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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930.

End Sport.

After the interval: the sailors attacked, and Nash opened the scoring for them with a hard drive. Play was then transferred to the Navy's half and the soldiers missed several openings, shooting weakly in front of goal. However, after many brilliant sttemple, they succeeded in equalising, Bird giv ing Aitkin no change. Extra time South China-Pau Ka Ping; Liwas then called for, and after five minutes, Spanowick scored and won the untch for the Navy.

Result:-

BORDERERS' WIN OVER HIGHLANDERS. Bang, Lau Mau; Leung Lin

KOWLOON BEAT POLICE IN CLOSE GAME AT RAILWAY GROUND.

ENGINEERS SURPRISED BY BORDERERS IN JUNIOR

DIVISION.

The South Wales Borderers did wall to beat the Argyll and Authorland Highlanders by thres goals to one to earn their way into the second round of the senior shield competition when they mot at Sookunpoo on Saturday. This other game in this tour- nament ended in a win for Kowloon over the Police by the only goal scored in the match on the Itailway ground. *****In the junior shield competition, the Borderers, Navy and St. Joseph's all won their matches but the biggest surprise of the afternoon was the defeat of South China, leaders in the senior division, at the hands of the Chinese Athletic who wore playing at home. Other results' were na expected except the Borderers. I. E. match in the junior division which wentto the former.

Chan, Wong Mei Shun. Loung, Wing Chiu; Chan Miu On, Chu Kwok Luen, Fung King Cheung, Tam Kong Pak and Ip Pak Wa.

ARTILLERY ». NAVY. -

This game took place at Caro- ing Hill when the Royal Navy scored an Fasy rictory over rather week Artillery tenan by the | margin of soven gosis to one,

The match on the whole was

very one-sided, the Navy getting their firm goal almost immediately after the art through Farrow, Redgate put in the second, "and Warvek the third before. Salt wored the only goal for the gun

nory.

After the interval Magee put the sailors further ahead, and infare the fun whistle went, the Navy scored three more goals through Farrow, Peacock and Pearce, the inal seère being Navy 7; R. A. 1

The teams wore:—

B.A.-Joynaon; Hall, Taylor:

LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE TO ATHLETICS.dkiss, Salt, Cardley; Helu,

RESULTS AT A GLANCE.

SENIOR SHIELD-FIRST ROUND.

S. W. Borderers

Argylla

R.A.

SHIELD-FIRST ROUND.

LEAGUE-DIVISION I

SAV. Bordert rs Kowloon

3 Argylls

Police

JUNIOR

4

Police

Navy

1 St. Joseph's

Athletio

8

South China

R.Ʌ.

1

Navy

Recreio

1

St. Joseph'e

Club ..

1 Athletic

South China

Reortio

University

0

Kowloon

R.A.O.C.

S.W. Borderer's

South China

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LEAGUE-DIVISIÓN II.

LEAGUE DIVISION III.

BORDERS v. ARGYLLS.

I.A.S.C.

R.E.....

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Fuklen R.A.F.

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In the second half the Police were awarded a penalty, and it seemed certain that they would lead, but Angus, the Kowloon goalkeeper made a great save.

Rodgers, Allen, Wood and Walker.

Navy: Cluens; Dixon,

Lang mend, Gatehouse, Pearce, Ward; Magee, Peacock, Redgate Farron and Skinner.

RECREIO r. ST. JOSEPH'S.

Argylls... Navy

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Mr. Stokes lined up the follow- mig playera:--

Dogerty, Argylla Stowant; Fraser Grieve, Graat, AleDonald; Ballintyne, McNeil, King Bird and Reid.

Navy:-Aitkin; Miller, Carier; Robertson, Hoobs, Horner: Mar gan, Cardy, Naal, Kirkby and Spanswick."

ST. JOSEPH'S ", R.A.

The match was, played nt „Chat- ham Road and ended in n win for the Saints by two goals to one. From the start the Saints attacked, and from a corner Leonard opened the sering by a well-placed header.

After the interval the Gunners attacked but could make no head. way awing to their weak shooting. The Saints then broke away and Souza increased their lead, which, reduced by however, was Tryce in a seramble round the Col lege's goalmouth.

