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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1927.

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AGENTS.

Toi. No, Central 1060,

R.H.K. GOLF CLUB.

ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS.

VERY SATISFACTORY 'POSITION.

The report of the committed of the Royal Hong Kong 'Golf Club signed by the Captain, Mr. E Davidson, which is to be sub mitted to the members at the general meeting to be held in the old Chamber of Commerce Room at the City Hall on December 21st (next Wednesday), at 5.30 p.m., states:-

For the period October, 1st, 1926, to September 30th, 1937, there wore 79 resident members and 34 new members of the Junior Section. The Club membership now, stands as follows-Honorary Members, 3; Life Members, 4; Full Members, 446; Restricted Members, 40; Non- Playing Members, 20; Absent Mem-. bers, ost; Naval Subscribers, 21; Alitary Subscribers, 37. «Total: ̧

1,531.

Junior Section :-Resident Mem bere, 88; Absent Members, 35.. Total: 193

Total membership of the two sections: 1.854.

In addition 434 ladies are regis- tered as being granted the use of the Courses and Club Houses.

The Competitions.

The Championship (1928) WAS won by Mr. I. W. Shewan, the Tunner-up being. Mr. T. D. E. Pendered.

Other competitions resulted as follows:

Championship

Jasper Clark Cup (1996), Mr. A. H. Ferguson.

Happy Valley (1927), Mr. R. M. Smith.

Captain's Cup (1026), Mr. I., W. Showan.

Shanghai Visitors' Cup (1827), Mr. N. L. Smith.

FOOTBALL.

F.A. CUP DRAW.

TIES FOR THE THIRD ROUND.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)

FANLING HUNT.

[BY RAPIER.1

Subscribers are reminded of the military gymkhana to be held on Sunday next on the Kwanti Race Course, commencing at 3 p.. There are seven events on the card and entries close at 6 p.m. to-day and should be sent to Major Lee- The draw for the Third Round Warner at the Gonners Camp, of the Association Cup, the matches Fanling. The third event is a in which are to be played on post entry for members of the Hunt January 14th, has resulted and it will consist of "A" and "B" follow:-

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LONDON, Dec 12th.

Middlesborough c. South Shields. Rotherham v. Exeter. London Caledoniana v. Crewe, Hell v. Leicester: Liverpool Darlington.; Huddersfield . Lincoln. Southport c. Fulham. Notts Forest v. Tranmere, Blackpool v. Oldham. (3) Manchester Un». Brentford. Stoke v. Gillingham, Cardiff v. Southampton: Arsenal . West Bromwich. Charlton or Kettering 4, Bury. Wrexham v. Swansea. Wednesday . Bournemouth. Bristol City . Tottenlijn. Preston N.E. v. Everiod. Port Vale Barnsley. Millwall v. Derby." Notts County r. Sheffield Un. Bolton W. Luton, Birmingham . Peterborough. New Brighton v. Corinthians. Sunderland Northampton. Manchester City #. Leeds. Blackburn 2. Newcastle, Swindon or Crystal Palace r

Oriant.

Portsmouth v. West. Ham Reading Grimsby."

Burley. Aston Villi Wolverhampton v. Chelsea

INTERPORT FOOTBALL. ANOTHER TRIAL TO-DAY. Another Interport Football Trial match will be played this after noon, on the Hong Kong Football Club ground.when the Interport Trial team that turned out a fort- tight ago will oppose the Royal Air Force. Sgt. Hyson, R.A.M.O., I will referee, and the game begina

at 4.15 p.m. abarp.'" the

Governor Shield (1950), Royal Army Medical Corps (Cpl. S. Boylan Smith and Major J. Lynch).

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Junior Championship (1927), Mr. W. J. Clerk

The Committee. The following served General Committee

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Mesars. E Davidson (Captain), D. G. Bruce, J. W. Franks, L. S. Greenhill, A. K Henderson, C. D Lambert, R. L. Moncried, D. E. Pendered, N. L. Smith, D. Temple ton, G. S. Archbutt, L... G. §. Dodwell.

The accounts have been audited by Messrs. Linstead & Davis, who retire sad do not offer themselves for re-election.

Messrs, Percy Smith. Seth & Fleming offer themselves. for election.

Finance,

The balance sheet, which will be presented at the meeting, reflects a very successful year.

