1928-03-17 — Page 8

WEEK-END SPORT.

RACING, CRICKET, FOOTBALL,

YACHTING, &c.

The leading sporting event to-day is the Second Extra Race Meeting of the Hong Kong Jockey Club at Happy Valley Rapier's selections appear in another column-Also of Interest to riding circles is the. Fanling Hunt meet at. Wen Ha at 8.30 to-morrow,

Though the cricket season is near ing its close there are some inter- esting matches, including those in which four of the Colony's leading clubs are engaged-Kowloon 1st XI. P. Craigengower and the Club v the R.G.A.

The football programme is espe cially interesting. Details of the lengthy fixture list and prospectr of the teams are all given in on- other column. Most of the leading teams are engaged and those old rivals China Athletic and the K.O.S.B. again try conclusions.

The yachting events are the Tri Yat Cup racing yachts) and a Menagerie Race this afternoon, while to-morrow is that popular -fixture Club 1. Ladies.

The Golf courses will be full as usual, provided the weather holds. Sunday's starting times at Fanling are given elsewhere.

CRICKET.

H.K.C.C. IST

. R.G.A..

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

TO-DAY'S FIXTURES."

TEAMS" AND PROSPECTS.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 17th, 1928.

The following games åre down for decision to-day-

HONG KONG LEAGUE.

Division T

Kick-off at 4.45" p.m. Club de Recreio Hong Kong

LAWN TENNIS.

JAPANESE SUCCESSES AND

FAILURE.

LEAGUE MEETING DATE.

Akiyama-the giant of the Japaa, ese contingent and partner of T. Honda in the Open Doubles-won his first match this season in the Open Single Championship of the Colony by defeating Lak Diag F.C. King's Park ground. Referee: Mr. Barber,

Cheung, young Chinese aspirant, China Athletic K.O.S.B's, in straight sets yesterday. He em

Hong Kong FC. ground. Reployed his chief asset-a powerful feree: Mr. Smith. Hong Kong Police. Queen's forehand top spin drive-in attick- Regt.. St Joseph's grounding his opponent, besides playing Referee: Capt. Auscio, M.C, a forceful all round game. He met with still opposition, however, in the first set in which reached 5-3 against. the Japanese when a few errors in courtcraft on the part of the Chinesp enabled Akiyama to score" a lew nces against his opponent who lost some valuable points. Five all was called and from this stage Akiyama controlled the game. In the secbad set Luk Ding Cheung kept ciosa to Akiyama, but at 4-all he fallod

M.M Kowloon F.C. r RA, Kowloon F.C. ground, Referee: S-Sgt. Gilbert.

Division II, HA,” Kick-off at 2.43 p.m. BL.A. Reserves #. Kowloon Re serves, Kowloon F.C. ground. Referee: Mr. Willia

點

Club de Recreio · Reserves.

K.O.S.B. Reserves, King's Park ground.

Referee: Mr. Stokes

The following games are down, for to withstand the Japanese on- decision on Wednesday next:

HONG KONG LEAGUE Division I

Kick-off at 4.45°p,m. China Athletic r. South China, Hong Kong FC ground. Re. feree: Mr. Haldwin, Club de Recreio r. Kowloon F.C., King's Park ground. Refereet Capi, Austin, M.C., M.. Scots Guards . Queen's Regt., Sookuupao ground. Beferee': Mr. Smith..

The series of games in the senior At the Hong Kong Cricket Club League should be keenly contested, That on the H.K.F.C. ground will ground to-day at 2 p.m.

be the chief attraction.

H.K.0.C. :—A. „W. Hayward, H. The China Athletic receive the V Parker, H. O. Hughes, F. M.K.O.S.B.'s and this game will draw Spence, G. F. H. Bichard, C. D. the crowd. The K.O.S.B.'s have Wales, A. Reid, T. E. Hammond, lost to, the Athletic in a League M. M. Mans, C. Moor and Bev. E. game, but beat them in the Shield K. Quick.:

re-play. To-day's game will be the rubber and although the Athletic have the better league record, the K.O.S.B.'s expects to get home. A win for the Borderers will streng- then their position as runners-up. At King's Park ground to day at They have won their last two league

H.K.C.C. END XI. . CLUB DE RECREIO.

2 p.m.

games.

slaught lost the next two games and the set. The strain of the match told on the Chinese who was visibly tiring. Akiyama still keeping up the offensive beat his opponent comfortably in the third not. The final score in his favour was 7-5, 0-4, 6-3. Akiyama now meets Ng Szo. Kwong in the third round.

