MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1930.
THE
HONG KONG
PENINSULA HOTEL:
HONG KONG HOTEL: REPULSÉ BAY HOTEL:
PEAK HOTEL
AND
SHANGHAI
ASTOR HOUSE: PALACE HOTEL:
MAJESTIC HOTEL.
HOTELS,
LIMITED
In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking.
ADELPHI HOTEL
SINGAPORE
REMODELLED AND REDECORATED. ' Large Cool Airy Room with Electric Light and
Ceiling Fans.
Each Room with its own Private Bathroom, fitted with Modern Sanitation,
The Only Hotel in Singapore so fitted.
UNSURPASSED CUISINE.
EXCELLENT WINES.
TEA DANCES, DINNER DANCES, GRILL ROOM ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS, ROOF GARDEN CINEMA, LADIES' LOUNGE, PALM
COURT.
A Departments under expert European
Supervision.
Telegrams and Cables :-ADELPHI
THE ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD.,
Entirely under new Management.
MAN LOONG.
PRESERVED GINGER MANUFACTURERËZ.........
NEW SEASON PRESERVED GINGER Best quality--Prompt attention to Exporters. Office: 231, Queen's Road Central. Tel. C. 2530, Factory:-2 Godown, Pruys, Dundas St., Mongkok. Tel. K. 88.
DAILY CROSS- WORD PUZZLE.
(This cross-worž puzzle has been made by an expert but mur Leaders are warned to look out for occasional phonetis
spellings, such as harbor, plow, sad altho,)
32
35
24
28
ધમ
पछ
2 13
5
G
17 18
HO
11
12
137
138
46
49
HORIZONTAL (Cont.), 36-A heron
VERTICAL (Cont.)
30-Wrang-doing
CRICKET
Only Three League
Games Played
ARMY BEATEN BY K.C.C.
THE
CHINA
MAIL.
14. For the Civilian Service Robert a was very deadly with the ball, tak- ing 6 for 39. Scores were as under:
Civil Service C.C.
R. S. W. Paterson, Divalt.... F, E. E. Booker, b Way
F. Harper, b Divatt
15
Rowe, c Ackbar, b Arculli Hardy, c Abbas, b Arculli Ackerman, not out
Q. M. R. W.
14
BOWLING ANALYSIS
4
0
F. Goodwin
B1 2
Extrax
18
N. H. Rose
7 0
A. T. Lee
01
Total (for wkts.) .. BOWLING ANALYSIS
85
W. Brace
,0.3 1
E. F. Fincher
"
18
0. M. R. W.
W. C. Hung
1
Kowloon C.C.
b
F. M. Arculi. .................. 3 Sirdar Khan
2 B 2
E. C. Fincher, c Gittins, b Divett 80-
# 0 22
E. F. Fincher, retired
21 A. S. Sumad
! 0
.6
1 15
A. R. Esmail
Walker, h
M. P. Madar
1 18 1
3
W. Brace, e Divett, b. Falley
1
F. Goodwin, not out
6
0
F. E. Lawrence, st. Zimmern, b
Folley
2
E. R. Davies, c & b Way E, Hamsworth, C Divett, King Sol was not very kind on Hapbarn Saturday to the local cricketers. W. H. Edmund b Divett' The weather was very cold and R. J. Robertson, b Divett javercast, causing the players to un- S. Randle, Way jeurth
woollen sweaters from 0. H. Freoman, c jamongst the camphor buila. How-
Divett
Jover, there were threo League N. J. Bebbington, b Way
rames completed: one in the 1st O'Neil, not out
| Division and two In the 2nd.
In the 1st Division, Kowloon C.C. were at home to the Army, whom they defeated by 3 wickets and 4
runa.
In Division 2, the Club de Recreio Way put "paid" to the Sappers' account Ashworth
to the extent of 42 runs, but not Hepburn without a hard struggle.
38 A. Nomanbhoy
10
A. 8. Sufflad bowled one no ball.
CRAIGENGOWER v. RA.SC.
0A. W. Ramsay, retired
Poo Cosa D
11
· POLO NOTES
Club To Hold American Tourney
The Hong Kong Polo Club is
51 holding an American Tournament
1 W. C. Hung, Gittins, b Baker 16 this month and the following Teame
TM-R.A.S.C. were the visitors to Craigengower at Happy Valley · and 3. R. W were beaten by a small margin of 9
Scores were as under:-
Gea. Lee, 1.b.w.. b Folley
Extras
21
are competing:.
