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Sweepstake races of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club sailed yes- terday afternoon resulted in wing for Kittiwake (Miss P. M. King) and Widgeon (Miss H. Crawhall Wilson).
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16.17.50 18.17.50*5
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16.15.30 18.15.30 2 Redshank
(Capt. R. H. Bower). Kittiwake..... 16.14.18 16.14.18 1
(Miss P. M. King). Painted Lady 16.18.54 16.16.54 4
(Capt. M. T. L. Wilkinson). Jean....
16.18.05 16.16.05 3
BISLEY MEETING
BELILIOS SHIELD FIRST ROUND
WON BY POLICE TEAM
The mid-week and practice spoon shoot held by the Hong Kong Rifle Association on the Army Ranges, Kowloon City, was marked by another good attendance and good scores-being the final shoot two days before the 3rd Annual Bisley Meeting-competition was very keen...
Weather conditions seemed to try a few people at 200 yards, but There at 500 and 600 yards the shooting rose to a good standard. were ten scores of 90 and ever, Gunner B. J. R. Morshan. B.N., ahooting well to get 88 followed by Sergt.. P. 'Hale of the Middlesex Regiment with 96 both using S.R. (b) rifles.
Knight 4.32 32 30 94
32 30 30 92 Mr. H.L. Langley 2
34 31 28 95 P.O. A. C. Honds 3
26 27 28 70: Mr. J. G. Biles... 11
Note: All the above used the 1914
Last Bunday, the first round of the Belillos Shield was fired off be- tween the Police and the Middlesex Regiment, resulting in a win for the Police by 17 points. The Police Col. G. C. Gowlland).
very kindly offered the use of the Rite. 16.19.38 16.19.38 7 Teal .........
Taikoo ranges, providing refresh- "wents, There was bardly any Sto WG
noticeable wind and the light was good. As can be seen from the L/Cpl. J. M. scores made below, at 200 yards the
(Capt 8 del Court). -Mixed Classes-Started at 14.50 Colleen 16.16.50 16.16.50 2
(Mr. G. J. Tarr). Aertel
18.17.08 18.17.08 3 (Mr. A. Drew Wilkinson). Ailsa
16.24.41 18.17.26) 4 (Mr. A. G. Mills).
18.26.48 16.18.12 5 Heron
(Surn. Lt.-Comdr. Fisher, R.N.). Widgeon
18.23.25 16:14.51) 1. (Miss H. Crawhall Wilson),
11
LEAGUE SOCCER
FIXTURES
The following are the footbali Axtures for 'the week-end:--
SATURDAY
First Division South China "A" v Kowloon. Caroline Hill, 4.45 p.m.). Referee: Kossick.
Linesmen-Phillip and Marriot. Club v. Police
Club, 4.45 p.m.).. Referee-Ip.
Linesmen ... Moorṣecräft and
Alywin.
Roval Scots v. Eastern
(Sookunpoo, 4.45 pm.
Referee: Ottoway,
THURSDAY,
APRIL 7, 1938.
FOREIGN MAILS
Air mall letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. They should be clearly marked "By Air Mail" and bear suficient postage. In- suficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Bervice, at the discretion of the Post Office. Air Mall Services to Shanghai, Nanking, "Tsingtan, Tientsin, and
Feiping are temporarily suspended.
"Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded via Siberia" if so superscribed.
From
INWARD MAILS
Air Mall by "Imperial Airways |
Direct Service"--London date. Imperial 30th March.
Java and Manila. Mantis
Canada, USA., Japan is Shanghai (Vancouver B.C.. 19th March) Tientsin .....
Haiphong Rabani Streltä
31 32 29 92* Bwatow
S.R. (a)
Ashford 7
Bangkok and Bwatow..... Xavier 8 27 29 28 841U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Manila (San Francisco date, 11th Mar.)
teams were level, after 500 yards L/Cpl. A. G. the Police led by 6 points and finally at 800 yards led by another 9 making a total lead of 17 points For the Middlesex Regiment Sergt. Cooper shot well to get 98, getting 3 out of 35 at 500 yards, using the SR. (b) "rifle. whilst for the Police team Corp. Puran Singh using the 8.R. (a got 88.
The scores made by the Teams were as follows:-
the
Canton.
For
Teax....... Ninghai...
Kalgan.....
Airways Pinne
Tth Apell
Amoy ...
