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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

YESTERDAY'S- RESULTS.

RACING NOTES.

1ST EXTRA RACE MEETING.

[DY RAPIER.]

THE HONG KONG DAILY

Yesterday's games in the United Services Competitions ended as under-

The entries for the first extmm Semi-Finals,

race meeting are given below. The Senior,

Handicapper is at present enden H.M.S. Titania, 3; .A.F., '.. vouring, to classify the ponies and R.M.S. Iroquois, 3: K.O..B.id any event laying up a heap off

Reserves, 2.

Junior.

* TITANIA". R.A.F. Played at Scokunpoo, the Titania qualifying to ret the K.0.9.B.'s in the senior foul of the com petition:

The play was keen throughout, the Titania having the most of the game. Kernick gave the sailors the lend early in the game with a fast cross shot that boat Avery. The Titania forced a couple of corners at the R. A. F. cleared. At the other end, the Airmen forced A corner and Robbins sent close in, Baker handled in the penalty area and Verhon beat Brockman from the spot kick. With the score one all, the sailors forced the game but the Airmen defended stouily. Kenick run through but his shot hie the crossbar and before Avory could recover, Taylor dashed up and sent ball into the act giving the sailors the lead again.

LAWN TENNIS.

H.K.C.C. TOURNAMENT.

DRAW FOR. HANDICAP"

EVENTS.

Although a start has been already made the Hong Kong Cricket Club Tournament, will not be in full swing until March 1st. For the present trouble for himself. The race books only Club Singles ties are being de will not be out before to-morrqwcided, but next week the Open evening or Saturday morning, and the Handicap events will also imagine, as nothing can be done be played. Tho draw for the Cham. until the handicaps are received. pionship events has already been It will he seen that Mr. Dunbar published and the draw for the re has only entered Coos Bay whilst maining handicap events is given Mr. Dynasty is giving Young below:- Pretender a rest and quite a num- ber of the "Eve" panies are being let down after their successes at the annual meeting.

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Races Nos. 1, 3 and 5: Happy Valley Handicap: A," "B" and "O" Classes: Six Furlongs,

Handicap Singles "' A.” First Quarter,

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E. D. Lawrence (owe 3/8) "r. C] W. E. Bishop (rea 15.1).

S. E. Green (owe 15.3) . S. M. Garrard (rec. 15).

G. Miskin (rec, 4/6) r., A, D. Humphreys (owe 4/8).

W. B. Cornaby (rec. 2/8) r. Very Roy. A. Swann (owe 2/6).

Second Quarter. ·

H. R. Remington (rec. 15)'r. J. G. Lawrie (owe 3/6).

Major C. Wilson (ree. 4/6) R. K. Valentine (rec. 5/8).

Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and Mr. C: Gordon Mackie, Peck and Pickle: Mr. Loo Cheuk Suen, Shanghai Friend and Tap Siac: Mr. R. J. Paterson, August; Mrs. R. J. Pater, son, Boukra, Ukelele, Dobbin and Lt. Col. F. J. Wyatt (rec. 15) v.

W. A. Nowers (rec, 4/8). Scooter: Mr. H. P. White, San Rev. F. P. W. Alexander (one Francisco: Mr. Tang Shiu Kia,3/6). A. Piercy (rec. 15.2). Sutherland; Mr. Moon, O-Moon: Mr. Wayfoong. Brown Jug: Mr. At the interval the sailors were,

Ha Kom Tong, Kom Tong leading by the odd goal in three.. Hall, Limestone Hall, Black In the second half, the Titamin stone' Hall, Manor Hall, Artistic played up strongly but they failed Hall, Masonic Hall and Liberty against the Airmen's defence.

Vernon swing the ball about but he was a marked man from the time, the game started. There was no score in the second half, the game ending in a "win for the Titania by two goals to one... “'IROQUOIS ** - e. K.O.S. B. '8.

Hail; Mr. E. L. Hosie, The Haugh:

ton,

Third Quarter.

R. M. Henderson (own 2/6) r. G. F. H. Bichard (rec. 3/8).

Lt. A. J. G. Tata (rec. 15) r. C.

Stark (rec. 4/0).

J. E. Henry (rec, 13/1) r. G. C. Grove (owe 1/8),

G. E. Green Smith (rec. 15/1) g.

Capt. E. H. J. Larkson (rec. 4/6).

Fourth Quarter. W. M. Lyons (rec. 5/8) r. Lt. J. W. Healing (rec, 2/6).

