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MISCELLANEOUS PROGERDINGS .. No. 52 or 1030,-
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IN THE MATTER OF HONG N that A SECOND INTERIM
KONG AMUSEMENTS: LIMITED,
AND
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COMPANIES 1911-1029.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DIVIDEND of ONE SHILLING Per Share on Account of the Financial Year ending 31st Maxon, 1931, has been declared by the Directors of the Com THE pany in BRISBAND, payable to Abars-
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and SINGAPORE on THURSDAY, 18TH
DECEMBER, 1930,
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MONDAY. From CLOSED DECEMBER THURSDAY, 187H (Both Days DECEMBER,
preparation of inclusive) for Dividend Warrante
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a Petition presented to the Eupreme Court of Hong Kong on the 17th Bay of Quronas, 1930, for Confirming the Reduction of the Capital of the above Company from $200,000.00 to $160,000.00 al for the Confirmation of a Scheme of Arrangement in directed to be heard before His Hóvour Mx, JrSTICE J. R. WOOD at 10.80 o'cLOOK in the
FORENOON OD TUESDAY, the 2D
DAY of DECEMBER, 1930.
DEACONS,
Solicitors for the Company. [10170
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PROBATE JURISDICTION.
IN THE GOODS OF COLOSAL AL. FRED HERBERT TUBBY, O', C... LATE OF TUR ALBANT HOTEL HASTINGS, IN THE COUNTY OF BUSE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, DE- CEASED.
TOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Court han, by virtue of the Provisions of Section 38 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1897, mads An Order Limiting the Time for Creditors and Others to send in their Claims against the above Estate to the 10TH DECEMBER, 1950. All Creditors and Others are accord. ingly hereby required to send in their Claims to the Undersigned on or before That Date.
DEACONS.
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Hong Kong
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SCHOOLS ASSOCIATED
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NOTICE.
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The Dates for the March and April Meetings will be announced Later.
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ALL Members are Cordially
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DETAILS OF PERSONNEL.
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1930.
INDIAN RECREATION CLUB'S "DOUBLE."
SOOKUNPOO CLUB HEADING BOTH DIVISIONS,
CRAIGENGOWER AGAIN TROUNCE KOWLOON IN FRIENDLY,
Although no less than eight ericket antches were played over the week-end, only two of these were league fixtures, and there resulted in victories for the Indian Recreation Club over the Navy and Police in the senior and junior divisions, respectively; While the LRO have secured 10 points out of a possible 19 in Division 1., they have not dropped a point in the junior section out of five matches played and are now being seriously considered as con- tenders of championship honours,
Craigengower Cricket Club again got the better of Kowloon flast season's champions), while a high-scoring match between H.K.C.C., and C.S.C.C. resulted in a draw:
League batting honours went to A. R. H. Esmail, of the I.R.C. seconds, who made 80 not out, while F. M. el Arculli of the same team was the most successful bowler, hid figures being 6 for 18.
FINE C.S.C.C. FIRST-WICKET STAND.
LEAGUE-DIVISION I."
GOOD BOWLING BY INDIANS.
Playing at home, the Royal Navy won the toss but going in to bat, they found A. R. Minu and F. D. Pereira bowling on the top of their form with the result that the whole side was out for a paltry 53 runs.. The former secured six wickets for i 29 runs while the latter had 4 for Glass and Baker were the highest scorers for the Navy, each making 11 runs.
23.
Senior Service Loss By Thres Wickets.
With only 58 runs to get for a win, it looked as though the Indians would have an easy task, but they soon had a shock for Laslett, was bowling extremely well and at one stage seven wickets were drown for 48 runs. Then a partner- ship between A. A. Rumjahn (40) not out) and Pereira (20) changed the entire complexion of the game, the visitors eventually winnning by 3 wickets. Rumjahın "played a very stylish innings, while Pereira hit n beautiful sixer in the course of an exterprising knock.
For the Navy, Lasielt returned the good average of 7 for 33.
The scores were:--
Royal Navy. Lieut-Comdr, D. P. Evane, b
Minu. Lieut. C. L. Glass, b Pereira 1i 'Mid. R.. M. D. Ponsonby, c
..........
4
A. K. Minu, b A. R. Minu 7 A.B. F. Laslett, o S. A. 1e-
mail, b' Minut................. Surg. Lieut.-Comdr. H. H. Harkin, e A. H. Rumjahu, b Minu
drive past cover on several occa sious: Hiptoola collected 31 very rapidly. The Indians von by seven wickets, ned when stamps were drawn, they had totalled 196 for five wickets.
