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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

G.O.C. LEAVES NAVY JUST BEAT CLUB

FOR HOME

Large Gathering Bids Goodbye

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MAJOR-GENERAL ¡A. พ.ศ

BARTHOLOMEW, retiring General Officer Commanding Troops In China, and Mrs. Bartholomew, were farewelled by a large and distinguished gathering at Queen's Pler, on Saturday morning before they boarded the launch which took - them to the P. and O. ss. Can- ton, by which they are pro- ceeding Home.

On

arrival at Queen's Pler, Major-General Bartholomew Was greeted with from

General Salute Guard of Honour and Pipes and Drums of the Kumaon

Rides.

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Amonk those present were -members of the Legislative and Executive Councils and Consular Body, including Mr. A. E. Seuthard. Mr. H. Gloperich and Mrs." Gip- perich. Marquis 0. Pagano di Melito and the Marchesa d: Melito, M. Dupuls, and Dr. F. A. van

Woerden.

IN RUGBY CLASSIC

Triangular Tournament Opens

With Thrilling Match

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Brilliant play by Elliott enabled the Navy to defeat Club 1st XV in their Triangular Tournament Rugby football match at CauseWKY Bay on Saturday. The Naval side were lucky to emerre winners by a single point over the Civillaus, the final score.being 14 points to 13.

Lieut. Elliott of H. M. 8. Eagle showed rare form scoring three tries and one convertion kick, while Hunt, the Navy footballer, put up a fine display at back. Thatcher and Manners gave much support in the scrum.

On the Club side Grieve and Stewart were outstanding in the three-quarter line, with Cessford lending useful help. MacGrath ut back gave a good show in the second period, letting the Beamen pass him only on one occasion.

Play commenced with the Naval line. Stewart reduced the arrears side taking the ball over to their with a beautiful try. but Grieve opponents' half. Club were erra- | fatled with the kick. tic in the opening minutes of play. Lt. Manners opened scoring with a fine try after ten minutes of play. Lt Elliott added goal points.

was

Club took the ball over to the other end ar the féld and awarded a penalty. The spot kick, taken by Watson, was converted,

NAVY BACK AGAIN

.

A period of mid-field play ensured, during which Club had the upper hand. Grieve further reduced arrears with a try, with Watson converting. bringing the score to 11 points to 10. Elliatt Increased the lead for Navy shortly afterwards, but no convertlon was regis- tered. Grieve scored again and the final

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points to 13 in favour of Navy.

The teams were:-

Among the Service members After a short spell Navy reversed were Commodore E. B. C. Dicken, the play, with Elliott scoring. The R.N. and Mrs. Dicken Capt. F. R. ball was kept in the Civilians ter- score at full time remained at 14 Barry, R.N. (H.M.S. Dorsetshire), ritery until the whistle went for Eng. Capt. A. K. Dibley, CE.. H.M.half time. just before which Elliott Dockyard, Brigadier A. Burrowes, scored again, bringing the score to Brigadier A. B. Thomson, Brigadier 11 points to 3 in favour of Navy. J. T. W. Reeve, Col. N. M. S. Irwin, Refreshed after the interval, Club Col. V. R. Burkhardt. Col. G. C. Improved and had the ball con- Gowlland. Group Captain A. Hsistently in. Navy's twenty-five yard w. E. Feers, E. C. Luscombe. J. Peck, R.A.F., Lt.-Col. H. B. Holt, Major G. R. Way, Major H.`S. P.

Club M. W. MacGrath; G. K. Chadwick, H. D. Bldwell (Captain), W. E. Grieve, D..H. Biewart; F. Cessford, J..R. Henderson; K. A. Watson. K. W. Sälter. E. W. Stout,

Redman, A. J. C. Taylor and W. B, Richardson.

GENERAL

POSSESSION OF DAGGER

Made For Self- Protection

Appearing before Mr. E. Hima- worth at the Kowloon Court on Saturday on a charge of unlaw- ful possession of a dagger, Yuen Chiq-ping, aged 19, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment.

