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HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS SUCCESSFUL SUNDAY SHOOT:

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POLICE WIN CLUB HANDICAP MATCH

Sgt. Cooper,

Middlesex,

On Top Of His Form

R.A.F. RAPID IMPROVEMENT

THE SUNDAY SHOOT ORGANISED - BY MR. AUSTIN, OF THE DOCKYARD'RIFLE CLUB, IN SPITE OF THE THREATENING WEATHER, PROVED A GREAT SUCCESS. Some 130 members attended and eight clubs entered for the Club Handicap Match, the prize for which was presented by the Dockyard Rifle Club and took the form of silver spoons, modelled on the shape of a rifle, to each member of the team.

This match which was won by the Hongkong Police, just getting in front of the donors of the prize, has proved to be a successful change from the usual scratch teams as it provides a chance for the large handicap man and also some surprises.

The light was dull with a fresh It was interesting to see some gusty wind when firing commenced usizal S.R. (b) members Aring with punctually at 8.45 at 200 yards. the S.R. (a) for the purpose of The wind certainly troubled making up their club teams, among members at all the ranges and in whom was the indefatigable Editor consequence scores were not ex-jof the Bulletin, Sub. Lt. Morahan, ceedingly high but on the whole a H.K.N.V.F..".. decidedly high standard.

The Pool Bull escaped, for the Arst time, not one being registered all day,

Amongst other S.R. (a), members Sgt. Cooper, of the Middlesex, on was Pte. A. L. Harman, of the top of his form scored a possible H.K.V.D.C., a newly joined member at 200 yards and Sgt. Starling of land out for the second time. This Stonecutters, a new member, a member shot for the Territorial possible at 300 yards.

Army at Home, and, if he has time to get used to the local conditions. before the Prize Meeting, should be well in the running for the S.R (a) Championship, a new Prize to be introduced this year. The S. (b) Nett Spoon was

There was a large turn out for won by Sgt. Cooper with the ex- the Claybird Range who had a cellent score of 100 and the handi-very successful day under the cap spoons by Mr. Thorne, of the direction of the enthusiastic Secre- Dockyard Rifle Club, L/Cpl. Boe, tary Capt. Newton.

EXCELLENT SCORE

of the Royal Scots, CBM. Maslen, RE, and 8/9gt. Banister, of the, RAS.C

SKEET SHOOTING

Action pleturs taken during the charity football match be- "tween South China and the Rest of the Colony played at Caroline Hill on Sunday after noon. {Photo, Z. Z. Chang).

BISLEY RIFLE SHOOTING

Kenya Wins Postal Match

. BISLEY CAMP, Feb. 17 (By Mail) Kenya, the first winners (In 1934) of the National Rifle Association's Oversea 303 full- range postal match, has again. laken first place in the aper- ture-sight section of the match and has won the Duke of Glou- cester Challenge Cup and the Lord Wakefield silver medals for '1938.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1939.

FOREIGN MAILS

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With effect from 1st March, 1939 the tee for a Certificate of Post- ing for an ordinary letter will be 2 cents.

The

money Order Ofice will be open to the Public from 10.00 B. to Noon, during the Races, on 27th, 28th February and im March, 1939.

Registered and. Ordinary mail (not Insured or Parcels) will be ac- cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit.

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Southern Rhodesia has won the open-sight class.the second year in Members are asked to tell their succession, and is awarded the Em-USA, Honolulu Japan & Shanghai The S.R. (a) Nett Spoon was friends who are keen on' skeet pire Day Challenge Cup, presented calcutta and Straits

(San Francisco date, 10th Feb.). [Près, Cleveland.. taken by Cpl. Cole, of the RN. shooting about the facilities for jby Colonel R. W. Fennell, and the Range Staff, with an exceptionally this on the Kowloon Ranges, Lord Wakefield silver medals.

Уарад........ fine 92 considering the windy, con- The Revolver Range did not ',st=

Japan Southern Rhodesia, which won Java and Manila. ditions closely followed by Cpl. tract many members and the cothe aperture-sight.competition in shanghai Maghar Singh, of the H.K. Police, petition resulted in 巍 battle

1935, 1936, and 1937 and was second straits with a 90.

amongst the Hongkong Police. In this section in 1938, will not take Straits

Three handicap spoons went to "The handicap prize made an in-part again. Though a Colony, it Japan.

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has a bigger population and better Rabaul, serious side. Storey. and Cash, as well as a

facilities for shooting than most The annual general meeting, was other Empire" countries for which Handicap Range Spoon by LAC.

held in the Clubhouse after the the match was intended, and has Muston at 200 yards.

conclusion of th shooting and was therefore withdrawn. This action attended by a large number of by Southern Rhodesia is much ap

This Club provides and gets an excellent example of what can be done by steady and con- stant practice and they are to be congratulated on their rapid improvement and incidentally their rapid reduction in handi- caps.

members.