The scores were:-...
Police R.Ü.
F. E. Booker, e Barma, b A.
R. Abbas
21
C. F. Alexander, b Arculli ... 2§ B. G. Baker, e Rumjahn, b
M. R. Abbas
Williamson, e Rumlabn, b.
Arculli
A. Reynolds, b Areuli
1
W. le B. Sparrow, e Hiptools,
b. Arculli
0
B-Thorpe, b Arealti
Danbrousky, b Rumjahn
0
11
Loughlin, not out
Drawery, Mohamed, b A.
R. Abbas
• 13. Clarke, e Barma, b Hadar ... 4
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis:
107
K
0. M. R. W. F. M. él Arculli 11 4 16 A. M. Rumjahu 0 10 M. R. Abbas.... 7.0 33 2
A. R. Abbas
5 0
24
A. R. Sufiad 3 2
4
0
M. P. Madar, ... 1.3 0
Indian R.V.
M. P. Madar, run out
46
J. S. Ackber, b. B. d. Baker 4 D. Mohammed, b Alexander is A. R. Hajec Esmail, not out 807% E. Hiptocla, c and b Dan-
brousky
F. M. el Arculli; e and b
Loughlin...
31
0
13
8
Total (for 5 wickets)................196.
A. R. Suffiad, not qut
0
Extras
Comdr. F. C. Baker, c S. A.
Ismail, b Minu. ......... .... 11 Mid. J. H. Barrett, not out... 10 Lieut. G. Cobb,-b Pereirn
1
Comdr, E. A. Aylmer, b
Pereira
0
Sub-Lieut. F. W. B. Edwards,
b Minu
S.B.A. J. Dudley, b Pereira
Extras
Total
A. M. Rumjahn, M. R. Abbas,
H. T. M. Barns, and A. R. Abbas did not but..
Hooker
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W.
7.: 0 37 0
B. G. Baker... 30 0 44. 1 Alexander
20
1
57
Sparrow
Thorpe
5 0 33 20
Danbrouskyest 3 0.
4
Loughlin Reynolds
Bowling Analysia.
O. M. R. 1. Pereira m 14.2 3 23 A. R. Minu. 14 3 20
Indian B.G.
A. el Arculli, Edwards, b
Dudley
S. A. Ismail, e Barrett, b
Laslett
A. H. Madar, e Barreit, b
Laslett
14
A. K. Minu, b Larlett gy 0 O. Ismail, e and b Laslett ... 1 A. H. Burhinhn, cand
Laalott
A. R. Minu, b Laslett.....
A. A. Rumjahn, not out.....
·F. D. Pereira, b Ponsonby N. Nazarin, e Baker, b
Ayliner
J. M. A. Rumjshp, e Cobb,
b.Laslett Extras
Tota).
Laelett
Dudley
Bowling Analysis.
7
10
40
29
LEAGUE TABLES.
Division I.
0
P. W. D. L Pts. Indian R.C........ 4 3 I 0. 10 Hong Kong CC, 2 0 2 .. 2 Kowloon C.0.1 1 0 1 | University in 1 0 0 10
RA,
100 1 Navy
1 0 0 1 0 The Civil Service O.C. the Craigengower C.C. and the Argylls have not yet commenced on their League fixtures. 2.
25
3:
138
0. M. B. W: 9.2.0 36 7
Glass .............5
Ponsonby
Aylmer
A 011 1.
0 28
0161 090
5
*0" 16
Q
Edwards gi
DIVISION, II,
INDIANS BEAT POLICE EASILY- AT HAPPY VALLEY.
Opening the innings for the Police, Alexander (25) and Booker
· Division II.
K.C.C. AGAIN LOSE TO C.C.C.
Good Bowling by R. Lae. Keoping a perfect length and com- ing in dangerously, from the leg, R. Ler, the Craigongower, bowler, who took 6 wickets for 14 runa against K.O.C. at Happy Valley on Saturday, played a great part in the five-wicket victory for the home
tenim...
Kowloon batted first hut were all out for 38 runs, Lyal being the only minn to reach double figure. He minde 14 runs.
Facell with this small total, the home team started disastrously, the first three wickets falling for only one run. Then Paterson came to tho reaguo with 41 runs, the side finally being out for 80, The scores wero -
C.C.C.
CLUB SECONDS WIN.