Mr. Lawrence lined up the fol | lowing teams :-

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St. Joseph's, A. M. Omar; Wells, Rahman: Hinks, A. M. Omar, K. M. Omar; All, Castilho, Leonard, Souza and Fernander.

Despite the fact that they turned Royal Artillery: Whitehead; et four reserves, St. Joseph's put Ashley, Morris; Seal, Pardne, up a sterling game against Re- Evans; Stanton, Tryce, Scholfie'd creio at King's Park when the lat-and Fredericks. ter won by the narrowest possible margin of one gorl.

The teams were;—

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Recreio:Beltrão; Silva-Netto, Xavier, Marques A. Govino, Sou; B. Gosanu, Ward Silva, Rochi and Santos.

St. Joseph's-Rocha: Hyder, Going Victory Skinner, Fellows;

Then an

DIVISION IL

CLUB . ATHLETIC.

In spite of having a man thort the Club surprised the Chiness and defeated them by one goal to mi

tic then mado several raids on their oppononents' goal but found tise Club defence sound. They, howover, continued to attack and agwell was twice called upon to eye from shots that seemed cer tain goals.

J. Gomes, Leonard, Lim Nget few minutes after the kick-off Yeen, Castilho and Goodman. the Club scored through Bell who The College started off with ant in a long drive, The Athle.. rush but before go very far were checked by Xavier who sent the leather to midfield, and there saine lively play was seen. other maid on the Recreio gon! was cleared by Silva-Nuto who kicked out the give Rocha the ball, and the next twenty minutes saw the St. Joseph's defens having an anxious time. The one and only goal came when Hyder, who, in attempting to clear, minkicked and gave Borten the ball. This player passed to Ward who scored from a difficult angle.

the

KOWLOON. POLICE.

These beams met in the senior

Kowloon F. C. snaged to beat shield competition at Sookunpoo, the Police by a single point on the F. C. Ground. The Folige had the match resulting in a win for the South Wales Borderers by everything their own way at one three goals to one. The game a stage of the game but lack of en- tracted a large crowd of specta-

front of the goal terprise in tors, amongst whom was H. E, the prevented them from getting an Gastal Officer Conimanding, Macary load. Jor-General J. W. Bandilands.

Winning the toss, the Highland- ern elected to defend the French Cunvont end and from the start tboy carried the loather into the Borderers' territory when a power. ful drive from Campbell hit the side of the not From this point ward, play was of a very high standard, each side coming in for applause for good work. Then the Borderers broke through but tak- ing a first timer, Davis missed tire god by a matter of inches. Then the Scots took a turn at attacking | and ons of Wyllie's, shoda was put pait for A oorner but the the resultant kick WHA eletrod. Long swinging shots were thd order of tho day for a spoll, and this was followed by some, very sharp and snappy play on the paws of the forwards of both teuins. Both sides tried hard to forge ahead, but the defence of both teams was equal to the oura- sion with the result that when the whistla sounded for the interval, the score sheet was still blank.

The rest of the game BAW eams trying hard to score the one side to inetenso its lead, the other to wipe off the deficit, but the fail whistle went with no al

Kowloon began to press in the closing stages of the game, Biperation on the score sheët. son shot again and again at the Police citadel, but Clarke WAR equal to the occasion and saved brilliantly.

The First Goal.

well

The opening ininutes of the go. cond half saw marrow escapes for Luth goals, and then after some midfield play, the ball was taken to the Scots half when Davis scored firab goal for the Borderors aftor a scrimmage at the goal mouth. This adthack scomed to put now vigour into the Argylls' for wards and Wyllie tested Johnson with a very hos drive but this was welt cleared.

The Kowloon attack, however, was well kept up and ultimately Grimwood hended in their win ning goal.

The teams word as follows:-- Kowloon:Angus; Martin, Pile; Hedley, McKelvie, Dowman; Moss Simpson, Gillott, Grimwood and Innson.

JUNIOR SHIELD.

BORDERERS ». POLICE.

A. B. Ondsell lined out, the fol. lowing teams—

off; Bloan, Hynes, Hooper; A! Club-Fogwell; Stoker, Pouto exinder, Boll. Strange, Roberts" and Tavlin.

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DIVISION HI

BORDERERS. R.E.