The Lodging Account at Fanling stands at $2,350 which proves that members appreciate this admirable way, for a golfer, of spending a

week-end.

A good game should be seen in view of the result of the R.A.F.-

Vernon, the

Club de Recreio game at King's Park on Saturday. star of the R.A.F. attack, will lead the selected team and, therefore, be in opposition to his own team.

The same forward line that beat the Sects Guards by six goals to two, i.e., Tso Kwai Shing, Gosano, Vernon, Buen Kum Bhun and the Rev. Alexander, Gill be out Howard will be tried cal at left back in partnership with Wynne.

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

UNIVERSITY. LING NAM

UNIVERSITY.

The following will represent the University . Ling Nam University. to-morrow (Thursday), at 3 p.m.,

on

the Hong Kong University ground:-

GG. Edwards: G. S. Scully, E. L. Harrison; Y. K. Ng. S. P. Loh H. T. Bee; T. K. Tan, T. W. Chong, B. V. Jap, A. P. Gutterres, P. C.

Lim."

The upkeep of courses has cost more this year than in the previous sae, but this is owing to expenses at Happy Valley and Deep Water Bay the upkeep of Fanling is placed at a sightly lower "figure

Reserves: LOppenheim, H. than it was a year ago. Even if it were not so, the upkeep of his Braga, E. K. Lim "course is the one expense about

which

golfer cannot really grumble.

The balance carried forward from 1920 was $86,412, and this has been Increased by 88,697 to 803,110, & very satisfactory profit on the year's working. It is noticeable that very liberal allowances are made for depreciation, a sure sign

about its affairs.

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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

BRIGADE..

EFFICIENT RAILWAY:

SECTION.....

that an institution feels quite happy John Ambulance Brigade teams The Railway Division of the St. The stock in hand is valued at held their final competition for the 87.519, composed 85 follows: Bo Fook Cup on the Kowloon Clubs. $482.91 Balls $1,130.70; Football Club ground on Monday Repainted Balle 85.70; Wines, afternoon."" Cigars, etc., $3,764.84; Sundries,

The results obtained showed that $1,307 Provisions-Fanling, 8731.

despite the fact that members of this particular division are pre- vented from regularly attending the field days organised by the Brigade they have attained a high atandard of efficiency.

LOCAL: GOLF.

FOR KOWLOON FOURSOMES

DRAW.

This year the Railway Division competed for the Cap in eight aquads of four men sach...

Among those present at the final Monday were

The first round of the Hong Kong Foursomes of the Kowloon competition Golf Club will be played on Sun-Messrs. R. Baker, D. A. Walker, J. day, December 19th. The following Morris, W. F. Cuff, E. Ralphs, A. is the result of the draw:--

First Round.

Johnstone and Dewhurst (A.. S. Watson & Co.), McKnight and Cowherd (Mustard & Co.).

Byes.

and Lo La Yu.

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Entries close today for the Steeplechase meeting on the 24th and I hear that they are likely to be more plentiful than usuni. Four ponics have been cured from Macao by members of the Huat namely, Peking, Castle, Honeymoon and Chin, Shan and their contribution to the racing will be welcomed.

NEW TENNIS RULING.

WRITERS TO LOSE AMATEUR STATUS.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Dec. 12th."

The Lawn Tennis Association, ät its aamual meeting in London, has passed a resolation prohibiting players from writing for money, who henceforward will lose their amateur status

M.C.C. TOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

DRAW WITH TRANSVAAL.

{THIOUGH NEUTRE'S AGENOT.]

Parroni, Dec. 12th. The match between the M.C.C. and the Transvaal was left drawn. The M.C.C. in their first innings made 205, the damage with the ball being done by Vincent, who took six wickets for 59 runs. In their second innings, however, the visi tors made, 398 runs for the loss of only three wickets, Holmes making 181 (not out)...

Transvaal made 389 for the loss of seven. wickate (declared). The match was drawn.

PASSENGERS.

Arrivals..

Por Premident Pierce, from Manila, December 13th-FOR HONG Kong: Miss M. Garcia Chua, Mr. R. D'O. Gutierrez, Master Yu Kong Hon. FOR SHANGHAI: Mr. C. T

Royce, Mr. E. Jackson Casse, Mr. N. Lehiyanagi, Mr. Y. Kazayama, Capt. Miguel Morales, Mr. Z.. Okamoto, Mr. T. Shirogi. FOR Kost: Miss Gertrude Luebbermann. FOR SEATTLE Mrs. M. M. Brouse, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Chandler, Hon. Isauro Gabaldón, Mr. F. M. Johnston, Mr. O. C. Sanborn.

