1954-02-05 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1954.

MACAO BEATS HONGKONG

2-1 TO REGAIN INTERPORT HOCKEY CUP

Macao regained the Spalding Interport Hockey Cup and passed Hongkong in the number of matches won in the series by defeating the Colony by two goals to one at Sookunpoo yesterday.

Out of 12 Interport matches played, Macao has now won five and Hongkong four while four games were drawn.

Although Hongkong lost the coveted Interport match, the home side came out the belter on the whole in the two-day hockey festival between the two Colonies. On Tuesday, the Hongkong schoolboys scored a 3-1 win over the Macao school- boys, but honours in the match between the teams representing the Rest of Macao und Hongkong were shared with each side scoring three goals.

In the curtain raiser to the Interport match yesterday, the Hongkong ladies' team proved their superiority in no uncertain manner, notching eight goals without reply.

in

the

The short corner

In the 6th minute of the Nery brought the second half, bull shade too far up and his hit was stopped by the opposing left-half who Immediately drove a long puss towards the opposite edge of the "D".

Excellent weather and pitch dearances pad his tendency to of the stick. conditions paved the way to one nove up too far felt provided awarded was cleared. of the finest Interport matches not only some anxious moments

also for his side but were yet seen in this Colony.

responsible for Macao sel a terrifle pace from directly beginning to end

with second goal score against Hong- and Hongkong following salit, thekon match was kept not only at high Epect all also at a high pitch some fine saves and could not be of excitement with the issue in blmned for the two goals that

Anal went past ban. the balance und the

whistic

Very

mustch

the

evenly contested,

Hongkong having! RAW

Coalkeeper Penniah

made

THE GOALS Mano assumed the offensive lightly more of the ball but the from the butly-off but found their Macao attack more dangerous thats repeatedly blanted by

on the fewer occasions that they had the ball.

nut

10

whose fast Petters,

fering dearances to both sides of the Hongkong! were unfortunate, "D". however, were repeatedly havi obtained the men by De Cruz and Marques, Mie.tock the lead in the 15th equaliser as they went all out

Hitchie after having the Necorat scores against them in the fift, snapped a rebound off Petters thewe-in and ninnte of the second half, but stick from

i zurenco

the margin of their defeat cor-slipped through on the right, responded to the superiority

the Morno forward line over.

Pahing the ball towards the Frogner fing he dashed anwad to

of

Ritchie took the pass and worked the ball forward on the blind side of the defence. Ая he neatly Ponniah rushed up, half-volleyed the ball past him to five Macao the lead and what proved to be the winning goal. Hongkong were presented with a golden

almost

opportately this goal. Intercepting a a lighting puss, Pelters initiated

the ball move and pushed missod the following square De Cruz La the "D", Remedios rushed up pass, but Marques und drove the ball just inches wide of the goalmouth.

us

The Hongkong furwards make

The visiting forwards with receive the center from his right-another fine attempt at equalis- their Highintog speed and ex-wme. Although he was a tile stickwork successfully too far forward, he managed to cellent

Jong take the pass on the wrong side adopted defence-splitting

Espeedy and tapped it past Ponniah with passing ovements brilliant

their Pentre a back-stick drive. forward. Lourenco Riehl, who scored both goals for his ide, i en left-wing

meida.

were

Albertina

The

it,

Ing after this failure. Gardner's brillant stickwork was agnin on view as he worked the ball of the "D" und to the edge centred the ball with the back- stlek across The goalmouth. None of

Hongkong for- wards, however, look although De Cruz seemed well with

rench of the pass. Back again

into the attack, were rather un- Hongkong

when the unpire incice

fortunate during

temporarily forgot the existence penalised WHO

of a

a "vantage rule" in hockey, De Cruz on the receiving end of a puss was about to take a shot at goal when the whistle sounded and denoted a free-hit "for Hongkong".