On the opening the Borderers took up this running and attacked strongly. Morgan opened the scor ing for the Borderers just before the interval. Pedmoro missed a good scoring chane in the groond half. No further gaals were actroð,

Result: S.W. Borderers .............

RE.

BOUTH CHINA v.

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FUKIEN.

BRUTAL MURDER.

HOUSEBOY STABBED AT FELIX VILLAS.

mani.

SUSPECT DETAINED BY POLICE.

PASSENGERS.

Arrivals. The following passangers arrived by the 5.8. President Jefferson :- For Hong Kong: Mr. Maquel Chaume, Miss Luisa Chaume, Mr. Siy Chong Cheng, Mr. Tan Kes Cheng, Mr. S. J. Deiro, Lt.-Comdr. and Birs. Wm. Friedberged, Mr. Wm. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Lacson, Mr. Aniceto Lacson, Maa- ter Luis Lacson, Master Antonio Lacson, Mr. Jose Lacson, Mfr: Lucio Lauson, Miss Alfonsa Lagliva, Mrs. Nina II. Millett, Miss Pauline Mil lett, Miss Pita P. Millett, Mr. Su Tam Ng. For Shanghai: Mr. C. Mr. Harold fanaca. For San Fran 8. Atwell, Master Walter Happer, cisco: Mrs. Corrine Keliher, Mino Sheila Keliher. For Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Cooper, Miss Carol F. Cooper, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel H. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Stock.

Chan Yeo (33), a houseboy em ployed by Mr. R.. Ohl, local agent of the Menageries Maritimes, No. 9, Felix Villa, Mount Davis Road, was murdered at 4 o'clock on Satur- day, when, after he had been aroused from his sleep to answer a In the opening half South China knock at the door, he was confront had the majority of play and scar-with someone who stabbed him Lea through Yu Kain Ping, and with a dagger or some other aharp

The following passengers arrived Young Shiu Yick South China instrument.

by the President Polk from again attacked strongly in the a It is susproted that the crime was Shanghai-For Hong Kong: Mr. ond half and Wong Tim Choi committed by the houseboy's pre- and Mrs. Y. Chamberlin, Mr. Frank J. Courtney, Mr. Wong V. Chow, put through his own goal on two derssor, and it is believed that their. V. II. Donnelly, Mr. Y. W occasione. Just on time Kata motive was revenge for his dismissal Fong. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cheung Keon reduced the arrears and his substition by the murdered Harirault, Mr. E. L. Healey, Miss Isabel Jennings. Mrs. F. Cole Mac. Souht China vers

Lean, Mr. Wilhelm Maier, Mr. Fukien

George Mitchell, Mr. E. F. O'Con nor, Sister R. O'Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Prins, Mr. Edward Ravera, Mr. Harold Talbot, Sister Claire Wibause. Mr. Wong C. Yui. For Manin: Mrs. C. P. Brewster, fiss Helene Griffiths, Lt.-Comdr. The Axel T. Lindblad, Mrs. Margaret Main, Masters William and George Main, Col. Curtis H. Nance, Mr. Mrs. Hubert E. Hideo Sato, Strange, Master H. E. Strange, Jr.. Mr. Arthur B. Tigh, Mr. Charles W. Crich, Mr. Michael J. Walsh,. Mrs. 6, J. Willimont, Miss Patricia Williemont, Rev. Frederick J. Zweir ein. For Singapore: Mr. Adolph Book, Mr and Mrs. Henry C. Homand, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Harvey, Miss Loretta A. Hilton, Mrs. Alice Lisans, Dr. Mary M. 0. Longdon, Mr. and Mrs. P. Mitchell, Miss Patricia Mitchell, Col. Samuel Reber, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Zimmerman, For Suez: Mr. F. II. Friend. Mr. and Mrs, George C. Gow, Mr. R. Morlon, Mr. and Chover Taylor. For Napies: Dr. Mrs. Witchell W. Nathan, Mr.

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LEAGUE TABLES.

Division I. P. W. D. L. F. A. Ft. 9 16 South China a 8 0 1 Athletio... 7. 6 0 1 18 8. 12 S.W. Bars.... 9 0 0 3 25 11 12 Argylls 9 8 0 3 23 16 13 Recreio 74 12 33 11 9

7403 25 15 Navy Kowloon 2 2 2 13 12 St. Joseph's 720 10 24 Police

911 7 11 20 R.A...... Club

$

3

17 11 34

3

9 1 1 7 0 23 Division II.

