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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931.

CHRISTMAS

GIFTS FOR MEN

TIES

1.

Jaeger Dressing Gowas.

Fancy Leather Slippers.

Lincoln Bennett Hats.

Lotus and Delta Shoes.

GLOVES

Woolies and Pullovers

Pyjamas and Shirts.

Suspender and Brace Sets.

Until the end of the year we are

allowing a special discount on all purchases.

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

Our store will remain open dally till 6 p.m. up to the 24th Inst. except Saturday, 19th, when the store will close at 5 p.m.

Established 1887

THE

MANUFACTURERS LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY

HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO, CANADA, (Occupied exclusively by the Company)

No Need of Crystal-Gazing

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of his loved ones, as well as his own dependent years, with a Manu- facturers Life policy assures his own good fortune. What could be finer than to look forward to financial independence at sixty or sixty-five?

EL J. R. MITCHELL, Branch Manager,

1B, Chater Road.....Tel. 20601. Canton Representative—Mr. V. E. Ferrier,

27, B. C. Shareen

Correct styles FELT HATS: -

Andrews,

THE CHINA MAIL.

LT. HAMILTON IN BIG NOT OUT INNINGS.

Fireworks at Sookunpoo in League Match.

R.E. AND R.C.S. DRAW.

At Sookanpoo yesterday the Royal Engineers and Royal Corps of Signals successfully played out time in their Second League match against the South Wales Border- At the close of play they had but one wicket to fall with 86 runs required for victory,:

Cra

A feature of the match was the hard hitting of Lt. Hamilton (90 not out) who, in partnership with Pte. Ronan added 102 runs for the third wicket. Amongst his best phils were three sixes and eleven

boundaries. Scores:-

South Wales Borderers.

Lieut. G. P. G. de Winton,b.

Williams

Capt. Wales, C Higgins,

Anstruther

12

Pte. Ronan, + Helmek, b

Williams

16

35

Lieut. A. C. Hamilton, not out 90 Lieut. J. O. Crewe Read, c Williams, b Anstruther ... Capt. P. Gottwaltz, not out

Extras

3

29 20

Total (for 4 wkts., dec.) 174 Fall of wickets:-1 for 18, 2 for 20, 3 for 122, 4 for 134.

Pte. Hoskins, Ple. Morgan, Pte. Nelson, Pte. Turner and Ple, Whelton did not bat.

.

Our Sports Diary.

LOCAL

HOCKEY-Te-morrow Hong- Kong Club "A" y. Radio Sports.

CRICKET-To-day-Oxford Cambridge at HK.C.C. at 1.30 p.m.

V.

Saturday-First Division-Kow«, loon C.C. v. Royal Artillery (L): Craigongower C.6. v. University (F); Second Division-University v. Craigengower C.C. (F.); Polleo v. Judian R.C. (F).

GOLF-To-day-Third Round. Railway Cup (Ladies); First Round Taggart Cup (Ladies).

Saturday R.H.K.G.C. Bogey Pool

Sunday-R.H.K.4.C. Champion- ship Final and Begey Pool; An- nual Gymkhana and Presentation of Prizes at Kowloon G.C.

LINCOLN CITY NOW

ELIMINATED.`

Luton Win English

Cup Replay.

CROOK TOWN SUCCESSFUL.

London, Yesterday,

The following were the results of the replays in the second round of the English Cup!-- Luton T.

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The following were the results

of League matches played to- day:---

Third Division (Southern). Exeter C. 2 Watford

Third Division (Northern), Gateshead 4 Rotherham

-Router.

St

A

46

TERRORIST.”

FOOTBALL Saturday First Division St. Joseph's v. Police; Argylls v. Club; Navy v. Border- cra; Recreio v. Kowloon; Second Division Borderers v. Club; Argylls v. Navy: University R.AO.C.; Kowloon v. Twelfth

Third Division- V. Recreio; Chinese League-Yee Woo v. South China _A_South__China “P”—v--Sung Ching: "Eastern v. Chinese Ath- letic "B",

LAWN TENNIS-Sunday- Open Mixed Doubles Final

STEEPLECHASING-Sunday- Fanling Hunt and Race Club Meet at Kwanti.

