SCORING ON THE UNIVERSITY
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
HONGKONG CHALLENGE SHIELD).
ENGINEERS, L.
"THE HONGKONG' DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3an, 1919.
played on the University STAFF AND DEPARTMENTS, 1; ROYAL, and yesterday, between teams cap- red by Mesar W Mittens and A. de for thr sa provided a field day iers, tor nine men in Mr Gittens' team
futurs
HONGKONG POLICE CHRIST-
MAS TREE.
AN ENJOYABLE GATHERING.
SIR BOSHAN WEI YUK,' NEW YEAR HONOUR FOR
HONGKONG
the
His Excellency the Officer Administer-
a telegram from ing the Government informs us that he has received Secretary of State for the Colonies
been graciously pleased to confer sho
A. Yuk, C.M.G.
Sir Boshan Wei Yuk, as he will now
A plised aery polished however, was quickly triusferred to the he gaWolfe, C.S.P., the Hon. Mr own, was' borr. in Hongkong in thei
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An enjoyable afternoon was spent at This match in the first round of the Happy Valley by the children of the Shield Competition was postponed from members of the Hongkong Police Force, nd double figures, and J. 11. Wright, Boxing Day and was played on the Club on New Year's day. In the centre of the ashed the baseling till he was only 10 ground on the afternoon of New Your's Police enclosure, which was suitably de- intimating that His Majesty the King has
The ground was in good condition De Boush's XI did any de que .. but Stapleton, of after the rain, and everything pointed to corated for the counsion, loud a large hun, playet brilliant unfinished a goud game when the start was judes at Christmas tree, heavily loaded with toy honour of Knight Bachelor on Mr. Weil
2.30 pan. The Staff were the first, to show and sweets. Over a hundred children and Weight: and sune rings of 136 CINES
to advantage, soon forcing a corner. Play their parents and friends were present, als including the Hon. Mr. ek during his long stay at the wicket,
E. D. C.
Mrs. Mesner,
Dr. tit dirt are the setublance of other tid of the field and the goal ind a
narrow eseupe. the hall passing just wide C. Mel. Messer and
and Mrs. year 1848. His father, the late Mr. Wei chute. b 1 had passed age buttres
of the pust. Even exchanges followed, but and Mrs. T. H. King, luapoctor
in by the r. intra-
eventually Birch, on the Staff left, bruke Kerr. Sports were indulged awny
and soul in a lovely pass which young and old, and afterwards a bounti-wong, was formerly compradore to the
ful fen theve of the Staff forwards missing in Yard Fulier, in the rule of a clown, kept the Government Central School (109) travelled across the sappers' gontwrath, the Farm provided by the ladies of Chartered Mercantile Bank of India In Mr. Ward, of the Navel Hongkong. After being for some time al Lurn Shaortly afterwards, Jarvis at the ther end made a good attempt to score the children greatly amused with his
antins. Music was discoursed by the band Queen's College), he proceeded to king- hending the ball over the far from a
Infantry
kad mi 1987 ans, after being a year at corner. Kirby aped the Staff's account of the 18th
At 5.30 p.m.. at the request of luspectorum Leicester Stoneygate School, he went a lugh dropping shot, which passet
Keut, chairman, Mrs. T. H. King distri·
to Scotiand m 1808, und studied for tour int goal over the head of the R.E. cus
years at the well-known Dollar Academy Toilaan. With a goal against them the bated the awards won at the sports, and, at the conclusion was herself presented suppers played with renewed energy, and with a pretty bouquet of roses in a silver
ienny was called upon several times to
Que particularly nasty stat from vase. Townend be cleared in ne style, and punted it to midfeld. The interval rised with the second division team one up. "For a short time after the change of ends the sappers were penned in their own balf and their goal had nay lucky escapes, Ellarhy and Brown each having From a fine lines in not scoring. hard
Lawrence the sappers clearance by equalised. through Connell, who assisted ย H from the right wing into the net. O two occasions after this the Staff should have scored but failed, and the Enginets managed to clear. The Stoff and Departments had to thank a very fine defence especially Scouler, Wain and Kuight for putting up such a good game against a first division team; while for LIN sappers, Charters played particularly well, being nearly always the means of baulking the Stall forwards when they were in shooting position. Towards the close of the game play was fairly even. Nothing further was added to the score, the result being a draw.
