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HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY'S TRANSAC

TIONS.

The marker opened quiet but Heady on Saturday morning with a

fair amount of cuquiry, and rates for the most, part were unintained. Banks changed hands at $1,700. Underwriters were in demand at. Douglascos were in the market at

Whampoa Dooks, were in demand at 830.

Providenta (old) were wanted at $6.50, ns wors alto the now shares at $21.

Hotels (old), after being done at $18.70, closed in demand at $15, with sellers seeking $10). The now shares were wanted at #141

Lands were offering ut. $84. Humphreys (old) which were deals in at 819 closed in demand at

Realties were to be obtained t $13.30.

G

Ewcs were offering at Tls. 18:45. Trams could have been placed at

Star Ferries wore the medium of sales at 802.

Hong Kong Electrics were in do- mand at $77.

Malabons were on offer at $39.

Cements (combined) were on offer

Ropes were entod at $18. Watsons were wanted at 816, Lane, Orawfords (old) were done at 871, and the new shares at 802.

Donstructions (old) were wanted nt 88.65 aftor sales at 881; and the now shares closed in demand at

QUEEN'S THEATRE,

SONG OF THE WEST

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YACHTING

FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP RACE OF SEASON:

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY NOVEMBER 2 1931.

HALLOWEEN.

HOCKEY.

SCOTTISH COMPANY IN FESTIVE MOOD.

C.B.A. LADIES BEATEN.

The first championship race of the CELEBRATION AT VOLUNTEER season, was solled on Saturday by pe WOAHEADQUARTERS. VE the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club,

The course was --Channel Rooke (P) Kowloon Rock (P) Rumsey Shoal (P); Channel Rocks (8)-7.3 milos

Result:-

Ption Pta

2

1Norena (J. R. L. Stanton) 7

Roila (A. Rollin), Siskin (A. V. Harvoy).,, Diana (Maj. W......... Bing-

Argullas, IL (ENG)

Pearce)

Dorothon (B. Naona), Colloon (Odland) Falcon CJ Cooke)

"Class

DEFEATED BY H.K. LADIES' THENXLVATSKING'S PARK.

D. Franklin; E Gray Whitham Whyte, BM. Pope, M. Russell E, 8. Laing, M. Harrop, B. Dony lan, C. Forguson and Siahon.

Varsity Recreio Ladies.

The following will ropresent the The Scottish Company of the The Central British Association Hong Kong University Hockey Cors were bosta toare number Ladies AI (formerly the KB Club in a match against Club. do Hong Kong Volunteer Defence: of guests at Volunteer Headquar S.FF.A.) mot dofont on the hockey pm Misses Tsukasaki Reoroio (ladies toam) to day at 8:10 tors on Saturday night, when Halheld on Saturday at King's Park (Capt.), P. 0. Knock, H. Yuan, H. lewa'on Night was Attingly cole in un encounter with the Hong Gerrard, and R. Perry, Mears, C. brated.

A Basto, P. C. Tan, and E. H T. Law, A da Silva, Wooloy,

and E. G. Tan. Ong. Reservek: Mosars. H. S. Tan,

Hoats and guests wore piped into dinner, and after the customary Scottish Grace Before Ment had been pronounood, mottled down to "wet their whistles and demon strate. in no uncertain manner their appreciation of the many good things provided.

Kong Ladies Hockey Club by the only goal scored.

For the first part of the game the play was very fast, but slowed down considerably as the match proceed ed. Exchanges wors fairly even

Varsity mixed team, this year.

This will be the first match of tho

Signals. v. E.A.0.

A match between the Royal 9/Lt. A. W. Brown presided and with the C.BA a littls Corps of Bignals and the Royal was supported by Lieut. Col. LG aggressive than their opponents Army Service Corps will inke place Bird, D.8.0.0.B.E., and Mr. AEM Gray ad M. Whitham on the BRC rod at 345 Stevenson Chieftain of the Hong

AOFFER at today: The D Kong St. Andrew's Society?

worked wels and cleared on several The folliwior teams will play The ball was tastefully decorated onions who hard pressed. B. M RAS.C.-Hurst, Light Gough, Ption Pts. for the occasion with flags, and

playing at contro bali, was Cpl Saunders, Gillots, Hardy, greenery, and in ths contre of the 20t up to ber usual standard, but Patiente, Morris, Higgins, Cam hall stood the "dookin" tub,

she kept coutinual check on Meron, Williams, and Chupy Scott. Groundwater, who was too closely marked to going, D. Pinguet brown was a hard worker in Kowloon's

Daphne (Lt. Col. W. N.