6 for 58,7 for 61,8 for 83, 9 for 88.

.. 2 1..5 0

Hong Kong C.C.. v. Civil Service.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Cricket Club 2nd XI. against the Civil Service C.C. on the Club ground on Saturday at 2 p.m.-

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. R.. W. Williama, ............... ..12 1 00 2 Anstruther ...11. 1 42 2 Buckle

2 1

0

Ronan Wales Hoskins Nelson Hamilton

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. M. 10 0

R. 'W. 19 2

10

:2

20

4

0. 22

2

0 4

0

11

1

Machan

I 23

Jordan

X Q 26

RE. & Signals.

Lieut. Ewbank, b Wales

7

Cpl. Mechan, b Wales

I

Sig. Gillot, Ronin

4

Sig. Wiliams, b Hosking

30

0

and b

Hamilton

10

3

Cpl. Saunders, e Gottwaltz, b

Wales

7

The following will represent the Indian Recreation Club against

IS.C. Jordan, not out

18

L/Cpt. Higgins, b.Ronan

2

the Volunteers on Sunday at 2 p.m. on the IR.C..ground:-

Sergt. Buckle," not out

0

Extras

9

80

Spr. Holmes, Ib.w., b Wales Lieut. Anstruther, c

Lieut.-Col. Marsden, b Hoskina

Total (for 9 wkta.)

Fall of wickets:-1 for 1, 2 for

12, 3 for 12, 4 for 22, 5 for 56.

R. K. Hepburn (captain), C. E. Gahagan, F. A. M. Elliott, R. R.. Davies, R. S. W. Paterson, A. J. Wolff; J. R. Ratten, L. A. Whipps, P. W. J. Planner, W. Stoker, and J. R. Way.

Indian R.C. v. Volunteers.

A. A. Rumjahn (captain), A. H. Madar, S. A. Ismall, 3. R. Kermani, A. R. Minu, A. K. Minu, O. Iamall. M. R. Abbas, A. R. Abbas, A. S. Suffiad, and H. D. Rumjahn.

Reserves: K. Nazarin, and M. el Arculli.

SENT TO JAIL-FOR-SIX- MONTHS.

0

MARBLE HALL

, Nathan Rd., Kowloon,

Tel. 57089.

(Central Magistracy) Chan Pan was this morning charged, before Mr. E. H. Williams, that he did on October 28, with) others not in custody, demand $50! from Li Kwok-hing, with messages; did use criminal fatimidation; and, did injuriously imprison com-

plainant.

Inspector Murphy said the acetised took complainant to the Sze Wo Club, in Queen's Road, and kept-him.. there for about three hours in a:

room until he consented to pay $50;

which amount was alleged to bo membership

fee.

After

hour's imprisonment, complainant i telephoned to Hend the money.

friend to When it was paid over he was released and given a

medal and two books of initiation, one of which bore the defendant's

name, '

Inspector Murphy added that de-i fendant was known in the Centrali district as a "terrorist" and, none dared to report him.

Three months' imprisonmeat was impared on each of the first two) charges, the third charge being dis- missed. The sentences are to run concurrently.

HER BIRTHDAY LUCK.

Eileen Cornford, a Tonbridge! (Kant) baby, han five grand- mothers and great-grandmothers.

They are her mother's mather, her mother's grandmother, her grand- father's mother. her father's mother and her father's grand- mother,

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There is a special à la carte meum in English from whic patrons can order other "dishes also as moderately charged as the menus. One can choose to the individual taste, alther chicken, duck, awabi, shark's fins, bird's nest soup, bailei or fried garoupa, pigeons, as well as one hundred delicacies too numerous to saxmerate.

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