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Saturday's Cricket

J. F. Lawrence's 83 runs for Club against Army at Sockunpoo was the top batting performance in Saturday's senior division cricket matches. HL Ozorio took seven LR.C. wickets for 32 runs was the best bowling performance of the j afternoon,

K. M. Baxter knocked up 78 runs for K.C.C juntors against Univer- sity at Pokfulam. in 3 Junior the best division cricket match, junior bowling" performance being Fargus 6 for 16 for Royal Scots against HKC.C, at Chater Road.

The following were the scores in Saturday's cricket:

CLUB-ARMY DRAW

Club drew with Army at Scokun- poo. Army 163 for 2 wkts. dec. (L:Cpl. Logan 55 not out, T. Aal Pearce 54, 8gt. Webb 31 not out), Hongk ng C.C., 125 for 6 wkts. (T. G. C. Knight 49. J. F. 'Lawrence 83, Spr. Tropp 5 for 39).

C.S.C.C. BEAT. SMALL UNITS. Civil Service Cricket Club beat! Combined Small Units by seven wickets at Happy Valley, Com- bined Small Units 110 for 7 wkts, dec. (Goss 45 not out. F. Baker 4 for 21), Civil Service C.C. 149 for 4 wits. (K. J. Attwell 49, D. J. Hol- lidge 28 not out)..

JUNIOR GAMES

1.R.C. BOW TO RECREIO Club de Recrelo beat Indian Re creation Club by 62 runs at King's Park. Club de Recreio 120 (W. A. Reed 27, A. V. Gosano 30, A. F. Madar 3 for 49, K. Nazarir. 4 for 45), Indian R.C. 58 for 9 wkts."(H.

Ozorio 7 for 32). "

H.K.U. DRAW WITH. KCG.

Yesterday's Softball Results

The following are the results of the softball matches played yester day.

LADIES' LEAGUE

Cardinals

Chung Ha

KK.B.C

R E. E ST-21.

MACAO WINS TABLE TENNIS INTERPORT.

Macao won the Unofficial Enter- port Table Tennis match when they beat Hongkong by, the odd game in seven before a fair crowd of spectators at Kowloon Cricket Clab on Saturday.

Following are the detailed re- sults:--

SINGLES

beat

Leung Kwong-wa (HK) Wong Wing-on (Macao) by 21-15, 21-18.

Là Chun-hang (HK, lost to Lak Na-woo (Macao) by 19-21, 21-18,) 12-21.

Lo Kwai-sang (HK) lost to | 17-21, 21-9, 15-21,

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1940.

FOREIGN MAILS

HONGKONG, MONDAY, Ind DECEMBER, 1940, 9.30, A:M.”

The Parcel Post Service to Carton has been resumed.

Small Packet Post to all countries is anapended.

INWARD MAILS

From

Air Mall by "Fan-American Airways Direct . Ser-

Vice”—San Francisco "date, 25th November, Australia and Manila." Sandakan

Leung Chok-al (HK.) beat Cheong Kwok-wing (Macao) by Calcutta and traits......................

Chan Chan-kau (HK) lost to Yeong Kam-chan (Macao) by 18-21, 15-21.

1

11 3 21

Panthers Recreio

Canadianis Wahoos ...

17 12 10

.12 6 12

75

9

58

1ST DIV. (MEN'S)

Filtptnos Canadians

19 94

B

9 4

18 10 3

21-15, 21-17.

Indians

4 7 10

Cyclones C.B.C.

12 10 7"

6 14.9

2ND DIV. (MEN'S)

Elga Recreio

17

15

Chung Ewa

21

C.B.A

1

0

S.C.A.S. ..........

6

ZHONG LEAGUE

Shell

9

Cables

4

8

RAF

HK. Bank rm Lacas

。-,5 EXHIBITION GAME Uss Tulsa

8 St. Joseph's

Kowloon C.C. Bowls Win

DOUBLES

Lo Kwai-sang and Tang Shul-hei (HK) bent Yeong Kam-chan and Cheng Shu-jung by 21-15, 21-12.

Leung Chok-fal` and Tang Shul- hel (HK) lost to Cheng Kwok- wing and Luk Na-woo by 14-21. 10-21.

CHINESE CLERICAL ASSN. MEETING

The Hongkong Chinese Clerical Association, which is organised mostly by Junior clerks in the Co- lony, held its third annual plenary meeting yesterday at the Tao Yuen, No. 375 Des Voeux West.

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Dve

Sad Dec.

2nd Dec.

4th Deo.

4th Dec.

ath Doc.

Air Mail by "Pan American Airways Direct vice" San Francisco date, 28th November Java and Manlia.

Ser-

6th Dec.

6th Dec.

Gandon, and Manila

6th Dec..

14th Dec.

18th Dec.

24th Dec.

USA. Honolulu, Japan, and" Shanghai - (San

Francisco date, 22nd November). .................