Detective-Inspector A E. Carey said about 2 am, on December 5 a Chinese constable saw two-per- sons in the market near. Taku Street. The constable approached them and arrested defendant, the other having escaped. On being searched, defendant was found to have a dagger hidden in his girdle.

When questioned by police, de-. tendant said that he had been hir- ed by the man for $30 to stab some, one.

In Court Yuen said that he had been threatened by three persons and he made the dagger for self- protection.

PASSENGERS

Departures By The Canton

The following passengers sailed by the P. and O., s.s. Canton for

London, via ports, on Saturday :-----

'Mr. A. Ahmed, Mr. 8. Atmaram, Dr. L. J. Alger, Mr. Au Yueng Tip. Mr. A. 8. Balg. Fus. J. Barber, Mr.

P. D. Lewis (Birmingham, P. O. B. M. Bland, Mrs. F. J. Blyth, Miss

Hopkinson, Capt. Thomas Addis FUNERAL OF MR.Ay.-A. B. Hunt (Eagle), Lieut. CHAN SHU-MING Asquith (Dainty). Lleut. Skelton

Martin, Lt.-Col. H. B, L., Dowbig- gin, Major V..E. Duclos, Major R. D. Walker and others.

The new 0.0.C., Major General A. E. Orasett, and Mrs. Grasett bade the departing G.O:C, and his wife farewell later.

66 QUEENIE”

THE

STAR TURN A COMPLETE CHANGE of

programme by Queenie and her Hawallan entertainers fea- tured the dinner dance at the Gloucester Hotel on Saturday night when another "packed house" was recorded.

turn" of the evening.

Large Attendance, Many Wreaths

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The funeral of the late Mr. Chan Shu-ming, the prominent local business man, who died on. Tues- day at the age of 74, took place on Saturday.

The service was held at the Yat Bit Ting where many relatives and a large number of friends paid their last homage.

K. L. Bhatia. Mr. W. E. Blake. Mrs.

J. Bull.

(Grampus). Lieut. Walters Major-Gen and Mrs. A. W (Olympus); Lieut. Elliott (Eagle), Bartholomew, C.B., C.M.G., C.B.E.. Capt., Lieut. Talbot (Otus); Ldg. D.3.0, Mr. and Mrs. C. Baysting, Sea. Romans (Eagle) Mr. Wither- Mr. S. Balley, Mr. A. L. Balley, Mr. den (Duncan). A. B. Thatcher H. Braga, Mr. and Mrs. R. Butteriss (Eagle), Lleut. Darling (Rover), and two children.

and

Lieut. Northey (Diana), Lieut. Manners (Phoenix), Lieut. Fomp- Collaco. Mrs. C. T. Champelovier, MIS A C Chatham, Miss E. P.

(Dorsetshire) phrey Anderson "(Olympus).

Lieut. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Clarke

and infant, Miss. P. K. Clarke, Master' L. R. Clarke, Mr. C. H. D. Curtoys. TWO "PENALTIES" Mr C. C. Choong.

FOR NAVY

Mr. William L. Chang, Dr. Ren Bing Chen, Mr. Chen Chi Maintaining their winning Mung. Miss Chen Wal, Miss Chen The late Mr. Chan was formerly streak, Navy defeated Club in „a Sta Ying. Miss Chan Wen Shien, the chairman of the I On Marine senior. football league encounter by Mr. Cheng Ka Nien, Mr. Chen Chiu and Fire Insurance Co. Ltd, and the score of four goals to one, on had been serving on the committee the Club ground on Saturday.

Tze

Misa Cha Kwang Poo, Miss Chu

These entertainers have become favourites with local residents and each item was deservedly applau" ded. Queenie herself being the "star of the Tung Wah Hospital, the Po The Navy have thus completed Wen Hwa, Mrs. E. M. Clark, Mr. H.;

Leung Kok and the Chinese Com-their first round Extures and are Y. Dadabhoy, Mr. F. C. Dimmock, Many people brought large par-pany of the Hongkong Police Re-runners-up for honours," only two Mr. R. Doulatram, Sgt. and Mrs. E. ties and once again the Lambeth serve.

points behind South China, "A" Duffy. Miss I. Droz, Miss de Rome, Walk proved extremely popular. His is survived by his widow, five who have to date only lost one

Group Captain and Mrs. W. A. E. The Hotel orchestra entered into sons and two daughters.

