LOCAL SPORT.
CRICKET
HONGKONG V. THE NAVY.- The Hongkong C.C. won this game, played on their own ground on Saturday in football rather than cricket weather, Beores and analyses :-
HONGKONG
B. E. Pearce, 1 Hunton
8. S. Moore, b Dawson
PP Wodehouse, Rapley,
Pearson an
11
A. G. Stokes, o Swanson, b Pearson... 48 B. Hancock, o Ferriss, b Dawson
0. C. Clarke, Rapley, Pearson
R. P. Thursficile Swanson,
Pearson
M. M. Mans, b Raplay
D. E. Donnelly, b Pearson
F. H. Cobb, not out
R. Kennedy, b Pearson
Dawson
Pearson
Raploy
Hunton
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
12 1
55
13.6
10 1. 42
·0.· 17
THE NAVY..
Private Dawson, e Konnedy, b
Dotinelly.
201
7
Lieut. Huutou, Pearce, b Wode- ... liquse
17
Sab-Lieut. Swanston, c Hancock, b
Donnelly...
Fleet-Paymaster Pearson, e Kennedy.
b Wodehouse.....
Lieut. Ferriss, c Clarke, b Wodehouse 8 Lieat, Buxton, Wodehouse, b
Donnelly
Lieut. Brockholes, & Hanouck b
Donnelly
Sub-Lient. Fawcett, b Stokes
20
Eng-Lint. Archard, retired hurt B Malshiprian Minett, b Strikes
20
Stoker Rapley, not ont
Extras
Total
103
Bowling Analysis.
Donuelly
194
Wodehouse
.1
Stokes
Mags
KOWLOON 2. ...
Played at Kowloon on Saturday, ending 20 win for the RG.A. by 10% runs
Scores *****
R.G.A.
Capt. H. Smith, Elson, o Ruven... 68: Capt. Aiatthews, Robinson, b. De
Komp
Lient. Roupoll, Robinsen, b De
Rome
Gr. Borry, Mead, b Do Rome
Lieut. Bagnall, bw, Raven
Sorgt, Owen, b Raven
Lieut Taylor, e Mead, b Raven.
Cpl. Ross, st. Robinson, Raven
Gr. Edgler, ut out a
Gr. Payno, e Railton, b Stalker Sargt. Williams, c Evans, b Raven
Extras
FOOTBALL NOTES.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY MARCH 16TH, 1911
A large number of people journeyed to the Happy Valley on Saturday in the hope of seeing the D.C.L.L. and B.E. in opposition for Hongkong League points, It was to have been the fourth meeting of the season, and the three earlier ones had been so close (2-1, 2-1, and 2-0 for the infantrymen) that a fine sporting struggle was anticipated; especially remembering that the Dukes are having a lean time just now and that Corporal Coxon would be again available for the Engineers' defence. But disappointment was visible everywhere when it was found that there would be no play. I undor stand that the regatta was the cause of the postponement, but surely this could have been foreseen and earlier arrange ments made.
ROYAL ARTILLERY CUP
Bemite
8887 Companies 883 Companies 87 s. 83 Companies Complete Table
3-2 and 0-1 0-1 and 0.4 2-0 and 1-3
Goals.
PW. D. L. for agat. Pt.
4
2
Club
B3 Coy (Lyemtaka). (Winners of Ch
87 Coy (8toseoutters) 15 1 6 6 B Coy. (Viet, Bks) 4 13 0 3 6
SHIPPING IN PORT.
VESSELS EXPECTED.
THE AMERICAN MAIL”
ABEATOON APCAs, British str., £,931, W. The P.M. str. Nele lolb Yokohama for Walker, 18th March-Osloutta 24th Hongkong, vis Manile, on the 8th March. February, General David Sassoon The United Bustes mail has been trans- ferred to the N.G.L. atr. Kleist, which is CHANGSHA, British str., 1,463, F. C. Gam- scheduled to arrive at Hongkong on the
brill, 13th March Melbourne 6th 17th March February General Butterfield & THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL
The I.G.M. str. Prine Sigismund loft Swire DAINIGENZAN MARE, Japanese str., 2,338, Sydney on the 7th March, at 11 am, and Ureno, 6th March Wakamatsu 28th may be expected here on or about the February, Coal Mitsui Bussan 30th Marchđàn h
Tho E. & A str. Aldenham left Sydney Kaisha, DAINICHI MARU, Japanese str., 1,983, for this port (vis Queensland Ports and Suzuki, 8th March Moji 2nd March, Manila) on the lith March, and may be expected to arrive here on or about the DEVAWONGSE, British str., 1,568, Shearer, 4th April.