Major Stevenson, the strongest military contender for the Singles title, defeated Major C. Willson as generally expected. The winner is maintaining good, form and it will be interesting to see how he will sbape against stronger players in later rounds. Yesterday he won in straight sets and thus qualified to meet the Very Rev. A. Swan in the third round.

One of the closest struggles so far was seen yesterday between J. M. da Silva, the Portuguese chan pion, and E. D. Lawrence and although the match lasted nearly two hours failing light prevented a decision being reached. At the end the score stood at two sets all It will be replayed next Friday. Play was lively throughout. The final scores were 6-2, 3-0, 109, 36, read- ing from Silva.

Open Doubles. ... At King's Park, last season's In the only match in the Open HKCC, 2ND X- Jor-champions receive the H.K.F.C. Doubles Championship of the dain, L. A R. Duncan, E. E. West, The game should be keenly contest-Colony, I, IL A. Razack and J. A C. Bankin, J. E. Hancock, J. Bed with the home team winning.

Cassumbboy acquotted themselves Callis, F. L. Thomson, G. D. Mead,

On the Railway ground, Kowloon with credit by beating T. Ema and W. Brackenridge and A. N. Other.

E.C. receive the Gunners. This N. Inaagki in straight sets. The RECEKIO H. A. Alve, H.:.M.

game should be keenly contested as winners succeeded chiefly: by effec Kavier, M. F. Pinna, L. J: Guter the Gunners are badly in need of tive net work, coupled with mere

Cassambhoy was rea res C. M. Sousa, H. A Barres, the points if they are to be in the enterprise. C. A. Basto, A. P. Guterres, D. P. running for league honours Koy-ponsible for some brilliant play and Lopes, D. P. Xavier, and F. H. loon at full strength should take proved the best player on the court. Carvalho.

Esa also helped his side very much while Inagaki smashed very well. The Japanese played steadily, but found the Indiah lads a trifle too good.

YACHTING.

1

Members who are not taking part in the "Tai Tat Cup Races are informed that a Managarie Race

will be held to-day. Preparatory guir 2.40 p.m. Start 43.

INTERPORT BILLIARDS.

NEXT WEEK'S MATCHES,

the points.

On the Happy Valley ground, the Police play the Queen's Regiment. The Police will probably be below strength as they have no further interest in the league. Still they may take it as a practice game in view of their meeting with Kowloon in the Shield final. The game will probably end in favour of the Queen's.

At King's Park, the Recreio and KO.S.B. Reserves meet and the KO.5.B.'s expect, an easy win.

On the Railway ground, the Kow- loon F.C. and R.A. Reserves meet. The home team should wii.

H.K.F.A. CHALLENGE SHIELDS: FINALS

The matches arranged in the forthcoming billiard contest, between The following matches are down the Portuguese communities of Hong for decision on Saturday, April Kong and Shanghai are as follows:

Monday -J. Medina L A. .....Osmund..

Tuesday. A A. Silva . C. F.

Yas.

Wednesday, A. A. Sousa . R. F

Luz and L B. Barrera v. F. M. Cruz. Thursday.-F. "A. Alvares v. H

de Lüz Friday.-G. M. P. Remedios (captain). A. J. Osmund (captain).

The name of the Shanghai player is given first in each instance,

All matches start at 0 p.m. except that on Wednesday which is at û

27th:-

Sealors. Kowloon FC.. Hong Kong Police on Hong Kong F.C. ground, at 4.30 p.m.

Juniors.

St. Joseph's" r. China Athletic Bes, on the H.K.F.C. ground, at 2.30 p.m.

LAI WAH CUP COMPETITION.

The following are the arrange. ments for the Lai Wah Cup Com- petition. All games to be played on the H.KFC ground, by kind permission: PA

*⠀ Tirst Round. Royal Navy r. Civilians (holders),

on March 24th, at 4.30 China .. Army, on April 8th, at

4.00.p.m. Final to be played on April 9th at -4.30p.m.

A special exhibition match has also been arranged between Mr-E Hush and Mr. AJ. Osmund for Tuesday, at 9.16 p.m.

Mr. Bush is an attractive player to watch, being a good exponent of || the “ all round "game, and his play as well adapted to an exhibition match. He was once runner-up in the Shanghai Billiards Champion-" ship, and

Fhis match with Osmund] should be well worth watching, B

All the above gumes will be held

at the Club Lusitano.