Kime.

Duck, Mrs. M. 8: Everett, Mr. and the fun of the evening wholes Among those present were: Navy's side was very much Mrs. A. S. Excell, Rev. J. T. B. heartedly and judging by the ever Messrs. Tang Shiu-kin. Li Yau- changed from the original line-up Evans, Miss L M. Francis, Mr. A. Increasing dancers at the Glouces-tsun. Kar. Tong-po, Fung Ping-fan, at the beginning of the season, but D. Fraser, Mr. J. A. Fallen, Mr, N. ter the Xmas and New Year festi-La Sheung-ming, Stu Ping-sheung. Still at right back made a welcome F. France.

per affairs."

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FIRING PRACTICE

Anti-Aircraft firing carried out from Fort Davis and Centurion Fort, Stonecutters Island on Thursday between 6.30 p.m. and midnight,"

val dances are going to be "bum- Ng Sze-kwong. W, C. Hung, L. return and kept the Club attackers Mr. B. D. Golati, Mr. Del Good-

Tack, Dr. Li Ping-sum, Mr. Wong at bay." In-tung, Messrs. Choy Hing. Choy Coles, in the Club goal, was the Mr. and Mrs. F. Gregory, Mr. N. Cheong, Weng Ot-kut, J. F. Grose, cutstanding player on the Civilians G. Gotia. Mr. and Mrs. H. F Leung Kwal-tin, Chinese Company, side, bringing off many fine saves. Handley-Derry, HK.P.R.. and many others.

Navy scored from a "spot kick": Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hedges, Miss when Skinner handled inside the Shilla Hedges, Master John Hedges, Bail of $2,000 each was ordered Wreaths were sent by Sir Shou-ares. Skinner put Club on equal Master David Hedges, Mr. and Mrs. by Mr. R. Edwards at Central Ma-

son Chow. Sir Robert Kotewall, terms just before half time

T. W. H. Hosegood, Master C. T. D. gistracy on Saturday in the case of Hon. Mr. T. 'N; Châu. Hon Mr. M.

After the interval. Honeywill Hosegood, Master P. R. Hosegood, Ave Chinese who were charged be. Lo, Dr. Arther Wu. Dr. C. mercased the lead for Navy from Mrs. E. W. Hodges and Infant, fure him with possession of 900 Wan, Dr. & N. Chau; Mr. Shum

a penalty kick. Thorburn. scored Master A. T. Hodges, taels of raw opium and 220 taels of Pak-ming. Mr. Li Yau-taun, Mr. two quick goals to bring the final Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hughes, Miss non-Government prepared oplum Tang Slu-kin, M.BE, Mr. Gock score to four goals to one in favour Huang Kun Yu. Miss Hu Lan Tsen.be carried out from Sai Wan on

Chun, Mr. B. Wong Tape, Mr Chow of Navy. Man-chi,, Mr. L In-cheung. Mr.

on board a sampan at West Point.

The men were represented by Mr. C. A.. Sutherton Russ.

La Tak-po, Mr. Kan Tong-pu, Mr

L Tze-long. The Bank of East the Asia, Mr. Fung Ping-fan, Mr Fung

Talching. Mr. Wai Słu-pak, Mr.

A sixth man, who was unrepre- sented, pleaded gulity to charge. The case was adjourned Ping-wah, Mr. L-N. Chau, Dr.. Ip

11 December 14.

CONGRATULATED

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MIXED DOUBLES

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TENNIS

Alternative night--Friday, De-

cember 16.

Firing area "E" will be affected. Anti-Aircraft firing practice will

Mr. C. 3. Jones, Mrs. M. A. Jones, Friday between 6.30 pm..and mid- Mr. W. E. Keens, Mr. R. 8. Kettle, night. Mr. A. H. Knight, Mr V. J. Kusha.

Mrs. A. D. Knapp, Miss Kiang Sing Mal,

Mrs. C. F. Lloyd and infant. Mr.

Alternative night-Saturday. De cember 17.

Firing area "A" will be affected.