--- Tjinegara ...Potsdam...
Shirala..
7th April
7th April.
7th April
Emp. of Asia..
7th April
Chengtu.
7th April
7th April
Friderun.............
7th April
7th April
7th Apri
8th April
8th April
8th April
8th April
tih April
8th April
9th April
9th April
9th April
9th April
Airways Plane
9th-April
Nega-
Aquino @ 27 28 28 83 Japan....... Yesterday was the first occasion Japan .... that Majer D. H. Steers, OBE, Japan and Shanghal....
Shanghai R.E. has not personally been on
Shanghal and Amoy the ranges to watch the fring.
Japan ..................concedika anda He sailed for Home an
Straits and EUROPE via Troopship Duiwara last Monday, patam (Letters and Papers) Lon- and many members of the H.K.R
don date, 10th March Association were there to say fare- Straits and Manila ...... well to him and to thank him for Als Mail by "Pan American Air- all he has done for us in these Spoon shoots and meetings. Many HONG KONG POLICE TEAM.
members are going to keep in Captain, The Hon. Mr. T. H. Kingtouch with him as he is with all
200 500 600 Til of us. 30 31 33 94 Sgt. Perkins Inspr. Hopkins... 32 30 31 93,"
12 30 93 Sgt. Russell 31 P.C. Charan Singh 25 28 29 Corpl. Puran Singh 29 30 29 88 Sgt. Pennell 25 29 26 80
Total 172 180 173 530
1ST BN. THE MIDDLESEX REGT. Captain. 2/Lt. A. O. Pullman
200 500 600 Ttl. 29 28 29 88 Sgt. Hale
32 34 32 98 C/Sgt. Colbourne.... 29 30 32 01 26 28 24 78 L/Cpl. Baker L/Cpl. Langford.... 27 26 23 76 Pte. Cox
29 23 27 84.
Linesmen:-Brothwell and EdSgt. Cooper
wards.
Second Division Engineers (C.) v. Kowloon
(Club, 3.15 p.m.). Referee:Gomes.
Kwang Wah v. Middlesex (Kowloon, 3.15 p.m.). Referee:-Dove.
5th A.A. Bde. R.A. v. Eastern
(Military. 3.15 p.m.) Referee: Rees. Engineers v. South, Chinta/
(Military, 4.45 p.m.). Referee:-Havelaar, Police v. Royal Scots
(Caroline Hill, 3.15 p.m.). Referee: Silva.
Third Division
24th R.A. v. 20th R.A.
(Kowloon, 4.45 p.m.). Referee:Hartley.
Third Division Championship
(Second Round) Royal Army v. Portuguere Royal Army v. Portuguese
Medical Corps v. Sporting Asse. (Sookunpoo, 3.15 p.m.). Refree:-Stedman:
SUNDAY
Sunday Herald Charity Cup Competition (Final)
England v. China
(KK.F.C. ground, 4 pan.). Referee:-Omar. Linesmen:-Finch and Grant.
LI
HOME FOOTBALL. RESULTS
London, April 5.
Aston villa Burnley deleated today by three goals to n in the Second Division of the English Football League.
In the Ficat Division of the Scottish League, Queen's Park drew with Aberdeen, 1-1-(Reu- ter).
HOCKEY PRACTICE
A hockey practice match between a potential Colony side and the Kumaon Rifles. will take place tomorrow, on the USRC. ground, commencing at 5 pm. when the following are requested to be on the ground, in white shirts:
K. Ramzan (KLTC.); Ft. Lt. Wallace (R.A.B.) and Pte Stickley (Middlesex); M. H. Hassan (Radio), WA. Reed (Club) and M. R. Mallk (K. I. T. C.); S. A Fowler (Club), Lt. Douglass (Royal Scots), G. H. Fowler (C.BA), Partaub Bingh (Kumaons). and Pyara Singh (K.I.T.C.).
8gt, Gorman (Middlesex) is also requested to make an appearance and will take Hassan's place in the second half.
Pres. Pierce...... Dakar Maru............ Kunishima Maru Hakusan Mani.... m/v. Shantung... {Taiyuan......
Talthybius...
Kazima Mara........ Victoria.....
ways Direct Service"-San Fran- Pan-American cisco date, 1st April. Airmail by "Imperial Airways
Direct Service-London 2nd April
Amoy
Japan Saigon..
