RACING AND HUNT NOTES.
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Taaling Hunt.
To-day there will be a paper shaae laid by Messrs.. Macnamars and Pym. Meet at Hunters Arms.” at-3 o'clock.
A Good Ren.
GOLF.
STARTING TIMES FOR
TO-MORROW.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1927.
The starting times at Faoling to-morrow (Sunday) are as under: 0.25 a.m. T. C. Monaghan and T.
Lowe.
9.39
N. L. Smith and F. F. Bloxham.
FA. Perry and Lindsay Woods,
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
SHIELD TIES AND LEAGUE
PROGRAMME.
COMPLETE PROGRAMME AND
NOTES.
To-day there will be four shield ties in the Junior section of the HK.F.A.. Challenge Shield competition, and there will also be three matches in Division I. of the D.League, and in Division II. “A”
The following games are down for decision to-day --
W. Fitteadrigh and J. H. Wallace.
T. G. Bennett and T. E. Pendorod.
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9.30
"
On Wednesday afternoon hounds met at 2.30 p.m. at the Hunter'a Arms with Mr. A. H. Potta as J. F. Pym as master and Mr. whipper-in. The sold included Mrs.
0.40. s.44,
0.49
9.52
B. J. Paterson and Lient. Col. A start was made Hagley Bell.
W. J. Shenton and B. Petheram.
·9.03.17
A. E. Lissaman and C. B. Robertson.
across the lard behind Mody's 10.00 Bungalow, the recent rains com.
10.04
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pelling hounds, to swim across, water coming well up to the riders. 10.09
a line girth straps. Picking up after drawing the foot hills around 16.12"
10.18.
the big earth, bounds ran a strong scent to the top of the crest where Casting they seemed at fault. right, & line was run along the top 10.24 of the Fidge in the direction of Kwanti Stables, when scent
Was IC.23
AQ I. Bowker, and J. H. M. Andrew.
W. L Dunbar and L. R Audrowia.
H. U. Hegarty and D. J. Gilmore.
W. J. Clerk and. F. B. Jones.
1. W. Showan and J. Coulthart.
R. L. Moncrieff and A. K. Ferguson.
E. D. Black and T. L. Christer.
10.20
11
31
D. Forbes and £. H. Procter.
10.39
again lost. Casting back along the foot hills, hounds ran a weak line to the top of the crest, eventually checking at the end of the original .40 .. ..
lino.
10.38
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12.36
11.08
11
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The afternoon looked somewhat 10.44 10.48 disappointing as hounds had by this time run some seven or eight miles and it was nearly five o'clock. A 10.59 start for home was being consider- od when hounds put up a fox and went off in full cry in the direction 11.00 of Montague Ridge. A very fast run of a half hour ensued,. Reynard bding in full view, and kill secm- 11.08 ed certain but he again proved too 11.19 clusive and left hounds baffled after crossing some difficult swamp. Crossing the gap in the direction 11:0 of Telegraph Pass scent appeared to be still lying well and hounds 11.21. were enger but the Master was re- luctantly compelled to call them off and make a start for home owing to light failing. After some very hard work it was somewhat dis appointing not to have killed as the run in full view constituted one of the finest the Hunt has had.
Annual Race Meeting... The following ae few of the gallops that took place on Thurs day morning on the sand track "It will be seen that Tangle and. Loch Tumael showed great im- provement as I foreshadowed. These ponies were, however, carry. ing very little weight as the riding boys were distinctly on the light
side.
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11,39
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E.E.F.A. Challenge Shield. Junior: Second Round.
Kick-off at 2.30 pm.
St. Joseph's "A" . Kowloon Res. St. Joseph's ground
St. Peter's Y.M.C. . K.O.S.B.'s Beserves Sockunpoo A. ground.
China Athletic "A" Joseph'"B," "B" ground.
H.K.F.C.
Athletic ground.
Reserves
v.
Bt. Bookunpoo
e.
