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YACHTING.

SATURDAY'S EVENTS.

CHAMPIONSHIP AND

MENAGERIE RACES,"

The first championship race for the One Design and Gael and the Heyward Heys Classes was re-sail ed on Saturday, the course being from Lyectoun Beacon (P), Cust Rock Buor ($),, Mark on Line (P), Channel Rocks (8). Distance &8

miles.

The results were:

One Design And Gaels.

TIME. Finishing Corrected 4.23.23 4.23.25 4.39.24 ..4.32.48 4.21.38 4.23.55 14.23.51

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1929.

LOCAL NAUTICAL EXAMINA- | ARE THERE ANY LETTERS

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TION.

THE SUCCESSFUL CAN- DIDATES.

1st

The following is the list of Masters, Mates and Engineers who have successfully passed their ex amination and received certificate of competency, issued under the provisions of Her Majesty's Order in Council of December 31st, 1893

Roland Charles Raymond Brass, 18 Mate, &.; Thomas Craig Malcolm, Class Engineer: Thomas Stewart Fraser, 2nd Class Engineer; Joseph William Edmund Tonkin, and Claus Engineer; John William Jenkins, Master. 5.9., Charles Edward Cleaver, Master, 8.8.; Alexander Houghton, Master, 8. John George Wood, 1st Class Engineer; William Fisher Dixon, End. Class "Engineer; Daniel Bous. field, 1st Mate 8.s. (Provisional); Eric Malcolm Gellic, Master, O.C (1st Copy), John Crumby, 1st Class Engineer: David Ruxton, 2nd Class Engineer; Harry Lumsdem Russell, 2nd Class Engineer: Thomas Alfred Ordo, 2nd Class Enginess; James Hutchison Cameron, 1st

Class 4.40.32 4,36,40-- Engineer (1st Copy). Menagerie Race.

Redvers Endicots Smith, Master, The Menagerie race was also sail-O.C.; Cecil Albert Bickford, Bad Class Engineer John Barlow course, four Hodge, 1st Mate, &a; Edwin John yachts entering for the event. La Grainger, and Cinas Engineer: Linda came in an ensy winner.

James McAulay, 1st Class En gineer: John Adam Duggan, lat The results were:

Class Engineer; Alexander McNair

Class Engineer

Daphne (2nd) Gael (5th)..

Pierrette (1st) Thecla (3rd) Joan (4th)

4.25.16

4.31.15

4.37.43

Hayward Haya,

Why Wonder

Wings (4th)

(5th) 4.33.21 4.33.38

4.33, 21

4.33.39

Bluenose (lat) 4.27.04

4.97.04

Boojum (2nd) 4.88.42

4.29,42

Speedwell (4th) 4.39.21

4.32.21

Zephyr (3rd) 4.35.01 4.29.00

Lola (7th)

Ced

over

the same

Finishing Corrected Marshall, 1st

4.0.28 4.27.16 4.24.09 4.28.06

Diana (3rd) Colleen (2nd) 4.59.17 Rolla (4th)

4.22.06

La Linda (1st) 4.28.05

4.22, 95

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THE DUTCH CRUISER

JAVA."

BUST SOCIAL ROUND FOR

OFFICERS."

Barret, Chau Sum Chuk, f RB, Coole, Mrs. T. Y. Campbell, W. Durrant, Mrs Dorling, K Fukumoto, George Gray (Australian Bardist), Admiral Sir Guy and Lady Gaunt, Mrs. M. Griffiths, J. T. Graham, W. D. Hawkes, Dr. G. Hollings, H. J. Hunt, W. E. John- son, E. J. Johnson, Mrs. Ed James

Rear-Admiral ten Broecke Hoeki (Methedist Mission), Miss W. Y

tra, Commander in Chief of the Leung, H. 8. Lam, Geo. Lynott, H. Naval Forces in Netherlands India, L. Morris (Hong Kong Exposition Aide-de-Camp to Her Majesty the Grounds), Gee Mellis, J. MacQueen of the Netherlands, Captain issued on Saturday, gives the fol-chler, F. R. Marsh, A. MeKirdy Java" are fulfilling a good many A General Post Office notification, donald, Alias J. Marriott, H A Dalhaisen and Offers of H.M.S. lowing particulars with regard in

social engagements

THE OFFICIAL LIST FOR SATURDAY.

unclaimed

correspondence,

waiting at the Post Office, and also unclaimed radio telegrams at the Radio Telegraph Office:-

Poste Restante Correspondence,. J. H. Aseme (Chung Hwa Union Milling Co.). R. Allix, Asiatic Motor Co., Miss O. Branfoot, Dr. C. Barreda, J. G. Wolfe Burry, R. T.

