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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1933:

INTERPORT CRICKET

Programme & Other Arrangements

The interport cricket match betwoen Hong Kong and Malays will com mence on November 6 and will be a three-day match, the game commen cing each day at 11a.m. and stumps will be drawn at 5 pm. The tifin in terval will be from 12.30 to 1.10 p.m.

The match between Hong Kong and Shanghai will be played on the 11th and will also extend over three days, the time for play; being the same.

Shanghai and Malays will meet on Nov, 15, 16 and 17.

The public will be accommodated in the stand at the corner of Des Voeux. Road and Queen's Road, while there will be benches on the Queen's Rood side for sailors and soldiers in uniform. Admission to the public stand is at 60 cents per day.

BALD VERSUS

"COVERED"...

FOOTBALL SWEET LIBERTY!

Colony Team v. Services on Nov. 11

Released Prisoners

Shout For Joy

During the hearing of an opium The following have been selected cuss in Mr. Bohoffald's Court yesterday to play against HM. Services XI. (it is reported elsewhere in this issue) on Armistice Day. Kick-off at 800-the Magistrats and Counsel engaged kunpoo at 3.30 p.m.:

in the case wero disturbed by a noise, wade by some peoplo cheering long Wong Wing (South China); Hill and lustily. Our representative who (Kowloon FC) and S..Strange was in Court at the time, went out to (H.KF.C.);

Shut see what was the matter and he was greeted with the sight of twenty-five prisoners being released from Victoris Gaol

Leung Wing

South China), Channings (H.K. Police), and Bliss (Kowloon C.C.) (Captain); Targ Kwong. Sum (China Athletic), Tam Kong Park (South China). Howe (H.K. Club), E. Strange (HK. Club), and Black (Kowloon F.C.). Re- serves: Marques, Lau Mau, A. Dun- can, Elliott, Bickford.

Colours: shorts.

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An interview with the Acting Super- intendent of Prisons was the natural result, and it was then learn that as the Gaol was still rather congested, it was deemed necessary to release 183 short-term prisoners. The exodus be- Blue shirts white were let out in lots of twenty to thirty,

it was continued yesterday."

LOCAL SPORTS REVIEWED

Continued from page 10

Novel Bowls Match at third division, and the race pro-

Craigengower

The Craigengower Cricket Club will hold its Lawn Bowls Closing Day on Sunday, November 8th. when the following will take part in a Lawn Bowls Game between teams represent- ing the "Bald Headed" and "Non Bald Headed" members of the Club, com- mencing at 3.30 P.M. Souvenir Spoons will be presented to the winning side by the Fresident, Mr. B.W. Bradbury:-

Rink No. 1.

Bald Headed-E. C. Barry, S. Al- derman, L. E. Lammert, W. V. Field (Skip).

Non Bald Headed-J. R. Soares, W. K. Way, L. C. R. Souza, R. F. Luz (Skip).

Rink No. 2.

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Bald Headed-D. K. Kharas, J. Driscoll, W. T. Brightman, D. Rumjaha (Skip)..

Non Bald Headed:-H. W. Randall, M. J. Medina, G. Duncan, Jr.. W. Gill (Skip).

Rink No. 3,

Bald Headed-Dr. V. N. Atienza, F. F. Modi, A. A. Lewis, R. Basa (Skip),

Non Bald Headed:-J. S. Landolt, A. E Marchent, A. A Razack, H. Beor (Skip)

Rink No. 4

Bald Headed E. R. Jenkins, AV Barros, E., el Arculli, J. Cavanagh (Skip).

Non Bald Headed:-C. S. Summons, C. S. Rosselet, A. E. Coates, G. L Buchanan (Skip).

-Rink No. 5.

Bald Harded: J. Van der Lely, A. Paal, W. B. Muskett, B. W. Bradbury (Skip).

Non Bald Headed-E. Cordeiro, Y. Abbas, J. Lunny, U. M. Omar (Skip) At the conclusion of this game, Mira. B. W. Bradbury has very kindly con- sented to distribute the Prizes won in connection with the Club's Cour- petitions. which will be followed by a

Tes' Dance.

H.M.L CONCERT

Programme For To-morrow

The Helena May Institute's first concert of the season is to-morrow, Thursday, 2nd November, at 5.30

p.m.

