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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1936,

BAZAAR FOR TRAINING GALLOPS

CHARITIES

Function Opened By Mrs. T. H. King

There was a large attendance at the annual sale of work, which' was organised in aid of the Min- istering Children's League other local charitable institutions under the combined auspices of Fairlea Girls' School and St. Ste- phen's Girls' College, at Bonham Road on Saturday.

.

At 11a.m. Mrs. T. H. King wife of the Inspector-General of Police and President of the Ministering Children's League, opened the bazaar. She was met by the Rev. G. E. Carpenter. Hon. Secretary of the Christian Missionary Society. After declaring the bazaar open and wishing it success, Mrs. King was the recipient of-bandiwork made by the senior girls of the two schools. Miss Fung Fung-ting made the presentation on behalf of the St. Stephen's Girls' College, and Miss Fung In-wah on behalf or the Fairlea Girls' School,

Among those on the platform were MISS Wise. principal of St Stephen's Girls' College, Mrs. Cheung. principal Of Fairlea School, the Rev. John Chung, of St. Stephen's Church, and Mrs. E. W. L. Martin, wife of the Warden of St. Stephen's Boys' College."

Included in the various stalls were two consisting of beautiful hand-embroidered work, which

were the contributions of the pu pils of the Deaf and Dumb School and the Victoria Home. There

were also lucky dips, confection- ery. flowers, toys, games, ishing pond, books, and many other

stalls.

Twice during the afternoon, the students of both schools staged a play, "Strange Will," which was adapted from Rider Haggard's novel.

The following times were recorded at the Valley training callops yesterday:——

Gladiator

Strathroy

Monoplane

Zodiac Bag Tor

Dis- 1st 2nd Srd 4th 5th Last tance Qr. Ex *** Qr. 37.+ 1.15.3 1.46.1 28.3 57.3 1.24.3 1.49.1 133.1 2.13.4 3.48.2

Qr.

QI. 30.3

27

34.3

4. 36.2 1.12.3

1.42

11

29.2

I

40

1,15.2 1.48.2 2,14,3 1:49.2 2.19.2

28

31

39.3

313

37

Snowy River ...... Laughing Buddha .... Hopscotch & Stopwatch 17th of September Boolat Bay & Pontiac

Bay

King's Sceptre King's Warden Violet Queen Australian Boy Herod

&

Honour Blandford King's Bounty Laughing Girl Racing Boy

Double Chance

1 31.2 1.13

138.3 1.18.4 1.50.2.

1 34.1 1.08.2 1.38.

1 46.2 135 2.19.3 2.58.3

1437.3 1.17.2 1.55.2 2.29.4 2.59.4 30 1 40.2 116.2 1.50.4 2.24.2 2.54.1 29.4 1+ 40 1.18 1.48.1 2.20.3 2.49.3 29

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28.3

1. 37.2 1.13 1.46.1 2.13.2

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↓ 38 1.11.1 1.43.2 2.13.3 1 27.2 58.4 1.29.2 1.58.2

40.2 1.17.4 1.53.3-

30.1

29

35.3

SHOCK PROOF

7 35.3 1.10.4 1.43.2

32.3

ANTIMAGNÉTIC

4. 34.2 1.07.2 1.39.4

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LUMINOUS DIALS

31.3

DUST PROOF

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32.1

30.2

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4 37.11.13.3 1.45,4

32.1

32.3

3.48.2 30.2

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1 31.4 1.08 1.43 2.15 Rose. Evelyn & Donovan 35 1.08 1.40.1 Saucy Face ... 1 30.3 1.03.1 1.33.3

Diogenes

Miracle

Rousseau

Pride of Tsingtao & New

Star

Bear Clar

Merry Fatty Hogmanay Eastlight

City Life

Victory Life ...... Delightful Chance Rothesay Bay Hurdling Morn Wentworth

238.4 1.10.1 1.48.4

11 34 1.08 1.43 2.18 MACAO PUNTES »

Wednesday, December 9

48 1.28 2.08 2.42 44 *1.25 2.03

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35

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42 1,23 201

2.36

35

45 1.29 212

2.46

34

45 1.29 2.12

2.46

34

48 1.26 2,04

2.39

35

47 1.30 209

2,45

36

47 1.31 211 2.49

3.25

36TM

LOCAL RUGBY

E. RA. Evans, full-back,' gave a magnificent display.

Partridge was very safe througn-

!!

out

Navy Defeat Army.

