1935-01-25 — Page 13

P.&O.-British India Apcar and

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935

HOCKEY GOLF NOTES

FOOTBALL

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CLUB JUNIORS ·AREĮ WEAKENED,

Eastern Australian Fogwill And Nicholls

Lines

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND), MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS.

TAKING CARGO FOR ETRAITS, JAVA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND. AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, AND RED SEA, EGYPT; ·

CONSTANTINOPLE, GREECE, LEVANTINE PORTS, EUROPE, &c.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY

DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, (Under Contract with H.M. Government.)

8.8.

NALDERA

+*SOMALI

RAWALPINDI RAJPUTANA

BANGALORE

CHITRAL

CARTHAGE

**BHUTAN

CATHAY **BEHAR

CORFU

* Cargo -only.

From

Tone Hong Kong

About

1935.

Destination

16,000 26th Jan. Bombay, Marseilles & London.

Noon

Mars., Havre, London Hamburg

R'dam, Antwerp and Hull. Bombay, Marseilles and London,

DO- Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg,

2nd Feb. 7,000

17,000 0th Feb. 17,000 23rd Feb. 6,000 2nd Mar.

16,000 9th Mar. 15,000 23rd Mar, 6,100 30th Ms.

15.200 6th Apr. 6.100 18th Apr.

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull. Marseilles & London

— DO ——

Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull. Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull, 15,000 20th Apr. | Marseflies & London.

+ Calle Catablanca.

Frequent connection from Port Said; for · Fassengers and Cargo to Con- tantinople, Pireaza, Smyrna and other Levant Porta by steamers of the Khadivial Hall Steamship Co.

BRITISH INDIA-APÇAR SAILINGS.

*SIRDHANA TAKADA

+ Calls Rangoon

1985.

8,000 1st Feb. S'pore, Penang and Calcutta. 8,000 15th Feb.

-DO-

↑ Call Port. Sweetenban

B.I. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation for

1st and 2nd class passengers.

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South;

NELLORE TANDA NANKIN

1985.

7:000 7,000 2nd Mar. 7,000

1st Feb.

2nd Apr.

Mavila, Rabani, Brisbane, Sydney &

Melbourne, mud Hobart.

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Miss I. Woolley Outstanding

OVERHEARD AT THE

Miss Woolley was easily the best NINETEENTH “A half-back on display; her distribu- half-back on

tion being excellent. She tackled

and I had eight fours

and defended fearlessly, and kept to a row, that saved me aix golf her position well, thus completely balls." holding up the opposing right-wing throughout the game.

she thought he was playing too much golf, and now he's Two changes have been made in

got to say it with flowers, and I the Club junior team which will meet the Royal Artillery, in the

Mrs. Rose, in goal, was given don't mean a couple of phnales."

and if it hadn't been Second Division at Happy Valley plenty to do, and did what was ex-

pected of her, except on one or two for that ten at the third hole I'd occasions when she attempted to have qualified." Payne will return to his position clear shots which would have gone most of them have de- between the stleks, as Fagwill is behind, and which in a match might cided to bring their hammers, so indisposed, and Nicholls is unable have resulted in the other side scor- what will Percy get?" to turn out at left-half, and is being ing. substituted by Bitter,

to-morrow.

The remainder of the team re- mains the same na last week.

The team is:-Payne; Railton' and Binnie; Hopkins, Porrow and Biter G. Fowler, Fisher, Dunean, Williams and Krilovsky.

| VAUGHAN REPORTS

FIT

Service Corps Team Undecided

Owing to a practice game and the probable as to the composition of their team for their game against the Engineers in the Junior Shieldi at Chatham Road to-morroy,

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.....there's eleven bee- hives" or "primples. I reckon Joseph fall into the "stream.". Miss B. Pope and Miss J. Wong

and I thought it was spoiled well enough, but their dis- tribution was poor, and on several the Club flagstaff, but it turned occasions the ball was immediately out to be a now plo

when you lose a balli back in their area following a bad clearance. Miss Bryson took the in the 'mulligatawny its like look- game too easily, but was very af.ing for a needle that Kate Smith fective with her defensive scoop

and the Mall called It S.S.

shoté.

*

*

Bat on."

of

"Jimmy's 350 yards drivel," Miss H. Knill, on the right-wing, courec that's a misprint, his 'name wa's very poor and, with one or two is Jobin."

this noisy nineteenth, exceptions, bungled the majority of her opportunities. She was given where no one waits for those up Smith, who should have attempted able." the ball much too often by Miss ahead to play their second syll- last week one had ai Knfl improved towards in the son and the other now has a daugh- latter stages of the game, but waster, can you wonder that our wait- again' at fault in attempting to ing list is full,

to break through on her own. Miss

The team will probably be selected take the ball into the goal from the from the following: Cooper; Alvis, goal-line. Forsythe, Daley, Fuller, Digby, Cray- ford, Eycott, Beasley, Clarke, Flood, and Vaughan..

China Mail.......

Sports Diary

TO-DAY.

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rapped over the knuckles of her right-hand. She left the field late in the second half, and had to have medical attention.

