MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929.
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Commencing MONDAY,
7th January,
THIRD
" TEST
THE CHINA MAIL,
ENGLAND WINS_BY THREE WICKETS
FULL SCORES
At Melbourne on Saturday England won the third "Test" match by three wickets and thus retain the "Ashes." Full scores are appended:-
Australia-1st innings
W. M. Woodfull, e Jardina, b
Tate ...
V. Y. Richardson, e Duck-
worth, Larwood
II. L HOX c Jardine.
Larwood
R. M. Oxenham, b Geary:
C. V. Grimmett, c Duckworth,
b Geary
D. D. J. Blackie, not out
Extras
•Total 29 Fall of wickets: 1 for 5 runs (Richardson), 2 for 15 (Woodfull), 3 for 67 (Hendry), 4 for 218 (Kippax), 5 for 282 (Ryder), G for 287 (Oldfield), 7 for 373 (Bradman), & for 383 (A'Beckett), 9 for 394 (Grimmett), 30 for 397 (Oxenhim).
Larwood
BOWLING ANALYSIS
MONEY AND SHARES.
On London... Bank, Wire........ 2/- Bank, on demand... 2/6/18 Bank, 30 days' sight. Bank, 4 months' sight 2/- 1⁄2 Credits, 4 months'
sight
2/1 4 J'ocumentary 4 months'
sight
30 day's sight (private
paper)
On Yokohama On demand
Gold Leaf, 100 fine
(per tael)
Sovereigna
Kong....
T.T, on London T.T. on Shanghai
.2/0 1/
Bank of East Asta.....$66 b
H.K. Steamboats ....$29 b 29 8 H.K. Tugs & Lighters....$1.40 B Indo-Chinas (Prof.) .....$48% b Indo-Chinas (Def.) ...$77 b Shell Transports .116/- n ex divi Union Water-boata .$2334 b
Pamela
Just received NEW
AFTERNOON & EVENING DRESSES.
SPORTS SUITS.
HATS.
Also a large selection of DAY & EVENING BAGS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
& MATERIALS,
13, Queen's Road C.
Docks, Wharves, Godowns, &c.
78%
Banks
Hong Kong Bank Hong Kong London Reg. Chartered Bank
.$1330. .
..£146 n
.£22 b
Mercantile A, & B.
.£34 #
Mercantile C.
14 n
2/1 %
·P. & O. Bank
£94
On Paris-
7
On demand
1257
Insurances
Credits, 4 montha'
#
sight
1332
Canton Insurance .8066 b 870 sa Union Insurance
..$368 n
On Berlin-
Narth China Insurance ...T160 b
On demand
23
Yangtze Insurance
.M$50 n
On New York-
A. F. Kippax, c Jardine.
China Underwriters
.$2.40 a
b
On demand
49%
China Fire Insurance
.$230. b
Larwood
100
Credits: 60 days' aight 50%
J. S. Ryder,
Hendren, b Tate 112
Hong Kong Fire Insurance .5780 n
On Bombay-
Shipping
D. Bradman, b Hammond W. A. Oldfield, b Geary E. L. A'Beckett, e Duckworth,
b White
75
Wire
-134
Douglases
...$38% n
3
On demand
134
On Calcutta-
.41 Wire
134
15
On demand
134
On Singapore—
On demand
864
2
On Manila-
[24 sa
7
On demand........ 984
Mining
On Shanghal-
Bengueta
397
On demand
78%
Kallan Mining Ad. ...
.$2.40 b .70/- b
Langkats. (Combined)
T10% n
Langkats (Single)
.75 n
Shanghai Explorations
T2.80 n
100%
Shanghai Loans
Raubs ..
.T9 b $3 b
(Bank's
Tronoh Mines
buying rate)
9.55
Silver (per oz.)
20%
H.K. & K. Wharves
-0. M. K.
w.
Bar Silver in Hong.
.37 3
127
3
3% prem.
Tate
.46 17
87
2 Copper Cash
Nominal
Geary
.31.5 4
83
3
Chinese Copper Cents
0% Prem.
Hammond White
8
19
57 30
64
1
1 Rate of Native In-
terest
7% -pa•
Jardine
I 0 England-1st innings
10
o Chinese Suh. Coin .. 31% dis.
F
RICH
AND RARE.
J. B. Hobus, e Oldfield, b
A'Beckett
20
Hong Kong Sub Coin Par
LONDON EXCHANGES.
H. Sutcliffe, b Blackie
58
W. R. Hammond, e A'Beckett,
b Blackie
200
Paris
London, Yesterday.
