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UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI

MATRICULATION AND LOCAL

EXAMINATIONS.

BANK.

PROPOSED DIVIDEND.

state

HONGKONG RESERVES.

ORDERS BY MAJOR WARSHAN, O.C., E.K.V.R.

DETAIL.

On duty from the morning of Sunday, 14th January, to the morning of Sunday, 21st January-"A" Coy. H.K.V.R.

The list of successful candidates at the

We are officially authorized to December Matriculation and Local Exa-that, mibject to audit,, the Directors of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation will recommendat the Orderly Officer-Lieut. J. Owen Hughes. forthcoming meeting:-

MATRICULATIÓN,

Honour.

15. Chan Kwan Po.

tion Club, the United Service Recationminations of the University of Hongkong Club and the Peak Club, was lapod is as follows:- and resulted in victory for the hdies" Recreation Club, followed by the nited Service Recreation Club (4 noin be hind) in second place and the Peak Club third The teams were:---

Ladies Recreation Club-Mrs. Arm- strong

Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Nisbet and Mrs. Kent.

United Service. Tub.--Mrs, Diyos, Mrs. Beckwith, Mrs. Winslow, and Mrs. Hammond

Peak Club, Mrs. Sandeman, Miss Wilkinson, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. Hancock.

HIFLE SHOOTING.

POLICE 1. NAVAL YARD.

The Polion and the Naval Yardeot in a rifle shooting competition at King's Park to-day, the shoot to comment as 2.16 p.m. The Police will be reprented by the following Mr. Franks (AP., .), Chief Inspector Mason (R.), Impec tor Sirdar Khan (R.), Inspector Jam mert (R.), Trooper Relphs (R.); Inpec- tor Grant, Sergt. Grimmett and Sgt. Pitt. Beserve.-Egt. Major Roylato

D. RI

CRICKET.

CIVIL SERVICE (.C. ». THE UNIVERSITY.

The following will represent the Ini- vernity in the above match to-day it 2 Rumjahn (Capt.), R. Brayshay, G. E. on the former's ground:-AH.

Marley, R. Ponsonby-Fate, F. Redmand, T. D. Wright, A, de Sousa, D. P. Dion, Chow Yat Cheong, W. Gittins and W. Hall.

السمسم

KOWLOON ». CLUB,

Kowloon will be opposing the Club on the Club Ground to-day, and will be represented by the following-3, P. Robinson, B, D, Evans, J. V. Brza, W. T. Elson, Lt. Gmy, F. W. Wod, A. O. Brawn, W. Kay, W. H. Stapleņa, E. J. Edwards and K. McLennan.

Play commences at 2.5 p.m.

KOWLOON “B” v. STAFF AND DEFTS,

For this match, to be played at Kéw- loon to-day, commencing at 2.15 p... Kowloon will be represented by the fol- lowing-D. J. Mackenzie, H. 8. Rouse, C. J. Stapleton, H. Overy, A. R. E Rayen, F. Travers, W. L. Weaser, J. E. Bead, J. Blackburn, J. M. Jack and A. S. Schulz.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

The surprise of the week was the vic tory of the Navy over the B.GA, in the U. 8. League last Saturday. The gun: nera were on top and had not lost a match in this league, and, as the Navy had not won a match this season, a one- sided game in favour of the soldiers was expected. The sailors, however, ran out comfortable winners by two goals to nič.

The Navy have had to go a long time before obtaining their first win. No-one will grudge them their success, and it is to be hoped that their long spell of had fuck is now finished.

They oppose the Shropshires to-day in the Hongkong League, while the Engineers meet the E.G.A. in the sante league!

The last two teams have twice met this seasou and a goalless draw has been the result in each case. Their meeting to! day on the Club Ground should provide

very interesting game.

In the second division, the Kowloon meet the South China Athletic nad, although the former is a greatly improv ed team, they can hardly expect to avert defeat from the clever Chinese team. The "D" Company meet the Lusitano, and a victory for the former will once: again enable them to dislodge their regimental rivals, who are at the head of the table.

The 88th Coy. R.G.A. is another team that has vastly improved since the be ginning of the season. snd should ma age a win over the R.E.. (Res.), whom they moet to-day, without very much difficulty. If they can ihanage to obtain a couple of points in this match, they will be well in the running for cham pionship honours, ticing the "A" Com- pany, who are at present on top.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES,

HONGKONG LEAGUE.

