THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1928.
TO-DAY
FUN O' THE FAIR!
will be held at
LEE GARDEN
(by courtesy of the executors of the late Mr. Lee Hysan)
His Excellency, the Officer Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, (accompanied by Mrs. Southorn, the Patroness of the Hong Kong Women's Guild and Ministering Children's League) has kindly consented to open the Fair
At 3.45 p.m.
MASSED PIPES--GUARD OF HONOUR BY BOY SCOUTS AND GIRL GUIDES.
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ROLL UP!!
Military Bands,"
Side
ROLL UP!!!
Shows, and Dancing. Chute, Coconut Shies, Aunt Sally, Shooting Billiards Pitch and Gallery, Roll Bowl or
Candy, Tea, Coffee, Ice Cream, Competitions.
Cigarettes, and Mineral Water Stalls.
Raffles, Bran Tubs, Fish Pond, Lucky Dips, and all manner of Fancy Goods and Toy Stalls.
EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
BELILIOS OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION STALL-Great Attraction.
The well-knowa Korean Scribe of Chinese Characters will write for visitors in Decorative Chinese at 40 cents a Character. Swami.
FORTUNE TELLERS-Madame Carmencita and Madame,
...
A unique opportunity to have your Fortune told and see into
your Future.
Palmistry, Clairvoyance and Fortunes.
LUNA PARK in charge of Mr. H. Remington and Mrs. Remington, M.B.E
assisted by Special Troupe. First Time held in Hong Kong.
"MASSED BANDS CONCERT.. Open Air 10-11 30 p.m.
Seats obtainable at $1.00 each. Splendid programme.
MISS CAPELL. The Theatre.-
Wonderful afternoon Display of Children's Dancing 5.30-8.30 Admission Fifty Cents.
Evening Performance. The J-Pans 9.10 p.m. Admission: $1.00
No. 1 HOUSE.
Dancing 8.30 to 11.30 p.m.
Excelent Augmented Band from the Hong Kong Hotel Admission: Dancers only $2.00.
Admission to Fair 50 Cents.
TO-DAY
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME:
The following games in the Hong Kong League are down for decision to-day:-
DIVISION 1.
GOLF
ROYAL HONG KONG "GOLF CLUB.
SUNDAY'S STARTING TIMES FANLING.
0.34 m. O. E. C. Marton and 1.
W. Shewan.
T. D. E. Pendered and AB, Stewart-
L. R. Andrewes and A. H. Ferguson.
Kick off at 4.13 p. Royal Navy v China Athletic, Caroline Hill ground. Res feree: Mr. Smith Hong Kong F.C. v. Kowloon F.C., HK.F.C. ground. Re- feree: LS. B. A. Atkinson. Club de Recreio v. South China, King's Park ground. Referee: Mr. W. E Hollands. E.0.5.B.. Hong Kong Police,
0.99 -
9.32.
0:30
L. G. S. Dodwell and
K, S. Robertson.
9.40
A. E. Lissaman and G. Murray.
9.44
F. J. de Rome and H. H. Lenzor
Sookuapoo ground. Releresi Edmer. Merlake ·
0.45
Queen's Regt. Small Units,
0.52
Chatham Road ground. Re
T. G. Bennett and R. K. Valentine.
forse: Cipt. Austin, M.C.,
9.36
M
P. E Lindsell and R. Young.
DIVISION IL
10.00
Kick off at 2,43 p.m.
K. H Hancock, and D. Forbel
10.04
Club de Recreis Res. z. Royal
JL. Shellshear and A. H. Purves.
Navy Rezerves, King's Pa ground. Referee:S/Berg- Gilmour.
10.08.
10.12
N. L. Smith and J. S. Me- Eachran
R. H. Hollis and W. J. Clerk.
JW. Franks and D. J.
Gilmere,
F. S. Harrison and T. L. Christic,
F
10.201
10.24
C. B. Johnson, and E. D.. Black.
E. R. Hallilax and C. L Sandos.
South China "B" r., B.A. Res.,
Caroline Hill ground. Re 10.10 feree: C. P. O'' Craig. Kowloon Res. e. K.0.8.B. Res,
Kowloon F.C: ground. Re- feree: Cpl. Lees South China. "A" . R.A.F., China Athletic ground Re free: Sgt. Bunting.
The New Club House.
