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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

YESTERDAY'S MATCHES.

Yesterday's games resulted ander:--

The Rest... 1 Chinese

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929.

5.3

Exhibition Game,

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Hong Kong League; Div. I. Royal Navy... 3 China Athletic...

M CHINESE V. THE REST.

LAWN TENNIS.

INTERESTING MATCHES

PENDING.

TO-DAY'S SEMI-FINAL.

VOLUNTEER RIFLE | GOLD DEPOSITS

MEETING.

THE CORPS CHAMPIONSHIP.

PTE. MCLENNAN WINS.

MALAYA.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

INTERESTING FINDS IN

KELANTAN,

FOSSIL FOREST AND VOLCANIC GLASS,

INgranite at Bukit Lichor, and they,

too, had got no gold. They were confident that there was gold-bear- ing quarta further on. It is two miles from this mine to the nearest known outcrop of granite...

Gold in Kalanian, a

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AMERICAN & MANUHURIAN LINE

FROM NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, MARSEILLES.

Stenmahip

having arrived, Consignons of Carro bý her are informed that all Goods are being landed at their risc ints tha hasardons and/or extra-hasardens Godowns of

Wharf, whence Delivery may be

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods are left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after t

must be presented to the Undersigned All Olaims against the Steamer on or before 19th April, 1829, or they.. will not be recognized

While bearing quartz is not un- common in this part of Kelantan,TY OF KHIOS" yes it is unlikely, that there are any extensive deposits rich enough to be worked profitably; nor is there any alluvium worth working on a large scale, The streams, of the neighbourhood do contain afluvial gold, and several natives were seen The Senior Geologist of the Geolo-seen busy washing for the precious

metal. gient Survey Department, F.M.S.,

A Chinese, a Malay man and a' highly interesting report on the geo- logical survey of Kelantan which he made last year although greatly handicapped by sickness. After 1

All broken, chaled and damaged Goods journer to the Ulu of the Pergau, washed the sand on their dulangs are to be left in the Godowns, where they Mr. Willbourn contracted malaria for jungle work for over two months

In the course of, his paper, which is embodied in Mr. J. B. Scrivener repors of the Geological Survey De- partment, F.MS., for 1899, Mr. Willbourn says:—

Several important matthes bava been arranged this week, and, wea- The second day of the Hong Kong ther permitting, will be played on Volunteer Defence Corps Rifle 0 | the Stand Court. To-day, the Meeting took place yesterday at second semi-final of the Open Stonecutters Island Rifte Range Doubles will be decided between under very good weather condi- the Lo brothers and J. S. Mc- tions, the light being better than Eachraa and L Goldman, the on the first day. The results given ness the exhibition game between the Rumjaha cousins in the final on Lance-Sergt. Goodman were again

A good crowd turned out to wit-winners of whom will qualify to meet 1 below show that Pte. McLennan and Mr. E. S. Willbourn, has written Malay woman were standing up to /April; 1993, will be subject to Bent the Chinese and a team chosen from the 15th inst.

the fore. Pte. the Rest of the Colony.

Much has been said of the prosluleanan was placed in three of Play opened very tamels being pects of both pairs. J. 8. McEachran the four competitions, winning the confined mostly to midfeld. The and Goldman, despite their victory Corpe Championship.

Members of the Hong Kong prizes in the Open Revolver Com petitions, which was shot again yesterday owing to several ties being made on Sunday,

very much to

their waists in a pool of the Sunge Tadeh, between Batu Melintang and Kalai, burrowing into the river and with a long wooden stake, Ther

Chinese leit wing were the first to over Ho Ka Lau and Ng Sze Kwon, Police gained both first and second and tropical typhus and was unstand, during the morning, had got! will be axainined on any Tuesdays and

show up and Suen tested Clarke with a fast shot. The Rest's de- fence held out, and the Rest began to wear down the Athletic attack. Peacock led the Rest team well, and received great support from Kernick and Stock. Half-time, no

score;

are comparatively 'unknown quan- tities, but they have proved their worth by beating what was con- sidered the strongest Chinese com- bination, and their, supporters are confidently expecting them to win to-day.

