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UNIVERSITY SHARE POINTS WITH CLUB. HONG KONG TRADE.

BOWKER IN FORM WITH THE BALL." HAT-TRICK ".- AGAINST THE UNDERGRADUATES

CIVIL SERVICE JUNIORS ROB R.A.S.C. OF POINTS.

Three league matches were played over the week-end, all of them resulting as expected. In the senior division game between" the University and Hong Kong Cricket Club (which resulted in a draw), A. C. I. Bowker, the Interport bowler, distinguished him- wolf by taking 6 wickets for only 20 runs, during the course of which he performed the hat-trick," all three victims being clean howled.

The junior teams of those two Cluba met on the town ground, bue here, the H.K.C.C. were all over the undergraduates and won easily by over a hundred runs. This might well be detcribed as Divett's match," for, after playing au enterprising innings for 10 runs, this player weaf on to take seven, wickets for 23 runs!

** Olvil Service juniors had a bit of n shock when they were dismissed for only di fans by the I-4-8C at the latter were unable to force home this advantage and were all out for 62 runs, thus giving the Civil Servants the points.

DIVETT'S FINE ALL-ROUND - DISPLAY.

LEAGUE-DIVISION 1,

CLUB AND UNIVERSITY DRAW.

FINE BOWLING: BY BOWKER.

The Club made the trip to Pak- fulam and were a trifle unlucky in not coming away with the points.

Taking first knock the visitors started sukily, losing four wickets

for only 25 runs, but Gwen Hughes“

(40) and Deckitt (24) then stopped the rat, nftor which Reid hit out merrily for 31 and the side even- tually totalled 182 runs. For the University, Namanbhoy bowled well to take wickets for 43 runs.

Anderson and Rodrigues opened the innings for the University, but after to Jatter had made 14 runs, he stopped in front of a straight un-from Owed Hughes and was Then given "'"' marching orders." Ride (37) helped Anderson (52) to put on 87 runs for the second wicket, but after they had failed the rest of the side failed diammily before the bowling of Bowker, who, took 8 wickets for 20 runs, perform- ing the hat trick" into the bar- £in!".

The soures were:-

: Hong Kong 0.0

O. Moor, b Anderson ... 4 K. H. Batger, b Nomanbhoy 14

O. E. C. Marton, b Anderson 3. R. More, 6 Nomanbhoy "5. E, R. Duckitt, b Baker

H.. Owen Hughes, c. Sulio-

man, b Baker...... --, 40

I bowling. Fry was top-scorer with 13, while Reynolds and Cadman had 12 and 10, respectively. Melellan bowled well for the C.S.C.C., taking 5 wickets for 8 runs

The scores were:-

Civil Service 4.0. 1. J. M. Wilson, & Simpson a D. McLellan, Cole, b Fry 18 S, Hsadly, cand b Simpson 38 A. E. Wood, c Pamplin,

Simpson

B. C. K. Hawkins, b Fry H. E. Strange, Fry: 40

J. F. McGowan, e Lang. → mata, 5 Simpson

D. R. Kelly, b Fry

E. Himsworth, not out...

V. H. Freeman, Simpson o C. Strange, Fry, ↳ Simp.

.. Extras

8011

8

01

0. "M. R. W. -13.2 3 30 6 28 0

Bowling Analysis.

Simpson Calone". 4. Fry

Extras

“、་984

R.A.S.C.

8

Maj: Langmaid, h Melloway. I Lt. Marshall, b. Randle

1

L/Cpl. Cadman, b Randle 10 Pte. Reynolds, J.b.w., b

Kelly

PIECE-GOODS CLEARANCES.

The fortnightly, repart, issueil. by the Hong Kong General Cham. bor of Commerce, sintes:==WW-

Doiton Place Goods.\" Now forward business continues to be conspicuous only by ita ib. sunce, and, dealers attention is confined to what little remaining stack there is of seasonable and suitable fancy styles.

Clearances are very good indeed, and dealers are generally realizing handsome profite oa purchasca made during July/September of last year. A wide disparity exists, however, between prices current in this market and Lanonahire replac Ing costa

Cotton values have been main tained at advances previously ra. ported, latest Agures to hand bo ing those of sth instant-Mid. Am. "Spot" 8.16d. Eg. Sakel, iod.

Cotton and Woollona. Apart from taime" business re- ported in wool yana the Hong Kong market remalis featureless

1931

YACHTING.

TAI YAT CUP WON BY BOOJUM.

In the Royal Hong Kong Yicht Club's sailing raten on Saturday, the Thi Tas Cup was won by Boo

nm, sailed by Mr. "Ü. Pickering." The distance wa

was over a course of 12.8 miles. Blusjacket (Mr. H. S. Rouse) was second.

BANK OF CANTON

SATISFACTORY RESULTS OF YEAR'S WORK.

