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ADVERTISEMENTS.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE

PUBLIC AUCTION

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERTY

SITUATE AT

VICTORIA IN THE COLONY

OF HONG KONG

AND KNOWN AS

SECTION BINLAND LOT No.1499

TOGETHER WITH 2

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MESSUAGES, TENEMENTS AND

OTHER ERECTIONS THEREON

No. 10, TAI YUEN STREET. HONG KONG

TOM SOLD

PUBLIC AUCTION,

ON FRIDAY, The 2978 DAY OF JANUARY, 1982. AT 3 OOLOOK PM,

HI

MESSRS, LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneers.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1932.

Sports News

FANLING GOLF.

STARTING TIMES FOR TO-MORROW.

New Course.

0.98 a.m. W. M. Barton and Miss

Mackie.

!!

1,23

+t!

0.44

9.52

11

10,00

TA

10.10

14

10.48

17

10.50

.11

G. T. May and F. Hartley

+

J. Gardner and N. Mrs. Sherry and W,

Ellis.

Weight.

HOME FOOTBALL.

FOURTH ROUND OF THE F.A. CUP.

31 TODAY'S FIXTURES.,

Seventeen, tenths from the First M.Division of the English League, Saine from the Second Division, and .ix ftan the Third Division are in the draw for the fourth round of

A. Ritchie and J. Flem-the Foothill Association Cup due ing.

for play to day,

Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Redmond,

, Lt. Col. E. D. Matthews

and Mrs. Matthewa.

B. J. Lacon and Miss Gordon.

Old Course.

î

0.10-0.20 a.m.-Not to be booked by those travelling, by 8 alm. train.

0.34 a.m. W. C. Shinids and 3. H.

Anderson".

9.28

1.32

"

9.30

AT THE SALES HOOM,

AT DUDDELL STZIET.

0.40

HONG KONG.

0. 1•!

9.48

For Furthor Farticulars, and«Condi

0.52

ticas of Bulo, Apply to

9.56

MRS. RUBS & CO.,

Solicitors

10,00

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or to

10.04

WEBSRS, LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneers,

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E. O. Priestley C. W. F.

Booker".

R. C. Webb and G. C. Worrell.

F. A, Redmond and A. B. Stewart.

CHELSEA'S CHANCES "AGAINST WEST HAM

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SUNDAY'S RACES.

LARGE CROWD EXPECTED

AT KWANTI

SOME SELECTIONS FOR PUNTERS.

[BY MORNING DEW."),

There are seven races on the card to-morrow for the Fanling Hunt) and Race Club's Winter Race Meet- ing and if the weather remains na ideal as it has been during the week, the attendane is sure to be in the hature of a record..

pony, Stand-

Although big folds are not anti- cipated, some keen racing is per 2411 The Arat ovant for Aus tralians looks like a good thing for Fritz, but Season Ticket, Mr. Reidy's

Australaam now might upset calculations.. ing 14 hande 9" inches, the pony looks a bit of a smasher and although I do not orpect him to beat Friti to-morrow, ho will be, in the course of 1932, a big factor to be reckoned with in hurdles in Fan- ling.

LONDON, Jan. 92. Two outstanding matches in the fourth round of the Football Asso ciation Cup being played to-day ace showe at Highbury between

The main race of the day is n the Arsenal and Plymouth, and at steeplechase over a mile and three- Stamford Bridge between Chelseaquarters. It is a handicap event and West Ham.

and The Partridge belonging to Mr. Stanton, appeals at 150 pounds. Christmas Belle has only 158 pounds to look after, and although the pony is it at the moment, bó is not likely to give The Partridge eight pounds and a beating.

Plymouth will be playing the same side as that which removed Man chester United from the Compoti

I. WShewan and C. My-tion. cock.

Chelsen have a great chance of re-

J. S. Dykes and H. Love.peating their feat of last year when "W. Mulcahy and L. Ethey defeated West Ham by three

Andrewos,

goals to one in the third round,

F. Syme Thomson and R. Hinton.

W. D. Denham and S. H. Fox.

•

J.

