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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 30th, 1928.

KOWLOON MOTOR BUS SERVICE.

THE

HE Public are hereby notified that the following Time Tables have been approved by the Police

Dept and the Services will be inaugurated on April 1st, 1928.

ROUTE

Na

ROUTE *No.

ROUTE

No.

KOWLOON MOTOR BUS COMPANY.

BOUTE

LEAVING

STAR FERRY

STAK FERRY TO LAI CHI Kox 69 a.m. to 10.49 p.m.

via Nathan und

Tai Po Roads.

STAR FERRY TO KOWLOON CITY

via Nathan and Prince Edward Roads.

STAR FERRY TO KOWLOON TOND

via Nathan, Prince Edward and Montapue Ede Roads

STAR FERRY TO ARGYLE STREET, MONG KOK via Nathan Road (Rush hours only) Sundays & Holidays extented

STAR FRY TO KOWLOON CITY

via Canton Road, Shanghai Street & Prince Edward Rd.

ROUTE

STAR FEREY TO SHAY Suur Po

Late Buses

11.20 p...

11.30 p.m.

LEAVING STAR FERRY

5.58 a.m. to 6.28 in). 8.38 km. to 10.28 p.in. 10.28 p.m. to 12.28 a.m.

LEAVING

STAR FERRY

6.27 am to 10.57 pan. 10.57 p.m. to 12.42 m.

LEAVING STAR FERRY

8.03 am, to 9.35 a.m. 1.05 p.in, to 2.33 p.m. ... 3,05 pm. to 8.05 p.m.

LEAVING STAR FERAY

LEAVINGTM

LAI CHI KOK

SERVICE

6.01 mm. to 1021 p.m.

Every 10 Minutes

Late Buses

12.02 mm,

12.11 a.m.

Every 10 Minutes

LEAVING KOWLOON CITY

15

0.03 m to 10.34 pm.. 3034 pm to 12.14 am.

15

LEAVING KOWLOON TONG

0.07 m. to 10.37 p.m. 10.37 pm to 1217 m.

LEAVING MONG KOK

8.30 a.m. to 8.50 am. 1:20 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. 5.20 p.m. to 8.20 p.m.

LEAVING KOWLOON CITY

Every 10 Minutes

15 71

Every 10 Minutes

6.17 am to 0.27 p.m. 9.27 p.m. to 10.03 p..

8.04 am to 10:31 p.m.·

Every 10 Minutes

15

CHINA MOTOR BUS CO.

via Nathan, Prince Edward and Lai Chai Kok Roads.

STAR FEREY TO Kowloon Hospital

vis Nathan Road, Argyle Street, Ho Man Tin and Waterloo Rand

STAR PERRY TO ARGYLE ST., MONG KOK

via Nathan Road (Rush hours only) Sundays and Holidays

excepted

Th KWA WAN TO SHAN SHUI PO via Kowloon City Road, Hung Hom, Chatham Rd. Gascoigne Hd., Canton Rd, Shanghai St., and Lai Chi Kok Road

STAR FERRY TO SHAM SHUI Po

via Canton Rd., Reclama tion St, Mong Kok Rd., S'hai St. & Lai Chi

Kok Rowl

LEAVING

STAR FERRY.

5.57 .. to 7.47 min. 7.47 am. to 10.57 p.m. 10.57 p.m. to 12.42 R.m. 1.12 m. Special Bus

LEAVING

· STAR FERRY

7.97 am to 0.27 p.m.

LEAVING STAR FERRY

7.51 am, to 9,21 am. 19.51 p.m. to 2.01 p.m. 4.41 p.m. to 5.51 p.m.

LEAVING

TO KWA WAN

6.00 am, to 9.10 p.m. 9.10 p.m to 11.28 p.m.

LEAVING

STAR FERRY

8.18 am to 0.28 p.m. 9.28 p.m. to 11.58 p.m.

LAM MING FAN,

Secretary, KOWLOON MOTOR Bus Co., LTD.