Balcombe |'Boffs,

Company, W. N. Brewster, R. E. Beavan, (Continued on next Column)

"

St. John Rail, and Class Engineer, Donald Alfred Glover, 1st Class Engineer; Joseph Stuart Scots lat Mate, as Donald Vernon Duncanson, Master, as.; Hugh Beck, 1st Class Engineer; Dun

Can

Cook Murchie, End Class Engineer; Geoffrey Edmund Frank Beck, 1st Mate, as Jeremiah James O'Callaghan, 2nd Class Engineer; Stewart Spilsbury Marr, Class Engineer: John Master, . John Macdonald, 1st George Henderson. 2nd Class Engineer.

Albert Edward Alexander Mac: kod. lat Mate, s.5.; John Arthur Johnson, 2nd Mate, s.; John Tolmie, ist Mate, ss.; Leonard Hamilton Johnston, Ist Mate, s. James William Bennett, Master, Donald Charles Cameron Master, &.; Walter Croshio Mur. ray, 2nd Class Engineer.

Emmanuel Kewell, 1st Class En gineer: Charles Michael Harloe, 1st Class Engineers William Pearson Barclay 1st Class Engineer: Johns; Robert Macpherson, 2nd Class En gineer: James McCloskie, 2nd Classi K.C.C. SMOKING CONCERT. Engineer; James Arthur Kent, ad

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION BY PRESIDENT,'

LAST SEASON'S WINNERS.

The smoking concert and prize distribution held at the Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday night was very successful. A well varied pro- gramme, which everyone present en- joyed, was given by the Concert Party of H.M.S. Hermes.

At the conclusion of the concert the following prizes were given away by the Club President, Mr. R. E. Lindsell.

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Cricket 1927–1928.

187 XI. BATTING AND BOWLING-

W Brace.

2ND XI. BATTING:-R. E. Lindsell. 2ND XI BOWLING:-G. Lee.

Tennis Tournament, 1927-1928 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP:-Winner, S.

E. Green; Runner-up, E. C. Fincher..

CLUB HANDICAP SINGLES ""A" ;~~-~ Winner, E. 0. Fincher; Runner-up, S. E. Green.. HANDICAP SINGLES "B-Win- ner, W. Brown Runner-up, Capt. E. Walker,

HANDICAP

Docmes: - Winners, Fincher Brothers; Runners- up, S. E. and D. S. Green.

MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP: --Win-

ners, Miss Heard and S. E. Green; Runners-up, Miss V. Capell and A. W. Ramsey. Bowls 1977-1928. -

PREBIDENT'S CUP (Mr. R. E. Lind

sell)-Winner, Mr. A. Chap- MIA; Runner-up, Mr. J. Gibson, -

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP (Me. E. Abra- ham's Cup):-Winner, Mr. L. E. Lammert; Runner-up, Mr. J. Fraser

CLUB DOVELES HANDICAP-Win

ner, Messrs. J. P. Robinson and B. Petheram; Runners- up, Messrs. J. Gibson and F E. Nash.

NORTON CUP-Winner, C. J.

Tacchi.

CLUB HANDICAP SINGLEBC. J.

Tacchi.

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BRIDGE TOURNAMENT:1st, Mesars

F. Herridge and A. J. Car" roll; 2nd. Messrs. E. Abrahara and F. E. Nash.

ALLEGED CYCLE THEFT.

BY MAN SENT TO RETRIEVE LOST MACHINE.

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A Chinese was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment by Mr. E,"W, Hamilton at the Kowloon Magis tracy on Saturday morning for atealing a bicycle from the shop where he was employed on, Decem- ber 10th last.

Two boys were stated to have hired a cycle but failed to return it The defendant was sent out to look for the cycle, found it at King's Park but went back to his. em- ployee and said that the cycle could not be found. In the meantime he had sold the machine to a dealer in Hunghom.

The latter was also charged with. receiving and evidence taat the de fendatit bought the cycle was given by the defendant in the previous CBSC. The Magistrato reserved judgment until this morning.

E. H. Cesch, Art Phil' (Furniture Co.). R S. Pratt, Tom. Russell. Ram Rao, A. H. Rennie, Capt. J. H. R. Roberts (as Quercus), Sita T. Reed (3.5 Sampath), A. H Rennie, W. D. Smith, Miss A. Smedley, D. Stewart, H. Sales, Mrs. B. Sidney, J. Trillat, Uni- versal Providers, Ltd., B. Wallace, H. E. Watson.

Unpaid Correspondence, J. E. Fisher. A. G. Hewitt, A. Hornby, Mra E. C. Humphreys, R. Kunold, Robert P. Merchant, Mrs. E. D. D. Merchant, F. Mingoa, Miss A. Todd, V. B. Velosco.

