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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1936

MACAU DEFEAT

WANDERERS BY

5 GOALS TO 3

S. A. Fowler Secures.

"Hat-Trick

PORTUGUESE DEFENDERS FAIL

IN SECOND HALF.

An exciting game of hockey was witnessed yesterday when the newly formed Wanderers eleven were. defeated by the Macau Hoc-! key Club first eleven by 5 goals to 3. after the Portuguese team had led at the interval by 4 goals to 1.

The outstanding feature of the game was supplied by S. A. Fow-i Jer and T. S. D., Whitley, wha! twice broke through the Macau! defence in the second half for the! former to secure

a "hat-trick": after having given the visitors the lead in the first 10 minutes of the.

Kameno mean achievement!

Macau played very good hockey

Left: Four reigning. European sovereigns, the King of Denmark, Belgium, Rumania and Bulgaria, with President Lebrun of France, Crown in the opening half, but fell away Prince Olaf of Norway, Crown Prince Gustav Adolph of Sweden and Crown Prince Umberto of Italy, marching in the funeral cortege of King badly in the second, when their George V. Right: Proclamation of the death of King George V and the accession of King Edward VIII at Temple Bar, London, by the Norror left-half and left-back were too King of Arms, Mr. A. H. Stafford Howard."

slow in intercepting passES

Sommer Shines

Sommer was the best defender on the field, and in the second half. was partnered by Potter, who was transferred from the intermediate. line, Tremlett going to left-half.

The ground was heavy and favoured the visitors, who opened the acoring through Fowler. following brilliant bout, of passing. But thereafter Macau held sway and four goals came in

quick succession.

Macau 'Keeper's Lapse

The second half saw a reversal:

of play and spectacular inter- passing between Fowler andi

Whitley saw the former score his second goal after the Macau cus- todian had miskicked. The third goal by the Wanderers was a re- petition of the second, and the Portuguese custodian should have saved. Macau scored their last just before the end.

The Wanderers were accom panied to Macau by a strong party of supporters including an im promptu band comprising J. J. Ferguson, J. C. M. Grenham, W. Simpson and D. J. Nooy.

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Barcheaded. -Britain's tuler. King Edward VIII, marches in the funeral cortege-as the body of his father, King George V arrived in London from Sandringham.

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES

KING'S MESSAGE

ELOQUENT TRIBUTE

TO KING GEORGE

BONDS OF LOYALTY

London, To-day. with the welfare of his subjects and) His Majesty King Edward, in all those under his protection. In his broadcast to the nation, a time of adversity bia calm said that it was an ancient tra- confidence was an inspiration to dition of the British monarchy all his people. He shared their that the new Sovereign should joys as well as their sorrows. send a written message to his “I know," said the King, "that

India. "Science has made it in the Dominions. people.

the possible." said the King, for Colonies dependencies the me to make a written message bond of the crown that symbol more personal and to speak to of unity in many lands and popu- you all over the radio. How lations has been strengthened ever, this is no innovation, for by the tie of personal devotion to I feel that his death my father has spoken for the my father.

an overwhelming last few years at Christmas was not only time."

grief to my mother and as his

and

He recalled that little more children, but at the same time a than six months ago he was personal loss to you all” speaking at the close of a long and The King sent his greetings as wonderful reign, during which King-Emperor to the Princes and unprecedented changes had taken peoples of India. He said it would place and great anxieties had been be a solemn trust with him to shared by all.

maintain and strengthen the asso ciations of the British and Indian :

Devotion To Duty Throughout his reign he set a peoples. The forthcoming wedding is an- Mrs. Margaret Sanger, the birth high example of constant devotion "nounced-of-Mr-Goscombe Goddard control advocate, who has been ill ¡to duty. He was ever concerned

Clarke, police officer, Central Po-'in the War Memorial Hospital lice Station, and Miss Joyce Grd- since her recent address here, is! gin Naylor, residing at 59D Wong making good progress towards

H.MS. Heimes, from Singapore,,

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A Leap Year Dance was held at the Kowloon Cricket Club Saturday night when about 70 people attended. The Nura Kanis dance band provided the music.

Leap Year gala dances were

night; when dancing

tinued until 2 a.m.

she is now writing.

was con-.

The art photograph of Ed- ward VII, snapped when he left Sandringham House en raate in London, where he was formally proclaimed King on January 21 last.

POLICE RESERVE Orders For The Current

Worldwide Tributes "Queen Mary, my family and! ; myself have been greatly helped by the worldwide tributes and the

.