3

It appears that Chan Yee was asleep with his wife in the servants' quarters at the rear of the house, when at four o'clock in the morning the couple were aroused by someons knocking at the door: Chan Yeo opened the door, and was then Assaulted by the intruder. murderer hurriedly escaped.

The cries of the victims wife brought Mr. Ohl to the scene, where the boy" was found ying in the passage way. The Police were im- mediately informed, and the body of the deceased was removed to the Mortuary.

In connection with the murder, Chu Sak Mei, aged 22, who is be lieved to be the former houseboy of Mr. Ohi is being detained by the P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.police, who are still continuing in-

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vestigations.

REGISTRATION OF NURSES.

S.W. Bdro.... 0 Navy.10-7 3 0 30 14 14 Eastern ... $d 1 1 1 3 13 Club...........10 4:2 4 10 13 10 St. Joseph's 9 4 4 1,21 13 University... 8 4 1 3 13 9 D Argylls.....32 17 14 8NEW ORDINANCE TO BENEFIT Athletic 8 3 2 3 8 10 8 Kowloon 10 3 2 5 12 26 8 South China 9 3 1 0 8 24 Recrio. 9 0 5 0 1 24 R.A....... 7180 5 18

División II,

3

2

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. S.W. Bdre 9 0 1 2 27 14 13 South. China 8 4 3 1 10 8 11 Eiro

7 4 2 1 1 10 10.

Fukien R.A.0.C. R.E......

Athletic R.A.F. I.A.S.C.

42 3 28 19 10 .... 5 3 1 1 24 10 7313 14 15 6 1 2

9 18 7007 12 30

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Athletic-Wong

Sing: ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF Wong Sai Wo, Wong Ping; Ng Po au, Lai Kwok Châu, Fung CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. Man Kit: Him Kim Hung, Chan Yan Kwai, Lo Chai Wan, Siu Kiu Cho and Li Fong.

SOUTH CHINA v. RECREIO.

By virtue of good combination South in their forward line, China defeated the Club de Recreio by two goals tò nil The Chinese attacked from the start and with- Playing at Sockumpoo the Bor: in a few minutes opened their scor

The Recreio then had derers had no dificulty in defeat-ing,

SEMI-FINAL.

PUBLIC.

and Mrs. LeRoy H. Bennett, Mr. C. C. Hughes, Dr. and Mrs. Charlsa S. Ingham. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Noelcke

For Genna: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Topping. For Marseilles: Col. Enrione Jaurequi, For Los Angeles: Mr. George W. Alexan-

The Gazette contains the draft of an Ordinance to provide for the registration of nurses for the sick. It is explained that by registra, tion the public will be safeguarded by knowing that the nurses regis- der

The following passengers arrived tered under the proposed Ordi nance have been properly trained on Saturday by the s. Katori and examined, and are competent Maru Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bur to take chargo of their patients. | nett. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodger, Miss 7

It will also enable persons requir. M. M. Rodger, Master J. D. R. 18.4 i

ing nur

both the medical pro- Rodger, Mr. C. 8. Lee, Mrs. 0. fession and private individuals, to de J. S. Silva, Mr. H. Greenwood, inspect the register and seleet Major and Mrs. C. M. Mariner, Mr. nurma trained in the particular Sivestonsen, Mr. C. Pecorati, work which they are desired to Mr. K. Watanabe, Mr. D. P. Arm- strong, Mr. S. H. Dodwell, Mr. Y. undertake.

The Bill follows the English K. Wong, Mr. T. B. Lake, Mra. Act, the Nurs Registration Act, T. N. Loke, Mrs. L. C. Loke, Mrs. 1919, with this difference that a M. Wong, S. M. Wong, Mr. Y. Board if substituted for the Loke, Mrs. Y C. Loke, Mr. General Nursing Council, and Toke, Miss T. F. Lott. Messrs. Y. gulations by the Governor-in. H. Loke, P. S. Wang, L. Oscar. Council are substituted for rules

Departures. made by the General Nuraing Councy. This later coarse is taken

The following passengers left on in conformity with the usual prac-Marulisses E. B. Hassler. E Saturday by the ma. Terukuni tice in the Colony.

