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Summit

Shapes 66 and 96 (as illustrated) give the greatest comfort and are deservedly the most popular of all Soft Collar shapes.

Stocked in half sizes. 14 to 181 faches.

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Mackintosh

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Soft-dressed

THE HONGKONG DAILY FRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29TH, 1824.

COLLARS

Shape 66 in plain Summit cloth with or without eyelet bales for safety più...

Shape 96 same shape as 66 but made of a fine white Pique cloth with eyelet boles.

SPORT.

LAWN TENNIS.

HONGKONG .C.C. TENNIS

TOURNAMENT,

THE DRAW.

'CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP:

L. Forster and H. R. Remington bye. R. J. Saunders and A. E. Crook

C. C. Stark and A. R. M. Skinner

A. S. Hett

H. B. Cornaby and B. 1. Hen-

derson.

C. R. Baron and A. D."Hum-

phreys ......

R. E. Worthington and F. A.

Recimond

H. Owen Hughes and G. W

Sewell

A. B. Raworth and D. S. Green...

-HANDICAP SINGLES ****

R. J. Saunders.....

C. W. E. Bishop ...... C. C. Stark

A. B. Raworth........

R. M. Henderson

G. G. Franklin

D. J. Allfree .....

B. A. Hill

5/8 bye.

+ 5/6

9.8

- 2/8

+5/6

+13

·+2/0

S. L. Smith and Mrs.

Sush

R. E Worthington and

Miss it. Grace A. N." Crook and Mrs.

Crook

F. A Redmond and Mrs. E. J. R. Mitchell... G. G. Franklin and Mrs.

Boyd

W. A. Nowers and Mrs. H. R. Remington

E. J. R. Mitchell and

Mrs. Davison

H. Owen Hughes and

Miss Calvert

+ 4/6

-30

15

5/€

Ser. bye.

+49 n

2/6..

F. H. Phillips and Mrs.

Phillips

+15.

F. W. Spencer and Mrs.

Spencer

-15

ORICKET.

NAVY

v. UNIVERSITY.

A League match was played between the Navy and the University 1st elevens on Wednesday. on the University ground, and resulted in a draw. Scores:-

**NAVY.

From 15th till 31st March

MADAME

FLINT

Who is leaving for France early in April, will hold a

CHEAP

Lieut. Com. Jotham, 1.b.v., b Run-

jahr.

13

H. R. Remington

+ 3/6

Lieut. Abelson, run out

42

SALE.

4476

W. A. Nowers

+15.7

Pay-Lieut. Hargreaves, e Yeok,

Rumjahn

D. S. Green

3/6

I.. Forster

- 3/6

Mid. Lampton. 1.b... b Balhetchet 47 Lieut. Simpson, h Eett

1

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Fund's Cold Cream

Purola Cold Cream (Theatrical)

Houbigant's En Beauto Face Cream

Hind's Housy Almond Cream

Legrand's Secret Jolly & Roses Juvenile Pond's Vanishing Cream

Fron Cream

Scoilet Cream

Steara's Peroxide Cream

Stillman's Freckle Cream &

· Creme Simon

THE CHINA DISPENSARY

B. D. Evans

+ 2'6

Rey, Father Purcell. b Rumjaho... 10

R. E. Worthington

13.3

S. F. Green

15.4

N. L. Smith

+ 3'6 by.

IT. H. Carnaby

+ 5/6

C. F: Bensley...!!

-15.2

"

G. W. Sewell

- 3/6

W. L. Thomas

+15

A. Lench

+3

HANDICAP SINGLES

J. B. Powell

+1/6

J. C. Macgown

G. R. More

-3/8

A. W. M. Skinnon

+1/0

F. J. R. Mitchell

Ser.

C. 31. Wilson

+ 1/6

W. Woodward

- 1/6

YPOT

P. H. Phillips

15

13

17

B

3

UNIVERSITY,

Mid. lo Mesurer, P. Fine, b

Balhetchet

Tient. Besant, not out

Lieut. Boyle, not out

Extras meanin

Total (for wkts., dec.)...181

Lieut. Gould and Surg.-Pomfret did not bat

Balhetchet

Rumjahn

Hett Quick

Bowling Analysis.

DRESSES, HATS, GOWNS.

Material Sold by yard:

Silks, Linens, Ribbons, etc,

CHINA BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR.

W. P. Greene

+15

C. D. Armstrong

+1/6

J. T. Smalley

+ 3/8

45

... 31

P. E. Barker

+15

82, QUEEN'S ROAD C.

EAST OF CENTRAL MARKET.

A. Stevens

5/6

E. K. Quick, b Gould

L. M. 8. Lloyd

1/6

A. S. Hett. b Portret

D.. D. Dryden

2/6

D. Laing, e Abelson, b Gould

F. Lobel

3/0

T. O. Yeow, b Pomfret

J. M. E Nikkels

Ser..

M. H. Roffey, not out

1. R. Collis

3/6

G. de Men

Scr. bye.

A. B. Penn

4·1/B

**

C. R. Baran

C. T. Fowle

+1/6

168

+ $765

+ 3/0

bat.

R. A. Ponsonby Fane, rus out...

H. N. Balhetchet, b Pomfret

A. A. Runjan, e Bayle, b Gould 23

W. M. Gittens, not out

Extras...

Total (for 7 wickets)

B. P. Ng and M. R. Osman did not.

Bowling Analysis.

Hargreaves

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Best Portland Cement

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GENERAL MANAGERS,

HONGKONG.

CROCKET & JONES'

"HEALTH"

BOOTS AND SHOFS.

