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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1933.

FOOTBALL

FIRST DIVISION-

RECREIO v. ARTILLERY,

scorers.

Iron Gates In The New Territories

ANCIENT CITIES AND PEOPLE WITH LONG HISTORY

On their own ground, the Ro creio leap to the Artillery by dix goals to it. The Gunners, felded only ten mon throughout the game,

The Inhabitants. and Bardoe and Allan, the Inter

Though the loasa of the New

Or the land population of the porters, were largely responsible Territories was to begin on let July, for their victory, the former with 1898, they were not taken over until Territorios, the majority are either his splendid passes and the latter the following April. Some resist. Punti, that is people who speak with his fine clearances.

atice was met with, chiefly at Kam the Cantonese dialect or Hakka Within a few minutes from the Tin near the Shum Chun Rivor, "strangers." The Punti are the the Gunners opened their where the Tang clan, the earliest older inhabitants and they are in start soaring through Rogers from a nice settlers in the Territories soine pobsession of the island plains, The later, were paas by Seal, the Interporter. They thousand years ago, had built in Hakka, who came continued to have most of the play, the, fertile plain five walled cities originally natives of Shantung. And when half time arrived, they which are inhabited by their des During the Tsin Dynasty B.O. 900-0 had increased their lead to four,cendants to this day. It was found they were subject to persecution, Moore, Seal and Suffolk being the necessary to blow up the iron gates and began their. wanderings in in the city wall, and these were search of a permanent home. They taken to Britain and installed on settled in and round Macao during his property by a Government the Sung Dynasty A.D. 900-1980, official who retired some years but did not become permanent in. Inter Twenty-six years afterwards habitants of South China until the the Chinese petitioned the Gover-beginning of the Ming Period, 1368. nor, Sir RE. Stubbs, for their In the year 1800 there was a great return, and in May, 1923, the gates battle between the Hakka and the were restored to their original posi- ; Punti Sa the Canton Province, and tion. The ceremony was attended about 200,000 combatants perished. by leading representatives of both Most of the land owned by this triho Chinese and European communition is in high places and seaward and did much to strengthen the valleys, and on the habitable parts bonds of friendship and good-will. of the coast. They are a hardier and simpler race than the Can They have their own dia lect, and are easily distinguishable by the blue frilled drapery which the women wear round their largo Hat, circular hats and by their huge earrings, two or three inches long. The boat people are mostly Hoklos,

In the second half, the Recreio made several changes in their posi tions, but these did not prove successful. A fine solo effort by Rogers resulted in him beating Marques with a well placed shot. The last goal of the match was scored by Seal when his centre swerved into the net.

Recreio:-Ogley: Marques and Silva-Netto; D'Assumpeno, Figuei- redo and Oliveira; Gomes, Gutter res, F. Santos, J. Santes and Riberio.

Artillery:-Combey; Allan and Taylor; Pardoe and Harris; Suf folk. Rogers, Gough, Moore and Scal:

SECOND DIVISION

LINCOLNS . KOWLOON.

In a very evenly contestad match played at Chatham Road, Lincolns No goal was scored in the first half, beat Kowloon by one goal to nil and in the second the Lincolns at tacked continuously, and was soon awarded when P. McGuinness scored from a rebound.

THIRD DIVISION

LINCOLNS v. RECREIO.

Rugged Hills,

About one quarter of the area of the New Territories consists of islands. The land as a whole is rugged and an outstanding feature is the range of mountains running along the coast line from east to west, one large spur of which forms the island of the Lan Tao and the smaller islands which surround it. In a country of this kind the area available for cultivation is small,

ver only about one-sixth and when the Territories were taken found to be private landa.

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KOWLOON HOCKEY

YESTERDAY'S FAST GAME

BATTERY

The Recreio wero severely troun- ST. ANDREW'S DEFEATS 20TH ced to the tune of seven goals to nil by the Lincolns in their match at King'a Park.

Clements (2), Davies (2), Bradley, Clarke and Tote were the scorers for the soldiera...

HILLS IN THE NEW TERRITORY

The chief hills are:

1. The Kowloon Range, of which the most prominent hills ara Kow loon Pack (3,900 feet) on the East, Lisa Rock (1,000 feet) and Beacon Hill (1,500 feet) on the West..