19th March Saigon 8th March, Rice THE OLEMAN MALL, A
Chinese EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, British str. 9,789, W.
RAILWAYS FROM HANKOW. Coal. Mitsu Biski Gochi Kwaighs.
Davison, 18th February Vancouver 30th January, Mails and General Canadian Pacific Railway Co Foocsow, British str. 1,228, J. R. Owen, 11th March Shanghai 8th March, Mails and General-Butterfield & Swire.
Notable developments have taken place recently in the affairs of the Hukwang railways, to be built with the four Powers' loan. The most important is a proposal to change the route of the German section, which was to have been built from Hankow to Ichnng. It is suggested that the line should not, for FOOKEANO, Bitish str., 1,987, T. A. Mit the present at least, bo built to Ichang but rather along the Han valky to Siang-
Again, the R.GA.. H.M.S. Tamar semi-final, due to be played at the same time, was also mulled for the same reason and it is unfair all the way round, to players, officials, would be spectators, and especially to the secretaries, when fixtures aro cancelled like this at short notice.yazg and Laohokow, in the extreme GLENFANG, British str., $,550, Henderson,
Besides, there is a lot of business to be northwest of Hupeh province. got through in a few weeks, and the H.M.S. Tumar and DC.L.1 will 800 begin to feel the strain of playing three or four matches in seven or eight days.
oboil, 19th MarchMoji 3rd March, General. Jardine, Matheson & Co.
March,
7th March Shanghai 3rd General-Order Gregory ArcAR, British str., 2,940, J. Drake, 11th March Moji 8th March, Coal. David Bassoon & Co. HALIOTIS, Dutch, str., 1,070, J. Bakker, 10th March-Shanghai 7th March, General Melchers & Co. HELENE, German str., 771, J. Jenson, 11th March-Hoihow 10th March, Gen
cral. Jebsen & Co.
VISITORS AT HOTÉL.
Homokoro HOTMI,
Mr ES. Abraham Mr Hodgias Mr L. Adlər
Mrs E I Agassiz
Mr & Mrs O. Hede
Miss D. Androw Mr E. S. Atkinson Mr E. C. Atkinson
Mr & Mrs EW.
Anthony
Mrs Provost Babin Seater Th J. E.
Bakhap Mr. R. Bate Mr & Mrs O. Beer Mr. C. D. J. Ball Mrs E. R, Bolllics Mr G. A. Bana Mr & Mrs H. B.
Benjamin
Boswick and child Mr & Mrs C W.
Mr W. H. Billings Mr & Mrs H. Birkett,
a bursa and child
The LGM str. Forch, carrying the German mails, with dates from Berlin of the 18th February, left Bingapore on the 13th March, at 11 p.m., and may be expected here on or about the 18th March,
