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PUBLIC SCHOOLS "VETERANS“ MATCH
1st-"A" Team, Marlborough (Aggr. 84) (Silver Cup and 2 Silver Mėdals). Team:-Capt. Kenyon, R.W.F.; Lt. A. J. Lewis, R,W.F.
2nd. "B" Team, Dulwich (Aggr. 57) (2 Bronze Medals). H.F. Aggr. 100.
Final Order of Merit:-1, "A", Team, Marlborough 84; 2. "A" Team, Sherbourne 83; 3, “A” Team. Charterhouse 80; 4, “B” Team, Dul- wich 57.
REVOLVER POOL
Another scene from "The Street Singer," the musical play to be presented by the H. K. Philharmonic Society at the Queen's Theatre this week (Photo by King's Studio).
1. L/Sgt. Thusley. H.K.P. 30 bulis: "DISFIGURING
2, P. C. Hoo, H.K.P. 29; 3, P. C. Chay, HK.P. 12.
SWEEPSTAKES
200 Yards-1, Lt. Wilson, RUR. (34) $2; 2, Sgt. Canmore, R.U.R (34) $1; 3. Mr. Swinn, T.R.C. (32) 50 cta,
-500 Yards.-1. Sap. Daniells, RE (34) $2, 2, Cpl. Higham, R.U.R. (32) $1; 3, Mr. Swann, T.R.C. (32) 50 cts.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
HONG KONG”
(Continued from Page 1.)
"INCONGRUOUS" AND "IMPOTENT"
(The Editor, "The Hong Kong Daily Press"] Si-You have hit the nail on the head when you state in your ex-
The following are the detailed results of Saturday's shooting, giv- ing the order of merit, the prize money, rank and riame of competi-cellent leading article that, for the tbr, unit, and score, respectively:-
Rapid Firing (Highest Possible Score 25) (Class "X and M")
1 (815) Lieut. Ratcliffe (RUR.) 20: 2 (810) Cpl. Watson (RUR) 19: 3 ($7) RS.M. Henniker (R.U.R.) 18, Consolation Sweepstake—(82) Sgt. Blandford (R.M.) 15.
Rapid Firing. (H. P. S. 25)
(Class E R.") R.S.M. Metcalfe (RWF) 18; L/Cpl McNaughton (S. Hrs.) 18; Rin. McGahey (BUR) 18; Fus. Carter (R.W.F.) 18 Rin. Beazley (RUR.) 18. The first five shoot off. for 1st prize and final order.] 8 (82) Cpl. McCourt (RWF) 17.
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16; (81) L/Sgt. Slater (8. Hrs) 16. 品
Snapshooting` (H. P. S. 25) (Class "X And M")
1 (815) Sgt. Warwick (R.M.), 24; 2 (18) Lieut. Pattullo (RE) 22; 2 (88) Lieut. Ratcliffe (R.U.R.) 22: 2 (88) Cpl. Stewart (R.U.R.) 22; Consolation Sweeptake-(82) Sgt. Blandford (RM) 18.
Snap-Shooting (H. P. S. 25) (Class "R. R.")
WU TEH CHEN
(Continued from Pare 1.)
he intends to pay a visit to Hainan Island together with Admiral Chan Chak.
The 5.8, President Coolidge will arrive in Hong Kong about 4 p.m., and Mr. Wu will pay an unofficial visit to His Excellency, Blr Andrew Caldecott.
To-morrow morning, Mr. Wu will attend à joint reception meeting by local Chinese public organizations,
at the Roof Garden of the Hong
most part, Hong Kong hoardings are incongruous and, from the ad-Kong Hotel at 10 a.m., and in the vertising standpoint, impotent. Very good. Now what justification is there for thein in such vast numbers?
The Colonial Secretary suggests, as published in your paper on Saturday, that if the public kicked- up enough fuss, then Government might appoint a small committee to investigate the matter,
How constructive
I think the great bulk of the hoardings are absolutely worthless and definitely unsightly.
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As I am an agent for a certain Une who has been invelgled into taking a hoarding contract against my better judgment. I shall not unmask myself. But I shall not "gilp" again.
Yours, etc.,
יך
." ADVERTISER."
"UNPARDONABLE LATITUDE”
afternoon, the Hong Kong Chinese Chamber of Commerce will give an- other tea party in Mr. Wu's honour in the Chamber's Board Room, 4 Connaught Road Central at
o'clock,
- Mr. Wu will leave for" Canton to- morrow by the evening express.or by the morning express of Wednes- day, and it is understood that he will be sworn in as Govenor of Kwangtung Province on Thursday morning and that Dr. Sun Fo will represent the Nanking Central Government in administering the Oath of Office.
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It is said that Mr. Wu Te-chen is expected to return to Shang- hal some time next month for a visit, and also possibly to bring his | Mande... wife back to Canton. Mrs. Wu is Shanghai, and EUROPE via Siberia
Letters for Guam Honolulu and' at present ill in Shanghai.
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It is reported that Messrs. Teng Yen-wah, Chang Yuan-nam, Li Yu-wen and Li Fang, representa- tives of the Kwingtung; Kuð- mintang, and the Kwangtung Pro- vincial Council, General Yue Han-Manila, Makasser and Sourabaya mow, and the Canton Municipality Manila Dear Sir-Bless you for being a respectively. left Canton Yor Hong controversalist with a constructive | Kong yesterday to welcome the outlook!
new Governor.--
[The Editor, "The Hong Kong Daily Press"]
I have long wondered why Gov-Chinese Evening Press, ernment-so restricting in other 1 (210) L/Cpl. Trevers (RWF) things-allows such unpardonable 23: 2 (85) SIM Garrow (Sea- Tatitude by permitting the land- forths) 22; 3 (83) L/Cpl. Brics scape to be littered with such artis- (R.A.0.C.) 21; Consolation Sweep- tic atrocities as glare and shriek stake-(81) Pte. Whittle (Bea-at us from these hoardings. forths) 17; (81) L/Sgt. Cheshire Maybe nothing will be done
(RAO.C.) 16.