China "B" H.K.F.C.
"
Extra time, ten minutes each
will be played if necessary. Hong Kong League: Division I.
A. B. Purves and C. C.way, Stark.
W. Beveridge and E. W.
LBE.
A. W. Hodges and C. Waddell.
G.-E. Towns and W. M. Cox.
R. A Green and J. H. Norrie,
J. H. Hearn and H. B Cleland.
C. A. L. Bickett and H. M. Muir.
J. F. Kennedy, and F. Austin.
H. A. Sturt and A. J. Frank
R. E. Greensmith and A. O. BrawC,
A Leach and F. Taylor. X. Cookes and A. Brear- lay.
D. B. Peat and D. Boath A. Piercy and A. D. Humphreys.
N. K. Littlejohn and S. T. Butlin
EP. Fletcher and F. M. Ellis
G Aubrey and R. M. Finlayson.
Tuesday, March 1st. ...
Kick-off at 4.15 p.." K.O.S,B.'. Club do Recreio,
St. Joseph's ground,
RA. . China Athletic, Sookun-
peo "A" ground. H.K.F.C.. Hong Kong Police,
H.K.F.C. ground,
Division II. "A!!
Kick-off at 2.45 p.m.
RA. Reserves v. South China Reserves, South China ground.
St. Peter's Church Young Men's Chub are fielding a team in the tootball Competition to-day for the Sat time. The names of the eleven have not been stated, but probably. there are several good players whe have turned out for other Club in the Colony.-Unfortunately, they have drawn the strongest team in the not very Junior division and are likely to enter the semi-final. The K.O.SE.'s Reserves are the fay
F. M. Ellis and F. Aus-ourites for the junior shield and tin
they should have little difficulty in disposing of the Y.M.C. to-day.
Wednesday, March 2nd..
12
H. B. Cleland and T. 5. Whyte-Smith.
YACHTING.
INTERESTING WEEK-END
PROGRAMME.
The p.m.
A good game should be seen on the H.K.F.C. ground between the ILK.F.C. Reserves and the Athletic "B." Both teams had wins last week but the Club men are favour- ed for the semi-final
Kowloon Reserves are due on St. Joseph's ground against the College "A team. Kowloon won a league game there last and should win this although both sides will turn out
stronger.
China Athletic "A oppose the
CRICKET NOTES.
HOME FOOTBALL.
"Most unfortunately, when I wrote THE FIXTURES FOR TO-DAY.
my notes which were published yes. PROGRAMMES OF ENGLISH terday, I was unaware that the AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE. K.C.C. had very sportingly arranged to "play a mid-week match against There are no cup tie to-day and, the K.O.S.B.'. Lyall had four of as a consequence, there are full pro- his regular side off, including grammes in both the English League Goodwin, E. F, Fincher and Macas and Scottish League (First Divi-kill, and it was a very heavy bandi. "cap. Even so, I am told Kowloon sion).
ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division L
Arsenal v Burnley. Birmingham. Tottenham. Blackburn R. r. Leeds U. Bury West Ham U. Derby C. e. Aston Villa Huddersfield. Everton, Liverpool v. Newcastle U Manchester ... Balton W. Sheffield U. e. Cardiff C Sunderland v Leicester C. West Brom. Wednesday.
Division II.
The complete Extures, according might well have won save for a of dropped as perfect epidemic to the official handbook, sTO
catches.-18 in all my informant under-
stated. Thorpe who got 19 was dropped at 3 and Everest, before he had scored. Even so, and even though Guest and Ramsay failed, all looked well as Brace and Morris were batting beautifully until the former got over kech and lashed out at an off one, giving cover an easy chance. It was the same shot which cost him his wicket against the 'Civil Service and he should try and forget it. To complete the disaster Morris was out to a really catch by left-handed brilliant Dobbie. Goodwin was down to play, but he had not fielded and nc arrangement had been made, so Lyal, very properly in my opinion, did not bat him though Dobbie raised no objection. As a matter of fact, in a league game, I think that the laws of cricket should be observed as strictly as they are in the County Championship at home, for the reason that the outcome of a match may affect other teams be aides the two immediately concern. ed
Barnsley v. Manchester C -Blackpool. Fulham.
