreation Club 87 autumn. Many places-are-mate- games, Kowloon Cricket Club 62 rialising and regulations, are now.

available.

Continued at foot of next Column) gar

Ahi Sweet Mystery of Life

(The Dream Melody) (from 28455g. Marietta) (Victor Harbert) With Vocal Refrain and Chorus

WARING'S CONCERT ORCHESTRA Chloe (Song of the Swamp) (Kahn-Morét)

With Vocal Refrain

PAUL WHITEMAN AND

HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA, No. 35921, 12-inch

O Mary Don't You Woop

(Negro Spiritual) Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray

(Negro Spiritual)

UTICA INSTITUTE Jubilas Sinczes

No. 21378, 10-d

Pale Moon (An Indian Love Song)

Mole Quartet Down By the Old Mill Stream

NATIONAL CAVALAIRS. No. 21599, 10-énch Star Spangled Banner (Key-Arnold) America (My Country "Tis of Thee)

(Smith-Carey) VICTOR MIXED CHORUS

No. 21428, 10-inch

AND VOCAL RECORDS

No. 21374, 10-inch Laugh, Clown, Laugh COOPER LAWLEY What Do You Say? With Guitar and Piano JIM MILLER-CHARLIN FARRELI No. 21390, 10-inch Sweetheart o Mino Angel

JOHNNY MARVIN 'SU No 21376, 10-inch Happy Go Jacky Lunetys Back in Your Own Back Yard

HAROLD YATER-COOPER LAWLEY

· Nov. 21894, 10-inch- Think of Me Thinking of You Golden Cate

JOHNNY MANVIN No. 21427, 10-inch The Song of the Prune Down in De Cane-Brake FRANK CAUMER \No. 21450, 10-fuck

S

I'm Away from the World When I'm

Away from You ('Cause You're All the World to Me); Just Across the Street from Heaven'

FRANKLYN BAUR No. 21426, 10-Inch

The Waltz of Love-Walt

With Vocal Refram

JOHNNY HAMP'S KENTUCKY SERENADERS Anything to Make You Happy Fax Trot With Vocal Refrain

EDDIE HARKNESS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

No. 21391, 10-lack Golden Gate-Fox Trot Wick Vocal Chore What a Wonderful Wedding "That Will Be Fox Trot With Vocal Chorus

HORACE HEDT'S ORCHESTRA › No. 21310, 10-inch

Fascinatin' Vamp-Fox Trot

NAT SHILKET AND THE VICTOR Oncerns Dancing Shadows-Fox Tros

With Vocal Refres

PAUL WHITEMAN AND HE'

1969:21631, 10-Jodi

MOUTRIE & CO. LTD.

(VICTOR DISTRIBUTORS).

CHATER ROAD.

108

(Bank's

2/1 $9.60' 27%

1% prem.

Bar Silver in Hong

Kong

Chinese Copper Cash nom.

Chinese Copper Cents 6% prom.

Rate of Native In

terest

Chinese Sub. Coin

7% D.B.

29%% dis.

Hong Kong Sub. Coin Par.

THE SHARE MARKET.

Stock

T.T. on London

T.T. on Shanghai

Banks, Hongkong Bank

Bank of East Asia

Insurances,

Canton Insurance Union Insurance

Hong Four. Stock

Exchange.

2/-

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[1205/1300 sa £140

do. Lon. Reg. Chartered Bank Mercantile A. & B.

do, P.&O. Bank

11

£22

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а

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£9

$75

North Chine Insurance T14535 Yangtze Insurance ... $50 China Underwriters.. $214 China Fire Insurance $240 H.E. Fire Insurance.. $725

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$615 $3414

[342/344 82

b

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$30

$27%

$364

100/-

$20 b 20% s

3134

Douglaser

H.K. Steamboats HI.K. Tugs & Lighters $2

Indo-Chinas (Pref)...

do. (Del.) $70 Shell Transports

Water-boats

Mining.

Benguets ....

Kailan Mining Ad. 60/ Langkats (Combined). T12.20

do. (Single)... 76,90 Shanghai Explorations T2.45 Shanghai Loans

Ragba

T8

Tronoh Miner

$4.00 17/0

Docks, Wharves,

Godowns, &c.

H.K. & K. Wharves.. $1361⁄2 H.E. & W. Docks.... $40

China Providents..... $5.15b 5% a

Hongkewa

New Engineerings.

Shanghai Docks

Cotton Mills.

Ewo Cottons

Oriental Cottona

T168

1:1

T5

T1071

$8.80. b 9. $216

S'hai Cottons (Old). T51%

do.

(new).. T27%

Lands, Hotels & Bidge.

H.K. & S. Hotels

Hongkong Lands

Shangha! Landa Humphreys Estates Hongkong Realties HE Territorials ... Prince's Buildings

Pablle Utilities.

HK Tramways

Peak Trams fold)

do. (new)

Star Ferries

China Lights (comb.)

$8.80

$60%2

T138

$14.36

$8

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$24.00 b 24.80 B $18

b

П

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do.

(old). 311%

do,

(now). $11.05

do. 1928 $11.55

HK Electrica

$49

Electric (new)

$48

Macro Electrics

$28

H.K. Telephones

$5.00

China Bucer

$10.80

11/3.

do. Prof.

Jndustrials.

17/0

Singapore Tractions

China Sugars

Maahon SkyATE" Canton Ices. Cements (comb.) do... (old) do, (now) H.K. Ropea (old)

do. (new) United Asbestos Btores, de. Dairy Farms Watsons Der A. Wingt Jane, Crawforda Mackintosha Sinceran Wm. Powells....

• Miscellaneousin

H.K. Amusar en tu

$24 8 & sa #21% 38.70

$9.35

$8.40

$1.55

$0.40

$21.00

$14

50 cts.

$24

$20 $93%

$204

K.K. Constructions... $1

B. Tnd G. Bonda

H. E. Gört, Losas

60%

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When Mra. Margaret Trevarthen died suddenly in the Red Star liner Lapland few hours from Ply- mouth passengers raised £200 for her two little children.

Aswarm of bees was discovered By Mr. Frank Partridge, of 8t. Osyth Heath, on the back seat of his motor-car, which he had left for, a." Hime at Shrub End, Essex.