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HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB CHARITY MATCH

JOINT SERVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOAT COWLTO:ATHE

TRAVEL

THE

SHORT

SAFE

SEA

WAY

by the

British Line

CHIMA NAVIGATION CO.LTD.

CANTON LINE

THE S.S.

"KINSHAN

WILL SAIL FOR

CANTON

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TO-MORROW, Tuesday,

28th February, 1939,

し

" at 8 A.M.

from the Company's

Wing Lok Wharf.

And returning from Canton

on March 3.

Note:-All vessels equipped with Wirelesa. QUEEN'S BUILDING, CONNAUGHT ROAD APS Telephone 20101

"CONSIGNEES' NOTICES CONSIGNEÈS' NOTICES

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NONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown: Co, Ltd., whence and/or from the wharves Delivery may he abtained.

N- Claims will be admitted after the Goous have left the Godowns and all Qoods remaining undelivered after the 26th Feb., 1939. will be subject to

rent.

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All Claims against the steamer must bo presented to the undersigned on or before the 18th Mar, or they will not be recognized.

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations, consignees must have a Revenue Officer in atten- dance when darnaged dutiable goods are examined.

All broken, chated and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined on the 24th Feb., 1939, at 9 a.m. by Messrs. Carmichael & Clarke..

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned WR. LOXLEY & CO. (Cama), LTD.

Agenta. Hong Kong, 2th Feb., 1939.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES. MARITIMEES

CONSIGNER NOTICE.

S.S. "IN" 3°AX0/39.

BRINGING CARGO FROM DUNKIBK via HAIPHONG etc.

AEHFID HONG KONG oà MONDAY, THE 20TH FEB., 1939.

:

YONSIGNELS are hereby informed

that their gords with the exception of Opiam, Treasure and Valuables are being landed & stored into the godowns of the Hong Kong Kowloon What and Godowa Co., Ltd., Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

All Claims must be sent in to me on or before the 28th Feb., 1939, or they will not be recognized.

Darazed Packages will be examined by the Company's Surveyors, Mesara Goddard & Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10.00 am, ou Saturday, the 25th Feb., 1999.

Consignees must have Revenue. Officer in attendance when any dotiable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by as in any case whatever.

R. OHL, (151 Hong Kong, 20th Feb., 1939,

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BLUE FUNNEL

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST

FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES |

LONDON SERVICE

PATROCLUS"

MEMNON

Sails 8 MAB.. for Mara., London,

Rotterdam & Glasgow Balls 22 MAR, for Mam, London,

R'dan, Hamburg & Glasgow

LIVERPOOL SERVICE "CYCLOPS"... Bails 29 MAR, for Harra, Liverpool,

& Bromborough NEW YORK SERVICE "GLAUCUS Sails 4 AUG., for Halifax, Boston &

SHOULD WIN SHIELD

Beat Depleted H.K.C.C. Side

By Eight Wickets

"Feature of Saturday's cricket programme was the defeat of Hongkong Cricket Club by Kowloon Cricket Club in the senior league. The latter have now established themselves as favourites for the title.

Club de Recreio, also strong contenders for the Shield, advanced further at the expense of Craigen-. gower, last year's co-champions, who have yet to win a match.

Results follow:- League I

Indian R. C. beat the Civil Service C. C. by six runs at the Valley,

C. S. C. 56 (J. Barrow, not out

17: Baker 4 for 21).

I.. R. C. 62 for 7 decl. M. ell Artulli, not out. 14, A. H. Madar 14; Minu 8 for 25).

HOME FOOTBALL

(Continued from Page 10) Leicester.. 3079 14 35 57 23 Portsmouth 29 6 11 12 27 49 23 Chelsea 28 8 5 15 47 50 21 Birmingham 30 8 5.17 46 62 21 SECOND. DIVISION

P. W. D. L. F. A Pts.

Kowloon Cricket Club beat ilongkong C. C. by 8 runs at. King's Park:

HK. C. C. 102 (LT Ride 34 G. P. Longfield 20).

K. C. C110 for a decl. (N. A. E Mackay, not out 47. D. J. N. An

derson 44).

Royal Navy beat the Army by 10 runs at King's Park:— Navy 182 for deel (Capt. Whit- marsh 39, Lt. Walters 27: Moores 6 for 38).

