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Sports

LOCAL FOOTBALL. Yesterday's games in the Hong Kong League resulted as under- Division II.

S. China "B"... Eastern F.C...? Chinese "A"... 1 HK.F.C. Res.

Royal Navy Reserves r. Ewo,. Chinese-mateb not played

H.K.F.C. RES. CHINESE

ATHLETIC "A."

These teams met on the H.K.F.C. ground, Mr. W. E. Hollands officiating with the whistle. The Club surprised the Chinese and gave the junior shield winners a good game. Only one goal separat ed the teams when the final whistle sounded, and in the closing minutes it appeared that the home team would level up, but Peers, running through, collided with the Athletic goalkeeper and they both fell, but the ball was cleared.

-The first half was goalless with the Athletic having most of the play. Still the Club, were not overrun, for they forced several corners dur King this unl E. Stirring corners

HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE FOURTH EXTRA RAGE TELETTE

Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 1ST APRIL, 1980, Commencing at 2 r...

The First Ball will be Rung at 1.30 x.x.

MEMBER'S ENCLOSURE

Members are notified that tany and their Ladies moet wear their Badges prominently displayed.

No one without a Bades will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

Balgos nimitting Non-members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooma at $5.00 Per Day for Gentiemen and $2.00 Per Day for Ladien, are obtainable through the SECRETART apon introduc- tion by Member, anch Merler to be responsible for payment of all Chiis, &c. Badgee admitting to Members Enclosure will not be on male at the Race Course.

Members can obtain, upoa application to the SECRETARY, Badzes (limited to Two) for the Free Admission to the Member's Enclosure of Wires: Lady relatives and Friends. Names must be stated when applying.

Os ao pretext will Children be permitted in other Enclosure during

the Meeting.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 Per Day for all Parsons including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Ball Price.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac Hou, etc. will not be permitted to operate with in the Precincts of the HONG KONG JOOKEY CLOs during the Rass Meetings By Order, 93043

G.

C. B. BROWN,

R

goal played a anfe game through-

out

About halfway through the second half, Ip Kau Ke scored the only goal of the match. During a seran ble following a corner kick, Ip Kau

o gent in a fast ground shot, and Stirling made a full length dive"a trifle too late to stop the ball from entering the net.

This win for the Athletic still keeps them in the running for the junior division championship.

SOUTH CHINA "B" ». EASTERN F.C.

The above teams met Caroline Hill ground.

on the

News

HOLIDAY FOOTBALL AND

TENNIS.

LOCAL TEAMS VISIT MACAO.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Electric Local Staff As- sociation in friendly football and tennis matches against the Serie. dade "Laino Recmativa." Maéno, during the Easter holidays—

Football.

A., McGrann, M. Ramzan, A. R. Minu, T. Ali, T. Hamet, M. Y. Adal, D. Mohammed, A. K. Minu, 1. Haroon, M. Sabban and J. Santos (captain). Beserves: P. L Morales and G. Ribeiro!

Tennis,

D. Mohammed, A. R. Minu, D. M. A. Razack, T. Hamet, E. Ham son and S. A R. Bix (captain)..

HOME FOOTBALL.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCH.

THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,}

LONDON, April 15. Playing in a Scottish League match to-day, Celtic beat Hamilton Academicals by three goals te nil,

4-Officers' Mes Meeting. An Officers' Mess Meeting will be held at Headquarters at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April

5.-Battery.

TALKING IN CLASS WELCOMED!

THE SCHOOL THAT CHILDREN LOVE.

I have just visited a children's school where one of the golden rules is reversed, write a Sunday Express correspondent. In this school talking during class is not discouraged-it is welcomed joy faily.

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For the purpose of the school is to teach children to speak. It is held in St. Thomas' Hospital, and the pupils are little boys and girls who are suffering from speech de foots

The school is held in one of the wards two afternoons a week, and

and

the teachers are voluntary workers -elccutionists, actresses, cthers, who understand the use and misuse of the voice.

