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DIOCESAN OLD BOYS

DINNER

LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ANNUAL REUNION ON SATURDAY

Dr. Kotewall's Happy Speech

The past pupils of Diocesan Boys' School met at a re-union. dinner held on Saturday night at Lane Crawford's restaurant when there was an attendance of over 110.

Mr. J. M. Wong took the chair and there were present, Sir Henry Pollock, the Hon. Mr. R.H. Kotewall; Mr. H. B. L Dow- biggin, The Very Rev. Dean Swann, Rev. W. W, Rogers and Pro- Iessor, L. Forster.

A very pleasant and enjoyable concert followed the dinner, the contributors being Messrs. R. H. Waller, Chan Tak Hurig, Kan Yee Ming. Kan Yeg Kit, and Kan Yee Lim.

NEW OFFICERS ELECTED

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1934.

EVERTON AND ARSENAL L

IN CLOSE GAME

Scottish Cup Second Round Scottish

Matches

Football enthusiasts were provided with plenty of thrills when Everton meet the Arsenal in the latter's ground and now by the odd goal in three. It was a close struggle with the issue in doubt till the final whistle sounded,

There were no Scottish league matches as the second round in the Cup competition" was played. The full re sults of the matches as cabled by Reuter, as well as the league tables brought up-to-datë, will be found below:---

FIRST DIVISION

I.R.C. OVERWHELM LEAGUE

CHAMPIONS

(Continued from Page 7)

Comdr. nhsell, e "Faithm, b.

Ldg. to. Snayse, b Bauard ... Comar. besant, not out. shup, "bewe, o bailard inst. Lt. Symthe, c Buckian, v

Ballard Sig. C P. Forsytn

V.

iamning.

S. A. Smith, b Flood L. B. A. Cloke, not out

Extras (LBI, WBI, NES)

Total (for 8 wkt.)

S. A. Hattrick did not" bat.

Bowling Analysis

-Ballard Whitley

11

26 8 12 8 41 ..........28 ........26

33 32 23

43 22

Forsyth

Flood

Southampton.20 Notta V. Millwall Swansea

8 13 8 24 89 71

8 10 10 83 39 24

1

2 Manchester U.27 4.15 3 44 8

Lincola.......2010 27 87 19

Arsenal Birmingham

1 Everton

2

1 Newcastle

•Chalsen

1 Leicester

Derby

5 Stoke

Huddersf'd Liverpool Manchester C. Portsmouth

Prior to the dinner, the election, as it did, the most critical perlod Wednesday

of officers took place, and resulted of its existence. Of the credit for as follows:-

President: Mr. J. M. Wong. Vice President, Mr. C. B. R. Sur- gent and P. H. Sin.

P Hon. Treasurer: Mr. T. 8. W. Chan

W. A. Mr. Secretary: Hon. Zimmern.

General Committee: Messrs. J. Peter D. Bush, B. C. Randall, Yong. Kennth Chan, Thomas, J. F. Shea, Kwok Chan, Wong Sik Chung, J. L. Youngsaye and Dr. Arthur Woo.

Mr. J. M. Wong, addressing the gathering, took the opportunity to remind them of their duty to the Alma Mater and appealed to all past puplis to work for the pro- The school gress of the school.

and unless had great traditions they were prepared to let down men like Mr. George Piercy, they should not relax in their efforts to work for the good of the Di- cresan Boy's School.

Bishop con- His Lordship the gratulated the Committee of the Success they had attained during their year of office. He suggested that the members of the Old Boys' Association should be divided In- to two classes. Those who were willing to support the Association those who were inancially, and willing to give of their time.

DR. KOTEWALL'S SPEECH, The Chairman, in calling upon Dr. Kotewall, said that it was his

ask the most pleasure to tinguished Old Boy to speak.