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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The 20th annual ordinary general meeting of the Bank of Canton, Ltd. was held at noon on Satur day in the Bank's Board Room. There were present Mr. Li Yuk Messrs. Look Poong-shan, (Chief tong, Chairman of the Bank,"

Li Tare-chung (Man- Manager) The Menagerie Race, over 6.3 choung, Ng In-ting, Ng Yoe-hon, TUESDAY, MAR. 10, 1931,

ager), J. M. Wong, Chan Fu- miles, was taken by Daphne (Lieut.-Li Sing-kui, Tanng Luting (Direc Col. W N. Stokes), followed by for) Yuen Shing-kam, Chin Wai- Aila (Captain R. Lockner) and john, Ng Fung-chau, Chan Sung-

tal, Lam Knu-mau, · Quan Shet.. Lola (Mr. B. Veliki).

mon and many other. holders.

Fall results were as follows

Tai Yat Cup.

ין

(Started no 2.08 p.in.) Course-Channel Rooks (S.), Mark on Line (8.), Huntry Shoal (S), Kowloon Hock (S.), Lyemun Beacon (S.), Mark on Lino (S.), Riaansey Shop? (S.).

F'sbod. Ctd.

Times Timos

as for as new orders tru cônøernod. Everything combines to discourage the purclinser. The low level of exchange and further firmness in wool prices puts replacing costs considerably above local prices and causes the abstention of buyerave

Clearances of spring cargo con Linus to be satisfactory and local prices for most links lend to ad-Dryer) vance

NORWEGIAN BOAT AGROUND.

HENRY KESWICK DESPATCH- ED TO THE SCENE,

The s. Roseville, a Norwegian. cargo vessel of 57,000 tons, is re- ported to have grounded during

151

Nóreua (3), (Capt.

J. Koch-Moe)...... 5.32.47 (5.32.47 Argylla II. (Mr. H.

Did not finish J. Pearce) Dorothes (Mr. H.

Did not finish Bluejacket (2), (Mr.

H. 9. Rouse).... 0.68.40 5.22.24 Foojum (1), (Mr. G.

Pickering)........ 5.54.30 5.18.10 Spoodwell (Maj, P...

8. Stewart). Did not finish Menagerie Hace, (Started at 2:40 p.m.) Course:-Channel 'Rocka · (P.), Kowloon Rocks (P.), Mark on Line

The werkend at. Turnabout Island, (8.), Runsoy Shoal (8.). Distance: which is about 300 miles north of [4.9 miles. Hong Kong, between Amoy and Foochow.

Messra, Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Daphne (Lt. Col.. W. the local agents, have received news.

N. Stokes) of the mishap by wireloas. The Ailsa (Capt R. G. ship is aground and undly holed,

Lockner) the engine room being flooded. The vessel, however, is in no danger of breaking up as sho ́is lying hard: and dry.

4. '

The crew' are reported to be safe. In responent to, wireless messagos, "salvage boat from the North is Proceeding to the beene. The tug Honry Keswick also left Hong Kong on Saturday on receipt of the nows hereink szeregin

University IL.

12

L/Cpl. Fry, e Wilson, b Me-

Leilan

13

G. 8. Scully, st. Davies, b

Chadwick

Pte Lazenby, a Freeman, b

McLellan

S/M Pamplin, lb. w., & Mc

Lelian

L/Cpl. Cole, c Randle, bi Me--

Lellan

L/Cpl. Simpson, not out L/Cpl. Lorkine, e Kelly, b

P. M. N. da Silvn, b Divott 19 H. Nomanbhoy, e Gabygan,

b Divelt

A. A. Aziz, c and b Divett 2

K. T. Loke, b'Wild'

W. James, b Divett ....

R. E. G. Leong, Wild

E. Godano, Divett FL, Tan, Paterson,

Divett.

share-

COMMENCING at 2,30 PM.

AT THEIR SALES ROOM, 4, DODDELL STREET,

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

FURNITURE

Comprising

The Chairman said: The profit for the year, including the sum of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD. $100,849.22 brought forward from tho previous year, mounts to 8.427,08211, which, I think, you will agree with me in a very satis factory result of the year's work-eak Hatatande, Glass Cabinets, ing

Men Chesterfield Couches, and Armchairs, Notwithstanding the genoral Gramaphones Records, Bookcase, trade depression in this Colony | Desks, Office Chairs, Tientsin Carpets and throughout the world, the and Ruge, Cabin and Wardrobe balance sheet before you shows an Trunks, Porcelain Flower Pots and increase in our resources by about Vases, Pictures, Hand Paintings, eta, $6,500,000 over that of the previous eta year, but we hope to see botter prospects for our bank in future years, when the time of general trade depresion has passed away.

