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GOLF NOTES:

{BY" MASHIE-NIBLICK."]

Excellent weather conditions for goli favoured the holiday pro- prane and although the standard of much of the play was well below. normal this can be attributed pure- | Its seusonal festivities

as all

County

CHRISTMAS WEEK

IN SWATOW.

INTERESTING BOXING DAY

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SPORTS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

the end.

Swatow, December 27. in ne condition, wero

Following the tradition of this particularly, after the rainfall in port, privato Cinistrans Parties for the early morning of Boxing Day Fchildren began from which imparted to the turf that The usual festive spirit was display springy feeling which inspires ed and great was their delight when greater confidence when hitting well Santa Claus, on each occasion, into the ball. There, ware large presontod "each-small-guest-with-a- entries for the Bugey Pools run in reasonable present. connection with the various Courace

The.Custom Club held its annual and, considering all things, the Christmas Tea and True for tho scores returned were good, partioti- |children of members and subscrib laris D. S. Robb'e 3 up on the Olders, and round about fifty Eidios: (Course at Fanling.

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CHARITY FOOTBALL.

IN AID OF HAIG'S. FUND,

A charity football- matoit-in-aid of Earl Haig'e Fuad will be play ud between teams fe¬resenting fao Services and The Ro... of thỏ "Co- Tony on the Club ground on New "Year's "Day," "when" Eris Excellency, the Governor will kick off at 3,30 P

The Commander-in-Chief and the Gencial Officer Cominamling will His Majesty's ships will play becre alao bo present, while hands from

the game and during the mietvall

FANLING GOLF.

BOGEY POOL RESULTS.

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spent a very pleasant afternoon the Mixed Bogey at the Christmas The following were the results of there. Their attention was concen-meeting, at Fanling:- trated more on the expectant ap- P. S. Cassidy and Mrs. Redmond pearance of Father Christmas (19. . . . Cogan and Mrs. Cas- CH, Brangwa) than on the tex sids, ted; & down table. Vory appropriate gifts have

There were 10 entries. been selected this year and pleased. little ones immensely. Mrs. White- more is to be congratulated upon

On

CYPRUS TO PAY FOR RECENT RIOTS.

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The Japanese Golf Club' staged at the Shatin golf course on Sun day last the Club Championship over: 36 holes medal play when about twelve players participut

', The Championship was won "by P. · Moso ́ ́ (H.B.K.) with

morning round of 13 and 83 in the afternoon, while H. Mori (1.5.running the entire show so wonder B.) was second with rounds of 08 fully woll. and 88 in morning and afternoon

Dinner parties were held galoreXDEMNITY OF £34,000 LEVIED respectively. Bogey is 69 for 13

ON PRINCIPAL CITIES. holes, but 1 warn that the course

Christmas Evo, after which is still in a bad condition as a re- practically the entire foreign com- ult of the severe storm in April munity went on to the Swatoy Club last when the Shafin bridge col Capsed and toris of sand was washed fora dapce, it having been gaily gà to the muurse, with the "result decorated for the occasion. The that even now many parts of the

suppor was all that could be desir enarse are almost unplayable. "This was undusbtedly responsible for theed, thanks to the efforts of the sernewhat high, scores. I also^uä- "Kakchio laidies." derstand that it was through the lack of playing facilities for some maths that no entries were re ceived from the Japanese Golf Club in the Colony's Golf Championship "played, recently, 1 think' entride may safely be, expreted next year froin the Japanese community which contains many enthusiastic golfers.

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The Junior Championship Kowloon Golf Cab has attracted. more than ordinary interest this year in view of the large number of keen young players who have joined the Club in recent years and who are now playing fairly steady golf. As a result of last week-end play-offa, "geven players enter the second round to be played on cr before 10th January. II. T. Bux. ton is probably more fancied than apy other player. He carried off the Bogey Pool at Kowloon Golf Cab over the Xmas holidays:

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At the Kownon" Golf Club on Suday F. EA. Remedios and E. D. da Roza meet in the final of the Club Championship. The coursu is in fine fettle and us both finalists are playing excellent golf, good

spores and a close finish should re. kit.

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The happiness-

amounting to 34,000 is to be levied. Nicosia, Dec. 2.-Reparations

Cyprus in payment of the des traction caused during the resent riots which culminated in the burning of the official residence of Sir Roland Storrs, governor of the

island.

