1924-02-11 — Page 3

Daily Press 孖剌西報 All

Series Prev Next Source

Page

Foamite Firefoam

THE MOST EFFECTIVE FIRE EXTINGUISHER.

SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG AND SOUTH CHINA:

THE UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LTD.

Tel Central 236,TM*

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1924.

3, Queen's Buildings,

COLD CREAM AND FACE CREAM

Daggett & Ramsäll's perfect Cold Cream

Pond's Coll Cream

Parke, Daris Cold Cream

Furuki Cold Cream (Theatrical)

Houbigant's En Beunte Face Cream

Eind's Boury & Almond Cream

Legraad's Secret Jolly & Rosse Juvenils

Fond'a. Vanishing Cream

Yardley's Fuse Ceram

Yen-Yusa Tullet Cream

Stearn's Per xide Crenan

Stillman's Freckle Cream &

Creme Simps

THE CHINA DISPENSARY

#2, QUEEN'S ROAD "C.

EAST OF CENTRAL MARKET..

JUST RECEIVED

A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF

EAR-RINGS, PEKING BLUE BEADS, MANILA HATS, SILK LANTERNS AND LAMP SHADES,

THE SWATOW LACE CO.,

Manufacturers and Exporters.

LACES DRAWN-WORK AND

EMBROIDERIES.

17a. Queen's Road Central.

GREAT REDUCTION SALE

SWATOW DRAWN WORK

SILK EMBROIDERIES MAH-JONGG SETS

AND

HAND-MADE LACES

IVORY WARE

MANDARIN COATS

All Kinds of LADIES' FANCY GOODS.

Those desirous of obtaining

VALUABLE GIFTS

Should not fail to Visit

SWATOW DRAWN WORK COMPANY,

Telephone K711.

16, Des Voeux Road Central. ̈

BICYCLES

K711.

LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S OR TANDEM Telephone

FOR HIRE OR SALE. NEW YEAR SALE

Boys' and Girls' Bicycles Just Arrived.

HANG LEE CYCLE CO.,

The

29, HAHONG BOLD, KOWLOON. Next to PALACE HOTEL,

CITROEN.

The Last Word in Car-Economy RUNNING COSTS LOWER.

Less Tyres

Less Oil

Winner 3 years running 1920-21-22. Grand Prix for Low Consumption.

Cars for Sale:

LEPACK CO., LTD

60-52, Queen's Rd. C.

PUBLIC SCHOOL RUGBY MATCH.

SCOTTISH XI. OUTPLAYED BY ENGLISH.

P.&O.BANKING CORPORATION

LIMITED.

{ÎNCORPORATED IN ENGLAND 1920)

with which is affiliated

THE ALLAHABAD BAXK, LTD. INDIA.

Autuoristo Cartital Subsolized And Paid Ur ...

the

+++

***

25,000,000 £2594160 £115,000

The English Public Schoolboys at the Scottish Public Schoolboys at the Rich mood athletic ground by two goals and] five trics (3 polits) to nothing.

The English team was evidently much RESERVE FUND toe geo for the Scottish, ?? of whom weni ot even members of their physique and school fifteens, and both in skill they had a great advantage.

Still the Scottish did very well during the first half, and not only did they keep the scor 105

down to

to w single, try, hat they might i

have claimed at

at half-time to have had as much of the game as the English boys Their efforts, however, had been to stren uous and they were overrun in the second half, their live being crossed six times. I

second half the English boys

the

to be able to pull together, and their

HEAD OFFICE 199, Leadenhall Street, London, EC. 1.

WEST LONDON BRANGEF 14-16, Cockapar Street, London, S.W, I.

EASTERN BRANCHES: Bombay Cats Kanchi, Madras, bisedo,

Singapore, tan-ng and Shang

The Corporation undertakes General Banking and Exchange Business of every desstiples o a addition to ita Breaches has Agencies in al

0. CHAMPKIN,

combination, Centlich train were never the principal Cities of the warld-

on.

But the

as the game went

of in-

able to get together, and the

The Scottish boy had the

dividna players went for

no of the

game at the start. Although,

not

they were

getting the ball from the serumninges,

Manager.

12, Des Vmax Road Central, Hongkong.

they came near to scoring through fine RUSSO-ASIATIC BANK rus by Douglas and Robertson, who were

brought down very dear the line, and who CAPITAL (FULLT«YAID}"

might

have

Fone head or passed in time

scored had they either:

The English attack was spasmodic, and was generally

tack

across for a

RAHVI FUND.

CAPITAL CONTRIBUTED" (ST. TÄR

CannaSE GOVERNMENT

'ped by the megane RSZAVE FUND kicking of Peter Wilson, who

ouge brught down Rinkel in fine style less than a yard from the line. From the en- suing serungo Bazney gave Rinkel a gxi pass on the blind sick, and he went

try.

Play again favoured the Scottish boys, but the passing both sides, was very uncertain. Each side had a free kick, which might have yielded i goal. Pacer failed with his kick but Miller, who took the kick for the Scottish the ground and boys, handled the ball CI! thus lost his opportunity had so far been

Damay Marlborough captain who giving very poor passes, improved some- what, and the first real round of passing was shown by the English boys, but Heath could not get past the Scottish defence, Other attemp at similar movements were spoiled by bad passing, and the dropping of those passa which were good.

The English boys started much better in the second half, and Pacey, after a great dribble half the length of the field, stored a try.

HEAD OFFICE!

Paris 9, Bao Boadrean. LONDON OFFICE 1

$4, Uld Broad Street, EO,&

BLANKIURN:

Rombles

55,000,000

13,960,000

Kup. Th.