F. Hassler, M. E. Fitzpatrick, R. The Bill is drafted with the fursi. Fitzpatrick. A. J. Fitzpatrick, ther object of obtaining from the Messrs. I. C. Ruanel, Low Perg Nursing Councils for England and Cer. Stanley Win. West, I. L. Boh Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Irish Free Trade, respec J. A. Andersen, Mr. Tan Chin Yong, ner. E. Bond, Miss M. J. Bond, Mr. tively, similar treatment for nurses which will be registered under it to Miss W. S. Liang, M. and Mrs. E. that which the Bill purposes con Greene, Misses M. Greene. E. L forring upon nursing registered un-

Greene, Mr. Li Fat Cheung, and. der the said Come.

Provision is made also for the Mr. Lo Shun Wan, registration of morses trained in Any placo

outside the Colony, pro vided that the training and exam). nation is of the requisite standard This will enable nurses trained in Ching, if efficiently trained, to be registered.

Tinying in the semi-finals yester. day A. H. Musson beat N. L. Smith 2 and 1.

J. K. Macfarlan beat A. D. Stewart at the 38th hole.

LADY HOLES OUT IN ONE.

Mr. A. B. Stewart playing against Mrs. A. II. Ferguson in the Railway Cup competition ab Fanling on Saturday holed the 8th hole (170 yardı) in one.

KOWLOON GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.

ing a weak police cleven by four period of attacking but their pass- goals. Froin the kick-off the solding and shooting were weak with ers attacked, and within five the result that the Chinese defence minutes scored their first goal. The had little difficulty in keeping I Police: Clarke; Perkins, Brit-Police then tried hard to cqualise them out.

After the interval, the Chinese tain; Thorpe, Oram, Shephered; but could make no headway, al- Pile, Cornwall, Fraser, MeGreavy though the soldiers' defence was further increased their lead when and Brown."

slinky. The Borderers returned to Chung Fai Lam Beat Lawrence the attack and from a pass by with a hard drive. Marshfield, Mathias scored the se-

Mr E T. Ford lined out the cond go with a hard drive. following teams:-

South China: Choi Kin Hang; MATCH GOES TO NINETEENTH After the interval the Polico.

Lau Kau, Pang Che Sang: Cheung took the offensive and went very Kwok Choi, Yau Wah Hing, Ip Hear scoring. The soldiers then returned to the attack and James Yu Ping; Kwok Hon Wah, Woo Fun Tung, Cheuk Shok Kum, added their third goat. A low minutes later Pallister scored theng Fai Lam and Wong King soldiers' fourth and final goal from Recreio-Lawrence; Costa, Brit-

LEAGUE-DIVISION 1.

►

| ATHLETIC «, SOUTH CHINA.

Before a monster crowd at the Staduim the two Chinese tame in the first division of the lenguo met. The game, was marked by some very clever defensive work on both sides and play was fast and furi-

tous.·

The first half saw South China pressing bima and again at the Athletic's aron, but all to no pur pos as the defence was proof The Borders now played like againas all the combined eforts of

the South Chim forwards. a team inspired and there was no holding them back, with the re- Athletics in their turn visited the ault that shortly after opening the South China's goat aron from gal, Harris added the second. The time to time but never looked like Highlandore trid their vory hard-scoring.

The

& pass by Maralified.

The game on the whole was a very poor one, the forwards of

both sides boing particularly weak. Taylor was the outstanding back for the Police but was unfortunate in hurting his eye when he was proving himself a stumbling block

Ching,

to; Silva, Figueiredo, Gonsalves; Sousa, Santos, do Assis, Allemao and E. Figuel redo

UNIVERSITY *r;'

KOWLOON.

Playing on their own ground

to the soldiers' attack at the time.Kowloon defeated the University

Result

Borderors w Police

ARGYLLS & NAVY.

0

by three elese goals. The Univers ity were rather unlucky to lose and moreover, should have won, had they made use of the many good chances that were offered in the fire ten minutes of the match. During that time they could, do everything but score. They penned Kowloon in-thoir own half and it looked as if they would win com fortably Kowloon, however, set ed down within twenty dinutes And after some good passing Sparey opened the searing. Suffering from this set-linck the University then tried hard to equalis but could tot penetrate the Kowloon defence,

HOLE.