1ST DIVISION.

off, 4 p.m. Hoferos, Mr. Davies, R.G.A. v. R.E.-Club Ground. Kick-off,

$100

Navy . K.S.L.I.-Navy Ground.

Kick-

$100

$125

$90

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2ND DIVISION.

Pass.

A anal dividend for the year ending 37 Suny Zau Yoon, Medhurst College, 31st December, 1010, of £9, 3/- per share

Shangliai,

and a bonus of ten shillings per share, subject to deduction of Income Tax :- Add to the Silver Reserve Fund, 8500,000 Write off Bank Premises, Provision for depreciation of

Securities,

Lai Sun Iu.....

* Ang Srée Cheng.

4 Lum Mun Yoke.

#9 Cheuh Toon Lok. "

10 W Yes Täk.

*12 Yong Loo Lia.

14. Wu Are In.

16 Chenng Lui Kong, Queen's College.

17 Ahmed Osman Madar, Queen's

College.

Carry forward about

750,000

600.000

31 lacs.

HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS.

*18 Carlos Francisco da Roza, St. ORDERS BY LIEUT.-COLONEL A. CHAPMAN, V.D.

Joseph a College.

19 Allan Augustus Chenalloy.

21 Antoine George Rnpanaba, Diocesan

Boy Schoul."

22 Ernest Baker, Diocesan Boys*

School.

*as Teh Tok Chee, *23 D. Kumarasamy.

29 Fan Tseb Pa.

34 Suib Wei Hun.

41 Hsu fin Yuan, Griffith John

lege, Hankow,

JOINED.

Pte. J. H. Scott having joined is allot-

ted Corps No. 2,048 and posted to Bcouts Company,

Poe. T. G. Fleming having joined is allotted Corpa No. 2,019 and posted to Henuta Company.

RESIGNED.

No. 1,082 Pte. T. B. Johnson is permitted ColNo. 1.857 Pte. S. V, Monteiro is permit.

to resign dated 9. 1. 17.

45 Woo Kyi Ming, Medhurst College,

Shanghai.

48 Ning Nee, Private, Shanghai.

Not eligible to enter the Faculty

of Medicine,

Senior Local For Boys.

2 Tang Che Cheong. -53 Ng Ka Wing, 3. Paul's Collega, with Distinction in Arithmetic and

Mathematics.

58 Chan Chiu Chung, Sacred Heart

College, Canton.

Senior Local For Girls.

st C. O. Frost, Kowloon British School. 82 A. M. Forsyth, Kowloon British

School.

83 N. M. Barretto, Italian Convent

School.

Junior Local For Boys,

1 V. M. Hast, Victoria British School. 4 G. F. C. Bullock, Kowloon British

School.

& R. C. Gegg, Victoria British School: 7 Yuen Fui Ping.

16 Lee Pak Hung, Queen's College. 17 William Mok Kai Shang, Queen's

College.

20 Ho Chee Wing.

24 Yao Hau King, Ying Wah College.

Jusior Local For Girls.

43 D, B. Curry, Kowloon British

School.

44 Mary Kinross, Kowicon British

School.

46 E. M. Carry, Kowloon British

Bebool.

47 R Lery, Kowloon British School. 48 E. F. Knight, Kowloon British

School.

48 M. M. Ramsay, Kowloon British

School,

60 G L. Woolley, Victoria British

School.

February 3rd-

Navy. R.E.-Navy groand. Kick-

off, 4 p.m. Hongkong F.C._r. R.G.A.-Club

ground. Kick-of, 4 p.m. February 10th:--

V.

Navy-Club

R.E. K.B.L.I. -- Nayy ground.

Kick-off, 4 p.m. Hongkong

ground. Kick-off, 4 p.m.

UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE.

January 17th:-

Navy v H.K. Volunteers - Clab

ground. Kick-of, 5 p.m. RG.A. K.S.L.L-Navy' grund.

Kick-off, 4 p.m.

January 24th:---

R.G.A.. Volunteers-Club ground.

Kick-off, 3 p.a_ R.E.. K.S.L.I.Navy ground.