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to go abroad for a Western Lucation, Iuspretor Kent, thunked Mrs. King for entered the service of the Chart red Mer her services, and paid a similar complicantile Bank of India (now the mercantile. Bank of India, Austrnia and Elina). On- ment to the ladies who had assisted in preparing the tea, and to all the others the death of mis tatner in 183, he took who had helped to amg the little up the position of compradore, and father children,
Mr. T H. King in acknowledgment, said his wife was always ready to help in giving the children a happy time. He referred to the successful efforts of the chairman, and to assistance rendered by the committee Inspector Kent, Sergeants Taylor, Moss, Field and Hollande and by Mr. Ward.
After cheers had been given for Mrs. King, the work of plucking the fruit from the Christmas tree began, Mr. Ward im
Each personating" Father Christmas." child received a toy and a bag of sweets, and went home tired and happy.
The following were the results of the sports: --
GIRLS RACA (under 1011, Betty Terret; Gissic CH
Culliford;
3, Shiela O'Sullivan, GIRLS RACE (Uver ten), Mabel Black- maa; 2, Irene Passmore; 3, Elsie Walt
Boys Racs (ender ten):1, 8. Gerrard 2, A. Floyd; 3, W. Davitt.
BYS RACK
(Over ten), R. Watt; 2,
G. Angus W. Passmore.
MEN'S RACE (over 38):--1, Mr. West; 2, Mr. Brazil; 3, Mr. Gerrard,
und son have now served the bank BLADO it was just opened unty-three years ago.
In the year 1883 he was appointed & Justice of the Peace, and in 1000 became.
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unthini mener of the Legislative Council. He has re-appointed for a fur- ther term of six years in 1902, and again in 1908, and only retired at the end of 1917 alter twenty-one years service. Ac nas served for weany years on the Com- muttees of various public bodies in the He was associated with the Colony. official proclamation of the Accession of His late Majesty King Edward Vil and of King George V. He was a menber
Jubilee Committe
Committee in
of 1800; of the 1794; the Queen's Statue Committee, and the ins
Losanitary Properties Commission, 10 1896;
; the Victoria Diamond Jubiles Com-- mittee, and the Indian Famine Belief Committee, in 1887; and the Typhoon Relief
Fund Committee in 1901, Bir Boshan Wei Yuk was chairman of
the Hooghaent Committee in
the Tung Wa
Wah Hospitat during the years
1881-83 and 1888-99, and has been a per-
MEN'S RACE under 89)-1. Mr. Grimmanent member of the Committee of the
There was a big attendance to witness this re-play in the first round of the Houg kong Shield, a keenly contested game met THREAD-NEEDLE RADE:1, Mrs.
'2, Mr. Taylor; 3, Mr. Dorling. between these old rivals fully justifying
LATES From the start, play wae Blackman and Mr. Taylor: . Mrs. West & pxlations.
and furious, and each goal fast
was and Mr. West; 3, Mes. Appleton and Mr. visited in turn. Lau Hing Cheong was T. H. King conspicuus for effecting two very fine saves. The Chiness centre-forward opened the account, beating Car easily aftor gaining possession of the ball from & Hyndman scramble in the goulmouth.
EGG AND SPOON Race: 1, Mrs. Grimmett; ned 2. Mrs. Boulger; 3, Mrs. Floyd.
COCONUT SRT1, Mrs. O'Sullivan; 2, Mrs. Kent; 3, Mrs. Clark.
was very dangerous on more than one occasion, dribbling the hull up the field Sty
FG-OF-WAR (Married beat Singles): Winning team: Messra. O'Sullivan, Brazil, West, Blackman, Moore, Lanigan, Azis U and singing in great style. Only the Areni, Appleton, Gerrard, Grant and
good defence of the Athletic kept Angi Joseph's from equalising in this hall.
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CANTON NEWS.
[BY COURTESY OF THE "CHUNG NGOL
BAN ĐĐ.
WENOBILISATION,
CARTON, January 2nd.
han
The authorities have rec ived a circular telegram from Peking stating that in regard to the projected demobilisation China.
the Peking Government decided that conscription must be sus- ponded in every province, and the pre-' Bent armies must be reorganised and zoduced. The Poking Government will order the number that should be main tained in each province, and the local authorities must not, in any other name, maintain more. Demobilisation will be commenced as soon as peace is conclud-
400.
BAILWAY HOBBERT.