124.09%
.5949
Hong Kong Lands
-$63% b
Suits
all
A. P. F. Chapman, b Blackie 24 E. Hendren,
Hendry
New York
4.85 3/18
Shanghai Lands
Brussels
34.89
Humphreys Estates
A'Beckett, b
· Gunora
19
D. R. Jardine, a and b Blackle 62 H. Larwood, e and b Blackie
Amsterdam Milan
25.19 12.07 11/16 92.65
.T165 b .$14.80 b
.$8% n-
0
G. Geary, 1.b.w., b Grimmett .
1
G. Duckworth, Blackie
Berlin Stockholm
20.38/ 18.13
M. W. Tate, c Kippax, b
Grimmett
Copenhagen
18.177%
Oslo
18.19%
21
Viean?
34.45%
.36.30 n .$721⁄2 b
J. C. White, not out
8
Extra
1
Prague
163 13/16
OLD TAYLOR
Helsingfors
102
Tots]
Madrid
29.73
417
"Errors, like straw, upon the surface blow;
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Fall of wickets: 1 for 28 runs (Hobbs), 2 for 161 (Sutcliffe), 3) for 201 (Chapman), 4 for 238 (Hendren), 5 for 364 (Hammond), 6 for 364 (Larwood), 7 for 381 (Geary), 8 for 386 (Jardine), 9 for 391 (Duckworth), 10 for 417 (Tate).
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
0, M. R. W. .37 7 92 1 .20 8 35 1 55 14 114 2 .35 11 67 0
A'Beckett Hendry
Grimmett
Bucharest
Rio
Duenos Aires Bombay
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Silver Spot
Silver Forward .. 26 7/16
-British Wireless Service.
Lisbon
108
Athens
375
808
5 29/32
.... 479%
H.K. Telphona
1/16 1/32 2/7 2
.$6 b old
[6.65 b new
.$11 b
Yokohama
Holiday 20%
...12/- n. 18/3 a
..$5, n
Everything at reduced prices. All goods to be cleared to make room for New Season Goods.
7. Ice House Street.
..17/6 n
.$134 B
$381⁄2 b
..$5 b
.T158 b
T5% n
.T105 n
T13.10 sa
.T21⁄4 3
H.K. & W. Docks
China Providents
Hongkews
New Engineerings Shanghai Docks
Cotton Mills
Ewo Cottons
Oriental Cottons
Shanghai Cottons (Old) .T66% b Shanghal Cottons (New)..raz b
Lands, Hotels & Buildings
H.K. & S. Hotels
CORNS
Don't cut corna, fatal poisoning may follow, One drop of new fiquid deadens pain in 3 seconds. Then com shrivels' up and loosens so you peel it off. Doctors urge t For sale everywhere. Beware of Imitations.
-GETS-IT-
Chiengo, U. B. A.
WESTINGHOUSE
LIGHT & POWER PLANTS
THE NEW MODEL NO. E-31.
Self-Contained
Air Cooled
Self-Starting
44 14 94 G
4 0 14 0 Australia-2nd innings
SOVIET ACTIVITIES
"AFRICA FOR THE BLACKS"
Hong Kong Realties H.K. Territorials Prince's Buildings ........
Public Utilities
H.K. Tramways..$20.65 b,20.80 s Peak Trams (old).$18 a Peak Truma (new)
Star Forries
China Lights (comb.)
China Lights (old)
China Lights (new) China Lights 1928 issue
H.K. E'tries (old)
Electric (new)
Macao Electrics
China Buses Singapore Tractions Singapore Pret. Sandakan Lts.
.17/6-
Industrials
.$12 m
.$538 .$61% n $26 b
.80 ets. n .$29 b ...33% n
China Sugars Malabon Sugars Canton Icea Cements (comb.) Cements (old)
.$10.05 b
$7.80 n
Cements (new)
.$11⁄2 b
Hong Kong Ropes (old)..$7.60 n Hong Kong Ropes (new) .$7.00ʻa United Asbestos
-$5 x
Oxenham Blackie
Ryder
W. M. Woodfull, c Duckworth,
b Tate...
V. Y. Richardsoń, b Larwood
107 5
H. L. Hendry, st. Duckworth,
b White
12
Stores, &c. Dairy Farms
A. F. Kippax, b Tate
41
J. S. Ryder, b Geary
5
dent of "The Times" states that
Watsons
Der A. Wings
$21 b .$13.30 n .80 cts, b
D. Bradman, c Duckworth, b
112
ed by the Soviet for inciting the
7
South African blacks, based on Sinceres
Mackintoshs1
G
Comrade Bunting's .eport after them. Powells
39
executive had summoned him to
Miscellaneous.