Kick-off, 4 p.10. January 31st:

R.E. *.

Volunteers.-Clab ground. Kick-off, 5 p. Navy K.B.L.1-Navy

Kick-off, 4 p.m. FEBRUARY 7th:

Navy

ground.

K.B.L.L-Navy ground, Kick-off, 4 p.m.

R.G.A. ». R.E-Club groand. Kick-

off, 4 p.m.

FERRUARY 14th :~-

Valunteers v. K.S.LI-Club ground.

Kick-off, 5 p.

F

Nary. R.E.-Navy ground. Kick-

off, 4 p.m.

"HONGKONG LEAGUE 187 DIVISION,

TABLE TO DATE, ·

!

ted to resign dated 11, 1, 17.

LEAVE.

Surg-Lieut. I. W. Kew is granted 2

months leave from 10, 1. 17. No. 1,066 Corpl. A. Hamilton is granted

12 months leave from 6. 2. 17. No. 1,749 Lc-Cpl. L. J. Blako is granted leave for the duration of the war from 3. 1. 17.

No. 1,708 Pte. L, Forster is granted half month's leave from 10. 1. 17. No, 1,987 Pte. R. M. McLay is granted

12 months' leave from 10, 1. 17. No. 1,944 Pte. H. G. H. Griffith is granted 1 month's leave from 10. 1. 17.

No. 1,719 Pte, J. Arthur Howe is granted

1 month's leave from 10. 1. 17.

No. 2,016 Spr. E. G. Anderson is granted

6 months' leave from 10. 1. 17.

No. 1,871 Ptc. G. H. Davis is granted

1 year's leave from 25. 1. 17. No. 1,201 Pte. S. 8. Moore is granted 19

months' leave from 14, 3. 17. No. 1,539 Gr. J. McCubbin is granted a

months' leave from 31. 1. 17.

PROMOTION.

To be Lance Corporal dated 13. 1. 17.

No. 1,751 Pte. F. Reis.

PARADES...

Monday, 15th instant.

7.30 nm. Belchers 6" Bection at Bel-

chers Battery,

6.10 p.m. Contre Section M. G. Co. drill at Kowloon Dock. Hongkong residents proceed by launch from Statue Wharf at 4.30 p.m.

5.15 p.m. Artillery Battery Left Boo

tion M. G. Co, and Civil Service Coy, section drill and Bayonet ex- ercises on Murray Parade Ground. 5.16 p.m. Righ Section M. G. Co. at

Headquarters for Route March. B.18 p.m. Scouts Company platoon drill

on Cricket Ground.

8.15 p.m. Recruits of all units at Headquarters under Corp), Grimes. 5.30 p.m. Signalling Section class “B”

at R. A. Theatre.

Tuesday, 10th instant.

Next for duty--H. K.V.C. **

PARADES FOR THE WEEK ENDING THE 20TH JANUARY, 1917. Sunday, 14th inst. :-

The following members of “A” and

B Cos. will attend at King'e. Park Hango at 10 am. for Musketry. Dress: Drill order: -Sorgt, A. Charlton, Lee-Cpl. F. C. Goodman, Ptes. D. E. Donnelly, A. J. J. Brock,.. C. Severn, W. Dickson, W. Anderson, F. A. Coleman, D. V. Stevenson, S. B. Jones, A. R. Love, H. R. G. Elson, P. H. Rolfe.

Monday, 16th inst.:--

Beernita on the Cricket Ground at 8...“ p.m. under Instructor Sgt. Oxborry. Dress: Drill order.

Signalling Section at Volunteer Head- quarters at 5.15 p.m. under Signal- ing Instructor Lee-Cpl. G. Lloyd. Dress: Clean fatigue. Machinegun Section at Wellington: Barracks at 6 p.m. under Instructor. Bgt. Bowies. Dress: Clean fatigue, Tuesday, 10th inst

"A and "B" Cos. on the road out...

side the Law Courts at 4.45 p.m. Kowloon and Taikoo, Sections on the- Polo Ground at 5 p.m. Dress : Drill order,

Mounted Section at Jockey Club Stables at 5 p.m. Dress: Drül order. Seinaphore Class at Yolunteer Head- quarters at 5.16 p. under Signal- ling Instructor ice. Opl. G. Lloyd, Dress: Clean fatigue. Wednesday, 17th inst.