Dr. Kotewall said:

pays for

dis-

I am, here this evening in the rather unusual role of a guest who his dinner (laughter). Some days ago I received a cordial invitation from the Association to this dinner, and without thinking much of the matter, as I was just- going on a short holiday. I ac- cepted. A few days ago I met our keen and energetic Secretary, Willie Zimmern, and I told him that as I was myself a member of the Association, I should like to be permitted to pay my share of the dinner. You see, gentlemer. I am very jealous of the privilege and right of my membership. in the Association, and would yield it to even the temptation of Wille a free meal. (Laughter) Zimmern, in the true spirit of a is such "D.B.-sonian-if there a name-understood the feeling. and look my 81.50. Applause). I hope that this spirit which ac- tuated Willie Zimmern to do what he did pervades the whole Asso- clalion, in which, in these days, we take such a pride. You may wonder why I used the words "in these days." I have a reason. The B.B.S, Old Boys' Association was formed about 14 years ago but it made a bad start and i had never quite recovered from that initial

not

by far the this achievement, greatest share must go to Bishop Hall (Loud Applause).

Sunderland

W. Bromwich

3 Wolves

THIRD DIVISION (South)

3 Spurs

1

5 Middlesbor'

2

1 Sheffield U.

1

Norwich

4. Blackburn

0

Queen's P. R.

3 Aston Villa

1 Coventry.

U Leeds

8

Beading.....

Exeter...

half

Charlton..

abandoned in the second

S

II.

LOCAL BOXING

S.W.B. Novices Contest

The Semi-Finals and Finals of the South Wales Borderers Novi ges Boxing Contest were held last Monday afternoon when

SOME

The following were the results:

13 Recrelo

8 5 1 2 17

S

Cralgengower

7 5 1 16-

BJ

1. R. C.

7 5 1 1 16

J

NAVY

6 3 2 1 10

K. C. C..............

5 2 0 3 9

good aghting was seen.

2. K. C. C.

5 2" 1 2 a

R. AS. C.

5 2 3 0 &

7

6. R. A. M. C.

R. E

6 1 4 1 4

2 1 1 0 3 70 5 2 2

70 5 2 2

10 Police

50. 8. C. C.

University

125

Q. M. R. W.

... 21 4. 51 6

9.

1

33

0

........ 10

0

20

1

3

0

?

1

*bowled 2 no balls.

fbowled 1 wide and 1 no ball.

RECREIO Y BAM.C

At Recreto, the hobis team won by 80 runs, the scores being:--

Recreio

W. A. Reed, Lb.s., b Bonavia 13 H. A. Aves, 1.b.w., `b Bonavia...

Bristol B...

Luta.....

Aldershot .....

***** !

20 15 6

27 14 7 6 65 38 34 Ful? 19 2020

28 18 6 7 to 83 93 27.14 9 4 5 45 38

26 14 8 3

57 86 91 25 13 7 6 52 43

via

H. A. Barros, e Dolledge, b

Trimble

H. A. Noronha, run out

11 10 8.37 12 27 J. Noronha, c Denver, b Bona-

81ndpa-。 10 7.41 43 25

Crystal P.....

******

orthampton ....25.

030 8 40 40 24 A. Práta, b Trimble

27.12 9 6 26 47 30

28 7 10 93 34 28

3 0 2 1 1

League Tables

DIVISION I.

P W D L PAP

Lincoln Regt.13 11 Bt. Joesph'...... 18. 10 Bouth China14 10 S..W. Borderer. 11 R. Navy.

1 X M8 17 8

31 30 18 72

1 à 34 13 31. 90 240 18 18

238 22

22 18

8

0 9.30

8 14 24 918 at 0 19 12 349

LIGHTWEIGHT

Drummer Hughes (H.Q. Wing) beat Rie. 10 Jones ("B" Coy).

MIDDLEWEIGHT: /

Pte. Harris ("D" (S) Coy.) beat Pte. Windsor ("C" Coy.)

