ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNION WATERBOAT
ADVERTISEMENTS.
That the General Managers | be and they are hereby autho 00,
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ať rised to cat italize the sun 877,630 helts of the Company standing to the credit of the OTICE 15 HERÈBY GIVEN Company's Reserve Funds and uding GENERAL MEETING of the shares of the Company as on the Company will be held at the Offices first day of January, 193), in re of Means, DODWELL & Co., LTMnspect of the net amount eapitalired QUEEN'S BUILDING, Victoria, in the fully paid shares of the Company of Colony of Hong Kong, at 11[equivalent-nominal value in the pro- O'CLOCK in the FoneNoos on MON-portion of two shares for every five DAY, the 87 DAY of DECEMBER, shares of the Company then held ty 1930, for the purpose of considering such persons, respectively, and that and, if thought fit, passing the such shares to allotted shall rank Extra-for dividends as from the 1st day following Resolutions as ordinary Resolutions:--
of January, 1931.
1.That the Articles of Associa tion of the Company be amended as follows:
4. That if on such distribution as aforesaid any person would be entitled to a fraction of a share the General Managers shall in lieu (a) By the insertion Immediately
after Article 43 of the follow issuing fractional certificaten
ing bow Article, namely;--
cause the whole share to be allotted to a person or persons to be named 43 (a) The Company may by by the General Managers and such ordinary resolution cancel any share may at such time ne the be abares which at the date of General Managers, think. t the passing of such resolution sold and the procceda distributed have not been taken or, agreed amongst the persona entitled to the to be taken by any person, fruetions making up the share. and diminish the amount of -That the General Managora be its share capital by the amount and they are hereby authorised out of the shares cancelled:
of the profits of the Company stand- (4) By the insertion immediately g to the eredit of the Company's after Article 10% of the follow. Reserve Funds to pay to the mera- bers holding the 27,723 existing ing new Articles, namely:-
shares of the Company as on the 1020. The Company may at any 1st day of January, 191, um time and from time to time equal to 80.00 for every five shares in general meeting by resolu- of the Company, then held by such tion authorize the General persons, respectively, by way of a Managers to capitalize any bonus dividend out of the profits profits of the Company not re of the Company. quired for the time being for payment of dividend upon any preference shares of the Company OF other shares issued upon any special con- ditions, whether standing to the credit of the Company's reserve fund or otherwise, and including profits arising from the appreciation in value of capital assets, and to allot to the members holding shares of the Company in respect of the net amount capitalized fully paid shares of the Cum pity of equivalent nominal amount, and the General Man
agers shall give effect to any
Dated this 27th day of November, 1930.
Per Pro. DODWELL & Co., LTD., J. P. WARREN, Manager,
General Managers.
Q.
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930.
"VARSITY REGISTER THEIR FIRST WIN.
HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB'S VICTORY OVER
POLICE RECREATION CLUB.
ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS, UNFORTUNATE IN DRAW WITH UNIVERSITY SECONDS.
The only Lengue antch in the senior division over the week, end resulted in a win for the University over the Royal Navy at Pokfulam. It was, on the whole, a rather low-scoring game, the keen fielding of the home team, more than anything else giving them the three points. In the junior division, the Hong Kong Cricket Club beat the Police fairly easily, while the Royal Army Service Corps had the better of their draw with the University seconds at Sookunpoo,'+'
Quite a crop of friendlies wers, decided, the match between. the Indian Recreation Club and Craigengower Cricket Club at Hookunpoa resulting in a sensational collapen of the Happy Valley met who wore all dismissed for the poor total of 38 runn
CRAIGENGOWER ́ROUTED AT
SOOKUNPOO.
LEAGUE-DIVISION I
UNIVERSITY WIN AT
POKFULAM.
Navy Dismissed Cheaply..
Playing at Pokfulam, the Univer- sity registered their first win of the SCRSON at the expense of the Royal Navy, who, batting first, were dis- niased for only 73 runs.
Smart fielding on the part of the home team was in a large measure responsible for the Navy collapse. Their most successful bowler was A. T. Normanbhoy who took 3 for 10, while Baker had 2 for 7. Tho only players to run into double figures for the sailors were A. B. Baker (21) and Pigott (16).