BISLEY MEETING. All members' thought are now turned toward the Bisley Meeting; Calcutta and Straits.. and entries have up to date ex- Shinghal ceeded all expectations as regards Australia and Manila.. numbers. Tenta have
already
Straits and Manila sprung up for the meeting and during this afternoons' shoot the Kumoan Rifles were busy erecting store, ammunition and club tents, thus creating a canvas. village on the Army Ranges.
-date, | Imperial
Airways Plane Tjisalak.... Hakodate Maru.. G.G. Paul Doume,
| Santhia....... Glengarry.... Changte......
Deucalior
Straits and Europe via Suez. (Let- ters and Papers) London, 17th March and London Parcels-Lon- don date, 10th March.. .......Cortu
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19th April
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13th Apri
REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m., registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.
For
For the beneät of all members of the Hong Kong Rifle Associa- tion, we would point out that owing to the Bisley Meeting coming so close on the spoon shoot held on Wednesday, there will be no spoon shoot this coming Wednesday, Total 172 174 167 513 Last Saturday at Stonecutters April 13, but will resume again on Range, a Spoon and Practice shoot the following Wednesday, April 20. held-this W33 especially On Friday, April 18, from 8.30 am. marked by very high scoring. Capt.to 11 a.m.. during the Bisley Meet- F."P. Sequeira of the Volunteersing will be devoted to "unlimit-Samshul and. Wuchow scoring 100 with the BR. (b) and eds" at 500 yards-from 11.30 a.m.; Kongmoon L/Stoker W. G. Ashford of HMS to 1 p.m. the "Delibert" competi- Manila, Salgón, Bangkok, "Strafts. Olympus scoring 92 using the 8.7.tion will be Gred. All ranges dur- ing the afternoon of Friday will be (a) rifle "as issued."*"*
was
The following were the individu- closed. al scores made:---
S.R. (1)
Capt. F. P.
་
H'c, 200 500 600 Tti.
Sequeira scr. 34 34 33 100" P.O. J. C. Swan ser. 32, 34 32 98 P.O. C. Clark.... 2 33 33 31 97 Mr. J. Boulton... 3 34 31 50 95 L/Bea. C. H.
YESTERDAY'S SCORES
The scores made yesterday were BA follows:
Gnr. B J.
H'c. 200 500 600 Tti.
Momhan 5 32 32 34 98* Sjt, F. Hale ... ser. 22 32 32 96 EA H
Templeton - 34 32 29 95 Sit. F. E. Russell 2 32 33 28 94 Mr. H. W. Cory scr. 29 32 32 93
QUEER SOCCER PC. Charan
TRANSFERS
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the schoolmaster who helped in the development of Reid and McCulloch, the Brentford forwards. Even at the age of eleven Waddell looked like one of those born footballers He missed his schools Internation- al cap because the selectors thought he was too small. He captained his team to the final of the Scottish schoolboy cup? West Ham United "did not. join in this rush of buying and selling.
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Archibald Macaulay, bought earlier on as inside-right from Glasgow Rangers, for the bly- gest sum of money West Ham ever paid, recently played for the first time at centre-forward. His predecessor in the position was Foxall, previously his part- ner at outside-right
The theory may be that everything is worth trying
once. Macaulay was given the job because he scored six goals for the London Combination side:
West Ham, it is asserted, would probably be challenging the leaders of their diviklan if they had obtained a really first-class centre-forward early in the season. It is suggested that the club have missed their best chance for years in a rather mysterious fashion. They have shown no particular reluctance to pay for team- building in other positions.
THURSDAY
*Batavia, Mauritius, Reunion, Madagascar, Lourenco Marques & South Africa Tientsin
FRIDAY Samshul and Wuchow. (Shanghai
Per
Date and Time
Thursday, 7th
Tai Ming. Tal Lee..
8.15 AX 10.00 AM
Boissevain Hermod.....
3.30 PM
8.00 PM
Friday, Sth
Kongo....... Potsdam
8.15 AM 8.30 AK
Air Mall for Sian, Lanchow and}
Chearta, etc. (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service " (To further points by surface transport as Services permit). Kongmoon Swatow and Shanghai..................................... | Kingyuan...
G.P.O.&K.PO.
Eurasia Plane On Lee......
RAR 10rd.
