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HONG KONG

(Including List of Factories)

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SOCIETY BOWLS

St. Andrew's Defeat St. George's

ENJOYABLE MATCH

The annual Lawn Bowls match between St. Andrew's Society and St. George's Society took place at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club

St. An- on Saturday afternoon. drew's won by 135 shots to 100.

At the conclusion of the match, Mr. G. S. Archbutt, President of St. George's Society, expressed his gratitude to the President, Com- mittee and members of the Bowl- ing Green Club for allowing the Societies to use their greens, and o the many ladies who watched the match for gracing the event with their presence. Mr. Archbutt declared that whoever was respon- le for the greens ahould certain- be congratulated on their con- Jition. He then called upon his wife to present spoons to the Scottish rinks.

Sir Atholl MacGregor. Chieftain ot St. Andrew's, expressed thanks to the Club and to the fadles, and endorsed the remarks on the con- dition of the green.

Sir Atholl called upon Mrs. A. Stevenson, wife of a past Chieftain. to present the St. Andrew's spoons to the St. George's players.

After this. Sir Atholl presented Mr. J. Henson, the refreshments convener, with a spoon as a tribute to his excellent arrangements, and called for three cheers for Mrs. Archbutt and Mrs. Stevenson.

"Mr. E. V. Searle, President of the Bowling Green Club, sald that he was only too pleased to welcome the two Societies,

Bouquets were presented to Mrs. Archbutt and Mrs. Stevenson by the little Misses Kathleen Hyde- Lay and Madeline Archbutt, respec- tively.

SCORES

The scores in the match were as follow:--

C

J. Fraser, J. A. R. Selby, Brown and A. Hyde-Lay (St. An- drew's) lost to P. E. Knight, S. M. White, G. H. Sherriff and B. Randle 19-25.

J. Watson, M. Ferguson, N. Drum- mond and A. M. Holland, (St. An- drew's) drew with R. P. Phillips, E. V. Searle, J. C. Gill and C. B. Hos- king 18-19.

A. Btevenson, W. Russell, W. Macfarlane and Sir Atholl Mac- Gregor (St. Andrew's) lost to B. E. Maughan, R. O. Read, E. W Lines and G., S. Archbutt 17-20.

A. 6. Russell, J. Rodger, A. Mac- farlane and A. Duncan (St. An- drew's) beat J. S. Howell, T. Cole- man, E. Tuck and J. G. Meyer 30-4. A. M. Calman, J. Kemptom, J. C. Chalmers and R. C.,Wallace (St. Andrew's) beat D. W. Waterton, E. S. Carter, G. E. F. Thompson and T. Armstrong 23-15.

WL. Walker, J. Gellatly. W. Mair and J. McKelvie (St. " Andrew's) beat A. E. Pearson. A. E. Silkstone, W. B. Drake and B. W. Bradbury. 27-17,

St Andrew's 135; St. George's

100.

LADIES' HOCKEY

Home Football Results

FIRST DIVISION Birmingham 2 Wolves

Charlton

2 Aldershot THIRD DIVISION - (NORTH)

London; Nov, 20. The following are the resulta of Langue Football maches played to- day.

Southend Torquay Walsall

5 Bristol C.

11

0 Notts, C.

0

Accrington

2 Darlington

1

0

Bradford C.

4 Hartlepools

1

◊ Arsenal

3 Carilale

3

Port Vale

1

2 Mchester C.

2

Chester

a

Oldham

3

▸ Brentford

1 Doncaster

2 Full

1

1 Bolton

1 Halifax

2

1

0 H'dersfeld

4 Leicester

+ Derby

• Southport

0

Tranmere “

3 Barrow

0. Sunderland

Q

York

Chelsea

Grimsby Leeds Liverpool Middlesbro Portsmouth Preston Stoke West. Brom.

Barnsley Burnley Bury

2 Blackpool

3.Everton

SECOND DIVISION ·

Coventry

Luton Mchester U. Newcastle Notts F Sheff. U. Stockport

2 'Swansea

-1 Rochdale

2 Rotherham

Crewe

`2 N." Brighton

1 Gateshead

1 Lincoln

2 Wrexham

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION

2 Kilmarnock

0

Arbroath

4 Southampton

Ayr

1. Clyde

2 Blackburn

3 Plymouth

1 Falkirk

St. Johnstone 3 St. Mirren

Third Lanark Dundee

A Great Name

and a

Great Gin-

GORDONS

Gordon's

DRY.GIN

DISTILLERY, LONDON

1 Celtic

1

5 Queen's F.

0

0 Wednesday

0 Hibernian

1 Chesterfield

Hamilton

0 Aberdeen

1

3 Aston Villa

1 Hearts

0 Queen O'S.

0

Motherwell

1 Partick

1

0 Fulham

Rangers

3 Morton

1

3 Bradford

1

0

1 Norwich

1

3

Tottenham 2 West Ham'

