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THE NEWS

OF

THE

WEEK

AND WHEN YOU GO HOME KEEP IN TOUCH THROUGH

THE OVERLAND CHINA MAIL

WEEKLY EDITION OF THE “CHINA MATEA”,

Published Every Friday at 3a, Wyndham

(Telephone Central 22.)

CHOY

HEONG

MANUFACTURER OF PRESERVED GINGER AND

Office

Bétabliekta For: More Than Forty ~No. 99, Bonham Strand, Hong Kongyrch,

1A Sham Chim Sireet, Mongkok.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE

SUCCESSFUL SPORTS

AFTERNOON

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES

THE CHINA MAIL,

A ports afternoon" was suc cessfully held on Saturday on the Queen's College recreation grounds, Causeway Bay, the ocea sion being the distribution of prizes won by students of the Col Jegė last autumn for swimming,

tennis and drawing.

There was a large attendance of teachers of the College, past and present pupils, and friends, in- cluding several ladies. Amongst those present wero Mes. R. E. Lindsell, who gave away the prizes, Mr. A. H. Crook, head mas- ter, and Mr. C. G. Anderson, who represented the Queen's College Old Boys' Association..

MONEY AND SHARES

On London-e

Dank, wire

Barik, on demand... 2/- 1/16 Bank, 20 days' sight. Bank, 4 months" sight 2/- 1⁄4 Cradits, 4 months'

sight

2/1 Documentary 4 months'

-sight

On Parla

On demand Credits,

sight

On Berlin- On demand....

48

On New York On demand Credits, 60 days' aight. 50%

On Bombay- Wire On demand

T.T. on London TT. on Shanghai

Banks

.78%

H.K. Bank ... $1340 b 1950 s H.K. London Reg. Chartered Bank':, Mercantile A. & B.

·Mercantile C...

Insurances

Douglases

Shipping

H.K. Steamboats H.K. Tuga & Lighters Indo-Chinas (Pref.) Indo-Chinas (Def.)

.£147 n .$2244.b £84 n

.214% n

u. €***

MONDAY, JANUARY 28,

Pamela

.$39 b

Sale for TWO WEEKS only.

January 16th-30th,

Everything Reduced considerably

13, Queen's Road C.

2/1 %

P. & O. Bank

Bank of East Asia

1242

4 months'

Canton Insurance

1917

Union Insurance North China Insurance

Yangtze Insurance

.$68244 b $371 n ..T160 b .M350 n

China Underwritera

China Fire Insurance....... H.K. Fire Insurance

.$280 b .$785-n

183

.$96 b 37.8

***. 193

.$274

On Calcutta- Wire.....

$1.40 n

133

.350 b

183

.890 n

On Singapore!

862

On Kianila-

Shell Transports Shell Transports (new) Union Water-boats ...

Mining

.96/~ n

.$24 n

Benguets

.$2.40 b

.'. 78%

Kailan Mining Ad.

..69/7 n

Langkats (Comb.)

.T11 b

Langkats (Single)

....TG n

106%

Shanghal Explorations

1290 bị

Shanghai Loans

.$3.10 b

Raube

.45% n

Tronoh Mines

.17/8 #

H.K. & K. Wharves

$132 b

.$40%

A "soccer game and a series On demand of tennis matches were played during the afternoon, the present | On demand pupils of the College being oppos. ed by past pupils.

Tea was served on the grounds by Lane, Crawford's restaurant.

Head Master's Tributes Addressing the gathering after the games, Mr. Crook thanked the old boys for coming there that afternoon to entertain them. He thanked Mr. Ip Kau-ko for bring- ing along an old boys' football eleven to play against the present pupils. As usual, Mr. Ip had got together a strong team and the present pupils were well beaten. But, then, it was only expected of them. If a combination of old boys could not beat the present pupils, they ought to be ashamed of themselves, and should not claim to be old boys of Queen's College.

Mr. Crook also thanked Mr. F. Grose for getting together a team of old boys to play tennis against the present pupils, and they also did what was expected of them as old boys. of “Q.C.”