D. S. Green (rec. 15/1) v. Dr., D. J. Valentine (réc. 2/6)..

Surg-Lt-Cdr. H. Hurst (rec. '3/6)

Handicap Singles “B."

First Quarter. +

T. G. Bennett (rec. 1/8), byer. Dr. J. R. Craig (owe 15), bye. Graves (rec. 3/8), bye.

J. Wilkie (rea 5/6), byer. H.

Messrs. Tester and Abraham, Bing Boy, Mr. Hee Cheong, Man of War Hashim, and Waichow; Mr. N. Surning and Chick To; Major Lake, Dumfries; Messrs. Hall and Shen-

The Goblin; Mr. c.r.c... W. D. Fiddes Wilson (rec. 5/6).

H. Owen Hughes (scr.) v., O. C. Northern Stag and Southern Stag Womack (rec, 5/6). Mr. Dyonsty, King of the Plains, Three penalties in a game gave Heir Apparent and King Constan- tho Traguaia the advantage and tine; "Mr. Richardson, Silver Fox: they won by the goals to two. Dr. S. To Wong, Grey Eyes; Mr. The sailors were awarded two R. M. Austin, Grey Knight, District penalties for hands and Garvey Call and Fire Call; Messrs. K. C. converted both. The K.O.S.D.'s Lau and H. C. Lee, Duke of were awarded a penalty for hands but Smith saved the spot kick daken by Stephens. Garvey had previously scored for the sailors and Hart, for the K.O.S.B.'s. The sailors were now leading by three Koala to one, but Hart ran through al scored for the K.O.S.B.'s. There was no further scoring, the sailors winning by three goals to

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TODAY'S FOOTBALL.

"UNITED" SERVICES COM-

PETITION..

Junior: Sami-Final.

•Kick off at 3, p...

Guards v. Queen's, Kowloon FC.

ground Referes: Captain Austin, M.C, M.M., RA. Linesmen: Lieut. A. George, R.A.M.C., and B. Q. M. S. Hutchins, R.A.

H.K. F.A. CHALLENGE

SHIELDS.

The Council of the H.K.F.A met last evening when the draw for the semi-final games in the Shield Com petition was made:-

Bonior,

Kowloon v. Winners of K.O.S.E.,

and H.K.F.C.

Seennd Quarter.

Sandes (rec. 3/6).

O. C. Womack (owe 18). C. L.

Third Quarter.

G. G. Johnston (ree. 15) . J. Barrow (owe 15).

Lt. R. P. Lonsdale (1) r. Spicer (rec. 8/8).

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C.

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O. H. Bradley (owe 1/8), byc v. Veronic-Dowbiggin, Plough-winner of the following tie.. man; Mr. Seth, Erstwhile and Mean-J. F. Kennedy (rec. 4/6).

H. C. MacNamara (rec. 15). while: Mrs. Bernard, Harley Grass;

M. M. Watson (rec. 15) m. W. A. Mr. John Peel, Little River and Stewart (rec. 15.1). Sinng River: Mr. K. H. Kay, Com- rade and Captain; Mrs. Priestley, Grande del Norte, Mr. KH, Chemal; Mr. Hau Un, Little Sit Tang; Mr. Huen Chang, Chow Taze Lon; Mr. Luen Yick, Warlordship; Mr. Chin Lee, Yuen Sin; Megara. Dyer and Beith, Tangle, Loch Tummel, Loch Tay, Loch Lomond M. D. Scott (rec. 5/6) v. Dr. IL, and Dundee; Mrs. R. M. Dyer, H. Burton (rec. 15/1). Baying Wold; Mr. Splits, Boot legger; Mr. Carlired, Madeira and Busaco, Messrs. Usher and Reidy, Macao Benuty; Messrs. Usher and Crabbe, Warrington; Mr. F. Usher, Mowgli, Castle and Loongwa; Messrs. Stanton and Reidy, Tarzan; Mr. P. W. Dee, Greenslip; Mr. E. Sim, Kaa; Messrs. Kong Bros., Mr. Sewell, Ciree. Henfront; Mr. Erskine, Easter Day;

Race No. 2: February Stakes: Five Furlongs.

Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and Mr. C. Gordon Mackie, Peter and Piper: Mrs. R. J. Paterson, Skipper and Spinner; Mr. H. P. White, Shingle; Mr. Wayfoong, Brown Jug; Mr. Ho Kom Tong. Liberty Hall, Mr. E. L. Hosic, The Haugh; Major Lake and

G. Rankin (rec, 18), byo vi winner of former tie.

Fourth Quarter.

