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HONGKONG LEAGUE.—DIVISION 1.

D.C.L. I. DEFEAT. THE CLUB,

Both clubs were well represented, the Club's only change from the advertised selections being Wilkie for Railton, and the Cornwall's bringing in Newman at centre-half for Dunsford, Newbold ré. placing Beddows at iuside right. Lambere being given a trial at outside left.

Only a very modorate crowd watched the game at the start and signs of excite ment and enthusiasm, were very few and far between. The Dukes were undoubtedly superior from goal to contre forward, and always had a good-sized bit in hard. And you the Club did better on the whole than they did against the Artillery, but there was always an absence of cohesion among the players that marred the effectiveness of occasional fine hits of individual work."

The tennis wore as follow;

Club: A, Goldenberg, M. L. Railton and A. J. Stalker R. F. Long, W. B. Rigden, and R. C. Brawn; I. L. Golden- berg, A. F. Briggs, C. Edgecumbo, C. Wilkie, and J. O. Lowiek.

D.C.L.L :-Jolmon; Baillie and Fife;| List, Newman, and, Tregilgas, Mosley, Nowbold, Dean, Smith, and Lambert

Sergt. A. A. Wilson held the whistle, and had a comparatively - rasy time all. through, ouensions for his interference hardly ever arising,

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P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Steamer

"ASSAYE," Arrived Hongkong ou 21st November, 1913,

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STRAITS. Consignoos of Cargo by the above-named resel are hereby informed that their goods are. being landed and led AT THEIR LINK in the Hongkong sad Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, whore each Consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mark and delivery can be obtained as the Goois

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From London, de, oxes. “Macedonia,” From Persino Gulf, ex 85. B. I. S. N.

and E. & P. S. N. Co.'s Steamers. Optional Goods will bo baded here unless nstinctions are given to the contrary within Ghors not cleared within 8 days including

No Fizo umurnace will effected by me in any case whatever.

The Tamar's representatives included There were nn, outstanding features in

The N.Y.K. str. Sanuk Ważu. (Calcutta

Goldenberg was fair in goal, but lacked by a fue body of mea opc or two of play a long time with only ten mea and here on the 27th November..

several new faces, and they were general sailors must be condoled with having to hai on the 90th November, and is expected tours.

the course of the performance, but the Line) left Kobe, for this port via Shang,

the anticipatory instinct which makes them looking especially fit, including the afterwards with June- owing to injuries. The NY.K. str. Bombay Haru (Bom date of arrival will be subject to rent

"class" man, and he ought to have stopped at least one goal which counted.. Railton was good, but Stalker was better, ami the two had a lot of work. It is difcaft to sort out the halves and the forwards because all hands seemed to be halves! Ever and anon the forwards would drop back well behind the centre line as if

This affected their play certainly, but made no difference to the result, as the E.G.A. always held the master cards,

UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE-- DIVISION II.

bay Line) left Kobe for this port via Moji on the 21st November, and is expected here on the 8th November.

The P. & O. tr. Candia left Singapore for this port on the 2nd November, at 17 am, and is due here on the 28th Novem

bor, at about Ga.m.

left back, But as soon as the serions. business of the game started it became apparent that this was very mich a new" team, that is, new to each other. There was vigour in plenty, enough and was also plenty of ballooning and gallery to spare, though fonts, were rare. There

38 Cor. B.G.A. v. SUBMARINES. The American and Manchurigu. Line Another rexatious disappointment str. Kajue laft Colombe on the 18th fearful of their defence. A strong attack Play, which is not nearly so effective as occurred with regard to this fixture. November, and is dus here on the 30th

the long low volley as we got it from which promised to be a most interesting November. is the best defence, and the sooner some Coxon of the Engineers. High kicking decided yet, and as I hear that the pean Line) left London for this port vis encounter. The responsibility has to be The NY.K. str. Tottori Muru (Euro of the homesters recognise the fact, and pleases the crowd, and a chorus of Submarines intend to claim the points it play up to it, the better it will be for Oh's" grected each skyward punt, but looks as if some active measures will be ports on the 18th October, and is expected the Hongkong Club.