Per 5.8. President Jurkton, from America and Northern ports, on December 13th:-Foa Howa KONG: ME N. Aall, Capt. J. N. Afrd, G. Apfelbaum, Miss A. H. Billings, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Mr. Miss C. H., Billings, Mias F. F. Billings, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.. Cameron, Mr. P. T. Chang, Mr. Choy Dai Tong, Mrs. S. W. Choy, Rev. Mark A. Churchill, Rev. Francis J. Connors, Mr, §. K. Dai, Mr. E. C. Day, Mr. I. Delbourgo, Mr. Doo Tein Ziang, Miss Fertig,

r. and Mrs. A. R. Gillet, Mr. JB. Gubbay, Mrs. O. T. Harris, Comdr. G. Howell, Mr. T. K. Hau, Mies Huang Tong Kee, Mr. A. H. Kutzschbach, Mr. P. A. Lapicgue, Dr. 5. F. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lydon, Mr. Li Hun Che, Mr. Liang Chuk Lies, Mr. Liang Nyk Guon, Mr. Liang E. Choa, Rev. J. E. McDermott, Miss T. A. Morris, Dr. E. R. Dovey and the Manilovsky, Mr. Mark Quong Lum, Examining Officers, Drs. Major Mr. E. Moller, Mrs. M. Mullins, Lynda and Major Campbell. Mr. Ng Ping Chit, Mrs. H. Nissen, The two teams in the final were Mr. G. E. P. Pottinger, Mr. K. (Winners)-U. Po Yin, Lam Heung Precht, Mra Boo Shoe, Mr. G. W. Wing, Li Chung and Li Yeung Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. Tam Tart Fan (Runners-up):-Chau Yuk, Lun, Mr. H. K. Tan Rev. John S. J. Jordain and H. Overy (Wm. Lam Hon Cheong, Li Ping Tean Tiertey, Dr. C. A. Veasey, Mr. R. A. C. Watson, Mr. J. H. Wil Powell, Ltd.). "

Murphy and da Roza (Lowe, cent marks for eficiency by the Wong, Mr W. T. Wu, Miss H. The winners were awarded 75 per sony Mr. 9. B. Wong, Mirs T. C. Bingham & Matthews).

McBride and Lawrence (Public judges and the runners-up, 60 per Wa, Miss W. Wygal. For MANILA: Mr. and Mrs. John H. Booth, Dr. Works Department).

W. S. Carter, Mr. Lason H. Chyo, Mr. Charles Grether, Mr George C. Howard, Mr. A. Stewart Hunt, Mr. Newton T. Johnson, Mr. M. F. Kline, Mr. "end- Mra; Joseph Markey, Master James Markey, Master Joseph Markey, Mr. Elizn Borrowman and Dand (W. S. beth, H. Maiga, Mr. G. Pavelien, Bailey & Co.),"

Mrs. E. T. Puckett, Miss Helen MeLaggan and Gray (Kowloon Jane Puckett, Mr. and Mrs. John Dock).

H. Roblin, Mr. George R. Bum- First Round.

mers, Mr. and Mra Unosuke Labrum and Labrom (Ye Olde Takeda, Mrs. M. Thorlakson, Mr. Pripterie) v. Paterson and Austin Juan Urtiaga, Mr. K. 5. Vakil, (Oontinued at foot of next column.) | (A. S. Watson & Co.).

Mr. George N. Vitt.

Machen and Higgins (Naval Yard).

Mitchell and Partner (China Light & Power Co.).

Carroll

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Howard and Blipper (Kowloon Godown Co.),

Roberts and Hillier (Lane, Craw-

ford, Ltd.).

Page and Thomson (Dairy Farm), Trevor and Partner (Kowloon Canton Railway).

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Dixon and McQueen (Naval Yard).

Remedios and Jez (Union Trad ing. Co.).

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The Steamship "BENDORAN.” MÓNSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby

landed at their risk into the hazardous snd/or extra hazardene Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf sad Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the harves, Delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted, after the Gonds have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 20th instant, will be subject to Rent,

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