LADIES' HOCKEY witnessed

Y.M.C.A. Beat H.K. In

Caer Clark Cup

In a Caer Clark Cup match play ed at King's Park on Saturday the YMCA. Ladies defeated the Hong Kong Ladies by 4 goals to 1, arter leading by three clear goals at the Interval, thus breaking the latter's hitherto unbeaten record.

The hockey displayed was of a high standard:

The " forwards displayed good combination. There was no delay In passing and the passes were well placed. In the centre Mrs. Read distributed the ball well,

In the defence Miss A. Fowler was outstanding with hard kitting and good interceptions, and Miss Tone and Miss Lakeman perform- ed creditably as wing-halves,

"The Hong Kong Ladles' defence found the "Y" forwards in such form that they were not able to assist their forwards to any great extent. Mrs. Donald was promin- ent in the forward line, but was not fully supported.

The "Y" scored their goals Mrs. Read (2) Miss M. Smith ̈(2). Mrs. Donald scored for the losers.

C.B.A. DRAW

An exciting game was seen at the Police Training School on Saturday when the Central British Association Ladies were held to a goalless draw by the Recreio Ladies.

The C.B.A. made early attacks. On several occasions they missed. opportunites of scoring through inaccurate passing, "but Recreio owed much to their two full-backs, Miss Q. Botelho and Miss C. Os- mund, for the strong defence they put up.

Recrelo's

outstanding player was Mias P. Gonsalves at left-half, The CBA. gave a better dis- play than their opponenta, Miss F. Walker, at right back, being out- standing. Mrs. V. Burton, at cen- tre-forward, played well Misa O. Peters. at centre-half; distributed the ball with precision.

BRAWN CUP

The "Y" Ladies beat the Central British Association. Ladies by 6 to 1 in their Brawn Cup encounter. Mis V. Bradbury, the "T" lead-, er, scored 'all six goals for her side while Miss G. MacNider netted. the losers solitary goal

H: K. LADIES LUCKY.: The Hong Kong Ladies were for- tunate with the Diocesan Girls": School. Miss H Bockfer netted both the School's points, while the HK, ⠀ Ladies scored through Miss M. Smalley and Mrs. Weir.

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The Navy's forwards shone in the loose, Hawkins, Coltart, Miles and Light being outstanding.

Miles hooked well

J. ULLMANN & CO.

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CHATER ROAD

HOLIDAY

ESTABLISHED 1860

The Hong Kong Government Gazette" Extraordinary published on Saturday states:-

A splendid rugby match was on the Sookunpon

Barry, the Army back, played a ground on Saturday when the | splendid game and saved the mill- ! It is hereby notified that Mon- Royal Navy defeated the Army by tary side from a much bigger de day, December 14, 1936, being the a goal and two tries (11 points) feat. Boyling was too well-mark" | birthday of His Majesty King to all in their Triangular Tourna-ed, while Jones and Higham rarely George VI will be observed as a

saw the ball. The Army forwards general holiday. probably played their best game

The Imports and Exports Depart- of the season, but could not breatment will be open for the purpose through the Nayy pack.

of Revenue collection and issue of permits only from 9 am to 12

ment fixture.

In spite of their victory, the Navy's forwards were not as good as usual, and off-side infringe ments were numerous.

The outstanding player Was Harvey, the Navy's left-centre three- | clus quarter, whose performed · some.

Navy splendid running and openings.

Army

TABLE TO DATE

F. W. L. D.F. A. Pis. | noon, 1 1 0 0 19 6 2

2 1 1 0 17 19 2 ........ 1 0 1 0 0 11 0

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In a further notified that His

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notined to the local Health au- One case of puerperal fever was thorities on Friday. "

MAMAK MATCH

In a "B" Division Mamak Hoe- key tournament encounter on the KITC. ground on Saturday, the K.LT.C. "A" beat the RAO,C. by 8 goals to 2. Pyara Bingh (4) and A.P. Souza .(4) scored for the Indians. Both the Service team's goals came from corner hits,

Excellency the Governor has been from the observation of this holl- pleased to exclude the Magistrates day.

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