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INTIMATIONS

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES.

PUBLIC AUCTION

OF THE

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERTIES

Situats at MoxoxoxTSUI, KOWLOON, Hong

kong, and known a KOWLOON INLAND Lots Nos. 490, 491 nad 492, Together with Nos, 498, 198 and 500, SHANG. HAI STREET, Monɑzortsus, erect- ed thereon respectively.

Area 1,020 Square Foot Eash Lot: Crown Rent: $16.00 Bach Lot.

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KOWLOON INLAND LOTY Nos. 403, 494 med

495, Together with Nos. 490, 492 and į 494, SHANGHAI STREET aforesaid, erected thereon respectively, Area: 1,020 Square Feet Each Lot.

Orown Rent: $16:00 Each Lot... TO DE SOLD

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FRIDAY TEE STH DAY OF MARCH, 1926,

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THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY

Sitante at Vicmnis in the Colony of Hong- KOSG and registered at the Land Office SICTION cr SUBSECTION & OF ECTION A OF ISLAND Lor No. 195, Together with the Mensuage or Tenement Bad other Erections and Buildings there- on now known as No. 17, HILL ROAD,

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THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY

Sitaste at MoxGIOXTSUI in the Dependency of Kowloos at Coloby of HONGKONG and registered at the Land (fico se SECTION B OF KOWLOON ISLAND. LOT NO. 1281, Together with the Messunges or Tenament and other Erycine and Buiki- ings thereon now known & Nos, 294 TO 302, PORTLAND STREET (Even Numbers)

IN TWO

BY

LOTS

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TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCE, 1926, AT 3 O'CLOCK F.M.

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"LOCAL SPORT.

FOOTBALL

The following matches are down for decision to-day:-

HONGKONG CHALLENGE SHIELD, Senior-First Round.

Kick off 4.15 p.m. East Surreys H. M.S. Tamar, Soo. kuapoo "A" ground. Referee Mr. Baldwin. South China. Hongkong. Police, H.FF.C. ground. Referee: Mr. Atkinson.

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Junior Semi-Finals. East Surreys Res. v. RA. Reserves, Sookunpoo "A ground. Referes: Mr. Austen, University A" Club de Recreio A Hongkong FC. ground. Referee: Mr. Smith E.A..

HONGKONG LEIGUE.

Division I.

Kick of 4.30 p.m.

Kowloon v. RA. Kowloon F.C. greind.

Referee: Mr. Matthews.

Division ILL”

Kick off 2:45 p.m. South China "A" v. East Surreys Drums South China ground. Re feree: Mr. Morfett.

Division II. "B.” Kick of 245 p.m.

Kowloon B" East Surreys Drums Ros. Kowloon F.C. ground. Re- feree: Mr. Davis.

St. Joseph's Res. e. South China." ("

St. Joseph's ground Referee: Mr Lenoise.

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CRICKET.

THE WEEK-END MATCHES.. There are six cricket matches down for decision to-day, these being three games in the First Division of the League, ons in the Second Division and two Friend-

Both teams of the "Hongkong and Kowloon Cricket, Olubs will be opposed to each other, the first eleren of mach playing on the H.K.C.C. ground and the second elevens on the Kowloon ground.

The Junior Division match is extreme- ly interesting by reason of the fact that both the clubs engaged are in the ran- ning for the championship with the Royal Engineers. One or both may be knocked out tomorrow.

The Extures for to-day are as under:

LEAGUE I.

Hongkong C.C. 1st XI. v. Kowloon C.C. 1st XI on the H.E.C.C. ground. Indian R.O. 1st XI. e. East Surreys

on the I.B.O ground. Craigengower C.C. University 1st

XI. on the 0.0.C. ground.

LEAGUE II.

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Kowloon C.C. and XI. v. Hongkong C.C. 2nd XI. on the E.0.0. ground

FRIENDLIES.

Chiness R.C. Police R.C. on the

C.R.C. ground, Civil Service C.C. "A" University 2nd XI. on the CS.C.C. ground.

HOLIDAY CRICKET

MONDAY,

YACHTING.

WEEK-END PROGRAMME..

́ ́ There will be yachting both to-day and to-morrow at the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club.