9,00 AM
9.30 AM
10,00 AM
10:30AM
19.30 PM
Parcela Noon
1.46 FN
1.30 PM
Sit. V. W. Cooper 3 30.31 22 93+Bwatow, "Shanghai and Tientsin... Kwalsang.......
Japan, Canada, U.B.A., C. and S. America, & Europe via Victoria B.C.-due Victoria B.C., 28th Apr. and Europe via Siberia. Swatow ¡Manila
President
Reg Ord
1.00 N 13.30 PM C.P.O.&K.F.O.
McKinley. Haitan.... Erop. of Asta......
Reg. Ord.
Bingh 2 31 30 31 92 Capt. R. T.
Güscot:
31 30 29 90 A.E.P. W. P.
Thompson -.31 32 27 90 Lt. A. Seeleur... 3 28 32 31 89 Air Mall for "KLM. Airways Ser- C/Bt. R.
vice"-dae Amsterdam, 19th Apr. Hakusan-Maru Colbourne 4 31 33 25.89 Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & S. Africa, E.R.A. R.
Aden, Egypt and Europe via Mar- Beilles due Marseilles, 7th May. Hakusan Maru...
Atkinson 5 27 30 31 83 Lt. L. B. Holmes ser, 25 29 33 87 Lt. C. A. Puliman 4 27 30 29 88 L/Cpl B. R.
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Bayliss 2529 25-791 Note: All the above used the 1914 Rifle,
8.R. (a)
H'c.: 200 500 600 Tti. L/Cpl. D. Amoa 9 26 32 28 84* Pte. V. M.
Airmail for Wuchow, Kweilin, Kwelyang and Chungking by the "C.N.A.C.". Airways Service.
SATURDAY
ON.A.C. Plane
Airmail for "Imperial Always
Direct Service"-due London, Imperial 17th April.
Air Mall for "Australia by Imperial
Airways Service"-dne Darwin, Imperial 13th April.
4.30 PM" $.00 PM
G.P.O. & KP.0.
Bk. 5.00 PX Ord- 5.30PM EP.O.
Beg. 5th 50 m
| Ort. 8th_3.00 PM Gro. Beg, 8th 5.00 I Ocd 9th 6.00 AM
Saturday, 9th |G.P.O. & KP.O.
Reg. 10a,
8.00 AM
90 KM.
GP.O. & KP.C.
Airways Plane
Airways Plane
Reg
Victoria.....
Cramer...........
Hosang....
Canton...
Amoy and Foochow (via Amoy)...::T]inegara... Shanghal
Hammond 9 27,29 27 831 L/B J. Napler... 13 27 27 26 80+ Cpl. W. R. Nunn 27 30 23 80 L/C. T. F. Baker 1 27 28 28 79 Pte. W. Mills... 8 28 29 24 13 8jt. E. Stephens 8 24 31, 21 76 Swatow and "Amoy Pta J. Lever. 7 24 28.23 75 Straits and Calcutta.
*-Nett Spoon
t-Handicap Spoon.
Fort Bayard and Haiphong...........
Formosa, Shanghai, and Japan.... Kasima Maru.... Note: All the above used the Hoihow, Pakhoi and Haiphong...... Kanchow... "open sights" rine.
HOCKEY
Airmail for Manila, Guam, Hone- Inlu, and U.B.A. by the “Pan- American Airways Direct Service" Pan-American
due San Francisco, 17th ́April."'
SUNDAY
The following will represent the 1st Eleven of the Hong Kong Hockey Club against H.. M. 8. Buffolk in a match on the Club Tientain
Amoy and Shanghai "ground at 5 p.m.;-
Airways Plan
Ninghai Talynat....... Belton.re
*Superscribed Correspondence Only..
V. M. Benwell, E. B. Read, J. Balow, *Amoy and Foochow Potter, N. Whitley, W. A. Reed, G. Sommer, 8. Fowler, T.D. Whitley GER. Divett (Capt), BL Bickford and V. Bond.
8:00 AM
9.00 AM
6.30 AM
9:30 AM
10:30 AM
Parcela 11:00 AM Ord.
Noon'
2.00 PM
3:30 F
5.00 PM
K.P.O. Reg sth 6,00 PM
Ond. 9 5.00 PM
G.P.O.A Big. 9th 3,00 Ord 10th 6,00 AM
Bunday, 10th
2,00 AM 9,00 A *9.00 AM
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