The children-stammerera, lispers, some who are, werd-blind, others who cannot, pass the stage of baby talk, come with their mothers to the school. They look forward to the classes, for each week brings them nearer the time when at last they will be able to talk like other boys and girls, to join their games without fear of being laughed at,

When I looked in at the tem- porary schoolroom, a dozen girl teachers were dealing with classes of four or five children, while Miss Elsie Fogerty, the honorary prin- cipal, and her assistant, Misa Joan Van Thal, moved about from one little group to another.

BAN ON WOMEN FREEMASONS.

STERN SEX WAR,

Freemasonry in England is fac ing "the challenge of feminist Masonte organisations, some which are ainiost completely domi- nated by women.

of

"Co-Masonry," as the craft is termed, is sternly repadiated by the orthodox Freemasons, who re fuse the claims of advancing feminism into recognition as part of the ancient order.

Antagonism has now reached an acute stage, and Masons have beer. warned that to join a Co-Masonic lodge will render them liable to expulsion from the ranks of the orthodox,

The three leading Co-Masonic apart from their bodies, which quarrel with, masculine Masonry, are at variance among themselves,

are:-

The order of Universal Co- Masonry,

The order of Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry..

The Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Masons.

Women comprise not less than 95 per cent of the membership of these orders.'

Sixty-two Lodges.

The Order of Universal Co- Masonry W23 founded од the French model. It numbers sixty- two lodges throughout Britain.

The Order of Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry, formed in 1993 by Miss Bothwell Goss, the present Grand Master and Mong Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander, is a Greakaway from the Universal Co- Masona

"

The Order of the Ancient, Free I have used the word "school," but there is nothing of the strict and Accepted Masonry at its for- atmosphere of the ordinary schoolmation appealed to the Grand- about it. The teachers and their Lodge of England for recognition,

but the appeal was refused. pupil are friends-talking and playing together and trying to forget that there is a lesson to

The Battery will parade at 5.30 p.m. at Headquarters on Friday, April 23, for Lewis Gun Instruction. 6.—Engineer. Company, Parade at Instruction. Shed, Well-learn. the teains lined out, Eastern thenington Barracks, for D.L training having nine players only. They at 3.30 p.m. on Thursday, April 94.

Dress: Mufti. wire at full strength after ten minutes play.

After a delay of twenty minutes,

Sonth Chinn made ground from

the kick off, but faulty shooting kept the score down. Hands against Chang Chung Tak and offside against Ah Lee Hang relieved the pressure.

Sabhan gave Eastern the lead with a fast cross shot giving Chan | Lui Sang no chance to save. South China then put on pressure and goals by Lui Keng Kum and Chang Chung Tak gave them a lead at the interval by two goals to one.

South Chinn went further abend carly in the second half, and Yau Ting Wah converted from a penalty. awarded them for hands. Eastern Secretary.then forced a corner but South China cleared the Bag kick and transferred to the other end, and Chan Chung Tnk scored their fourth goal.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,

TT 18 HEREBY NOTIFIED that Sealed Tonders in TRIPLICATE, which should be clearly marked Tender for Quarry, will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office anti

After Eastern had forced a couple of fruitless corners, Sabhan gent hard against the crosshar and Tac Sre On, taking the rebound, hanged

the ball into the net. With Eastern attacking strongly the final whistle sounded with the score, South China "B" 4. Eastern F.C. 2.

The game arranged between the Noox of TUESDAY, the S2ND DAY OF Royal Navy Reserves and Ewo, APRIL 1930, for the occupation for Chinese to be played on the Garri period Ending 31st Deckan, 1931, from the Date of Notification of Accept on ground at Sockunpoo was not Ance of Teader of the Piece er Parcal of played. Neither team turned out Ground at Tu Po ROAD, containing at the hour appointed. about 508 acres, as shown coloured Rod attached Plan, signed by the Director

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of Public Works and dated 18th MARCH, 1930, at an upset sunual Fee of $500, but subject to certain conditions which can be ascertained at the Ofte of the Directar o

r of Public Works.

HONG KONG VOLUNTEER. DEFENCE CORPS.

UERS BY.LT.-COL. L. G. HIND, D.8.0..

Q.B.F., COMMANDANT.

1.Board of Officers.

A Board of Officers will assemble Headquarters at 5.15 p.ta, on Tues- day April 22, in order to decide which members of the Corps, if any, have failed without reasonable

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7.-Corps 'Bignals. Headquarters at 5.30 pm on Thurs Signal class will parade at Corps day, April 24.

