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¡RUGBY FOOTBALL

Navy Again Defeat Club Easily

(BY FORWARD)

The Navy tries were scored by Slater and Darley in the first half and three by St. Clair Ford in the second half. Linton converted one

A DRIVE-YOURSELF SERVICE IN KOWLOON

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By Our Special Correspondent.

The Navy administered their second defeat to the Club this season" by beating them 0.0 Saturday to the tune of two goals

How many people in the Colony and three tries (19 points) to nil.

are fortunate enough to be able to own a motor car or oven a motor Wish all the Fleet in the Navy cycle, The answer is too obvious, were a full strength but the Club to need any mentioning here a were without the services of Dr. J. though of late, the number of pri- A. R. Selly, their captain, G. Crate cars appears to have increased Moutrie, P. Witham and D:considerably. Whereas a car Was McLellan.

considered a luxury which only the taipans could afford say ten fifteen years ago, the motor car, or especially the baby ones, is fast growing to be, if not a necessity, then certainly a great convenierice. Property owners are going further and further out towards the "suburbs" whenever they put up new, houses, and while moet of these new houses or flats may be reached easily by us, there is not the slightest doubt that they were Meske, who deputised For Selby meant for those who can afford a at sarum half played an excepsmall car at any rate, tionally good game but the Club threequarters played very poorly both in attack and defences....

Turner was conspicuous with some excellent touch kicking.

and Shaw the other.

Bradford captained the Club sida in the absence of Selby and led the pack excellently and although they were outweighted in the tight scrums they managed-to-secure the ball from the majority of the line outs and the loose serums.

What has made these small care

so popular, and even scane of the bigger ones, are the easy terms on which they may be bought. It is now no hardship for the "middle class" man to own a car. Thers

loon had whan they called a "drive yourself service" and they had a feet of some ten to fifteen cars to cope with this business. It was a well-patronised business too, and for that reason it is all the more surprising that it has apparently died ort.

In those days one could get & car for about twelve dollars a day

course), and the beauty of it all (not including the gasoline, "of was that one could drive it one- self. That made motoring for the poorer folk much more intar- esting than it is now, for one our tainly gete a bigger "kick" out of the whole thing if one could drive oneself and not have to rely on a chauffeur to dash round corners and hair-pin hends, much to one's discomfiture.

Kowloon led the way in this line of business, and Kowloonites and to a very great extent. visions of this business expanding Young- men-about-Kowloon used to hire a car to take their best girl out week-ends, and the satisfaction of

While the Navy played well they must be hundreds of people, how being able to drive up to her door

beat the Club.

were not nearly so impressive sa dever, who would enjoy a drive asher-driver" style

and sound the hom in regular the previous occasion when they much as anybody else had they but thrill to the whole thing. But alas! added, a autficiant means to buy a car, and for some renem or other, this what is more important still the business ceased, and it is in the upkeep of one,

hope that some of the more enter- And that brings me to the sub-prising motor people would take on Capt. Gottwaltz refereed and theject of this article. Some years the idea that this article is writ- following were the teams:- ago, an enterprising firm in Kow-ten.

These two teamTS are meeting again on Saturday on the Club ground

Navy Buckley; Lt. Clair

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Fard, Lt. Slater, Mid

Darley, Lt. Curry, Lt. Miers, Lt. M.C.C. IN INDIA POLICE PROMO-

Forbes; Crur. Rooma (Capt.), Lt. Linton, Lt. Evans, Lt, Nixon, Lt. Sather, Lt. Shaw, Fly. Off. Morris, L. C. Pascoe,

Club-W. H. B. Rigg; G. F. Lammert, L. G. Robertson, J. Hut- chison, J. J. Ferguson; M. W. Turner, H. O Meeke, 1. H Brad- ford, E. F. Walkden, G. A. Stewart, D. A. Cumming, F. R Burch, K. A. Munro, D. Wheeler and L. de C. Blechynden.

AN ENGINEER

Another Overwhelm-

ing Victory

Ajmer, November 26. The match between the MC.C. Mand the Rajputna XI, resulted in the former winning by the big margin of an innings and 107 runs. Townsend and Clark were in good form with the ball, the former tak ing 5 wickets for 16-in the first innings and 7 for 22 in the second, Clark took 5 for 10 in the first

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Dangers of Electrical

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London, November 25.