The Lo brothers, on the other Brighter football was seen in the hand, have shown very good form second half and there were several) of late, and are playing better than exciting moments' the Chinese they have done for years. They goal arca. Peacock sent in a law will have the advantage of better

drive and Chan Yik was well ap

combination and of knowledge of

The date of the prize-giving will be announced by the Volunteer Defence Corps later.

plauded for a brilliant clearance.local conditions.. A fine run by Ip Pak Wah placed To-morrow the re-play between Suen in possession and Clarke did M. K. Lo and H. D. Rumjaha will well to clear. Following good work take place. The two met last week by the Rest's inside forwards, Stock and although playing for over two went in and beat Chan Yik from hours could not come to a decision. close ranie. The Chinese tried hard Another hard struggle is anticipat-cen to get on equal terms with the Rested but the final whistle found them | defeated by a goal to nil

The teams-

Chinese.-Chan Yik Pin: Li Tin Sang and Lau Mau; Leung Wing Chul, Wong Sin and Leung Yak Tong: Cheung Sui Hong. Ho Ka Krung, Fung King Cheung, Suen Kum Shup and Ip Pak Wah.

The Rest.-Clarke; Dodshon and C. Pile; Everest, Oram and Hedley; T. "Pile, Stock, Peacock, Kernick and Preston,

Referee: Mr. W. E. Hollands.

NAVY RESERVES ». CHINA

ATHLETIC RESERVES.

On Thursday, MW, Lo meets L. Goldman, while, S. A. Ruajahn will have a third crack at McEach- ran on Friday.

THE RESULTS.

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several ounces of amang, in which were perhaps twenty visible Hakes of gold, some of them being Hat scales about one millimetre across. Each dulang-washer paid 50 cents for a licence to work a month, and they might earn as much as $10 in the time, though they commonly got less.

briders, between the hours of 10.15.m. and Noon, within the Free Storage period of One Wook.

No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

THE BANK LINE, LTD. General Agenta. Hong Kong, 30th Mar, 1929, (7596

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL. STRAM NAVIGATION Cola

STEAMER * MANTUA.”

AND HONG KONG ON VTU IŠTH MARCH, 199, FoxANTWERP,LONDON, GIRRAL

In April and May I examined the country near Sungei Pergau, from The results of yesterday's shoot-its mouth to the source, near the

At Pulai, in the south of the tax were as follows:-

Siamese border, and spent some State, near the Pahang boundary, Corps Championship.-1st, Pte, time near the abandoned gold-work- McLennan: 2nd, Lance-Sgt. Goodings at Berching and Chinon. gold-mining ended some years ago, and the hundreds of Chinese who man; Jril, Pte. Berent: 4th, Sergt. Owing to a serious illness contract- live there, descendants of the old Cuthill.

ed on this trip, I was unable to re-miners, spend their lives growing riait Kelantan again until the end padi and the like, just as Malays of September, but a considerable do. Lately the railway construction amount of information was obtained a drawn away numbers of them. by sending four Malay collectors, The very ane grained muscovite. Dahim, Mayah, Uda and Hashim, to bring rock-specimens from various aplite, which is associated with

gold-deposits in Many parts of TAR, MARSEILLES, MALTA, remote localities in Ulu Nenggeri lainya, was found at Lata Sam.

PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO and Ulu Chekor. Among the more

AND STRAITS. interesting finds were: a steeply buang in Sungei Galas, a few miles dipping band of fossilised wood,ruck was also discovered in seat named Vessel are hereby informed up-stream from Pulai, and the same

CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above- over 50 feet thick, of pregranite age Jenoh, at a spot a few miles east in Ulu Nenggeri; shale with fossil- of the railway at Benok, and near that their Goods are being landed and organisme in Ulu Sungei Kelubi, Kuala Labi Labi, a tributary of placed ar vien aux in the Hong Kong tributary in the headwaters of Sungei Ketil, about fourteen miles and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Sungei Chekor; and lava containing north-west of Gunong Tahan. In Company Godowa sh Kowloon, where pseudomorphs of felapar after leu- cite from near Bukit Kedah, near the last locality the rock was veined each Connignalent will be sorted at Mark by Mark and Delivery can be with blue tourmaline like that at obtained Kuala Lebir.

the Goods are inded.. Optional Goods will be landed bera unless Instructions have been given to the contrary Six hours before arrival of the Steamer. ༈

Tyro Competition-1st. Sapper Smith; ad, C. A. A. Ribeiro,

Musket Competition.-1st, Lance Sgt. Goodman: 2nd, Tte. Melen Corps Revolver Competition.-1st, Sapper Lockhart; 2nd, Pte. McLen- na

Open Revolver Competition.-1st, Chan Chow Singh, The programme for today fol Police; 2nd, Sharpshooter Fletcher, lows:-

H.K. Police Reserves. Open Doubles.