1. Headquarters. — Colonel
a Brownrigg. Colonel Haskard, Major
0 Campbell and Mr. Baskervyle Glegg. 2. K.0.3.B's,Major Lake, Mr. Scott Elliott, Mr. Welch and Mr. MacLaren.
3. Civilians.--Mr. Heard, Mr. Stanton, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Oliphant.
Total (for 7 wkta.). 199 A. T. Lee, S. Jex, and N. H. Ross did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W. £2 I 53 D
26
Extras
Total
Divett
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. 15,24
42
5 run
A. Kaki
G 0 14
4
A. C. Beck
14
1 45
61 7
0
F. Baker
4
0
81 I
4 0
22
1
R.AS.C.
G. E. R. Dlvott
1 13
1
Hong Kong C...
Lieut. Marshall, b Muskett
8 J. E. Richardson
D 8
0
Wong, b
TV. D. Folley
3
2
Kitchell
5
47
Randlo
Pte. Lyons, e Leonard, b Muskett Corpi. Fanuel, e Lewis, b Muskett 13 8 W. 0. McDonald, e Lía, b Muskett
4
7 Pte. Andrews, b Muskett
#
14
ย
Result Of Gala Day's
0
19
D
26
In the other match-the H.K.C.C.R. Hepburn, e Edmunds, b Randle 20 Corp. Crowcroft, c and C.S.C.C.-the Civil Service were R Dowler, e Booker, b Robertson
B. Gahogan, b Robertson defeated by 36 runs.
Of the Friendlies, the batsmen C. Divott, e Paterson,
W. Mackenzie, b Robertson had a day out, especially in therr, Way, c Davies, b Edmunds LK.C.C. and C.S.C.C. first team. 5. Stanosby, nd out The H.K.C.C., declared with 123 for R. Wood, b Paterson
4. were surpassed by the C.S.C.C.. J. Ashworth, b Robertson who declared with 148 for 9.
W. Harris-Walker, b Robertson
League Division I
K.C.C. v. THE ARMY
G. Mead, b Robertson
Played at Kowloon on Kowloon Rondle Cricket Ground. The Army were | Robertson Kowloon's opponents for the after-Edmunda noon in a League match,
Scores were as under-
The Army
3 Pte. Cole, e Leonard, b Abbas..
17 Pte. Mackay, o Grimes, b Abbas.
Lieut. Mayall, e Wong, b Kitchell 0 Simpson.
Abbas, b Muskett ... 17 Taolin, not out
Extras
4883
KOWLOON CLUB
Raffle
4. Odd Lots.--Captain Ramsay, Major Wolfe Murray, Major Hew- ann and Mr. Churchili.
Play is on handicap and the, 3 games are of two chukkas each two points being scored for a win and one for a draw. Play will taka place un the following dates:
Wednesday, January
8-Odd Lots v. Civilians and K.O.S.B's. v. Headquarters.
The following are the winning numbers and the prizes in connec- 126 tion with the Kowloon Football
Club's Gala Day raffles:-
Extra
0
Total
126
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0. M. R. W.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
9 2 26 2
0
3 30
6 Kitchell
7 0 41
1 Muskett
0. M. R. W. E 11. 2 30 2 0.3 1 30 趨
No. : Whisky.
Paterson
3
0 20
1 Abbaa
4. 0 23 2
Craigengower
Friendlies
8
POLICE v. LANE CRAWFORDS
30
4
10
Major Crake, e Jux, b A. T. Lee 24
Lieut. Wolfe-Barry, b Ross
Capt. Reynolds, b Lee
Pte. Joyce, b Leo...
Lieut. Maxwell, b Lee Lt. Col. Wyatt,
Jex, b Brace
Corpl. Davies, e Goodwin, b Braco Cpl. Fry, run out
B.S.M. Lcach, a Brace, b Goodwin Lieut. Christian, not out L/Gpl Sawyer, c Lee, b Ross
J. W. Leonard, c Lyons, b Simpson 27
A. B. Hamson, b Simpson
T. Crimes, run out
A. Kitcheil, b Cole
the Police C. Wong, b Cole
11
1
慈
A cricket match which involved high Y. Abbùa, e Crowcroft, b Simpson 26 scoring
on was played ground between Lane, Crawford XI W. B. Muskelt, run out
and the Police, The Police batted Arst G. Lis B Cole ..