Army 92 (Dvr. Legan 23, Capt. Whatman 17; Land 4 for 59)..

Club de Recreio defeated the *3 C. C. by Craigengower

"runs:-

"

IS DRAWN

Holiday Spirit At

Caroline Hill

Played in a holiday spirit and with neither side really exertiar themselves. the charity football match be- tween South China and the Rest of the Colony at Caroline Hill yesterday" afternoon re- sulted in a draw of one goal all. The match was in ald of British Fund for the Relief of **W21.3 Distress in China and witnessed by a fairly large crowd.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1939.

FOREIGN MAILS

HONGKONG, MONDAY, 27th FEBRUARY 1939, 9.30 L.M.

The money Order Omice will be, open to the Public from 10.00 a.m to Noon, during the Races on 27th, 28th February "and 19% March, 1939.

Registered and Ordinary mall (not Insured or Farcels) will be ac cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit.

Ordinary letter mail only for West Kwangtung, Kwangsi, Sze. chwan. Kweichow and Hunan will be accepted at senders' risk.

Letters and Postcards for Europe (except Great Britain and Fire) and South America are forwarded "via. Siberia” if so" superneribad

There were several changes in Japan. both sides. For the Rest. A V. Haiphong Gosano was unable to turn out at Baigon.. centre-forward owing to a knee Straits injury sustained in the Interport, USA, Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai

(San Francisco date, 19th Jan.). and his place was filled by Moss,

INWARD MAILS

From

Per

Dua

M/V Ningpo.

27th Feb.

Cante.

17th Feb.

Aramis.

18th Feb.

Mentor.

28th Feb.

Tatuta Maru. Ninghai Kweiyang... Szechuen.

18th Feb.

28th Feb.

1st Mar.

1st Mar.

| Birdhana...

date. Imperial

- lat Mar.

Always Plane

1st March

1st Mar.

La08

of the Police, who did an admir-8aigon able job. Emberson appeared on Bangkok ............ the right wing with Thomas al-Shanghai and Amoy ing the left wing berth and Rides Calcutta and Straita friside-left.

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

.Direct Service"-London

2nd February,

On the Chinese side. Tam Chan- wal replaced Lau Wai-pul in the Intermediate line while Lau Tau-Shanghai man was seen on the left wing "in place of Lay Chung-sang.

"

Recrelo. 116 (Dr. A. M. Rodrigues;

The game itself was seldom 52, LG Gosano 22: E. L. Ozark exciting, with the exception of the

6 for 12).

Cralgengower C. C.43 (D. Hung 18; A K. Ismall 4 för 21).

closing minutes, when the Rest obtained their goal through Rides to draw level after Lee Wai-tong had scored shortly after the re- Blackburn

At Sockunpoo the Army drew sumption. There was no scoring Coventry 29 16 5 8 49 34 37 Sheffield U. 29 13 11 5 48 32 37with the C. S. c. c. by a score of in the first half.

31 18 3 10 15 48 39

30 15 5 10 71 56 35

West Brom'

30 16 5 10 19 35 35 Newcastle

29 14 78 47 35 35 Fulham Wednesday 29 14 6 8 67 48 34 Luton

30 15 4 11 60 50 34 Burnley

32 13 8 1 41 42 34 Chesterfield 29.13 6 10 47 41 32 Tottenham 29 12 8 9 48 43-32 3 12 69 58 29 M'chester C. 28 13 West ham 29 11 7 11 64.41 29 Plymouth 30 12 5 13 41 42 29 Bradford Bury

Millwall

Swansea

Notts F.

31 10 9 12 54 G7 29

31

1.

9 10 12 50 51.28 29 9 9 11 46 41 27 Southampton 30 10 6 14 41 55.26 29 5 10 14 34 81 20 30 8 8 16 36 70 20 Norwich 23 91 18 32 63 19 Tranmere 31 4 4 23 32 81 12

THIRD DIVISION "SOUTH"

P. W. D. L F. A. Pts. 31-19 5 7 48 34 43 31.12 12 7 53 37 36

Newport Reading Crystal

Palace Brighton Notts C. Cardif

Queen's

Park R.

Swindon

Watford

28 14 8 6 50 36 36 30 14 7 9 49. 36 35 28 14 5 9 42 31 33 29 12 8 9 43 39 32

28 11 9 856 38 31 29 12 7-10 53 47 31 30 12 7 11 45 39 31 Northampton 29 13 6 11 43 38 31 29 11 9 9 33 43 31

Aldershot Bristol C.