Arrangements for the shooting during the two days were carried M. Lo and M. W. Lot. J. S. out under the charge of Pte. Frith

and C.Q.M.S. Green. McEachran and L. Goldman,

BEXI-FINAL.

Handicap Singles “A."

J. G. Lawrie (owe 3/6) v. S. E. Green (owe 15.1).

O. E. C. Marton (owe 15.1) . H. Owen. Hughes,

J. Barrow (rec. 3/0) v. G. W. Sewell (owe 15.1).

DAVIS CUP TENNIS.

T

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....

As has been remarked in Negri BUILDING OF 1,000 ROOMS. Sembilan and Kedah, so also in

WONDER OFFICES OF A

GREAT FIRM.

Kelantan it is noticeable that the

Ayer Kuning in Negri Sembilan.

Mr. Scrivenor's report says:- In Kelantan a large amount of geological information was obtained, but it is not proposed to complete the map of the whole State because of the expense of difficult jungle work in parts where transport is

present course of the rivers was determined by an event which took

aluding date of arrival, will be subject to Gooda not cleared within 6 days, in- place many millions of years ago,

Bente Insurance will be effected by namely, the intrusion of the granite. The Sungei Nenggeri fows in the

any case wistavar. belt of metamorphosed sedimentary very scarce, and the improbability us

Damaged Packages must be left in tha rocks flanking the eastern margin of obtaining valuable economic re-

sults: The Kelantan Government Godewar for examination by the Con- of the main range granite: the

No

After abou; ten† MONACO BEAT SWITZERLAND. ninety different arms, with its own Sungei Lebis flows on sediments has provided $1,000 for 1929 which aignees, and the Company's Surveyors,

At Caroline Hili yesterday the Navy recorded a rather surprising victory of three goals to nil over China Athletic. minutes play Gray found the net for the Navy, and Jenkins was un- lucky not to add to the score few moments later, sending in a daisy-cutter which struck the up- right. The clever defence of Tilley in the half back line was respor: sible for the breakdown of tinny Athletic attacks, while Jenkins and Gray were outstanding in the Navy forward line.

On crossing over," the Navy again dominated the play and for a while Wong Yeung Sing was bombarded by Jenkins, Sorbie and Grag.

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crease the lead with a shot which gave Wong Yeung Sing no chance. Realising that a win was almost a impossibility, Athletic now proceed. ed to play a defensive game, and it was purely bad luck, that within five minutes of time. Mak Kwok deflected a shot off Gray into his own goal thus conceding the Navy their third goal.

Result:

Royal Navy China Athletic

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Optimistic Gold Miners,

Little was added to the collec-

will be used for additional work by collectors. The total expended by the Kelantan Government in 1925 on the geological survey was 83,700. The time spent on field-work in the State was 11 days.

A BRUNNER MOND VENTURE. A nine-storey office building of a thousand rooms, constructed by water supply from two artesian parallel with the western margin wella, a gymnasium, squash rackets of the granite range which forms the court, badminton court, rifle range, boundary between Kelantan and and a kitchen which is said to be Trengganu. unsurpassed in the world for efficiency and hygiene, was opened

The geological map of Johore was publicly in London recently.

The building is the Imperial tion of facts already gathered by completed by Mr. Willbourn, who Chemical House at Millbank, West Mr. Scrivenor about the gold-de- had the dificult task of joining up A direct previous work done by other officers. minster, the headquarters of Im- posits of Ulu Pergau.

connection with granite was estab- Mr. Willboura's mapping differs perial Chemical Industries, Ltd.