WELTERWEIGHT

beat

Pte. O'Kelly" ("B" Coy.) Pte. Davies, 50 ("3" cbf.) Lieut.-Col G. T. Raikes, Commanding, presented the prizes

the conclusion of the contest

:

PASSENGER LIST

Officer

The following were among the 10 passengers who arrived in Hong Kong by the ts. Tanda:-Mrs. 7Moodle-Heddle, Capt. and Mrs. J. 7/W. Bundred, Miss M.. Billington, 2 Miss P. H. Billington, Mr. A. C. Talt, Mrs. M. Tait, Miss E. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jefferson, Mr. V. Jamé, M. N. B. Dodwell," Mr. and Mrs. F. Nibloe, Miss N. E. Nibibe, Mr. George Kang, Mr. Kum Rang. Mr. Chong Lock, Mr. F. Cheng, Mr. Poon Chin; Mr. and 18 84 17 18 Mrs. Ping Tai and 8 children, MT, 1 7 25 25 16 | James Kwok and sir, Harry Rin 817 24 30 fa

Hunt.

DIVISION. II.

H. K. Clab

Athletic

Guala

Polic

P W L D

4

Ftw

31

Kowloon

18

26 18 5

B

132

40 37

E49 31 35

S. Soares, c Trimble, b Bonavia

3

East Lanca...

.10

.12

G. Gutterres, b Trimble

7

Bearsio

A. P. Gutterres, c and b Bona-

0

owing to fog.

管

17

B. NYJ **

..15 9

South China 13 10

SECOND DIVISION

S. W. Borderers...18

D

- via

1 Lincoln Reg. 18

8

6 Notta F.

2

3 Boltou

1

Clapton.........

27 9 12 8 37 4L.

19.

18

7

1 Manchester U. 4

Brighton.

3 Hull

1

Torquay.....

9 13 4 32 68

J. Gutierres, 1.w.b. b Trim-

ble

41

Young Indiane...12 Athletic

Zouteud..

7 12 7 82

82 45 21

20 Kowloon F.C..............

5 Fullam

0 Watford.

14

+

48 21

26 8

9 Bradford C.

1 Plymouth

1 Newport..

Bristol C..

Cardif....

3 West Ham

Blackpool

1

Z

Bradford. Brendford Burnley Bary Lincolns *Millwall Notts C Oldham

Port Vale Preston

1 Southampton

Grimaby

1 Bournemouth..

Gillingham.....

As for Mr. Sargent. I find that I have to borrow the words of an- other in order to do him proper justice. Two days ago a gentle- man of high position, who is a good judge of men. when talking to me about the D.5.S. said. "We must give the School what it needs for its development. Et would be a pity to hamper the work of the best Headmaster in the Far East". (Applause) A very high compli ment indeed for one so young. But is it not deserved? I say it 19, and I know that you will say "so say all of us". Mr. Sargent's "Swansea ability, energy, his tremendous en- thusiasm, his faith in the School and the solid achievement he has

THIRD DIVISION (South) already sown in the short period of one year more than confirm the

Aldershot good opinion already expressed of Him. Providence must have been exceptionally partial to Mr. Sar-Brighton gent in showering upon him so Bristol R.

gifts. A splendid Crystal P. « many natural worker, he is also a fine speaker. Exeter " At the last Speech Day when he Gillingham ended his report with that ap- Luton pealing and effective peroration Northampton the Bishop felt, as he told me Southend afterwards, that he would like to Swindon make him a preacher, and I felt Torquay that I would like him to teach me how to speak. (Laughter). ·

*abandoned in second half owing to fog. † postpoed owing to fog.

Now it is up to us"Old Boys to stand by these two men to sup.

port them

to the best of our

45

8 14

+ 41 8120 24 7 13 6 50 85 20 26 4 11 11 28 45 19

24 4 11 9 34 45 17 ZA 7:16 3 37 63 17

THIRD DIVISION " (North)

PWL D

7

Goals

A. Pto Chesterfield 20 & 2 "60 28 42 Stockport.20 16 4 773 80 87 Barnsley 27 16.1

74 45 86 Walomil.... 27 16 88 57 38 85 Tranmere.25 12 7 6 50 29 30 Halifax........