Despite the fact they had only to get 74 cans for a win, the Univer sity Inds were rather shaky in' get- ting them and no less than seven
such resolution recordingly,INLAND LOT NO. 2560, PORFU. wickets had fallen before they pass
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Particulars-
Aren.-35,314 squar« fért, Turm.--75 Years from 5th May, 1923
with right of Renewal for Oso further Term of 73 Years.
and any shares allotted pur suant to any such resolution shall be distributed among the members holding-shares of the Company so far as prac ticable in proportion to the. number of shares held by them respectively, and shall be credited as fully paid by
of the profita capitalized and the General Managers may make auch pro- vision by the isms of frac tional certificates or by the payment of cash or by sale and distribution of the pro- ceeds or otherwise as they may 5th December, 1970. think expedient for the case The General of fractions.
incans
Managers may appoint any
Crown rant.-$162 Per Annum, The Lot has been formed into building site for three buildings, one of which has been onmpleted. The completed building consista of six self-contained Apply at the Treasury, Hong Kong,
O. MOL MESSER,
Colonial Treasurer, [10391
Mate
person on behalf of the mem CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME.
bera'to enter inte any agree- ment with the Company pro viding for the allotment to theta of such shares credited as fully paid up, and in entis- faction as aforesaid and any ngreement rande under auch Authority shall be eutective. 1027. The General Managers may,
with the sanctiohof the Com pany in Goneral Meeting, de- clare a dividend to be paid to the members according to their rights and interests in the profits, and may fix the time for payment and may with the like sanction declare and pay a dividend or bonus out of any feserve fund and fix the time for payment thereof and may with the like sanction declare and pay bonuses to the Company's cm ployees or any of them.
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that A Further EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will bo held at the Same Time and Place on TUESDAY, the 23RD Day of DE CEMBER, 1830, for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Proceed ings at the above-mentioned Meet ing, and of confirming, if thought fit, is a Special Resolution the above-mentioned Resolution.
AND NOTICE IS HERERY FURTHER GIVEN that A Further GENERAL EXTRAORDINARY MRETING of the Company will be held at the Same Place on TUES.. DAY, the 23RD DAY of DECEMBER, 1930, at 11.5 O'CLOCK in the Fons NOOK or to Doon thereafter as the above Mesting shall have terminat ed, for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, passing the following llesolutions, namely:-
1. That the Company do hereby cancel all akares (namely, 22,277 Zhares numbered 27724. to BOONG) which at the date hereof have not been taken
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ed their opponents' total. A. B. Sulieman was the top-scorer with 29 runa, while Anderson collected 99, and with eight wickets down for 100 mins, stumps were drawn.
The scores were:-
Royal Navy.
Mid, Jowilt, b Baker... Sub-Lt. Moseley, b Norman.
bhoy
IA.-Comdr., Handley, b Nor-
manbhoy...
Lt. Butler, & Baker, ₺ Nor-
manbhoy...
The scores were :—
Polico R.C.
Hunter, b Chadwick
Loughlin, l.b.w., b Chadwick 9 Booker, c Planner, Wild... 21 Alexander, b Wright Post, e Reid, b Wright :
Williamson, 1.b.w., b Wright B. G. Baker, c Paterson, b
Collins...**
Meadows, b Wright Thorpe, c Reid, b Wright
McMahon, e Mackenzie, b
Wild Wright, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis,
Chadwick Paterson Wild Wright...
Collins
5 86.
4
0
6
.100
O. . R. 11.
£
5 1 22. 2
8 1
20
6.5 1
7 C
22
5
4 1
.8
1
Hong Kong 0.0, 2nd XI.
R. H. Wild, Thorpe, b
Alexander
R. S. W. Paterson, e Booker,
b Alexander
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R.
Fey Simpson Reynolda Cole Panişin
424
в
4
A
0 12
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14
LEAGUE TABLES.
Division I.
PRESIDENT
P. W. . L. Pts.
I'. 0 10
bulian R.C.4 3
Civil Service C.C. 1 I 0 {} 3 University Hong Rora S. 2 Kowloon C.C..... 1 0 1 JH.A.
1 0 0
.0
0
2
0
0
0
13
2.
1. 0 0
Cinigengover... ↑ 0 0 Royal Navy 2 .0
The Argylla have not yet com- menced their League fixtures,
Division II.
