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Telephones (new) $9 n. China Busen Sh.$111⁄4 n. Singapore Tractions 20/- ǹ.

LEE WAI-TONG AND SUEN ON TOP

(Continued from Puge 4)

The Chinese settled down to their task immediately from the

in

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Sports Club; and the Stables Rodger was not wholly at his Shan Kwong Road. best. but I doubt, if he or any Entries close at 12 o'clock other keeper could have saved the NOON on Thursday, 23rd April shots which passed him. Strange 1996. was forced to play a lone 'hand at full-back, Elms, no doubt through his participation in the earlier game, being practically a "pas Messrs. H. B. Joseph and Co. senger" throughout. i have received the following: Forrow was obviously feeling]

quotations in Straits currency the effects of the first game, but PUBLIC AUCTION: from Singapore for Raw Rubber. did remarkably well at right-half,

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(Continued from Page 4) Newcomer Shines

The Rifles forwards tried hard,

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Hong Kong, 20th April, 1986.

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..263⁄4 Unchanged bination a harassing time. Bel- Tinstructions to sell by Fublic

Unchanged trao was very cool in the centre-Auction 271⁄2 Unchanged half berth and his goal was one 2734 Unchanged of the best of the day, a first-timer

of Bickford's corner kick.

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Ernie Strange worked hard atļ left-balf, but was in difficulties throughout, the short-passing me- thods of the Chinese halves and forwards beating him almost on

SPORTS MEETING every decasion.

(Continued from Page 4) Results

Fowler was tired out by the first

and, beyond missing game. Joper goal or two, very rarely came! into the picture, while Bickford. Cricket Novelty

the left-wing, was event.-1,

starved Chawdhurry; 2, M. A. Khan.

was only when he played at inside- 100 Yards Mathematical Race (for throughout the first half, and it boys twelve years and under).-Sleft in the second that he was seen

S

K. Khan: 2, Mohinder Singh; 3. G.

to advantage. Singh; 4. S. G. Bax

300 Yards Mathematical Race (for!

A Tale Of Woe

off-day,

girls under 14)-1, Zeina el Arculli; Ward experienced an 3. Zohora el Arculli; 3, Martha Wabile G. White, who played in the Sack Race 50 Yards-1. L. Haroon; first game, could not stand the 12, M. I. Razack.

a first-time shot from a corner

100 Yards Handicap (for ladies pace and was also a "passenger.” Miss Lily Sadick; 2 Leonard worked very hard in the but were up against a much bet-section)-1,

leaders' berth, but with little or ter combination, although Moore, Miss Hamira Imail: 3. Miss

Hamet. who is a comparative newcomer.

Erg and Spoon Race (for members no support it was a hopeless case San Maurice $1.22 b.

gave the Chinese backs a harass-over 35)-1, R. Nazarin; 2, A. E. from the start.

Beltrao caused a sensation when United Paracale 78 ets. b., 79ing time in his efforts to break Rumjaho

100 Yards Club Championship.-, he sent the Association ahead with through on his own.

S. A. Rumjahn; 2. M. el Arealli. Yeung Denied

80 Yards (for boys under ten years). The movements of the Athletic, S Singh: B. Omar; 3, N. kick by Bickford, but Lee Wai- tong equalised with a magnificent forwards was an object lesson in Razack. precision of movement while on 80 Yards Handicap (for girls under effort which beat Rodger 14 the run, but their shooting, al-ten years)-1, M. Omar; J. el down.

Elms then had the misfortune to though dangerous, was not at its best and Yeung Kanpo was denied Ambulance Brigade, Indian Division). deflect the ball into his own get, a goal, being very closely watched-1, M. T. Adal; 2, L. Haroon (Prizes and just before the intervai Lee by Coyle and Ballard.

Vezz; Goldfield $34 n..

Docks, etc.

HK and K Wharves $91 - H. and W. Docks $9. Providents (old) $1.20 b.

81.

Providenta (new) 20 cta n. Kong Kew Sh.$190 a. New Engineering Sh$4 n. Shanghai Docks Sh.$100 a.

Colton Mills

Ewo Cottons Sh.$8 h. Shanghai Cottons (old) Sh$38

3.

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Shanghai Cottons (new) Zoong Sings Sh.$12 n. Wing On Textiles Sh.$25 n

Lands, Hotels, etc.

H.K. and S. Hotel $4.80 b H.K. Lands $331⁄2 8. HK Lands 4%

100% b.

Shanghai Lands Sh.$18 a Metropolitan Landa Sh. 510 Humphreys $8.80 1. H.K. Realties $5 n Chinese Estates $82. a. China Realties Sh.$4 n. China Debentures Sh.$50

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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME

adopted and determined. T. cheong, Lee Wai-tong and Tay Quee-thenceforth on all occasions whatso

Lang

Association "A"-G. Rodger; S. H. ever to use and subscribe the name zaid name of HENRY MIHALOVICE. Strange and F. J. Elms: Farrow, N. of HENRY MICHAEL instead of the Beltrac and E. Strange; F. Fowler, And I give further notice that by a Ward, D. Leonard, G. White and B. I. Bickford.

Wai-tong and Suen Kam-shun were presented by Mr. A. H. Eumjahn).

Lawn Bowls event.-. M. Afzal; seen in the best movement of the Totally Outclassed

12, A. O. Madar: 3, A. E. Rumjaho.

day, Suer placing the ball at Lee's Stonecutters were all at sixes-

E Wheel-Barrow Race-1, A

latter to score and-sevens in their premier League Ismail and O. Sadick; 2, A. K. Suffad feet for the

China's third goal match against the Fusiliers, and and M. L. Razack

220 Yards Championship-1, S. A. The second half saw China all unless they show a big improve-

Rumjahn; 2, L. Haroon.

over the Association, their posi- Sh.$T9ment before the end of the season

Egg and Spoon Race (for members tioning being uncanny, while their their chances of remaining in the lover thirty years).—1, A. R. Dalah;;

speed played a large part in the First Division are very remote. 2, J. S. A Curreem.

