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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1937,

H.K. RIFLE ASSN.

H.K.C.C. TENNIS FANLING HUNT

TOURNEY

Result Of Draw

The following is the draw in the singles and handicap handicap doubles events of the Hong Kong Club tennis tournament.

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HANDICAP SINGLES Byes: C. C. Stark-rec, 2/6, G.

H. Poglase owe 1/8.

Owen Hughes-owe. 15. Major R. L. Withington-owe 3/6, J. T. 3. Evans-rec. 2/6, L. R. Andrewes

rec.

2/6. AK Mackenzie-ree. 1/6, R K. Valentine-rec. 1/8, F. V. Harrison-owe 3/6, 0. E R. Divett owe 15, D. 8. Robb-rec. 15, A. H. McBride-ree. 2/6, E R. Childe-rec. 4/6.

BALL SUCCESS

Last Night's Function

Over 250 people, attended the annual ball of the Fanling Hunt and Race Club held at the Penin sula Hotel last night.

Among those present were Capt. W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C. to His Ex- cellency the Governor, Lieut. J. P. Howorth, AD.C. to HE the G.0.0. Brigadier and Mrs. H. G. Seth- Smith, Col. and Mrs. H. Blake. Lieut-Col. and Mrs. J. Muirhead, Lieut-Col. A. B. Austin, Wing- Commander and Mrs. A. G. Bishop, Major and Mr. M. A. Murphy and party, Major and Miss J. C. Currie, D.. Walker, Major and Mrs. R Capt. Rushbrook, R.N., Capt. and Mrs. Ackroyd-Hunt and party, Capt. and Mrs. D. Swinburne and and Mrs. N.

First Round:-F. A Dunnett rec. 5/4 v. R. M. Wood-rec. 3/8, EH. Williams-tec. 4/6 v. V. R.Party. Lieut.-Cdr. Gordon-scratch, G. 8. Chambers -rec. 3/6 v. J. C. Pool-rec. 2/8, R. M. M. King-rec." 3/6 v. J. Thomson-owe 1/6, E M. Bryden --rec, 15 V. Dr. L T. Ride-rec. 1/6, T. C. Monaghan-owe 4/6 v. A. C. I. Bowker-scratch.

Waymouth, Lt-Cdr. E. Woodhall, Flight-L and Mrs. P. H. Smith, Dr. and Mrs” J. W. Anderson, Dr. and Mrs L. D. Pringle, Misses D. and A. Dodwell, Mr. and Mrs. D. Brittain Evans, Mrs. L W. Amps, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. McAvoy, Mrs. C. Coltart, Cdr. C. D. and Mrs. Ar- Byes:-W. Staker-rec. 3/6, W. buthnot, Cdr. and Mrs. C. Wau- Wooding-ree. 3/6, A. 8. Read-chope. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stanton, rec. 16. J. R. Collls-rec.. 15, W. M. Barton-rec. 1/6. D. L. Prophet rec. 3/6, M. Pagh-owe 30. F. A. Joseph-rec. 2/6. N. K Littlejohn -rec. 36. O. A. Hansen--rec. 2/8. R. M. Henry-rec. 3/8, G. Smith- rec. 3/3.

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HANDICAP DOUBLES

Byes:-F. V. Harrison and A. S. Read-owe 5/6, R. H. Grufiths and Dr. J. A. R. Selby-plus 3/6, F. A. Redmond and L Forster-owe 4/8. First Round:-J. E Richardson and R. M. Wood-p.us 3/6 v. W. Stoker and D. L. Prophet--plus 3/6, C. C. Stark and F. A. Joseph -scratch v. J. Rodger and G. 8. Rodger--owe 5/6. M. Pagh and J. Thomson--owe 5/0 v. O. E. C. Marton and D. B. Evans-cwe 15.4, A. C. L Bowker and R. K. Valen- tine-owe 3/6 v. Major R Withington and A. K. Mackenzie-- owe 3/6, W. Wooding and H. F. Green plus 3/6 v. J. C. Pool, R. M. Henry-scratch, Dr. L. T. Ride and J. F. Leys-owe 15.2 Y. R. Hancock and T. E Pearce-owe 2/6, G. W. Sewell and E. Bathurst -owe 30 v. A. H. McBride and N. K. Littlejohn-p'us 2/0, A. T. Dow and H. D. Bidwell-owe 4/6 v. G. E. R. Divett and B. O'M Deane owe 15.3, G., S. Chambers and 3. Hall-scratch v. T. C. Monaghan and V. R. Gordon-owe 576, F. G. Nigel and R. M. M. King-plus 4/6 v. E M. Bryden and D. S. Robb plus 15.

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Byes-R. G. L. Ol'phant and A. M. Mack-plus 4/6, A. H. Penn and J. R. Co'lls-plus 15, E H. Wiliams and L. R. Andrewee plus 3/6.

Miss L. Fearon, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Taggart, Mr. and Mrs. A L. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. D. L Newbigging, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Whitham, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McLay, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bousfield, Mr. and Mrs. H. Owen Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Potts.. Mesara. M. M. Watson, J. K. R. MacGregor, J. F. MacGregor, and many others.

THE BLUE

STOCKINGS

University Play

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Membership grew with a rapidity. that was amazing. Whereas in June 1935 the 11st boasted 20 names, this number grew to 469 by Decem- ber 31, 1938 and it is now over the 500 mark.