P. W. D. L. Pta. Indian R. G. ......0 0 0 0 18 Hong Kong C.C.'S Club de Recreio 3 Kowloon C.C.... 2 Universitymus I R.A.S.C. Craigrngower....
3 1 1
10
2 0
1
0
1 1
0
4
1 1
1 4
B
4
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Civil Servier C.C. 1 1 挂 0 Police.
H.E.
1.O...
0
1 0
0
3 1
1 0
0 4
0
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
CRAIGENGOWER DEBACLE,
Overwhelmed By Indian Recreation Club,
After showing very promising form
in their earlier matches, Craigen- gower Cricket Club journeyed to Sookunpoo where they were acvere-
ly beaten by the Indian Recrea tion Club by the margin of nine wickets.
The vialtora batled rst, but at по time were they comfortable against the expresses of the I.R.C. "demon" Pereira, who, sending down nine overs, had five maidens, four wickets and gave away only 11 A. el Arculli no bad a PALETS, 0
His mixed successful afternoon. deliveries had the Craigengower | batsmen guessing all the time and he returned the fine analysis of 4 for 0. The highest scorer for the visitors was X. B. Kitchell, who, in making 11 runs, gave three chances. After losing their first wicket early on, the Indians went on to Fass their opponents' wore with ine wickets till intact. S. A. temail made 43 in fine style and going in musanlly late, A. A. Rum- jab made 23.
43
13
P. W. J. Planner, b Booker 2 J. McFarlane, b Alexandet....... 7 W. W. Mackenzie, b Baker ... 21 R. R. Davis, b, Baker... 11 C. Wright, e`Baker, 'b
Hunter deng
J. Chadwick; b Bhker..0 E..J. Collins, not out.
Extras............
Total (for 8 wickets)113
A. C. I. Bowker and A. Reid
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. V.
0
Surg. -Lt. Davis, run out ..... A.B. Baker, b Baker .... Mne. Towner, ran out....... Pay-L-Comdr. Pigott, run
3
21
did not bat.
0
ont
15
Sub-Lt. Brown, run out A.B. Pascoe, b Chan Fook Ldg.-Sig. Putnam, not but...
Extraa
7
Hunter
5 0.38
}
0
Baker
7 0
90
3
2
Rooker
14
4. "0 Alexander... 02 92 .0
21
1
73
Total basesquer
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R.
W.
Normanbly Baker
0
10 14
#
B 3 14
2
1
* 1 8
1
Anderson ........... 3 0 18 Chan Fook........
University,
D. J. N. Anderson, b llaker 92
-A. Rodrigues, b Mosley
2
A. B. Suleiman, b Pages ... 99
A. Baker, 1b.w., b Jowitt ...
1
1
F. A. Redmond, b Baker...
D. K. Samy, b Jewitt ....... §
A. Chan Fook, b. Baker ...
A. T. Normanbhoy,`l.h.w., b
Jowitt
0. E. Yeoh, not out
K. P. Gan, not out
Extra
20
13
Total (for 8 wickets)....100
A. S. A. Kyum did not bat. Bowling Analysin. ↑
0. M. R. W.
· RA.S.C. UNLUCKY IN DRAW.
Undergraduates Plzy Out Time.
Running up the respectable total of 160 for the loss of 6 wickets (de dared) the Royal Amy Service Corps were unfortunato in not tak ing full points from the University when they met at Sabkunpoo. Tho homo team batted first and their] chief contributors were Fry (54, not out) and Cadman (40), while Mr. Extras" was responsible for. 20. :- When the undergraduates batted they found Pamplin in fine form with the bull. This bowler took four wickets for 14 rune. For the Uni versity, Silva was top-scorer with 32 while Leong collected. 24.
The scores were :---
E.A.S.C.
Major Langmaid, ran out.......... 0 L/Cpl Cadman, b Bilva... 40 L/Cpl. Reynolds, b James
The scores were pen
+
38
Craigengower C.C Indian R.C. 162
EASY WIN FOR C.S.C.C
de Romo Again. Bats Well.
Civil Service Cricket Club follow- ed up their good work of a week ago when they beat the Craigon gower Cricket Club almost on the stroke of time, by storing a seven- wicket victory over the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders at Happy Valley.
The soldiers batted first but after Lt. Dowar-Durie, (30) And Pte. Taylor (20, not out) had given them a good start they had to de- claro. at 114 for 6 as the sate of scoring was on the slow side.