Bradford C. . Hall O.. Chelsea . South Shields. Grimsby T. v. Preston N.E. Middlesborough v. Clapton 0. Nottingham F.. Darlington. Port Vaslo r. Notts C. Reading v. Oldham A. Southampton Wolverhampton, Swansea "e. Portsmouth.
Division III. (Southern).." Aberdare . Crystal Palace. Bournemouth and B. A. Charl-
ton A.
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Brentford . Exeter City. Brighton and H.A.. Southend U. Bristol C. v. Bristol Rovers.
Watford, Gillingham Millwall . Swindon T. Newport C. v. Coventry C. Northampton . Merthyr T. Norwich C. Luton T. Plymouth A. v. Queen's Prk. R Division III (Northern). Ashington v. Bradford. Barrow. Durham C. Chesterfield 4 Walsall, Crewe Av. Tranmere R. Halifax v. Accorington S. Hartlepools U. v. Rochdale. Nelson . Lincoln C. New Brighton v. Rotherham U. Stockport. Southport Wigan B. . Doncaster R Wrexham v. Stoke City..
Scottish League: Division L Celtic v. St. Mirren. Cowdenbeath v. Dundee.. Dundee U. z. Dunfermline A.. Falkirk Clyde, Hibernians . Hamilton A. Morton Kilmarnock Motherwell. Airdrieonians. Partick T. g Hearts Queen's Park v. Rangers. St. Johnstone . Aberdeen.
CUP TIE REPLAYS. (TAROCOR REUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, Feb. 24th. In the Association Cup re-play (Io match, Swansea defested South Shields by two gosis to one. the next round, Swansea will be at home to Rending)..
Cup replay In the Scottish home by Dundee United by one goal to three. (In the next round.
LI
I doubt very much whether it will really affect Kowloon's chance for the shield but if they do get beaten this afternoon everyone will sit up and take notice at the top of the table. By the way, I shouldn't liko to be the man to ask Ramsay to play cricket on a Thursday after Boo-Bot just yet any way
R. ABBIT.
TO-DAY'S MATCHES:
Lesgua: Division I Civil Service . K.O.S.B. University v. Royal Artillery. Indian RC. . Kowloon C.C.
Friendly Matches.
Tamar . Police. Royal Navy. Civil Service d A. W. Hayward's XI. r. H. Owen
Hughes's XI. Craigengower . Kowloon,
To-morrow's Matches.
K-B.S.F.P.A.. China Light & Power, at King's Park." Sinda Merchants v. Behra Mer chante, at Indian R.C, at 9.15. EK.0.0. Inter-Club Gama. The League match between the Hong Kong C.0 and the R. E. and Signals is scratched. There will be aa Inter-Club game, on the Club
CRICKET.
BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES.
No matches were played last Saturday on account of the weather, and only one game has been played since the last list of averages was published. This took place on Thursday and the Kow- loon Cricket Club were unexpectedly beated by the K.O.S.B. ia the firms division.
The second division averages remain the same and are, there fore, not published to-day. The averages follow:-
R. Bayor (CS.C.C.)
F. Goodwin (K.C.C.)
A H. Madar (I.B.C.).... 4. W. Ramsay (R.0.0.) W. Brace (K.C.C)..
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BATTING. Division I. No.
of Most TimeS
Players.