7 and scored 158 for 8 wickets (T. H. A. A. Lewin, b Cole,
Extras
5 Khg 27 and W. le B. Sparrow, 27). U. Kew, not out
The visitors passed the home team's 20score with one wicket still in hand,
Extras
· Total
125
BOWLING ANALYSIS
O. M.
R.
W.
.12
37
1
5.1 0 12
2
.12 1 35
9 2
21
16
b
Goodwin
Rosa
Lee
Bruce
Kowloon C.C.
E. C. Fincher, b Reynolds
F. E. Lawrence, Leach,
Reynolds
E.
F. Fincher,
C
Wyatt,
Reynolds
F. Zimmern, Crake, b Fry
W. Brace, c Joyce, b Wyatt
F. Goodwin, & b' Fry
[A. T. Lec, not out
D Laing, run out.......
Extras
Total (for 7 wits.)
scoring 169 for 9. (F. E. Skinner 49 and R. G. Meade 24 not out).
C.S.C.C. v. H.K.C.C.
No. 31: Lamb. No. 30: Sherry. No. 42: Tin of Cigarettes. No. 79: Hamper Whisky. No 83: Battle of Gin.
No 25: Cigarettes.
No.
20. 220: Cigarettes.
No. 287: Cigarettes.
No. 305: Sucking Pig.
No. 108: Tin of Cigarettes.
30
2
No. 460:
No. 360: Cigars
No. 362: Eau de Cologne.
17.
Cigarettes.
No. 614: Claret.
1
2
No. 658: Hamper Whisky. No. 871: Large chee.
No. 103: Cigarettes
Total (fer D wkta.) BOWLING ANALYSIS
..135
Simpson Andrews
0. M. R. W. 10 1 41 3 12 2 56 0 10.1 2 20
&
The senior teams of each Club en- Cole 2gaged in a friendly on the C.S.C.C.
greund at Happy Valley. High scoring! was the order of the day. The Hong Kong Club batting first made a score! 28 totaling 123 for 4, to which the C.8.6.C. replied with 148 for 1. Beck
4 was the outstanding bowler in this 27 match, taking 4 wickets for 81 runs.
Scores were as under:-
22
Civil Service C.C.
2F. Sillitoe, e Kelly, b Ling ........
K.C.C. Bent Volunteers
Thanks to clever batting by the Fincher brothers and A. W. Ramsey, the K.C.C., scored a comfortable victory over the Volunteers in
ย
No. 740; Hamper Whisky No. 756: Tin of Cigarettes. No. 708: Tin of Cigarettes. No. 821: Cigarettes.
No. 835: Tin of Cigarettes.
No. 840: Bottle of Port.
Friday, January 10.-K.0.S.B's. v. Civilians and Odd Lots v. Head- quarters.
Friday, January 17.-K.O.S.B v. Odd Lots and Civilians v. Head- quarters.
The matches start at 4.45 each day and as usual ten and refresh ments will be obtainable at the Pavilion. The Sides are very even, all carrying a handleap of 11 goals except the Civilians who are handi capped at 9. This will mean that they receive one goal in each of the matches they play. An Interest ing competition is sasured and it is to be hoped many apectators will turn up to watch the play.
The K.O.S.B's, Part
The game of Polo in Hong Kong is shortly suffering a severe blow in the departure from the Colony. of the K.0.S.B'a. From the date of their arrival the Officers of the Battalion evinced a great interest in Hong Kong Polo and it was not long before they procured a batch
No. 841: Large Tin of 500 cigarettes.of ponies from Tientsin and, were
No. 956: Cigarettes.
Lady's Special Prize
No. 140: Rose Bowl.
LOCAL RAINFALL
in the game.