8.--Machine Gun Troop. Parade on Thursday, April 9, at Headquarters at 5.30 pm. for Machine Gun Instruction.

9-Machine Gun Company, There will be no parade "until farther notice.

The Secret.

For the secret of the cure is to make the children lose their fear, In many cases nervnusness is at the

and the children must be made back of their little speech troubles, happy and at ease.

Miss Fogerty led me to a corner where a teacher and a boy of thirteen were playing" with large, carved wooden letters.

This boy is word-blind," said Miss Fogerty. He cannot dis- Of course, he couldn't learn to tinguish one letter from another. read. That made him nervous and backward, and he began to stam-

10. Scottish Company, Machine Gun Instruction.

Parades, Thursday, April 24, former

No. 6 Platoon. will fire Part I., M.G. Course, at Kennedy Road Range. Ford truck will leave Headquarters at 6.30 p.m. Lieut. G. Dunean, M.B.E., in charge.

No. 7 Platoon at Headquarters at 6.30 p.m. under Captain H. R. Forsyth...

.

The boy turned his back on Miss Fogerty, and she handed him a letter. After feeling it for a mo- ment he was able to name it. Then she laid down some lettere and usked him to name them.

The letters were O-A-K. The boy looked at them, blushed, and then stammered out that he did not know.

Miss Fogerty helped him to pro- noune the letters. Then the boy

11.-Portuguese Company. Parades-The Company wül parade on Friday, May 2, as under: was told to relax, and lay stretched

Recruits at Headquarters for Lewis Gun Training.

on his back.

Then we went to another part of Nos. 9 and 10 Platoons at Minia- the room, where a little boy and ture Range for Masketry... girl were blowing stamps across a

Nos. 11 and 12 Platoons at Ken-window-ledge, nedy Road Range for firing (Rifle), These are the most difficult Part 1 Musketry.The Company cases-the children with organic is reminded that all those who have defects," said Miss Fogerty. Then "not yet fired Part I. Musketry must she smiled, patted the little girl on do so. Details will be issued later. the hand, and asked her to count

Company Meeting. There will be her fingers.

Company Meeting immediately after the Parade on Friday, April 25.

"

12-Promotion and Appointments.

H.E. the Offeer Administering the Government has been pleased to make the following promotions in

No, 245 C.Q.M.8. E. G. Stewart Corps to date from April 1.- to be Second Lieutenant.

"One, two, three, four, five "Six" proved difficult. "Six " The little girl hesitated. came with an effort, then in a rush,

seven-eight-nine-ten."

One of the most difficult cases of all is the word-deal girl. Нег hearing is perfectly clear, her brain

Each Tender must be accompanied by a receipt to the effect that Tenderer has depozitod in the Colonial Treasury Sum of $100 as a Pledge of the bona fides of his offer, which Bain shall be in the lecture room at Volunteer the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence is otherwise normal, but she cannot forfeited in the Crown, if the Tenderer refuses to carry out bis tender and comply with the conditions, bould the Tender be accepted.

Form of Tender and further particular can be obtained from the Office of the Director of Public Works,

The Government does not bind itself to accept the Highest or any Tender. HAROLD T. GREASY,

Director of Public Work

4th April, 1030,

NOTICE.

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excuse, to complete the require ments of efficiency during the training period ending April 15.

All officers commanding units will please arrange to check their recards with the Adjutant, prior to this date.

2-Corps Rife Meeting. Competitors are reminded that launches will leave Queen's Pier at 7.45. a.m., 8.15 m. and 1.30 p.m., calling at Kowloon Police Pier ten minutes later..

Competitors will make their own arrangements for tiffins. The can- teen will be in attendance.

Dress Uniform Musketry order. Helmets to be worn when firing.

Entries to be sent in by Tuesday,

Landon, S.W.L., are pleased to announce that they bare made many friends by their consistant success in introducing tosa returning from the Exst to suitable

April 8. Employ Diretorships, Partnerships, or

Correspondence with mant at Home

is This old-established and reliable Bouse invited from all others about to retur

THE HONG

SERVICE TO READERS.