The morning train on the Canton Hankow Railway was attacked by rub- bors on the 31st alt. just after the train the had fi Yuen Tuo station northern border. All the valuables in the' trais were seized, and more than ten passengers were carried away to be held
for ransom,
AHEKAL IN CHEONG SHOW.
on
A message from Swatow states that au arsonal is being built at Cheong Chow in Fukien. Ita construction was ordered by Commander Chan Kwing-ming, after ho had obtained the necessary funds from a leader in Shanghai. The ma chines and materials wore bought in Shanghai, and the establishment will be completed shortly.
THE GERMAN. DANE'S AFFA18.
On resuming play the College pressed in a most determined manner, many fine passing bouts taking place. Two cornera were forced in quick time, and the Chiness bombarded with several shots citadel was
Po Lung Kuk for the protection of destitute women and children (of which he was one of the founders) since 1893, and permanent member of the Hongkong District Walchumen's Committee (which WILB founded at his He has also served on all the Commissions his suggestion) sines 1898. appointed by the Government, since the commencement of his public career, enquire into matters affecting the Chinese. As a conscientions worker on behalf of the Chinese comm where he has been resident for 45 years, of Hongkong, community and one who has done much to duco hd present good relations existing between the Government and the
Chinese,
to
CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR THE Ban name deserves, to be specially
SERVICES.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE FUND.
The Hon. Treasurer of the Services' Entertainment Fund (the Bov. F. G. B.
at short range. Lay Hing Cheong again shone, fisting out three successive times. Play was then transferred to the other end, the second goal for the Athletic: acored with a shot that passed over m hards. The College made desperato efforts to reduce the lead, but the Chinese were going strong, and about eight minutes before the end the centre-forward added lus second goal, making his side mas cheer generously provided by the three in all. From the kick-off this
player
Hastings, R.N.) sends us the following particulars of the distribution of Christ
had hard lines, again being given off-side public:- after netting the ball. The game ended
in a well-deserved victory for the Athletic, who out-generalled the College through- out the second halt.
HONGKONG F.C... SOUTH CHINA ATHLETIC.
The following has been selected to re- present the Hongkong F.C. in their grane with South China Athletic to-morrow at 4 p.m. on the Club ground:-W. Hamil ten: F. W. Black and J. McCubbin; T. . Chassela, J. Stewart and J. D. Carriere; W. Taylor, A, H. Clark, R. Reichelmann, I McTavish and C. Jennings,
KOWLOON . 88TH CO. R.G.A.
The following team will represent the Kowloon F.C. in a secund division league match versus the 88th Co., R.G.A., to morrow, At 2.30 p.m., on the Navy Ground: V. F. M. de Britto; J. Jack- son and C. P. Cave; A. van Langenberg, G. White and A, Simmons; F. Wheeler,. J. Rasmussen, T. L Knight, W. Hyder and R. Tatam. Reserves:-J. Lima, K. Mason and G. R. Osborne
HONGKONG MAGISTRACY. EX-CHINESE SOLDIER'S DAGGER
Receipts Expenditure
..$2,805.40 2,575.00
Transferred to General Fund...$ 230.00
Army.
83rd Co. R.G.A. 87th Co. R.G.A. 68th Co. R.G.A. R. Engineers Manchester Regt Small Unity Indian Regis.
remembered. On many occasions be haz been of valuable service to the authorities, and his counsel has been largely instru montal, notably when riots and
and strikes have occurred during the past,
century, in settling matters before the
they assumed the serious proportions which they threatened to assume in Hoveral instances. For his work in connection with the plague epidemio of 1864, the
medal and a letter of thanks. general public presented him with a gold
About 25 years ago the
new Knight adviced the construction thence to Peking. railway from Kowloon to Canton and of spent large summe money in further- anco of the scheme, which failed at that time, owing to the obstacles placed in the way by Chinese officials, who strenuously opposed the introduction of any new- fangled ideas from the West.
.$ 164.00 130.00
176.00
119.00
500.00
122.00 $12.00
The
H.M.8. H.M.S.
Navy. No. 1
250.00
No. 2
200,00
H. M Destroyers ...... H. M. Torpedo Boats H.M.S. Tamar
90.00 40.00
Outlying Stations...
Various.
