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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1924

HOW THE TOURNAMENT STANDS.

ORTOKET.

H.K.C.C.. THE REST.

The full scores in the match HLK.C.C.

With the intervention of the Easter. The Rest, played on the Hongkong

MACAO NOTES.

fraox otR OWN CORRESPONDENT.}"

HOUPE SKÓRTAJE.

Macao, Nike Hongkong, is suffering from

a abortage of houses. It is very remark

holidays there has been little or to play. Cricket. Club ground on Easter Monday | able that, despite his state of affairs,

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"A. Claxton, Jex,'b Quick-

the Hongkong Cricket Club taupia wer tournament for the last six or seven slaym and the following resume of how the various events now stand will perhaps be of interest,

The OFEN SINGLES. -Three players, 'have already reached the semi-final stage of this event, They are. R. E. Worthington in the top bracket, and T. Howla and H. D. Rumjaha i the bottom bracket. Is the top bracket S. A Ruijaan 'has to meet S. H. Ismail in the fourth round. Ismail has been plaging good tongis this season but he is hardly good enough for A. S. Burajahn who should win. 17 he does get through he will have to ner: Worth- ington: The Elcuda-H. D. Rumjahn match is ixed to be played off on Friday, the 25th. The final of the open singles is to be played on Wednesday the 29th inst...

The OPES DOCLES-Three pairs have already reached the semi-final. They are 8. H. and S. D. mail, who have reached this t

in n comparatively easy manner. They drew a hye in the first place, had a walk over from Green and Lar, played in the semi-funt are H. D. and The attends entered the semi

one match

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El S. A. and A. H. Rum.

jahn

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in the bottom bracket

Danexamination by the Consignees, and and the match was played off yesterday,

the Company's Surveyors, Blessrs. GoPAR & Dounias, at 10 AM on Monday, and

a report of which is published in this issue. Sa Kwong and C. Chou have to mons E. Worthington and F. A. Redmond fix

Ths must be presented within ten days the fourth round and the winners have ta

All

of the Steamer's arrival hen, after which date they cannot be recognized.

So Claims will be admitted after the Cigods have left the Godown.

MACKINSON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Agents. Hongkong, 18th April, 1924,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. The Steamship "'AUSSA”

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FROM TRIESTE, VENICE, STALATO, "BRINDISI, PORT SAID, MASSACA, ADEN, COLOMBO, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

meet S. H. ad S. D. Tamail. The two last named should win and should go into the final. The final is to be played off on Monday the 30th inst,

The Club CHAMPIONSHIP.-In the bottem! bracket R. E. Worthington has reached the foal. C. C. Stark R. M. Henderson and L. Forster . B. J. Saunders have all reached the third round. The winners of the these two matches go into the semi- final. There should be no doubt as to tha challenger. Worthington. should get there easily. He will probably be the new Club champion.

HANDICAP SINGLES "A".-Three players have reached the semi-final: R. M. Hen- derson (+3/6), R. E. Worthington (30) ONSIGNEES of Cargoare hereby inform and G. W. Sewell (-3/6). R. J. Saund si that all Goods are being landed ster (-3/8) and 4. B. Baworth (2/6) their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong & have stijl to meet in the third round. Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co.,Ltd, at Kow- Joss, wice and/or from the wharves delivery may be chstained.

Uptional Carre will be forwarded mules notice to the contrary to given before 21st instant.

No Claims will be simittel after the Coo have left the Gowns, and all Goods reraa ring undelivered after the 27th instant, will be subject to rent.

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All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before theth prox., or they will not be recognised.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goode are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be amined on the 26th inst. at 10 am, by our Surveyors, Messrs. GODDARD & DOUGLAS. No Fire Insuranos has been effect!. Bill of Lading will be coautersigned by

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

ELLERMAN LINE. From UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT.

THE Steamship

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KASAMA" haring arrived, Consignees of Cargo by hor are informed that all Guoda aro being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Godowns of Holt's Wharf, whence delivery may be obtained

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining andelivered after 24th April, 1921, will be wabject to reat.

All Ulsime against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before

the

HANDICAP DOUBLES.-This event "has made the best progress, the final round" havig been reached. The finalists are: L. Forster and U. Aubrer (2/3), and G. R. More and Ii. Owen Hughes (13). '.'