4. MEROHANT STEAMBES at U a.m.
The Danish str. Indien left Karateu Mr G. E. Brawstoo the 13th March, and may be expected here on or about the 18th March Bomb
The NY.K. str. Inaba Tare (Bombay Line) left Bombay for this port on the 19th March, Ledger 1st March, and is expected here on the
The Barber Line str. Satruma, from New York, left. Singapore on the 12th March, and is therefore due here on or about the 19th March
The H.A.L. str. Hoerde left Bingapore on the 13th March, am, and may be expected here on or about the 20th March, &M,
pear Line) eft Marseilles for this port The N.Y.K. str. Mishima Maru (Euro via ports on the 21st February and is expected hero on the 25th March
Mr A. P. Bungey Mr H. L. Burke MW Burgess
and maid
Mr W. E. Clayton Miss D'Almada Mr A. 3. Cambridge
Castro Master D'Almada
Castro
Mr & Mrs F. X. D'Almada z Castro Miss Cortmail MI& Me G. Clark Dr AL. E, F, Mi N. Clough
Mr G. P. Curry Mrs Custer
& Mry P. Dauginavis
Coleman
Mr. C. H.1
ir E. J. Dais
Several reasons are given in favour of the change. It is pointed out that a line to north-west Hupeh would serve a more immediate need, as this country has no However, the local masaging bodies transportation facilities at present, while have hein early on the warpath with re- Tohang has a good river for the most part fixings, and I am able to append a list of the year. Even if the Ichang line were of the senior games that are due to be built now, it would be very desirable to played this week. Here they are run a branch to Slangyang and the rich HIROSAN MARU, Japanese str., 2,302, who Suzuki, 5th March Miike 37th To-day.-D.CL.I. RE, Military country surrounding, and those
Ground. 4 p.m. (H.K League). He desire the change say it would be bettor February, Coal Mitsui Bussan The Danish str. Arabien left Port Said on the 26th February my ro expect Kaishia de Ma Lo build the branch firet AK feree: Mr. FW. Wright.
The Mogul Lino str, Lothian left To-morrow. RG.A 11.M.8. Tanur The main utility of the Iching line IRENE, Chinese str., 960, McLean, 11th ed here on or about the 26th March.
p.m. Referee: Mr. E. J. Blake trade. But it will not achieve this par-Chineso, Wednesday Hongkong F.C.HM.Spose until the line beyond Ichang is built. KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,536, Stewart, for Hongkong via Straits, and is due to Mrs Cottrell Dormer The N.Y.K, str. Koga Mary (European Mr D, 3, 8. Douglas Hampshire (Shield semi-final replay), Under the four Powers' loan agreement, 11th March Shanghai 7th March, arrive here about the 3rd April Mr R. H. Douglas
Referee this section is to be built by Americans, General-Chinese Mr. A. P. Storried
here on the 8th April Borday, 6th March-Botan Island, on the 28th February, and is expected Mrs J. M. Doyla (US League), Naval Ground, 4 ply admitted that the construction of Nil USA.
The Swedish East Asiatico's str. Mr W. Dutton Referco: Mr. A. A. Wilson, the life will not be easy. It is likely to MAUBANG, British str., 1,644, A. Halcock, Saturday D.CL.I. » R.G.A. (U.S. take a considerable time to push the track 12th March-Fremantle 31st Febru Japon left Port Said on the 19th March, Mr & Mrs H. League) Military Ground, 4 p.m. through the high ranges from Ichang to ary Wood-Jardine, Matheson & Co. and is expected to arrive here on or about Ehrenfels Referee: Mr. A. P. Storrie.
The American & Manchurian Liner. Mr K. W linger Saturday.E. H.M.S. Tomar (HK Wanhsien, and the undertaking would be PACTING, British str., 1.199, W. J. Barker, the 12th April, da je Mr J. Elsinger
Longue), Naval Ground, 1 pm Re very costly. A rough catimate has been 12th March-Saigon 8th March, Rice,ted the Canal on the 24th Feb Mrs F. L. Faren
Buterfield & Switc FireTMPENH, British str., 1,065, Bird, 13th ary direct for Hongkong.
March-Saigon 8th March, Rice R Chinese,
(Shield semi-final), Club Ground, 4.30 would be to give an outlet for Szechuan March-Swatow 10th March, Generaloited Kingdom on the 21st February, Mr A, T, Doboll
Club Ground, 4.30 pm and surveyors have been working on the Lisovar, American str. 2,200, W. C. Line) left London for this port via ports Mr W. Donins Wednesday. EHMS. Tomar cuntry for a year or more. It is univor
feree Mr. A. A. Wilson
Many are anxiously looking forward to Wednesday's replay. The fact of the Club taking part is a big factor in their enthusiasm and should the citizens beat the Naval representatives they will most certainly not lack support for the final tie on the 18th. There is no gainsaying that the Club men have come along wonder fully in the last few weeks, and they are a different team entirely to the lot that started the season so wretchedly.