Slang by this reverse, Hong- Al-kong went immediately into the however Black. Dr Cruz, aguda fulied to snap a long pass The Hongkong forwards play - Trot Petters. A misclearance ed the short pussing gatne but, by the Macnu left-back resulted locked the stlckwork, accuracy | m

which for and

render Anthony combination effective that type of play.

kicking. Time

again and

excellent

It was only towards the end passes in the edge of the "D" and Rood scoring opportunities of the first half that Honkong was able to equalise with a in the "D" were thrown away

by Gardner. goul through Tumbling or imispussing brilliant the ball.

Forde stopped a pass from the Conspicuour also was the lack Mago right half and took the of kadership in the forward ball forward and inwards, part- line. Gardner was wasted on ing with it to De Cruz who the left wing and the brillant tapped attempts he made

scoring Remaclios, towards the end of the second half showed that he would hove bien

effective more inside-left pa zien,

the

In defence, Hongkong was the sounder and it was to the credit

ef this depaviment of th: Colony's team that the loving margin was

it

Inwards to Dos by another

by

A succession of attempts by the Hongkong forwards from then onwards

to the

closing minute of the game were featured

brilliant run Gardiner, who in a desperate Anal effort took the ball inwards and Remedios pushed it forward took it past feur defenders, only and sideways towards the short to miss the final tilek at goal comer spot for Gardner to rush from an awkward angle. up and take a beautiful Arst-

The final whistle came

with time flick

pust the advancing

Macro the winners by two goals goalkeeper.

to one. The interval came with the score level

three at 1-1 after

not higher. Although on the | repented attacking passes by losing side, the Caliny centie- Petters had came to nought, half, M. M. J. Petters, was custly

the most outstanding of the 22

players on view,

He was not only

11

constant

Macao

SECOND HALF

assumed again

the

THE TEAMS

Macao: Cesar Capitule Almada; Juso do Resurio, Armando Basto; Herculano de Rocha (Captain), Alexander

Augusto Airosa unbling block to the Macao offensive from the bully-off and Cordeiro; Luis Cunha, Fernando Marques Lourenco Ritchie, a kek by Nery spelt dang Augusto ot.ock but repeatedly sent his

Jorge,

Albertino Macho's Inside-left with Hongkong, forwards on the move

Almeida beautifully dlrested hits and A. Jorge was, however, held up

Hongkong: S. N. Ponniah; for kicking. but the roller was

Subera: pushes.

A. Nary (Captain). only temporary,

Baghat Singh, A. Collaco, Ponniah was called upon to M. M. J. Peters, T. M. Forde: make a full-length dive to stop C. Anthony, S. A. de Cruz, A.

dos and A

Remedies. J.. a cross-drive by Ritchie

a pensity bully Morques, P. Gardner. was lucky that

awarded was not

against him

THE LADIES' MATCH for hitting the ball with the back

Left-half Forde and left back Subedar Baghot Singh were two other players in the Hongkong defence who were prominent.

Nery was conspicuous in some fine tackling but was unable to hit cleanly. His usually long

Alycidon And The Cobbler

Lead In Producing The Bloodstock Of The Future

•

By RICHARD BAERLEIN

London.

A. A.

The Ladies' Interport match saw Hongkong well on top of their Macão vis-u-vls,

The 8-0 score was only 1 modest indication of the tide of game as Hongkong could have easily reached double figure but for some fine goalkeeping by the Macao goalkeeper, Gabriele Andrade, zind sume missed chances by the Hongkong for wards.

While we regret the sale of some of our best stallions to America and elsewhere, full credit must be given to the young sires who are coming along to produce blood-Hongkong the start with the first stock of the future,

Or the sires in the British Isles whose two-year-olds ran for the first time last season, Alycldon and The Cobbler, share top honours, for their offspring each won eight races.

Their ability to hit harder, not only in deferice but also at the gual, and more constructive play gave the Hongkong Indies a clear advantage over their opponents. Hagkong were three goals up in the first 13 minutes of play. Inside-left Suzanne Hewson gave two goals. Hilary Hale notched the third geal with a first-time glance to a cross centre from right-wing Stella Corren.