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Miss M. Woolley Fails Miss M. Woolley had an off-day In the centre-forward position, while Miss S. Dalziel, although working hard throughout, was in- Mrs. Harrop displayed plenty of clined to get in her winger's path dash in her attempts to get through without so much as a signal or the opposing defence, but she lack call: She did, however, feed Missed distributive powers and her Gitting with some brilliant passes, passes out to the wingers were

weak.

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Miss X. M. Xavier playing in the

Mind ·P.” McCaw worked hard in when she robbed Miss Woolley time the Colours centre-forward poai- and again as the latter was about tion, but never made the best of to pass.

Badminton-Mixed Doubles :-- St. Andrew's v Y.M.C.A,,

(8 p.nt.) Men's Doubles-"A" Division:-

Eliot Hall St. Andrew's

(8 b.m.) "B" Division:-

Y.M.CA. Taikoo R.C.

(8 p.m.) Billiards Steel Coulson League-

Garrison Sergeants v Chief and Petty

Colours' pivot position, was fairly

useful during the opening half.

Officers

Royal Artillery v East Lancashires Hockey

H.E.H.C.juniors R. W. Fusillers

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her opportunties when in the circle. being much too slow.

#

In the absence of Miss Marsh from the right-wing, Miss V. Brad The Selectora have in mind an- bury, of the " Ladies, was other practica game for Monday brought in to fill the vacancy, but next when the final selection for she over-ran herself on innumer-the two vacancies will be made. able occasions, and in the second The time, ground, and the teams helf was injured when she was will be announced later.

CAPSTAN

S.S.

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President

LinerT

CHINESE NEW YEAR

EXCURSION

£12. 0. 0.

£. 8. 0, 0.

MANILA

and Return

FIRST CLASS TOURIST CLASS

LEAVE HONG KONG by

"PRESIDENT JOHNSON" Feb. 2, 8 a.m.

arrive Manila 8.00 a.m., Feb. 4.

LEAVE MANILA by

"PRESIDENT PIERCE" 3.00 p.m., Feb. 9 arrive Hong Kong 7.00 a.m., Feb. 11.

SIX DAYS IN MANILA

DOLLAR

STEAMSHIP

AMERICAN MATE

LINE!

LINT

PEDDER BUILDING, HONG KONG.

ARLECT

BARBER-WILHELMSEN LINE

MONTHLY SERVICE

To

NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO," LOS ANGELES,

on

and

PANAMA CANAL Ports. Next Sailing

M.S. "TAI SHAN

FEBRUARY 16th

Excellent Accommodation for 12 Passengers

DODWELL & CO., LTD

Queen's Buildings

Agents

Telephone 28021

Regular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai, and Japan and Hong Kong to Australia.

Hong Kong to Sydney - 19 daya.

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND for a cheap Holiday, (Surfing, Fishing, Ɛbesting, and Climater to suit all Your Eagleh money in werth 25 per cent." mare),

No Additional Charge, for Deck Cabina", Bux Dock Evimming Pool-

Orchestra carried-Laundry-Bargven-Stewardens.

B&A Cuisine zal Berrios are unsurpassed..

Frequent connections from Astralla with the following:-

The Union S.S. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom via New

Gealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, etc.

The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to Londos and '

The P.&O. Branch Servicn öf steamere to London via Suez..

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and

London via Pandina Canal,

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

1935,

*BANGALORE

TANDA

BHIRALA

CHITRAL

*BHUTAN TALAWA. CARTHAGE

NANKIN

SANTHIA

*BEHAR

8,000. 28th Jan,

7,000 2nd Feb. 8,000 7th Feb 16,000 8th Feb.

• 6,109, 21st Feb. 10,000 21st Feb; 15,000 22nd Feb. 7,000 - 7th 'MAY 8,000 26,100

7th: Mar, 77th Mar

S'hai Kobe and Yakobama.

S'hai, Moji, Kobe, Onks, Yokohama." Amoy, Shal, Moji, Kobe, Osaka, S'hai, Kobe, Yokohama, --

Amoy, Bhai Moji, Kobe & Osaka, S'hai, Kobe, Tokohama

S'hal, Moff, Kobó, Dusta & Yokohama, Amoy, Shai, Moll, Ribe & Oaks, Shanghai, Kóba a Yokohama.

NEW FASTSERVICE

·EUROPE:

In April, 1935, the HAMBUBG-AMERICAN LINE

will commence to’opetala a new FastService

to Europe by the Twin Screw Motorship SCORDILLERA, The motorship Cordilerae was specially "Built in 1933 for service in tropléal regions. She carries First Class, Tourist Classknd? Economie Tourist Class accomodation ind is beautifully and comfortably appointed

throughout.

Only 24 days from Hongkong to Naples

• Deji, Hongkong

Passages may be booked now.

...: For further particulare

please applge so the agency of the

HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE

SEN & CO.

All date

pproximate and subject

All Cabins ara, fitted with Electric Pane, or Punka, Lou 8tesmart on London and Australian. Lines are fitted wit Parcels measuring not more-thin B:co. Ik will be received way w Office up to Noɑn on the day, mrevious to wailing,..

* For further information.

MACKINNON MACK

F. &.0, Building Connaught Rd. C., Hong Kong.

for quality!

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RESERVI

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