88,
rande that this line would cost some $81,000,000, or say £8,000,000 As the whole of the four Powers loan is only 2600,000 with a provision for a further £4,000,000, if needed, there might pos. sibly be difficulties in the providing of funds for the Ichang Chengtu line 4 any rate, it seems likely that the com pletion of that line will be delayed for some years, and, without it, the line from chang to Hankow would be of little use
KRA or profit.
Mainly for theso reasons it has been proposed to change the route of the Ger The Royal Artillery Cup Competition line. Presumably the change would has finished for, the season, and the not be made without the consent of all
•Tho trophy deservedly goes to grace
parties to the four Powers loan agree- quarters at Lyemun. The three Comment, and lengthy negotiations (in which vanies competing. 33 (Lyemun), 87 Stonehe American financiers would be special cutters) and 68 (Victoria Barracks) have ly interested) would probably take place We understand that Mr. H. Linow, the fought good fights and interest was Bustained till the last match, 87 v. because a win for 87 would have placed engineer in chief for the construction of the equal with 33 at the top. It was a the German line from Hankow, has gone splendid ight from end to end. The 88th got to Fesing with plans and maps to lay thren good goals in the first half; and before the government to show the advan 1the Islanders struggled hard to mest the tages of the proposed change of route to
big deficit. They got two, but the other tap the Han valley. one that would give them the right to play Lyemun in a deciding match could not be obtained, and so 89 won 3-2 and 83rd Company were left in undisputed possession of the trophy for twelve months. The Lyemun gunners absolutely deserve their success, for they are isolated, and have had to fight the Company which has avory much better chance (on paper) of annexing the shield.
Total
205
Bowling Analysis
De Rome
Stalker
36
Evang
0
Ovory
Haven
Venser
KOWLOON.
1. Sutton, c Ross, b Bagnall
23
0
FJ. de Rome, e H. Smith, b Payne. 32 A. R. F Raven, & Baguall...
W. I. Weaser, & Rompell,
J.Stalker, b Bagnall
b Berry
P. Robinson, Berry, Williams.
BD. Evans, e Ross, b Bagnall
W. T. Elson, e Owen, b Williams
JH Mond, Bagnall
W. Hailton, e Roupell, Williams
H. Overy, not out
Extras
5
TRO
WILL
THE AMERICAN LINE BE BUILT ? In some quarters it is doubted whether the American line from Ichang into Szechuan province will ever be built. It is pointed out that the French lines from Chengtu to Haiphong and to Yanchow, for both of which concessions have been granted, would afford a cheaper outlet to the seaan than railway to Hay
and by river to Shanghai This co-
sideration, added to the difficulties and costliness of the Tenang Chengtu line, lead to the abandonment of the latter project.
THE MONEY SHORTAGE.
Murazami, 12th March Bombay 22nd PENANG MARU, Japanese str., 3,274, 8. February, General. Nippon Yusen Kaishe RAJABURI, German str., 1,189, 0. Wolff,
7th March-Bangkok 26th February, Rice Butterfield & Swire SEATTLE MARO, Japanese str., 3,838
Saitow, 12th March-Manila 9th March, General Osaka Shosen Kaisha.
SexTA, German str., 992, N. Jessen, 10th March- Bangkok 2nd March, Rice,- Chinese TAMING, British str., 1,356, G, H. Penne
father, 6th March Manila March, Sugar and General -Butter- field & wire. A
Kaisha.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
Count Fersen Me 8. Fernthough
Mr R. De L. Hordern
Miss L. W. Howard My D. Jaffe
Mr J. M. Jay L
Mr J. W. Lee-Jou Mr M. T. Jones Miss
O. Kittleson Dr Comer
Music
Ridklie
Gant C. F. Koogys Mr. B. Larpurt Mr & Mrs B.Lvtan
Mr. B. Layzon Mr Law Mr, T. Idoyi
Me 13, Logan Mr. Lobel Mr J. Conway Long
Meson
Miss Matheson
T. Matheron Miss Marr Dr O. Marriott Dr G. W. Machesn
Mr & Mrs C. J. Mati Mr FA lackintos Mr. & Mrs John Meier
My B. K. M Mr O. E. Meyer Mr J. Merce 13 Mr P. Mayor Mr DM M
Mr & Mrs G. Marián
Mr G. S. Mic teton Mr N. S. Milowski Mrs H. Milner Mr & Mrs J. Morris MG, OTens Mr C. A O'Neill C. Miss A J. Fence
C.