46 80
C.R.C. "AT HOME."
RESULT OF MIXED DOUBLES FINAL..
LADY CHOW PRESENTS
PRIZES.
11
WEEK-END YACHTING.
RESULTS OF CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS.
The results of the Royal Hong. Kong Yacht Club's third Cham The grounds of the Chinese Repionship Race for sailing yachts, exostion Club presented a gay and Tun on Saturday over a course animated scene on Saturday after 8.79 miles, from Lyemun Beacon to noon, when members of the Club Channel Rocks, were as follows: ontertained a large number of triends on the occasion of their an. fual At Home." The gathering included a large number of ladies, and at the conclusion of the day's exhibition of tennie, Lady Chow presented trophice to prize winners nd others who participated in the
Rhine.
The opportunity was niso takon to play off the final of the Mixed Doubles Championship ol the Colony, the tournament, organized by the Club Mix Enid Lo and
Another High Scoring Match. While their senior teams were r. M. W. Lo carned the right engaged at Happy Valley, the junior to the title by defeating Mr. C. elevens of H.R.C.C. and C.B.C.C.4. L. Rumjahn and Mrs. McCaw took the field on the town ground by 0-2 0-3. in what eventually turned out to be After ten had been served, the a high-scoring match.
gathering assembled in front of the The visitors who batted first made Clubhouse for the presentation of 170 runs for 7 wickets when prizes.
they declared their innings closed. A. E. Happy spoechos reviewing the Wood was top-scaror with a well-Club's success in tennis were made played 42.
by Mr. Ng Bre Kwong, Chairman of the Club, the Hon, Dr. S. W. Tso and Mr. R. E.. Lindsell, Pre- sident of the Hong Kong Jawn Tennis Association,
Going in to bat, the Club went for the runs from the start, and thanks to 34 by Armstrong and 37 by Planner, passed their opponents total with three wickets in hand. When stumps were drawn they had 185 for 7.
The scores were:-
0.8.0.0. (7 wickets, dec.)... 170 H.E.C.C. (for 7 wickets) ...... 185
KOWLOON - SECONDS DRAW WITH ARGYLLS.
Fine "Keeping" by Capt. Moir.
A feature of this match at King'a] Park was the fine wicket-keeping of Capt. Meir who stumped no less than four batamen.
The bome team taking first knock, totalled 103, with Hall (49) as top scorer, while Raven made 29 and Smith 26.
The Argylls replied with 101 for 5 Dewar Durie being top-scorer with 30 while Robson had 27 and Taylor 22.
The following is a list of the prize winnere:-----
Prize List.
Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Asso- ciation (Tonnis Loague):-"Ā” Division Champions, I.R.C. (Cap- tain S. 4. Rumjahn); "B" Divi- sion Champions, C.R.C. (Captain Ho Ka Luk); "C" Division Cham- pions, C.R.C. (Captain. Iu Tak Law); Mixed Doubles (Longue), Winners I.R.C.
Open Mixed Doubles Champion- ship of the Colony:-Champions, M. W. Lo and Miss E. Lo; Run ners-up, C.. A. L. Rujahi and Mrs. McCaw
Chatb Tournament Handicap: Doubles Winners, M.
(1029-30)
W. Lo and H. Lo: Runners-up: W. C. Hung and W. H. Choa. Handicap Mixed Doubles Winner, M. K. Lo and Miss G. Le; Run ners-up, Ho Ka Lau and Mrs, Ho Ka Lau. Handicap Singles "A": | 183 Winner, Hon Luer Fung; Runner- up, M. W. L Handicap Singles "B" Winner, Taui Wai Pui; Itunner-up,
Chuu Hung Nin. WIN FOR CLUB DE RECREIO.Championship Doubles-Challenge
The Acores were: K.C.C.
A. & S. H. (for 5 wickets)
... 101
Cups (presented by Mr. Ng Sze Kwong)-Champions, M. K. Lo Good Bowling by G. Guterres,
and W. Lo Runners-up, Luk Ding Club de Recreio entertained Kang Cheung and Luk Craigengower Cricket Club juniors Cheung. Championship Bingle in a friendly and won comfortably Challenge Cups (presented by Mr. by seven wickets. G. A. Guterres Ho Kom Tong): Champion, M distinguished himself with a fine K. Lo; Runner-up, Ho Ka Lau. piece of bowling, taking 4 wickets for 5 runs, thus helping to dismiss | the visitors who batted first for the small total of 85 runs.