LEAVING

SHAM SHUL FO

3.57 a.m. to 7.47 mm. 7.47 am to 10.47 p.m. 1067 5.3: tố 3210 1

LEAVING KÓW. LOON HOSPITAL

7.27 . to $27.p.m.

LEAVING MONG KOK

7.36 am, to 9.06 a.m. 1.00 p.m. to 2.16 p.m. 4.56 p.m. to 6.06 pan.

LEAVING* SHAM SHUI PO

6.05 alm. to 0.13 nai 9.15 p.m. to 11.45 pm.

LEAVING SHAM SHUI PO.

6.18 .. to 9.28.p.m. 9.23 p.m. to 11.33 pm.

SERVICE

Every 10 Minutes

3

Every 20 Minutes

Every 10 Alinutes

10 10

Every 10 Minute

13

17

Every 10 Minutes

16

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NGAN SRING KWAN,

Manager, CHINA Dús Ca

KAI TACK MOTOR BUS CO, (1926), LTD.

ROUTE

STAR FAREY TO K'Loox. CITY

via Chatham and Gascoigne Roadă.

YAUMATI TO KOWLOON CITY

FROM PO Hiss THEATHE yia Gascoigne and Chatham Boads..

YAUMATI TO HUNG HOM FROM Po HisG THEATRE. via Gagcoigne And Chatlin Road.

Route 1-Star Ferry to Sham Shui Po

Star Ferry to Izi Chi Kok¬ 3.-Star Ferry to Kowloon City 4-Yaumati to Kowloon City Yaumati to Hong Hom -Star Ferry to Kowloon Cify

Hong Kong, 28th March, 1928.

LEAVING

STAR FERRY

3.47 am to 9.20 p.m. 9.25 p.m. to 1242 ..

LEAVING YAUMATI

5.50a.m. to 12.43 a.m.

LEAVING YAUMATI

5:39 am to 12.50 a.m.

LEAVING KOWLOON CITY

3.29

a.m. to..9.20 p.m. 9.30 p.m. to 12.9) a.m.

LEAVING KOWLOON CITY

6.30 mm. to 12.25 am.

LEAVING HUNG HOM

5.45 h.m. to 19.35 in.

SERVICE

Every 10 Minutes.

15

Every 10 Minutes

Every 10 Minutes

HO SIU WOON, Manager, KAI TACK MOTOR Bus Co. (1928), Lrb.

Route 7-Star Ferry to Kowloon Hospital:

8-Star Ferry to Kowloon Tong D.-Star Ferry to Mong Kok 10-Star Ferry to Kowloon City 11--To Kwa Wan to Sham Shui Po 12-Star Ferry to Sham Shui Fa

Approved

E. D. C. WOLFE, Capt. Supt. of Police..

#LAWN TENNIS.

RUMJAHNS PROGRESSING.

JAPANESE PAIR WIN.

HOME FOOTBALL.

WEDNESDAY'S LEAGUE

MATCHES.

{THROUGH-EIUTER'S 'AGENCY.]

LONDON, March 2sih, matches played to-day :- The following were the results of

"ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division I Arsenal 0, Portsmouth “ Derby C. 3, Manchester U. 0. Sunderland 0, Tottenham 0.

Division II. (Southern), Gillingham, Exeter 1

Weather and ground" conditions proved to be far from satisfactory League yesterday when the Hong Kong Cricket Club Tournament recom,, menced after a break the previous i day. Much interest centred in the appearance of the Rumjähns against the Greens in the Open Doubles Championship of the Colony and a good crowd turned up to watch the match. The Rumjahn cousins wod as expected, but they had to goal out to win the first sat which went to sixteen games. They took the two following sets, how- eyer, fairly comfortably, the final score in their favour being 9-7, 6-2, 8-1.

The Rumjahns have been seen to play better tennis than they showed yesterday and it seems that from the form other pairs in the Tourna- ment have shown that the struggle for the Open Doubles will be very

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Their combination was not as good as usual. S. A. Rumjahn was not quite as consistent as asual and although he made some fine chote, he missed his mark often during the match. The Greens put up a very good performance and deserved credit for making the scure even after being 3-3 down in

the first set.