A mensure to this effect was pro- mulgated this morning. Six sowas will pay varying amount, the lar gest being 214,000 from Nicosir,

of the night came to an end in the early hours of the 25th. Only a band for orchestra was lacking to make a more perfect night of it, The riots ware connected with a

anovement among a section of Al but this will be made up for at the population for union of the island Bachelors Ball on New Year's Eve, of Cyphr with Greece. the inge at the Kialat Club, to which every-Turkish community objerting. The

trouble developed so seriously that' body is eagerly looking forward ad.

warships had to be sent from Malta Celebration on Boxing Day. and troops. were cunneyed from Egypt to the island in troop-carry- ing aeroplanoя..

That Swatow has not had a more interesting und enjoyable Boxing Day for many years Was this opinion of she almost entire foreign community at Bradley's Lawn on

· Saturday afternoon. -Members of the American warship and other ships in port were also present.

A Sport Meeting was held under the auspices of the Swatow Recrea tion Club, and there were races of at descriptions for both adults and the young, people.

Six out of the seventeen events

hud unfortunately to be abandoned owing to failing light. Six speciul events were arranged for the le According to recent advices f.r3

0310s on the ground by Mrs. hand from Home an intimation has Matthews. Thome for the adults been received from "America that owing to present world economie Fere keenly contested on the spar conditions the Walker Cup match of the moment. Every one just which is due to be played in went in for what he or she was Amorica in 1832 may have to be

worth from the athletic point of postponed. As it costs about £3,000, to send a team to the States the R. view, and every individual effort and A. may be gind of the opport has contributed an jota of success unity of conserving its resources. Lut it will be a big disappointment to the publie on both sides of the Atlantic if the match is abandoned, deserves a word of praise for hav. because it is one of those amatour events which has caught the ima |gination of the sporting world

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Apparently world exonomic con ditions are not acting as a deter rent to the women golfers, of Bri- tain and America who are comple ting arrangements for their first. official, international contest for a trophy to be known as the Curtis Cup, the gift of the fissas Curtis. fwo sisters who were leaders of

of that afternoon.

Ten was provided and Mrs. Bevan

ing so admirably taken charge of the tea arrangements. Hot Dogs were also supplied and much enjoy- ed by all. "The inevitable little open air bar, tob, did a flourishing busi- NCHU. One interesting feature that alternoon was the attendance of the "Town Band" which rendered

pleasing selections:

At the conclusion of the event the prizes were distributed by Mrs. Berger, after which the British Consul, Mr."Blunt, said he has been

American golf a quarter of a cen- asked to tender to her the thunks Aury ago. The match is to be play. of the Committee for her prescnice ed in England in the latter part of and for giving the prizes. He add- May next, and negotiations Have od that special tribute was due to already taken place with the Royal the organizers and originators--- Mid-Surrey Club regarding playing Mears. Maloff and Remeden for the contest on their course in the bringing the community together, Old Doer Park, Richmond.

In his opinion a very pleasant and successful afternoon, had been spent by all-of a kind that has not been

seo for many year.

CRICKET.

Mr. Ramsden also spoke, a few words and thanked all for their pre- CLUB TEAMS FOR 'WEEK-END enco. He hoped that, in futuro,

The following will represent the Hong Kong Cricket Club in their two-day match with the Royal Navy which commences at 11 am to morrow on the Club ground :---

H. Owen Hughes (Capt), H. J, Armstrong, A. U. Beck, A. C. I. Bowker, E. R. Duckitt, R. H. Grif fiths, E. J. R. Mitchell, E. B. Reed, J. E Richardson, G. R. Bayer and R. M. Wood.

In their second division leagus match with Club de Recreio at King's Park on Saturday, the Club will be represented by:-

R. B. W. Paterson (Capt), B. R. Davies, C. E. Gabagan, L. 1. Kilben, F. W. J. Planner. J. R. Batten, W. Stoker. J. R Way, A. Whipps, A. J. R. Wolff and J. N. Sunley.

when opportunity offered itself something similar would be arrang- ed to break the monotony of the port.

Last but not least must be men- tioned the name of "Admiral" H. S. Forster, the secretary of the Swatow Recreation Club and Cop.

Lain of its football team. He de voted the whole morning marking out the course and seeing to other arrangements. Launch facilities were also provided by him

Decossary

as usual.

Messrs. Maloof and Ramadeo have also done much in some way cr other in connection with the Sports Meeting,

The officials were:-Etarter, "Ad- miral" H. 8. Forster: Judges, Messrs. Blunt, Hance and Ramsden; Recorder, Capt. Wood.

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