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ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

NOTICE.

THE BALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of VOTING MEM. BERS will be held at the CLUB VALLEY, on MONDAY, HOUSE, Harn

24 NOVEMBER, 1930, at 6.15 P.M.

ALL Members are cordially invited

to ultond and participate disonaslon which may ensun.

any

By Order of the Stewards,

C. B. BROWN, Socrotary.

Hong Kong, 14th Nov., 1030.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

DENTRY

CLUB.

RAFT PROGRAMMES ant FORMS for the ELEVENTH, TWELFTH & THIK TEENTH EXTRA RACE MEET- ING to be hold on SATURDAY, TH NOVEMBER and 6TH and 13r DECEMBER, 1830 respectively, may be obtained at the Raor COURSE, HONG KONG CLUB, and OADERWAY BAT STABLES.

Enities will CLOSE at 12 o'clock NOON on the following dates

THURSDAY, 20th November, 1930. MONDAY, 1ST DECEMBER, 1930. MONDAY, 8TH DECEMBER, 1030,

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.

SUMMARY JURISDICTION ACTION NO. 1394 or 1930.

Berwzen

AND

..

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,

KOWLOON AND HONG KONG SHARE

POINTS IN BOTH DIVISIONS.

HIGH SCORING BY KOWLOONITES IN BOTH MATCHES.

WICKETS FAVOUR BATSMEN: FOUR INDIVIDUAL CENTURIES SCORED.

Chief interest in week-end cricket was eentred on the K.C.C.- H.X.C.C. match in the senior division of the leagug at King's Park while the meeting of the junior teams of those Clubs on the town ground also came in for a lot of attention Incidentally both ended in the points being divided, and, funnily enough, the K.C.C. ran

up huge totale in both matches, A feature in the junior game being a brilliant century by F. E. Skinner, who was not out for 100 runs. The only other league match was that between the Indinna and Royal Artillery (senior division) at Sóokunpoo, which, resulted in a win for the former by two wick- ets despite a century by Lieut, A. H. Musson.

A high scoring mätch (friendly) between the, Police N.C. and` Royal Corps of Signals saw two further individual centuries re- corded-the scorera being Booker (Police) and Williams (R.C.S.).

INDIANS' FIGHT AGAINST THE CLOCK.

LEAGUE-DIVISION 1.

KOWLOON SHARE POINTS WITH HONG KONG.

Fine Knock by E. F. Fincher,

As expected, the meeting of these two teams at King's Park resulted FOR PING CHUEN, Plaintif in the points being shared.

Defendant LEE WING, TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTI

that a Writ of Foreign Attach ment against all the Property Movable and Immovablo of the above-named Defendant was issued on the 18th Day of NOVEMBER, 1930. Returnable on the 29TH Day of NOVEMBER, 1990, parsuant to the provisions of the Hong Kong Code of Civil Procedure.

Dated the 13th day of Nov., 1930.

WILKINSON & GRIST, The Plaintiff's Bolicitors, 9, Queen's Road Contra!

Hong Kong.

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IN THE SUPREME COURT of HONG KONG.

SUMMARY JURISDICTION

ACTION No. 1385 07 1930,

BETWEEN

J

FOK PING CHUEN, Plaintif

AND

LEE WING, ... Defendant

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Writ of Foreign Attach- ment against all the Property Movable and inmorable of the above-named Defendant was issued on the 13th Day of NOVEMBER, 1980, Koturnable on the 26 Day of NOVEMBER, 1930, pursuant to the provisions of the Hang Kong Code of Civil Procedure.

Dated the 13th day of Nor., 1980.

WILKINSON & GEIST,

The Plaintiff's Solicitors,

9, Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong.

CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREMĘ. ORIENT.

MORTGAGE BANK AND ESTATE AGENTS.

The home team batted firal, and thanks to very excellent innings by W. Brace (88) and E. F. Fincher (71), were able to declare at 101 for the loss of only three wickets.

Opening the innings for the Islanders," Pearce (32) and Mit- thell (27) scored at a fairly good rate but after the former was out, the scaring slowed up somewhat, and at the close of play the Club had 87 for four wickets. E. F.