They troubled their opponents lot by taking the lead at 6-5. They led again at 7-6 and the Rumjahna had to extend themselves fully to win the first set at 8-7. Thereafter many games went to deuces before being decided, but the Rumjahns bad the upper hand most of the time.

"Sammy" Green gave a forceful performance and sent many stinging drivea over the net. He remained At the baseline "most of the time and the Rumjahns beat him occa- sionally with drop shots. His son backed him ably yesterday and made fewer mistakes than usual.

The Rumjabns now meet the win- ners of T. Honda and T: Akiyama Chan So and He Yai Hing in the third round, the ultimate win- ners to enter the semi-final.

Other Matches.

T. Honda and T. Akyama best E. D. Lawrence and W. A. Nowers easy in straight eets, conceding only six games in the match.

C. H. Bradley (owe 1/6) entered the semi-final of the Handicap Singles "B" by beating C. L. C Bandes (rec. 3/6) by the odd set in three. He now meets the win- ner of T. G. Bennett (rec-1/6) e. J. Wilkie (owé 3/8).?

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Yesterday's results were as fol- lows:-

Open Donbles.

iet, Round-T. Honda and T. Akiyama beat E. D Lawrence and W, A. Nowers 6-0, 62, 6-1.

2nd Round -H. D. Rumjahn and S. A. Humjahh beat S. E. Green and D. S. Green 9-7, 6-2, 6-1. Handicap Singles B."

3rd Round:-C. H. Bradley towe 1/6) beat Q. L. C. Saudes (rec, 3/6) 2-6, 04, 6-4.

Handicap Doubles..

2nd Round:-0. C. Grove and J. G. Lawrie (owe-13) beat A. Keid and J, M. Norrie (rec. 3/6) 6-3,63

TO-DAY MATCHES.

Open Singles.

3rd Round:-Ng Sze Kwong

J. M. de Siva.

Open Doubles

2nd Round: -Hɔ Wai Hing and Chan, So . T. Honda and T. Azıyama

Handicap Singles "A."

2nd Round: G. F. Bichard (rec., 2/8)' K C. C. Stark (rec. AJČ

Handicap Singles "B.”

3rd Round:-H. V. Parker (rec. 15) v. A. C. Howell (rec. 1/8).

Mixed Doubles.

Mrs, C. P. F. James, and A. D Humphreys (owe 15/3) u. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Grove (ser:); Mesj Armstrong and G. W. Sewell (owe 15/3). Mr. and Mrs. OTC. Womack (rec. 15); Mr. and Mrs. G. R Sayar (réc 3/3) 2. Mist Wentworth and A. H. Crook (ser.) ; Mise Luard and Lieut. J. B. H. Realy (ser.). Miss Heard and 5. E. Green (ser.).

PHILIPPINES CHAMPION DUE

HERE.

Francisco Aragon, Singles Cham- pion of the Philippines for many years, who last year beat Vincent Richards twice in spectacular style,

passing through the Colony by the President Cleveland un Monday, April 2nd. Aragon has payed on the local courts before and is anxious to have a game or two during his two days' stay 'next week. So far no matches have been arranged for him.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Division I. Hibernians 8, Queen's Park 2 Cowdenbeath ́a," Celtiq, # Rangers, Falkirk o

Arsenal, who were, eliminated from the Cup matches last Satur day, were again out of form and last to Portsmouth in the First Division of the League. Caltic and the Rangers, the Scottish Cup finalists won comfortable victories in the Scottish League.

LOCAL FOU

HONG KONG

FIXTURES.

DIVISION 1.

The folowing League games have been arranged

Wednesday, April 4th, 1928:

Chub de Recreio v. Scata Guarda King's Park ground. Kick off 3 p.m. Saturday, April 7th, 1928:

K.O.S.B... Club de Recreio. Sockunpeo "ground. Kich off 443 p.m. Wednesday, April 11th, 1998:

H.K.F.C.. Club de Recreio, R.K.F.C. ground. Kick of 3 p.m. Queen's Regt. r. China Athle

te. Sookuapos. ground. "Kick of b p.m. South China e. Kowloon F.C. Caroline Hill ground.. Kick off. 3 p.m. Saturday, April 14th, 1928;

H.K. Police

H.K.F.C. H.K.F.C. ground. Kick off

p.m.