CLUB

QUEEN'S

Playing on the United Services Recreation Chib ground yesterday afternoon, the 1st Queen's Regi. defeated the Hong Kong Hockey Club by one goal to nil.

The goal was scored before the interval by Lieut. Dickinson

The match, as the score indicates, was keenly contested.

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FEBRUARY 23rd, 1928.

HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI

BANK PROSECUTION.

CASE AGAINST TWO GERMANS.

PROCEEDINGS AT SHANGHAI.

SRANCHAT, Feb," 17th." Tro

German merchants, A. Berblinger (49) former partner in the engineering firm, Hanyang Bros., and C. Leyer (40) no em- ploree in the same firm which went Ente Equidation on March 4th, 1097, were brought before Judge Liang and the British Senior Con- SOCCER INTERNATIONAL sular Deputy. Mr. Whitamon, ne

the Provisional Court upon com plaint of the Hong Kong and Shangbad Banking Corporation that they were concerned together at Shanghai, by means of trust receipts, in obtaining certain goods which they fraudulently misappro priated, or the proceeds of the sale thereof to the approximate value of Tla. 10,000,

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FRANCE BEATS IRELAND.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

PARIS, Feb. 21st,

fa an International soccer match to-day, France beat Ireland by four gols to mil.

Army Triangular International.

PARIS, Feb. 21st,

In the soccer International Army triangular tournament, in which Great Britain, France and Belgian are taking part, the British Army heat the French Army by three goals to two goals.

(Note:--Last week the British Army defeated the Belgian Army by six goals to twó)

Scottish League Match.

LONDON, Feb. lat. In Division Ithe Scottish

Lengue, St. Mirren jost to Celtic. the latter team obtaining two goals, against a'nil score by their oppon ente.

Handicap Doubiss,

First Quarter.

H. C. Macnamara and R. A. Wadeson (rec. 15.3) r. R. K. Valen- tine and Dr. D. J. Valentine (owa 3/6).

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W. A. Stewart and N. M. Currie (fec. 16.1), v. W. M. Lyons and J. D. H. Crawford (rec. 3/6),

R. H. B. Hancock and C. B. Johnson (owe 3/8) v. Capt. Larkcom and Capt., B. R. Foster (scr.).

Evidence of arrest only was heard and the case then adjourned to enable a "neutra! "deputy to ait, According to the terms of the Rendition Agreement of the Mixed Court. Berlinger bail on the strong protest of the was refused complainante, Leyer was allowed bail in the sun of Tis 2,000 cash continued to-morrow morning at or shop security. The case will be 11 o'clock.

Mr. J. McNaili, an behalf of the

Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank- ing Corporation, did not object to bail being granted Layer, but he had been instructed by his clients to oppose bail for Berblinger. Counsel drew attention to the "serious nature of the charge, ing practice of Shanghai.".. affecting as it does the entire bank-

Baiblinger and Leyer are alleged to have committed this offence while the firm of Hanyang Bros. was still a trading concern. The goods referred to in the complaint consisted of spectacle. frames, knives, beer, textile machinery, ete. The alleged misappropriation consisted of disposing to their own benefit these goods the shipment of which had been financed by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation which held trust re- ceipts för carna

LENT SERVICES,

AT THE CATHEDRAL

G. F. H. Bichard and Et. Waters (owe 5/6) 1. H. R. Phelips and C.of sermons will be preached in the During Lent, the following course C. Stark (rec, 1/6).

"Second Quarter.

G. O Grove and J. G. Lawrie (owe 15) v. A, H. Crook and J. R. Wood (rec. 9/8).

· Lt. Col· F. J. Wyatt and Lt. A. J. G. Tate (CT.) . A. Reid and J. M. Norrie (rec. 319).

W. B. Cornaby and A. Piercy (rec 2/6) v. T. G. Bennett and M. M. Watson (rec, 10/1),

I. H. C. Highet and J. Wilkie (rec. 15). W. A, Nowers and E.

H. V. Parker (rec. 15),-bye v. J.D. Lawrence (owe 5/0).. M. Norrie (rec. 15), bye.

A. C. Howell (rec, 1/6), byc r. Å. Reid (ow1⁄2 4/6), bye.

(Continued on next Column.}

Race No. 7: Stanley Stakes: Ons Mila.