Fincher followed up his fine batting isplay by taking two wickets for 8

runs.

cricket, while A. K. Minu again unmo off with 10 runs. The winning hit was not marle, however, till the last but one over when Pereira crashed the ball to, the ropes amid much applause.

The scores were:-

Royal Artillery.

Sgt. Lewis, e A. A. Rumjahu,

b Minu.....h

Lt. Macfarlan, b Pereira: 22 Lt. Haselwood, e O. Ismail,

b Pereira.

L. A. H. Musson, e Osmail,

b Pereira

L. C. G. A. Christinu, b

Pereira

Lt. Wolfe Barry, Pereira L-Col. W. F. Christian, h

Arculli

Gor. Lowen, not out

.102

...100

FE: Skinner, not out.. A. R. F. Raven, e Mackenzie,

b Collins

ទ

D. M. Gregory, b Collins, 10 G. A. V, Hall, b Chadwick.... 10

K. Mackaskill, b Wolff ......... H. E, Lindsell, not out......

Extras ........................

Total (for 7 wkts., doc.).,223

A. J. Kow and H. Overy did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

.0., M. R. W.

40

1

8 0 40 3 0

Woll ............ 17.0 Chadwick Flamer............. 20. 12 Collins Paterson

0 0 42 3 7 0

44 0 Hong Kong D.ỤC TI H. Armstrong, b Gregory 33 . Paterson, b Overy 19 KH, Wild, b Lawrence

A, J. Wolf, not out

J. R. Hinton, e “Lindsell, `b

18

12

P. W. J. Planner, b Gregory D E. J. Collins, not out

Extras

0

18

Tota! (for 8 wickets) ....138

W. W. Mackenzia, 3. phreys, J. Chadwick and Stanesby did not bat.

Bowling Analysis,

Lee

Uvery Raven Skinner

Lawrence

Gregory

0.

M. R. W.

B 4 94 1

9

3 32 1

5 0 15 0

3 0

0

3 0 25

LEAGUE TABLE,

IRC. H.K.C.C. K.C.C. University

R.A.

Division I.

NOVEMBER 17, 1930.

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Poste Restante Correspondence.

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Registered Articles,

Mr. Innko (Ianko Cireus), Win Meloughlin.

Unpaid Correspondence.

M. Laeson, R. L. Stewart,

Unclaimed Radio Telograms.

Limtetlim, Ho Hong Bank from Sonageilint; Padovani, Hong Kong Hotel from Yunnanfu; Govern.

P. W. D. L Pts. Bank from San Francisco; 1360 2867

2 0 2

3 2

0 I

7

1 0

0 1

1 0 1 0

0

1 0 0 1 0

The Civil Service Cricket Club, the Crigengower Cricket Club, the Argylla and the Royal Navy have not jet commented on their League

fixtures.

Division II.

0

0

Gnr. Salmon, b Arculli L/Bdr. Combey, st, S. A.

Ismail, b A. H. Humjahn... 4 Gor. Akaster, b A. H., Rum-

jakn

I.R.C.

Recreio

K.C.C.

0

H.K.C.C.

10

University

Extras

24

C.O.C.

R.A.S.C

Total

.174

Polica

RE...

Bowling Analysio..

O. M. R. W.

Pereira

142 3 58

W. Brace. c Mare, b Beck ... 58 E. C. Fincher, Owen

Hughes

$

A. R. Minu...

11. 7 12

Arculli

+ 3

2

A

Iraneo

0 37.

E. F. Fincher, st. Pearce, b

Duckitt

Madar

0

34

71

Ramjuhn

2

0 7

F. Zimmern, not out

11.

W. C. Hung, not out............

Extras.....

A. A. Runjabe 1

0 13

0

3

A. H. Rumjaha 20

10

12

Indian R.C.

The scores were:-

Kowloon 0.0.

Total (for 3 wkts., dec.)..161

J. C. Lyal, F. Gondwin, G.

C. Burnett, F. S. W. Smith, A. W. R. Adams and D. S. Green did not bat.

Beck Reid

Bowking Analysis.

A. H. Rumjahn, Combes,

b Musson

22

A. H. Madar, b Musson... 59

A.. A. Rumjahn, e Akaster,

b Wolle Barry

15

A. K. Mina, b C. G. A. Chris-

tian

to'

0. M. R.

W.