Playing in the serai-final of the Kowloon Golf Club Championship, yesterday, D. C. Wilson beat J. D.

Thomson at the nineteenth hole,

PROTECTION OF WILD BIRDS.

:

PROHIBITED · AREA

RE-DEFINED, · ·

The regulations in the schedule to the Wild Birds Ordinance, 1929, have been further amended by the deletion of paragraph (a) of regula tion and the substitution therefor of the following:

(A) That part of the New Terri. tories situated at or near Fanling which is bounded by a line drawn from Fanling railway station up the crest of the ridge meeting the rail- way at this point continuing south- westwards along the crest of the ridge down to its junction with the. path leading towards the Ho Tee Gap and along that path to where. it meets the Tiiu Kang Stream. thence by the main Tais, Kang Stream to where it meets the main

Early in the first half, Borderors-Honan; Lloyd, Mar. rison: Butcher, Channing, Dowd est to reduce this lead but blowness one of South China's forwards on the part of some of their for- was injured and had to bo carrieding; Matthias, Pallister, Nelson,

off the field. wards lost them many opportuni-

Ho returned after James and Marshfield. There was no scoring Folies-Kogers; Baker, Taylor; tes of doing so. They forced three treatment.

Minty, MOEWAD, Carruthers; corners in rapid succession, but all before the interval.

The second half saw a complete Gowand, Wheeler, Johnson, Scott proved to be fruitless; then fol- lowing a scramble outside the Bor-change come over the game and the and Bentley,

Referee: Gnr. Bateman, derers goal, they were rewarded Athletics appeared to pull them with a goal by Campbell. This, selves together. Some very rough proved their only goal, however, I play was seen and the referee had for although they tried hard to ocasion to warn the players. It get in another marker the Bor-looked very much as if the game

The soldiers were rather unfor. dorora word defending in great would be drawn, when Suen, ro- style, and before the final whistleceiving a timely pass a few minutos tunato in losing the match, and went, they added their third goal before the final whistle, sent in a had they rando use of the many hot which gayo Pan Ka Ping no good chances that were, offered they through Harrie

On the very would have won by a comfortable University-Oprenheim; Harri-road near Ho Tung Farm; thence by The teams led out as under, Chatice whatever.

the main road to the level crossing Bordereta Johnson; Mullone, last seond Ho Ka Koung added margin. From the start the soldi- son, Bee; Law, Wong (captain)

era autacked, and Aitkin, the Head Ong, Caudal, Tan, Kho near Faniing Village; thence by the Wams: Morgan (31), Hyann, the second goal for the Athletics.

railway line to Fanling railway Athletic Chan Shek Pui: Navy goalkeeper, had to come out and Leo. Leung Yuk Tong, Lai, Yuk Tat Ho from the goat in order to stop Kowloon: Angus Gues, Eat-station.

• nings,

Cho Yin. Wong sui Wa. Lam Yuk them from soaring. Following apan: Everest, Gilchrist, Smith; Ying: Mak Kwok Tung, Ho Ka period of mid-field play, Reid went White, Brown, Spary, Calton and Keung, Li Wai Koung, Sven Kam 1 through, and with only the Nary Hickford.

Referes Mr. Mose, Shun and Li Hung Ching

goalkeeper to beat, shot wide,

Underdarris, Davis, Chan-

(62) and Majon.

Argylla:-Hunter;: Blackfarn, Henderson, Cordon, Hayce. Yeo man; Christie Wyllie, McKenna, Hughes and Campbell,

Hesult-

Kowloon. **University.

Note 3 states that no birds of ally description, except magpies, hawks and kites may be killed, wounded or taken in any prohibited area..

Chiness, Institutions approved by the Board will be enabled to carry on the training of nurses.

(Continued on next Column.)

-Loomis, Dr. and Mrs. D.

This Bill and proposed regul tinis have been submitted through the Secretary of State to the Nur- sing Authorities in England and Wales. Scotland. Korthern Irland and the Irish Free State and the recommendations made by them have been embodied in the Bill and regulations.

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