"Stoke)

Jessamine (Pay Lt. Petre, Ailsa (Capt. R. G. Loch?

·RN.)

#nerer

Why Wondor (Capt. C. C.

Fowkes)

L

Wings (Capt. J.

Malone)

Bluejacket (H. S. Rous) 1. Boojum (J. L. Adams)... *Speedwell (Major P

Stewart)

Adanac (Comdr. H. A

Walker, RN.)

.."

G" Class.

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4

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Toast of the Visitors. Proposing this toast, 2nd Lieut. A W. Brown said:-

"It is a great honour for me to bo in the position to propose the toast Our Visitioreto have the 2 privilege of welcoming so many of the Scottish Company's friends to this, out annual dinner. Captain Forsyth will be delighted to learn the number of old friends with us again this year. He has sont us his orders for to-night by cable they are as followsr

Hallowe'en Grostings Drink

Ption Pts Health. Zophyr (0. H. Gandy) Lola (R. Grieve) Wendy (M. L. "de Ville), Eunice (B. Voliki).

"Did not finish.

LESSON SERMON.

Pop

Reserves-Cowley, Gay, and

Bignals: Private Andrews, Private Cragga, Bgt. Hurst, Lieut. 9/8 Marshall, L/Cpi, Reynolds, Mayall, Dot. Cole, L/Cal Spain,

In the first half EM. Donolan burst her way through and hotto for Hong Kong, giving them the lead. In the second half, the sta8/Sgt. Skipp, L/Cpl. Der Bron dard of play, instead of showing Reserves: Sgt. Culloch, some improvement, benimo L/Cpl. Cadman. more scrappy, with Kowloon agrin getting the better of the exchanges:

Backs Good Work.

nan

Dacognitos v. R.A.8.0.

The following will represent, the the R.A.S.0 to-morrow, at 800- Incognitos" in their match with kumpoo (bully off 5.15 p.in)

Mrs. Settle, Kowloon's goalked por, had little nothing to do except on end occasion whoa E., M. It is with especial pleasure that Donelan, receiving a pass from PA. P. Eca da Silva, A. M. Rodri- 81 welcome our new Chieftain--Mr. M Harrop, enme very close but, C. E. Barros, E. V. Rend, R. C. KRAS, R. Silva-Notto, N. Boltrab Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson has long hesitating with her act, missed a Reed, F. G. Barros, F. A. Temedios shown his interest in the Scottish good opportunity to increase Hong Reed, and J. A. de V. Soares. Company, and a considerable num Kong's load. The home beaza Beserves:-Y. Silva and L. Car ber of the men on our Roll found backs, E. Booth and A. Fowlers walhos their way to the Orderly Room for while playing well, were not hit enrolment through his officos. His ting as bard as usual. This pairs sicgan appears to be "You're's a have yet to master the fundament draw's Society, and wear the kilt wingers, and act up the centre of Seat! Be a member of St. An al principle of hitting cut to their

of the Scottish Company

the field. Y H.K.V.D.C. The Company wish Mr. Stevenson a successful year el office, and sasure him of every support.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

SCIENTIST, HONG KONG,

"Everlasting Punishment was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, November 1

Excellent entertainment is pro- „vided by "Song of the West," now showing at the Queen's. John Boles, the star, is afforded many opportunities for exhibiting the re- markable prowess of his glorious voice, opportunities of which he takes full advantage, and the vivid colouring of the scenes the film is ontirely in Technicolour add to the charm of a masterly film." The story, which is both origias) and

The Golden Text. was.'' The of absorbing interest, deals with hope of the righteous shall be glad tho adventures of a Captain in the css, but the expectation of the American Army, who is forced to desert to avoid the persecution of wicked shall perish." (Proverbs a villianous superior officer. A10; 28.): later meeting between the two takes place at a lonely outpost in the prairie, where a waggon train, en route for California, is resting he fore proceeding on its journey un- der the protection of a troop of Army Cavalry, and in a struggle for possession of revolver the superior officer is shot, which com- plicates matters somewhat. John Boles, however, accompanies the waggon train on its journey dressed in the clothes of a clergyman, and hin further adventures, culminating in a thrilling shoot-up, provide a story that holds the talkio-fan on the Christian Science textbook. thralled. The beautiful romanos bo-Science and Health, with Key twoon John Boles us the former to the Scriptures," by Mary Baner Captain Stanto and the sweet Eddy." Divine Science adjusts Virginia, played by Vivienne Segal, the balancens Jesus adjusted. it is treated with just that com Science removes the penalty only bination of reserve and abandon one by first removing the sin which is learning to expept from Holly incurs the penalty. This is my