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All broken, obsted, and damaged gularly and carefully inspect Goods are to be left in the Godowas,all appliances, some of which re- where they will be examined on Wednes- quire Home Office regulations. day, 30th November, at 10a.m., by our Burreyors, Mesara, Goddard & Douglas. To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations, consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goody are examined.

All Claims must reach us before the Thursday, 21st December, 1985, or they will not be recognised,

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The warning" follows the eleg- trocution of a girl, aged 19. Mišs Elsie Allbutt, while having her hair waved.

At the inquest at Halesowen, Worcestershire, it was stated that

Scores:-

M.C.C., 1st innings Rajputna XI. lat innings

Clark, 5 for 10, Townsend, 5 for 16. Rajputna XI, 2nd innings

213 32

74

Townsend, 7 for 22.

EDUCATIONAL CHANGES

New Headmaster For C.B.S.

TIONS

Several promotions were con- tained in the Hongkong Police Or- ders.

Inspector F. E. Booker of. Yau-" mati. Police Station has been pro-

moted Chief Inspector, vice-chief Inspector" H. J. Patterson who is retiring on pension....

Sub-Inspector Ą. Nicol who is in charge of the Traffic Department has been promoted full inspector vice Inspector Booker, while Police Bergeant G. R. Butcher of the Water Police Station has béen promated Sub-Inspector,

Lance Sergeant Orem ät. Lok- machau Folice Station, has also been promoted Police Sergeant.

SECRET SHIP. NO VISITOR MAY SEE

Port Glasgow, Oct. 18. A cargo ship was launched from Lithgow's yard here to-day. Its plan of construction will be ob-. solete in less than two mnths if experiments are successful in the building of another cargo ship. nearing completion on adjoining stocks.

The experimental ship is a my- stery. Only Sir Joseph Isherwood, his designers, Bir James Lithgow. and the yard chiefs know its secrets.

If its construction theory an

the girl was in the chair with. As a result of several" forthcom- her head surrounded by drying ing retirements, changes are im- apparatua. She sat with a plug | pending in the Hongkong Educa- | are shaped hull is proved-and Bir in her hand with instructions to tion Department, it is understood. Joseph, the famous naval - ar- touch a button if the apparatus・・ Már. J. Ralston, MA. (Glasgow) chitect, who evolved it after years became too hot, aki

is mentioned as the next Head of work, is confident that it will master of Central British School be--it will mean a great advance in succession to Mr. H. Franklin | in shipbufiding and prosperity for Nightingale who, together with the yards of Great Britain.

TO BORN LESS FUEL Mr. Nightingale, also on the staff.

While the assistant was absent from the room, the girl fell to the floor. A doctor was called but the girl was already dead.

:ང་ [An" electrical expert stated that there was a defect in the insula tion of the apparatus

"A verdict of accidental death by electrocution, due to a defect, was returned.--Reuter..

LOWEN KAN SUBMITS RESIGNATION,

Nanking, Nov. 25. Dr. Lo Wen-kan, Minister of Justice has submitted petition, rengning from the con current post of Ministers of Foreign Affairs-Reuter

The mystery ship will be named Aregow. It is to be launched early in December. -

of the CBS., is believed to be re- They say it will cost 30 per cent, tiring shortly, and less to, operate, carry, more cargo ⠀⠀⠀ Mr. Ralston arrived in the Co. | in proportion to its tonnage, and long in 1914 as an assistant mas- burn less fuel e ter and since then, he has held several headmasterships, including those of the Ellis Kadoorie Indian School, the Ella Kadoorie School and Wanchai School, He has also acted as Inspector of Schools and been" Sɗcretary of the Board of Education,

It is understood that the essen- tial differences in the Inaldo con- struction are that there are" no tank side brackets of the kind usually atted and few z "ver ical Mr. Nightingale and his wife pillars, that the double tank is joined the Education Department only one-third of the anio's in 1917, the former an assistant breadth, in length, and that master. - Ho was later made. Head- spaces usunity master of Yaumati School and brackets are thus

took over scharge of the Central which will rest on Ilmbers «fitter BEH School in 1923,

over the transverse framing

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