3,500,000

1,750,000

LONDON: Mar, Glya, Mills, Carrie & Co.

Societe Generale

pour Favoriser Developpement du Commerce et de l'Inda FARTS: Bonists Generals pour Favoriser le

trio an France. Developpement du Commerce et de l'Indus trie en France.

Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas. Loss: Societe Generale pour Haroriser la Developpement de Commerce et de Mindse trie an France.

NEW YORK: The Irving Bank-Columbia

Trant Company SAN FRANCISCO: The Crocker National Bank

of San Francisco.

BILANGICES IN ASIA Į

Harbin

Newchwang Urantchi

Yokohama Hongkong Peking Kaangar Shang and

The Scottish now showed some Changchun Hankow Manshosi Tientsin better passing, but good tackling hy Cheloo Dams stopped them, and then Dams, with Dairen a beautiful pass sent Rinkel away, and he scared after a fine run, Another try

was soon scored by Heath, who picked up 4 Senttish pass which had gone astray and ran in at a fine pace! Lee seared the next try, following up a high punt.

back, and taking the balling **]

Hallar

HONGKONG BRANCH:

Interest allowed on Current Acorants and Fixed Deposits. Terms on application. Local Bills discounted.

Foreign Exchange on the Principal Cition of him. the World bought and sold.

L. RAINES,

Whitham converted with fine kick.

Rinkel again scored after a good bout of

passing. running round the defence in find style.

Whitham again converted Bua-

5371

Manager.

all the time, then, in spite of his fact of weight and height, forced his way through

great crowd of his The Scottish rallied towards the end, but opponents for a try. their backs could make no headway owing,

their

consistently bad passing The terms were:-

A who had been playing a good game C. E. WARREN CO.,

English Public Schools-J..P. Whitham R. E. Heath (East

(Sherborne), bai (Brighton), G. R.

bourn

J. W

K. (Cranleigh), and J. W. J. Rinkel

(Blundeborough) (captain) and

ton

LTD. SANITARY ENGINEERS. MONUMENTALISTS, &

98A, Wanchai Road,

TEL No 289,, HONGKONG.

OFFICES &

GODOWNS.

ALL KINDS OF BUILDERS' REQUISITES IN STOCK.

three quarter back; E. 0. Soil, Vent and Rain Water Pipes. Floor Dams

and Wall Tiles, Baths, Basins. Bath M. T. Bunney

Waterbeaters for Gas, Oil or C. Prescott Coal Fuel. Also A Few Chip Heaters.

H. Edmi Fittings R. Pacry (Chelten ham), W. L. Bad (Radley), A. A. D. Upfeld (St. Paul's), F. R. Ashby (Brigh tan), and C. H. Lewis (Eastbourne), for- warda.

Scottish Public Schools-Peter Wilson. (Merchiston), hack; J. F. Meklo (Mill C. S. Sutherland (Mill Hil), M. Canis (Cranleigh), and J. B. Douglas (Brighton); three quarter backs K. M. Robertson (Eltham) and J. ↑ Bell (Brighton), half-backs; M. Wright (Cheltenham) (captain), L. M. Scott (Fettes), D. C. Miller (Fettes)," J. M. Scontar (Loretto), G. M. Balfour (Ediu burgh Academy), W H. Wrightson (Dollar Academy N. P. McFarlaco. (Felsted), and I. J. G. MeMicking (Marl borough), forwarde

"HAPPY UNREALITY:"

MR. CHESTERTON ON THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH SPORT.

the

nonsense (Mr. Chesterton writes in lustrated Review) to say what is called "charactor is formed by cricket, or, in other words, that manhood is formed by cricket and is not formed by farminch

like French peasants or Gghting like

oldiers. But it is not nen sense to say that a particular ort of Eag- fish geniality and good temper are forro-

OPEN AND CLOSED GRATES. COOKING

RANGES.

ESTIMATES FREE FOR ALL SANITAET

INSTALLATIONS, HOT WATER Everums, &c.

GENERAL REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,

Specialists in Monumental Work-Cut in Italian Marble or Hongkong Granite.

VOT RECEIVED: A SHIPMENT OF ITALIAN

MARBLE FLOOR TILES. Prices on Application.

ARTIFICIAL WREATHS--FROM '8" to 18" DIAMETER IN STOCK.

ALLIES.

[1438

All Discriminating Smokers

and the

ed by cricket and kindred English sports, HONGKONG CICAR STORE, LTD.

we alone

It is new

nonsense to talk AA the world could be made into heroes by our amusements, while all those who dig and drudge and march in conscript their los cannot even be made into men by.

rin-

martyrdoms. But it is not nonsense say that we alone in the world have croat- ed a certain kind of amusement, and with it certain kind of amenity. It is po Emmall

that we have added to thing the mass of good humour and good fellow. ship there is in the world; and that can really and truly be said. Á happy levity of universal agreement, verging on in- difference, lies over all our sports and

games.

[83

When in doubt about your syss or your glasses

Donsult.

CHINESE OPTICAL CO.

Eye-night" Spesialists

"Nobody has written a real study of the 67, QUEEN'S ROAD" CENTRAL

English spirit in sport; simply because nobody has written a real study of the English spirit of romance and peotry. The truth is that sport is an escape into

a sort of fairyland of happy unreality; A marvellous country where wounds are healed by magic, or where souls and bodies are protected by enchanted shields.

is a fairyland of hitting, people. without hurting there, and above all without hat- ing them. Other nations have got quite as much activity and quite as much ex- citement out of other things, such as duela or civic riota or tribal fends. But there as such soil for geniality and generosity

1924-02-11 — Page 3

Comments

Private Research Note