COMMEMORATION IN

ROME

MUSSOLINI'S ADDRESS TO

FASCIST MILITIA

DEMONSTRATIONS BY HUGE CROWDS

“CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL,

Rome, To-day.

A solemn field Mass, attended by Signor Mus- solini and the King of Italy, the whole Fascist garrison of Rome and the Fascist militia and mili- tary party formations, was held yesterday on the Piazza Venezia at the grave of the unknown sol- dier, in order to commemorate the Italian soldiers. who fell at Adowa 40 years ago.

Signor Mussolini returned to the Palazzo Venezia after the ceremony, but reappeared on the balcony-to respond to the de- monstrations of the huge crowd.

His address was succint, consisting of the following two sentences:—

"The Italian troops are advancing, and will continue to ad- vance. The events speak for themselves and will continue to speak for themselves.”

These words had a tremendous effect on the crowd, which broke out into delighted cheering.

The famous poet d'Annunzio soldier. at which the King was also honoured the service. He also present.

dedicated a poem to Signor Signor Mussolini, referring to Mussolini, whom he described "this great day of national vindi- both as his elder and his young-jcation and victory," added that er brother.

what the 3Black Shirt revolution

In this panegyric d'Annunzio desired was taking place.-Reu- solemnly proclaims:

Iter.

"Abyssinia has been Roman

from times immemorial. like the HM. TRANSPORT

Gaul of Julius Ceasar, the Asia of Trajan and the Africa of Scipio. The clear Latin will appears to have been absent from Europe, which again is the white ox of Jupiter. Be praised, 0 Chief, for Thaving given back to Rome the Italy that is predestined to be hers."-Trans-Ocean Service

DUCE SATISFIED.

NEURALIA

Due To Arrive At

End Of Month

DETAILS FOR HONG KONG

Rome: "Our soldiers, victorious China Corgmand gives the follow- The latest list issued by the are. advancing. The facts will

in the future,ing personnel aboard H.31. Tran- sponk even more declared Signor Mussolini, speak-1sport Neuralia, which sailed from jing, at a demonstration in the Southampton on February 21 and is expected here at the end of March.

The list is subject to slight alteration.

Piazzo Venezia following a ser- vice at the tomb of the unknown

WEATHER IN FEBRUARY

For Hong Kong Royal Artillery.Major E. E.. Mockler Ferryman, M.C. and Mrs. Mockler-Ferryman, Major G. E

Mostly Cloudy And Churcher, MC, 20d/Lt. E. R. E.

Humid

.

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chil-

Rayzel (from Southampton), Lt. Earell, Mrs. Lanell and four chil dren, Sgt. Colledge, Mrs. Colledge LARGE FLUCTUATIONS IN

and three children; S/Sgt. Trevor, TEMPERATURE

L/Bdr. Sutherly (from Malta).

8th. Heavy Brigade, R.A.-Sgt. February was for the most part D. Johns, MrJohn and Week

jcloudy and humid.

During the children; L/Sgt R. Sweet, Mrs. Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. latter hall of the month some Sweet and child Bdr. A. Basker- President genuine sorrow of the vast King, Inspector General of Police. very large fluctuations in temper-villa, Mrs. Baskerville and five Nei Chong Road, Happy Valley. recovery. She has been suffering Shanghai by the ss.

crowds reverently assembled at

Athletic Sports

ature were experienced, owing to children; six bombardiers, 38 ¡Pierce. from gastritis.

the funeral to pay homage to the; All Police Reservists are re-the fact that Hong Kong was si-jgunners.

on or near the boundary Anti-Aircraft Artillery-Sgt. J. Police Athletic tuated and the French sloop Amirai There will be a Social held at Among the through passengers late King's memory. The written minded that the Charmer are expected to arrive in the Matshed Church, Shamshuipe, en route to Manila by the ss. Pre- words of sympathy from thou Sports will be held at the South between the cool air of the N. E Whittle, Mrs. Whittle and four

for the Women's Section of the sident Pierce are Mr. and Mrs. B. sands of people, not only resident China Athletic Association Ground, Monsoon and a warm southerly children.

on Sunday, March current. The mixing of these two 5th A. A. Brigade, R.A-Four port some time to-day...

Royal Army Ordnance Corps from G. Moorhouse. Mr. Moorhouse is in the British Empire but in many Caroline Hill,

air masses produced rain or driz-¡bombardiers. ian Assistant Engineer with the foreign countries, is a thing weg at 1430 hours.

It was won 3 p.m. to 6 pm. to-night.

