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McCubbin and Hamilton playing steadily and calmly. There are a good many impetuous younger players in Hongkong who would do well to make a study of the tactics of these old hands at the game: | The Police forwards, while generally good RESERVES TOO GOOD FOR SCOUTS. in mid-field, seemed impotent when near F. Taybr ....... the goal, and
The Bcouts may claim to give the great anxietely gave cause for any Cathill
May
Reserves points so far as military matters In the second half the Folice had son- F. Williams.
Windebank go, but the old brigade, can level things siderably more of the game, but their for
wards failed to make the progress expect E. J. Connors up in cricket. On the Club ground oned of them. Consequently, for quite an HR. Elson Saturday, the Reserves opposed the Scouts appreciable period the leather hung about 3. Tooker Jr. and won quite easily, thanks to the re in mid-field. A good attempt by Wilkie, W Pope markably effective bowling of R. E. O and, at the other end, a dangerous run F Wright
by the Police left wing, livened up F. BrowZ Bird and the fruitful partnership between matters, and from this stage until the T. Day the brothers Hancock. These were the dose play was as bright and exciting as Stannard only features, but the game was always in the early period of the first half. There J. McCarthy interesting in view of the healthy spirit were two or three scrambles around both H. J. Henutssey
goals, and Swan had an extraordinary A Brock for FIVE YEARS. of competition between the more mature slice of luck on one occasion. The goal J. Tooker Sur.
that would have meant much for the Hollway Police was not forthcoming, however, and W. R. Cousins the game ended with the Club winners by | W, R. Stewart a solitary goal which counts for two.
L. G. Villiamne valued points. Mr. A A. Wilson was IV. Drew the referee, and he controlled the game W. Lookhart admirably.
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Total
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ARMY AD NAVY KOWLOON. The match between Kowloon C.C. and the Officers of the Army and Navy, played at Kowloon on Saturday, resulted in a draw very much in favour of Kowloon. Seoras:
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Capt. Matthews b Overy
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G. McGregor, not out
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Major Stanefold, s Elson, b Robinson 16
Major Perkins, 6 Overy
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Total (for 7 wickets). Bowling Analysis.
168
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Total (for 4 wickets). Bowling Analysis.
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photograph was taken of all members and Owing to the discovery that opium is friends
being smuggled by concealing the drug Great interest was exhibited in the in mail parcels, the Chincoe Post Office. The Hongkong FC, gained a deserved thooting at 600 yards, where a company of han drawn up a set of regulations for the STEM COMPRADORES
upwards of 100 members and friends had examination of mail parols with a view victory at the expense of the Police on embled. Mr. Taylor, who in 1892 was to preventing opium smuggling. The the Club ground at Happy Valley on one of the Queen's Hundred" at Bisley, regulations were sent to the Customs Ad- Saturday. The teams were on level terms but for various reasons has not been ministration for consideration, and the on points when they lined up for this shooting during recent years, was one of latter has approved them.
and it became a question whether this every chance of gaining the League ccore would be reached by any of the wooden spoon. An additional piquancy others. It was not until the last detail WITH NEATNESS, ACCURACY AND DESPATCH,
was lent to the game by the fact that the had fired that it became apparent le In amplification of the telegram from UNDER EXPERIENCED EUROPEAN SUPERVISION AT REASONABLE Club and the Police meet in the first round serond with a score of 99, and Mr. May issue of an order signed by the President would be the winner. Mr. Cuthill was cur Peking Correspondent reporting the
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China opened their account from very short the Commodore, on behalf of Mrs. production of opium anywhere in range. A rally by the Police quintette Anstruther, presented the trophy to Mr. By the end of August no sale of opitim changed the scene of conflict to the Houg Taylor, and called for three cheers for the will be allowed. By the end of the Fens kong goal area, where Whitmarsh came winner, which were heartily given. He the consumption of opium will be totally out of the ordeal finely. A couple of good then presented the nomination prizes, shots from Booker and Grimmett might which were won by Mr. Hitt, Mrs have beaten the custodian had they been Cochrane and Mrs. Alderman lower, but they sailed over the top of the Cheers for Mrs. Anstruther and the bur, None of the players spared theur Commodore brought a most enjoyable selves, and as it progressed the game afternoon to a close, became more vigorous, although there was The duties of Captain and Range little illegitimate behaviour. Until the Officer were ably discharged by Chief 10A, DES VŒUX ROAD, HONGKONG. to goal, both defences showing up well, the Rifle Section,
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