Kow.oon F.C.

China Athle

tie. Kowloon FC ground Kick off p.m.

TO-MORROW'S CHARITY GAME

The following is the amended teain that will represent the "Rest of the Colony

against "Army

BOXING.

K.O.S.B.. HLM.S. "CUMBER- LAND."

TO

AMERICAN SAILORS

FIGHT AT LEE THEATRE

There are capital programmes for, boxing fans to-night and to- morrow. At the Lee Theatre on Saturday night several pugilists from the American Fleet which is now in port will meet some of the local experts.

To-night at p.m., at the Mur ray Barracks, their will be eleven fights between the leading boxers of "the 2nd Bat. K.O.§.B. and a select team of fighters from the H.M.8. Cumberland,

The Naval party are known to be tough fighters and they will cer tainly give good account of them- selves. The Inds from the E.0.S.B. will be McGuire, Gordan, Carney. Woolley, Hume, Boyer, Armett, Smith and McConnell, who have all been seen in Hong Kong at the

City Hall and Lee Theatre."

The tournament on Saturday should be well worth seeing. Some in the Charity game at Sookuopoo of the American lads come with a big reputation and as they hail Kick off 415. P. from the land where champions are

10-morrow.

Charp

of self defence.

A FULL LEAGUE · PRỞ GRAMME TO-MORROW,

CUP TEAMS ENGAGED. Huddersfield and Sheffield United, who failed to reach a decision in Tayar (H.K. Club), Howarth (H.K. 12 Round Contest for Welterweight

mal, are both playing in the Suen Kuro Shun and Chan Kwong the replay of the F.A. Cup semi-Police). Gosano (Club de Recreio), League to-morrow. The former macet In (China Athletic). Referee: Mr.

Linesmen Mr. | Hawk). Bury as visitors, and Sheffield W. E Hollands. United meet Tottenham at home. . . McTavish and Pipe Major Blackburn Rovers, now in the Cup Mackie. final, go as visitors to West Ham.

There is a full programme in all divisions of the English League and Scottish League (Division Ï.).

Crake (H.K. Police); Wheeler born and raised, they certainly (Kowloon F.C.) and Bishop (H.K. know something of this noble art. Cib); McBride (HK Club); The full programme is append- McKelvie (Kowloon F.C.) and edi Leung Yuk Tong (China Athletic);

ENGLISH LEAGUE.

Division I

Arsenal & Birmingham. Aston Villa . Manchester U. Burnley. Newcastle U. Bury. Huddersfield. Derby Cardiff. Leicester C.. Wednesday, Liverpool v. Middlesbrough. Portsmouth .. Bolton. Sheffield U.. Tottenham. Sunderland v. Everton, West Ham & Blackburn R.

Division II

Barnsley Notts County, Fulham . Southampton? Hul West Brom.. Leeds U. 1. Blackpool Manchester City . Clapton.. Notts Forest v. Chelsea. Port Vale v. Grimsby. Preston v. Bristol City, South Shields r. Reading Swansea v. Stoke,

- Wolves v. Oidham.

Division II. (Southern), Bristol R. Scuthend.. Charlton Northampton. Coventry Millwall Gillingham 2. Luton, Merthyr... B'mouth. Newport . Crystal P. Plymouth Brighton. Queen's P.R. v. Torquay. Swindon & Excter. Walsa. Brentford: Watford e. Norwich.

Division III. (Northern). Acrington S., Wrexham. Bradford City 2. Rochdale. Ashington r. Stockport.

Crewe v. Barrow.

Darlington e. Tranmere. Doncaster v. Bradford. Halifax v. Nelson, Hartlepools . Durbem. Lincoln. Southport. New Brighton "." Rotherham," Wigan Chesterfield.

(Continued on next Column).