To-day there is a race for the winhera in the racing yacht classes for the "Tai at Cup," the course for which is to be Lyemun Beacon, Kowloon Rock, Mark on Line and from there to Kowicon Rock and Lyamun Beacon with the finish at the Yacht Club. The distance is 12.5 miles

Tomorrow the cruisers will be out again and will participate in their fifth and last championship race. The course for this event is to Datum Rock and from there to Stonecutters' Island, Mark on Line, and return to Channel' ́Rocks, Axishing at the Club, a distance of 24) miles.

The points in the Cruiser Cham" pionship at present read. Coquette, 47 points; Yoraman, 46: Tary I., 38; E and 38; La Cigale, 34 Brendo, 30: Lady Jean, 14; Mist, 9: Azuma, 9; and Iris, 8.

BILLIARDS CUP.

CHINA SQUADRON TROPHY WON.

** AMBROSE.”

BY

officers billiards cup has been won by The China Squadron chief and petty H.M.S. Ambross. After drawing a bye

in the first round, the winners played as under :--

HI.V.D.C. The Army on the C.R.C. by 191 points.

ground.

SECOND ROUND.

* Ambrave (832). beat Submarines (703)

Pages (Ambrose) 150, "Hulley”, (Sub- marine) 74; Gladwin (A) 130, Honey- H.V.D.C.. the Navy on the H.K.C.C. borne (8) 68; Rabbich (A) 130 Hill (S)

TUESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.

ground. H.V.D.C... the K.C.C. on the K.C.C.

ground.

The senior shield competition com- H.M.S. Tamar at Sookunpoo, and South mences to-day, the East Surreys meeting

All the above three matches begin at China meeting the Police on the Hong-noca rach day and stumps will be drawn LOTS MAY BE INSPECTED OF MONDAY,kong Club ground. Owing to injuries at 6 p.m.

8TH MARCH, 1936

among their men the Club cannot field a strong team to-day, so their shield game with Kowloon has been postponed

The East Surreys will be at full strength for the match against the Tamar and on their present form should win. Since the Tamar's last match, several changes have taken place in the naval ratings and the sailors fully expect to hold their own to day. They will take the field without Hudson their centr half who has joined the Palice.

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The Army will be represented in their match on Monday with the H.K.V.D. by:-Major Hattersley Smith (R.) Capt. Bridgeland (Boyal Corps Signals), Capt. Warters (LM.S.), Capt. Morris (L.A.F.C.), Lieut. Smith (PA). C.Q.M.S. Stripp (East Surreys), Master Gunner Rough (R.A.), Sergt. Gifford (RA), Ganner Maddox (RA), Spr. Goodyer (RE), and Pte. Burges (East Surreys), Reserges: Sgt. Blandin (RE.). R.S. Page (R. A.), and Licut Chester (RA).

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KOWLOON...

South China and the Police meet in the shield competition on the Hongkong F.C ground and the game should be witnessed by a large crowd. South China did well present the HK.C.C. 2nd XI. in the The following have been selected to re- at Shanghai winning their games in the League match against Kowloon to-day at. Championship by large margins. The Rawloon:-W. W. Mackenzie (captain), game to-day should be evenly contested. J. Watson, H. C. Hughes. T. D. E. and probably another meeting necessary before the entry is made into the semi final round.

The Junior semi-finals are being play ed to-day The Enst Surreys Reservas meet the R.A. Reserves on the Garrison ground and the University the Club de Recreio on the H.K. F. ground. The matches are timed to start at 230 p.m. and will be of ninety minutes duration.

So Soon Get Worse Extra time will be played, if necessary

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On present form, the East Surreys should qualify for the final and the Recreio should win against the University. "A who are to be congratulated on reaching the semi-final of the competition.

South China WA' will meet the East Surreya Drum in a league match on the South China ground and the "A" should.

win.

In the "B" division, The East Surreys Drums Reserves journey to Kowloon to meet the "B" team sad should return with the points.

South China "C" will oppose the Sa. Joseph's Reserves on the St. Joseph's ground South China improve their position in the league.

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NAVY RECEIVE SIM" SHIELD.