From that time to this they have never wavered in their support and led by their very keen 0.C., Colonel Comyn, they put up an all K.O.S.B's, Side to repre ¡ment Hong Kong in the Interport against Shanghai for the Keswick Cup in 1927. It is going to be hard
sup
friendly cricket match played at Only Eight Wet Days In to find. again such staunch
10 Kowloon yesterday.
Scorea:-
0. Moor, b Baker
18
B
E. R. Duckitt, not out
45
129
E. M. Parker, e Richardson, b
Kelly
20
3. R. Hinton, b Richardson
BOWLING ANALYSIS
H. Owen Hughes, not out
O. M. d. W. 2 0
Extras
Q
G. Hall, S. Jax, and N. H. Ross did not bat.
9 0 30 1
Volunteers
J. E. Richardson, e E. C. Fincher, b E. F. Fincher***** 18. v. Gittins, e Hung. Goodwin 11 E. J. R. Mitchell, Jex, b Brace 20
F. Zimmern, b Goodwin
612
R
R. M. Wood, e Hall, b A. T. Lee 22 Total (for 4 wkts.).... 128 W. D. Folley, i.b.v., b Brace . A. C. T. Bowker, A. C. Beck, A. H. F. Baker, b E. C. Fincher 3Pean, C. A. Ricketts and J. R. Collis A. Reid, not out
did not bat.
Christian
Wratt
Fry
7.8 0 37
2
Reynolds
8 1
25
Leach
5
ก 11
Fry bowled one wide.
League Division II
CLUB DE RECREIO 2ND XI v.
RE. & R.C.S.
The R.E. & R.C.S. were entertain-
December
There were only eight wet-days in the Colony during the month of December, and the rainfalls regis- tered at the Botanical Gardens
were:-
14
Duc. 10
.01 inch.
17
13
.21
18
G. E. R. Divett, b.w, b Brace 14
21
18
BOWLING ANALYSIS
0.
M. R. W
A. C. Beck, c E C. Fincher, b
E. F. Fincher ....
クヌ
07
29
.03
4
19 0
G. A. Victor, c A. T. Lee, b Ross 12
Extras
30
,01
13
31
.07
Q 21 1
3 0
18
143
Total
150 inch.
4
0 27
4 0 18
2 0
Reed
Ling
Baker
Richardson
Kelly Hamilon
Bowker
Hong Kong Ch
ed by the Club de Recteio in a de Rome, b Beck League match at King's Park, and Richardson, Owen Hughes, b were beaten by a margin of 42 runs. The fact that the Sappers were beaten does not belittle the valiant effort that they put up.
Scores were as under:-
RE. & R.C.8.
Q.M.S. Mitchell, b Xavier L/Sgt. Lockyer, с Barros, b
McDougal, e & b Bowker Baker, b Ducklit
Barlon, c & b Beck Ling, e Baker, b Beck Evans, not out..... Hollman, c & b Parker Kelly, b Beck Hamilton, not out
Extras
Total (for D. wkts.)
*148
HORIZONTAL
1-Composition In
Vores
·B-Joyful
40-Exist
9-An old Scottish day 47-Hummed in low
measure
11-A vessel with a
handle and narrow mouth
15-Indefinite artisin 14-Waddad
17-River in N, E. Scotland'
19-irritato
20-Interdict
21-Paint of compass
23-Satisfy the appetite -English Bitla (pl.) 26-To darken 26-Large Eastern State of U. 8. (abbr) 27-Type genus (abbr) 28-Covered with hoar
frust 30-8teap
$2-Huge snake (pl.) .33-Haul
35-Naře goddess of
the ESK
monotonous 'man.
nor
12-Not one- |16-Egyptian eun-god
18-Pertaining to Aesop {20-8mall nocturnal
burrowing mammai (pl.)
43-A continent (abbr.)|22-Four-wheeled ve
44-An island of the
Philippine group 48-A tripist (Mus.) 40-Radiations 49-Tinged
VERTICAL
1-Shaped like a pine
cane
2-Eise
3-A trea 4-A defensive ditch
outside of a fort- -ree wall -Mirth 6-A boy 7-Agriculture. (abbr)
-Contribute
Wither
10-A look of human
hair
hicles for convey- ing coal to a pit 23-Satisfied {20-Wanderer (29-Dark-skinned far-
eignora (slang) 130-Wam out 31-Elevated 112-The courza culor
coat of wheat
34-8mall two-winged
fty
18-Greek god of love 37-Ono-fourth of an
acre (abur.) 38-Placed a golf ball
'on a little mound 41-Proclaim (42-Lacking molature 45–9. Atlantlo Stato
(abbr) 47-Civil engineer
(abbr)
| 11-Clenchad hands
Copyright, The International Syndicate,
BUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD. PUZZLES..