A. R. Mibu, e Lower, b C.

12 0 35 1

G. A. Christinn

1.

11 0 51 0

F. D. Pereira, not out

19

O. Ismail, b Musson

Owen Hughes ... il 1 34 More

Erongon

3 1 0 D

Divettisense R 2. 12 Duckitt ............ Q 11 1, Hong Kong 0 0.

8. A. Ismail, e Macfarlan,

b Muason....

B. R. france, e Akaster, b

Musson

J. M. A. Ramjahn, not out...

Extras

.... 14

Total (for a wickets). 178

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T. E. Pearce, run out

32

E. J. R. Mitchell, e Lynl, b

E. F. Fincher

2

G. R. Mare, not out

10

E. R. Duckitt, e Adams, b

E. F. Fincher......

7

A. el Arculli did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

H. Owen Hughes, e Lyal, b

'Brace

10

O. "M. R. W. W. F. Christian. 6 0 Musson

10,5 រ 37

0

5

Wolle Barry Lowen

3. 0 94 .I

3 0 20 0

27

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E. C. Etherington, not out v

Extra

Total (for 4 wickets) 87

O. E. C. Marton, J. Macfar Inno, A. Reid, A. Č. Beck and G. E. R. Divett did not bat.

Bowling Analysis.

Goodwin

0. M. R. W.

7 0 10 0

3 0 18

Â

.0. G.. A. Chris-

tian

30

HIGH SCORING BY K.C.C.

9 0 12 07

F. E. Skinner, not out.....

..100,

Lyal...... Smith...........i Braco.............. 7 4 30 E. F. Fincher ... 3 8 Burnett

3 0 13 .0

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But Indians Take Full Points.

A feature of the game between the Indians and Royal Artillery was

century by Lieut. A. H. Musson who

As in the senior division, the meeting of the H.K.C.C. and K.O.c. ended in a draw.

P. V. D. L Pts. 4 4 0 0 19 320 I 2110 4

1-1 10 1013

3

1 0 3 3

0 1

1. 0 10 0 1 0

.0 0

R.C.S.

The Civil Service Cricket Club hne not yet played a League match.

42.

FRIENDLY MATCHES.

TAME GAME RESULTS IN DRAW.

Playing at Happy Valley, the Civil Service Cricket Club drew with the I.A.8.C.

The home team batting first, totalled 152 for a wickets when they declared their intings closed. Their top scorer was F. E. Matthewa who made 0 runs in fine style.

Showing no enterprise, the RA.S.C. sat on the splice from the start, and at the close of play were 73 rs for 7 wickets with Fry (20) as their top scorer.

The scores, were:~. C.8.C.C. (6 wickets, declared) 152 RA.8.C. (for 7 wickets)

HIGH SCORING ON POLICE GROUND.

4

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6670 0022 1140 2639 6791 1848 0702 0304 0615 from Swatow; Panlincho," 44, Mongkok Road, Yaumati from Dartagnan; Sinhwaeng, Lolging House from Saigon; 2080 from Swa- tow; 3338 from Yunnanfu; Good.. will from Swatow; Hahn, Hong Kong Hotel from Berlin; 4137 from Balikpapan, 3338 from Yunnanfu;

Pungkes, Cansing from Sandakan; Manjookshing from Soerabaja.

HASTINGS S.O.S. FOR WORMS!

3,000 MORE WANTED AT ANGLING CONTEST.

Hastings ran out of worms recent- ly. An urgent message for 3,000 more fat and appetising ones was sent by the Ashing festival authori tins to Dungeness, where the "worme de luxe", cómo from.

When the National Federation of Sea Anglers' contest started there

SAILING

NOTICE

CHRISTMAS SAILING

S.S. "PRESIDENT TAFT"

will sail from

HONG KONG

for

SAN FRANCISCO

DECEMBER

1st

ARRIVING SAN FRANCISCO

DECEMBER 23rd.

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE

Money and Markets

were 12,000 worms enjoying the HONG KONG TRADE. TRADE DEPRESSION AND

Hastings air. When night came only three dozen were left, the others having been enjoyed in turn by the thousands of fish that have

already been landed. Thus the whirligig of time brings its revenge, even with worms.