In the trial matches last week, Nr. da Luz (Hong Kong's No. 9) made a break of 190, and C. F. Vas made 118 A

The Shanghai team used the table last night, and impressed favour

CHARITY, GAMERA

Army Rest of the Colony at Sonkunpho ground, on Entur- day, March 31st, at 4.30 p.m.c

The tournament will be continued on Monday,

The details follow:-

Open Singles.

T. Akiyama beat Luk Ding Cheung, 7-5, 6-4, 6-3.

Major W B. Stevenson beat Major C. Willson, 6-1, 6-1, 6-3.

Open Doubles.

J. A. Cassumbhoy and I. 1. A. Razack beat T. Ema and N. Inagaki, 7-5, 63, 63.

Club Singles,

G. C. Grove beat H. Oren Hughes, G, 20, 63,

J. G. Lawrie beat G. F. H. Bichard, 6-0, 0-1,

Handicap, Singles “B.”

H. V. Parker (rec. 15) beat J. 31. Norrie (rec, 15) 64, 6o

LEAGUE MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Association has been fixed for Monday, the 20th inst., at the Hong Kong Cricket Club Pavilion at 6 p.m. Mr. D. S. Green, Hon. Secretary and Trea surer, will present the report and secounts for the past year.

Navy: Tomkins (Tern); Willis (Cumberland) and Baker (capt);

·(T'itania); Archer (Zamar), Shuner (Uumberland) and Newton (Ster ling); Jones (Petere), Kernick (Titanin), Northey (Ambrose), Leo nard (Carlisle), and Cobb (Cumber

KOWLOON 1st XI. #. ROYAL ARTILLERY.

This 1st Division Lengus Match takes place to day at Kowloon Bick-off at 4.15 p. Wheeler and

RACING NOTES.

TO-DAY'S SELECTIONS.

[Br RAPIER.]

I look forward to seeing some exciting finishes at Happy Valley this afternoon as most of the events

especially the handicaps will be closely contested. The reason. I! have put down four places for some- of the races is to provide for any of my selections not starting in the events chosen for them. April Stakes.

1. Fair Eyes.

2. The Grouse.

3. Skipper.

"4- Erstwhile.

Boa Vista Handicap: "B" Class.

1. Suaning..

Kom Tong Hall.

3 Bing Boy

4. Grey Knight.

GOLF

ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF

CLUB.

SUNDAY'S STARTING TIME AT FANLING.

9.24 .m. B. P. MacAlihon and F.

**G. Fowle.

0.95

WE Tait and H. A.. Mills.

9.33.

9.30

G. E. Ellams and C. B. Brown,

D. M. Goodall and A. W.

Roberts,

9.40 !!

༤་་་

SIR M. LAMPSON IN SHANGHAI

ENTERTAINED BY CHINESE OFFICIALS.

TRADITIONAL FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN ENGLAND AND CHINA,

SHANGHAI, March 19th.

We want to trade peacefully

with the British people and we

CHURCH NOTICES.

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL

Faru KONG, JA MARCH 18, 1928, Fourth Sunday in

Holy Communion at Sam and 13noon. Children's Service at 10.15 am Matina sod Sermon at II a.m.

Preacher The Dein. Frassong and Sermon at 6 pm. Preacher Bar, H. V. Koop. Social Evening in Cathedral Hall y Evensong.

UNION CHUROR. (KENNEDY ROAD).

C. B., Riggs and F. want, all of us, to uphold the tradi-SUNDAY SERVICES, March 19th:

Crapnell. W. D. Fiddes Wilson and H. H. Lennox.

HR Sturt and W. A Butterfield,

W. D. Brown and R. M. Finlayson.

A. E Lissaman and J. Cameron,

tional friendship between China and Great Britain. This was the keynote of an address delivered on Saturday night do the Chinese

Naval Club, in Bubbling Veil Road, by Gen. Chang Ting Fan, Mayor of Greater Shangbai, dol-

J. H. Raikes and J. Hlowing a dinner which ha und Mr. M. Andrew.

Qua Tai Chi, Commissioner of

די

10.44 299

9.49

9.52

0.30

10.00

10.04

10.08

E.. D. Hallifax and 0,0.] Moxon,

2. Duke of Verona.

--10.12

3. San Francisco.

E. P. Strentfield and M. G. Mills

4. Warrington.

10.76

First Aggregate Stakes.

1. Bengal.

10.20

2. Boxing Ere!

S. C. Feltham and C. Waddell.

3 Sth Diego,

10.21.