26 14 10 2 47 67 30

12 10 5 45 Doncaster........

2 Bristol C. Clapton

2

:

1 Watford

0,

1 Charlton

0

Wruzbam

4 Cardiff

0

Barrow.....

5 Bournemouth

1 Gateshead

2 Norwich

3

'5"Newport

2 Reading

O Coventry 1.Queen's P. R.

DIVISION (North)

11

Accrington

8 Southport

Crowe. York..

Darlington

Hartlepools.

Chester...

23-11 10 5 18.41

27 9 9 9 63, 58

27 9 18 6

-

26, 13 4

A. F. Pereira, not out

Extras (B.4, L.B.9, W.B.) 14

H. K

Cab. ....14

2488 20

8 33 12 20 1 40 19 19

1 7 21 38

110 19 61 5

-1 12 12 50 8

DIVISION III.

0 0 734 32 148 24 19

..

Wheeler and Woolsey's new all- star musical Bim for RKO Radio "Hipe Hips Hooray" has at last been completed and will be seen, In Hong Kong within the next This is one of W 25 81 12

two months. and W's most elaborate produc tions and will contain more song and dance hits that anything they have done yet.

+$5659858

Total

133

Bowling Analysis

Lincoln Begt.......18 16

O M. R.-W.

S. W. Borderers...19

D

Millington

T

0

29

0 South China.......13

9

19 25.17 19

*Bonavia Trimble

13

1

5. 47

RAM.C.

B.A.SC.

10 1 28

4.

Recreio...

Leigh

3

0 17.

ORAF.

Radio.....

B. D

University,

*bowled 1 wide ball.

B.A.M.C.

Maj. Denvir, b Pereira Cpl. Collège, b Peretra

Maj. Bonayla, c L. J. Gutter-

res, b Pereira

INTERPORT TRIAL

the

South China v. B.A.F. On the Military ground at the Valley, South China defeated the R.A.F. by a goal to all

7

Pte. Haynes, c a. P. Gutter-

rea, b Pereira

6 9 8 7 62 18 24

Lt. Trimble, b Pereira ........

3

20 10.11 5 31

27 8 18

Cpl. Millington, b Pereira ...... Capt. Lewis-Bryan. b. Péreira

14

27 9 13 6

Pte. Leigh, Not out

(Continued from Page 10.)

Campos (2) and Alves scored goals.

་་

L/Cpl. Meadows, b Pereira... Pte. Saunders, c G. Gutierres.

b Pereira

0

0

Pte. Neale, b Alves

0

20

Extras (B.9, b. B.1, W.B3.)

13

15 3 23 68 "19

Total

58

Bowling Analysis

0. M. ..... 13. 7

23 16 7

2

6

26 9 13 4

New Brighton20 8.1 8.

14 8 13

Carlisle...

Hotherba26713050

9 Mansfield ...2761310 41 55 2

Rochdale.... ....26

THIRD

Accrington

0 Barnsley

3 Doncaster

1

1 Traame e

0

4. Rochdale

5 Hartlepoola

5 Maxfield.

8

3 Halifax

"1 Stockport

1 Wrexham

1

3 Carlisle

2

6 Barrow

ability. The Old Boys have al Center ready done something for the Chesterfield School; they have done what they Crewe could, but let me hope that before Darlington long they will be in a position Gateshead to do more. If you think my co- New Brighton operation, such as it is, would be Rotherham

of any use to you, you have only Southport to ask me (Applause).

Walsall

دینہ

I very much appreciate the York... honour which the Association has done me by electing me to be one of the two Patrons. I must con-

Iess that I feel somewhat ashamed for not having been able to take

1

more active part in the work

a worker.

Scottish Cup, 2nd Round

Aberdeen East Stirling

DAVIS CUP DRAW Alves

Fifteen Nations.