Chinese Company,

zle on almost every day from the Royal Engineers.-Lt. A EL Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. shall never forget.

derful to us to know how univer- Leave: Inspector (R) Chow U9th until the end of the month, Higgs, Mrs. Higgs and two chil Among the passengers who ar-Ltd., of Shanghai."

sally my father's great qualities Ting has been granted 14 days and fogs were frequent during the dren.

Royal Signals.-Sgt. F. Bennett, rived in the Colony this morning!

leave of absence from February period 17th to 25th Thunder by the s.s. President Pierce were; Over 300 people were present at were appreciated and valued.

"It is no mere form of speech 25, 1936, Sub-inspector (R) David was heard on the 26th.

Mrs. Bennett and three children. Mr. and Dr. Mrs.) W. Mead. Dr. the Royal Engineers' Old Com-

to say that he reigned in the Leie will perform Inspector (R) The mean temperature for the 2nd: Battalion, Royal Welch (Mrs.) Mead broke her journey to rades' Association's Leap Year held at the Peninsula Hotel and Manila in order to obtain inform-Carnival Dance held at the China hearts of his people, and it was Chow U Ting's duties, in addition month was 59.3 degree F., which Fusiliers-2nd/Lt. . .C. Hin

his happiness to know before he to his own duties, during the is normal. A maximum temper-shull-Ford. the Hong Kong Hotel on Saturday.ation and data for a book which Fleet Club Theatre on Saturday aled that his long years of un-Kormer's absence on leave.

ature of 76.0 degrees was record- 2nd Battalion, East Lancashire night, the function proving a great İstinted service were rewarded by Training Course Part I: Alled on the 18th, during an intru-Pegt.-C.QMS." W. Hampson, success. Music was supplied by

Ja devotion and affection so per-recruits of the Chinese Company sion of southerly air, and a mini-Mrs. Hampson and three Mr. William Keswick, a Director the dance baid of the Royal Ulster

fectly expressed at the jubileo de- who have not yet passed Part Fimum of 45.9 degrees occurred on dren; L/Sgt. E. Gaythrope, Cpl. A

·lof- Training Course will attend at the 12th. The mean relative hu-Allison, ́A/Cpl. F. Haworth. The European Y.M.C.A. will re of Messrs. Jardine Matheson and Rifles. sume discussion of the subject Co. Ltd., arrived in the Colony

the Chinese Company Headquar-midity was 85 per cent., an excess}L/Cpl. W. H. Brown. "To Carry On" this morning from Shanghai ́by! "Is the World All Right?"

1st. Battalion, Royal Ulster "It now falls to me to succeed ters on Tuesday, March 3 at 17.30 or 6.per cent. over the normal him and to carry on his work hours for instruction.

Half Normal Sunshine.... Rifles Capt G. M. K Ryland 4, and this time it will be taken on a business trip to the Colony. outward bound English mail.

She is carrying the

am better known to most of you

Indian Company

The total sunshine amounted to and Mrs. Ryland, L/Cpl. R. Dixon. as the Prince of Wales, as a man. Training Course Part II: All only 436 hours, which is about Boyal Army Service Corps and Economics. Professor R. Ro-, Miss Lauris Kain, who is in The RMS. Empress of Britain, who during the war and since has recruits of the Indian Company half the normal amount; sunshine L. E. H. Reeder, Mrs.. Reeder and bertson, Professor of Economics charge of the American Express

Travel Bureau in San Francisco now on a world-cruise, is due to had the opportunity of getting to will attend at the Indian Company exceeded 5 hours on only four child; S.Q.M.C. W. C. Street, Mrs.

Street days of the mouth.

and two children; leave Singapore at 6.30 pm. to know the people of nearly every Headquarters on Tuesday, March day for Bangkok, where she is due country under all conditions and 3 at 17.30 hours for instruction.

A maximum vind velocity of 63 N.C.O., two Corporals, 12 privates. Training Course - Part I:

Royal Army Medical Corps.- at 6 am on Thursday next. She circumstances. The Fellowship of Youth cele- Mrs. C. M. Hall, proprietress of

is timed to arrive in Hong Kong "Although I now speak as King Members of the Indian Company.ph. from the S. W. was reached

It is un-LT. D. M. Martin and Mrs. brated the Leap Year with a social The Caravan, arrived in Hong at 7 am on Friday, March 20. I am still that same man who has will attend at the Kennedy Road at 4 pm on the 25th. held in St. Andrew's Church Hall Kong this morning by the,s.s. Pre-

that experience and whose con Range on Wednesday, March 4 at Usual for a southerly wind of this Martin, Lt. C. H. George, Sgt. on Saturday night. An enjoyable sident Pierce from Shanghai.