I wish to express to all members of our bank's staff both here and abroad our thanks for, and appre ciation of, the services which they rendered in bringing about the good result of the year's working.

The adoption of the report and accounts was put to the meeting and carried namimously..

Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth and Fleming wore re-elected auditors for the ensuing your at an inerms- ed remuneration of 82,800.

The Chairman informed noting that dividend warrants the would be ready in due course.

Resolution Passed. Immediately following this meet Timo P'tioning, an extraordinary general moet

ing was held and the following Re- solution was passed unanimously: That the Articles of Association le altered in manner. following -

(a) By substituting in Article 04 for the figures "104" the figures

105."

Finished

4.33.20 1

密

4.34.15

Lola (Mr. B. Veliki). 6.03.00 3.

MORNING RACE

Coures:-Start-Club. Line West

Toak Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Sideboards, Crockery, Glae Ware, Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, Ico Cheats, Ureasing Tables, Chest of Drawers, Washstands, Blankets, Linen, etc, eta,

Teak and Brass Bedsteads with Mattresses, Wardrobes with Bevelled Mirrors, Lacquer Tea Poys, Trousers Press, Sewing Machine, Electric Heater, Electric Table Fans, etc., etc.

and

·A QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE

Including

Jose Tables, Cabinote, Jardinieres, Armchairs, Majong Table, Tea Poye, Opium, Stools, etc, etc.

ON VIEW From MONDAY, the 9TB MARCH, 1981.

(b) By substituting in Article TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY. 131 for the world. “Five", the word.

to East, Channel Rocks (P), Kow.Nino" in the fourth line thereof, loon Rocke (P), Mark on Line ($); Cunt Rock Mark Boat (8). Finish

Club Line West to East tance: 5.5 miles,

(e) By substituting in Article 151 for the words "G" per cent, out of the annual net profits" in the Dis. 9th and 10th lines thereof the words

Army

(Under the Flag of St. Andrew).

Psn Pts: Yi Why Wonder?. (Capt.

Darling); disqualified.

(Capt.

Y3 Bluejacket

Vivian)

Yo Speedwell (Major)

Barry

1 Daphne (Capt,· Cock-

ner)

Stewart)

HS LA Linda

3.

(-Major

Total *..........

31.

Royal Navy. (Under the Fing of BL. George).' Pan, Pts

24

Drv. Jones, o H, E. Strange,

b Kelly

B

L. B. Smithee Anderson, b.

Nomanbhoy

MeteHan

0.

A. B. Tata, b Divett

A. Reid, Anderson

31

- Extras

8

D. Hunt, not out.....

A. C. Beck, b. Anderson

2 10

Total

02.

Extras

A, C. I. Bawkor, é Ander.

son; b Nomanbhoy

11

Bowling Analyse.

Total

E. R. West, not out

Extra's

RW.

z4 (1

10

McGowan vert 31

11 1

- Total

.182

.MaLellan

Kelly

4.2 £

4 -0 129.

Bowling Analysis.

Q. M. R. WA

Notanlihoy Baker Anderson. Samy

15.44

45

WIN FOR CLUB SECONDS,

8

30

11. 1

14

19

:40 University..

D. J. N. Anderson, & Smith,

Bowker

A Rodrigues, 1.b.w., b Owen

Hughes

LT Ride, b Bowker. 37.

A. B. Suleman; b. Bowker... 0°

D, K. Samy, b Bowker

4

F. R. Zimmern, b Bowker. 0

A Chan Fook, b Bowker......0. AT. Nomanlihoy, not out a A. Baker, ↳ Bówker

G. E. Yeah, b Bowker

0

A. 8. A. Kyunt, not out 3

Extras

26

Total (for 9. wkta,).

Bowling Anályoŭs.

.144

Bowker Roid

0

Oven Hughes 4

7

3

Bock

Duckitt Batger

0. MR. W.

8

0 0: 33 .0

2-5

20. 0

DIVISION IL

CIVIL SERVICE WIN LOW.

--SCORING MATCH.

7, 10, 13 and 14 March RASO SHOW POOR BATTING

At 9.15 PM. 11th March, at 5,15

Booking at ANDERSON'S

FORM.-

Randlem 4 1.23

DIVETT THE HERO OF THE

MATCH.

Bowling Analysie.

Divetk

14.3-4 23 Chadwick Clar. 6. * '3 11. Wild 72 Hintoi

10.

IR.C.. C.S.c.C.

LEAGUE TABLES.

On the H.K.C.C. ground, the Club R.A. seconds beat the University juniors University. by the big margin of 142 runs. H.KO..

A feature of the game was the ex- K.0.0. allent, all-round diaphy by G. E. Navy.

I. Divett, who, after making 59 in.C.C.C......

an aggressive knoak, which included

ten fours and a sin, went on, to take

seven wickete for only. 23 cuna.I.R.O..