Exeter..

Southend.

Torquay Mansheld

Bristol R Clapton O.

Ipswich

Bourne-

mouth Port Vale Walsall

THIRD

Barnsley

Doncaster, Bouthport Bradford C. Crewe Hull Oldham

..

League II

132 runs to 111 respectively:-

SECOND HALF Army 132 (Cpl. Webb 24, Pte: Early in the second half, Mak Jones 23, P. S. M. Paterson, not out, Shiu-hon sustained a leg injury 19)..

and left the field his place at right back being taken by Lee Wal-tong who dropped back into the de- fence after scoring his goal.

C. SC. C. 111 for six wickets (L. Buckle 23, W. Wright 21, R Wood, not out, 21).

Club de Recreio beat the Navy by 73 runs 21. King's Park:-

Salgoti.

lat. Mar.

Airways plane

2nd Mar.

Air-Mall by "Pan American Air-

ways Direct Service"-San Fran- Fan American cisco date, 22nd February,

Sues traits and Europe

(Papers etc) London date, 2nd February and London Parcels London date; 26th January....... Јарад

Shanghai and Japan Japan and Shanghai Australia and Manis Straitä

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Bervice **---London 25th February. · Shanghai

Tientsin and' Swatow.. Japan.

British M/V

Canton........ Tanda......

2nd Mar.

2nd Mar.

Pres. Doumer..... Ranpura

Sud Mar.

3rd Mar

Nankin...

3rd Mar.

Conte Rosso.......

3rd Mar.

date,

imperial

Airways Pian

4th March

Tyndareus........................... Hunan.......

4th Mar.

4th

Mar.

Hawaii Maru............. Tjisalak..

4th

Mar.

4th Mar.

4th Mar.

5th Mar

"Bth Mar.

7th Mar

For the Rest. Hartley. in goal, Hsu King-sing (left half) and Java Beltrao, who in the pivotal berth U.S.A., Honolulù Japan & Shanghai (Ban Francisco date, 10th Feb). Recreio 140 (A. E. Noronha, not kept a splendid check on Lee Wal- cut. 33, "A J. M. Prata 33).

Navy 133 (Capt. Carless 29. Pelong. were outstanding in defence, Japan while Moss was an energetic | Japan Wood B for 44).

leader of the attack with little Shanghai support.

V

Kowloon C. C. drew with H.K. C.C. at King's Park:-

The Chinese were best served by H. K. C. C. 192 for 9 deci. Divett, their custodian, Cheung Wing- hot out, 54, Fox 38: Stark 4 for choi, Lee Tin-sang and Tam Chan- 27).

wat, in defence, and Fung King- K. C. C. 121 for 8 wickets (T. A cheong. Lai Shia-wing and Tang Madar 55, G. A. Goodban 25).

Kwong-sam in the forward line.

THE TEAMS The teams were as follows:-

Hartley.. Rest of the Colony: Hou Yung-Bang and Sheehan: Honalball, Beltrao and Hsa King- sing: Emberson, Courtney, Moss Rides and Thomas

Police Recreation Club beat Indian R. G. by 108 runs ---

Police R. C. 182 (B. C., Fay 53, W. L. Clarke' 49, C. C. Pote 22, Fay 4 for 19, Heath 4 for 22)

Indian R. C. 84 (A. H. İsmall 19).

Hongkong University beat" the 68 Craigengower C. C. by

runs:-..

Straits

Pres. Cleveland.. Nagpore...................... Santos Maru.. Patroclus... Tantalus.

OUTWARD MAILS

8th Mar.

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 malls are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

For

MONDAY.. Swatow, Saigon and Bangkok Swatow.

Kalgan |Beistan.

South China: Cheung Wing-Amoy and Chuenchow.......... | Anking..

chot; Mak Shiu-hon and Lee Tin- H: K. U. 145 for 4 decl: (KY.sang: Lau Hing-chol, Leung Wing- Tam, retired, 54, J. Forig 29; K. Lchlu and Tam Chan-wal; Tang Kwong-sam, Fung King-cheong, Ng 6 for 13).

Craigengower 77 (N, Broadbridge Lee Wal-tong. Lai Bhiu-wing and

La Tau-man.'