sense of divine pardon, which John Boles and Vivienne Begal are understand to mean God's mollcd admirably supported by a com- of destroying sin. If the saying is petent cast, while the clowning of true. "While there's life there Joe Brown, na Hasty, alone makes, hope," its opperita is Riso true, the picture worth seeing.

While there's sin there's doom”

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Official raforces-Karnaif Bing,

The following will represent the

- H.K. Hockey Club Team.

The final score

Hong Keng Hockey Club against "1-0 was a the Argyll and Sutherland High fairly good criterion of the game.landers on the U.S.B.C ground

Team:- O.B.A.Mra, P. Settle; A. Fow-can; W. Woodward, J. Rodger, W on Wednesday sɛ 5 p.m. :-G, Dun- cesses gained by the Company on guet, I. Warnes; O. Dalziel, D. D. B. Evans, G. E. R. Divett, C. C Liont Brown mentioned the sac-ler, E. Booth B. Hirst D. Pin F. Reed, A. A. Dand, E. V. Rood; Hunt, M. Groundwater, G. Mao Francia, J. I. T. Tetleg and T. J. Nidor, and M. M. Mariin.

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the ranges and concluded?

I wish to take this opportunity of thanking all those members of hard to make this function a suo the Company who have worked so cess, and I would make spocint mention of Corporal Brande and Among the citations which com-worked like Trojans and I trust. Privato Doctort. They have prised the Lesson-Burman was the you, our guests, will enjoy the re- following from the Bible Trult of their labours thou, Lord, shouldat mark iniqui-Members of the Scottish Com tias, O Lord, who shall stand? But Dany. I give you the Toast Car there is forgiveness with theo, that Visitera. " thou mayst be feared. Let Israel hope in the Lord :" for with the Lord

Replying on behalf of the Visi there is mercy, and with him is tore, Mr. Stevenson said that he plentecus redemption.. And he shall noticed there were only 24. mem- redeem Israel from all his iniquibers of the Scottish Company of ties." (Psalm 130; 3, 4, 7.) the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence The Lesson-Sermon also includ- Corps presont. That was a matter ed the following passage from of regret. Taipana of the Colony should see to it that newcomers to the Colony should be roped in. As far as his. Brm was concerned, they had 8 members of the staff in the Scottish section.

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Chieftain's Reply.

In regard to the Chieftainship of the St. Andrew's Society, he said that while, it was a position. of honour, it was an onerous posi tion, but bo would put forth his best endeavour to make it a sƯỠ caful year. The support of the Reel Club had already bean pre- mised.

7 Lient-Col Bird Called upon to say a few words, Lieut-Colonel Bird said he had at- tended many Hallowe'en Dinners, but never had, ho suen a hall so tastefully decorated. He endorsed Mr. Stevenson's remarks about the small numbers of the Scottish Com pany present, but added that he was probably better suited to judge: the position, having been comman dant of the Company since it ori ginated 12 years ago. He saw signs of better times coming for the Con pany after a period of depression, He was pleased that the attendance was much better on parada nights, and was delighted with the increas ed keenness of the pipa band. Al though, only a Sassenach, he ap preciated pipe music, and could distinguish oue tune from, nzother' He had probably board tonight': tunes before any of the present company having given Piper Nis bett a lift in his car Te'll no mind spot o music, romarked Pipor Nisbet when offered the ridṣ: Auld Land Byus.

The company at the close of the evening's programme joined in the singing of "Auld Lang Syne" and the National Anthem thus bring ing to a close a real Scottish, "night" and a real good celebra tias of Hallowe'en, for which all concerned with the important werk of preparation are to be highly complimented.

Among those who contribute largely to the enjoyment of the evening were, the Misses MargATO Mackie Doroen Brown, Aundray Cocdman and Master Robert Par kinson in Highland dancing: Mr. Jackson which humorous items; Mr. G. McLeod and Lt. Gra ham with songs and Pipe-Major Mackie with Pipers Watson Wilson and Nisbet with pips music: alar Mr. WF Fleming who was at the

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