900.00 33.00
Hospitala Conoarts
Total
111.00 249.00
......$2,575.00
AMERICAN RED CROSS- TWO MONTHS WORK BY THE CANTON CHAPTER
During the months of November, and December the women of the Americon Red
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It is not generally known that the new Knight was instrumental in establishing peace and good order at Canton during the revolution of 1911. In recognition of his services in that connection the late Pre- sident Yuan Shib-kai bestowed on him the Third Class Order of Chao
next year,
the second after revolution, he was offered, by Pre- sident Yuan, the Civil Governorship of the Kwangtung Province, but declined it. In 1908 Bir Boshan Wei Yuk was created a Companion of the Most Distin- guished Order of St. Michael and St. George. Recently he was honoured by King Gustav V. of Sweden with the Swedish Order of Wass (First Class). The knighthood which he has now receiv od at the hands of H.M. King George will be a source of pleasure, not only to the Chinese community, by whom he is deservedly honoured and respected, but Also by his numerous friends among the other communities, to whom Bir Boshan has endeared himself by his geniality and his ever-ready sympathy, with all those ip those in need of help or advice.
1
THE CORONET THEATRE. A Chinese, who was charged before Mr. Cross at Canton shipped 17 cases of
Since its inception during Christmas C. A. D. Melbourne with unlawful posRed Cross supplies to Siberia vid session of a dagger, said he was an ex Shanghai. The contens were as follows: week, the Coronet Theatro-formerly Army man, and his dagger had remained Five cases of Refugo Garments (not known as the Bijou-has been very on-
in his box. Ho forget to get rid of it when he came to Hongkong. He was
fined $5.
EXEMPLARY SENTENCES FOR
SNATCHING."
270
204 Before Mr. C. A. D. Melbourne, yes
valued), and 115 suila pyjamas, 200 bed-couragingly supported by the European jacket, 28 wristlets, 20 awcators, 34 public. The theatre, has been so improv mufflers, 119 pairs socks, 20 pairs beded that it is almost unrecognisable, Mr. Books, 1,376 bandages, 120 pillow-cases vized the changes so as to secure the best H W. Ray, the manger, having super- caps, Go operating gowns,
gings, 100 bedspreads, I possible light and ventilation effects. 40 surgical onps, 400 tray. The screen, also, is larger than it wi
under the old régime.
In pursuance of its policy in regard the class of alms presented, the agent sorooned, yesterday," at`n atinos, porformance and at night," a beautiful Path film entitled "New "York." As suggested by its title, thir picture depicts story typical of Now York life containing some very thrilllag situations.Now York" will be shown til Sunday night, 'an
porty bugs, 500 napkins, 166 dish-towels, 100 bath towels, 200 hand-towels, 23 mops, 40 Boor-cloths-total 4,810 picces valued
$3,300 Hongkong ourṛoney.
In regard to the allegation that the terday, a Chinese named Leong Fuk was cloths, 166 jug-covers, 100 wooden trays, mum of 10 was taken by the authori. ciurged with "suntching a gold head. 70 petticonts, 6, hot-water bags, 300 pro- ties from the German Bank in Canton band, valued at $40, from a Chinese when that institution was taken over,
woman as she was about to enter a wine the authorities have replied to the shop in Queen's Bond Wost. Peking Cornment that more than After hearing the evidence of the BAA0,000 v2 owing to the Bank from woman and the Police, the Magistrato Gorinan
Bleps tercbanta.
are being sentenced the man, who had a bad record, taken to splain who owed money to
to six months hard labour, four hours' and twelve strokes with the "est." as it has been collected.
the Bank the amount will be sent other Chinese who pleaded guilty to
to Poking v GENERAL SALE MOVEMENTS.
"anating
a guid car-pick from
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There are two performances daily. A Chinese, who was charged with having stolen three ploces of board from the "Coronet" full performance at A memes from Nanking states that Chinese woman in Lancar Street was countrymari in Kang Wo Torraon, in-0.15 p.m. (for which the chargo” zvie General l Wing-ting as recently given an extolly similar sentence, Informed Mr. CA. D. Melbourne that he and conte 00), and a slightly ourtailed The military leaders, here parlor Brown, who prosecuted, intimate had no place to sleep in and stole the poi formano at 0 p.m. (the charges being anken, in which boards to sleep, on. He was £ned $10, conta 80 and cents 30). Soldiers and aro consulik ovory day. The Caned that "atching" ton Ticha and Civil Governor have women and children were the vigtims, with the alternativo of 14 slaya" hardlors are admitted at half-price to the
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