Et last taken to ensure engagements being here on the 30th November kept. Wher the Association has The N.Y.K. ar. Kangoon Mara (Bom bay Line) left Boniae for this port vin appointed the referee and hu duly turns UP, and when the League Secretary has Singapore on the 15th November, and is it is very hard that between the clubs arranged for the game to be brought off, expected here on the 1st December. themselves they cannot see that the Ground is prepared and ready for them. It is purely and simply a league matter and should be dealt with in

no half- hearted way..

ARTILLERY CAPTURE 3WO POINTS.

lifeless exhibitions

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or

the sphere really only made a few yards headway and every man had time mean The match between the R.G.A. und while to find his place. The R.G.A. 11.M.S, Tamar, was a match of a totally forwards were slow; Crane seemed to different calibre to that on the Club want a week to get into position, and ground, but, truth to tell, even this one Green was far from his usual tricky self. never rose abova Lhe height of He tried the old ganies, but they would icdioerity. The Artillery seemed never not come off the fancy touches that to be fully extended and therefore did usually set his line-going went adrift and į not give of their best, and it was difficult werd intercepted by Torrington to realise that the dashing rosistless band Hurdin. True, the ex-Norfolk and of workers against the Engineers a week Devon County player got two goals, and got them well enough, but his display was ago could stoop to such a namby-pamby not convincing. Pinchard was effective They actually on the left and his centres were true, and Swann made him a very good partner. Court was as ecol as a cucumber in times of greatest pressure and is indispensable, is tremendous kicking powers, too, bring relief, and they do not find touch.

The game opened with the gunners in aggressive mocd, and how Crane and then improvement, The teams were Dalimao missed the not was a marvel. R.G.A.-Moore, Court and Langford; Then Torrington passed the bell down to Rawlings and so the Tars forward Westbrook, Perry, and Townsend; Dall line caught a sight of Moore,

He was man, Crane, Green, Swann, and Pinchard quite prepared, though, to receive H.M.S. Temur-Heitzmann; Hurdin and visitors, and, tipping to Court or Lang- ford, they did the necessary. And so Torrington; Baird, Wilkinson, and

Da, many times repeated, with the Coldwell Jones, Simmons, Rawlings, Tamar quickly tiring. Adams and Smith.

men are still far from fit, and there was Mr. F. W. Wright refereed very a big difference in the way the respective sides shaped as they finally retired to the efficiently.

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Porny was substituted for Sergeant Peacock in the middle line of the Artillery, otherwise there was no change.

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The results at Fanling on Sunday, were

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FIEST FOUND. Kraft beat Ritchie, by 2 up. Crew beat Beavis, by 1 up. Archbutt beat Lindsay Woods,' by

Murray beat Tonies, by 5 and. 4. Shewan beat Davidson, by 1 up.

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McMurtrie beat Kraft, by 6 and 5: Grow beat Aschbutt, by 5 and 4. Mill beat Cumming, by and: 1 Ragnall beat Fergusson, by 2 uni Clark beat Hutchison, by 1 up. Murray beat Tuson, by 4 and 3. Spicer beat Shewan, by 5 and 4

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The NY.K. str. Mishima Maru (Euro- ! pean Line) left Yokohama for this port via ports on the 10th November, and is expected here on the 1st December.

The NY Brinchi Mari CryE Steamship nean Line) left Colombo for this port vin Singapore on the 20th November, and is having artired, Consignees of Carro aro tereby exnected here on the 3rd December.

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The N. R. str. Fasa Mara (Calcutta Line) left. Calcutta for this port via port on the 18th November, and is expected bere on the 7th December

uforised that their Gouds, with the exception of and stored at their risk into the hazardous and for Opime, Tressure and Valuables, are being landed

extra bazardous Godowns of the Hougkour and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd Kawican, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery may be ehtaand..

Optimal Cargo will to forwarded on unless utimation is received from the Conrinere before Roos To-pax requesting it to be landed after the Goods Claiza be admitted bave left the Gedoway, and all Goods remaining andelivered after the 28th fust, will be subject to rent.

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