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Tranmere Rovers, a term in the Northern Section of the Third Division, uchieved considerable fame yesterday through the fact that Bell, their centre-forward. scored nine of his side's 12 goals In the match against Oldham Athletic, It was less than a fore- night ago that Drake, of Arsenal, scored seven goals in a match. In whatever way the goals were scored, this is a remarkable teak and Bell, should he never score again, has made his place in foot- ball history secure.

Although a few matches had to be cancelled conditions, in spite of reports from some grounds of the heavy ball, and slippery turf, were better than could have been

expected on Christmas Eve. There were somė extremely surprising results in the Championship, and the outcome of it all is that Sun- derland, who had one match scratched, are strengthened in their hold on the leadership, and that Brentford, by winning both their matches, have shown that they possess not only football skill, but the necessary fighting spirit. One of the most unexpect-

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A Relay of the Memorial Ser- vice on the day of the Burial

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AT HIS RESIDENCE No. 12, TREGUNTER MANSIONS,

His Entire Household Forniture

Comprising:

Jacobean Dining Room Suite, Fine Teak Bedroom Suits, and Upliolstered Drawing Room Suite (All made by Alesara. Lane, Craw Organ Recital by Lindsay Aford Ltd.), Carpets, Bugs, Crockery, Lafford, F.R.C.O.. (CHM)

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pool after Liverpool had been beaten on their own ground on Christmas Day by the goal scored by Hulme.

In the Second Division, Leicester City Like Sunderland, had one

PRELIMINARY NOTICE match postponed, but, again like Sunderland, they won the only game they played and profited from the lapses of the teams im-

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BY order of the Sundersigned, mediate did not even get one point 10 p.m.-Concert of Light Music.

Hong Kong the LAMMERT BRÖS

WILL SELL BY

PUBLIC AUCTION

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FRIDAY, the 31st day of JANUARY, 1936

AT 3 O'CLOCK P.M.,

AT THEIR SALES ROOM, No. 4, DUDDELL STREET

The Valuable Leasehold Pro- perties situated at Mount Kellet Road, The Peak,

Hont Cond

and known as the Remaining For- tion of Rural Building Lot No. 53 and the emaining Portion of Rural Building Lot No. 35, to gether in the case of the last men- tioned property, with the dwelling bouse thereon now known as No. -175, The Peak.

Further Particulars will appeari "this Paper later.

For Conditions of Sale apply to the Undereigned.

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

Hong Kong, January, 1986.

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In the interval: from their matches with Plymouth

"Experiences" by our Listeners. "Argyle, and, Doncaster Rovers only 11.15 p.m.-News in German one from their. encounters with

DJA, and DIN. Nottingham Forest Charlton

11,30 p.m.-To-day in Germany. Athletic did better with a draw Sound Pictures. and a win against Fulham. The 11.45 pm-Old Musical Boxes and leadership in the Southern Section

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in English on DJA and in Dutch on DJN.

2.m.-Close, DJA, DIN (Germ.. Engl).

RADIO MANILA

of the Third Division passed, on 12.15 am-News goal average. from Reading to Luton Town, and Tranmere Rovers 12.30 the heroes of the holiday matches. 01 are now five, points ahead Chesterfield in the Northern Seo- tion.

BRENTFORD'S REVIVAL

6 p.m.-Studio Music. On Christmas Day the home 6.30 p.m.-Spanish Informational teams in the first two divisions of

Perlod. the League and in the Southern 8.40 pm-English Informationsi Section of the Third Division had a disastrous time, as in the Cham pionship they allowed three away teams to win and one to draw.

Period.

6.35 p.m.-Stock quotations. through the courtesy of Swan, Culbert- son and Fritz,

ed by Bernie Nolaste.

and thre to draw-and these re- and in the Second three to win 7 p.m.-Radio Crusaders, conduct- sulta are from. eight matches, since two in each division had to be postponed. In the Southern 745

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Section all the games were play- gramme, ed, and the teams away from 8 p.m.--The "Town Crier" presents home won four of them.

3 Quarter-hour of Melody.. Christmas Day was a comforting 8.15 pm The White Horse Radio one for the depressed teams in Scamps from out of nowhere. the Championship, for Aston Vila, a 30 p.m.-Cystex Newspaper Ad- Brentford, and Grimsby Towni all

won their matches. The success

vertures Quick.""

"Getting Rich

of Aston Villa was particularly 8.45 pm-Stock quotations and unexpected, as they had as oppo-

nents the formidable Hudders-9

feld Town side, Nevertheless they won by the convincing mar- gin of four goals to one, and Brentford, who were as much in need of a victory as Aston Villa, scored five against Preston North End.

Yesterday's matches saw a reac- tion in favour of the home teams. for Brentford and Liverpool were the only away sides to win.' ` Aston Villa were beaten at Huddersfield by the same margin as that by which they triumphed at Villa Park, but Derby County, although they were at home, could not get

a full revenge for their Christmas

Local Market Reports. pm-Manila Conservatory of Music-Students Recital con- ducted by Prof, Rodolfo Corne- Jo.