The artistes will be: Miss E. Snow- don-Jones" (Soprano), Mrs. Nura Kanis (Solo Plano), Mrs. N. Mathie- son (Contralto), Mr. C. B. R. Bar- gent (Baritone), At the Piano! Mr. Frederick Mason, A.R.C.C LT.C.L.

mises to be extremely, interesting, although at the moment, the Lin- coins are having the better of

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gan on Monday, but as the prisoners JAPAN & SOUTH

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AMERICA

Demand for Japanese Banks

Tokyo-There is a growing demand GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO by Japanese traders who are interested

in business with Central and South REFUND

America for the establishment of a banking institution there. No Japa nese banks at present have bratch In such a situation, it is

Lee Sut Ying, a Chinese emu.oy-officca there. the argument by being two points ed at the Pang Yee Tal Loong firm complained, it is impossible for Japan

of 119 Bonham Strand East was to develop her träde. charged before Mr. Balfour.yester

ahead.

THE CRICKET INTERFORT

I must first of all congratulate H. Owen Hughes on being given e honour of leading Hong Kong in the interport cricket matches against Shanghai and Malaya, and I want also to wish him the best of luck.

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Owen Hughes, as my brother cribe sald in yesterday's issue, is an experienced interporter, and though this "will be the first time he will play as captain, it is felt he will more than justify the confidence placed in him by the Selection Committee.

is a well-balanced one though it The team that has been selected

was somewhat of & surprise to see Hayward dropped. It was generally thought that be would be chosen as captain, but

here again la another instance of the futility making any prophe- sies regarding the selection of any cricket team.

Retiring almost immediately after the practice match on Mon- day, the Selection Committee were behind closed doors for well over an hour before they finally decid- ed on the team. They have cho-

sen

a formidable combination though the batting seems rather -weak, but the job of the selection committee is a thankless one. It nod their heads and wear a "that everything goes, right, critics will

is as it should be" look, otherwise there will be an outcry as to the

mistake the Committee made by leaving" out so-and-so.

WHO'S WHO

Ji

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One of the main causes that have day with falsifying accounts" tu mede Japanese banks neglect business the total of 81.282.61. He pleaded with Latin America is the frequ guilty and was ordered to refundent occurrence of revolutiona the money or to serve, six months is undeniable that control of for imprisonment.

eign exchange by many coun- Detective-Inspector O'Donovan tries and one sided blance trade have also spoiled their interest. The Yako seld accused was a trusted ser-hama Specie Bank, for instance, de vant of the firm, so much so that mands a margin of 50 per cent, for he could, order what goods he drafts for the reason of the danger of wished and as he thought they revolution. Its attitude is criticised were required. It was discovered be used eight false chops in res- pect of sums paid to various shops In Hongkong, His position was such that he was never questioned and it was only by a coincidence that he was found out. It had been going on since March 27 last. Accused told the Magistrate, hë spent the money long ago, but would refund it in two years' time. If he could obtain loans from friends he would make good the

sum within a year.

Insp. O'Donovan: The man was arrested at the Great China Hotel, He had left his master's address. When found his luggage was fully packed and he was apparently en- only $1.20 in cash when arrested, deavouring to get away. He had

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by traders as too strict, for revolution in these countries does not differ much from Cabinet changes in other countries.

Bills Through New York

balance of trade, the Yokohama In order to overcome the one sided Specie Bank settle its bills in New York, so that all documents must be sent to New York.

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

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aving arrived from Hamburg and Ports of call, Consignees of Cargo are bereby notified that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk into the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's godowns Kowloon, where Delivery may be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed, bars, unless Notice has been given 48 Optional Cargo will not be landed

hours prior to vessel's arrival, but carried" on from port to port to the final part of call to which the option extends.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the Monday, 6th November, will be subject te Rani,

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, hers they will be examined on Batar day, 4th November, at 10 am, by our Surveyors, Mours. Goddard & Douglas

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations, consigners mast

have a Revenue Officer in attendance" when damaged datable goods are examined.

All Claims must reach us before the will not be recognized. Monday, 27th November, 1933, or they

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destination through This causes & great delay in the arrival of the documents Hong Kong, 30th Oct., 1993. to consignees In Colombia, for inst ance, unless the delivery of imported articles is taken within four months after arrival, a fine is charged by the THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LFIN local Customs officials. Documente usually také over four mooths to arrive for the above season." Consignes are

surmounted if only the Special Bank therefore called on to pay the fine in most cases. This dificulty can be stations its reprsentatives in several important places in Central and South Africa, it is argued

POPPY DAY FUND

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Latest List Of Contributions Goods are landed.