J. H. Bottomley and C. Clark.

W.

Boa Vista Handicap: "A" Class.

1. New Year's Ere..

Boa Vista Handicap: "C" Class.

1. Barley Grass.

District Call.

3. Easter Day.

4. Bright Prospect.

D'Agullar Plate.. 1.. Winsome, Stag 2. Coos Bay. 3. Boukra.

Kellett Handicap 1. Festive Eve.

Dobbin,

3. Tarzan. 4. Pegasus. Kellett Handicap 1. Comrade. 2. Cheddal.

2 Blackstone Hall, 4. U-Un II.

CLUB LUSITANO" SWEEPS.

FIRST AGGREGATE STAKES.

First

F. Cowherd and T. 8. Foreign Affaire, gave in honour of Whyte-Smith,

Sur Miles Lampson, E. M. Minis- tor to China.

E. C. Frederick and J. P. Lynch.

CHILDREN SHOCK ·GER- MANY.

Mr. Quo's Greeting..

Mr. Qub Tai Chi said that one of the results of Sir Miles Lamp son's visit would be the strengthen J.fing of the bonds of Tricodship which for eo long trad prevailed among the Chinese and the British. It was the wish of the Chinese

Sunday School at 9.45 am Morning Service at 10.30

Gen eral Service and K.0.9.B. Parade. Hymns: 87, 459, 351 and 563. Preacher Rev. J.Kirk Maconsable. Besning Service stop...

Hymne: 325, 473, 555 and 879. Preacher T. Kirk Maconachie. WEDNESDAY, March 21st, at 8.15

Soldiers and Sailors' Christian Ar- sociation,

FRIDAY, March 23rd, at 5.80 -

Bible Class

Kinister's

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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.-

(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mas, (7.5.4.)

q

MACDONNELL ROAD, LOW BOWES

BOLD THAM STATION.

people to express their deep appre8UXDAY 8xAVIOR, March 18th, 1928, at

ciation at what Sör Miles had done in this respect, and of the attitude of the British Government and the British people towards the Nation- alists, and the Chinese people.

The Mayor Of Shanghai. DEPRAVED MODERN LIFE.

General Chang Ting Fan said: “China is at the present time BEREAVED MOTHER'S BALL in the throes of a revolution. She

BERLIN, Feb. 14th.

All Germany is listening with almost frightened attention to the tale of youthful corruption and disordered family life which is being unfolded in a Berlin court during the trial of Paul Krantz a schoolboy of 19, "for killing two other lads.

It is not the fate of Kranta, against whom there is very little evidence, which interesta the public, but the terrible picture of its,

habits, its view of life, its contempt modern Prussian youth, of for old standards of our civilima

is fighting for freedom and equality. In these efforts, we are anxious to win the friendship of the world. Should we secure the friendship and the sympathy of the world, there remaine no doubt in our mind with regard to our int tempts to bring about a successful end of the revolution

We Chinese want to trade in peace with the British people. We want to uphold the traditional friendship between China and Great Britain which has for so long existed. I am sure that our British want to so closer relations. We friends will agree with us. We want to see Sino-British trade

proper and improve and we will do whatever is within our power to further it

The result of the drawing of the Second Extra Race Meeting Cash Sweep (Sweep transferred from tion. First Extra Race Meeting. Onsh Sweep) on the 4th Race

And those who know that the Aggregate Stakes One Mile wasrial are types, even if exaggerated young people who figure in this drown yesterday and resulted "as

My types, of thousands of others, are Роду

Ticket

beginning to ask whether the old No.

restraints and ald insistence on a high standard of conduct were mot better then modern liberty. health

Here we have schoolboys and schoolgirls speaking in their evidence with the utmost coolness on questions which men and women of the world could hardly discuss without embarrassment. And what they said shows that on some points they do not know the differees between what was formerly called right and wrong,

Nd.

1.

Ponies Names, Winsome Stag

S7558

Boxing Eve

20792

3.

New Year's Eve.....

19310

4.

Bengal adie

97249

5

Little Sit Tang

3322

6. Chow Taze Lon

1683

7. Chemal

8. Comrade

.13492 $1470 7530

9. Duke of Verona 10. Warlordship 11. San Diego

9353.

18890 *23578-

12. San Francisco

1st Prize $12,970, and Prize 8703, 3rd Prize 81,850; other ponies enter- ed 8225 each.

A Girl's Psychology.