R M. Henderson and C. E. R. Divett.

. The majority of the teams are undergoing special training, which includes bring bathe, gymnastics and golt.

A. W. Hay Edie ond. H..j M. "Mair.

M. N. Cochrane and E. Dog Vaux. 10.12 G. Thomerson and H. We

Dulley. 10.18. 1. A. Leiper and J.

Dunbar.

+

11

C.

J. P. Warren and R. K. Valentino.

Huddersfield, Sheffield Wednesday and the Arsenal are Homo of the natstanding senior teams. They have the cavier of playing on home ground against comparatively weak ст opposition. Blackburn and Aston Villa are on the list of visit ing teams, the latter mesting Forts mouth, who were beaten in the Cup Final three seasons back by Bolton Wanderers,

Lady Peel's Marquis Hull might carny off this event, as the pony is in great fettle at the moment and might stay the distance well although, if the rate was a wee bit shorter, the pony would have a dis- tinetly better chance.

Over There should win the Aith race confined to Fanling subs. He is carrying top weight, but this is not too heavy and the pony ought to be able to carry off the race. Mouche and Cutex are good for place beta.

SELECTIONS.

The selections for to-morrow are

There will be no Longue games in the First Division, while the pro- gramme has been curtailed in other as follows:- directions owing to many of the

TO BE SOLD

Br

10.20

10.94

R. H. McBenz and J. Bonl.

G.

+1

J. P. Sherry and G.

F.

Hole.

tening

buing engaged in

Cup

R. A. Rodgers and Mandrachia.

J.

matches.

The following is the fixture list :-

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MESSES. LAMMERT BROS., 10.30

OF No. 4, DUddell St. Hong KONG

Valuable leasehold premises

J. W. Alabaster and S. T. Butlin,

F. C. B. Black and I.

H. G. Fighet.

P. 8. Grant and J. B. Lanyon

C. H. Wilson and A. D. Humphreya..

C. H. Rolfe and Y. Segalon.

·

J. A. R. Selby and J..G, Campbell.

L. Yates and S. A. Setli L. B. Holmes and I. W Daukes.

WAR. Vallance and C. C. Stark.

G. W. Tolmie and K. W. Jones.

RA. CUP MATCHES.

Huddersfield

10.40

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10.44

10:48

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10.52

MARBLE. HALL

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10.30

11,00

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11.04.

11.09

11,13

NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON

Haring a FRONTAGE OF 104 FBRİ 10 NATHAN ROAD, and of 150 feet'ta Middle Road and an area of 15,014 sq. feet or thereabouts,

The mansion consists of a modern three storey, residence with a base. 1.16 mout and contains four reception

oms and a spacious halt pannelled | 11.20 jad

with paved

Birmingham,

Fourth Round.

Watierd Grimsby

$5.

Port Vale

!!!.

Manchester C.

12.

22.

Queen's P.R.

ま

Southport.

Leicester.

Brentford.

#. Bournemouth.

Northampton..

1. Sheffield U.

Plymouth.

Wolves. Blackburn.

H. Liverpool!

".. West Ham.

Aston Villa. Stoke.

Division II.

2.

Newcastle Wednesday

Bradford. Bury Arsenal Preston N.E.

7.

...

Derby

17.

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R. Campbell and R.

E.

Chesterfield

Atwell.

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marble, ou the Ground Floor. Eight bedrooms | 11.24 with adjoining bathrooma fitted with ép-to-date sanitary fittings

and 11,28 English tiles. The front of the house has wide vorsadah and joncrete balconies are provided on the sides of the house.

C. E. Sandstrom and A.

Brawn.

Chalsen Portunouth Sunderland 7.

+3

C. Thwaites and Á, Coppin.

O.

11.52

8. S. Perry and W. Clark, Capt, Burleigh and R. F. Clark.

r.Burnley

Leeds Swansea Tottenham

Cardiff Clapton O.

Gillingham

Luton

Swindon Torquay

Carlisle

The premises are eminently suitable for a residenos or for a private hotel

for which purpose it is now used.