In Rens. In Inna. Notout, Average,
A. A. Rumjahn (U.)
3
509
991
00.68
A. W. Hayward (H.KO.C.)... D Tt. Emley (R.N.).
931
57.75
4
90
33
49.50
H. N. Balhatchet (.)
141
1991
47.00
E. Fincher (C.8.C.C.)
68*
3
44.70
B. D. Evans (.8.0.0)
-
731
75
43.66
334
115
41.75
188
41.30
181
40.25
901
33.50
189
31.33
ដឹង
99.66
37.68
26.73
$5.00
9340
99.40
29,00
91.60
21.00
20.90
1.20.66
20.50
0
20.98
S. H. Ismail (I.R.C.)
Capt Evers (H.K.C.C) B. F. Ng (U.)
Lt-Col. Cantrell (RN)
T. E. Yeph (CRC)
E. J. de Roma (C.8.0.C.)
F.
F. J. Ling (C.S.C.O.)
Gittens (U.)......
Lt Smith (RA)
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K
100
117
112
5
66
208
J. S. A. Curreem (I.R.C.)...... J. L. Youngaaye (C.R.C.) 6. U. M. Omar (0.0.0.) ................................. O. Ismail (C.C.0.)
100
104
124
....... 6
123
4
81
BOWLING. Division I,
Ruas. Wickets. Average.
91
4.20
941
19
7.83
59
6
8.60
140
14
10.00
160
18
10.00
71
10.14
92
B
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- 10.99
207
90
130
13
19:00
108
10
· 10.50
70
11.86
Playera.
Capt. E. W. Morris (K.0.0) Cant. Dobbie (K.O.S.B.) E. B Reed (0.8.0.0.) F. M. el Arculli (I.K.C.) F. J. Ling (C.8.0.0.) H. Ua (CRC)
A. H. Madar (I.R.C.)
F. Goodwin (K.C.C.)
N. H. Ross (K.C.C.)....
G. B. Vallack (HK.C.C.)
Sergt. Gifford (R.A.)
• Not out
Batting:- or more innings to count. Bowling: or more wickets to count.
CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
WON BY MR. C. M. SEQUIRA
Mr. C. M. Sequira retains the S.C.M.P. cup for the chess cham- pionship of the Colony, having won this year's competition in which the points gained were as follow:-~~
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10.35
£10,000 FOR SPEED TEST CAR.
HOW "BLUE BIRD WAS BUILT.
Few people have any idea of the huge cost of present-day motor speed triala,
..P. W. L. D. Pä Bluebird, the car on which Capt. 1 0 5 Malcolm Campbell attempted to set 11 41 up a new world speed record, cost
oala handsome, fortune..
C. M. Sequire..... 8 S. G. Hayes....... 6.
3
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4
In the first place several me chanics worked on the construction of the car for over 2 years.
O. E. de Carvalho ( 9 H. W. Randall... 8 "0" 5 1
Sequeira and Hayes beat each other once. They both beat Car
The car itself, although Captain valho twice. Sequeira beat Bao- dall twice but Hayes dropped half, Campbell was afforded special a point with Randell, whom he prices by interested firms for best once, and drew with once. | various parts, cost between £8,000
and £10,000, Carvalho twice beat Bandall.
NO RIGHT TO BE ILL.. SIR W. ARBUTHNOT LANE ON
£1,000 Gear-Box.
The massive chassis frame alone, which was made by Vickers of the Apest steel produced, cost £800.
The gear-box, a work of engineer- ing art, and containing over 100 moving parts, cost over £1,000-the overhaul of it before Bluebird's trials cost £75.
BEING HEALTHY,
"Women, who are so charming and useful in, the world, are really
The rear axle, too, was a highly gradation, and disease, because in costly business. The steel shell was the first place they teach us we not east, but milled from the solid habits and feed us wrongly," said steel trunk, 75 per cent. of the
Brigade Calf (Gordon) i mile:- Cust Hork Buoy (P.), Mark on College "B" team at Sookung match, Montrose were defeated at chell. J. N. Owen, J. A. Summers the cause of all our misery, de
30.