Registered Articton, v Bedikton Publicity Co., Commer- cial Guarantee Bank, W. Diff (H.K. Hotel), J. M. Ellis, J. M. Guttier-

(Bedikton Publicity

Co.), rez Madame Garbusose, P. Goust, Miss Ledink, Omar Moh, M. J. E. Mit cheil, Harry Ross (H.K. Hotel), Wang Yip Co., J. Wilks.

UNCLAIMED RADIO TELEGRAMS.

From.

Keene, N.H. Oskaloosa Iowa. Macau

Address. Miss Adelle Mason,

H.K. Hotel Meles Sue Hung Yoo Hang

Bank. Hing Kwok, Al Sam Yik

Company Commerce Chin Hung, 4264 Sancher Salburyavef,

Kowloon... S.S. Pres. Mackinley. Sandakan.

New York. 8.S. Morea.

Cholon.

Class Engineer: William Invood John Richard Liley, Master, s.s.. Hamilton, 1st Class Engineer. William Anderson Altan, End Class George Joseph Ariste L'Eferre. Engineer; Stewart Inglis Gibb, 1st Master, O.C. Walter Ramsay Class Engineer; James Shiel, MaNg Tai Noon Grant, 2nd Class Engineer: Charlester, ss.; James Herbert Swan Rick Shaw... Empress of France, Moore, 2nd Class Engineer James Duncan, 2nd Class Engineer: Ken- Dean Christian Duluth Mino. Victor Saunt, Master, as. Lesie neth McDonald, 2nd Class En Neverorgan

Miss Decoutet Post Office... Saigon. (Continued on next Volumn). gineer.

On Friday evening, the Dutch Community entertained them to dinner at the Repulse Bay Hotel, where an enjoyable, evening was spent. The speeches were few and short, the outstanding one being the one in honour of Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmina.

On Saturday, the Consul General and the Heads of the Netherlands firms entertained His Excellency the Governor, Major-General Luard, Commodore. Hill; Members of the Executive and Legislative Councils, the Portuguess Consul General, Doyen of the Consular Body, and the Japanese Cousal General, the f Puise Judge (Mr. Justice Jacks) and others at luncheon, to meet the Admiral, Captain Dalhuisen and Officers. The only toasts were the loyal toasts to His Majesty the King Netherlands, respectively given by and Her Majesty the Queen of the

Consul General Quist and His Excellency Sir Cecil Clementi," K.C.M.G.

Commodore Hill gave a dinner in honour of the Dutch Admiral on Saturday evening. Amongst others attending were Captain Dalkuien, Consul General Quiat, Commander Feteris, Aide-de-Camp to the Admiral, Mr. Stannstra, Manager of the Netherlands Trading Society, and Mr. Stigter, Manager of the Netherlands India Commercial

Bank.

To-day there will be a small official luncheon on board the cruiser Java, which will be followed by an at home. It is regretted that many officials will not be able to be present on account of the Hong Kong University Congregation:

About 950 people have been The Admiral, "Captain Dalhusen and Commander Feteris, together with the Netherlands Consul Gen- eral, will attend dinner at Govern- ment House in the evening.

....... "Batavia. I invited.

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ALLE HONG KONG ON 10TH JANUARY, 1929.

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CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed AT THEIR LIST in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown, Com pany's Godowas at Kowloon, where each

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This Vessel brings on Cargo from Persian Gulf ex B.IS.F. and B. & F.8.N. Co.'s Steamers.

and be sorted out Mark

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Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Con signees and the Company's surveyors, Messrs. Goddard and Donglas, 10

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REGISTER,

Hong Kong Observatory, Jan. 19th.

Previous On Dato On Date:

Day

at

a!

jat 2 p. 6 in. ] = p.30.

No Fire Turarance will be effected by Barometer... 29.97 win any case whatever.

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE,

From January 14th to 20th, 1929.

HION WATER.

Hoop

Standard

012

Temperature 72 Damaged Packages must be left in the Humidity.... Godowns for examination by the Con- Wind

Direction And the Company's Surveyors, GODDARD Douglas at 10 a.

Force Monday

Thursdays,

within the Weather ... period. Fres Storage

Bein

Time.

29.95

29.90

85

71

63

88

65

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Hot 14

E Calm

2

-3

Taos. 15

B 0.00 0.00 0.00

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Wed. 18.

All Claims against the Steamer must Highest open-air Temperatore,· 17th : 73

be presented to the Undersigned on or Lowest open-air Temperstars, 18th: 04 Tamr. 17 before

30th January, 1929, or they will not be recognized.

Ne Olaims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown.

Height.

LOW WATAR

Hong

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Standard

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055 am 6.7

10 67 6 4 19 3.5

1 294 2m 6 47 10. 11.00 17 2

4 68% 85

485.9 8 58

45. 241

668

116 B-Blue sky: OmCloudy; D= Drimis; F-Fog L-Lightning; Bat. 198 105 2m 844 12′′

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