Tho home team had no difficulty in knocking off the required runs, and when stumps were drawn, they had 157 for 6, with F. J. Remedios (50, retired) as top-scorer.
The scores were:- 0.0.0.
Recreio (for 5 wickets)
"H!! Olass. (Started at 7.25 ̄μ1.m.)
F'shed Ctd. Pts.
Times. Timcs.
4.23.82 1.17:47
В
Dinna (0) Colleen (2) Rolla. (5) ....... La Linda (1) Norena (7) 4.18.05 4.18.03 20 Argulla (3) 4.21.27 4.14.17 17 Dorothen (4).
4.25.25 4.13.80 1 "I," "Y" and "@" Classes. (Started at 2.30 p.m.).
...... 4.22.98 4:19.45 13
4.19.59 4.10.33 14 ...4.18.50 13.11 18
Fshed Ctd. Pts. Times. Times. 4.38.03 4.38.03. 19
Daphno (3) Why Wonder (8) 4.44.26 4.41.32 20 Winge (4) 4.4204 4:38.10 19 Bluenose (1) 4.33,14 4.30.20 24 Boojum (6) ...... 4.43.03. 4. 10.00-23 ... 4.40.81 4.37.37 27 Speedwell (2)
4,43,10 4.40. 10, ́D Adanno (7)
4.44.29 4.38.17 14 Zephyr (5)
8.05.25 4.50.423 Lola. (9)
CRUISER CHAMPIONSHIP.
...
In the second Cruiser, Champion- ship sailed yesterday over a courao, Discovery Day-Islet-Green Island -Stonerutters (distance 24 miles), the results were as follow:-
(Started at 10,5 a.m.)
F'shed
Ctd. Ptsi Times TimeS. 2.43.0 2.21.21 18 Azuma (3)...... La Cigale (4) 2.97.37 9.27.37 19 ...... 3.30.18 2.24.58 30 Isis (2) Norseman (7) 3.00.48 2.37.36 20 Queen. Bee (11)... 3.28.20 2.51.42. 11.
3.00.32 2.33.41 1 Irene (0).....
......2.46.51 2.29.47 19 U. & I. (6)
..... 8.80.13 9.30.42 20 Coquette (8) Carlow (8) 3.13.48 2.32.88-17 Wanderor (1)... 2.29.44.2.12.00 29 ........ 3.10.58 2.41.59:20 Snips (10)
Other Results. Results of the other tennis mat thes were as follow:-
"B" Division.
H. Lo and 3. K. Lo (C.R.C.)-
heat Leonard and Howard (Craigengower) (20............
beat Li and Wong (S.C.A.A.) beat Bux and Hoosen (1.R.C.) 6- C. T. Chiu and W. Hung
(C.R.C.)
boat Leonard and Howard- beat Li and Wong
beat Bux and Hoosen...
W. R. Cheung and F. E. Lau
(O.R.C.)
Mombers of the C.R.C. "B".. Team ---Lou Fok Ki. Cheung Wing. Kue, Lo Man Ho, Yew Man Kit, Chiu Tsun Chiu, Hung Wai Chíuy. and Lo Man Hin
Members of the "Rest" B teamme. S. A. R. Box, M. O. Hooson, J. W. Leonard, W: J. Howard, Wong Sin Wing and Li U. Wing.
Members of the C.R.C. "C" 05 Team-u Tak Lamp, Lau Man 157, Ching, Hon Luen Fung, Mow Yuk Kwan, Ip Kau Ko, Teui Wai Pui, Choi Ping Ear, Ng Kam Chuan, Kok Po Kan, Chan Hip Wo, Kwok Hing Sum, Leung Sai Wah, Lau Ting Wai, Choi Wing Hing, Cheung Wing Fan and Lau Man Kwong.
R.A.S.O. WIN AT SOOKUNPOO,
Low Scoring by Royal Signals. At Sookunpoo, the Royal Corps of Signals lost to the R.A.S.C. by three wickets.
Souvenir for the "Best" Tears. Taking first knock, the Signallers. Mombers of the "Rest" C Team: were all out for 49, Fry and Simp-D. A. Razack, A. K. Suffiad, G. son taking three wicketa ench for 11 A. Noronha, L. A. Ribeiro, Y. F. and 12 runs, respectively. The Chew and D. J. Anderson. R.A.S.C. replied with 04, Williams (Continued on nees Volumn.)
taking 4 for 33.-
The scores were:-
· F.A.S.C......................