Reoruits on the Cricket Ground at 5. p.m. undor Instructor Sgt. Oxberry. Dress Drill order. Thursday, 18th inst. :—

Recruita on the Cricket Ground at 5.. p.m., under Instructor Sgt. Oxberry, Dress: Drill order. Machinegun Section at Wellington. Barracks at b p.m. under Inspector Sgt. Bowles. Dress: Clean fatigue. Mountail Section at Jockey Club Stables at 5 p.E Dress Drill

order,

Signalling Section at Volunteer Head- quarters at 5.15 p.m. under Signal- ling Instructor Leo.-Cpl. G. Lloyd, Dress: Clean fatigue.

Friday 19th inst.:

"A and "B" Cos. on the road oute

side the Law Courts at 4.45 p.m. Kowloon and Taikoo Sections on the- Polo Ground at 5 pm. Dress: Drill order.

Semaphore Class at Volunteer Head- quarters at 5.15 p.m. under Signal- ling Instructor Lee-Opl. G. Lloyd. Dress: Clean fatigue.

STRENGTH.

No. 504 Pto. A. Nissim is permitted to, No. 682 Pc. D. A. G. Alison having.

resigo.

7.30 am. Belchers 6" Section at Bel-A

cbers Battery.

5 p.m. Mounted Section at Jockey

Club Stables.

5.15 p.m. Stretcher Beurer Section at

Headquarters.

5.30 p.m. Signalling Section class "B"

at R. A. Theatre. Wednesday, 17th instant.

5.15 p.m. All unita (except those on duty) at Headquarters for Lecture by Inspecting Officer H.K.V.C. Subject "Reconnaissance and Patrols" (Muiti may be worn). 5.15 p.m. Engineers Company (Taikoo Section only) section drill at Taikoo Docks

5.45 pm. Signalling Section claes "A and "C" at Happy Valley for field work. Thursday, 18th instant.

7.30 am. Belchers 6" Section at Bel-

chers Battery.

5.30. p.m. Signalling Section class

"B" at R. A. Theatre. Friday, 19th instant.

7.30 a., Belchers 6" Section at Bel-

chers Battery,

5.15 p.m. Recruits of all units at Head

quart C. S. M. Witchell and

Grimes will attend. 5.30 p.m. Signalling Section class

B at R, A. Theatre. Sunday, 21st instant,

6.20 a.m. Belchers 6" Section at Blake Pier for sub-calibre practice at Stonecutters.

DETAIL

On duty 21st instant. Scouts Company. | On duty 22nd instant. Scouts Company.

On duty 23rd instant. Civil Service

Company.

Gonia, On duty 24th instant, Artillery Battery. F. A. P. On duty 25th instant. Centre Section

M. G Ca 50 duty 26th instant Right Section

M. G. Co.

6

4

1

1 4

3

1 0 5

2

41

3

1 } 1 1

4

U I

Clah, P. W. L. D. Hongkong F.C. 4 3 } 0 5 2 Kowloon v. B, China Athletic.-Club | B.E,

Ground. Kick-off, 2.30 p.m. Re K.S.L..... feree, Mr. Bowles. "D" Company K.S.L.I. . Lusitano. Nary

Military Ground. Kick-off, 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. Jones,

R.E. Res. v. 88th Coy, R.GA-Navy

Ground. Kick-off, 2.30 p.m. fore, Mr. Ball.

E.G.A.

UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE.

Re

RG.A

H. K. Volunteers RE

Navy... KSLL

HONGKONG ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

...LEAGUE,

REVISED LIST OF FIXTURES-DI VIBION I January 13th:-

K.B.LI-Navy ground. Kick-off, 4 p.1.

R.G.A. ··RE.-Club ground.

RE-Club ground. Kick-off, p.m. R.G.A. K.S.L.I-Navy ground.

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. P.

1 4-2 10

3

7

} 3

3

9 I

HONGKONG LEAGUE,

Division II, Table to Date.

Goa!",

Club P. W. L. D. F. A P D Co, K.S.L.L 5

1 12 "ACKS.LL S

4 Staff and Deple... 5. 83th fo., H.G.A.-5 83rd Co., RG & Lusitsoo

3: On duty 27th instant. Scouts Company Orderly Officer from 21st to 27th instant.