Geary
W. A. Oldfield, b White
E. L. A'Beckett, b White
R. M. Oxenham, b White
C. V. Grimmett, not out
D. D. J. Blackie, b White
Extras
London. The Riga correspon-
the new directions have been issu- Lane, Crawfords
$3.05.n .$20 n .$9 b
89.65 n
Moscow from Africa, to describo Hong Kong Amusements ..$231⁄2 a how the antagonism of the blacks Hong Kong Constructions .$1% n 13 could be stimulated in British B. Ind. G. Bonds
351
dominions in Africa.
H.K. Govt, Loans Total
Comrade Bunting said most of Fall of wickets: 1 for 7 runs the white Communists were un- (Richardson). 2 for 60 (Hendry), I willing, to wage warfare under the 3 for 138 (Kippax), 4 for 143 cry of an "Independent Black; (Ryder), 5 for 201 (Woodfull), 6 | Africa." The Soviet Insist that for 226 (Oidfeld), 7 for 252 white workers must take second (A'Beckett), 8 for 345 (Bradman), place in helping the negro move- 9 for 351 (Oxenham), 10 for 351 ment for independence and must | (Blackie).
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Larwood
Tate
White
Hammond
Geary.
raise the banner of an Independent South African negro republic. Rw. They must combat the idea of the 37
M.
.16 3 .47 15 70 .56.5. 20 107'
.16. G 30
.30 4. 94 England 2nd Innings...
1 white's pretended superiority.
2 Agitators must attack all laws and
.68%
b
.5% Prem, s
JACKIE COOGAN
PLAYING AT TRAINS AT: 7 A.M.
ENGINE-DRIVER AMBITION
It is a great thing to be Jackie Coogan and only 14 years of age..
customs concerning coloured na- Despite the fact that he gave
Otives and employ all means to.com-
three performances at the Palla-
2 bine the colour question with a de- dium, London, on the previous day,-
termined Warfare against English
J. B. Hôbbs, ́l.b.w., & Blaskie 49 domination.
|H. Satcliffe, 1.b.w., b Grimmett 185 Puraning its plans to stir up the
D. R. Jardine, b Grimmett
1
W. B. Hammond, run out...
F. Hendren, b Oxenham
A. P. F. Obapman, c Woodfull,
Ryder.
M. W. Tate, run out
Reliable
G. Geary, not out
Economical
G. Duckworth, not out
Extras
Durable
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Total (for 7 wkts.)
38 black races, the Red International
he ruse at 7 on the following. morning to play "train."
His mother told me all about this during the inorning. "I discovered
82 Secretariat appointed a special him downstairs in the hotel.
Ho
45 sub-commission to work out a pro-big rooms, laid railway lines all had planted. himself in one of the gramme for "agitating American
5 negroes, and making them realise round it, got hold of some mathy- lated spirit and a box of matches,
0 their part in mobilising the negro and got steam up.".
4 masses in various parts of thị
0 - world." **
Jackie Coogan had just finished
his morning leasens with his tutor 29 The sub-committee urges the when I arrived to see for myself. Amortenn negroes to demand self- "Would you like to see may train?" 932 'determination, де the United he asked.
Fall of wickets: 1 for 105 rung Státes offers a fertilo call for a As toy trains go, Jackie's went (Hobbs), 2 for 199 (Jardine),' &{"national... revolutionary. move- remarkably well, although his for 257 (Hammond), 4 for 818ment."The Secretariat estimates mother became slightly impatient (Sutcliffe), 5 for 926 (Hendren), that it should be possible to on- at the time the water took to boll. G for 328 (Chapman), 7 for 328 lat 2,000,000 negroes to fight “Does this train go by scheduln“: (Tate).
under Communist leadership. The or by almanac?" she wanted to. Secretariat emphasises the neces- know. i w.sity for impressing upon the "It'goes by steam pressure," asld. .22 5 390 blacks the injurious influence of her son, "and once it gets going. :29 5 38. O religious missionaries.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
A'Beckett Hendry Blackie : Oxenham Grimmett...
Ryder
M.
.89 11 76 1
J
.28 10 46
}
1 .42.:12 96 2
5.81 161 team the following telegram: London, Yesterday.Hearty congratulations on vic The Prime Minister, Mr Bild-tory after a most gallant fight of win yesterday sent to Mr. A. P. F which both sides may feel proud" Chapman, captain of the English —British- Wireless Service,
It runs for half an hour."
It is clear that Jackie would like
to be an engine-driver - when ho grows up.
What I like about Jackie is that
he is a real boy despite the fact that he is the most famous boy in the world."W"P" in the "Daily MAIL"
A mighty, soul stirring drama of a man who thought he was a tower of strength — but who really was the weakest of man- kind !
a Furamount Pictur
ADOLEH JUROR"
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