9.30 p.m.-Concerto Hour-

Concerto in C Major for Flute: Harp and Orchestra, by Mo- zart, performed by Marcel Moyse, flute and Lily Laskine. harp, with orchestra "conduct- ed by Piero Coppola. Concerto No. 2 in C Minor for

pianoforte, by Bergel Rach maninoff. performed by the composer himself and the Philadelphia Symphony OT chestra directed by Leopold Stokowski,

Day defeat at Portsmouth. Bun- 10.30 p.m.-Slumber Hour. derland were a gual down at half-11 p.m.--8ign Off. tirne against Leeds United, and it was only in the last few minutes

of the game that Gurney went

AUCTIONEERS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have received Tinstructions

TO SILL BT

PUBLIC AUCTION

TUESDAY JAN. 28, 1936

COMMANDING AT 2 PM

A1 TERIR SALES ROOM DUDDELL STREET.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

also

A QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS

· Comprising :---

Bilk Ribbons, Ladies' Hata, Egg Saving Powder, Canadian Clams, Mustard, Stationery, Lime Juice, Essences, Nail Polish Remover, Photographic Goods, etc., etc...

TERMS -CiSH ON UNLITERY.

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

ROBBER FIRES SHOT:

GANG ESCAPES

Armed Men Get Only $21 Loot in Rice Shop

·LAMIERTS AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION..

HE Undersigned have received THE

Instructions

TO SELL BT

PUBLIC AUCTION

Ox

WEDNESDAY,

JAN. 29, 1936.

Commanding at 10.30 A.M.

AT No. 41, HANKOW ROAD, KOWLOON

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD-

FURNITURE

O VIEW FROM TUESDAY, Tax 28 JANUARY, 1986.

TEX-CASH on Dalively.

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.

PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONE

OF SALE

of

THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERTIES

situate st

MOUNT KELLET ROAD, THE PEAK, HONG KONG

and

Respectively registered in the Land Office as the Remaining Fortica of Reral Building Lot No. 53 and the Hemaining l'ortion of Rural Building Lot No, 36, together, in the case of the Jast mentioned property, with the dwelling-house thereon now known AS No. 178 The Peak, ···

be Bold

IN TWO LOTS

by

PUBLIC AUCTION

on

FRIDAY, TH 31st DAY or

JANUARY, 1938,

Ar 3 P.M.

AT THEIR SALES ROOM,

No. 4, DUDDELL STARET

by

Massas, LAMKERT BROTHERS, AUUZIONEREN,

The Property consists of :---

The right title and interest of, Vera Carlotta Bellion otherwise Bellair).

Edward Hivy Hobb, Trustees of the General Trust created by the Will of Emanuel Kaphael Belilios deceased, and Lionel Emanuel Raphael Fellios (otherwise Bellairs and igel Edward Richard David Belilios (otherwise) Bellaire), beneficiaries of the said General Trust, of and in the under- mentioned premises —

Lot 1.The pisce or parcel of ground registered in the "Land Ofcene the Remaining Portion of Rural Building Lot. No. 53, altuate at Mount Kellet Road, the Peak, with all rights of way, ensements and apportenauces to the same premises belonging or in anywise appertaining and subject to an obliga. tion on the part of the owner to pay one half of the cost of keeping in repair right of way over a part of Baction D of Rural Building Lot No: 53 on the Eastern side of prezaises.

Shanghai, Jan; 3. Besistance on the part of a shop assistant caused a gang of anaed Lot 2.---The piece or parcel of ground robbers to flee with only $21 loot registered in the Land Office as the from a rice shop off Park Hoad onRemaining Portion of Rural Bailing The population of Manchukuo is Tuesday Three armed men and an Lot No. 35, together with the messu- Peak. rituste

through and shot the winning atimated by the Government at apparently unarmed "20complice en- tra or dwelling-house theron now

FOAL

Scoring in the Second Division ocial census taken on December occupants, One of the assistants with all rights of way, easements and

32.869,054 on the basis of antered the shop and intimidated the known as No. 176,

st. Mount Kellett Road, The Peak, was remarkably low on Christmust. The exact total will be form- however, fackled one of the armed Day and three of the matches really annminced in March, when Gred a shot. The shot went wild, and abject to an obligation on the men, and as a result the robbor appurtenances to the same premieca belonging or in any wiss appertaining sulted in goalless draws, while the Government hopes informa- but the gang became frightened part of the owner thereof to pay a due Norwich City beat Bury by the ion gathered at the census-taking and ran out of the house. They proportion of the cost of keeping in only go scored. The day was will have been tabulated in detail caped profitable one for Leicester City. The latest estimate is a gain of

repair s right of way used in con- An alarm was raised after ronection with the premises. since they ran up five goals 1,963,545 over the total counted on Lers had entered a Chinese dyell against Bradford, while Tottenham December 31, 1034, and a gain of Hotspur were surprisingly beaten 3,262,937 over the first national at home by Plymouth Argyle, and census taken on December 31, 1933.

neither Doncaster Rovers

FLOT

Charlton Athletic could do more than-draw. Yesterday, the scoring

was very much higher and Not three, followed up their Christmas tingham Forest surprisingly scored Day"sticcess at Bury,

ing in Lane $14 Haining Road. threatening the occupants with pistol. The robbers' left without stealing anything and one of them was subsequently arrested by ≈ Chinese police constable,

When a Chinese struggle with an, armed robber in house of Macao Roed another ebbery was frustrated on Tuesday The Intruder's pistol fall to the round as the two grappled and sa

started to

For further Particulars Apply to-

"THE CROWN SOLICITOR, Courts of Justice,

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Auctioneers.

six goals against Doncaster, West Ilford distinguished themselves Ham United scored a notable vici amateur football by scoring 15 tory over Southampton at the goals, of which Watta kot seven, Dell, and Norwich City, by win. in an Isthmian League mattresule the robber and two con Hong Kong, 28th January, 1928. ning at home by five goals to against Leytonstone.

federates outside fed,