The large windows are of glasslished in the case of several of the tram that of Mr. G. Fulton, the which permit ultra-violet rays to

mines examined. The mines that former considering that much of the pass. All the lighting is hidden. were worked for a year or two by a soft weathered rock, mapped by In the more important offices the European company at Berching and Mr. Fulton as granite in situ, is There is a rush of Lady Godivas sources of light are entirely conceal Chinom, and abandoned a few years really high-level allarium. for the great Godiva processioned by day, but when required a ago, are in country of mica-schist, Director went over much of the which will be held in June at panel of the ceiling rises, and a intruded by granite at Berching, and ground to adjust this difference of Coventry.

light variable in intensity, floods the same rocks occur at the mine opinion as far as the evidence, which the room.

in Siam, about three miles from is poor, allows, for the general geo Panchor, at the foot of Bukit Licher logical map of Malaya. (Salih, as it is termed in the 1921

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COSTUME PROBLEM FOR COVENTRY.

Although the committee have not yet decided whether"a dress of the

Heating Arrangements, period will be worn or one more nearly resembling that of Lady Desk lamps are made in the shape Godiva in the legend, many ap of globes, with a map of the world plications have been received, with in relief. photographs to demonstrate the spin the callings, floors, or walls, Coils of pipes have been embedded plicants Stress to fulfil the role.

There has been considerable con. which will keep the temperature at troversy in the past as to the most 65 degrees, even if the weather is suitable costume" for a modern below freezing point outside, but Godiva, but bobbed hair must ob- will circulate cold water during viously rule out many applicants.

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obtained.

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Goods not cleared within 8 days in cluding date of arrival will be subject to Bent.

Kelantan map.) Here I examined a tunnel, over 400 feet long, blasted out from solid granita by twelve Chinese, who were working for a Patani towkay. They had spent three years on, the task, and had to

ONSIGNEES of Cargo by the change the direction of their tunnel

abore-named Vessel are hereby in twice, abandoning a considerable FROM LEITH, DUNKIRK, formed that their Goods are being landed LONDON AND STRAITS. part of their work, in order to avoid

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landed they said, made a big fortune for landed at their rar into the hazardone. Optional Geeds will be landed here go more than two and a half times of the world

Art has been combined with Chinese towkay, and told me that and/or extra hazardous Godows of the unless instructions have been given id as far as the Los Angeles without

their present tunnel was intended HONG KONG AND KOWLOON WBARE AND the contrary Six hours before arrival of refueling. Since the function of ficiener in this commercial palace.

to strike the same rich lode at a Godox Company, Len, whinge, and/or the teamer. Contracts for the construction of nava airships is long distance scout. The front is of English Renaissance depth 100 feet lower. They expect from the whares Delivery may be two of the largest dirigibles, each ing at sea, the great range of the architecture, with ruset arches sued to reach it in three or four of 6,500,000 cubic feet capacity of new ships is of utmost value.

mounted by carved portrait heads,

No Claims will be admitted after the gas, at ♫ cost of approximately

Externally the new airships will of Lord Melchett (thairman of Im- months' time, and aceing that all £1,600,000 for the United States appear fuller and less slender than perial Chemical Industries), Lud-their three years' work had, up to Goods have left tas Godowns, and al Navy, have been let to the Good the Los Angeles. The lines of the wig Mond (his father), Priestley then, failed to get them any gold, Goods remaining undelivered after year Zeppelin Corporation, a sub hull will not be disfigured as in the (the Nonconformist minister who it is to be hoped that their optimism the 7th instant, will be subject to Bent,

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be presented to the Undersigned on or Rubber Co., in America. The first taming the engines. The engines Lavoisier, the Hon. Henry Caven-seemed likely.

There were seven Chinese tunnel before the 1st instant, or they will airship, the ZRS-4, must be com- and the engineers will be housed dish, Baron von Liebig, and Sir plete within 30 months after con- within the bull, reducing the resist Harry MacGowan (president andling into the Siam boundary-hill not be recognised,

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods struction has actually started, and

(stone No. 64), in Kelantan terri- the second one, 15 months after the The propellers will be supported on

atce and improving the safety, deputy chairman of the company),

tory, near an old tunnel of the aban-are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 6th instant, doned European-managed mine, who at 10 AM., by Mesara, Goddard and completion of the first.

brackets from the hull, "driven by These two airships will be known the engines through tranverse

were not working for wages, but Douglas, 13 the ZRS-4 and ZRS-5, and will shafts and bevel gears.

stood to gain or lóec ali by their be inflated with non-inflamable The hulls of the new airships,

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