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LOCAL SPORT,

LEAGUE CRICKET.

A COUNCIL MEETING IN

SCOTLAND.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16TH, 1912.

I was wet and cold and hungry and in ROWLOON. HONOKONG CRICKET CLUB, no mood for the profuse apologies of mine The match between Kowloon and Hong-host. ong Cricket Club A" team was played

t Kowloon on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in a win for Kowloon, Scores

KOWLOON.

Lt.-Engr. Smith, o Wace, b White... Q

W. E. Digon, ran out

F. Sutton Crews, b Anderson

J. P. Robson, e Iloyd, b Stark

K. B. Macaskill, Elborough, b

Anderson

J. H. Mead, not out

H. S. Rouse, e Donnelly, b Anderson 2

W. T. Elon, st. Pearse, b White ..... Capt. Wood, b Anderson

W. L. Weaser, e Lloyd, h Anderson 9

Lt. A. S. White 12

10%

"Dinner is just a woe thing ahint," he "I wasna exactly expeckin' explained. you, and forbye there's a meetin' on. But losh, if you just slip in quietly and tak asate by the fire, they'll no mind yo ava'. They're far over fashed to tak' ony heed,"

So I turned the handle and went in, and found it even as he said.

No one

gave me more than a casual glance.

The scone was the smoking-room of a Small Highland hotel. There were eight

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Chairman"Well, now, gentlemen. what aboot the Censk Road ?"

Speaker No. 1 Duncan Mackie has -contrackit-for-it-at-seogen shillings and

sixpence."

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E. H. Scott, ran out

Extras

Total

Bowling Analysis.

D. E. Donnelly

J. S. Lloyd

3 4

R. M. Anderson.....

C. C. Stark

K. "."

Duncan'

Do. No. 4

A. C E. Elborough, e Robinson, b

Macaskill

(To the waiter),

and, twa sodas.

J. 8. Lloyd, c Capt. Wood, Maens-

Do. No.

kill

G. De Hogton, Dixon, 1-Wenser... 16

A. H. Crow, b Dixon ....

R. M. Anderson, e and b Macaskill..

Wenser,

T. E. Pearce, Capt. Wood,

Macaskill............

E. Wace. c Sutton, b Macaskill

C. H. Buckingham,

Machskill

C. C. Stark, b Macaskill

D. E. Donnelly, not out

A. S. White, b Weaser

Total

Bowling Analysia.

Extras

K. R. Maskili

E. H. Scott

6 1

W. . Wenser

9.3 0

W. E. Dixon

OTHER CRICKET.

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KOWLOONB" ", CRAIGENGOWER.

A match between Kowloon "B" train and Craigengower was played at Happy Valley

Saturday Scores:--

KOWLOON.

J. P. Douglas, Johnson

afternoon.

P. W. Wilkie, < Braga 1.b.w., J.

Braga

18.

L.. F. Townond, retired

A. R. Raven, h.Braga

•

W. Curwen, b Bruga

D. J. Mackenzie, e Rose, b Brags...

G. Wolf, Pestonji

H. E. Goldsmith, c. Setna, b Braga..

Major-Hunter, not out

N. Croncher, Johnston

.131

E. J. Edwards, e Rose, b Braga

Extras.....

Bowling Analysis.

Braga

Johaston

Postonji

Hancock

Total

E. 1, Broga, not out

W. H. L. Warriner, e Curwen,

Curwen

11.

18 2

...

3 13

·URALGENGOWEN,

R. Pestonji, 1..., Goldsmith

R. A. Carvalho, run out .....

J. D. Norin, Hunter, h Goldsmith 15-

G. A. Hancock, b Wolfe

J. V. Braga, b Goldsmith

Q. A. Rose, e Douglas, b Goldsmith..

Kharar

C. Johnston

W. S. Setna

Extras

Tatol

Bowling Analysiz.

().

Curwen

4.5 0

Goldsmith

38 4

Wolf ......

Mackenzie

HONGKONG "B

2. CIVIL SERVICE.

100

Played on the ground of the Hongkong Cricket Club on Saturday, the home tea winning by the small margin of a wicket and five runs. Score and analysis:-

CIVIL SERVICE.

E. R. Poole, R.N., b Hastings

G. R. Sayer, b Hastings

F. A. Biden, b Hastings

H. Ellis, bw:: b Dodwell

E. W. Hamilton, not out

H. A. Cox, b Dodwell

R. O. Hutchison. h Dodwell

R. C. Witchell, R. Hancock, b

Dodwell

R. E. D. Hird, c and b Dodwell

A. O. Brawn, & Dodwell, b Hastings 27

H. T. Jackmon, st. H. Hansoek, b

Dodwell

Extras

Total

115

Bowling Analysis.

it.