10.93.... 10.32, 10.36
10,40 10.44
MACAO RACES.
PROSPECTS OF INTERESTING MEETING.
RE-ARRANGEMENT OF PROGRAMME.
SELECTIONS.
[ET EARLY BIRD.]
There should be a bumper attendance at the eleventh extra race meeting which has been arranged by the Macao Race Club for Sunday, the 18th inst. The first saddling bell will be rang at 1 pm and the first race will commence at 1.30 p.m.
The entries are a little short of the number which participat- ed at the last meeting and it looks as if there is going to be a scarcity of first class ponies. However, some of the entrants have well and truly kept their end up during the present season, and doubtless we shall see some very interesting racing on afternoon.
The weather is ideal for racing at the moment and owing to the dry season the course should be in a very fine condition as was noticeable at Happy Valley last Saturday.
The Committee have changed the races round to some extent, and instead of the Novices Face opening the programme: the meet- ing will be commenced with the lowest division of the Handicap Events.
CHANCES CONSIDERED.
The Ilha Vords Handicap "D" Olass,
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of her form whereas all the other entrants with the exception of Ma Kau Siac, bave only recently ar- rived from Shanghai and in conse-.. What a field to be sure. The quenco will not be in proper con- Handicapper has certainly given dition to stand a strenuous contest. 1St. George's and St. Anbackers something to do to select Acticity according to my form book
drew's Reserves.
... A. Green and 8. Mwinner out of this bunch of gnadie about the pick of the bunch, and
Mayes
rupeds. There are no winners of should therefore secure a place. E. Kern and B. J. Lacon and although small fortunes have me but as he did not look too bad the present season amongst them, | Desert Wind is also a stranger to G. W. Sellars and been staked on their chances from after a very unpleasant trip I have Morley,
St. Joseph's v. University, St. Joseph's ground. Heferee: Mr. T. G. Stokes. · China Athletic Res. v. Queen's Regt. Res., Chatham Road ground. Referee: L. S. Cross- ley. Small Units Res. v. Eastern F.C., Sockunpop ground. Referee: L/Opl. Grieve.
10.48,
10.52
10.56
11.00
11.04
11.08
11.19
11.16
11.30
13.24
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The Hong Kong F.C. receive Kowloon F.C. to-day and the gaze- will have an added interest as the new Club house will be officially opened by H.E. the Officer Adminis tering the Government before the kick of. A very keen game is ex- pected as each team will be out to secure their first League win of the season. L. Goldman the Shang- hai Interporter will lead the Club attack, while the visitors will be weakened by the absence of Sims, 11.28, who has been the mainstay of Kow- loon team during the past three
DELLONIA.
11.32,
Pile will be given another trial 11.30 in the visitors defence on his show-
ing with the Royal Navy last week. 11.40 McKelvie will resume his ald posi- tion in the aide.
11.44
11.
(11.48
11.69.
Havy . China Athletic." The Royal Navy will be strongly represented in their game at Caro Line Hill against the China Ath- letic. The game should be well 11.56 contested and a great crowd is ex- pected. Although the Athletic are | 19.00", the favourites, the sound defensive play of Baker and Barkham almuid 12.04 p.m. serve the Navy well. A couple of forwards with a bit of dash should account for the Athletic. Will Kernick, who played for Kowloon last season, rise to the occasion to-day.3
· King's Park will be the seen of a good tussle between South China and the Club de Recreio Should South China forwards play their usual game, the home team will be behind when the final whistle sounds. Pao E Ping is on the injured list so the visitors will have to take over a junior goalkeeper.
Police And K.O.S.B.
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R. M. McLay and A. B. Raworth
W. A. Weight and C. Thwaites. T. Low and J. Harrop.
F. E. Crapnell and J. Coulthart.
F. A. Redmond and H. U Ireland S. J. Fox and G. E. B. Tytler. H. Mills and W K. H. D. Browne and G. B.
Tair.
Dunnett,
C. P. Ross and R. M. Chaloner,
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H. G. Howard and W. Stewart..
Dunscombe.
J. E. Dover and W.
K.
J. Gardner and J. M P. W Massey and L.
Norrie.
Garner
S. M. Monroe, and F. M. Garrett and G. E.
Ellis,
Mitchell, A. D. Humphreys and F. Syme. Thomson.
Spicer and S. T. Butlim.