Mrs. B. Frikke and infant Mr B Gale kong 16th March
Mr A. Gallotti Mr J. Qib Onsang, from Calcutta, is due in Hong-
Marionetshire, from Vancouver, is due in Mr A. G. Gordon.
Mr L. Gourgey Hongkong 7th April. ---
Mr V. Goulbourn
BHITE LINE, LIMITED.
INDEA LINS, LIMITED.
kong 16th March Indraden, from Shanghai, is due in Hong Mr & Mrs J. Gould
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,
Per Teun, from Manila, Mrs. Billings and Mrs. Hopcraft.
3rd and Mrs. D. Marshall.
Per Fumeus, from Shanghai, Captain
Pet flatan, from Swatow, etc., Dr.
Mr J. H. Graat Mr P.0.de Grisogono Mr W. J. Guus
Mra G. Hamilton Mr & Mrs C. Harpur Mr H, E. Heacock Mr & Mrs Henty ⠀⠀ MF. L. Horschman
And Mrs. Pakerham, Mr. and Mrs. Wolf, G
2,014, Y.
Hewett
Mr F. A. Perry
Mr A Peterson
Mr & Mrs C. H. Fieros
Mr S. E. Potten Mr G. Hutton Potta Mr A. B. Purvis
Miss Baymond MrE: R.Bay Mr. R. M. Raymond
Mr B. Baworth
Mi F. Resy
Richard Mr & Mr E. A
Mr & Mrs W Rick ba Mrs O. Russell Mrs Salienk
Mr A. E. Schulta Mr & Mrs G. C. Footh Mr J. U. Sibley Miss R. Smith Mien 8. L. Smith Mr F. Smyth Miss M, Spring Mr A B Sore Miss A Squarensen Mise Z de Tarrant
Mr & Mrs O. Tinker Me R. J. Tobin
Mr G. H. Wakem Cape A Walken
Mr F de
Me H. Wilkinson Miss E. Wilkinton Mr&Mrs F. Winkler Mr G. G. Wood
Mr & Mrs B. T.
Wynberg
Mr L. L. Zossenheim
MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA AND JAPAN STATION,
BEITISH.
TAHON MABU, Japanese str., 1142, JMiss E Wills, Mr. C. Humphreys, Mr. Major & Mrs E. Here Moj Mm Herepath Rice Chinese,
Mr. Dyson ALWAY Karai, 8th March-Saigon 3rd March, Maurer, Mr. Ghezzi, Mrs Rosario and path Mr F. Yearly
23rd Per Eastern from Sydney, etc., Mr. Mr W. B Hind Kachiki, 7th March-Japan
HM Collins, Rev. and Mrs. J. E TEMIYA MARU, Japanese str..
February, Coal Miteui Bussan facrta Mrs, and Miss Langdon, Mrs. UtY, Norwegian str., 885, Pedersen, 11th Hearne, Miss H Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. March-Bangkok 2nd March, Rico, W. Pettit Mrs. Grey, Mr. and Mrs. Chinese. A MENO M. Gana and 3 children, Mr. M. 7th March-Shanghai 3rd March Miss Altmann, Misses Hearne (2), Miss
Nina Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. WOSANG, British str., 1,127, J. M. Smith, Hoho, Miss E. J. Collins, Mrs. Cleary,
Gepeni-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Farrell, Dr. and Mrs. M. Palha, Mr G. M. Morse, Senator Bakhap, Mr. J. Levi, Miss Biddock, Mr. Pohl, M. and Mrs. F. D. Herrick, Mr. Whiting Me, J. Carlos, Mr. G. E. Brewester and Misses McLaughlin (3).