I Henry Michael heretofore called Ladies Nomination Race-1, Miss complete demoralisation of the Nothing To Do

and further and known by the name of Henry It was one of the most pitiful Ismail and M. R. Abbas; 2, Miss Association team

Hamira Ismail and

A H. Ismail goals came from Lee, Suen (2) and Mihalovich of No. 10 Carnaron Ecad spectacles ever seem on a local Special prize awarded to Miss H

Kowloon, Hong Kong, hereby give Lee again. Debentures ground and

public notice that on the 17th day of Fusiliers did Ismail and A. H. Madar. the

China A Pag. Ka-ping: Lee April 1936 1 formally and absolutely, exactly as they liked with the 120 Yards Handicap-1, 0. Sadick Tin-sang and Tam Kong-pak; Leung Gurners. although Roscoe worked 2, M. Y. Adal.

ed the use of my said surname of Obstacle Race-1, M. L. Razack; 2, Wing-chin. Tsui Ah-fai and Chan renounced, relinquished and abandon very hard to keep the Welshmen

Chan-wo (Darkie Chan); Tso Kwa HENRY MIHALOVICH and then as- A. H. Ismail. from reaching the round dozen.

toshing, Suen Kam-shur, Fung King sured and 440 Yards Handicap (open It was one of the very rare occa-Indian students of all schools), sions when Rowlands, the Fusilier Singh: 2, K. Singh; 3, A. H. Abbas.

Err and Spoon Race (for ladies)~~~ goalkeeper, had nothing to do!

Miss H. A. Curreem; 2, Miss Hamira Ismail: 3, Miss Banker. One of the outstanding perform-

deed-poll dated the 17th day of April Tennis Novelty Event-1, H

R.

1836 duly executed and attested 1 Ladies Miss ances on Saturday was given by Rumjaha;

formally and absolutely renounced that veteran Charlie Fuxman, of Arculli.

and abandoned the said surname of Consolation Race (100 yards)—Į team. the Kowloon junior side. Although

The Sunday League Cricket Shield, Henry Mihalovich and declared that

Messrs. Harry Wicking had assumed and adopted and intend- quite the oldest member in the 1, A. K. Ismail; 2, D. M. A. Razack.

Bandemen's Race.-1, B. Ali: 2, B. donated by

and

occasions won by side, he was tireless in his efforts Dad; 3, Lal Kham.

the ed thenceforth pon - all Company, was

members of the whatsoever. to use and subscribe the to break up the "clever Rifles for-

Eleven Cricket lat..

Batting."Shocks," and the ward movements and worked most 1, A. II. Kadar (prizes presented by team were the recipients of medals name of HENRY MICHAEL instead. of Henry Mihalovich and so as to be A presented by Mr. A. R. Minu

Tennis of the openings for his attack Mr. H. R B. Hancock and

Singles Championship at all. times thereafter called known. of the Sutherland). Runner-up.-A. S. Sut- Fuzman was a member

fad

D. Rumjahn. Runner-up.-M. O. and described by the name of Henry Jewish International

Michael exclusively. side www Bowling F: D. Pereira. Ranner-Hoosen.

Dated the 17th day of April 1938 Doubles Championship.-H. D. Ram- Shanghai which sensationally up-A, R. Minu-

HENRY MICHAEL eliminated China from the 2nd. Eleven Batting, S. A. Cur-jahn and A. R. Minn. Runners-up.-.

A. K. Suffad and S. O. Hoosen. Northern series two seasons ago,reem. Runner-up.-M. Afzal.

Singles Handicap-A. R. Kitchell. 9 Runner-up.-S. M. Rujahn.

Doubles Handicap-M. P. Madar Fielding prize presented by Mr. M.:

and M. el Arculli. Runners-up-A K. L Razack-A. K. Suflad

The Junior Division cricket shield Suffad and M. B. Razack.

presented to Mr. A. K. Junior Championship-A. R. Kit- was

mail, captain of the second eleven chel (prize presented by Captain Runner-up-A. H. Eumjahn champions, in the league, while me-Gori), Runner-up.-A, R. Sunfind. dais, presented by Mr. Omar el

Public Utilities

H.K. Tramways $10.30 sa. Peak Trams (old) $7 n. Peak Trams (new) $3 Star Ferries $84% b.

Yatimati Ferries $19 n.

THE

SHANGHAI COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in China)

.55,000,000. Capital paid up Reserves

.$7,300,000, Capital Savings Dept. $500,000,

Reserve Savings Dept. $600,000. Head Office Shanghai

A Bank having as its mission the industrial

China and the fozent on Hoan Kie Officem

of ber commercial relations abroad.

6, Queen's Road Central Phone 31116.

COME IN: COME IN-) MR.PRESIDENT

"Keepers In Good Form The outstanding feature of the Second Division clash between China last Eastern and South Saturday was the performance of the rival custodians, Ip Yan-fook being particularly impressive for South China.

SEE THE BOYS IN THEIR UNIFORMS

D el

Bowling A. Bakar. Runner-17.- A. M. Ramjahn.

H.

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Pairs Championship.-A. E... Dallaki and S. M. Burjahn Runners-27-A. E. Mina and M. R. Abbas.

Handicap Singles-A M. Rumjahr.

Handicap Pairs.-M. Y. Adal and A. Lawn Bowl Singles Championship.[E. M. Samy. Runners-up.-S. O. Bur Arculli, were awarded members of the D. M. Khan. Rumer-up.-A. R. and A. K. Minu.

To-morrow.

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