D. M. Goodall and J. S. Dykes.
A. R. Cox and A. Web ster.
A Leach and N. Littlejohn
19.08 & S. Perry and A.
Coppin,
CRICKET.
H.K.C.C. 1st XI. v. ROYAL NAVY.
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King's Park, at p.m. to-day. HKC.CA. W. Hayward (cap tain), K. H, Batair, E. R. Duchitt, Capt, A. N. Evers, O. Moor, R. E H, Oliver, H. Qwen Hughes, H. V. Parker, Rev. E..K. Quick, G. R. Vallack and E. Hampton.
H.K..C.. 2nd XL. ROYAL NAVY.
On E.K.C.C. ground at-2 p.m. to-day.
On the Garrison ground at Soo: kunpoo, the Police will try to secure the points from the K.O.S.B. The military team is playing a strong game just now and the Police defence will be severely test-
H.K.C.C.-A. E. Gillingham (cap. ed. With Clatke in his usual form tain), C, Bradley, W. B. Cornaby, and Wynne and Hudson holding L. & B. Duncan, G. E.. Divett, Reeves, the Police should return. Dawler, J. E. Hancock, S. J. with a point
4.
Queen's r. Emall Units,
On the United Service ground, the top and bottom of the League will be in opposition. The Small Units, have yet to secure a point, while the Queen's have secured the
MAXIMUM.
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Jordain, N. L H. Railton, A, B Raworth, and W. K. Tait. 1.R.C. 2nd XI. . KOWLOON C.C. The following have been. selected to represent the Indian Recreation Club to day on the Kowloon C.C. ground at 2 p.m. sharp.
Sirdar Khan (captain), M. P. With ten men last week, the Madar, H B Kitchell, A Small Caita ran. South China to Suffad, A. M. Rumjahn, R. Nazarin,
a goal and the visitors will made. M. A. Bumjahn, D. Mohamed, A. their rivals go all the way
R. Suffiad, A. Butt and M. I. Abbas. Reserve: Y. A. Curreem.
With a full programme of seven games in the junior football, somet good, play should be seen. The tit bit of the series is the game between China Athletic and Queen's Begt. this game having been transferred from the H.K.F.C. ground to the United Services ground at Kow- loon. The Athletic have secured full points to date while the Queen's dropped-s-point to South Chin
Blast week. To-day should see the Queen's hold their own and the visitor will be lucky if they return with full points.
The Juniors.
At Caroline Hül, South China meet the Gunners Reserves and a fine game should end in favour of the "B" term."
Kowloon Reserves and K.0.8.B. meet on the Railway ground st Kowloon and the result should be
win for the visitors.
HOCKEY.
KLTC. LR.C.
The following will represent the K.I.T.C. (Hockey team) in a hockey match against the I.B.C. pto-morrow at Kowloon, 4.30 p.m. :-
Mohamad Khan (Captain); Amad Khan, Dr. Khan; Jemadar-Waris Khan, Autár Singh, Amir Khan; Juna Khan, Nur Khan, Khush Mohamad, M. A. Khan, Feroz Aži.
Reserve: "D. S. DAS
an idea, he may secure a place also.
Fourth Aggregate Stakes.
time to time, none of them have returned a cent except in place money. By way of "a change in-
Ma Kau Siar is a dead certainty stead of saying what I think will win, I am going to tell you what for this event if he is not opposed will not win Mr. Rio-whose by My Lady. As the first named name I cannot remember having has eight points to his credit in the heard bofore be distinguished Aggregate Stakes it also appears himself by the fact that he bas as if he will eventually win the Grot race and I find that three of scat out to give him a fight for nominated four of his string in the Cap. My Lady, however, may he these were the cause of my comit, in which case a very thrilling ment on owners running their contest will be the outcome, as ponies when they are out of con- Lady was only beaten by a neck... dition.
at the fast meeting in the very good Book Shau, Kwongchow and time of 207.4-5. la Kau Sine will Zehra are also amongst those who have to curry 188 Its which is a will not win, which leaves Plough heavy burden to hump when he man, Mivanagher, Little Darling gives pony who is nearly and Rio de Janeiro to supply the as
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is sent out here he should
a place.
The Novices Race,
answer. There must be hundreds. If odds himself nine pounds. of punters who will shiver in their secure shoes at the very mention of the two first named on account of having backed them so often with disae
However, a good trous results. battor is never beaten, so I au pass their failures will be forgotten and they may be given another chance by their patient if oft de- ceived supporters.