ton. Cpl. G. Smitham, Mrs. The BMS Empress of Canada, stant effort it will be to continue 17.00 hours to fire the Part II force to be experienced so early Major A. A. Barton and Mrs. Bar

Course under Sub-in the yearround Victorian comedy, “Alicia Dis!

which arrived in Vancouver yes to promote the well-being of my Revolver

Rainfall amounted to 3.35 Smitham and three children; two poses," was presented by the

terday, will leave again on Satur- fellow-men. May the future bring Inspector Hopkins. Only those de-

inches, an excess of 2.60 inches Corporals, and ten Privates. younger members, those partici- The Bev. N. V. Halward, M. Cday next and is due here on the peace and understanding through tailed will attend.

lover the normal. Up to midnight Queen Alexandra Imperial Mili- D. L. KING, pating being Marjorie Smith, Betty of the Diocesan Boys' School, and leaving the same evening for piness to the British people, and morning of Friday, March 27, out the world, prosperity and hap-

D. S. P. (B)-

Jon February 29 the total rainfall tary Nursing Sisters Sister Jeffreys, Jean Parkinson, Peggs Vicar of the Kowloon Tong Angli-Manila-

Hong Kong, Monday, March 2; for the year was 3.98 inches, Miss P. Hogan, Sister Miss E. V. Wallace, Sister Miss D. Nicholson. Jeffreys, Nancy Banker and Pat

may we be worthy of the heritage

1936

jagainst normal-of: 3.03 inches. Barn, Messrs. J. J. Ferguson and can Church, Duke Street, returned

¡that is ours.”—Beuter.

Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Lt-Col. J F. King, Mrs. King and daughter; ILG. Gillam and Mrs.. |Gülain, S/Condr. A. Day, and two children; Sgt A Smith, Mrs. Smith and child; one N.C.O. and. ten" Privates,

on

Wednesday evening next, March the s.8. President Pierce.

from the point of view of Finance

•

monstrations.

The s.5. Ranchi is due here- He is from Singapore at

7 S.EL next Thursday.

at Hong Kong University, will!" open the discussion.

***was another arrival this morning)

by the s.. President Pierce.

to the success of the programme.

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a member of the School Committee

J. C. M. Gresham also contributed to the Colony this morning by the The as, Tanda will leave here Reception of the broadcast was President Pierce from Japan for Manila at 10 am. next excellent in Hong Kong. There via Shanghai.

Friday.

will be a relay of the transcrip The fifth meeting of the Hong!

tion broadcast by ZBW at 9.25 p.m.) Kong Branch of the English Asso-The forthcoming wedding is an- It is notified for general in- to-day (Hong Kong time). ciation for the session 1935-36 win nounced of Mr. Colin Kai Leung formation in the Government | -be held at the Helena May I-Lee, civil engineer, of No. 111 Gazette that Notification. No. 193 stitute. to-morrow (Tuesday) at Leighton Hill Road, and Miss Syl-published in the Gazette of Feb-

6.30 pm. Lady Southorn, "0.8.Evis Peter Chong of No. 33, Taipo ruary 28, 1936, is cancelled. It The death occurred at Home will preside, and Miss Kathleen F. Boad, Shamshuipo, Kowloon. dealt with a resolution under the yesterday of Mr. George Saunders, Curtin will speak on "Music. In

Liquors Ordinance, 1981-

formerly Station Officer of the Words.” Those who wish to have Mr. Stuart B. Dunlap, represen-

Hong Kong Fire Department, at tea in the lecture hall are asked to tative for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Mrs. M. Jarvie, accompanied by the age of 49. He left the Colony order it to-day from the Matron in China, arrived in Hong Kong her daughter Miss M. A. Jarvie, in May last year on leave prior of the Helens May Institute, Tel; this morning-on: a short business arrived in Hong Kong this morn to retirement, having been in in-. 22160.-

Įtrip..........He, was a passenger, from ing from Kobe by the s.5. Tanda. different hesith for some time,

-The-Mark Brothers> are "in-“A” Night At The Opers,” now - showing at the Majestic Thestre.

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· 1/8 Punjab Eest-12. C. H Genders..

Royal Army Pay Corps. Col JL. Lightfoot, O.B.E., and three

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Military Police Special Corps.

Sgt. J. Bannister, Mr. Bannister jand two children.

4 Corps of Military Police-Fire

¡privates.