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS
DEFARTED.
up. Comdr. A. Cochrane, Hongkong. Atlas, admiralty tug, 615 tons, 1,400 1hp, Alacrity, despatch boat, 1,700 tons, 4 guns, 2,000
Hongkong, kay
Bramble, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 i.h.p., Ldent
Comdr. B. E. Prichard, Yangtas. Comdr. W. H. Darwall, Yangtse. Britomart, ganhost, 710 tons, 900 hp. Lieut Cadmns, British sloop, 1,070 tons, 1h.p., 1,400
Ld. Captain Hugh P. B. T. Willes, Yoigland hug The C.P.B. str. Montcante left Moji on LEAGUE TABLES.
the 13th March, at 8 am and is duo to
Chemh, water tank and hug, 390 tons, 340i b.p., arrive at Shanghai on the 15th March, Per Devanha, for Shanghai, etc, Mr Hongkong in Tables up-to-date, 19th March ::
ab 9 am.
W. H. Burgess, Mrs. F. L. Fearon, Mr. Cho, British sloop, 1,070 tons, 1,400 1.b.p The Rickmers Linie str. denne Beckmers F 8. PersoDS, Mr. G. Pika, Mr. A. Comdr. Mackenzie, Yangtes. It appears certain that the whole of the U.S. LEAGUE DIV I
Goals. Hukwang railway loan agreement will left Singapore on the 12th March, p.m. Sasson, Mr. F. Sachs, Mr. and Mrs. Colne, TBD 560 tone, guna 4-12 pr., i.b.p., (temp.), Hongkong guns 4.12 pr. i.hp. Club P. W L D for aget. P. have to be reconsidered, if for no other and is expected here on or about the 18th Attwood Mr. J. Buse, Lieut. and Mrs.
54107 28reason than that the money provided is March,
B. G. Northington, Mr. and Mrs. W500 f.d., Lieut. Comdr. C. A. Forgrand DOLI 4310836 entirely insuflicient for the work planned. The ND.L. freight str. Gernis left Blumenthal, Mr. L. Beckingsslo, Mr. and Chelmer T.R.D., 560 tons,
5 2 3 9 5 4 It is estimated that the line from Wu Singapore on the 13th March, at 3 pm, Mrs. C. J. Mattan, Mr. W Logan, Mr 7,500 £4,Lieut. H. T. England, Hongkong 40402130 chang to Yochow alone will east some and may be expected here an or about the G, B. Pattison, Bev, L. Robert, Mr. G. F. Fame, TBD. Lit. Comdr. O. M. Blackman, HMS.
where about £2,000,000, and on the same 19th March, at noon.
Brock; for Yokohama, Mr. J. S. Carter, Hongkong. basis, the whole of the line from Wuchang. The Cargo of Raw Silk shipped on board to the border of Canton province would the M.M. str. Cordillere which left this involve an outlay of close on £3,000,000 port on the 10th February was delivered
RG.A
Total
108
Bowling Analysis.
Bagnall Berry
27
Edglar
12.
Payne
04
RE
Williams
5.1 T
3
POLICE CC. CIVIL SERVICE.
Played on the Police Recreation Ground
on Saturday, Scores
OXVIL SERVICE Dawson, c Kent, b McLeanse Foster, b King .......... Wood, o Pitt, b McLennan Brown, st. Pitt, b Melonnan Taekih McLeunan ve Higginbotham,
MOLERES
Hill, e Pitt, b King
Mackay, o Kent, b McLennan Edwards, & Grimmitt, b Molanan
··Ling, & Grimmit, h Alexander
Bradbury, not out
**Tamar
ILS. LEAGUE-DIV. II.
Ulab
Captain H. W. Grant, Hongkong. Mr J, Law, Mr. F. Lysen, and Mr. C Hampshire, 10,850 tons, 21,000 £1, 14 guns, Woollett,
Per Indio, for London, oto., Mr. and Jed, BD, 50 tons, gans 4-12 pr. hp,
P.W. L, D. for syst. Pt. As the four Powers' loan provides only at Lyon on the 12th March. Mrs. J. J. Watt, Mr. W. Thompsoa, M7,500 Ld. Lient. G. E. A. Muloak, Hongd 88 Joy..G.A.15 10 3 230 10 22 £10,000,000, as the ultimate amoant to be The str Thongwen, from Calcutta, left M. Sutton, Mr and Mrs. A. J. McCallum cong 87 Coy. GA14 7 3 4 25 20 18 advanced, it will be seen that the amount Singapore on the 13th March, and may Miss Whiting, Miss Lindsay, Rey WKinths, 616 tons, 1,000 t.ho Tint Comdr.