Just before the interval Hong- kong increased their lead to five goals. After goalkeeper Andrade had made a good save by stopping

MAKE WAY FOR BOARDERS ...

EEE SARGE, 'OW DO I GET OUT OF LEGION? I RECKON TEST TEAM WILL BE JOINING NOW AND I

COULDN'T STAND SIGHT

OF 'EM

RMULIERT.

TOMMY ATKINS'

Army Sports Parade

The eagerly awaited final of the Land Forces Rugby Inter-Unit Knock-Out Competition will take place on the Police Ground at Boundary Street tomorrow afternoon. A programme of interest to all rugby enthusiasts has been arranged.

ROYAL H.K. DEFENCE FORCE ORDERS

7

Bertal No. 5.

Signal "D" Per- Orders by

_February___D, Tursday

1034. Príl, Tabruary · P. 1954

MPO 5.30 Colonel L. T. Ride, CBE, ED Be WT. HV 5.13 p.m., et MPG Ronnel . detalled report Commandant, Royal Hongkong Dryer kan fastque, rifle pen, for 110 LF Dresa: Uniforms.

klings dị bayonet frogs.

Coy Wednesday, February 10, 1958. Trai Defence Force. Dated February Wednesday, February 10, 1934. Dritt. Ing: All personnel report MIG 0.80 LMG. RUBG p.m. at MPG for pin. for HKD UNI- 2, 1954.

Force Headquariare

Blares:

Hlá

HQ Drew: Drill Order. HQ Cor form. Thursday, February (All sub-unika)Wednesday, Febru- Cooks: Parade 539 p.m. MPG for Int Pestay, February 2, 1934. ry 10, 1934. Drut, LMG.. RV. Bas 3-yemun. Dresa:, Uniform, R RUKDF, 5.30 p.. Lecture p.m. at MPG for IQ, Dress: Clean Parade 8.30 p.m. MPO for 19 Dress! Plain clothes,

fatigue MT (Learner Dven)—– Thurs | RHRDF De Uniform ReconnaissANCE P. - Thursday. Į day, February 11, 1054. Dvrste." Parade 5.30 pm MPC for HQ February 11, 1934, MPG 5.30 p.m. RV 9.15 p.in. at MPG for HQ. L. Drews: Uniform. Clerk: Parade Dress: Overalls, rubber shoes.

Drew: Clean fatigue (Overall). Int 5.30 p.m. BIPO for HQ - NIKDY. Artillery Battery ya Gunnery Tp-Bee Salpe Alt 89 Pl. đá Pl Dress Uniform, Friday, February Friday, February 12, 1984. Advanced Wednesday, February 10, 1984, DRU. 12, 1954, Bignal "A" Parade 5.30 MPO for HQ LF. Dress: ches HAHA revision. IQ 5.30 p.m. Rite. LMG. RV 15 p.m. at MPG p.m.

Uniform Recruits XQ 5.30 p.m. under Sg for HQ. Dress: Clean fatigue, blue Black. Signalters LPG 1,30 p.m. beres, rifle slings & bayanet frogs. under Set King RA. Dress: Plain SP Coy-Monday, February 8, 1954, clothes

CAR Tp Monday, February Miniature Range & Kennedy Road 5. 1934. $.0.C. 8.30 p.m. Dress: Ranxo, RV 130 p.m. At MP for Plain clothes.

19. Dress: Baitla Order les steel | helmets, berets webruary 7. 1834- Band Corps

Hongkong Regiment

"¡¡d.) O. 7. Newton Dunn,

Lieut-Col..

Deputy Commendant,

A..K.D.F.

Nolico

4 Drums Sunday,

The But Markers Dali-Wednesday Band & Corps of Drums Combined. 14, 1934. The annual Dall of tho Duties. Orderly Oficer of the Drill.