30 11 8 11 44 48 30

25).

29 10 9 10 49 61 29

27 10 7 10 44 46 27

879 12 31 40 24 NAVY BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S

6

29 8 8 13 32 53 24

29 7 9 13 36 37 23 23 7 8 13 33 39 22-

78 12 32 39 22

27

27 7 8 12 25 41 22 28 8 5 15 33 42 21 29 6 6 17 32 43 19

DIVISION. "NORTH" *

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 31 23 4 4 75 28 50

29 14 10 5 52 34 38

28 15 7 6 60 35 37

30 16 4 10 64 40 38

30 17 1 12 71 47 35

29 15 5 9 69,53 35

31 16 3 12 55 48 35

Stockport 29 13 7 9 64 49 33

Chester Rotherham

Валон Halifax

BY SIX GOALS TO TWO

PLAYING ST. JOSEPH'S AT CAUSWEAY BAY YESTER- DAY, Navy tightened their hold on first division League honours with a clear victory by six goals to two. The Saints fieldéd a team strong enough in every department of the game, bat suf- ficiency weakened in the absence from the side of some of the better players to let the Navy forwards keep the ball within the Saints' defence area right through the first half, and prác- tically throughout the second half.

In addition to a sparkling dis-

play by the forward line, the Navy

half line of Honeywell, Dixon, and SA. LEAD BRITAIN

Ridley played excellent football.

the last mentioned player belig in excellent form.

4

AT TENNIS

CAPE TOWN, Feb. 26 (Reuter)

Newby at right back cleared The following are the results of re- the third and the last tennis 28 13 6 9 63 53 32 accurately, and Dickerson,"

placing McAllister in goal save a match between South Africa and

Britain: penalty kick by Leonard.

-31 12 8 13 52 52 30

32 13 4 15 48 54 30 29 10 9 10 33 37 29

►

New

Brighton 30 12 5 13 46 50 29 Lincoln 30 10 8 12 57.66 28 Wrexham 31 12 4 15 49 88 28 Rochdale 31 115 15 69 63 27 Gateshead 29 9 8-12 52-52 26 Carlisle 29 10.5 14 46 73 25 Darlington. 30 9 6 16 48 12 23: York

-29 8 8 15 42 83 22

Hartlepools 30 8 4 18:42 72 20 Accrington 31 3 4 24.30 77:10 SCOTTISH LEAGUE 1ST DIV.

Rangers

Celtic

New York.

PACIFIC SERVICE(via DAIREN, SOBR, MAGOZA & YOKOHAMA) TYNDAREUS Saila 10 MAB, for Victoria, Vancouver

& Seattle

INWARD SERVICE

Due "MENTOR"1 MAB, From North Continental Ports

via the Strafta * TYNDAREUS 3 MAR, From The Pacife Const "TANTALUS" MAR, From U.K. via the Straits

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limited passenger accommodation For freight, pastage rates and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire,

Tel:20833,

Aganti. 1, Connaught Road,

For the Saints, U.B. Souza made as many good saves as the Navy forwards made goals. Hussain cleared with strength, if not with accuracy, and he was well sup- ported by L Souza,

N. G. Farquharson (8.4.) beat R. A. Shayes (Britain). 6/3,-8/4.

Olive Craze (BA) beat Rose- mary Thomas (Britain) 6/3, 7/5.

V. G, Kirby and Mrs. C. J. Rob- bins (8.A.) beat R. A Shayes and Jean Saunders (Britain) 6/2, 6/4 LACK COMBINAŢION

RA, Farquharson and Mis The Saints' forwards lacked both the weight and the combina-Olive Craze (B.A.) beat Butler and tive play of their opponents, and Miss Valerie Scott (Britain) 6/0, only Alves and Ward, both o={5/7, 7/5, 0.

Play will be resumed on Mon-

whom scored a goal, played at all well. In the half-line. Castilho day. P. W. D. LF. A. Pts.was steady, as was Leonard when 30 21 6 3 98.48 48 he replaced him after the in- 29:15 77 83 43 37

30 18 5 9 77, 51-37

Aberdeen Hearts Queení

O'South 31 15 6 10 50 51 35 Falkirk 30 14 6 10 59 52 34 31-14 6 12 54 58.33

30 16 4 10 80 55 36

Hamilton Kilmarnock

29 12 8 9 58 62 32 Bt. Johnstone 31 13 6 13 65 73 31 Partlek30-13 4 13 58:67 30 Motherwell 29.12 5 12 64′ 63 29 Elbernian 30-12 4,14 62 38 28. 29 18:2 14 61-80 28

Clyde

terval.