Third Quarter.

Cathedral at Evensong on Sundaya by the Rev. H. V. Koop, MA:

February 26th:-Ideas of God, March 4th-Discovery of God. March 11th--Sharing Life, March 18th:-God in the Form of a Man.

March 95th:"Follow Me." April Jat:-The Way of Lifa through Death,

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On Wednesdays in Lent, at 5.30 P.m., a course of Sermons will be delivered by the Rev. R. T. Venn, B.N, in the Cathedral.

February 29th:-The Meaning of H. Owen Hughes and H. Re-Sin. mington (ove 3/9)r. Dr. G. E:

March 7th: The Meaning of Aubrey and G. W Sewell (owe Punishment. 3/0).

March 14th-The Meaning of Be- pentance.

Dr. C. H. Burton and G. Rankin (rec. 15.1). M. D. Scott and R. P. Modie (rec. 3/0).

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Hon Mr. A. C. Hynes and Mr. C. Rev. F. P. Alexander and Gordon Mackic, Peter: Mrs. R. J. Capt. A. G. Dobbie (owe 15.3) Paterson, Spinner and Skipper: Mr.S. E. Green an dD. B. Green (owe

P. White, Shingle; Mr. Moon, 15). O-Moon: Mr. Ho Kom Tong, C. L. Bandes and H. Graves (rec. Masonic Hail; Major Lake, Dum- 5/6). 8. M. Garrard and J. H. M. fries; Mr. W. E. L. Shenton. The Andrew (rec. 5/6). Grouse; Mr. F. C. Hall, The

Fourth Quarter.

G. Miskin and C. Blaker (scr.) A. B. Raworth and J. D. Hum phrey (web/20

(owe 15). 0. H. Bradley, and R. M. Henderson and A. Brearley Major C. Willson,

Capt. Abbott, Berwick; Mr. W. E. Gannet, Mr. C.T.C., Northern Stag H. V. Parker and O. J. Shannon L. Shenton, The Grouse; Mr. C. and Southern Stag; Dr. S. To Wong (rec. 15) . J. F. Kennedy and A. Hall, The Concet; Mr. C.T.C., Fair Eyen; Mr. Dowbiggin, Plough. Howell (rec. 5/8). Southern Stag: Mr. Dynasty, King man; Mr. George, Horsford; Mr. Constantine; Mr. Richardson, Mova Seth, Erstwhile; Mr. Eve, Gala Eve: Should the K.O.S.B.'s win the ungher; D. 5. To Wong, Fair Mr. H. L. Tung. Chatto; Mr. Chin replay, the game will be played on Eyes; Mr. R. M. Austin, Social Ler, Wing, Sin: Messrs. Dyer and the H.K.F.C. In the event of the Call; Mr. Dowbiggin, Ploughman; Beith, Loch Tay, Loch Lomond II. H.K.F.O. winning the replay, the Mr. Seth. Eratwhile; Mr. John Peel, and Dundee; Mrs. R. M. Dyer: above semi-final will be played on Little River and Siang River Easing Wold; Messrs. Stanton and the Garrison ground at Sook unpoo. Messrs. Gubbays, Soho, Mr. Chin Reidy, Tarzan; Measra. Kong Bros.,

ILA. Police, Kowloon, F.C. Lee, Wing Sin; Messrs. Dyer and Seafront.

ground.

Beith, Loch Tay, Loch Lomond II. Junior.

and Dundee; Mrs. R. M. Dyer, K.O.S.B.'s 2. China Athletic, Easing Wold; Mr. P. W. Dee, Green

H.K.F.C. ground.

lip; Mr. E. L. Sim, Kan; Messrs. Kong Bros., Seafront.

St. Joseph's "A" R.A., Kow-

loon F.C. ground.. The semi-finals in both divisions will be played on Saturday, March 3rd

H.K. POLICE 2. QUEEN'S. This Shield game was played on the H.K.F.C. ground yesterday evening and ended in a win for the Police by a goal to mil. HONG KONG FA... CHALLENGE SHIELDY

Hong Kong Police, 1; Queen's

Rogt., 5.

Race No. 4: First Extra Race Meet

ing Stakes: Ona Mila.

Races Hoa, 8 and 9: Wanchal Handi- cap: "A" and "B" Classes:

***"'11 Miles,

Sayer (owe 15:1). Surg-Lt.Cdr.

A. D. Humphreys and H. Hurst and Dr. J. B. Craig (scr.).

Mixed Doubles. First Quarter.

Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and Mr. C. Mrs. C. P. F. James and A. D. Gordon Mackie, Peck and Pickle: Humphreys (owe 15.3), bye v. Dr. Mr. Los Cheak Shen, Flash Star and Mrs. G. C. Grove, bye (scr.), and U.U IL; Mr. R. J. Paterson, Mr M Hall and Lt.Cdr., W. Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and Mr. C. August; Mrs. R. J. Paterson, Agnew (owe 10), byc v. Mrs. H. B. Gordon Mackie. Pickle: Mr. R. Dobbin, Ukelele and Mish Mish. Remington and Owen Hughes Paterson, November; Mrs. R. J. Mr. H. P. White, Shingle: Mr. He (owe 3/0), bye. Paterson, Ukelele; Mr. H. P. White, Kom Tong, Kom Tong Hail, Black- San Francisco Mr. Ho Kom Tong stone Hall, Manor Hall and Masonic Rom Tong Hall, Blackstone Hall Hall; Mr. L. Dunbar, Coos Bay: and Masonic Hall: Mr. L. Dunbar, Mr. Hee Cheong, Men of Way Coos Bay; Mr. N. Hashim, Sunning Walchow; Mr. N. Hashim, Sunning: MF. Dynasty, Heir Apparent: Mr Major Lake, Dumfries Messrs. Hall R. M. Austin, Grey Knight; Mesars. and Shenton, The Gomeril; Mt.

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OUR MANNERS.

A MODERN GIRL REPLIES.

NOTHING WRONG IN HER OPINION,

The following special course of Criticisms of the youth of to-day, Sermons will be preached at St. though very universul," are often Peter's Church, at Sunday Morning of a somewhat vague and fluffy Services during Lent:-

February 26th:-" Obrist, the Renature. realer of the Nature of God"; Rev. | It is fairly clear that we have no- E. M. L. Martin, M.A.

March 4th: Christ, the Re morals and no manners, but when Rev, H. V. Koop, M.A vealer of true Human Nature we ask on what grounds these rather damaging - observations aro March 11th Christ's Hate of made, confusion is apt to rise. I, N. V. Balward, M.O., M.A. Sin and Love of the Sinner"; Bey, for one, foel it might be taking

grand young man telling his hos tess that he is glad he looked in at her little party, but must go now because he is bored.

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Owing to our pernicious modern system, the blasé young man of to day often does not know his hostess personally, and may even have to out to him. But he generally goes ask the bandmater. to point her up and thanks her quite nicely be

fore leaving for what he always

sssures her was a most enjoyable evening

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It is easy to confuse good man. nors with mere ceremony. There is general assumption that men on the Continent have better man- How do mera than Englishmen they earn their reputation? It is mostly done by bowing and kiss

March 18th Christ, the Source rather a lot upon myself to disg ladies hands, which, of course, inconveniences these courteoni of Forgiveness; Bev. N. Evans, cuss the morals of a large class males little more than saying, M.A..

of people who, after all, are not “How de . do?”. Having made March 5th Christ, the Source il made in one pattern. But their their effect, they will often remain of Power"; Rev. W. T. "Feather-manners are far more easily notic, comfortably seated while their hos stone, M.A.

April 1st

ed and perhaps mary easily judged tess and her daughter hand caps. (Palmi Sunday) collectively. Christ the Redeemer "; Rev. E.

Your Briton, however, is con." K. Quick, M.A.

Morals and manners, however, tinually leaping to his feet and April 8th (Easter Sunday) may not be an entirely separate dodging helpfully between the on- "Christ, the Triumphant Victor";

question. Although there can cerasional tables. Moreover, he com- Bev, N. V. Halward, M.C., MA.

tainly be few more profitable in- tinues to wait on us however On all the Thursdays during Lent vestments than good manners, they obstreperously we may claim to be there will be a celebration of Holy generally spring from a genuine his equals, tirus, perhaps, scoring Communion at 7.15 am.; in St. good feeling which may reasonably off us rather subtly. Peter's Church (as well as on Holy be expected to influence conduct as Days).

a whole. And are the manners that come from this good feeling really on the down grade?:

A STUDY CIRCLE.

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Few people will deny that we

Secund Quarter. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Craig (res. 15.1), bye . Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stark, (réa 2/6), bye.