Band Practice. Bugle Brace | Hongkong tegiment will take place Week--Li D.lt. Jordan, Next for tee. Combined Practice (Band & at China Flegi Club from 11 pm, ta duty-Lt G. Halligan. Orderly Ser-Corps of Drums). Film: Trooping 1 a.m. on Wednesday, February 24, geant of the Week-Bet P. Castille-the Colour. Instruments Maint. RV | 1954. Further detall will be given joos, Noxt for duty-Sa 0.E.C |9 a.m. At RUQ. Dress; B.D. Clean) within the next week. How

fatigue. Monday, February 6, 1054-** Band & Corps of Drume. Drill, Training Training Cerop—(Casuala) Combined Rehearsal (Band & Corps Sunday, February to under: of Drums). V 1 a.m. At Fir yebruary 16, 195€ (inel) Personnel Dress: B.D, Cican fatigue. Wednes detailed will report to RHQ, Happy day, February 19, 1834Dand Valley at 930 m. on Sunday Corps of Drums. Instruments maint February 7, 1954. Dres; WT Order: Deli. Bugle & Druin practice. Dand OG Slack, shirt & mullover, Per-

La

nV 1a.m. at BQ,

annel will be allowed to sleep at Practice

Drem: B.D. Clean fatigue. Friday,

home with the exception of following nights: Wednesday

February 12, 1954.-Band & Cures of Drumm. Drill. At disposal of Dend

Thursday 11, atud Friday, 12 February & Corps of Drums Sgs, NV 11am.

1954.

„Păi RIQ. Dream: B.D. Clean fatigue.

St. John Ambulance Orders

"A" Coy-Turaday, February

Dealf. Miniature Range. RV

Home Onard 4.15 p.r. at MPG for HQ, Dreki I Clean fatigue, Rifle Slings & Bayonet Training-Thursday, February 11, frogs. 143 Pls-February 35/4|10884. MPQ 110 p.m. 1. & R (Óroup Week End EL

Dre Further detalls will photograph will be lakanj.

Order by Mr Fung Ping-fan, be given in next weeks orders. "D" | Dattle dress, beret, belt.

10.SLJ., Commissioner

of St Coy Monday, February 0. 1054.

Hongkong Auxillary Air Force John Ambulance Brigade, Hang- 1.MG. RV 3.15 p.m. at MPQ for

Identity Cards. In future Dress:

Cay- Overall "ge

di kong District, Order No. 5/54, riplinary action will be taken against dated February 4, 1954. ...personnel losing their identity cards.

Entries For Seventh Race Meeting

Ambulanca

Ambulancs 8.2.04.-14.2.04,

Div.;

Dulles Kowloon

Shamahulpo Amb, 35.2.84.21.9.54, Kowloon

Duties - Hongkong- Trade Training Nursing Ordertles.7.2.04.-13.2.54, Western Dist. Amb. Wednesday, February JO, 1954 Div; 14,2.84-20.3.84, Kennedy Town Windsor Hotte 5.15 p.Dr Ram. Amb. Div.: February 1954: Manahuen Jer. Clerks G.D. Friday, February Nag. Div. 32, 1954-HKAAF Hangus-0 p,ni. Transport leaves Bollabúry toad 0.40 p.m.

Clocks P.A. The day February 10, 1954-HQ NIKDF-350 Amb. Div.: Fobruary 1904: Shem- p.m. Transpart leaves Mirrey Pashulpo Neg. Bly. rade Ground at 4.15 p.sp. Fighter Penetration Squad Dulce--7,2.54. Young Controllers. Thursday, February 11, Dr Chan But-lun, Dentist 1054--8.0.C.-8.30 p.m. Fighter con- Tao-wall C/B Wong Kit-kwan & trollers Initial Course

Neg. Div. 14.2,54, Tuesday, K.Y.M.C.A. February 8, 1954-A detailed HQ Dr. Taeung Ylog-kay, Dential Li RHKOF-4 p.n Transport leaven Tal-chot, A/D Kwok On-pong & The following are the entries Murray Parade Ground at 5.43 p.m. K.Y.M.CA, Nig. Div.