Faced with this small total, the home team had little difficulty in getting tho runs. Afenture of their innings was a forceful 45 not out by F. J. de Rome, while F. Baker made 32 and J. Barrow 27.
The scores were:-
A. & B.II. (0 nickets,
declared) ingar 14, C.S.C.C. (for 3 wickets) 125
HIGH SCORING AT HAPPY
VALLEY.
Cralgengower and Indians Draw.
The Indian Recreation Club seconds had rather a set-back when they visited the Cinigengower Cricket Club on Saturday.
The home team batted first, and thanks to a somewhat luxking 08 by J. W. Leonard and a painfully slow 941 not out, by S. Abbas, wero able. 54 to declare at 188 for 5.
4
18 Nothing daunted, the Indiana
Davis ..
4
0 10 10
Major Airey, b'Silvi ...
Mosley
3.
* 16
L/Cpl. Fry, not out
Jowitt
$
18
3
W. Ó. Pamplin, b James
Baker
* 0 25
3
Drv. Cole, b James
0
Putnam
0
0
Sgt. Osborne, "b James
Рассое
TE
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Drv. Jones, b Silva
3
0
0
L/Cpl. Simpson, b Silva
1 0 : 5
0
L/Cpl. Lorkin, not out....
Q
Extras
20
Butler Handley
DIVISION II,
CLUB BOWLERS DO WELL.
Police Bosten On Their Own Ground,
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Batting first, the home team had diminish the amount of its share KONG WEEKLY PRESS, through to contend with some fairly good capital by the amount of th shares their London Office, at 3, Fl bowing and were consequently all so cancelled.
Brezar, E. C. 4, are prepared to give out for only 103 runs. Peat (28) Subscribers and Visitors advic 2. That the Capital of the Com-
while Booker made 21 and Alex. pany be increased from its diminishgarding accommodating available, was the highest scorer for the Police ed capital of 8194,081.00 Hong Kong motoring facilities, suitable shop ander 20 Wright bowled well for Curroney divided into 37,722 shares when at home, they will call the Club, taking 6 wickets for only
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22. runs...
Paterson (10) gave the Club a good R. H. Wild (43) and I. S. W.
together at rapidly, they collected start and with Mackenzie putting
113 for 8 when stumps were drawn.
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went for the runs right from the
8 start and had 100 for 3 when stumps were drawn. S. Ackber was top- 10orer with 44; while D. Mohammed
Total (for D wkts., dec.)..100
Bowling Analysis.
Abdul-Aziz James Yayabhoy
Silva
O. M. R. W..
25 0
*34 2 47 4 住 10 0
12. 3 43
University 2nd XI.
H. Normanbhoy, b Simpson 0 G. S. Scully, Reynolds 8 P. N. da Silva, b. Pamplin... 32 K. T. Loke, c Airey, b Rimp-
вод
A. A. Aziz, b Famplin
W. James, b' Fry
:1 14
B. E. G. Leong, Airey, b
Pamplin
24
2
E. Gosano, b Pamplin
F. 8. Chen, b Fry
M. Yayabhoy, motout'.....
0
L. Choa, not out
Extras uz
10
1 Total (for 0 wickets).............. 07
had 30 not out,
The scores were:--
C.C.C. 15 wkts., dec.)... 188 ...... 100
IR.C (for 3 wkts)
A. E. WOOD AGAIN {
Recrelo and Civil Service Engage
In Drawn Gami.
Club de Recreio entertained 0.8.C.C. in a friendly which was productive of some very bright cricket.
The visitors batted first and once again the veteran AE Wood came off with a very pretty innings for 02 runs. Apart from him; how- ever, the others did now too well except C. K. Hawking (88) and Ji F. McGowan (10), and the innings was declared closed at 148 for f
Rooreto answered with 110 for 0
with E. F. Remedios (33 not out) Da top-scorer H. A., Alves helped
with 22 and Barros 21.70: The sepres weto Pedes
C.B:0,0 (0 wkley dec.) 148 Rcarolo (for a wkt)
110
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Bright Innings by Webb. Playing at home, the K.C.C. seconds lost to the Royal Corps of Sigugls by 20 runa.
The visitore started none too well, but a bright innings by Webb (48),
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The scores were :—
RCS. (D.wktsi, doc
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