After Mrs. Lindsell had dis- tributed the prizes, three hearty cheers were given her on the call of the head master. Then one of the College's youngest, students pre- sonted Mrs. Lindsell with a beau- tiful bouquet of red and white flowers, tied with red and white ribbons the College colours. At- tached to the bouquet was a plush case, in which was a gold pencil.

The pleasant afternoon termin- ated by Mr. Crook thanking Mra. ¡Lindsell for her presence and for kindly consenting to give away the prizes.

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Soccer

The following teams lined up for the soccer match:-·

On demand....... 97%

On Shanghai- On demand ...

80 day's sight (private

paper) .....

On Yokohama--- On demand

Gold Leaf, 100 Ane

(per taul) Sovereigns

(Bank's

9.60 26 1/16

2% Prem.

Nominal

buying rate) Silver (per oz.) Bar Silver in Hong

Kong... Chinese Copper Cents 6% Prem. Copper Cash

Rate of Native In-

terest

'7% p.a Chinese Sub. Coin .. B14% dis. Hong Kong Sub. Coln Par.

LONDON EXCHANGES.

Paris

New York Brussels Geneva

Amsterdam

Milan Berlin Stockholm

:

London, Yesterday.

124.055

4.84 15/16

34.895

25.215

Docks, Wharves, Godowna, &c.

H.K. & W. Docks China Providents Hongkews

New Engineerings Shanghai Docks

Cotton Mills

Ewo Cottons Oriental Cottons

$5 b 5.20 s

.T164 b „T61⁄4 ¤ .T106 b

.T12.80 b 13 s ..T2 n

Shanghal Cottons (Old) .T653⁄41⁄2 ́b Shanghai Coltons (New) ..T32 b Landa, Hotels & Bull¿logs H.K. & S. Hotels.....$9 b 98 H.K. Lands

Shanghai Lands

Humphreys Estates

H.K. Realties

HK. Territoriala

ON APPROVAL

will be produced by the

HONG KONG A.D.C.

at the Theatre Royal

on Tuesday, 19th, Thursday, Friday &

Saturday, 21st, 22nd & 23rd February.

BOOK THE DATES.

IN CAR FIRE

LADY GLANELY HAS £60,000 JEWELS DESTROYED

RESCUER VANISHED

.$6.30 n

of Lord Lady Glanely, wife $73 8 Glanely, of Exning House, Exning,

....$65 n

.T165 b

.$15 b

.88 b

12.09 9/16

92.645

Prince's Buildings

20.42

Public Utilities

18.144

H.K. T'ways

320.60 b

Copenhagen

18.185

Peak Trams (old)

....$13

18.195

Peak Trams (new)

34.505

Star Ferries

163%

China Lights (comb.)

192

29.685

109%

$75

China Lights (new) .... China Lights 1928 issue. H.K. E'trica (old)

E'trie (new)

Macao Electrics

Oslo

Vienna Prague Helsingfors Madrid Lisboa Athens ... Bucharest Rio 'Buenos Aires

Bombay Shanghai.. Hong Kong Yokohama Silver Spot Silver Forward

8072

.5.59/64

47 16/82 1/6 1/32

2/64 2/0

1/10 7/16 26 1/16 26%

-British Wireless Servico,

Old Boys.-Yik Chap-pong; 3. A. Ismail and Wan Kwong-ting; Ko Sik-wai, Lai Sze-chlu and Ng Po Jau; Chan Chun-sang, Li Siu-luen, Ip Kau-ko, Lam Yuk-ying, and Li

Ping-kong-

Present keung: Mo Kwong-lam and Ma Gurbachan Singh and Hung Sum-woon; Wong Chiki, Ip Yuk chia (Present Boys) - and Wong Siu-pui; Kung Ping-lost to F. Grose and lu Tak- hoi, Koo Hong-suet, M. S. Sallah, chank

China Lights (old)

H.K. Telaphones

China Busca Singapore Tractions Singapore Pref. Sandakan Lts.