The first Annual Prie Meeting was held on, the Army ranges from April 36 to May 4, 1938 and proved an unqualified success. The Spoon

and Practice Shoots which are held regularly, are very popular and are always looked forward to by mem- bers

In November 1935, permission was given by the Council for the publication of a magazine, the The irst H.KRA "Bulletin,” number appeared at the end of that month, under the editorship and management of the Hon. Sec- retary, and it is worthy of record that the first ten numbers have re- sulted in a profit to the Associa tion of $898.38, assuming that all outstanding advertising accounts are paid,

The Year Book was published in August 1938 and coples were dis- tributed free to all members who were on the books of the Associa- tion on May 1, of that year. The first

annual dinner, held on December 16, 1935, was a distinct success.

The outstanding achievement of the period under review was the opening of the Clubhouse on the Army Ranges at Kowloon City by Mrs. A. W. Bartholomew, wife of the G.O.C., on December 16 last.

RANGE FACILITIES Up, to the end of 1936 the matter of range accommodation at week- ends was the most difficult matter with which the Council was con- fronted as the Kowloon Golf Club has the une of both ranges on Saturday afternoons and Sundays for golf.

As the report was being com- piled, a minute was received by

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the Council, addressed to the Gor-earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where- ernment with coples to the Kow. mails are advertised to close at or before 9 am, registered and parcel loon Golf Club and the Association, mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day. pointing out that the increasing A good evening's entertainment use of the ranges by the garrison future would seriously is in store for those who will at- in the tend the Great Hall of the Unl-interfere with the existing facilities Versity to-night when the annual for golf, and suggesting that the dramatic evening of the Hong Golf Club be divorced from the Kong University Arts Association ranges.

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mission to use the military ranges Patterson, Lecturer in English. Á special performance was given last at week-ends. evening for school chlidren and was well attended.

All members of the cast gave

good accounts of themselves last C. B. S. Students

night although acting honours

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--- due San Was *xcellent. Cheung

Airways Service" A brilliant display of physical Wing Ngok gives A almost drill and gymnastics was presented

Francisco, 2nd March of the flawless performance as the bus-by boy and giri students

Foochow in Swatow... their band who is unable to give vent to Central British School, in assert his position in the house- spacious recreation ground yester- day afternoon. The demonstra- MR. H. K. HUNG'S hold owing to the complete do-

a large Air Mail for Swatow. Amoy, witnessed by minance of his wife, Philaminta, tion was

Foochow and North Chisa and friends a role capably played by Lisette gathering of parents FUNERAL

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e Castro, the Hon. Dr. R. H Kotewall, G. G. N. Tinson, M. M Watson, W. H. G. Hirst, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kew, Dr. Ma Luk, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chan, D. V.

Stevenson, E. H. Baker, Miss R. Perry, R. Nazarin, J. 8. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seth, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Rosa. Mr. and Mrs. Chao Po- min, Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Kew, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Lo, J. Pestonjee.

Messra. H C. Macnamara, H. C. Lee, A. el Arcull:, Paul Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. Hin-shing Lo, M. A. da Silva, Mrs. E. D. Kotwall, J. Kotwall, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. An- derson and family, Dr. Irwine Kew, Dr. D. Laing, Mr. and Mrs. Tae Ka-po and family, T.-S. Whyte-Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. Kwan, K. F. Wong, B. Ng Quinn, Miss Katle Archie, Lo'Tung-fan. Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Churn, Mr. and Mrs. E.. D. Bash, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tregillus, Sir William and Lady Shenton, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Harston, Mr. and Mrs. M. H Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon : 0. Potter, Fung Ping-fan, Fung Fing- wah, Mrs. Ho Fook Mrs. Ho Leung, Messra. Johnson, Stokes and Masters, Staff of the Colonial Dis- pensary, Mesara. Lo and Lo, Mésers. Woo and Woo, Messrs.. T'so and Hodgson, B Zimmern and Co., P.

Sin and Co., Credit Foncler d'Extreme 'Orient, Members of the C.R.C., Incorporated Law Society of Hong Kong, Hastings and Có.. Un'on Trading Co., Messrs. Dea- cons, Lammert Bros., Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Messrs D'Almada and Mason, and many others.

BUNDAY

Rose Pau, as, Belisa, Chrysalus”■ Several novel drills were includ- sister, acted with finesse and ised in the programme, which em- admirably suited to the role.

braced nearly all phases of school Besides being Josephine Wong, who will be re- physical training.

of health- Manila membered for her excellent por- an excellent lesson

and muscle-developing Heibow, Pakboi and Haiphong trayal as Lady Precious Stream, giving_

exercises, the display also provided Swato, Amo and Formos adds further to her laurels in the role of Henrietta, youngest daugh fair entertainment for the specta- Bangkok via Swatow ter of Chrysalus, in love with tors, particularly at the keen and Clitander, a role, adequately.alled determined efforts of the younger children to perform the more dif-. by Oey Jouw Hong.

Acult, exercises.

Helen Chu, is splendid as Her- rletta's sister, Armanda.

Of the remainder of the cast, Josephine Choy is delightful as Martina, the cook: Trissatin Is played by shuen Po Yuen who pro- vides much of the comedy that runs through the five acts of the play.

Li Shau Chung ins Vadius. a Greek scholar); Chau Sing To (as Thorn. 160tman), Wu Hei Tak (na Artistes), Lim Meng Liang (as Milan, Vadius's footman) and Li Yin Kel (as the Notary) complete

a splendid cast.

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The open-air demonstration In- cluded all sorts of physical drills, gymnastics and balancing feats the latter being in a large extent the work of both the junior and Air Mail for "France Orient

Physical drills were senine girls.

Service"-due Marseilles, 7th performed by both the boys and

March. girls, and while the boys won the day with their gymnastics and vaulting, the girls were themselves no mean adepts at these forms of exercises:

The drill deplay was held under the able direction of Mrs. H. Pro phet and Mr. J. Walkden.

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Comar, J. B. Newill, D.5.0, R.N. (retired) together with Mrs. Newlil, and some friends at the Kwanti Race Course,

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