Miss Wentworth and A. H. Crook

Of course, the good manners due (ser.f, bye . winners of the follow-

from youth to age should be of the first importance. In these days K.. C. Latt and H. C. 169, Duke C.T.C., Northern Star and Southern and Mrs. G. B. Soyer reo.

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of little restraint they must be en- of Verona; Me, K. H. Kay Com. Stag Mr. Dynasty, Heir Apparent 3/8), Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Valen

tirely voluntary, and emancipated youth thinks all too little, no and King of the Plains; Mr. Dowtime (rec. 9/0). inau 1 rade and Captain; Mr. Eve, Bengal; Mr. Hau Un, Little Bit Tang; Mr.biggin Ploughman; Mr. George,

A Study Circle on." The Seven have made enormous surides since doubt, of its elders opinion. But Huon Chung, Chow Inze Lon: Mr. Horaford; Mr. Beth, Erstwhile; Mr. Mr Armstrong and G. W. Sewell in die by the St. Peter's instance, it is now bad manners to chle comment. if the young of either

• Thiril Quarter.

Words from the Cross," will be held the eighteenth century. Foris is rare mough to cause consider Luen Vick, Warlordship MearsM KH., Chemel. Mr. Hee Un, (owe 15.3), Mr C, Blaker and Young Man's Club on all Fridays be drunk in mixed company. Most sex openly contradict their elders,

K. H. Kay, Comrade and Captain; Usher and Reidy, Macao Beauty: Messrs. Usher and Crabbe, Warring Little Bit Tang: Mr. H. L. Yang, G. Miskin (owa:1/6)***

during Lent, commencing at 8.13 modern maidene would be put to or prove otherwise than grateful ton; Mr. F. Usher, Castle

Chatto: Mr. Luen Yick, Warlord.

the blush by the conversation even for hospitality and kindness receiv Mr. and MYFO, 6 Womack (awe ship; Mr. Chin Lee, Yuen Sin;15). winners of the former tie.

Li-Col. and Mrs F. Wyatt duced by a short address lasting And we should not now tolerate the be used in a wide sense includdag

Every **Study" will be intro at the sober beginning of aned from them.

eighteenth-century dinner party. Messrs. Dyer and Beith, Tangle,

The phrase mammers" should Loch Tammel, Loch Tay Lach (rec, 5/8), bye v. Mr. and Mrs. T. about 5 minuter. Lomond II. and Dundee; Mrs. R. M. G. Bennett (rez. 15.1), bye... It is hoped, says a leaflet b. conciled airs sometimes met with customs and deportment generally. Dyer, Easing Wold; Messra. Usher

Fourth Quarter, k

lished on behalf of St. Peter's, that in the nineteenth century. and Reidy, Maczo Beauty; Mesars. Miss Laard and LJ B. H. many will avail themselves of this Our lounge, lizards (if they greatly deplored as a falen of the Usher and Crabbe, Warrington; Mr. Kenly (scr.), bye Miss L Gopportunity of a more concentrat exist) could not really compete times. So perhaps it should be. F. Usher, Mowgli; Messrs, Stanton Heard and S. E. Grsen (scr.), byeed study of the last moments of Our with the insolent Victorian more widely remembered that i and Reidy, San Diego Mr P W Mr W-Woodward and C. WE Lord's earthly life. The conductor swell Open any nineteenth the Victorian Ere, there were Dee, Grochslip; Messrs. Kong Brus, Bishop (rec, 2/0), byo, v. Mias will be the Rev. N. V. Halward, | century volume of Punch, and you "Modern Girls" who bicycled Seafront.

Coppin (reg. 15,4), bye,

!M.O, MA.

will probably find a picture of a bloomers-Daily Mail.

This game was played on the H.K.F.C ground, the Police win. Ting by a good to nil The Queen's had much the better of the game and should have been on the lead when the halftime arrived... Neither side scored in the opening hali. Race No. 6: Aberdeen Plate:

„„Clarke, saved the Police from

One Mile. defeat for several times the Queen's Mr. R. J Paterson, November; forwards had only him to beat and Mrs. B. J. Paterson, Boukra: Mr. the saved wonderfully.

Hudson Ho Kom Tong, Blackstone Hall and scored the only goal of the satch Manor Hall; Mr. L Dunbar, Caos when he turned in a nase from File Bay; Messrs. K. C. La and H.-C. giving Rowbottom no chance,"

Leo, Duke of Verona, Mr. K.H., Chemal.

The Polico qualified to play in the semi-final by a goal to nil.

(Continued on next Column.)

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We sometimes bear our short skirts