DATE OF SALE

BRITISH TENNIS

REVIVAL

WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, HOPES OF WINNING DAVIS

1932 at 8.00 pm,

FANLING HUNT

STEEPLECHASE RACES

Sunday, 24th Jan. “SEVEN- RACES.

Special Train leaves Kowloon 1.06 p.m. Returning from Fanling to ***Hong Kong 8.41 pm. First class fars 82.00 includes Admission to Course.

[1713"

(BISMAG)

CUP

(Reuter's Special Scfrice.)

LONDON, Jan. 21.

Already sanguine of winning the Davis Cup in 1939 following the brilliant displays of The Dauntless Three of British tunnis last year. the success of Britain now seems asured.

Charlton.

Notts C.

r. Barnsley.

Manchester-C.

Division III. (South).

• 7, Southend.

21. Rrighton.

3. Thames.

7/ Pulham.

?! Norwich.

7. Mansfield.

Division III. (North.)

7. Rochdale, Darlington 77. Hartlepools.

Gateshead 11. Full

Halifax

New Brighton Rotherham Stockport Walsall Wrexham

Chester.

2 Barrow.

2.

Tranmere.

11.

York,

1. Lincoln.

1. Doncaster.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

27,

V

Motherwell. Hearts.

22. Airdrie."

9. St. Mirren.

v. Celtic

The confidence follows the an Aberdeen nouncement of the removal from the Clyde competition of two such obstacles Dundee U. a Borotan and Lascoste, both of Falkirk whom will be unable to play for Hamilton family, and business reasons.

Kilmarnock Laith Mortan Queen's Park v. Dundee. Rangers

Ayr.

PAINS AFTER EATING

SEE Tits DON ON EVERY PACKET

STOP AT ONCE!

TT'S not the food you eat which causes pairs, but

the excess stomach acid which sets up food fer mentation, generates painful gates and "attacks the delicate stomach lining. This excess acid must, there fore, be neutralised before you can expect quy relief. To do this, take a little. "Blaurated* Misgnesla after meals or whenever pain is felt. The dangerous acid fr immediately neantralised and all pains and discomfort peice at once. 'Blunted' Magnesin is used and prescribed by doctors all over the world because it la the one certain pure for digestive pains after eating.

BISURATED

Powder and Tablets from all chemists.

V.

Third Lanark, Partick.. Cowdenbeath.

LOCAL CRICKET.

CHAMPIONS' TEAM FOR

TO-DAY.

In their league match with Craigongower Cricket Club

at

Hong Kong Valley, this afternoon, the Indians will be represented by:

M. R. Abba (captain),, A. It. Abbas, F., M. el Arculli, H. T.. Barma, A. K. Immail, B. denuit, M. P. Madar, K. Nazarin AM. Rumjahn, A. R, Suffiad and A, 8, Suad.

Fritz.

Race 1.

Season Ticket...

St. Moritz.

Rate 2.

As You Like It.

Duke of Milan, Movanagher.

*Race 3:

The Partridge. "Marquis Hall.

Christmas Belle.

Race 4 Montana. Bronze Eyes.

Country Club.

Eace b.

Over There. Catex

Mouche.

Race 6.

Britunnio Hall. Donnabella. Mongolian Stag.

Race 7.

Bay of Bellingham.

Sunny Day.

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THE MACAU GREYHOUND RACING CLUB

HOW

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THE

STEAMERS

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After the racing on Saturday night a steamer will leave Macao for Hong Kong "at 3 a.m. Sunday morning.

After Sunday's Racing steamers will leave Macao at 4 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. for Hong Kong,

STEAMERS to MACAO

TO-DAY

SUI TAI 8.00 a.m. VENEZIA 200 p.m. SUI AN 4.30 p.m.

PRICES OF ADMISSION Public Stand

Non-members to Members' Stand

40 cents

-$1.00

TO-NIGHT 8.30 P.M.

TO-MORROW 2.00 P.M.

DOGS!

ROXOR

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