▸

SECOND DIVISIÓN

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Bournemouth 2 Exeter

Airdrie

1 East Fite

1

2

Cowdenbeath 10 Brechin

0

Brighton

1 Gillingham

0

Dumbarton

4 Montrose

0

Bristol R. Cardiff Clapton Mansfield Northampton Queen's P

2 Reading..

2 Dundee

1

2 Swindon

2 Alios

+

0 Newport

2

Forfar

.*

1 S'housemuir

1

2 Crystal P. Millwall

0 King's Park

0 Albion

2

3 Dunfermline

0

2 Watford

2

H

WINTER CLOTHES

CLUB

SEAFORTHS

2 Edinburgh

1 Leith

0 Raith

6 East Stirling

11

4 St. Bernards

LEAGUE FOOTBALL RESULTS

FIRST DIVISION

SOUTH CHINA "A"

Lai Shul-wing 4, Fung King- cheong 2, Cheuk Shek-kan,

Women's, Men's & Children's

WANTED URGENTLY

COATS & UNDERS CLOTHING

HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

Monday & Thursday.

ICE HOUSE STREET

10 to 12 Noon.

Donnachie 3. Thompson.

Leonard-Gomes:

DIVISION

Cheung Moon-wing.

ST. JOSEPH'S

SECOND

..... D

SOUTH CHINA

*CHINESE ENGINEERS

*Postponed..

CLUB

▼

Lau Fook-chlu 2, Yun Wel-

hing. EASTERN

THIRD DIVISION (HONG KONG)

POWHATTEN 5TH A.A. BRIGADE. R.A. 3.

Thorne Berkley, Dean. "ROYAL ENGINEERS

*Postponed.

POLICE

Willerton, Willis, Taylor.

P. C. Wo.

V

R.A. ORDNANCE CORPS

3

R.A. SERVICE CORPS

·R. A. MEDICAL CORPS ..... 6

Howells, 5, Wilson.

THIRD DIVISION 24TH BATTERY, R.A. 2

Marshall 2

20TH BATTERY, R.A.

Oliver.

UNIVERSITY

Oh Bak-ching, Ling Sing- hang ủ, Hi Ping hun ROYAL AIR FORCE......... Lillle, Baynham, Broom.

Hughes. STANLEY

(KOWLOON)

3

SEAFORTHS

1

RASS

1

KUMAON RIFLES

2

Put A Stop To

Tomlinson, Narah Singh.

4

PORTUGUESE SA

6

Campos, Santos C. 2, Gaan 2,

Santos H

3

ROYAL SIGNAL CORPS

SATURDAY'S CRICKET

SCORES

All the cricket matches played on Saturday were friendly games and resulted as follow:

Army beat Kowloon Cricket Club at King's Park by six wickets: Kowloon 152 for deci (A. T. Lay 61): Army 159 for 4 (Lt. Weeden 70 Serg. Partridge 43).

Indian Recreation Club beat Re- crelo by 75 runs: LRC. 107 (K Nazarin 40); Recreio 32 (AR. Minu 4 for 10, A.R. Abbas & for 21). Civil Service drew with the Cricket Club at the Valley: Club McLellan 5 A sensational collapse in the 128 (FH. Stakes. 35. second half saw the St. Andrew's for 47); Civil Service 78 for 4.

Cralgengower Ladies lose by four goals to one'

and the Navy in their Caer Clark Cup hockey drew at King's Park: Navy 181 for match against Hong Kong Ladies 6 decl. "(Capt. Carless 48, Lt. Skel- after leading by a goal scored ton 36); C.C.C. $7 for 7 ARH early in this period. Actually in Esmall 29). the first half the losers had quite

SECOND DIVISION their fair share of the game but University drew with Recreio at this goal of Miss Gittins seemed Pokfulam: University. 110; Recreio to bring them luck. They had the 176 for 5 (3. Tsui 23).

"

lead for only a very short while Navy beat Craigengower by 25 before Mrs. Perrin equalised for runs at King's Park: Navy 182 the Hong Kong ladles and'a little (Lt. Catlow 33) E. R. Iranee @ for later the same player added an- (42); C.C.C. 157, (F: J. Lay 72). other, while Miss Weddell and Miss Royal Artillery beat the Indians Marsh each scored one more.

by eight wickets: LR.C, 70 (A. H.

In the Brawn Cup series St. An- Ismail 25, Sergt. Bloomfield 5 for drew's Ladies beat the Seaforth | 17); R, A, 100 for 4 (La Ingram 62 Ladies by three clear goals and retired. Lt. Hook 37 retired). Recreto Ladles beat the Central

British Association Ladies by one-

France 2, Fayne.

3

JEAN BATTEN Relptes Record Dush To Royal Visitors

London, Nov. 19. King Leopold and Queen Eliza- beth both met Miss Jean Batten, the famous aviatrix, who holds the, world record for the night from Australia to England at Bucking- ham Palace last night. She re- lated to them the experiences of her record dash- Beuter.

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