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No Claims will be admitted after

the Goods have left the Godowns, azd Previously Acknowledged $2,760.00 all Goods remaining undelivered after That he had a perfect right too. G. Mackie, Esq.........

50.00 4th November, 1988, at 4 p.m., will be beat his wife, because she was E. Patter, Esq...

25.00 aubject to Bent showing disrespect to his mother, F. Lobel, Esq...

20:00 was the argument submitted by a R. W. Gardiner, Esq...... 10.00 Chinese who was charged wit as-E. Davidson, Esq..... saulting his wife at 23, Stone Nul- G. P's, "John Haig" Sales lah Lane.

10.00 5.00

Total 82,895.00

There are six old "caps in the side, namely Owen Hughes, Fincher Goodwin, Hamilton and Minu. To them we shall look to "father" the Inspector Elston said that the rest who ·arə playing in two women were quarrelling vio- Further contributions will be their first interport except Dunk- lently, when the defendant inter gratefully received by Mr. F G ley who has turned out for Shang-fered by assaulting his wife. It was Maunder, Secretary to Eail Haig's haf before. Redmond will probab-thought the woamn's nose was FUND, York Building, Hong ly be the most successful of the broken. The parties had had Kong. new bowlers while Pearce and WII. trouble before and had been to the . Cheques should be made pay- Hams will get most of the runs for 8.0.A.

able to Thomson' & Co. and 'cross- us, also Garthwaite. In Duckitt who The defendant was bound over, I ed. “Poppy-Day Fund."- plays in his first "home" interport, Hong Kong will have an excellent all-rounder, for not only is he an ideal.opening bat, but he will prove to be a very good change bowler as well and a rellable man in any position in the field

Goodwin and Minu will probably be our opening bowlers, but so far as the reliefs are concerned," 1: would not like to make day" pre dictions, as no one can tell how the game will be going, and Owen Hughes will naturally ring ble (a) Miret, from Berenice (arr. changes accordingly.

Programme.

1-Contralto: Solos

Whistaker)

Handel

(b) Serenade (from Six Jester

Songs)

Bantock.

2-Baritine Solos

(a) When a maiden you have

chosen 7 Beraglio)

(Mozart).

(b) bilen (Trovatore)

3-Soprano Solds

Verdi

(ay Deb vieni, non tardar

Le Nozze di Figaro...Mozart. (b) Non so più cosa son

Le Nozze di Figaro. Mozart, 4-Plano Solos 21.

(8) "Impromptu, Op. 90, No. 4°

Schubert.

(b) The Prophet Bird, Op, 82.

No. 7, (Schumann.

5.-Contralto Solos

(a) The Cloths of Heaven

A Dimhul (b) Ann's Cradia Song

(Armstrong Gibbs. (c) The Cherry Tree. Doth

Bloom ...... Alma Goatley. -Baritone Solos

(a) Star vicino...Salvator Rosa | (b). Had a horse (Hungarian

Folk-song). Korbay Note: The defeat of the Hun- garian Army by the Turki at Mohacs in 1526 was one of the "greatest disasters in the history of the nation: The proverb/---- the refrain of this song is t

As for the batting, if we win the toss and take first knock, I would like to see them bat in the lowing order:

E. C. Fincher" E. R. Duchtt C., C. Garthwalte

TA Pearce

P. V. Williama H." Owen Hughes A. R. Ming

AC. Hamilton

T. Redmond

P. Goodwin G. 8. Dunkley,

in constant use"

C) Old Mother Hubbard. Victor Hely-Hutchu 7-Soprano Bolos.

Who is Bylvia? .

(b) My heart is like a singl

bird

(c) Tile Nightingale has

lyre of gold

(Benjamin Whelpley. 8-Piano Bolondad

(B), Valse in G Flat, Op. 7

(Chopin): (b) Invitation to the waltz

Weber

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All Claims against the Vessel must be presented to the Unitersigned within ten days of the ship's strivel, or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be affected. Billa of Lading will be countersigned by. JOHN MANNERS & 00%, LED,,

Mercantile Bank Building Hong Kong, 29th Oct, 1935,

By GLUYAS WILLIAMS

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AGAIN

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