Tho Club batted first and after C.S.CC... Armstrong (32), and Paterson (20) Rocroio had given. them an excellent start, H,K.C.C.. went on to make 210 runs, Divet K.0.0. being the highest scorer of the day University with his 59. MAANA

Police The University started shakily R.A.S.0. and at no time gave the impression C.C.C.. that they were comfortable against K.C.S. Divett's bowling They were even- I.E. tually all out for only 74 runs, Divett doing all the charage,

The scores wero ;*****

Playing, at Bome," "Civil Servión k Juniors Boat B.A,S.C. by 32: tuna, ve BeThe fitted first but only gathered' 91 runs, Randle-being, top-ecover: with 30 runs. For the soldiers. Bimpson was in fino form with the ball, taking 6 wickets for 39 mans while. Fry had 4 dor 22

With only 05 run to go, the N.A.S.C. failed miserably and only, collected #2" nganat sume, mediocro

H.1.0.0, 11.

H. J. "Armstrong, b. Aziz . 32 R. 8. W. Paterson, b. Azis 20. R. H. Wild, c James, i fan 17.. C. E. Gahagan, James... 13.

JR. Hinton, b Silva 21-

H. Green, o Tan, b James 3 "O. E. R. Divett, e-Huat, b

* Silva

E. C., Etherington, b Tan

Division Z

PW. D. L Pts..

10 16

49117 49 117 514 07 1 2 2 3

„Divisió:

D. L. Pts.

124

0:19

110

310

Y2 Winga (Licut. R. C.

Medley) Y4 Boojum (Comdr. J. L

Stovepion)

Ye Adanac (Pay-It. H.

R. Petre)

14 Jessamine (Lient. W.

G. Brittain)

Ha Rolla (Pas. Comdr. D.

S. Lambert)

Total

8

3

AFTERNOON - RACE, CourseStart-Club Ling West to East, Channel Rocks (P), Cust Rock Márk Boat (6), Kowloon Rock (63. Finish-Club Line East) to West. Distance: 6.0 miles.

Army. (Under the Flag of St. Andrew).

Map Pan. Pis 2 13 Ye Wings (Coot. Fawkes) 11 28Y4 Baojun (Lt. Martin) 12 25 Yo Adanas (Lt. Colonel

Stokes)

-FRIENDLY MATCH,

INDIANS, ENTERTAIN QUEEN'S COLLEGES

The Indian Recreation Club **A”! team entertained Queen's College în a friendly and won easily by five wickets

The College batted first but could

14.Jessamine (Lt. Bolt) 10. Ha Dorothea (Mir. Bing

ham)

H3 Rolla (Lt.' Anstruther).

Total... Morning Race

Total Pointa:

Mavy;

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10 per cent of the balance of the PUBLIC AUCTION: annual not profits after providing

a sufficient amount for payment of a dividend, at the rate of 6. por

cent, on the paid-up capital of the Company for the time being.

|MAINTAINING

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APPEARANCES WEDNESDAY, MAR.

WHATEVER ASSEMBLY ONE

ENTERS, THE PER SONALITY OF A SMARTLY DRESS D MAN IS FELT AND RESPECTED.

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9%

1

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

8

PROPERTY

18128137

(Under the Flag of St. George).

50, V only muster 79 run, FJ de Rome E1 Why Wonder. (Lieut.

B. E. Davies, c'and b Silva. O SJ Stanesby, not out

bring top scorer, with 20 while A.

tay Medley),

J. Chadwick, e Aziz 6 Tan 4. Hunt helped with a useful 2013 Bluejacket (Pay-t

Glodas was the most successful Petra) bowler for the Bookunpoo team, Is Speedwell (Pay Lat

J; A; Tolkin) taking 4 for 7,ARAN

Bathing only ten men, the home- 11 Douane (Comdr. J. L. team gathered 100 runs but they hned M. Stevenson) ...

Extras

Total

Bowling Analyzin,.

OMR.

Tan

30,4035

0149 2

Silva ALE

"(Continued on next Column.)

passed their opponents' score after H1 Diana (Capt. W. P. five wickets had fallen.

Mohammed

Mark-Wardlaw).

made 20 while 5. A. Ismail collects Le Linda (Et; Hewitt) 3' Wed 25 bofore he retired. Tsui Yan

Pui béwled well for the College,

taking 4 wickets for 43 rune,

:: The scorés: mažte za

Queen's College somioma. 78- IR.CA

100.

Total.

Morning Race

Total Pointa

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On View from TUESDAY, the

10th March, 1981.

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TUESDAY, MAR 17, 1931,

Commercio' at. 9.30 ·A.M.

KOWLOON NAVAL DEPOT,

OLD AND SURPLUS VICTUALLING STORES

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Canderaned Biscuita for Poultry, soding, sto, eta,

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