Compete

London, Feb. 3.

Pereira

3 A. P. Gutterres...

*bowled 3 wide balls.

UNIVERSITY V. LR.C. At Pokfulam the Indian by 5 wickets.

The game was keenly contested, South Chins struggling hard to secure full points owing to their position in the table. Bouth China hali the scored during

first R. W. through Lui Wing Kwong. 18. 1

The Airmen played a hard game 9during the second half but South well. Gartrell 0 China defended

against

had hard luck shooting

the foot of the upright with the won goalkeeper out of position.

The scores were:-

University 2nd XI

-12

0

13

Fifteen nations are challenging K. P. Gan, b Rumahn Britain's supremacy in the Davis G. 8. Scully b Suffad Cup lawn tennis competition this H. T. Bee, st. Baker; b Rum-

Jahn year.

The draw, which was announced F. Hiptoola, e Suffad, b Abbas 22 last night, has produced a very A. B. Tata, c Arculli, b Abbas interesting encounter between D. Roy, b Rumjahn Australia and Japan in the Se-F. Fernando,

2 Thunde

0

1 "Arbroath 6 Alloa

0

3 Galston

1

cond Round of the

2 Celtic.

3

Zone:

3

Eliminated

0 Rangers

0' St. Mirren

2 Kilmarnock

2 Falkirk

1 Hearts

3 Motherwell'

4 semi-final

European Nazarin

P. B. Tata, b Abbas by Britain in the T. W. Gob, not out

they. Hung. b A. R. Abbas the youthful T. Lul, b Sumad

last year after

1 hat" beaten Japan,

4 Australian team zone promise of

2 offering one of the sternest chal- i

8 lenges since Australasia won the

3

1 trophy against Isles in 1919.

Jack

MC- Crawford, Vivian Grath, and Adrian Quist have been invited to tour Europe and represent Australia in the Davis "Cup,

of the Association, and can only Hope that I may some day find myself able to come down from the rather high altitude of a Hiberniaus

"Ayr Patron to the firmer ground of Roma County The Association is fortunate in Third Lanark having as 1 President my old Brechin friend Mr. J. M. Wong, for whose Albion ability and judgment I have a Hamilton high admiration. Under his lead- Queen's, Purk

of the Asso-Partick ership, the success

But let me Cowdenbeath elation is assured.

2 St. Bernards add, real success---the success Vale of Leithen 1 St. Johnstone such as I conceive it cannot be

Queen of the South received a attained merely by a large mem- bership or even by a spirit of bye into the Third Ronnd. comradeship and unity, though both these are necessary; but also by sacrifice, by earnest endeavors to be of use to others, and by will- worthy of the School, of its good Derby name. tradition and which have been shaped by suc- cessive Headmasters, such as Ar- thur, Ralphs, Sykes, and above all, George Piercy, who for nearly half a century labored for the School with such devotion and success. (Loud applause).

character.

mistake until about this time lasting service, so that we may be year, in his very room, when its drooping spirit was revived by the inspiring encouragement of his Lordship. the Bishop (Loud Ap- plause).

It is sad that our old President, Mr. Chau Yue Teag, is not with us this evering to see the mar- vellous change in spirit and en- thusiasm which the Association has

undergone during the last welve months. Mr. Chau's death is a great loss, not only to the Association, not only to the School, but also to the whole community I can never forget the sympathy he showed when I went to him for financial help on bebalt of the School, and the readiness with which he promised me the $10.- 000 which, as we all know.. help-

SIR HENRY POLLOCK. Sir Henry Pollock, who had served on the Committee of the School for a quarter of a century said it was stimulating and - couraging for him to work for a institution which produced such fine resulta.

Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, în a brief speech told of his associa- tion with the school since 1906. He suggested that honorary Hie

ed largely in putting the School membership should be made possi- on its financial feat again. That ble for men who had been inde- donation, given with such time-fatiguable workers for the school. Jiness, had more than its mone- tary value.