Faul Kong and Miss W. H. Loo C. *. Lloyd, Mrs. G. L. Livesey. Quick, Mrs. N. E Roy, Mr, L W. N. Thomas Tam. Mr. Kwok have entered the Semi-Final Round Miss M. L. Livesey. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, 'Chần, Mr. Ll Koon-chuen. Dr. B. of the Colony Mixed Doubles Lawn T. HL Loach and infant, Mrs. M. Mrs. LJ. Rowe and infant. Miss W. Tso, Mr. Too Sze-tuen, Mr. Li Tennis Championship as a result of Lonergan, Brig, and Mrs. G. S. Low. S. M. E. Riseley, Mr. T. V. Rennie, Sheung-ming, Mr. Wong Yun-tang, being conceded a walk-over by H. Mr. LI Shu Han, Miss Lee Chleb, Mr. J. A. Ch. Spry, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mr. Ho Wah-sang. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rumjahn and Mrs. Chiu Chun- Mr. D. MacDermot, Mr. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith, Master Mr. Chan Yung, manager of the E. M. Rafeek, Mr. W: C. Hung.chiu, runners-up for the past four Mackay, Mr. J. K. Maharaj, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. Shiang Kuen, Miss So Blue Taxicab Company, was con- Messrs. Deacons, Chinese Company, years.

| McGarrity. Mr. A. A. Mottwalla, Ching Chang, Mrs. M. G. Scott, gratulated by Mr. Q. A. A. Mac- | H.K.P.R., Mr. H. Embden, Mr. A. G.) Lt. G. A. L. Wood and Mrs. Clif- Mrs. J. Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr. C. H. Tong. Mr. T. Turner, fadyen at the Kowloon Court on Hargreave, Mrs. J. L. Fraser, Mrs. ford beat O. Rumjahri and Miss R. MacDermot with child and infant, Mr. L. Tomkinson, Mr. Tseng Ching Saturday for the public mindedness B. R. Pereira, Miss B. A. Remedios. Rumjahn 7-5, 6-1, to enter the Master M. H. Major,

Liu, Mr. Tien Ming En, Brig. V. F. in the apprehension of an earring Miss A. M. Noronha, Messrs. Lam-Semi-final Round, where they were Miss D. I. Mountstevens, Mr. T. A. Temudo de Versa, Mrs. Temudo de snatcher. He gave chase and ar- mert Brothers, Chinese Staff (LCI. to have played Comdr. E. G. Ken-Mahtani, Mr. R. T. Melwani, Mr. P. Versa, Miss J. M. A. Temudo de rested Chan Chong-fu, who snatch-Ltd.), Chinese Staff (Carlowitz & nedy and Miss Madge Griffiths, but H. Munro-Faure, Mrs. F. M. Nutter, Versa

ed a pair of earrings from an amah Co.), I On M. and F. Insurance Co., as Mrs. Clifford has since left the Mr. F. Nolan, Mr. Ng Ip Hing, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Villington- "in Nathan Road on Friday:

Ltd., The Sun Co., Ltd., Mr. Choy Colony for Shanghat, Kennedy and E. B. Ogden,

Scott, Mr. W. M Weinberger, Dr. Pleading gulity to the charge, the [Cheong, Mr. Choy Hing. Tin Fock Miss Griffiths have been conceded Mr. J. W. Platt, Mr. and Mrs, LF. L. Webster, Mr. C. G. Woolgar, defendant was sentenced to three Bank, Mr. Ng Pak-to, Mr. Ng. Ezt a walk-over and so enter the Final, M. M. Parlett, Mr. T. G. M. Prout, Mr. J. Wilkinson, Mr. Wong Nan months' impris ament and eight kwong. Mr. Mok Kon-sang, Mrs. A. which will be played at C.R.C. Text Mr: D., J. Pitt, Mr. Pang Ming Yan, Chi, Mr. Robert K. L. Wa, Mr. A stinkes of the cane.

Chan and many others.

¡Saturday.

Miss Penn Shu Yun, Mr. E R.ID. Wiles, Mrs. Yong Shook Lin,

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NOW HE'LL GO HOME

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