33.
and G. R. Vallack
ground at 2 p.m. to-day (Satur A. W. Hayward (capt.), H. J. day); between the following sides: Armstrong, H. C. Burgess, J. A. Crawford, G. F. Gardner, J. R. Hinton, W. Lee, E. J. R. Mit. H. Owen Hughes (capt.), A. C. I: P. Jacks, D. E. G. Nicholson, F. Playing in the Third Division T. Orr, Pritchard, H. d. surgeon, at a luncheon of the
business women in London.
Sir William also said that dark (South) of the English League, Stevenson, C. E. D. Wales dad W. Professional and businessin of haired women are not able to reaist Queen's Park Rangers and Exeter Wooding. rach
The Sindhi Merchants will play a disease as early as their fair-haired drew with the score at one goal
friendly match with the Behra Mer-sisters. Redhaired women, he de
have 하고 chants of Hong Kong on Sunday clared,
power to resist infection and dis Sindhi Team:-G. P. Daswani ease. He continued: at 216 p.m. on the I... ground. (capt.), V. T. Manns, Fatoomal, Bobbraj, Neonmal, tocmal, Biroomal, Lachiram, H. Pritam and Dayaram,
The senior league games all have Dundee United will play Partick, Bowker, J. C. Duncan, Capt. Evers: Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, the phenomenally tough steel being cut
There will be another full yacht- Pottenbush (Gordon) mile:-ing programme this week-end.
37; 1.13.2; 1.45.2 Last quar- To-day the racing yachts will compete for the Tai Yut Cup for ter 32.
The preparatory Olo Custom (Seth). mile: prize-winners.
38.2; 1.09; 1.41.2. Last quar- gun will be fired at 225 pun, and
the starting gun at 2.30 p.m. ter 32.2
time limit has been fixed for Groms (Ralph) mile:-35; 1.09;
The course is Lyemun Beacon (P.), 1.41.2. Last quarter 39.9
Last quarter Lins (P), Kowloon Rock (S.). 38; 1.13; 1.43.
Channel Rocks (S.), Cust Rock and a win for the "A" team is eX- The Ghov) (Ralph) mile:-33; Bucy (P.). The distance is just pected.
1.07. 140. Last quarter over 10 miles.
To-morrow, the Cruisers re-sail ... Fire Call (Gordon) and Smoke their 8th Championship race, the bearing on the runners-up posi-a the latter's ground).
Call (Boy) 1 mile: -39.9; course being to Lamms laland and tion. Although it is not expected 1.20; 1.36; 2.29.3. Last quar-back, a distance of 25 miles.
As yet there is no indication of that the Borderers will defeat the ter 23.3.
when the 1st Championship race, league leaders, a good game should postponed from last Sunday, on be seen and anything may happen account of fog und ne wind, will be owing to the state of St. Joseph's re-sailed.
Next Saturday there is a Meir ground. agerie zace for the racing yachts, and on the Bunday a race in which the Club will oppose the ladies On the following Saturday (March 19th), there is the "Ladies," cup and on March 19th, the same yachts compete for the Service Members' Cup. On Sunday, March 13th the Cruisers will sail in the Presented Cups race for their class.
Kom Tong Hali (Encarnacao) 1 mile: 37: 1.13; 1.45.3; 2.21. Last quarter 31.3. The Grig (Ralph) 1 mile:-38
1.13 1.43.2. Last quarter Min River (Boy) and Pearl
32.2.
River (Gordon) milo: 38.2; 1.16; 1.49.4. Last quar
ter 33.4.
Grosvenor (Boy) mile:-35;
1.08 Last quarter 33, Crystal Hall (Encarnacao) 1
mile: 37.1; 1.13-1.48.2; 2.25.2 Last quarter 37. Tangle (Boy) and Loch Tummel (Boy) mile :-33.21.01.2; 1.37.2. Last quarter 33. Yorks (Boy) Lochaber (Boy) 1 Last mile-45; 1.24; 1.57.2 quarter 33.2. Circe (Bowell) and Perversity (Beth) mils:-37.1; 111.3;| 1.44.3 Last quarter 33. Laceda (Wong) 1 mile:-35; 1.19; 1.51.1; 2.26: Lost quarter 34.4
Bing
ter 34.1.