The Bishop has paid generous tributes to Mr. Bargent and others for what they have done for the School: (but he has omitted to mention the part which he him self played, and I feet it my duty to pa him right (Applause).

Withou his inspiring leader- ship, without his great faith, un- erring judgment and genius for practical affairs, the School would not have been able to go through,

THE CONCERT

FIRST DIVISIÓN.

Goals P&Ft P W L D .57 15 5 T # *7 87 Arenal........27 14 6 5 45 28 36 Huddersfield 27 13 61 81 33

The fourth player is likely to be Don Turnball, who accompani- ed the team last year, or E. F. Moon,

player.

HONGKONG FOOTBALL

ASSOCIATION.

The following League matches 10th February.

are arranged for Saturday next,

DIVISION I

Kick off 4.15 p.m.

v E. Lancashire. (Kowloon F.C. ground.) DIVISION II.

Klek off 2.45 p.m.

v Lincoln Regt.

(Kowloon F.C. ground.)

Athletic

9

18

C

Arculli, b.

1 Kowloon RC,

0

"

21

15

0

R. Navy

Extras (8.8, W.B.6, N.3.1)

15

Total

126

Bowling Analysis

Sumad Rumjahn Abbas Nazarin Arculli

O. M. R. W. 9.4 3. 30

2

2

$ 1

22

4

8 3 12

4 1

7

ប

4

LR.C. 2nd XI

40 ... 13

the well-known doubles M. Barma, st. Fernando, b Gan K. Nazarin, c Hung b Hiptoo-

Japan with Jiro Satoh and R.

3a 30 28

Men's Doubles Final at Wimbledon

43 41 28

52 50

63 51 27

26

or the first time in the history of Japanese tennis.

.."

42 42 26

la

Extras

V RA, (Athletic ground.) 8.W. Borderers v Young Indians

(Military ground:)

At the meeting of the Emergency Committee held on Friday, 2nd 3 instant.

C. Figueiredo, Club de Recreio.

1 was "Severely cautioned." He was

ordered off the field of play during

the Division I League match, Re-

28 crelo v. Athletic, on Sunday 28th

January.

9

Scott, R.A., was ordered off the

74 field of play during the Division League match, RA v.. Young

0

12

8 Indians. This case was adjourned until Friday next; 8th instant,

16

10

Total (for 5 wkts. dec.)... 156

team, and Nishimura showing|A. R. Abbas, e Glob, b Gaz Manchester 37 1978 42 44 83 Nunol to form the nucleus of their A. R. Sufflad, retired Tottenham...214

28 14 10 4 1 28 32

́even M. Arculli, biptoola great, promise, should be Blackbura.......28 13

28 13 11

$49 58 30

47 43 20 stronger

than Jast year when A. A. Rumjahn, no out +7 West Bromwich...28 11 10 7

49 50 28 Satoh and. Nunol reached ne A. K. Minu, not, dut Middlesboro.....

218 Li .26 10 8 8 Portsmouth

.27 11 10 6 Wednesday.

28 8 10 9 Newcastle.28 Wolves... Everton Sunderland... Aston Villa Leeds....

Leicester... Liverpool

Stoke

.27" 7 13' 7 Birmingham.27 5 11 11 Sheffield U... 28 7 18 Chelsea

20 9 8 20 9 10 7 50 30 -26

9.10

4 4 68 88 21

10 13

9. 12

42 44 24

27 H 813

8

49 58 22

24 7 10 7

34 36 21

31 53 21

29.-31 21

$

37 78 7

25. 6 14 5

36 48 10

BECOND DIVISION,

Gonts A

Grimsby Brentford. Port Vale Bolton Plymouth

Hury

Priston

་་

FW L D

711 885

& Pte

26 10 70 68 32. 38 27 14 8 5 40 44 83 8 4 39 22 83 .26 14 2014 10 2 50:42 30 40, 30 64 30 4520 29 40 84 20 27 12 18 1 62 56"