Col AG. Neville, GS.OL, apreciated by the N.R.A. Vice-President of the Association kindly presented the prizes at the conclusion of a very enjoyable morning.

Shooting on Wednesday will be Ptes. Scott and Donnelly, of the at 300, 500, and 600 yards. Royal Scots, and L/Cpl. Morton,

of the Middlesex, toc the remain-

ing spoons.

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Uwing to pressure on space the full stores are unavoidably. hold over

The match continues to grow in popularity. For the 1938 competi- tion teams were entered represent- ing 33 Colonies or protectorates. Nineteen teams shot with the Ser- vice rifle Class B (aperture-sight), the same number az in 1937, and 25 with the Service rifle Class A (open-sights), against 19 in 1937,

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NOTES AND

AND COMMENTS {for teams of eight shooting at 300, | Bwatow.

FROM CHUNGKING

(From Our Own Correspondent)

The discovery of petroleum in By order of the authorities. the the Lintsing Mountain has created Chungking City Defence Corps will a deal of comment in Chunking's be known in future as the chung foreign commercial circles. Accord~king Volunteer Police. ing to experts who have investigat-}

WEDNESDAY

|500, and 600 yards, 10 shots at eách | Shanghai

range. Any British subject or Bri- |tish protected «person resident, or

stationed in the Colonies or protec- Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, USA torates is eligible. In the SR. (b)

Central and South America via class civilian members of ride San Francisco due San Fran clubs take part, but most of the cisco 23rd March, ................... members of the teams are from Swatow and Foochów... local defence forces.

Among the Formosa and Amoy |S.R. (b) - competitors were two Sandakan women—Mrs. A. M. Irvine, shooting Haiphong

ed this source of supply, the out-

A West China Land Reclamation for the winners, and Miss D. HI- put is considerable. The mountain and Development Corporation is to ton, for Tanganyika Territory. In is, however, under the control of be established shortly by several the 8.R. (a) class the teams are Balgoo. the Tibetan Government and it is wealthy Chinese from overseas mostly made up from local forces understood the Sikang Provincial The Corporation intends to exploit with & sprinkling of members of Government intends sending a re mining, planting and forestry, in the Royal Navy, Regular Army, a presentative to negotiate with the order to give work to refugees Royal Air Force. Tibetans for the lease of this

The results were as follows- petroleum zoBITË.

S.R

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(B) C

Mr. Lin, Ben, Chairman of the The National Reller Commission interview on Feb. 14 to Prince Sa Nations! fiovernment, granted an

Duke of Gloucester Challenge Chungking has appropriated of Mongolia, Later, addressing a Cup and Lord "Wakefield Bilver $100,000 for the construction of a small hospital to give medical aid press conference. Prince Sa said: Medals-Hongkong agired 11th

"Mongolis is a part of China and with 1,046 points. to those injured during air raids.

there are now over 50,000, Mongo- "Captam" of "Team:-PO, J., G.

fans who are continumlly harassing Swan"

PO. J. C. Swan, R.N. Start," Sgt. R. J. Heap, RM. Staff.. Mae. P. G. Heather, R.N. Staz

Mr. J. J Boulton, Dockyard R.C. „O/Eat, P. Hale, Middleser Regt.

Burgn, Lieut. J.B, Mackie, HK. NYEZONA

in an effort to suppress the use the Japanese, in Bulyan and Mon- of oplum in China, the Szachmuen zolla Many former puppet, ed Government has appointed twenty cers and soldiers have now revolted. sie directors to take charge of the against the Japanese. I have come Ophium Suppression Campaign. It to Chungking to ask for orders is reported that since the start of from the Government. I will then the hostilities over 25 opium shops go back and lead the Mongolian have been opened In Chungking troops against the Japanese."

The Nanyang Tobacco Od., is to catablish a factory in Tanizzabih, Madame Chiang addressed the wear Chungking. Over 300 tons of Women's Wartime Service Corps tobacco leat have already been at Chungking on Feb 18. She transported to Chungking and the appealed to all women in China factory is expected to open about to join the Gold Offering Move-

ment the middle of March.

A plan to dredge all rivers in Mr. Wong Yuan-wu, General Szechuen to make them navigable Manager of the Commercial Press Las been submitted by the Size-Corporation, has arrived in Chung- chuen Water Works Bureau to the king from Hongkong Mr. Wong Szechuen Government It est revealed be intended to open a mated that the plan will cost over printing works in the near future $14,000,000

in Chungking/

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SATURDAY

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