Hongkong Pelics15 8 52 27 15 18 DCLI Reserves 10 8 1 1 15 67
83 Coy R.G.A 14 7 4 3 97 22 17 Tamar Beerves 14 6 6 2 25 37 14 D.C.L. Band 11 4 4 3 18 17 11 R.D. Pserves 15 3 9 315 36 Staff and Depily D.C.LL Buglers. 14 11219 33
HONGKONG LEAGUIDIT. I
Clob
Goals
3
H Marryatt, Yangtse
"grunu,"
J. B. Gibson, Hong
will not nearly cover the cost of this line as well as the German section from Hanbe expected here on or about the 18th Hewitt, Mr. P. C. Potts, Mrs. Curling: Malin, seveying ship, 1,070 tons, 6 Low to Tchang and the American from March, am Ichang to Chengtu. If these section ar adhered to, it seems that at least the amount is required
RAILWAY POLITICS
100
The game of railway politics that is being played in China at present is interesting, if not edifying Railway
P W D L for agt. Ft. men generally are wondering why a
5 31 13 3 7 French bank should have gained the con- R.E
143 0
6 6 cassion to run a line from Chungking to DCLL
5 20 3 10 44 Yanchor (on the Gulf of Tengking), by B.GA. Hongkong F.O......6 14 2 10 3 way of Yunnan-fu, when there is already HM.S.Iamar...2 1.0 1 29
French line from Yunnan futo Haiphong (ales on the Galf of Tong- HONGKONG LEAGUE DIV. II, king). If both these lines were running, they would be in cut-throat competition. F. W. L. D. for agst Hankow failway men are inclined to Ch
agree with the opinion expressed in Mostra
Peking that the obtaining of this com cission is a ruse of the French railway builders to prevent, the Pauling (British)
Extras
Total Bowling Analysis.
81
Kelly Kent
0
Alexander
9. 3: 18
P
POLICE.
28 03. EGA BOO University
220 09
9 240 200
0301 12
4
A Edwards bLing
E. Kelly, b Ling
W. Pitt. b Ling
F. Alexander, c and b Edmonds
A. Grimmitt, b Ling
„Molennar.“
T. H. King.
K. Mclennan, o Hill, b Edwards
E Vincent b Eduoonds.
T. H. King, o Bradbury, b Edmonds 0
W. Kent, e Ling, & Edmonds
Booker, Ling.....
J. Carpenter, not out
Extra
Edmonds Ling
Total Bowling Analysis.
0.
SMALL SHIPS LEAGUE.
Goals Page shay P. W. L. D. for sget. Pt of to 1911 44 46 8636 32 13 9 2 2
Ribble
Maerity
Welland
Rosario
Colne
30
Triumph-
Kennet Merlin
Chelmer
8 5 2 1 97 68.75 7.552721 11 757.14 0 4 4 2 16 17 9.24
500
12 12
33.88
36 36
18 30
333
30 30.77
18,75
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SEE THAY TRAPH MATKAN WORD, TIJNS APIORA ISH TEIT, BOTY STAMP AFTEND TO ALL GEMITEN VARVETIL INSIST ON NAVING THERAPION.
1875
for Marseilles, Miss E. H. McLachlin Miss TM. McLachlin, Miss F. McLachlin, Mr. H. Rosenthal, Mr. B. Tyler for Bombay, Mr. H. D. Talati, Miss E. Stephenson, for Colombo, Miss L-Grey for Singapore, Mr. S. Morgan, Mi ghium Koruma and Mr. P. A. Van
s Stadt.