Hastings

14.1

Dodwell

19 2 **9

Claxton

* h

S. Jellie

HONGKONG?

A. A. Claxton, e Bird. b Witchell...

Stephenson Jellie, 1b.w,, b Witchell 33

S. 8. Moore, e Hamilton, b Witchell.. 21

E. A. Fowler, c. Poole, b Witchell ....

R. Hancock, not out.

H. Dodwell, e Biden, b Hamilton 7

R. Hancock, b Hamilton

A. O. Lang, b Hamilton

M. M. Mane, 1.b.v., h Bird

Rey, Hastings, It N. b Cox

R. F. Thursfield did not bat

Extras

Bird Witchell Cux Hamilton

Total

Bowling Analysis.

22.

Do. No, 3 Do. No.

Let it gang at that.'

Na na! but I'm hearin'

Touch the bell, Hughie.

Nips a roond, John, And what shoot road metal at Dalchork? The rond there is no forrader yet

Re-enter waiter with glasses."

Do. No. 2-"I'll pay

Do., No. 8--" Nana it is my turn,

Donal'; seeven saxes is forty"

Do. No. 2-Ach! tae b-1

(To the

waiter.) Here, John, tak' it aff that."

Do. No. 4" I was hearin'

Do. No. 3 Here, waiter, you've for- gotten the hot watter."

Do. No. 1 Here it is, Dancan. A1 richt, John."

Do. No. 6-Wha's ta'en your shootin' this year, Balcharn??

Do. No. 1 Nac one wantin' 25s, a brace."

as yet. I'm

Chairman" Noo, gentlemen, we'll need to feenish this road business. Whit dae ye say to gio Sandy Macleod-him that's second cousin to Macleod of Dalehiorlich-the contract for the Crask Road!"

Speaker No. 3-"It's a deeficult point.) Do. No. We'll hale a nip first. Gi'e the bell a wee touch, Hughie. There, man, you're surely no awa' yet?"

Do. No. I promised tae be harne gin sax

Do. No. 3-"Bit man, and

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VESSELS EXPECTED.

THE AMERICAN MAIL.

The T.K.K. str. Chigo Mara from San Francisco via Manila is expected to arrive at this port on the 16th December, at daylight,

The P.M. str. Mongolia, with the American mail, left San Francisco for this port via Honolulu, the Japan ports and Manila on the 30th November.

The T.K.K. atr. Nippon Maru loft San F.ancisco for Hongkong via usual porta on the 7th December, and is due here on the 31st December.

The P.M. str. Vile left Yokohama for the usual Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila on the 12th December, between 10 a.m. and noon.

The T.K.K. str. Penya Maru leaves San Francisco for Hongkong via usual porta on the 13th December, and may be K- preted here on the 9th January,

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. THE CANADIAN MAIL.

The C.P.R. str. Empress of India arrived at Yokohama on the 14th Decem ber, left again at 4pm. same day for Kobe, where she is due to arrive on the 15th December, at 4 p.m.

MERCHANT STEAMRES.

The atr. Kansas passed the Suez Canal on the 3rd December, and is due here on or about 3rd January.

The T.K.K. str. Kigo Maru arrives at Honolulu from Manzanillo on the 13th December, and is due in Hongkong ou the 18th January.

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PASSENGERS. ARRIVED

SHIPPING IN PORT.

ETRAMBLE.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 15th at 11.15_a.m.-A depression which formed over 9.W. Japsu yesterday has deepened and travelled East. It is now central to the B. of Kochi.

An anti-oyolone appears to be forming over

Pressure is izolined to give way over N.

DAIJA MARU, Japanese str., 1,795, K. Kobayashi, th December-Waka matou 28th December, Coal,-Mitsu | China. Boshi Goshi Kaisho. FAUSANG, British stro 1,760, H. 8. Luzon and S. Formosa.

Malkins, 7th December-Jaya 28th November, Sugar-Jardine, Mathe son & Co. FRITHIOF, Norwegian str., 991, O. Ander- 900, 8th December-Tsingtau leb December, Coal.-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

FOXUI MARU, Japanese str., 3,087; 0. Tominaka, 6th Decemebr-Moji 30th November, Coal. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

CLAUDIUS AULAGNON, Russian str., 2,375, F. Kroger, 13th December-Odessa 27th December, General-Order. HAIMUN, British str., 615, A. W. Evans,

13th December-Swatow 12th Decem- ber, General-Douglas, Lapraik. Co. HALDIS, Norwegian str., 1,085, J. Jorgen- son, 10th December-Sourabaya 10th November, Sugar.-Order. HEIMDAL, Norwegian. str., 762, J. A. John- SED, 3rd December-Haiphong 1st December, Stone,-Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Hotnow, British str., 987, McCulloch, 8th December Amcy 7th December, Bal HuCow, British str., 1,216, Hooker, 5th

last Butterfield & Swire.