At the conclusion of the final match in the "Sim "Shield competition between the Hongkong Hockey Club and the Army at the U.S.R.C.. ground yesterday evening, the winners of this shield this season. the Navy, were presented with the trophy.

The presentation of the thield to the team was made by Mrs. LG. Bird; who warmly congratulated the Navy on thei success in the competition.

The Navy secured 7 points out of a possible 8 in the competition, the Army. being second with 4 points and the Hong- kng Hockey Club third with one point. The Clüb have had some bad luck while playing in this competition, having lost three matches and drawn one.

The game between the Club and the Army yesterday' was drawn, the score being three goals all.

At half-time the Club looked like win: The following team has been selected

ning for they were leading by three goal to represent Kowloon R.G.A. in theto g, but in the second half the Army League to-day on the Kowloon ground. had much more of the game and very (Kick-off xt 4 p.m.):Rasmuse nearly won, succeeding in equalising be Wheeler and Read Turner, Sims and fore the final whistle blew. McKelvin (captain); Taylor, McBride".

BASKET BALI 2

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BOXING.

NAVAL TOURNAMENT.

The China Squadron boxing tourna- ment will take place at the Murray Barracks, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, next week. There are com petitions for novices, officers, and cham- pions. Some good bouts should be seen in the championships. Much interest will be taken in these events, since the Hongkong Boxing Association, are seek ing for good men for the next tournament which takes place next month."

GOLF.

According to the fixture card of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, the only competition golf at Failing this week end is the playing of the second semi final in the Junior Championship be tween A. O. Brown and A. Humphreys. Last Sunday in the other semi-final, G.

Layton beat "A. W: Shovelton, 2 up, and thus meets the winner of to-morrow's maich'in the final on Kerch 11th.

LADIES RECTION

This afternoon at 4.30, Lady Clementi will present the prizes won during the season by the Ladies Doll Section to the winners at the ladies' clubhouse, at Banling.

Army. Goal: Sgt. Clark, RA, backs: Lce.-Sgt. Philips, Tat E.S.R., Lt. Smith, RA half-backs Capt. Armstrong, 1st ES. Capt. Alfree, 1st E.S.R. Lt. Webb, 5/2nd Punjab Regt., forwards: Lee-Opl. Masters, 1st E.8.1. Lt. Wright- Neville, 5/2nd Punjab Regt, Pie Bur- zess, 1st E.B.R., Lt Jacob-Larcomb, RE, 2nd-Lt. Dickens, 1st E.S.R. Re serve: Sgt. Garland.

HOLIDAY SPORTS.

Drepits the attraction of the annual races, to be held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, there will be several other sporting events,

On Monday afternoon. beginning at 4.30 p.m. outside St. Andrew's Church Hall, there is the annual Kowloon Marathon Bace, for which there are this rear:33 entrants,

The same afternoon the annual lawn tenis tournament under the auspices of the Hongkong Cricket Club comunences; while in the evening there is the Naval Boxing Tournament (novices), which will be continued on Tuesday evening, with the Fleet Championship Tournament or the Wednesday

There is also cricket on Monday, Tues day and Wednesday.

TENNIS,

Tomorrow (Sunday) there will be the usual monthly tennis tournament (con ducted on American lines) at the Kow. Joon Cricket Club;

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Retallick (A) 180. Rowlands (S) 124 Thorne (A) 150, Priestly (S) 148; Nosworthy (A) 82, Northwood (S) 150.

THIRD ROUND,"

Ambrose (539) beat Titania (741) by 88 pointa.

Page (Ambrose) 150, Shardow (Titania). 59 Gladwin (A) 130, Hill (T) 146; Rabbick (A) 150, Taylor (T) 102: Nos. worthy (A) 130, Dickenson (T) 144; Thorne (A) 89, Julian (T) 150, Retallick (A) 150, Wylie (T) 120.

FINAL.

Ambrose (881) beat Durban (700) by 181 points

Page (Ambrose) 150, O'Kay (Durban) 01: Nosworthy (A) 150, Wyatt (D) 131 'Rabbich (A)* 180, Williams (D) 143; Retallick (A) 131, Poole (D) 160; Glad- win (A) 150, Gilbert (D) 102; Thorne (A) 150, Dean (D) 81,

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