1,400 ihp. Liont, F. J. B hengmoned orsieer (Hagship Vios Minotaur,
Admiral T. H. Jerram, KO.B.) 87,000 ihp, Capt. E. B. Kiddle, Hongkong. oorhan, river gunboat, 160 tona, a game, 800 Alan Dixon, West River 1.bp. Lt. Comile. A 500 tons, turbiere 2,000 £4, Capt. & Fowlett, Shaophel
Comdr. Malcolm Murray, Yangtze Nightingale river gumboat, 355 tone, 240 h.p
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650 tons, 4 guns, 12. pr. 1.ph, Whetham, 7500 fd, Laent, E. K. Boldham Hengkong.
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Per China, for San Francisco, etc., Mr. and Mr. W. B. Powers and infant Mr. H, L Condon, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hede manu, Mrs. C. Von Sipek, Bev and Mrs. WE Toulison and 3 children, Mr Y W. Daniel, Mr. E. N. Pigot, Mrs. W. Bibbl, T.E.D., 590 tons, 7,5G Ld, 6 guni, Scott, Miss M. Spring, Miss B. Smith, Lieut. Comdr. Wilkinson, Hengkong Mr. and Mrs. H. Birkett, Mr. J. Horpin Robin, river gunboat, 85 tons, guns. 240 h.p., Mr. Wm. P. Mason, Dr. V. Roempp, M.Comdr. J. Fleetwood Nash, West River. and Mrs. E. 8. Benjamin Rev. and Mrs. Rozario, depot ship for Submarines, 980 tons, 1,400 i.h.p., Lleut Comdr. F. A. Cromis, PL. Eicher and 2 children Miss B.
Hongkong gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 2,400 Harin, Mr. and Mrs. J McKenna and
Sandpiper, river
h.p.. Lieut. Comdr. I, A. B. Hatter, West tons, 2 gibs, ailpo LL Comdr. Maurice B. Leslie, Yangtze Temnt, receiving ship, 4,650 tons, 6 gans,
Commodors R Anstruther,
Diehl,
Atkinson, Mrs. A. JR Smith Miss Z. H.
Company from gaining an outlet to the VNG ROOT ANR Tarrant, Mias 9. E. Smith, Miss ET
coast for its line to be built from Shasi on the Yangtze; to Bingi fu, in southern Kweichow
BOUTE OF THE
Medicalrese Taily Press, PUBLISH DATY,
is the oldest and still immeasurably the best drertising medium among the Established for OVO FITTE TRA38 Circuletes largely throngous Bouthern Chirs decided the old idea of breaching of Indo China st
While the route of the German line from Hankow has not been definitely
from Kwangshut on the Perlig Hankow
Terms for Advetising(Translation fres:can
Buzzett, Mr. Chos Abel, Mr. J. P. Wills M 1. Makay, Miss 8 Beay, Mr. J. W Fay Mr. T Thornton, Mrs. FA Braungan, Miss C. Remedios, Mrs. A F Pereira, Mrs H Hoy Mr. Schluter, Mr. F. Sanborn, Mr. Yo P. Mason, Alysa LR. Ecott Miss D Andrews, Miss L. Smith, ME. U Pratt, Mr. J. E. Brown, Miss MJ Dutton, Mr. R. H. R. Toland, Mr. A Friedlich, Mrs. M. O'Neill and Mr RB. Bruce
line has been shandoned. The line will be obtained at the Office, 104, De Voeux Road Atkinson, Miss C. Stokes, Major E. G.
either go from Siaokan or direct from
Hankow in the direction of Anlu, on the
Han river Central China Post
Cantral, Hongkong, 151, Fleet Street, London or from the different Agent
MADIITensat from or into Cinaries!
* Collel Cities
Snipo, viver gunboet, 85 countles
Hong
Preb, battleship, 11,985 fors, 12.500 hp, Captain Philip Streatfield, M.V.O., Hong
int Crands. Han Gay Stopford, Yangiga Teal, river gunboat, 180 tons, 2 guns, 800 3,£.p. ,900 h.p. L4, Comar. Thistle, unheat, 710 fons,
TRD, 590 to 7,500 21., 6 gausa Lárut. Marwell, Hongkor 7500 1.35 gus HL, N. Cottrell Dormer, Hongkong
Welland, T.B.D., 590-tous, On Comdr. Beymour, Hongkong
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