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KOTEWALL CUP COMPETITION

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Navy Easily Beat The Army

FINE SAVES BY MCALISTER

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(BY "MORG'')

The Navy proved easily to be the superior team when they met and defeated the Army by three goals to one at Caroline kill yesterday in the Kotewall Charity Cup foot

ball compétition,

GRIEVE SCORES THREE

TRIES FOR CLUB

'.

Army Lose After Fine Start

In Friendly Rugger Match

After having enjoyed most of the opening moments of the game, the Army XV fell away badly to lose to the Club XV by a score of 17 to 3 points in a rugby game, played at Sookunpoo, on Saturday.

Gudgeon and Chiverail were the notabis absentees from the team, and Lt. Laurie, who plays a useful game in the forwards, has left the Colony.

The game of the whole was not up to the usual standard, as seen during the present season. Club

three-quarters were the only ones Throughout the Navy forwards that showed any life, and Redman had the better of the exchanges in the pack did good work.

Grieve distinguished himself by and their shooting, if not effective at times, was very accurate. The scoring three tries. Cesaford a try was and penalty goal Wilson Army forwards, besides being er- ratie were bent too much on drib-creidted with one conversión. bling.

Newby and Fisher, in the Navy's back line, were steady and gave good support to McAlister in goal who brought about some brilliant saves. Duncan. in goal for the Army, was also very steady.

The Navy's first goal came when after about twenty minutes' play. Newlands scored with a first time shot that beat Duncur all the way,

From this point the Army scem- ed to have an equal share of the exchange.

Within a few minutes after the resumption of play the Navy's in- side left increased the score, and shortly after the Navy obtained their third goal through Mugglis ton. Towards the latter stages of the game Grogan reduced arrears for the Army.

ARMY'S GOOD START

CLUB “A” SCORE OVER

H.M.S. DORSETSHIRE

At Sookunpoo, the Club "A" XV were unlucky to lose to HMS. Dorsetshire by ane try to nil in a friendly rugger match on Saturday. The general run of play was ex- ceedingly even, and throughout the game the ball was confined in end to and play, with neither side find- the opposition's touch-line, Play opened with the Army ing pressing in the Club's half. A until rather late in the final period, penalty was awarded against the when Pumphrey got possession of Club which Berry kicked for the, the ball from a line-out and ran opening point. In reply Grieve twenty yards for the opening try. scored two quick tries, the latter The klek was not converted,

The Navy pack was the choice I converted by Watson Cesaford

consolidated the Club's position of the two, while the Club three- with a penalty goal At half time three-quarter gave a better display

was 11 to 3 points in both in handling and play. the score

The teams were:- favour of the Club.

H.MS. Dorsetshire:--Knatmann, Grieve came back in the second period with another try. Shortly Brittain. Dodds, Narriott, Murphey, after, an Army forward was hurt Cox, Goodwin, Collins, Cavanagh, and had to be carried off the field. York, Masters, Rycraft, Young, Cessford scored after a fine run-Pumphrey and Canton. through. The final score read 17 to 3 points for the Club. The tears were:-

Club 'A', XVJ. R. Henderson, C, J. Powell, E. Tavenner, G. 8. Wilson, F. M. Thompson, D. B.

1st. XV Club: M. W. Mac-Nelson, R. Rutherford, K. H. G. Grath, D. H. Stewart. W. & Greve, White, J. 8. Dunnett (Captain), W. M. G. Carruthers, H. van Leeuwen, O. Schnabel, R. E. E. Nelson, G. M:

Mr. K. K. Ip refereed and theF. Cessford, E. C. Luscombe, T. Marrs, R. Leigh, A. G. Dalziel and

teams were:—

NAVY:-McAlister: Newby and Fisher: Downs. Dixon and Stele; Philippen, Muggliston, Newlands, Chappell and Hunt.

and ARMY:-Duncan; Watson. Sheehan: Proctor, Bright and Fish- er-Cooke: Grogan, Frost, Hossack. Duffield and Pearson,

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Nov.

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SOOKUNPOO GAMES

Thind

Division football matches played at Sookungoo. yesterday afternoon, R.A. (Stanley) beat Kit Chee by two goals to one while the R.AS.C. drew with the RE. (Chinese) 2-2.