Dear Newmarket, told a "Daily .$12.20 d Mail reporter a graphic story of

but lost jewellery worth

The police are doing their best. to find the man who' dragged my wife from the car, to whom I owe a priceless debt.

I visited the police station and was amazed to see the damage.. The pearls were burnt to cinders cloty resembling black currants, and tho mountings

the of dlamanda were malted. Only part of the jewellery was insured. The car, which was now a month. ago, 'was not insured.

The Destroyed Jewels The jewels known to have been: in Lady Glanely's jewel case in-- cluded:

Three strings of pearls, one a parti--

eularly long necklace.

A diamond and sapphire tiara. A large diamond and emerald'

brooch.

a motoring accident in which she. had a narrow escape from burn- $53 & Ing .$52% 8.

£60,000. .326 b

Her chauffeur swerved in trying ...$6.90 a old to avoid a cyclist who came out of [6.80 n new a blind side-turning into the

.$11 b

road, main Newmarket-Royston ....11/6 n

about A rafle from Royston, ..17/6 b 18/3 e Hertfordshire. The car skid- 45 ¤ ded, ran up the bank on the side of the road, and toppled over. -51,05 b Lady Glanely was trapped in the She $25 b, car, which burst into flames. $31⁄2 a retained her presence of mind and A Cements (comb.)...$0.45 b 0.70 with great difficulty forced open a

.87.80 n window. With the help of a passer-A

81bby she scrambled out. ...$7.20 n.

Industrials

China Sugars..

Malabon Sugars

Boya. Chung

Chi-

lost to H. Y. Ho and Iu Tak-

lam ....

Canton Ices

2-7

Man-

Cements (old)

Cements (new)

H.K. Ropes (old)

27

Wa.

Cbang Tin-yau, and Kwok Fuk lost to Ng Kam-chuen and

A. H. Ramishn

·8-6

lost to H. Y. Ho and Iu Tak-

lam

:

1

The pedestrian, who also helped Hong Kong Ropes (new)..$7.10 n to rescue Lady Glanely's maidser United Asbestos

$5 avant, disappeared and efforts to Stores, &c.

trace him have failed. Lady Dairy Farms.

.821% Glanely, who only remembers that 4-5 Watsons

..$13.10 b 13.30 she was a man of the labouring type, Mrs. Der A. Wings

.80 cta. bls anxious to hear from him.

08.06 д

Terrible Experience

distributed by Lindsell were as follows:

Swimming One Length (Cinas 7 and 8): 1. Lai Lok-sul.

It was an interesting game in spite of the fact that the old boya won by

Prizes the large margin of 7 goals to 1..

In the first half the old boys acored three times without reply. Immediately after the resumption, the present, boys scored a fine goal, and for a time pressed hard,. the old boys' custodian being fre- quently tested, but he did not fall again.

Two Lengths (Junior): 1, Wong Siu-chi; 2. Hau San-chu; 3, Chik Stu-foot.

Two Lengths (Senior): 1, Kung Ki-chung: 2. Wong Yat-hings 3 Chan Kim-ling.

Then the old boys took up the offensive and one of the defend- ing backs added a fourth goal by kicking the ball into his own nat | Siu-fook.

100 Yards (Junior): 1, Wong: Slu-chi; 2, He Pak-hi; 3, Chik

when hard pressed. After this 100 Yards (Senior): 1, Yeung the present boys seemed to fall Yuen-wan; 2, Li Fook-fai; 3, Lau to pieces, and their opponents Ming-on. found the net three more times 100 Yards Breast Stroke before the final whistle.

(Junior): 1, Wong Chiu-chi; 2, Ho Pak-bl; 8, Yeung Yuk-wah.

Tennis. Nine doubles matches of nine games each were played. Eight matches went to the old boys, whilst the present boys secured the other after a very close strug- gle. Out of the 81 games play- ed, the old boys won 58 and the present boys 23.