Grosvenor (Pete Hunt) mile
38; 1.14.2; 1.48.3. Last quar Festive Eve (Poto Hunt)mile: 38-1.14; 1.47. Last quarter Mountain Fox (Pote-Hunt).
mile:-36; 1.07. Last quar ter 32.
13.
An interesting visitor to the course.was Mr. D. E. Sassoon. In
WEEK-END SPORT. ANOTHER FULL PROGRAMME.
There will be another full pro- grmme of sport this week-end.
There are a good number of football matches. Details of the fixtures will be found in another column, together with notes on the respective clubs participating.
In addition both League and friendly cricket matches are being.
The game at Sookunpou between the R.A. and China Athletic will attract a large crowd. The Athletic are confident of securing the points but they will find the Gunners hard to beat on the Garrison ground.
The most interesting game of the week will be on the ground of the HK.F.C. with the Police and Club playing their retarn league game. These teams are old riva and have played many fine sporting games on the Clab ground The visitors will have the advantage in defence and their will be little to choose between the respective at tack. With the present players available, the Police will also have the advantage in the middle line, A good game should be seen and the scoring will be low
Only one game is down in the the holidays
Sindhi Merchants. Behrs
Narsindas,
Merchants.
VOLUNTEER CRICKET
WEEK."
MATCHES.
the Royal Hong Kong Yacht THE TEAMS FOR NEXT WEEK'S' Club the racing yachts are compet ing for the Tai Yut Cup for prize wingers. To-morrow the cruisers re-mail their 5th Championship race
Monday,
During next week the Volan- teers, as previously stated, hava There is no competition golf at arranged to play three matches, Fauling this week-end. The next namely on Monday, Tuesday and competition games-for the Cap Wednesday. Each match will com tain's Cup-from March 5th to 7th-mence as soon as possible after starting
times may be booked for tifin, which will be taken at noon. The following teams will repre- the devices boxing com- sent the Volunteers in the matches On Friday morning the crack 1891 he won the Derby on Zephyr | Junior League, the R.A. and Southpetition for men of the Royal Navy, as given below:
and in '99 the Champions on Hero, Chins Reserves meeting on the Royal Mariness and Royal Air
Volunteers Combined League, course was open but there were var both his own ponies. He also won latter's ground. The H.A prac Force will be concluded at the Naval Canteen Theatre, Rear-Ad- ・Lew gallops as most trainers were content to give their charges a sharp the Ladies' Purse in 1887, 1888, and tically lost their chances for the quarter. Canadian did half a milo 1682. These performance are dif runners-up position on this ground, miral Boyle (Commanding the First at H.K.C.C.-E. J. R. Mitcheli ficult to reconcile with his upright where they went down to the Uni- Cruiser Squadron) will present the capt), A. CL. Bowker, H. Owen Hughes, G. B. Vallack, W. Wood- in 1.03, last quarter 29.1.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesing, H. C. Burgess, JR Hinton, Boy did the same distance in 1.02.3, carriage and general bearing but yersity unexpectedly by two clear prises to the winners of the finals.
day, of course, there will
be the E. C. Fincher, A. W. L. Ramsay, last quarter 30.3 which is pretty then racing men seem never to grow goals. The B.A. should win to-day.
JC. Lyal and F. T. Orr. H.K.F... Police
annual races. good doing for a sub. Bagheera old
For these three days, the Volun and Sugar Loat went over the same Mr. C. B. Brown's Stonehenge not, it is feared,. face the
toers have arranged three cricket Volunteers v. Army, at Club de Iatanes in 1.049 last quarter 30.4
Starter as he damaged himse with the first named pony an easy
combined League te pytanie z Recreio-E J. R. Mitchell (capt), winner (Daling up). Battle and rather badly yesterday in an en counter with some barbed wire.