Start out by filling in the words of which you feel reasonably sure These will give you a clue to other words crossing them, and they in torn to still others. A letter belongs in each white space, words starting re the sumbered squares and running either horizontally or vertically or totk
solution of th
(The solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear. to-morrow's teise along with a new cross-scord puzzle.)
SATURDAY'S SOLUTION
TENAC
HATOH GREAT REG E LËVEN
[RBD MOO N MO MA A NER BUR 3D SHADE R NI *SHEERS GEL
DON E BORMQ RHOOD DOR HERK D A80 ASH QEUPIE 16 LOURL
EXTRALITY ISSUE
Japan To Take No Steps At Present
Tokyo, Yes
text of the edict for
extrality has beer
int has not Luig upon the matter, to
understood that hei
Guterres
7
Lieut. Gough, c Figueiredo, b
Pereira
37
L/Cpl. Penny, e Alves, b Pereira Sergt. Harrison. b Sousa
88
0
Reed did not lat,
Lieut. Macdonald, e Carvalho,
*BOWLING ANALYSIS
Sousa
0
O. M. R. W.
L/Corp. Licence, c
Barros, b
Bowker
Pereira
12 2 48
2
19
Bock
13 2 31
Barres,
6
Owen Hoghes
6 Q
20
0
Parker
4
0 18
1
8 Duckitt
4
2 8
12
129
Corp. Deavall,
Pereira
L/Corph Saunders, not out Semn. Higghs, b Figueiredo Hemn, Baldwin, b Figueiredo
Extras
Souza
Alves
Xavier
Guterres
Remedios
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
·0. M. R. 78 ·21 5 2 16
Pereira Figueiredo
10
10
2 0 18
21
I.R.C., R.A.0.C.
The Indians entertained the R‚Å‚0.C. In a friendly match at Sookumpoo and W-knocked a score of 144 against 85 for 10 by the. Ordnance Corp. The *R.A.0.C. were one man short during the game, which accounts for thdr 'in- different score.
0.4 0 2 2 Club de Recreio Zad XL.
L J. Guterres, Deavall, b
Harrison
H. Barros, b Saunders.......... H. A. Alver, .., b Harrison E. Noronha, e Mitchell, Deavali
D. D. Xavier, Donvall, b
Harrison
་་*,
F. J. Remedios, b Harrison
G. A. Guterres, e Ponny, b Gough
F. H. Carvalho, b Saunders
A. P. Pereira, Mitchell, b Gough
3. H. Figueiredo, not out
C. M. Sousa, b Gough
Extras
Score were as under:-
LR.G.
A. Nomanbhoy, b Morgan H. T. Barma, b Morgan 86A. S. Sufflad, a Ackerman,, b 29 Piglas
46 T. 9. Ackbar, Williamson, b
Bowe
В
F. M. Arealli, c & b Rowe 1A. R. Earpall; b Morgan
14 I. Immail, e Williamson, b Piglus
81
12
- à Sirdar Khan, Lbw., à Pigini
10 A. T. Barma, b Rowe..
DM. R. Abbas, b Morgan 8M. D. Madar, not out Extras
Total BOWLING ANALYUS.
171
W.
Harrison Desvall Gough Sanders
Piglus Morgan: Rove
Walker
and ran out
Total WA.
BOWLING ANALYSIS VAN
Birdar Khan
OLMBEN. 1452001428)
80 178
Club fil.XI were. Pi- Servio 2nd XI
bon, b. F. M. Arcaill
"Abbas, D Nomanbhoy CA. T. Harn b Bird
Weller, Nomanbhoy, b. Esmail bawlers for the Club, Reimund, st. Adkber, b Esmall ford and Way for Bayly, o Abbas b
Total
porters and thoroughly good sports Particularly as they have been. there must be mentioned the names of Ainjor Lake, Capt. Abbott, and Messrs. Scott Elliott, Shillington, Welch, Clarke and Maxwell.
Drive a Trusty
"TRIUMPH"
the Motor that never fails you
NEW YEAR RESOLUTION
SMOKE
CAPSTAN
CIGARETTES
THEY NEVER VARY
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.