U. 9. A, Honolulu, Japan, and Shanghai

Francisco date, 18th November)....... Australia and Manila,

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OUTWARD. MAILS.

Registered and Parcel Mall are closed. 15. minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are

advertised to close at or before a m. registered and parcel malls are glosed at 5 pm on the previous day When malls are advertised to close after 5 p... Registered and Parcel malls are closed at 6 pm.

MONDAY

For

| Manila, Retaul, Australia and New Zealand

Chung Hing-yum, Lo Yim, Ng Brisbane Yun-hoo, Hou Kwai-ming, Chan Hon-fal, Yum Yat-nin and Su Yur-

In a friendly lawn bowls match played yesterday afternoon Kow-ming were elected members of the

Date and Time

Mon, 2nd

via GP.O, & KFO.

University held Kowloon Cricket on Cricket Club beat Kowloonpervisory committee, while the Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A., and

new executive committee comprises

Europe via "Fan-American Airways and Trans- Club to a draw at Cox's Road. Dock Recreation Club by 27 shots the following: Li Han-pins, Zung Atlantic Services.” Kowloon C.C. 171 for 6. wkts. dec. on the latter's greet (D. J. N. Anderson 60. F. J. Lay R. S. Capell, W. Lee, L Jack and 41, W. L. Rapley 41 not out), Uni- versity 91 for 8 wkts. (K. S. Oh 29 not out, N. D. Lloyd 6 for 20).

R.S., BEAT CLUB

Royal Scots beat Club Juniors by

48.30AM

EPOAR

Beg

3.00PM

Ord

5.30PM

CPO.

Reg. 5.00 M

Uni

7OUTH

Tus. 3rd

EPO.

Ord

yim, Sung Hou-ting, Leung Yak-

Parsons and T. W. Carr (K.C.C.)

A Wright, A. H Martin," W. W.

chenng and Ng Yam-kie.

Sun, Chow Lim-tong, Chiu Chi- Air Mail by Sea to Singapore to connect with the Reg. 9.00 AM

9.30 AM G.P.O.

Ord.

9.30 AM

G.PO,&K.P.O.

Par. 2nd 5.00PM

Kwong-hing. So Chun-ming, Chang Hung, Sung Kwok-ming, Soon Goodwin (HQ.C.) beat J. Ban- Yuen, Hung Chi-ming, Tang Ting- derilly, P. Mason, A. Calman and rung, Wong Tsok-mut, Wong Bul- T. Coleman (KDRC) 21-13

9 wats, at Chater Read. HX.C.C. beat J. Revie, J. Macpherson. F.

2nd XI 91 (H. J. Armstrong 29. Lt. Cullen and J. Kempton (KDRC) Fargus 6 for 181, Royal Scots 173,28-14

TUESDAY

"British Overseas" Airways”

for & wets. (Pte. Alsey 33, Pte. Bate- W. McMaster, J. G. Ozorio, W. HEALTH RETURNS Straits, Ces.on, India and United-Kingdom.

man 70 retired).

H.K.U. DEFEATED .. K.C.C. 2nd XI beat University by

Houston and R. Morrison (K.D. R.C) beat AO Tribble, R. B. Well- wood & Stevens and R. H. B. 34 runs at Pokfulam. K.C.C.:Juniors Marks (KCC) 24-18- 135 for 5 wkts, dec. (K. M.. Baxter 78, S. A. Gray 28). University 111

(N. Singh 40, F. J. Lay 5 for '28, K.

MJ Baxter 4" for 31).

1

KEROSENE AS

RECREIO-I.R.C. DRAW MOTORING OIL

Club de Recreio juniors drew with Indian Recreation Club Junior

If the test, which will be carried

The following is the Return or potiable diseases notified as hav-

WEDNESDAY

ing occurred in the Colony during traits and Calcutta. the 24 hours ended at midnight on Nov. 29:-Cholera, two Diphtherts, two cases;. Enteric Fever, three cases: Measles, one case: Cerebro-Spinal Tever, one

berculosis: 48 case: Dysentery, nine cases;

cases (two im- ported).

at Sobkunpoo. IRC. 2nd XI 152 out by Col. Julian S. Liang and Mr. for 7 wkts. dec. (A. R. Suffad 54) Lau Brunner Foon, early this

FASTERN PORTS Recreio 2nd XI 127 for 8 wkts. (M. month on the Burma Road with A. Remedios 28. F. J. Remedios 48. eight trucks, prove successful mu- The Health Bulletin of Fastern M. R. Abbas 5 for 40).

torists can look forward to running Porta for the week ending on Nov, their cara un kerosene, fuel ofl, and 23 is as follows:-Cholera, Hong- Police belt Civli Service C.C.'even vegetable oil, with the assis-kong, three cases; Shanghal, one; juntors by 2 wkts. on the Police tance of "semi-gas conversion case. ground. "C.8.C.C. 2nd XI 56. (A. E unit"-the invention of the above- Carey 4 for 7), Police R.C. 9 (W.