MRS. HARKNESS "ON WAY TO

INDIA

Pratt, K. W. Salter, K A Watson, G. J. F. Carey, E. W. Stout, H. W. E Heath, A. J. G. Taylor (Captain) and J Redman.

Army:-White (RE), Pte. Fer- guson (Middlesex), Pie. Picktonge, Cpl. Nealon (Royal Scots), Spr. Ar- Weedon (RE), Lieut. tingstall (Middlesex), Gnr. Smythe (RA), Pte. Berry (Middlesex), Lieut. He- witt (Middlesex), Opr. Appely (RE), Lieut. Wallis (East Surrey), Gr. Evans (R.A.), Bir. Pagę (RA) 2, Lieut. Cuthbertson (Royal Scots) and Lieut. Crawford (R.C.S.),

THE WEEK IN

MACAO

W. B. Richardson.

N.A.E. MACKAY AGAIN TO FORE

Scores 60 Against

The Police..

N. A. E. Mackay, of the Kowloon C.C., who scored 119 last Sunday, again did well with the bat when he scored 60 for the Volunteers against the Police R.C. at Happy Valley yesterday in an all-day cricket match which was won by the' Volunteers.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31,

FOREIGN MAILS

CHRISTMAS PRINTED PAPER MAIL FOR GREAT BRITAIN

VIA SUEZ

The Christmas Printed Paper Mail (Christmas Cards and etc., in open envelopes) for Great Britain via Suez 'will be closed in the General Port Office and Kowloon Central Post Office on Saturday." the 26th November per SS. Rawalpindi as follows:-

· Registered Mail Ordinary Mail

9.45 am M....................:.10.30 a.za.

28th November. 26th November.

This Mall is due in London on the 24th December. 1933. Christmas and New Year cards bearing not more than five written words and enclosed in open envelopes are accepted by the Post Office at the rate for printed matter, Le. Ave cents per two ounces, for all countries.

Hongkong, China and Macao at two cents per two ounces. Envelopes must not be closed.

CHRISTMAS PARCEL "MAIL. FOR GREAT BRITAIN The Christmas Parcel Mall for Great Britals will be closed in the General Fest Office and Kowloon Central Post Office at Noon on Friday, 11th November per 8. S. "Ranpura" and is due to arrive at London on the 16th December, 1938 ⠀

The Public are kindly requested to post early. Postal Servicw to Cantón is temporarity szasandod. Ordinary letter mail only for West Kwangtung, Kwangsi, Sze- chwan, Kweichow and Hunan will be accepted at senders! risk.

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Air mail for certain places previously served by the Chungking and Hankow. Air-lines, will be despatched via Hanoi and thence by air as services permit.

Letters and Postcards for Europa (except Great Britain and Fire) and South America are forwarded “rta Siberta" if so superscribed.

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Holhow

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Before sailing to India on

Ranch! expressed

TENNIS expedition to Members of the Civil Tennis North China in search of several Club are hectically playing off the more animals.

tournaments staged during these A. C. Beck, b Baker

Baker Mrs. Harkness arrived in Hong-few weeks. The first week's results N. A. E Mackay, c Pope, b kong, via

China Clipper, were:-

Men's Doubles; J. de S. Fernan- E Zimmern, B. Fope several months ago.

60 Air Mad for "Imperial Airways

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Mrs. Ruth Harkness,

the panda fame, arrived in

Shanghai Last Colony from

of

Griffiths

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Inspector of Colonial Administra-W. Forrest, b Grimths

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week.

visit on the 3. 9.

Saturday, she

tion of these colonies. The ex-T. Matches, e Griffiths, b Souza Minister was accompanied by his T. K. Pilkington, not out private secretary, Dr. Vasco Fer- on herreira Martins.

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MONDAY

Extras

14 Dairen.

SWELOW

Talthybius Lyeemoon..

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оп her second

Total

VOLUNTEERS

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Japan

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Canton. Diomed.. Haitan..

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During the

TUESDAY

Total (for 8 wkts.).

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Fort Bayard and Haiphong.. Shanghat and Japan....... Swatow, and Foochow................... Amoy

Service"-due Sydney, Imperial.

Airways Plane

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4.00 2

Noon

Parcels only for Bingapore, Penang. Ceylon, Aden, Egypt, Marseliler and London due London, 7th December,.

Memnon.. Bandviken.