The Ilha Verde Handicap "0" 01253,
Ace of Spades if started for this race should just about win, 'as 'a careful scrutiny of the other can- didates leads me to believe that the field is mostly composed of minors unless Un If or Sutherland is sent out, which might alter matters. The Duke of Nieblung may start here and despite the fact that he requires a lot of riding to keep him up, he may catch the Judge's eye at the finish.
The top weight, Duke of Nieblung, who has improved beyond measure, will take a lot of beating for this
Consolation Plate. The Haugh, who shows plenty of speedster over half a mile, should event especially if ridden by Wong.
Glory, who is a handy little pace in a short distance event, may be able to show the opposition, home figure prominently as he also shows
promise of winning a race in the in the closing race of the day very near future. Westlake and Velor would also be in the running Sutherland, who may also be exit sent out here and Zircon will pected to be amongst the placers, are have to be taken into consideration ponies which require to have also as he likes the distance, Other race made to order before they are ponies who may have a chance are
Sutherland and Tarzan. likely to catch the eye of the Judge. However, they have a habit of rolling home when least expected I would warn hackere not to dis regard them altogether and back them for a place.
The Tiha Verde Kandicap “B”
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Ciasa.
With Wuchang relegated from A Clas to "B Class it looks as if all is over bar collecting the zooney. Still he may not have it all his own way as 0. Un 11. bas Rise been lowered to this class and although he carries a lot of weight he is a big danger as he is a sprinter and will not be troubled by his weight. Blue World will bear inspection after his display at the "Valley" last week and Glory" and Sunning are not entirely out of the picture. I had almost for gotten Zircon II. who will appear under a new home, Vila Branca having changed hands since the last! meeting.
The Ilha Varde Handicap "A"
"
UIRES
This event contains only fivei nominations with the possibility of only two or three starters. My Lady, the pony recently acquired by Mr. H. Hashim, the owner of Sunning, is sure to be a pretty firm candidate here as she is at the top
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
XW CLUB A UNITED SERVICES
SELECTIONS.
My selections are as follows!
1st Raco..
1. Ploughman.· 2. Movanagher.
3. Little Darling.
2nd Bace."
Ace of Spades.
2. The Haugh. 3. Duke of Nieblung.
Sid Zacé.
1. Wuchang 2. U. Un IL a. Blue World.
4th Race.
1. My Lady. 2. Activity. 3. Desert Wind. 5th Race.
1. Ma Kau Biae or My Lady. 2. Veloz
3. Caesar.
6th Race
1. Ace of Spades, 2. Duke of Nieblung. 3. Rio de Janeiro..
7th Euce. 1. Glory. 2. Caesar 3. Zircon IL
BERENGARIA'S ART
GALLERY
SOUTHAMPTON,Oct, 18th. The Cunarder Berengari will be. floating art gallery when she leaves here on Saturday for New
The following have been selected to represent the Football Club . a United Bervices XV. on the Club Ground to-day, at 9.45 p.m. sharp. York.
Some 300 pictures - and many B. Grieve; G. P. Lammert, E y Koop, VW L Stannion, Apieces of sculpture were to-day E. Pritchard; O. D. Wales, J. Larranged in the public rooms for Bonnar; P, L. P. Thomas, H. F. exhibition. These workewers. Akehurst, J. A. C. Kendrew, B. 3. selected from those entered for the West, J. Riddell, W. Lithgow British Artists Exhibition founded Smith, W. Beveridge and J. H. by Sir Joseph Duveen to nasist
lesser-known artists. Raikes (or B. P. Massey).
The exhibits are all for sale, the This match will precede the open- falls ing ceremony of the new Cut prices ranging from
House, which will be followed by etchings to 2100 ter a bro The Enslet PC should beat their eigu kecer aware beristicas darbo ke Hos
Ramsay MacDonald, (Continued on next Column.) Smal-Eaita by a good margin.
St. Joseph's will have to play better than they have done in the last two matches to win against the University. The Student may have a difficulty in fielding a strong side owing to the examinations.
The visitors to King's Park in the junior division is the Royal The RAF should have little No. They would take over difficult in taking full points from strong team and kringen South Ching "Alan the Athletic points ground at Hippy Valley
Club and Kowloon
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