.com

11,16 almari MARA

Bubjects" Mattzn."

Wednesday Evening Meeting at 5.30 p.m.

Reading Roomstabere address, open Tuesday and Friday, 10 am to 19 Noon. Monday and Thursday, 5 to 7. p.m.

The Public in cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Reading Room.

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ST. ANDREW'S: CHURCH,

KOWLOOM,

SeSDAY, 18th March, 1998, 4th Sunday

in Lent

...

PALA

8.15 Holy Comaranion." 18.00 sm.Children's Service. 11.00am-Morning Prayer

Preacher, The VICHT Subject,"

"Jerem ab, Patriot and

-Young Men's and Young

Classes. L 6.00 pm- Evening Prayer

Preacher,

cher, Bor.B.A. Wittenbach, Fist March, 1928- Sabjec "The Sabbath Day."

WEDNESD

6.00 pl. --- Evening Prayer and

Address

(397+

Shanghai is the most important commercial centre of China and I think that it would be a happy idea if we renew our friendships here. Sir Miles, we drink to your LAND AND SEA AIR PORT.

BIG MARSEILLES PLAN.

MARSEILLES. Marseilles is planning the con

The present Marseilles nerdrome 10 males from the Mediterranean port and is reached by some of the French, one Bwiss, and one German worst roads in France. Four: airline use this aerodrome wat Marigoane.A

The Minister's Cordial Beply. In reply, Sir Miles said: I have. just completed a tour of twelve porte and a deep impression which I gained was that Sino-British re- lations had improved greatly, Istruction of a combined land and shall never forget the kind welcome asa aerodrome to receive both or- which you gentlemen have extend- dinary seroplanes, and seaplanes od to me, to-night. You are not within ten minutes' motor-car "run extending it to me as an individual from the heart of the city bat you extend it to the people of Great Britain and for that I wish A German commentator

to express my deep gratitude. 23,740 pre dollar tickets were sold.understand the psychology of the friendly terms with the Chinese

plains that the judge did mot

"It is our object to live on 16-years-old daughter of parents in people and with the actual govern a good position, when he asked her ing authorities wherever they exist whether she regarded something as in all parts of China and to con- What has spurred Marieilles to immoral, because she obviously at duct our relations with them in tached no significance to the words. the liberal spirit of our publicly-o build a big reaplane base in the action is the decision of the Genoese Even more starting than the declared policy. In this manner, evidence of the schoolboys and we hope that the way will, bave port of Genca itself, so that sea- schoolgirls is the evidence of their been payed and the atmosphere Planes can alight alongside Trans

atlantic liners and close to the created for an ultimate parents. The father of Gunther,

general one of the boys whom Kraatz di settlement which will be mutually harves and railway line.

The Marieilles proposal is to re accused of killing, made it clear satisfactory, mutually beneficial that he let tais son do what he and mutually hondurable to both claata from the sea near the magni Fiked. The boy was allowed to stay China and Great Britain. We ficent Prado boulevard sufficient away from school and eo little care strive to create an atmosphere of land, to build the aerodrome and was taken of him that he was per reciprocal goodwill and friendship, seaplane harbour. mitted to go off on a motor tour

KELLETT HANDICAP "A" CLASS.

The result of the drawing of the Meeting Cash Sweep on the Last Race, Kellett, Handicap A Class," one and a quarter les was as follows:- Pory

No Panies' Names.

1. Bengal

2 Boxing Evo

3. San Diego

Ticket No. $669 1830 1449

4. New Year's Eve,

1832

5. Comrade

1968

8. Chemal

3103

Coos Bay

2947

3125

1984

6. Duke of Veran

9. Blackstone Hall

10. Mongolian Stag (late

Dumfries)

11.

Little Bit Tony

to try to understand your dificul

It is important that we should COLD AND CHILL DANGERS! continue our commercial relations,

THE PROTECTION OF PEPE)

to Pate with a stranger. ties and to become familiar with What has shocked German your viewpoints and aspirations. opinion most is tast the mother of the happy Günther, whose death 2019 occurred only Inst June, bas 'issued but, if we want commerce, there CHEST & LUNGS BENEFIT BY

Lavitations for a children's faner drers bad to be held after this ter rible trial in which her daughter has been the chief witness, and has mode admissions which in former 10. King of the Plains

days would have made persons de Tan Prize 82.725 2nd Prize 8775. sire to efface, themselves 3rd Prize 8385; other ponies entered 833 each

541 ben dollar tickets were sold.