Friday. February 12, 1934-de-

Orderly Oficer or Set on duty at for

Mainland Bub-Dist. 1978-7.2.04. Hongkong Jockeyed HQ RHKD p.m. Transport

Shamehulpo Amb. DW. 6.2.04. Club's Seventh Race Meeting at leaves Murray Parade Ground

Taimshatsul Amb. Div. 0.2.84. 10.3.64. Happy Valley which is schedul-5.45 p.m. Radar Operators Tuesday Tsimshatsui Amb. Div.

February 9, 1934.As detailed-Radar Kowloon Amb. Div., 11.2.84. Kong ed to take place on Saturday: Station 8 a.m. (Hal Day). Trans- Wah Aand, Div. February 13, commencing at port leaves NQ RIIKDF AL Alam, Race Doties--15.3.64. At Reco

And Star Ferry at 0.10 a., Friday: Courne, 1,30 p.m.

Wanchal "B" Amb, Div.: February 12, 1054.—"A", "B" & "Al Headquarters, Eastern Amb. A.T.C.DIY.. Watches-s.b.c.-4.30 p.m.

27.2.34

Course. At Race Tuesday, February D, 1030 JW Kennedy Town Am. Div.: At Ferria-Sek Kong 4.m. (Full readquarters.

Amb Chung Sing Day), Friday, February 12. (034—All bly, A.T.C.--BKAAF Hangar—6_ p.m. Football Transport leaves Salisbury Road at 4.2,533.43 p.m.

the

The main event will be the Ascot Handicap for Class 2 Ponies over a course from 11⁄2 mile post about furlongs and 170 yards,

Botlety

Duties - Husgkong-

Club Grouing "A" and Wandhal 0.43 p.m. Saturday, February 13. Wanchial 1034 9x Law-Kai Tak Tower-13 Amb. Divs.; 0.2.54 2.30 p.m. Club Seven other events, two of noon at 0 p.m. Sunday, February Ground: Causeway Bay Amb. Div.; 1954-Cpl. Carvalho-Kal Tak 43.84 2.30 pm. 3.C.A.A. Amb. At 3 p.m. teams representing the "Rest of the Army" which are confined to 154 Subs, Tower in to 3 p.m. Equipment Div. 7.2,5€ 3,45 p.m. Chub and Shati- and the "Rest of Gunners" will meet in a curtain raiser complete the card

Assistants Saturday, February 4. Ground: Kennedy N | 1934–HICAAF Hangar-Duty Store Kiwan K.F. Amb. and at 4.15 p.m. 1st Bn. Welch Regt. will meet 72 LAA

1. Beverlay Handiesp. Class 7. F. men as detalied-Z p.m. Transport

Shelter Street Blerpers 11⁄2 M.P-Comnet; Dreadnought; Ha-

Duties-Shanshuipo-6.2.54, Water- Regt. RA in the final of the inter-unit competition.

Wallen Moon: High Step: Mabgi: Rad leaves Salisbury Road at 1.43 pm. Feather; Santa Clour: Silvar Dahlia; Sunday. February 1, 1934-HKAAF 100 Nag. Div.: 8.3.5. KY.M.C.A. Ifor-Duty Storemon on detailed-Nog. Div.: 0.3.04. K.Y.M.C.A. Nig. Welch have long been strong I will give you further in- | V.I.P.

10.2.54. Shamshulpo Nog. D a.m. Transport leaves Bailsbury Div.1 favourites to win this competi- formation

competition on this

2, Doncaster Handicap. Class 8. 1 Rand at 9.45 a.m. Tuesday, February Div. 11.2.04. Shamstulpo Neg. Div.: tion but they will not be able next week.