Kong Cricket Club ground on Mon- Ramsay, G. B. Valleck, F. F. Law Armistice Eve did exactly the same After unseating his rider he seems
combined League team on the Hong H. C. Burgess, J. C. Lyal, A. W me with a sa, last quarter. Other have gone completely off the deep
day On Tuesday they play against rence, C. D. Wales, F. T. Or. J. the Army on the Club de Recreio end and he is at present under
A. Dummers, S. Jex, and H. E Wednesday gallops were as follows:-
they Ground, and on Skidoo (Brodis) and Scooter close observation. It is very bad
are playing against the Royal Standage, (Boy) mile-35; 1.06.2; luck on his Dwner as this pony was 1.38.4 Last quarter 312
one of the best subs. He may, tow.
Navy. The. lib. de Recreio have also arrange a cricket match for Bengal (Pots Hunt) 1 miles ever, make a quick recovery and
Monday, League fixture against there are always the Extra Meet 88; 144.2 216; 2.49.
the Kowloon Cricket Olah Last quarter 31.
ings subject, of course, to the
Ton-morrow the E.B.S.F. F.A. Ukelele (Bradie) 1.mile: 34 exigencies of the military situation. On Monday morning I will pub
are playing in a cricket match 1.06.4 1.38.4. Last quarter
lish farther times and gire and my
against the Chins Light and Power Co. Recreation Club. selections. (Continued on next Columa),
39
This match will be played on the Club-Rodger; Wallington and Club ground. Kick-off at 4 p.m. Bishop: Railton, Linnaker and Me Bride; Taylor, Alexander, Howard, Hansom and Key.
H.E.F.O. 2nd XI. v. China
Athletic "B."..
This game will be played at the Club ground today at 2.30 p.m.
Club-Slipper; Hill and Purves; Vickers Lyon and Puncheon Campbell, Thompson, Pile, White end. Mitchell. Reserves: Brown, Thomas and Curric
TOELET.
Wednesday. Volunteers. v. Navy, at H.K.C.C. E. J. B. Mitchell (capt), G. R. Sayer, A. C. 1. Bowker, H. Owen Hughes, A. WL, Ramsey, J. C. Lyal, E. F. Fincher, G. R. Vallack,
Wooding, E. F. Lawrence, and J. B. Hinton.
extraordinary
away. This was to of the steel. through the piece the pertain right
The tyres, specially made by Dan- lops of a remarkably fine rubber, cost £80 each, and for practice purposes Capt. Campbell took two Bets to Pendine, and four sets for actual speed work
Unsaleable.
The costly instruments in the cockpit were presented to driver.
the
Yet Bluebird would be difficult to
Cancer is a disease which can be prevented it we keep our internal organs clean. We have it in our power to keep our bodies so healthy and clean that they are able to resist entirely such dis-sell for a few hundred pounds. It would be practically useless on any cases as rheumatism, gout, and
road in the country--and if it were unsaleable would incur an anual taxation of about £450. For petrol alone the cost of running would be
cancer.
In England we are trying to collect money for hospitals. don't know if you are familiar with our hospitals, with their nearly £80 per 100 miles. smelly out-patients departments Capt. Campbell, who, unlike his where contemporaries, has not the re-
and operating tested upon sources of a vast automobile com-
poor people are and dosed with drugs. We should pany behind him, has failed to spend the money we collect on break the record, but he has justified teaching people the simple laws the car of his own conception, and of health, which will enable them will leave no stone unturned to at to keep their bodies healthy. tain his ambition and be the first People have no more right to be to secure the motoirng speed of 180 ill than they have to be criminals. m.p.h.
Drink more good milk
AND
because Milk must not only be good bút THE BEST
insist, when buying, on BEAR BRAND
On Sale Everywhere.
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1. B. MOULDER & CO.
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