2. Tai Mo Shan (3,050 feet), the highest in the New Territories.

3. Need! Hill (1,750 feet), West of Sha Tin,

4. Castle Peak (1,900 feet), West of Castle Peak Bay,

5. Lan Tau Peak (over 3,000 feet) on Lan Tau Island.

6. The Hunchbacks" and Ma On Shan (2,260 feet), on the Eastern

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It is interesting to note that early in the season the 20th Battery defeated the Navy Lower Deck who in turn defeated the St. Andrew's Club.

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KOWLOON LADIES HOCKEY

ST. ANDREW'S LADIES VICTORIOUS.

In their Caer Clark Cup match against the Recreio Ladies, the St. Andrew's ladies showed signs of re- gaining the form they showed at the commencement of the season and won the game by three goals to

one.

Miss M Woolley gave the Saints. the lead early in the first half but C. Silva" equalised matters with a shot that gave J. Bryson in goal no chance. Some, nent passing was sem at this stage by the St. An drew's forwards which finally re- In the first half of the game St.sulted in P. Gittins putting her Andrew's had all the play and con tinually pressed the Battery goal. B. O. Fincher scored the first goal, E. F. Fincher scoring the remain- der. Half time score was three goala to nil.

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team in the lead followed by an- other goal soon after by Miss Wool- ley,

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In the second half the St. An drow's ladies pressed hard to in- crease their score but were held in check until the final whistle.

St. Andrew's Ladies:-J. Bryson; G. A. White, P. Woolley: I. E. Woolley, M. D. White, M. Bryson; M. Chan, E. M. Lee, M. Woolley, M. Churn, P. Gitting.

SATURDAY'S GAMES

RADIO AGAIN BEATEN. The Radio Sports Club and last ycar's winners of the Mamak i Recteio Ladies:-B. Remedios; C. Tournament, again suffered defeat Osmund, M. Basto; E Xavier, M. at the hands of the Navy lower Alves, H. Gutterres; E. Rosario, C. Silva, O. Ribeiro, A. Alves, M, Remedias.

8. The Pat. Sin Range (2,000 deck. The wore was two goals to feet) on the north side of Tolo Harone, bour, across from Taipd.

2. The Tai Tan Yang (1,900 feet), one mile south and south-west of For Ling

Rimmer, of H.M.S. Veteran, was

an outstanding player for his side CBA. LADIES HOLD THE "Y" and scored both goals for the Navy..

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MEDWAY "A" WIN OVER HERALD.

[Those hills are made of the saine rock (granite) as are the rest of the coastal mountains of Kwang- tung. The same formation extends from near Hainan up to beyond The Medway "A" eleven won Shanghai in the north. No valutheir game against H.M.S. Herald able minerals are worked in these by two goals to mil Oldfield and hills at prosent1. From Notex on Wylie were very sound at back for the New Territories by F. J. de the winners while Hall scored both Rome and Rev. N Evans.

THE SEASAME PLANT

goals for his side.

Y.M.C.A HEAVILY DEFEATED."

SEMENA

The MO.A. were heavily de feated in their match against the Yau Ma Ti, Kowloon Yauma"B" Company South Wales Bor- the seasams plant, the seeds of derers who won the game by six which yield a valuable oil fused by goals to one. The winners fed by Chinese for cooking pastries, ti, five goals to mil in the first half soil. There is a factory at Kowloon Fowler scored the only goal for the City where the all is shad

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LADIES.

At King's Park the Central British Association ladies secured. their first point in the Caer Clark Cup tournament by holding the Y.M.C.A. ladies to a goalless draw.

Miss Strelo for the C.B.A. team was outstanding for her side and marked Miss Brown the speedy "Y"wing very effectively,

C.B.A. Ladies:-K. Fisher: M Whitley, M. N. Hudson, A. E. E. Steele, J. Beavis, H. Ambrose; G. MacNider. D. Smith, M. Smith, E. Carroll, E. B. Woolley,

#Y" Ladies: Carr; M Portallion, A. Fowler M. Char diner, M. M. Mason, B, Blumen- thal; O. Dalziel G. Lakeman, Bi Dalziel, M. Griffiths, O. Brown.

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