Mic. Novices.-Crown wimom; Easy- 1054-RAF Kal Tax-9 a.m. (Pul 12.2.54. Waterloo Nag. Div.

Promotion — Mr JERVER Salisbury Appointment Day). Transport to take any chance. with the

going: Evergreen; Fox Hunter; Ken- Fiatta: Jetfeld; Jarrocks; Many Ro-Road at 8.45 am. Thursday, Febru. 15. I. Franels appointed Ambulance Gunners who have played some

turns; Prairie Moon; Berabo; Bou- ary 11, 1934-HKAAP Hangar-0 p.m. Offlcer, to be Assistant, Disiziet Store- the final. grand rugby On their way to

venir Strathpeffer; The Tlaress; V-J Transport leaves Salisbury Road at keeper attached Headquarters w.e.l. Day: Wild Honey.

Div. Pte. 5.45 p.n Fighter Plotters Tuesday. 1.1.54. Central Amb.

The GOC will be present and he had kindly consented to pre- sent the trophy to the winning team.

There is Bure 10 be á big crowd to Ece this

game and intending spectators are advised

early. to get to the ground

A record entry of #7 has been received for the Combined Ser- vices Golf Championship. This number is made up of 12 from the Royal Air Force, seven from the Royal Navy and 48 from the

Th

very

FA Cup Replays

SCUNTHORPE

HOLD PORTSMOUTH

London, Feb. 3. Two goals by little left- en- winger Morvyn Jones abled Third Division Scun- organisers pre pleased with the response and thorpe United to force First asked, to watch Division Portsmouth to a competitors are for the press

notices regarding two-all draw in today's starting times:

Football Association The competition will be played on February 11 and 12 fourth round replay.

Cup

ch starting times will be Eight minutes from time Jones published at the beginning of equalised an carly second half the week. The large entry goal by Henderson. The latter means that play will have to put Portsmouth ahead again two start at 9 o'clock each day and minutes after the start of extra competitors who draw early

minutes later equalleed.

games are asked to be ready to Jout two

play off at the scheduled Ume On a treacherous pitch Scun- in order that the competition is thorpe showed plenty of skill not held up.

| and"commendable fighting spirit. They will replay on Arsenal's A football match of special ground on Monday for the right interest to all Army soccer en- to

visit

Bolton Wanderers, last thusiasis will take place at the year's beaten finalists. Club Stadium tomorrow afler-

the of Burnley, one

carly noon. The green-shirted Dor-

were knocked out by

gels will be in town to tackle Nannie's permity goni

nino

the Club in the annual tussle minutes from time. The shot for the Old Comrades Cup'. vas taken by left-winger Bobby

The trophy was presented Mitchell, who had, missed

by Mesers A. S. Watson

Co..

&

and

Ltd many years ngo

tho Middlesex

the

A

penalty on Saturday.

South African left-winger Bill Regt

two Perry Scored was invited to provide the op- Blackpool, the Cup holders, who goals for position against Club, When the regiment left the

win had a comfortable

against Colony Dorsets were invited to take up

second Division

West Ham. the challenge and tomorrow's the last kick of the

Brown got the third goal with match. game in the result.

Sexton scored for West Ham. The Club hope to field, their Both teams had considerable. strongest League side, but they trouble In keeping their balance In value of stakes won, how- | are several fillies near the top a drive from Stella Correa, will not have things all their on the treacherous, heavily- ever, Alycldon wow more than class and the yearlings were par* Inside-right Jean Adams followed own way as the Dorsets have a sanded pitch, but the game was double that of The Cobbler,

ileularly attractive,

with Army and played at a tremendous pace. "His offspring are sure to stay up and dapped the ball into the strong team may appear surprising that

stars Longland and Poor fishing was West Ham' slow maturing colt like Alyel and those we have seen so far not during the melee that ensued. Colony

Immediately after that,

Jena Reeves де the best known weakness. don should become a fire of two- are also blessed with speed-tie neatly stopped a long pass from players.