GIRL SWIMMER'S RECORD

COPENHAGEN, Feb, 26 (T/Ocean).

Navy opened the score midway in the first half through Phip- pens, after two earlier oppor- tunities had been missed by New-Ragblid Hveger; Danish girl lands and Dickson, Hunt scored swimmer, succeeded on Friday even- soon after to bring the score testing in improving her own world re- cord for the 500 metres free style two-vil at the interval.

On resumption, the Saints lined from 6 min 39.1 sec. to 8 min. 34:3 up with Ward at centre-forward, sec. and Leonard at centre-half. The combinative power of the team seemed to suffer a reverse as a result, and Navy

SUNDAY SOCCER

attacked In a Third Division match play- vigorously for four goals in quick ed at Bookunpos yesterday, Kit accession, Newlands. Thoburn, Chee beat Electric by 5 goals to Muggliston, and Hunt scoring in nil

The match between P. W. D. that order.

and F. E was cancelled as the R. E failed to tum up

Third Lanark 29 9 7 13 66 75-25 Ayr U. 29 9 7 13 14 64 25 St Mirren 30 9 8 15:46 61 24 Arborath 31 8 7 16:43 66 23 Queen's Park 23 85 18 43 63 21 Ralth R 30 9 2 19 5780 20 St. Joseph's rallied towards the

29 83.18 45 15 19, end Ward and Alves, netting.

Albion

My Mad for Imperial Airways

Direct 6th March.

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Date and Time

Mon. 27th.

10,30 AM

3:00 PM

4.30 PM

K.P.O.

Reg.

6.00 PM

Ord.

5.30 PM

GPO.

Service"-dae London. Imperial

Beg.

5.00. PM

Airways Plane

Ord. 7.00 PM

XP.O.

Reg. 5.00 K

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Airways Plane

Ord.

7.00 p

Tue. 28th.

6.30

Jean Dupuis..... Kwalsang.. Aramis

Airmail for Malaya, Java, and Aus- Airways "Imperial tralia by Direct Service" — dne Sydney. Imperial. 6th March.

TUESDAY

Manila, Macasser, and Sourabaya...Tisadane.. Fort Bayard and Haiphong... Swatow

Shanghai...

WEDNESDAY

Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A., Central and South America via San Francisco-due Ban Fran cisco 23rd March. Sandakan

Amoy via Swatow.

watow and Foochow....... Formosa and Amoy Elaiphong

THURSDAY

Salgon

Airmail for "Imperial - Airways London, Service"--dne Direct

9th March.

Tatuta Maru. Tai Seun Hong.. Taiyuan..... Yochow.. Canton Maru....... Canton....

2.00 PM

7,00 FM

7:00 PM

Wed. 1st. Mar.

G.P.O.& KP.O. Reg. 98/9 5.00 PH Ord. 1/3 8.30 AM

8.30AM

9:30 AM 10.30 AM.

10.30 AM 200 M

The. Zad

Pres. Doumer.

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[OPO.

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Airways Plans Ord.

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1.00 a

Ord. 5:30 PM

Air Mall for Malaya. Java and Aús-

tralia by Imperial Airways Direct Imperial. Servicedne Sydney, 11th Mar.

Aleways Plano

Airmail for Manila, Guam, Bono- lulu, and U.S.A by the "Pan- American Airways Dienot Service" Pan American

due San Francison, 8th March,

* FRIDAY shanghai, Japan and Europe (ex-

GP.O.

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COPA Reg. nd 6.00 P

Airways plans Or 3rd 7:30 AM

cept Great Britain and Fre) vis British M/V

Canton Siberia

Fort Bayard, Pakhoi and Haiphong. Szechuen.

SATURDAY

Manila, Rabaul, Austrails, and New Zealand via Brisbane-due Brisbane 21st March

Tanda...

FIL Erd

10:30

Noon

Bat, Athe G.PO,&KPO.

Par. 3/3 6.00 PM Bog. 4/3 8.45 iM

Ord: 4/3 8.30 AM

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