40
SOMERSETS ENTERTAINED,
P. V. D.. L..Ptc. | FAREWELL CONCERT AT ST.
PATRICK'S GLUB...-
$
0 0: 15 G 0 1
Indian R.C. Club de Recreio. 3 Kowloon CO2 110 4 Hong Kong QC 8 11 1 4 University 21. 0 1 2 Craigengower 2.1 0 1 3 RASCïn 103 1.E... 100.1 Police... 2 0 0 20 R.C.S............. 2 0 0 "20
A delightful programme consist ing of musical and comic items was presented by members of the St. 3. Patrick's Club st a farewell con- cert hold on Saturday night to de- 0
parting members of the Somerset Light Infantry.
The Civil Service CC. has not yet Club made a farewell speech, in Fr. Riganti, President of the played a Lengue match.
-FRIENDLY......MATCHES.
HIGH SCORES AT HAPPY-
VALLEY
Playing at home. Civil Service
the course:
of which he expressed the happy wishes of the Club to the departing military members. In particular Fr. Riganti tendered thanks to Mrs. O'Hara, who is leaving together with the regiment, for the assistance given by her at the various social functions bold by the Club.
A fire programate was enjoyed.
The Gaselle contains fie draft of (24) put on 44 runs for the first Cricket Club drew with the Hong an Ordinance to amend further the wicket and the home team appeared Piers Ordinanco, 1809,
It is explained that the provito be in for a big innings when, the Kong Cricket Club in a high-scoring by a large guthoring, the outsband.
The visitors batted fret, and with sions of Brution 3 (4) of the Piers rest of their batsmen failed before match.
some good bowling, and the side PROGRAMMES ant Ordinance, 1800 which permit the was retired for. 107 runs: William-Owon Hughes making 61 (retired),
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
RAFT
DENTRY FORMS for the Governor in Council to remit the son mnde 15 while Loughlin helped Beck 30, Wright 40 and Reid 31
TWELFTH
Esmail Shines With the Bat,
ing items including musical con- tributions from the Hawaiian Serenadors,, violin solos by Master Abraham, and two very funny and THIRTEENTH whole or any portion of the rent with 31 not ont.: F. M. el Arcalli not out, declared at 179 for the lass numbres by Mr. Harrison." The
of 4 wickets.
Medway Glee Party rendered sover. EXTRA BACE MEETING to be of a pier. is limited in terms to took 5 for 18 runs for the visitors. held on SATURDAY, Gru sad 18zu "temporary" piers. This bag prov-
A first wicket stand for 110 by al songs in their own inimitable Bayer (20) and Richardson (87 hot style, and khamusing sketch "A DECEMBER, 1930, respectively, my od an embarrassing limitation in
out) gave the 0.8.C.C. an excellent Sister to Assist Her noted by start. Then they lost threo wickets Bransby & Co. was also apprecint sheaply and at the close were 141ed by the audience.
the end of the concert, tho The scores were H.K.00 (4 wickel, dec.). 120. Einging of "Auld Lang Syne and
the National Anthem,“ C.8.0.0. (total for 4 wickets) 141
be obtained at the RaOH COURBR, LORD certain cases, especially in the Going in first for the visitors, KONG CLUB, and CAUSEWAY BAY STARLES New Tornitorics, and is contrary M. P. Madar took practically all Molejas well OT OSE 1.18 O'look to the mirit of the Crown Fees the sting off the bowling with a MONDAY, lar Decor, 1930. Governor in Council is given, ja he was run out, Esmail was un MONDAY, Ben Dromaan, 1930. general discretionary power to re-defeated for 80 runs, and in making
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theap ho exploited á very pretty
boat Leonard and Howard boat Li and Wang beat, Bux and Hooseni
**" División.
F. Chew and D. J. N. An-
derson (University.) fort to Ng Kim Chuẩn and Ping Fan-......................
lost to Ip Kain Ko and Taui
Wai Puit............ beat Hon Luren Fung and
In Tak Lam
D. M. A. Haznek and A. K. Suad (Indian R.C.) Lost to Ng and Choi lost to Ip and Tsui lost to Hon and Ip L. A. Ribeiro and G.
Noronha (Club
Hecreio)
lost to Ng and Choi
3- 6
loss to Ip and. Trui
2.
Dancing was afterwards indulged
Jest to Hon and It.....
in the upper floor of the Club house.
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