Chesterfield played a good year-old winners. But It is most two combinations which go to the left and sent in rasping This should be on excellent football to lead Shefeld Wednes- appropriate that he should be make an outstanding stra

drive to the board

after the game and the Dorsets can be day 2-1 ten minutes about to join the great.

The second half BOW the TOO GOOD LOOKING?

relied upon to make the Club interval, but class eventually Macao XI trying hard to avoid fight every inch of the way.

told and Wednesday dominated The Cobbler, who was racing being blanked. They were al-

the play to finish comfortable

They

are at home to the first horse to really halb the at the same time, will never most within reach on two occa

to find

Forces Inter-Unit/winners. goalkeeper He prove a sire

atayers. He sons only

Everton in the fifth round.

More than 125,000 people WAS the first Eriglish-trained produces really good looking Idly Lim steady ike a veteran Team Boxing Championship has] winner of the King George VI stock, though perhaps some are with two perfectly executed attracted an entry of 8 teams watched the four games, the

and

the draw, locations and clearing kicks.

biggest attendance being 46,000 Hilary Halo notchod the dates are as follows:..

at Nawcastle, land than in England, but he sixth gem in the 7th minun nidge, Mon, 8th Feb, at 2-30 p.m. 1 Kings v.6 COD at Dodwell's

RESULTS WERE"- the second half and fiva utes later, Buzanne Hewson in-

-Blackpool M Wont Ham United-1

Chesterfield 2, Shameld Wed-

HALTED 'INVASION'

For it was Alycidon who was

post-war Fruch Invasion.

Stakes.

of

too good looking,

Ho had more success in Ire-

has produced the winner,

The Land

7 R. Tinks V.1 Dorseti at

He also won the Gold Cup after three consecutive French vies torics. He was then hailed an the saviour of British bloodstock. Following these two in the creased her personal count to Bek. Kong, Thurs, 11th Feb. at

sires table aro the French-hike and Hongkong's score to 2, p.m. a bred Le Lavandou, My Bobu, seven.

And if any prophecies can be

"Just fowards the end } 25 Fa. RA. v. 1 Welch at Gun mode in breeding "he" could equally well save the British sire. who beat The Cobbler by Hilary Hale spectacularly got Club, Thurs, 11th Feb,” ̧ms, 2.80

He has produced in his first head in the 1948 Two Thousand through the defence and Anth= | p.m. 1-

"14 F4, RA, M BED SOKI coff of exceptional merit Quinens, Hindostâni, Impeccable,ed up with a pretty dick into jis Alpinhóm, a midyer, who is Royal Tar and Bolorway, the net to complete Hongkong's Quatry Camp, Tur?

scoring for “the day, likely to improve with age. There London Itprees Service.

1. Burnley D.

1 Bounthorpe 1 being played.)-ma

--8.30

P

3. Ayr Handlear. Class 6. 1 Furs. February 6, 1954B Walch-5.0.C. Chan Kwan appointed Hon. Bat. &

w.e.t. 1.1.14. a.m. (Half Day), Tuesday, Div. Sec, (1st Sec.)-Amber: Boyne: Citation: February

IBS4-AD WAAF Taken On Strength-{a) Enrolment Francis enrolled wet. Festival View; Fortune Teller; Lad-KAAF Hanger-3.30 p.m. Transport Mr B. 1. die; Racing Star; Rawanglen; Shun

leaves Salsbury Road at 1.30

1956.1.5. Shaukiwan . F. Nag. Div.! 1.00.

A/B's, Tang Suet-lin, Yip Man-har. Thursday, February 11, Clads 2. Fr. Watch Ping Shan 4.30 a.m. (Half Lee Shuk-ying. Man Lal Yuk, Chun 4. Ascot, Handicap 15 M.P-Anna: Beautiful Lie; Ben Day), MT. Section, Sunday, Febru- Wing-yin enrolled w.e.f. 20.1.04. 1054-HKAAF Hangar-0a.m. Causeway Bay Amb. Div.: Pics. More: Concord: Crackerjack; Half 1.