December-Tientsin 30th November, General.-Butterfield & Swire. Ischia, Italian str., 4,050, G. Belsito, 4th December-Bingapore 28th November, General.-Carlowitz & Co. KAOHIDATE MARU, Japanese str., 2,198,

Ohshi, 7th December--Saigon 2nd December, General.-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

the E. coast of Chins, and over the N. China The monsoon will probably freshen along

Boa.

Hongkong rainfall, for 24 hours ending at 10 am, "to-day, 0.00 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:

FORECAST!

DISTRICT

• Hongkong & Neighbourhood

Firmen Channel } Northerly gale. South coast of Chios botwan (The game Hongkong and Lamecks. No. 1. Senth coast of China botireon (The same ne

No. 1 Hongkong and Hainan..

N. winds, moderate; fine.

CHINA COAST HETEOROLOGICAL

Station,

Postuek Nemuro

lära DRCEMBER, LX.

Vind.

Hakodate ... Tokio

Kechi Vagasaki Kagoshima..... Dabima.......]

Ishi'jma Bonin Is... Chefoo......... Waihalwei Hankow

KJELD, Norwegian str., 801, T. Hellero, 7th December-Haiphong 5th Decem ber, Stone.-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. KUEICHOW, Britishi str., 1,205, Cole, 12th December--Tientsin 5th December, General-Butterfield & Swire. KUIOST, Russian str., 2,000, Padalka, 11th December Vladivostock 2nd December, General-Russian Volun- teer Fleet. KUTSANO, British str., 3,109, R. O. D.

Bradley, 10th December-Singapore | Kiakiang ......... 4th December, General-Jardine, Shanghai ...... Matheson & Co.

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7 a. 30.211

6a.30.12

30.09

29.99

» 29.66

29.93 ** 29.88

29.97 30.05) 20.03

30.14 36

30.28 38 91 30,02

7.30.24 58

5. 30.16

30.11

30.08 30.06 30.12

Dination.

Gutzlaff Sharp Peak

Amoy m Swatow Trihaku Falchu Tainan Keehua....... Pescadores

6 a. 30.25 60

7a.30.15, 57

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Pool

Janton Hongkong Jap Rook...... Macao Wachow Heihot Pakhoi ......... | Phulien

9 a. 20.30

68.30.17

7 a ......30.15

30.18 55 9

6 A

*NE

fourane

29.99

29.97

$29.95

KWANGI, British str., 2,720, C. W. Puckett, 4th December-Tientsin 26th November, General. Butterfield & Swire. KWONOSANG, British str., 1,428, W. F. Bichard, 13th December-Swatow 12th December, General-Jardine, Mathe- son & Co. LAERTES, British str., 1,320, Wawn, th December-Saigon 22nd November, General-Chinese. LIENSHING, British str., 1,048, W. Mesney, 11th December-Chefoo 6th December, General--Jardine. Matheson & Co. LORD CORZON, British str., 2,337, P. G. Hearickson, 2nd December-Mojí 26th November, Flour.-Order. LYMOON, Gurmea str., 1,930, O. Sach, | C, St. James ....

6th December-Saigon 6th December, Aparri Kanila General.-Hamburg-Amerika Linie. MANCHURIA, Americau str., 6,750, A. Dixon, Logespi..........

7th December Ban. Francisco 9th Novem Brooled... 98. ber, General-Pacific Mail .8. Co NATIOA, British str., 3,491, J. A. Moses, 6th December Singapore 29th November, Bulk OilAsiatic Petro- leum Co.

Nixoro, British atr., 1,228, Pickard, 6th December-Swatow 5th December, General. Butterfeld & Swire. NISSIM MARU, Japanese str., 2,351, R.

Minagama,

December-Waka-

Gabri

Labuan ........

196 93

2 b

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hengkang, Observatory, 15th December, 1912 1 BAROMETER, roddsed to 3% degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in iachica, tenths and hundredths,

TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in degrees

Fahrenheit. gth

matsu 3rd December, Coal.-Order. OSANG, British str., 1,737, W. Carle, 1st

December-Chingwantao 24th Novem ber, Coal. Jardine, Matheson & Co. PAKLAT Geran str., 1,018, Wenzel, 7th

HUMIDITY, in poroantage of saturation, the 4 DIRECTION or Wisp, to two points,

bas idity of air saturated with meistare being too."