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Deliberate (500 yṣd.) (H. P. §. 25)
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(Class "X") The following tied (at 22) and are required to shoot-off for 1st prize. Other prizes will also be allotted.
Sgt. Mannell (R.M.); Fus. Ri chards
(PWF); Sgt. Warwick (R.M.); Rin. Stewart, A.R. (RUR); Lieut. Ratcliffe (R.U.R.): C.P.O. Fellow (RN); Rín, Barclay (R.U.R.); Sgt. Blandford (R.M.); *Rin.
CQMS. McAteer (R.U.R.); Wallace" (R.U.R); Cpl. McCausland
(R.Ü.R.). Deliberate (500 yards) (H. P. §. 25)
(Class "R. R.") .'
1 (810) Pte. Whittle (Seaforths) 24; 2(85) Rin McGahey (R.U.R.) 23; 3 (83) Rin. Baker (R.UR) 22;
4 (83) Fus. Owens (R.W.F.) 22; 5 (82) Fus Walker (RWF) 22; 0 (82) CBM. Fleming (Seaforths) 22. (One score at 22 counted out). Consolation Sweepstake
$1 A.B. Gambler (RN) 22; $1 Pte. Richardson (Seaforths) 22: 81 Capt. Carless (R.M.) 21; $1 L/Sig. Willams (R.N.) 20: 1 L/Sgt: Che- shire' (RAO.C.) 20." (
Decimal Target (300 yards) Lieut. Ratcliffe (R.U.R.) (38). 93; Cpl. Bainborough (RUR.) (37) 82; L/Cpl. O'Hare (R.U.R.)" (36) $1.
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about it, for, let me say quite frank- ly, we are such a smug, and con- servative community, that nothing short of a plague or an earthquake would move us. However, you have; us you did so splendidly with the dreadful, dysentery scourge and the beggar nuisance, registered a vigorous protest, and, although merely one of the "hoi pollo!" I tender you my sincere thanks and congratulations.
Yours faithfully,
"HOL POLLOL."
ROBBER RAID IN PING SHAN
An armed robbery took place at the Kung Hing Lime Kiln, Ping Shan, at 11 pm. last Friday when
WU TE.CHEN SAILS -
FOR SOUTH
Shanghal, Ap. 10. After several postponements, Mr. Wu Te-chen salled on the "Presiderit Coolidge" at 8 o'clock this evening.
Mr. Wu is expected to return to Shangha! some time
next month
For a visit and also possibly to take his wife back to Canton with him.
Mrs. Wu is at present 11 in Shanghai... Reuter.
Generous Donation
For Poor Of Macao
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three men broke open the door of Gentlemen,-I was overjoyed to the dwelling and gagged the in-learn at the return of His. Ex- mates, a 71-year-old married wo-cellency Dr. Tamagnini. Barbosa to man, Mong Tseng, and her fok
Mong was threatened with firearm. After a thorough search, they left with clothing, and money amounting to about $47.
be Governor of Macao and when I learned of the happy news I wondered how I could best cele- brate it. Having for the last thirty years spent my week-ends in Macao, I consider myself an old resident and would, therefore, like to
Its Identify myself with inhabitants. In order to show
Foochow
Swatow... Amoy
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Sgt. Perkins, (HK Police) · (17). | sustained white falling of a bus how beat to distribute this sum, I \ Saison; "Ceylon, India,,*Feri, and
YOUTH'S DIVERSION ENDS IN FALL
Yuen Bau, aged 11, was sent to the Kowloon. Hospital for Injuries No. 783, on Saturday morning. The accident was reported to the police by Li Wong, driver of the Kowloon Motor Bus Co. He stated that Yuen was jumping up and down Mr. Cory. (D.R.C.). (32) 50 cts. the steps at the entrance of the and A. B. Bowerman, (R.N.) (25) bus, and had fallen off to the road
200 yds.: Fus (33) Taylor, when he missed his footing (R.W.F.) (34) '$1.
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Vatican City, April 10-The Fope
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them, especially the needy section | Alr Mall for France Orient of them, I wanted to make a dona- Service"-due Marsellles, 2nd tion of $10,000 for the relief of the poor in Macao. But not knowing. thought the ideal way would be to leave it in the able hands of His Excellency the Governor. Hence I can both celebrate the return of His Excellency to this part of the world and benefit the poor in a so ably administered. I am grate colony which His Excellency has
ful to His Excellency for accepting this humble tribute to a great Governor and a humble offering to the poor..
vin Marseilles--dine Marseillas 19th Andre Loban May
In conclusion, may I express the fervent hope that His Excellency will have an outstandingly success-
bas nominated Archbishop Guisep-ful term of ofice and that both 500 yds (BR (7) Mr. Cory, pe Pizzardo, under secretary of he and his family will be blessed (DRC.) (32) 32; Cpl. Bingh Puran, State, as the Pontifical Legate to with every bliss and happiness.
(Applause) in H.K.P.) (29) $1. Cpl. Mohamed Gattend the coronation, (H.K.P.)- (28); 50 cts,
Reuter
This terminated the proceedings.
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