Chu King-100, Lea Moon Bay; Icefield; Iping; Kentucky Transport leaves Salisbury Road at Young Mon-fa.

Kam-kong enrolled Lad: Kentucky Lady: Norsemari: 5.45 am, Auxillary Police, Thurs-Ho-ming Kn Ping On; Squadron Leader; Biar-glo day February 11, 1904-No. 3 RAT w... 29.3.04.

Decrease at Btrength{a} Leavem Police District-8.45 p.m. Transport Straight Forward.

Parade Ground at Western Dist. Amb. Div.: Pte. Wong . Wolverhampton

leaves Murrandcrew – Thursday, | Chi-wing leave for 3 months w.e.t. Ponien. Fr. M.P.Congratulation February 11, 1954-HRAAF Hangar 7.1.04, (b) Reservo-IL.K,Y.M.C.A. 147; Fung Chi 147; Good Fellow 141; à p.m. Transport leaves Sailebury Amb. Div. Pte. Tam Chem reserve Hawker Hunter 147 Jungle New

Queen Road at 645 p.m. Saturday, Febru. w.c.f. 21.1.34, Shamshulpo Amb. Shan 147; Koon-Yum

Pul-lam, Cheng Kim-hung Jersey 141; New Love 147; Occante y 13, 1994-A" Flight-HKAAT D.: Pie. Lak Hak-ming & Cpls.

Hangar 1 p.m. Transport leaves Chan Sky 143; Our Pride 147 Fenchuine Salisbury Road at 1.45 p.m. Sunday, reserve we f. 21.104. TA Sunstreak 147;

147: Вивал

14, 1034 Flight

(84d.) Y. 1. Tuo, C.Bt.JJ. Miles 147; Tip Top 147;

Assistant Commissioner. HKAAF Hanger a.m. Transport

Administraties," leaves Salisbury Road at 8.43 a.m.

Thorns 147.

takast

1954

8.30 p.m.

February

6. Wetherby Blakes. 1934 Pontes.

Flying ProKIMO. Thursday, a Furs Advancement 147; Anniver February 11. 1934.-AU plots HQ sary 10 147; Balsam 147: Bayshore RKDF-1.6 p.m. Transport leaves 17 Black Beauty 11: Corvette 147; Dilkoosh 147 Dily 147: Golf 147: Good Murray Parade Ground at 5.30 p.m.

Februaangera

13, 1954ye Girl 147: Helens 147; Innumerablet-HKAAF

p.m. 147 King Rider 147, Benoriia 147:

Strothlan 147: Transport leaves Sallsbury Road at

1.45 p.m. Bunday, February

· 1954-"B" Fight Hangara.m.) 7 Ayr Handicap. Class 8. 6 Furs. Transport leaves Salisbury Road at (2nd Bcc.)-Belle Fontaine, Blondie; 8.45 m. Desert, Gold;" Gladiolus Mourne: Norse Lady; Rebel 1; Rider's Wish: Roue d'or.

in Tiger 147: While Hoot 147.

Hongkong Women's Auxiliary Army Corps

mastery Flying Dulefiman; Fortuma; Training.

14,

1 0. Newmarket l'eap. Class 7.

Dulles. Orderly NCO of the Week Mile, --- Armament: Atomto Caessri-Cpl. Botelho. Next for duty-Col. Bright Bay; Fighting Spirit: Fleet Greaves

Monday, February; %, High Straight; Haney Dew: Hunting- on Janater: Lucky Birike: Pearl 1954. Signals Fersonnels de

8.30 p.m. for Diver: Rose Zume; loyal Command; talled report MPG The Hopeful; Tune-phone.

HQ LF. Dress: Uniform,” Tuneday,

Colony Headquartere.

Against.

skin disease and itching

Mitigal

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