5 FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Scale.

STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, a detached

stod, drizzling rain, f fog, glowny, b hail, 1 December-Swatow öth December,ghting, everonat, p pissing showers, o squally,

rain, snow, thunder, v vizibility, w dow (wet). SABINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., 573, do

Rice.-Butterfield & Swire.

Bat in inches, touths sad hundredths,

Vries, 7th December--Swatow 6th November, Ballast.-Asiatic Petro- leum-Co.

December-Manila

TAMING, British str., 1,532, Mills, 13th 11th December, TATONKE, French str., 691, Trilhartt, eth

General. Butterfield & Swire.

December-Chinwantao 2nd Decem ber, Coal-Order. TINGSANG, British str., 1,172, Hussey, 2nd December-Dolny 27th November, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. TSUGARU, Japanese str., 7,673, Yoshijima,

9th December-lakong 14th Novem Unario MARU,

ber, Nil-Order.

Jupanese str., 518, Yamada, 2nd December-Takao 30th November,

Bustan Coal-Mitsui Kaisha. YATSHING, British str., 1,424, R. Y. Anderson, 10th December-Moji 6th

December, Coal.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

PARSED THE JANAL

HONGKONG. METEOROLOGICAL

Hongkong Observatory, December 15th

Previous On Date On Dats

Day

Barometer Temperature Humidity...... Wind Direction ...

Force

Weather Rain

Age

at 2 p.m. 6 s.m. 2 p.m.

3008

១ “ទឹកដ

3017 30.10

59.

56.

North West

Highest open air Temperature on 14th...75 Lowest open sir Temporsture on Lith...64

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 16th to 22nd December, 1912.

HIGH WATRE.

Baye of

Wook

Days of

Month

loa.

Trus.

Wed.

H'kong.

Mean

Timo.

It.: in.

No infer high-

अपू..

16 m. 0.35

LOW WAZEE

H'kong.

Mean

Time

b. m. ft, in.

6 3m 9 13 2.1

nor low-water 17 m 46 58 10 3 2 4

5 8 5 0 10 15 a 4

18 3 215 3m 10 46 2 6 5 23 5 5 31 46 40 Phure 19 4 48 50 m 11 19 2 8

544 59 20 m 6 0 4 8m

**n.

6 5 a 69 m 11 48

Nov. 15th Benlawers, Canton, Ners, Pembrokeshire, Ping Suey, Demodorus. 19th-Corinthic, Glenlochy, Forwaerts, Yangtze, Furst Butow. 22nd-C. Ferd. Laeisz, Der flanges, Hector, Indrani, Jason, Kleist, Mishima Moru, Miyasaki Maru,

Priam, Armenia, Pathan, Rutherglen, 20th-Indramayo, Perseus, Sacheen, Yunnan, Glenfarg, Nankin 99th Agamemnon, Sunda, Den of Glamis, Magellan, Neleus. December 3rd Por Haicking, from Swatow, Mrs. -Bendoran, Calchas, Candia, Indrawadi, Stirling, Dr. Ainslie and Mr. Morley, Spezia, Goldenfels, Kansas. 6th-Dumbea,

rer haiji Maru, from Swatow, Messrs. Jerit, Kitano Meru, Montrose, P. E. Satar. 21 7 8 4 6m 131 H. Alsen, C. Martins and B. Knox,

6 39 6 7 .1 Friedrich, Prinz Ludwig, Telemachus, Per St. Athans, from Sydney, Manila, Arcadia, Indrakuata. 10th-Carmarthen Sex, 22 8 13 4 5 etc., for Hongkong, Mr. J. Beal, Capt.shire, Kaga Maru, Koerber, Nuansa,

7 15 & 7 7 Bunje, Lieuts. Castro, Barros and Cras, Dunedin

13th-- Euphrate. Titan, Bergts. Dias. Magalhas, Alfonso, Mattos, Bohemia, Laertes, Peleus, Sardinia, Redriques, Barambad, Bastos, Craca, Paul Lecat, Laomedon. Figusra, Gara, Gonzalves and Jose Corps, Almeida and Alexandre, Mr. C. J. Wil- liamson; for Shanghai, Mr. and Mrs. E, Park, Mr. F. Bird, Mrs. Kimpton and child, Mrs. Carl F. Smith, Mrs. and Miss Strachan; for Kobo, Mrs. Macare and Mr. C. M. Schlesinger; for Moji, Messrs.

43S THAT TRADH MÅFEED WORM THESEAFOX ON LUS VR Nabano and H. Nakashimo.

BEST JOTE, SZAMPAFE DETTO ALL RINUNE PACKSTRE

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December 13th-Kano Maru, Prinz Eitel Friedrich.

God put Cill no chi ca

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0 16:3

2 15 18

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NOTICE TO KOWLOON RESIDENTS

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