The MIXED DOUBLES.-B. D. Evans and Mrs, Cirin (4/6), by reason of a walk over from Helt and Miss G. Grace (-13), have reached the semi-final (top bracket) J. Hattery Smith and Mrs. Hasterley Smith bave yet to meet C. C. Stark and Mrs. Stark in the fourth round, the win Ders having to meet Evans and Mrs. Griffin In the bottom bracket the couples in the semi-final are R. E. Worthington and Miss P. Grace (30) and H. Owon Hughes and Miss Calvert (-9/6).

H. D. AND 0. RUMJAHS IN THE FINAL

By defeating S. A. and A. H. Rumjaha in the minal of the open doubles cham- pionship festerday by three sets to two, H. D. and O. Lumjahr qualified for the final. The match was a very close one and on the run of the play 5. A and A. E. should have won. After being a set down they were leading 40 in the fourth set which they eventually took at 6-4, making is two sets all, and again in the fith and last-set they were landing by five games to three. They got the lead again at 6-5 but lost the next three games and the match.

A. H. Rumjaha is the first three sets was the weakest of the four, he and his partner were not such a good working team as their opponents. He was often badly. placed and passed with some ease. In the fourth set, however, be

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E. J. R Mitchell, e and b Hett... 40 H: Owen Hughes, e Purcell, h

Pafford G. R. More, e Ng Sze Kwong,

'Osborne

Rumjahu, b

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V. Dean, Q-borne

G. Piercy, b Osborbe

-L. D. Mexichell, cand b Pafford 13 Rev. T. Powell, e Quick, b Paord E. G. Lammert, & Rumjabo

D. R. Wahl, b Balkatchet

F. N. Young, not out

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A. A. Ramjalin, c. Claxton, b

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A. Madar e Claxton, b Powell ... Rev. Fr. Purcell, b Powell Pay-Lt.-Comdr. Palford, a Dean,

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FOOTBALL.

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. THE REST.

South China met a picked team from the Rest of the League in no exhibition game on Monday. A record crowd atten- ded and they were rewarded with a good game.

Chinese householders seem to be unwill ing to let their houses to foreign tenants. The authorities should take notice.. Per- haps a remedy might be found if the Government were willing to advance money on easy terms to enable Portu guese citizens.to acquire their own houses. A WORTHY APPEAL A Committee of ladies of Hongkon and Maeno is örganizing a bazaar and a' convert to raise funds for the Church of St. Lawrence. The concert is to take place on the 20th inst., at the Teatro D. Pedro Y., and it is propceed to hold the bazaar on the 7th and 8th instant is to be hoped that a ready response will be the result. LE

ATHLETICS.

The Boy Own Athletic Club (Hong kong) sent a number of athletes over to Macae who participated in a auniber, of events in a meeting specially organized. for them. Hongkong boys won the 100 metres and 200 metres fat races. Macao competitors won Putting the Weight and the Marathon. The Tug-of-War and Relay Race were cancelled as no teams were forthcoming. On Saturday, 19in instant, a fine football match between team draws from the secondary schools in Macao and the Boys' Own Athletic Club was played, resulting in a draw of one all." On Sunday, 20th instant, a foot. ball match was played between the Grupo Republica and the Boys' Own Athletic Club. This game, which was a very exciting one, also ended in a dra -three all

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During the progress of this match a very regrettable incident occurred. The captain of the. Grupo Republica insulted the referee for awarding a penalty. The referee was very lenient in not ordering the player off the field."

His Excellency, the Governor donated a valuable trophy for this match and as it coded in a drawn match Hongkong will be invited to replay.

ENTERTAINMENT.

At the Club de Macao, the members of the Boys' Own Athletic Club were entertained at a "dance and sapper, on Saturday, 10th instant. The entertain ment was a very big affair and the Hong kong guests contributed to the musical programme in addition to the regular orchestra provided by the Club.

A friendly billiard tournament at the Club de Macdo ended in a victory for Macau by over a hundred points in five games of 250 points eich,

2.

THE SANITARY BOARD. ADDITIONAL ANTI-MOSQUITO

PRECAUTIONS.

South Chine won time ass and defended the Morrison Hill goal. The Best pat away from the kick off but were repulsed by a sound defence. After a brief visit by South China to the other end, the Rest made a strong attack on the South China goal and a good shot by Angus was nega tired by Eaton getting offside. Good work the oppos by South China left wing had ing defenox guessing, but Wynne cleared At a meeting of the Sanitary Board, with a good header. Eaton tested La held-in the Board Room yesterday (Mr. Ting Cheung from a free kick awarded Smith presiding), the Medical for bands but the goal was in safe keeping Officer of Health, pursuant to notice, The game continued fast and even, with moved: the defence too good for the attack.