KONG DAILY PRESS, LTD., sad the HONG RONG WEEKLY PRESS, through their London Office, at 53, FLEET STREET, E.C. 4, are prepared to give Subscribers and Visitors advice regarding accommodation available, motoring facilities, suitable shop ping centres, etc.

Officers in charge firing point:- Friday, April 18,

Morning:-

Lieut. A. H, Potts,

Lieut. L. F. Nicholson.

Afternoon:

Lieut. D. M. Richards. 2/Lieut. H. G. Williams, Saturday, April "is. Lieut. Q. Duncan, M.B.E. 2/Licut, J. H. Bottomley. Afternoon

Morning:

Capt. E J. R. Mitchell.

2.-Range Allotment. Ranges are allotted as follows Thursday, April 7-Kennedy Road to Scottish Company.

No. 1137 Corp. D. L Stréllett

Talk to her. is merely unintelligible distinguish one word from another.

sound.

Lisp cases by comparison are

to be Second-Lieutenant. Authority simple. They can usually be pass- C-5.0. 2 in 198/1830.

No. 1300 Pte. R. J. D. C. Grievė,

Machine Gun Troop, to be Lance. Corporal as from date.,

13.-Strength The following recruits have been taken on the strength and posted as under

No. 1508 Pte. A. G. Clarke, Armoured Car Co., Car Section, as from April 12, 1930.

No. 1586 Pte, J. P. Whitham, No. Platoon, aa from April 15, 1930, 14. Struck. Of the Strength. Having completed three years' service:--

No. 1157 L-Cpl. W. Loureiro, No. 9 Platoon, as from April 4, 1930.

No. 1139 Pte. J. A. Fox, No. 3 Platoon, as from April 12, 1030.

No, 383 CS.M. M. M. Watson, Machine Gun Troop, as from March 5, 1930.

15.-Leave.

·

No. 739 L-Sergt. J. A. Watson, No. 5 Platoon, from March 29, 1030, to March 22, 1931.

B. C. BLACHEY, Captain, Acting Adjutant, H.K.V.D.C. Hong Kong, April 16, 1930.

*HOTICE.

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ELOPEMENT OF A ~CHAUFFEUR..

TEARS AFTER SHORT-LIVED ADVENTURE.

A married chouffeur who robbed his employer and eloped with the maid next door appeared" at Brom- ley Police Court recently

The man, Leslie Newibam Taylor, aged thirty-two, of Granville Park, Lewisham, was accused of stealing a leather suit case, silver flash, and a pair of trousers, the property of Sir Harry Bird, J.P., of Kinnaird Avenue, Bromley,

It was stated that Taylor wrote in a note he left for his wife:"T find that work is pretty dull. I must have some excitement; it is. getting on my nerves."

A detective said that Taylor wAS the chauffeur for Sir Harry Bird, and his wife the cook. He left his wife one day, stole the property. and absconded with the maid from the house next door. He was found in a boarding house at Sid- Taylor bad taken all his whotints cup.

wife's money out of her purse to pay for his first week's rent."

Taylor, who pleaded guilty, and cried bitterly while giving evidence, was fined £5, or a month's impri- Bomment,

The undermentioned have been collected for Dr. Barnardo's Home-

Sergeants' Hess

870,50 9.46

Canteenadujem Com-

If when at home, they will call

Friday, April 25-Kennedy Road or telephone to the above address, they will receive the utmost saint and Miniature to Portuguese, anes and the latest available infor-pany, GANSKA

·mation on all subject of enquiry Friday, May Kennedy Road to will be placed at their disposal.n Armoured Car Company.

Drafts for these amounts have been forwarded to the Secretary, Dr. Barnardo's Evrae:.

He went to prison because he was unable to pay the fine..

"There is no reason in the world why the official order should not re- cognise us," said the secretary to a. “Sunday Express representative yesterday. Our beliefs are simi-, Jar, our ritual is precisely the

same.

Members of the official order can, all members are welcome. Yet, come to our Grand Lodge; in fact,

despite the fact that the only dif ference is our sex, we are not re- cognised as Masona

Masonic furnishers and jewellers have been expressly forbidden to supply Co-Masonic bodies with Masonic insignia or furniture, and such essentials of the craft are now being supplied privately.

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