Scores:-

Wei Chung and Cheung Wal- fung (Present Boys):--: lost to F. Grose and Iu Tak-

cbouk

lost to. Ng Kam-chuen and

A. H. Rumjahn

beat H. Y. Ho and lu Tak-

lam

100 Yards Breast Strokes (Senfor): 1, Lau Ming-on;.- 2, Young Yuen-wah; 8, Ll Fook-fal. Two Lengths Back Stroke (Junior): 1, Yung-Ting-nam; 2, Wong Slu-che; 8, Yung Wah-fal

100 Yards Back Stroke (Senior); 1, Young Yuen-wah; 2, Lau Ming- ond

Diving: 1, Ohlk Sta-fook; 2, LI Fuk-fai; 8, Kwok Kuflun, f

Small Boys Team Race: 1, Class

1-87A

* 6

Tauf Wal-put and Soonderam (Present Boys):-- te lost to F. Grose and Iu Tak-

cheuk

lost to Ng Kam-chen and 600

A. H. Ramjahn

30-9:

EXPERT

SERVICE

Phone C. 3193.

Junior Team Race; 1. Class 4B, ConsolationTM Race: 1, Chan Nal» chi: 2, Hau Sau-tin; 8, Ko Wal-

Masters Race:. D. M. Richards, ATS

Old Boys' Race: 1, Chlu Keung-

SAMTennia

Championship Singler: Tabl Waf-puj, winner; Gurbachan Singh, runner-up: ---

Handicap Singles: Ho Hung-wal, winner: A. K. Hamil, runner-up

Flat Frize,

Lee, Shiu

Leo Ehhù chúc

Hing led and al): 2nd prize.

Lane, Crawforda... Mackintosha Sinceros: Wm. Powells

...Miscellaneous

$20 n

.39%.b Lady Glanely, who, apart from a $8.65 | klight headache, bad fully recovered,

told a reportař:

Hong Kong Amusements .$274 s Hong Kong Constructions .$11⁄2 ¤ B. Ind. G. Bonda...86% HK. Govt. Loans

..4%% b [5% 8 Prem

Little Heard Of

Virginia ole Corbin, haaboen, heard It was

car.

I had a terrible experience in trying to get out of the There appeared to be flames all around me. I could not open the door, but after a great struggle I managed to open one of the windows and with, the.assis. tance of a man who was, passing by I scrambled out.

Captain Bolt, of Hayden Vile,. near Royston, came up. I was worrying about my jewels and clothes, which were in the car, but he led me away. A few moments later, the car exploded, and but for Captain Bolt I might: have been injured because. I did not think of an explosion occur-

The car was burnt to a cinder, and all my luggage and jewels with it. I believe that a few. pearls have been found, but I had with me three perfect strings af pearls, a tiara, and allmy- diamonds.

I should think that the total vaule was between £60,000 and $70,000. Still, I am lucky to have escaped with my life, thi Lady Glanely, after the accident, was taken to the neighbouring House of Sir Cecil Neumann,, who Tatar drove her to Exring event Lady Glanely's maidservant and chauffeur were uninjured.jithe ke The cyclist, Charles Ater, of of whom little Noon's Forry, near Royston; was At one time taken to: Royston Hospital with a would succeed fractu

base of the skull and a compound fracture of the leg. He was in a critical condition.

TEL

A diamond pendant, diamond bar” brooch, and diamond earrings: to match.

diamond and emerald bracelet about one and a half inches wide. diamond bracelet watch, and

diamond,

Five or six pearl and

sapphire and diamond, and emerald and diamond rings. On Inquiry at Exning House a reporter was informed that 71 wreckage of the car, as well as some pearls had been found among the

of the jewels, which were, how. over, badly damaged.

Judge Turner (at Westminster County Court): "It's an unlikely story; even a whale cannot swallow every Jongh.

"William Fog

HANGMANS

HOUSE

VICTOR MCLAGLEN

The star of "What Price

COMING TO THE

QUEEN'S

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