Crossing over with the score sheet blank with South the game continued ever China showing the better combination. Both goalkeepers put in some very fins work and the game was keenly contested up to the final whistle and the game ended in a goalles draw. The teams were:

South Chita-Lau Hing Cheung; Ng Kam Cheun and Chan So; Leung Yuk Tong, Wong Shui Wa and Lam Yuk Ying: Ping Kam Wing. Choi Ping Fan, WORK Pak Chong, Lai Wai Tong and Chan

wong lu

The Best.-G. Rodger; Wane and Charlesworth, Eaton, Gerrard, Howard and Argus.

"That the By-law relating to the Pro- vention of the Dissemination of Disease by Mosquitoes published on page 40 of the Regulations of Hongkong, 1914, be amended as follows:- By numbering the said by-law as by-law No. 1, and iL By adding the following by-law: 2. No bamboo scaffolding or fence shall hereafter be erected or maintained in which there shall be any exposed cavity capable of retaining water."

Dr. PEALSE said that at present it was necessary for an inspector actually to find Tarve on the premises before any action could be taken. The proposed by-law prevent the breeding of mosquitoes.

MBY, 1924, or they will not be antly, being, as was also bised brills Wheeler, Howarth. J. Stewart and Post: would compel people to take steps to

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"All broken chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined

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No Fire, insurance has been affected.

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partner, very sure on the volley and the smash, S. A. Rumjahn did excellent work at the net. H. D. and O. Rumsjahr made an excellent pair, their team work being very good. bat both had patches of brilliqner and dullness. O. Rumjahn made many fine

smashes

«Results:

OPEN DOUBLES.-H. D. and O. Rumjahny beat S. 4. aid AH, Rumjahn 38, 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 8-6.

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ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB. EASTER MONDAY COMPETITIONS.

The results of the competitions at Fan- ling on Easter Monday were:- : LONG, DRIVING, --

1-Men: A. K. Mackenzie 238 yard-

won easily, 2-Ladies: Mrs. Fitzroy-William 166

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Referee: Mr. Hollands; Linesmen Messrs. Wakeham and Ip Kau.

At the conclusion Mrs. James presented the league caps and medals, Leung Yuk Tong received the Daily Press cup for League Champions, and the Titan' Rey serves captain, Mr. Grindle, received the of übe "Frod

cup for winners junior division Gold medals were hand. ad to each of the players in the winners and runners-up teams, Bouquets were pre sented to Mrs James by the respective captains, and Mr. Mok Hing thanked the Committee on behalf of South China Three hearty cheers were given for hira James and for the teams.

THE ACCIDENT TO THE “PAUL BEAU.“ PASSENGER WHO TOOK REFUGE UNDER A TABLE

Dr. Orzozio seconded, and suggested that iron piping, used as scaffolding, should be included in the by-law..

The CHAIRMAN said the motion bad been suggested by the Government, and he did not think the Board could go any further.

The MEDICAL OTHER OF HEALTH said the word bamboo." It was understood he had no objection to the deletion of that the motion referred to more or less temporary structures.

A member-suggested that the word bamboo should stand, and that the words or other be inserted before scaffolding." This was agreed to, and the motion was carried.

THE BUS DISASTER NOW FOUR VICTIMS

The two motor omnibus drivers who wery concerned in the collision in the New Territories recently were again hrought One of the "passengers on board the before Mr RE. Lindsell at the Magis APPROACHING AND PUTTING

Paul Bras when she was damaged by tracy yesterday and were indicted on 1-Men: Captain Bloxham, D. collision a few night ago in the Canton charges of manslaughter Traffic Inspec 2-Ladies: Mrs. Parker, Mrs Fitzroy

Willians and Mrs. Humphreys Lied Hiver was Mr. Lam Chi Fung, of the tor Kent stated that another victim had with 11 each. At the second attempt Foreign Affairs Department, whose story died since the last hearing, thus bringing Mrs. Parker andre. Fitzroy is thus recorded in the Canton Gasette the number of fatalitien up to four. An "When the collision occurred, I was application by Mr. A. E. Hall (for

rejected. Williams tied again with 11 each

in the dining hall. Just before the accused) for bail wao Finally Mr Parker won with a

impact, men were seen running and ecome of 10,

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