Lieut C. Smith,

Navy

1

Kick-off, 4 p.m.

January 20th-~~-~

Hongkong

FC

Kick-off, 4 p.m.

POWELL'S BUILDING,

January 27th-

Navy

R.G.A.-Navy

ground.

S. China Ath...

4. '10

15

12, DES VEUX Road.

ground Kick-off, 4 p.m. (Continued at foot of next Column)

Kowloon 87th C, R.G.A. Navy Res.

31

a: 30

3 10

$

Kick-off, 4 p.m.

Hongkong FC v. K.S.LI-Club' RE. Res..

14

3 8

K.

A. F. CHURCHILL, Captain Adjutant, H. K. V. Corps. Hongkong, January 12th, 1917.

NOTICES.

(a) It is proposed to form a branch of the E.E. Old Comrades Association in Hongkong, Any R. E. or ex K.E. is eligible for membership. · · (Bub. 2/0 per annum) Further information on the subject can be obtained from Q.M.B. O. F. Lintoll, R. E.

(b) The following will represent the A. and B. Teamu, H.K.V.C., in the Hockey League Match to be played at Happy Valley on Monday, 15th instant., at 4.30 p.m. :-

A, TRAM.-Lieut. Hutchison, Ptes, Hamil ton, Dyer Ball, Bulmer Johnson, Evans, Brayshay, Redmond, Brand, Miskin, Smyth and Mitchell.

jomed is allotted Corps No. 632 and posted to Coy. " B. Platoon No. VII, Section 11.

LECTURE.

Lecture will be given by Lieut-Culonal A. V. Alexander, 74th Punjabis, at Volunteer Headquarters on Weduca day, 17th inst., at 3.15 p.m. Subject: Reconnaissance and Patrols." All ranks are invited Officers and N.C.Os. are particularly requested to- attend.

G. K. H. BRUTTON, _Capt.,⠀

Adjutant, H.KV.R Hongkong, January 12th, 1917.

HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE.

POLICE SCHOOL

The following now Classes are ordered; --- Class I (Inspector Gerrard)-Com- posed of whole of Mounted Polico and of eight men to be detailed from Nos. 1 and 2 Sections by Section Commanders. Crown-Bergeant Ford and Sergeant Scull will also attend. Class II. (Inspector Gordon)-32 P.-3.

detailed from No 2 Company 8 per. Section).

Class III. (Inspector Grant)-32 P.-08. Members will attend at Headquarters"

detailed from No. 3 Company.

Club at 5.30 p.m. in uniform as. follows:-

Class I-Wednesday, Jan. 17th Class II-Friday, Jan. 10th, Class III.-Tuesday, Jan. 18th. Examination-The old Class III. (Crown

Sergeants and Sorgeants of No. 3. Company) will be examined by Mr. T. H. King, A.S.P., and Inspector Gerrard on Monday, January 15th, at 5.30 p.m.

MUSKETRY COUREZ PART 1.

All members, of Nos. 1 and 2 Platoon, the Mounted Polion and Maxim Gunners are warned to: fire on Sun- day, January 14th.

NO. 1 COMPANY;

All ranks except Recruits will parade under the O.C. Company at Central Station at 5.30 pm on Friday, Jan.

19th.

· BAND PRACTICE.

Monday, January 15th, and Thursday,

January 18th, at 6 p.m.

ORCHESTEA PRACTICE,

All members of the Orchestra will attend Practice at the Club Lusitano at a p.. on Monday, January 18th.

(Sgd.) F. C. JENKIN,

D.S.P. (R.) January 12th, 1917.

SHIPPING NOTES.

8.8. "LICORNE" SUNK..

The small West River boat. Licorne, owned by a Hongkong Chinese Com- 6. B. TEAM C. H. M. Witchell, Cocols.pany, capsized and sank at Wuchow on Hickling and Edmonds; Ptes. Has Sunday morning. The vessel, which was kett, Martin, Kay, B. D. Evans and outward bound from Hongkong, was Boutherton, Gre. Railton, Stalker unloading a cargo of silk and dried fish and 'Bouss

at the time