27 128

.28 11 M

24 12 10

26 12 9

849

6

.24 11 8 7

The concert which followed was a very successful effort, particular- ly thecontributions from Mr. R. H. Waller a former pupil of the school, who with his father, R Waller also a fortner pup... were Blackpool

Hradford.... present at the dinner. M. Wadir,

Fulham who "deputised for someone who

Oldham....... had promised a contribution but West Ham

7. 8740-25 an appearance, Bradford C.7 17 13 B 49 47 25 falled to make

26 A 10 8 35 34 24 surprised the gathering with his Half versatility with the ukelele and Hurley 27 10.184 45 46 24

Notte 27 9 12.6 his whialing solos.

8 824 28

28

28 10 7

42. 46.24

France, holders for six years

R. Kitchell, A‚Ä, Aziz, A‚H. Bakar until, Britain broke the sequence and R. Marker did not bat..

Last year, should overcome Aus- tria to meet Germany in the "Second Round.

In the same half as Australia and Japan the French aces will be fully extended to meet America In the Inter-Zone Final,

NORTH AMERICAN ZONE UB.A. Y Canada.

Mexico bye 'into Final"

EUROPEAN ZONE

Czecho Blovakia, New Zealand, and Italy received byes:

First Round Bwitzerland v. India

Bowling Analysis

Hiptoola

F. B. Tata ROY

Q. M.. R. W. 13 2 60 2 61 34 0

2 0 19 0

Can Bee

2 0 14 2

2 .0 * 6. 0 A. B. Tata

1

8 0 R.A.S.C. BEAT QUEEN'S

COLLEGE. played at Sookumpoo on Sunday, the RAS.C. beat Queen's College by 207 runs to 19:

"

For the winners Gray scored 80. France v. Austria

runs before being bowled, while Germany, Australia, and Japan Swann made 40. received byes.

. Second Round Czecho Slovakia v. New Zealand flaty v. Switzerland or India.. France or Austria v. Germany Australia v. Japan

SOUTH AMERICAN ZONE Brazil v. Peru.

Reuter.

The Schoolboys were in dificul- les against the bowling of Gray and Swann the former taking 4.3 wickets for 33 runs and the lat-

* ter. 3 for 19.

JUNIOR LEAGUE LTABE TO DATE

P.W.L. D. Pts.

Miss Norda Mata, the interpre- tative dancer, bas just returned to Shanghai after an exceptionally ". successful tour of India. In Ran goon, where Miss Mata was the guest of Chief Justice Sir Lionel and Lady Leach, every mat WES taken at the three recitals given by the dancer and the audience showed their enthusiasm with tempestuous applause and calls for savored three repetitions of the Junglé Dance being demanded, Miss Mate who is the guest of Mr. and Mr. G. Roehreke, will give a recita here, probably next week, the exact date to be announced later.

NEXT ATTRACTION!

R 1

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A

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DIX

ACE OF ACES

RK O RADIO Lacture

Elizabeth ALLAN Ralph

BELLAMY

Theodore NEWTON:

Jou SAVERS

Directed by J. Waller Ruben, from the story by John Monk Sauriclars. Merian Cooper, executive producer

ALKING'S

PACIFIC ORIENTAL

-MONTHLY CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE

M.S. "SELANDIA" Sailing on or about For Los Angeles, direct,

San Francisco, etc.

27th FEB.

·CARGO AND PASSENGEES ACCEPTED FOR

VANCOUVER, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO,

SEATTLE, ETC.

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED TO OVERLAND POINTS.

Excellent Passenger Accommodation (1ạt class only). Passenger fares Hongkong/Ban Francisco from 08135. For Freight and Pasage, etc, please Apply to:

The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. The Chinese American Shipping Col

· Agents": POHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.

Agent: HONG SLING'

Office: MARCANTILE BANK BUILDING (zor szoon), 7, Queen's RD., Cas

THEMERONE: 24071.