G.P.O.&KRO, Parçala

Haiphong

BIRTH

WEDNESDAY

iy she journeyed on the China des and J. Bavol beat Montalvao R. H. Griffiths, d Baker National Aviatich Corporation and G. Cook, 10-1; C. Silva and A.G. Souza, b Danbrowsky

around Silva beat E. B. Teesdale and D. A.Baxter, c Pope, b Danbrowsky. the region plane to

de Vila R. M.. M. King. b Pope She was on the search Holmes, 9-2; D. Joao Chengtu for two small baby pandas, a male Franca and Dr. Alberto Jorge beat W. L. Rapley, b Baker

Dr. C. Fonseca and M. Ribeiro, M. D. Soares, not ont and a female, if possible,

10-1; Antonio Mello and A. Boyol

months summer

Preto, 11-0.

she succeeded and captured the beat J. C. Trinidade and J. F. two animals.

The young died -before leaving it's territory.

male native

The female panda lived, however, and Mrs. Harkness's arms bear witness that this animal did not take to people, It was practically impossible to tame the small young baby. Therefore, it was turned loose and no attempt

made to bring it to Hongkong or the United States.".

was

P. M. N. da Silva and W. Stoker

Mixed Doubles: Vera de S. Fur- nandes and J. de S. Fernandes beat Beatriz Nolasco da Silva and C. did not bat, Silva, 8-3: Celsa Rodrigues and L

Mello beat Guilhemino Mello and

JC. Trinidade, 10-1: Beatriz No-frey Northcote, will officially visit: lasco da Silva and C. Bilva beat this Colony on Monday, November

Mrs. Cook and George Cook, -4; 7 Helena Ribeiro and Dr. Alberto Jorge beat Beatriz Nolasco da 'Silva and C. Silva.

ELECTED

Elected to

Born to Mr. and Mrs. V. da Luz

Nunes last week-end was a bonny (@WALOW

son who is getting along are. Mr. Swatow and Tientsin the administrative Nunes is connected with the Macac Amoy and Shangbai.. of bodies of the Liceu Infanta D. Hen-Waterworks Company, After this unexpected state

DEATH affairs Mrs. Harkness became 111 rique School, Association were ----

rest

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and Arnaldo Basto,

́ ́ DEPARTURES

Airmail for Manila, Guam, Hono hulu, and U.S.A by the "Fan- American Airways Direct Service" -due San Francisod, '18th- Noy,

THURSDAY Shanghai and Europe (except Great Britain, and Eire) via Siberia

General Committee: Dr. Jose F. At the San Rafael Hospital last with

an infection and it wAI necessary that she receive im- de Castro (President), J. E. Martins week-end, Mrs. Clotilde Maria do peacefully. mediate medical treatment. She (Secretary), O. Lobo, H. da Rocha, Couto passed away Was confined in a hospital in F. Guerreiro, N. Lobo, C. amarante, The deceased was survived by two E: dos Santos, V. do Rosario, Jr.. Asons, Mr. Teodorico dos Santos and Shanghai for weeks.

Hagatong, Armando Basto, J. No- Mr. Joao do Conte. The trip to the south is

cure for this interesting lasco da Silva, F. Ribeiro, J. Sha

Among persons leaving Macsó American woman. She may re-

Directors: Dr. A de Carneiro

during the week wereCaptain turn to Hongkong, but not to (President), A. de O. Hagatong Henrique Galeas returning to seek pandas, Instead, she

(Vice-President), J. T. Siu (Berre Portugal with data collected in:: thinking of another book on

tary), F. de M. Ribeiro (Treasurer)Macao for the double centenary of. China and her experiences 6. Basto (Cultural) do the foundation and the restoration to-

add -to-, her last, ex Ronro, Jr. (Sports), J. Nolasco da or Portugal; Mrs. Maria do Carmo Manila popular stories, "Lady of the

Silva (Ontings).

Marques Pinto, Lt. Virgito Correla Panda," published in England and

and wife, Dr. Gustavo Nolasco and America and "Baby Giant Panda" a child's book partaining to the

wife, and Mrs Enter Bera, all for Fortga animals she knows so well";

It is learned that" HE the Governor of Hongkong. Bir Gear

Hangsang... Boochow

Pan-American

Airways Piano

Gneisenau

Emp. of Japan..

15:30 GPO

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