WOOLLEN PROSPECTS

GOOD.

By to-morrow night we shall The following reports are taken have used 15,000 worms," Mr. R. V. from the fortnightly review issued Cobb, the Federation secretary, "told

Cotton Piece Goods,

..

a reporter. "This is a worm roy the Hong Kong General Chani cord because we have a record entry her of Commerce:-- of competitors-over a thousand. Herring or mackerel eut up into small pieces are also used as bait." The market remains quietly More than 10,000 fish were caught steady." Small quantities of mis the first day of the competition,cellaneous ught cotton fancies have when the prize for the heaviest | beon negotinted. In the staples sec- catch of whiting went to a woman, tion, dealers enquiring for Whites Mrs. R. H. Dunkley, of Oread- "ex_stock" find holders firm in nought Club, London.

their price idena. In dyed styles, sinal placements of black italians; are reported.

PASSENGERS

Arrivals.

Cotton values have fluctuated con- siderably and close vide Liverpool quotations 13th instant, Mid, Am. "Spot" 6.11. Eg. Sakel, 9.85d.

There is very little now business

transactions

UNEMPLOYMENT.

DUE TO INSTABILITY OF GOLD,

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.)

LONDON, Nov. 18. Lord D'Aberbon, speaking at s dinner of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, declared that trade de- pression and unemployment through- out the world were due not to over production, but to the instability of gold as the standard of value.

After reference to the unlike. lihood of an increased production of gold, or that the non-monetary demand for gold would fall off Lord D'Abernop, asid that, relief. must therefore be derived · from/" remedial measures in the manage=" ment of gold, Greater econoiny in its use and a more intelligent utilisation of existing reserves was necessary, Gold can be found to day in certain bank reserves if intelligent international action" is initiated. That was probably the most effective solution if applied in: time.

A Century On Eath Side, The Police Recreation Club and Royal Corps of Signals met at Happy Valley in a match that was productive of plenty of-rung, no less than 410 being scored during

The following passengers arrived the course of the afternoon.

Taking Girst knock, the Police on Saturday by the as Aeneas; to report in cotton piece goods, and made 200 for 4, Booker distinguish ditch, Mrs. E. T. Breakspear, Mis

Miss M..Aveyard, Miss F. Howly miscellaneous

have transpired: ing himself with 115 (retired). D. Breakspear, Ara. K E. Black,

There is a small local demand for Reynolds also contributed a very Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brown, white shirtings but prices are not

Fared with this huge total, the herd, Mrs. M. P. Carnan, Miss F. sympathy with the advaWORLD'S COPPER OUTPUT.

A. J. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Cow. good. Manchester quotations rose Bignallers went for the runs right A. Cannan, Master J. & Cannan, of in the absence of way general

raw material, but have since from the start, and they were only Mrs. E. W. Clemo, Master F. Jdemand.

useful 30.

Woollens,

6 in arrears with four wickets in D. Clento, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. hand when stamps were drawn: Choong, Mr. J. Dalriel, Mr. J. J. feature of their innings was Edmondson, Mr. F. P. Egerton, Thero has been further enquiry, brilliant 109 not oft by Williams. Saunders made 30 not out and Lockyer 30.

Kowloon batted first and with Skiver and Mackay 'in, forin with │" the bat were able to declaro at 293 uns for the loss of only seven wickets. Skinner played polished

The scores were:- P.R.C. (4 wickets, declared) 209 I.C.S. (for e wickets)........ 201

ENJOYABLE GAME AT

POKFULAM.

Miss M. Falconer, Mr. S. G. Croera gaberdines, venetians and mel sett, Mr. A. H. Glendinning, Mr. bons for prompt shipment and a U. 3. Harkson, Mr. and Mrs. H. fow small orders have been arrang

MAY BE REDUCED 20,000 TONS: A MONTH.

[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

NEW YORK, Nov. 15. The outcome of the conférences.