Well-known for their Fine Wearing Qualities and Distinctive Styles. Your attention is invited to the of Newest Styles Fine Range

Just Received..

G. D. Jillings

HANDICAP DOCHLES.

E. J. R. Mitchell and W

L. Thomas

G. C. Franklin and J. W.

Alabaster

H. Kearne and C. M.

Wilson

F. A. Redmond and M.

H. Roffey

THE SINCERE CO., LTD.

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

TRAVELLING REQUISITES.

want

FOR THE

VOYAGES

TRUNKS

BAGS,

SOILED LINEN BAGS,

BUG STRAPS, RUGS,

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ETU, ETC.

EVERYTHING FOR THE TRAVELLER."

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.,

HONGKONG.

GNIVERSITY, v. C.8.0.0.

The following will represent the Uni- versity 1st XI. in a League match against the C.S.C.C. 1st XI on the latter's ground on Saturday at 2.15 p.m. sharp: A. A. Rumjahn (capt.), H. N. Balletchet, E. E. Quick, A. S. Hett, R. A. Ponsonby Fane, M. H. Roffey, W. M. Gittins, T. O. Yeou, D. Laing, S. Hachiama and B. P. Ng.

0. M.

T

I 41

Pumtret de

10

1. 40

2/6

Besant

2

23

+18

Gould Boyle

6 0 20

C. D. Armstrong and D.

T. Allfree....

+ 4/6

R. E. Campbell and C

T. Williams

+5/8

C. Blaker and G. W.

Sewell

.1/6

-2/6

J, E. Warner and N. L.

Smith

V. M. Grayburt and A.

N. B. Cerr

+ 2/6

Ser.

D. Barlingham and V. G.

Perdue

.+ 4/6

A. Stevens and R. M.

McAlnine

+ 3/6

L. M. S. Lloyd and D. G.

Brue...

3. M. Mazy and A. B.

Raworth

3/8

#

+15

W. Woodward and Ft. D.

Dryen.

JM. E. Nikkels and G.

ile Man

+13

+15

L Forster and G. E.

Aubrey

~2/0

475

A. H. Penn and. A: V. T.

Dear

W. R. Cornaby and A.

Piercy

E. G. Lammert and W.

W. Mackenzie

B. D. Evans and C.

Mark *********

R. M. Henderson and A.

Brearley

6. Littlejohns.........

H. Owen Hughes and G.

R.More

+ 5/8

+5/0

+ 3/8

-3/8

A. W M. Skinner and A.

+ 5/0

+-75

R. E. Worthington and

·H. E. Grace

-18/3

H. R. Remington and W.

A. Nowers

4/6

S. E. Green and D. S.

Green

Q. F. Bensley and G. R.

Jang

- 4/0

+15

P. W. Greene and F. H.

Phillips

+16/3

2/6

W. Hattersler-Smith and

B. A: Hill

H. G. Gandy and J. T..

Smalley.

C. C. Stark and A. D

Humphreys

MIXED DOTHERS,

+15

2/6 byo.

bye.

V. W. Graybarn, and

Mrs, Crayburn ́.. +15 A. S. Helt god Miss G.

Grace

-15

+4/609

A. Stevens and Mr.

Stevens

B. D. Evans and. Mrs.

H. Griff

G. R. More, and "Miss

Owen Hughes

.. +4/6

H. E. Grace' and Mrs.

C...G..Dickens

C. C. Stark and Mrs.

Stark

8. Hattersley-Smith and Mrs.Hattersley-Smith L.M. S. Eloyd and Miss

D. Holyoak

J. A. Norswich and Miss

D. A. Rudige

G. W. Bowel and Miss.

H Irving

+15

4/6.-

+ 4/0

Scr.

+15

3/0.

Scr.

"CNIVERSITY 286, XI.

C.R.C.

the The following will represent University 2nd XI. in a League match against the C.B.C. 2nd XI. on the latter's ground on Saturday, at 2.15 p.m. sharp: J. L Youngsave (cat), M. B. Osman, C. W. Lam, H. Y. Leong. T. M. Barma. A Kyum. W. H. Bling, J. Noronha, J. W. Barnes, V. F. R. Viceajee and F. Hiptoola.

CC.C. HK,C,C.

In this friendly fixture, to be played to-morrow. March 1st, at 2 p.m., on the C.C.C. ground, the C.C.C. team will be: B. W. Bradbury. F. E. Lawrence, T. Grimes, D. Fritz. T. J. Dennis, G. White, A. W. Milno, E More, W. B. Muskett, S. Abbas and M. Pinna.

FOOTBALL

CLUB. SURREYS.

The following will represent the Club 1st XI in their 1st Division League match with the Surrey Regt on Saturday on the Chub ground (kick-off, 4.15 p.m.): G. Rodger; W. Gerrard and C. E Bishop: A. Mair. J. Stewart and R. G. Wallington; G. Watson, A. S. Forsyth (capt), H. G. Howard S. D. Begg and G. Angus.

A CONSTABLE DESERTS. SEQUEL TO A 45 CENT BRIBE.

A Chincur passenger of a river steamer who was seen to give a likong 45 cents whilst the police were conducting a search for arms was fined $3 at the Magistracy yesterday. The lukong, on being taxed with receiving a bribe, de serted the force. A warrant has been issued for his, arrest, No fire-arms were found either on the offending passenger or in his luggage,

The Magistrate (Mr. E W. Hamilton) observed that it would be easy for arms to be smuggled aboard vessels whilst policemen like. the absconded one were engaged on search duty.

Thousands of merchants have been ar rested in Moscow and deported to Siberia, on the ground that they baro been conducting. economic counter-re- volutionary propaganda."'

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