White shirts will be provided. Dress at the Hong Kong Footbal Club pavilion at 3.43 p.ni

LEAGUE TABLE-DIVISION L

P. W. L. D. F. A. PTS. China Ath. 16 14 0 45 3 30 E.O.S.B... 1994 632 17 24 R.A. 19 11 633 91: 24 Scote Qds. 19 9 5 6 28 17 22 Queen's R. 10 6 è 3 40 33 19 K.F.C..... 16 03-22 25 17 K.A.F. ...... 20 5 9 8.30 28 10 C. de Rec. 16 6 6 2 23 36 14 H.K.C.C... 18 3 10 3 93· 41 · 13 S. China... 193 12 4, 1557 10 H.K. Police 17 3 11 3 9 29 白

FRIENDLY GAME.

KOWLOON F.C. r. H.MLS.

CUMBERLAND."

This friendly match takes place to-morrow at Kowloon, kick-off 4

p.sh.

Kowloon F.C.:Angus; Wheeler, Dodshon: Guest, Hedley. Vicksra Reed, Tiernah, Kernick, Muir, Miles. Reserve': Bliss,-

INTER-VARSITY GOLF. CAMBRIDGE'S NARROW WIN.

(THROUGH RESTER'S AGENCY.),

Losnos, March 25th. The Jubilee inter-Varsity golf match was played at Sandwich to doy, Chambridge defeating Oxford by eight matches to six, with one halved.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Division I. Aberdeen v. St. Mirren Celtic v. Bo'ness. Cowdenbeath. ». Airdricon'ns.. Dundee v. Raith.

Falkirk v. Hibernians. Hearty r. St. Johnstone. Kilmarnock v. Hamilton A. Motherwell v. Partick. Queen's Pk 'x. Dunfermline A. "Rangers v. Clyde

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Championship of the Colony, Marine Frazer (H.M.S. Tamar) Whitey: Roberts (U.S.S. Black

.

Round Lightweight Contest.

L. 9. Hall (H.M.S. Titania) v. Fied Michener (U.S.S. Black Hawk)

2

● Hound Catchwaight Contest. Marine Smith (H.M.S. Hermes) Kid Stephens (U.S.8. Black Hawk),

$ Round Catchweight Contest.. A., B. Saunders (H.M.S. Hermes) * Jose Pintos Da Silva (Pero de Alenquer).

# Round Featherweight Contest.

Signalman Shons (H.M.S.. Serapia) v. A..B. Davies (EM.S. Hermes).

FANLING HUNT.

'PROGRAMME FOR APRIL.

Sunday, 1st:-Meet at Sheung Shui Police Station, & am.

Wednesday, 4th:-Meet at Mr. Souza's Bungalow, 2:45 p.m. chase, 3.13 p.m. Meet to be an Friday, 8th-Good Friday paper

nounced..

Saturday, Tth:-Races, Happy Valley

Sunday, 8th:-Meet at Mai Po Village, 7 a.m.

Monday, 9th-Easter Monday Races, Happy Valley.

Wednesday, 11th:-Mees at Eun- ters' Arms, 2.43 p.m.

Saturday, 14th:-Meet at Sheung Shui, 2.43 p.m.

Sunday, 15th: — Point-to-Point, 11.30 a.m. Mest to be announced.

Wednesday, 18thMeet at Mr. Souza's Bungalow, 2.43 p.m.

Saturday, St-Col Hayley Bel'e Hunt Ride (into China). Meet at Sheung Shui Police Station, 2.45 pm,

Sunday fd: Meet at Mr. Potts Bungalow, a.m.

Wednesday, 5th: Meet Stables, 3 p.m.

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Saturday 28th-Steeplechase Race Meeting, Kwanti.

Sunday, 29th:Meet at Mai Fo Villege, 7 m

Any amendments or announce ments will be posted on the notice board at "The Hunters' Arms”

BOXING

At Which Will Appear Several Contestants From

The American Squadron.

SATURDAY, 31st MARCH, at 9.15 p.m.

LEE THEATRE

(Percival Street)

YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY !

THE CHINA EXHIBITION

WILL BE OPENED

ON SATURDAY

FROM 2-6 P.M.

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