P. Harris, Mits V. N. Harris, Mr. ed. Clearances of winter cargo held for the past fortnight, at J. Johnstone,, Mr. and Mrs. H. E continue satisfactorily and the which over 80 per cent. of the Keylock, Misa A. M. Keylock, Mr. local market is favourable to the

H. W. Lane, Mra. C. J. Main, Miss dealers. Prospects for now busi M. J. O. Main, Mrs. L D.

ness for next season appear to be MeNicoli, Mr. and Mrs. G. R, Blur- ray, Mr. J. M. McHutchon, Miss good and buying for July/August

A M. Pain, Mrs. J H. Roberts, The 1.R.C, accends, journeyed to Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Spoble, Master Pokfulam where they were enter-R. S. Scobie, Mr. J. C. Smith, Mr.

mation on all subjects of enquiry a dashing, though somewhat lucky cricket for his 100 not out; his Indians Beaten By Soven Wickote, B. N. Ooi, Mrs. J. O. Pain, Mihipments should soon commence..

will be placed at their disposal ❤

timing and placing being a treat to

copper producers in the world are represented, is that the Copper Institute, which is the principal United States organisation of its kind, recommends voluntary restric tion of production in order to bal- once output and demande

This recommendation, if adopted,

a mouth.

knocked up 102 runs to save his watch. Mackay, too, played well,tained by a team cartained by Mr. | A. C. Stood. Mr. J. T. Smith, M KERB MARKET IN FRANCE. will reduce output by 20,000 tons DON'T LEAVE HONG KONG side from what threatened at one bringing off some nice shots during H. T. M. Barma. The latter won ter A. Smith, Mr. A. O. Smith,

without giving anTM Order for the Weekly Pres to be sent to your Address for

THREE MONTES SIX MONTHS...... TWELVE MONTHS

$1.00

88.00 $16,00

stage to be complete collapse.

hie atay at the wickets.

casily by soven wickets after dis- Min G. R. Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. Tho gunners, taking first knock,

missing the Indians who batted . K. M. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. started shakily, and at one time-Although they were not nearly-sorat, for the poor total of 38 runs.

W. Stopford, Mrs. T. O. Tjiang, For tho, visitors M. P. Maday Mr. E. F. Thorne, Mr. A. Wear were six wickets down, for 40 runa. enterprising, consistent batting on

the part of the Club men saved them played his usual sound innings for and Mrs. K. H. Yap, Then Musson caigo to the rescue, from defeat. Their top scorer was with 24 which was the result, of a 34 runs while A. R. Suflad helped being well supported by Macfarlan,

H. J. Armstrongi who made 33, while very pretty innings. who scored 22. For the Indiana, Pereira took five wickets for 58 runs. A, J. Wolff helped with 29 not out,

The Indians had "but oighty minutes in which to get the runs, but with one eye on the clock, they brought off a very creditablo win, In making 60 runi,

ful exhibition ....of

Midar

de isilugi

enterprising

The scores were

Kowloon 0.0. II, `

F. E. Lawrence, o and b

Chadwickprentarades

N. A. Mackay, st. Stanes

Chafe

wick

¿MEASURES TO TIGHTEN CONTROL.

(THROUGH NEUTER'S AGENCY,];

PARIS, Nov, 10..

Leaders of the industry who are co-operating in a curtailment pro gramme-hope--that some of the surplus stock can gradually be worked off.

The announcement immediately. affected market prices, which hard- The Minister for Finance antied to 11 cents per lb. esib. nounces that measures will shortly

Mr. Barma's side started shakily R.M.S. Empress of Russia arrived but A. B. Salieman hit out morrily at Nagasaki yesterday at p.30 a.m.; be taken to tighten the control of for 69 (retired) to help them to leaves to-day at 7 am, is due at the kerb market (Coulisse), whose pass their opponente score after Kobe to-morrow at 7 aim, and dealings are much more speculative only three wickota had fallen. A. eaves the same day at. p.m. than the official Stock farket. Baker played very well for his 40. RMS. Empress of Japan arrived (retired) while H. Normanbhoy at Woosung yesterday at 8.30 am, was a trifle lucky In 'getting 30. lesves, to-day at 8 am is die at

Mr. Batma’o XIA

samo day at 6 p.m.

The measures elude a aitan! guarantee of brokerage funds.co that investors will not lose by do

Brokers,

be housed wallah; THE

ADAM BANK RE-OPENS THROUGH BRUTER'S AGENCY.]

Panis, Nov. 15. The Adam Bark has re-opened

If business excep

reswined in