10 Warrington 14. Warlordship

13. Ukelele

2971 3177 3207 *2938 2933

1232

TRAGIC FRENCH DANCERS.

DISTRESS IN NEW YORK.

"THE GRIP OF UNEMPLOY

MENTE

must be unity and mutual respect and confidence on the part of every- body concerned. I can assure you that we have no ulterior motives Seasonal weather changes; wena We want trade and we want to live on friendly terms with China Breatly increased danger to throat, chest and fangs - The germs of insecurity Hereafter, Sino colds. Au and pneumonia are al British relations will be carried on ready in the throat and air-tubes on & basis of equality and mutual waiting to attack through respect Gentlemen, as Confucius any said: Cheng-honesty and Just as you breathe in the germs patience."

North

China Daily that set up throat and bronchial News

SEVENTEEN STOREYS,

A NEW BUILDING FOR MANCHESTER.

Place have been deposited with the Manchester Corporation, on be

trouble, so you must breathe in the remedy, that will get after those germe (and heal, the affected mem branes of the breathing passages, Erps alce provide this ideal treat

Samone Roseray,

the French dancer who attempted suicide: last www.month, by throwing herself into the The reappearance of bread lake in Central Park-the tempta line of queues, as we should call

The potent yet most agreeable. tion has assailed before those who them, in New York City shows that

antiseptdo fumen given off by sojourn long in New York is the check to Ameriem prosperity, beauteous blonde, whose contortions while it may he only temporary, i

is

Pepe tablet as it dissolves in the mouth, bathe all the tender dir- in microscopie costume proved severe while it lastside my sensational even for the Folies Ber- The sight of hundreds of men half of Tootell Broadhurst Lee Co.. passages. Breathed into crest and the attention of the palice, whose freezing early morning hours har storeys high, which is to be built where liquid medicines cannot gere. In London they attracted waiting for coffee and bend in the Ltd., of a new building seventeen lungs, they reach ioner esca Me ban, however, was eventually re- not been seen for several years and on a site near Chepstow Street, be penetrate,

buildings in | In this most elective-way, Pepe of hid have been closed

dally all. soreness and inflamma- were made f Reserve Vickars

need not on archa de is another and til less reassuring ustim height for Munichester, but the disinfect this throak on

She is a first rate dancer, who since the war, are rapidly reopening Seventeen storeys suggests an un- tian. They thoroughly othe

madden The Sacred Heart College past KOWLOON 2nd XI. 1. ROYAL vices, as did Gaby Deslys, iron sign Most of New England seems to be in the grip of unemployment, Marseilles and present pupils will play the

the textile industry being the chief Navy Combined on the H.K.F.C ground to-morrow at 3pm.

sufferer, while the con strike his hit Pennsylvanis and Olmo harder than they oare to admit

NAVY COMBINED » BACRED HEART COLLEGE.

Sacred Heart-Pau Ka Ping: Li Tin Sang and Wong Shiu Woo: Leong Wing Chiu, Leong Wing Tak and Yung & Mug Chol, Ip Pak Wa, Fung King Cheong, Such Kam Shup and Lau Mau,

(Continued on next Column;) #

-Dodahon-Hedleys they

Kowloon Augus;

Kelvie Keeda Muir and Miles.⠀⠀

ARTILLERY 2nd XI.

This 2nd Division League Match takes place to-day at Korloon. Kick-off at 2.45 p.

We Kowloon Wood Guest and Eastman Roberts, Bliss and Dun nett Pile, Clarke, Tiernan Coates and Blacklock Reserves. Hast and Nicholls

moved when certandi concessions the fact that free, lodging-house and de

building, it is understood can breathing tubes against climatio

hardly be classified as hekyscraper chill, infection French dancers.

cers, have attempted

There are higher buildings in the dangers drowning before, and have some

country, one or two it is stated, nC Pepe TG times succeeded. Regine Flory was

farther from Manchester than ideal rom Liverpool Still, if approved by that they dragged, half dead, from the Being a few months before the shot her- The speed with which bom of the Improvements Committee, it is A Pine For self-fatally in Drury Lane Theatre work case to complete diefrens Ficely in due course to strike, a new, all Engla That lovely creature, Lanthielme, owes something, on the other hand, note in Manchester archite disappeared from a river steamer to the non-saving babits of the The building has been designed and was never seen alive agada. American workerzen SALADY" Mr. Harry & Fairburst.

Agent

Moulder & Co. Ltd Central, Hong Kong.