C.S.C.C. LOSE TO POLICE

1.

Damed gentlemen. ·

WEATHER

Beg. 3rd 9.45 AM Ord. 3rd 10.30 AM

Wed, 4th Parcels 10.30 AM

| Letters 11.30 AM

EPOJAN Parcela 4.00 PE Reg.

5.00 x

Ord. 0.30

GPG.

Parcela – 4.00 PM

Kingdom

Ord. 750

Shanghai, Japan, Honolusu U. & A. Canada, Cen-

tral and South Americe, and "United via Ban, Francisco.

United-Kingdom.

REPORT

THURSDAY

Manila, Macasser and Bourabaya.

Hongkong Royal Observatory- 10 a.m., Dec, 1.

2

Reg. 650 PM

EPO. Parvels 4.00 Reg.

Ord.

3.00 PM

1.80 220 4.P.O. Parcela 4.00 PM

5.00 PM

Roy... Ord.-7.00ÓPM.

Tha th

Air Mail by sea to Singapore to connect with the Deg. Barometer, (at saa level), 30.18 Straits, Ceylon, India, Mombaas, Beira, Lourenco

#British Overseas Airways.” ................... Temperature, 66 F.

ms

H. Clarke 39 not out, J. F. MarGo- At various tests held in the pre- wan 3 for 31).

sence of experts during the past D.B.S. HOLD. C.C.C. TO DRAW one and a half years, it was found Craigengower. C.C. juniors drew that where kerosene was used, the with Diocesan Boys' School at the consumption is one-third less than Valley. DBS. 155 for 9' wits, dec. gasoline when climbing Hills; the (C. Whitfield 29, J. L Youngsage speed is the same on level road: 52 not out, C. W. Lam 4 for 50), greater pull in hill climbing as it Humidity. 47 per cent. C.C.C. 2nd XI 143 for 9 wkts. (J. will run smoothly on second gear W. Leonard 31. A. Ebrahim 3 for against gasoline's first gear; and Wind Direction, E/B.

the water jacket temperature is

Wind Force (Beaufort), 1.

the same.

Temperature: maximum yesterday.

66 F.

39)..

FIRING PRACTICE

Firing practice, as. under, notined for today:-

is

Temperature; Minimum last night.

Rainfall for 24 hr ending 10th

63 P..

today, nil.

MANY ADVANTAGES This Conversion Unit, the inven- tors claim, will (1) permit the use of kerosene in ordinary gasoline (8) Heavy gun fring practice engines: (2) can be installed in between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Firing any vehicle without harming any

Total rainfall since January 1st, area "B", will be affected

part of the engine; (3) greater hill Against an average of 24.06 ins.

117.59 ins. (b) Light run firing practice climbing pull and more effelency Sunset tonight. 5.38. p.m. between 8 pm and midnight, on long distance running: (5) easy sunrise tomorrow, $.47 am Firing areas "D" and "E" will be to instal: (5).5 per cent greater affected:→

mileage per gallon; "(8) same run-

4 pm, Dec. 1. For tomorrow:-----

ning speed; and (7) no bad odour; Barometer (at sea level) 30,07 ins. (a) Heavy gun anti-aircraft no excessive carbon in the cylinder

Temperature, 60 7. practice in the south-west area of nor excessive wear on the cylinder wind Direction, W.

Humidity. 54 per cent. the Island. Firing areas "C" and wall; and no dilution of the crant wind Force (Beaufort), 2 "D" will be affected.

(b) Light gun fring practice te- tween 6 pm and midnight. Firing areas. "D" and "E" wil be affected.

For Wednesday:-

case. F

The test is being carried out at

Maximum temperature, 70 F. the invitation of the South-West Minimum temperature, 53 F. Transportation Co., on eight of Rainfall all their trucks. Fitted with Conver- (a) Heavy ginanti-aireran on Units these trucks will start practice in the south-west area from Lashio to Yunnan, Széchuen. the Island. Firing areas "C" and Kwaichow, Kwanga and Kwang- and "D" will be affected...

(h) Light gun practice between

6 p.m. and midnight. Firing areaa "D", and "E" will be affected.

tung

THE WEATHER Heary gun firing practice will Maximum temperature yestor take place between 6 pm. and day was 70 and the minimum 53. midnight Thursday, Firing Total rainfall since Jan, areas "D" and "E" will be affected. 117.59 inches against an average Alternative date--Dec. 6.

of 64.08.

Light gun firing practice will be carried out between 6 p.m./ ̈and j-states;- midnight" on. Friday, Firing treas ["D" and "E will be affected.

The opening meets of the Fans

ling Hunt were held at Tien Ping Shan yesterday at 2.45 pm, when His Excellency the Acting Governor took part

Marques, and South Africa via Düzban.

FRIDAY

Canton

Al Mall by Air to Bangoon to connect with

"British Overseas Airways".

8:30 AM

G.PO.&KPO..

Ord.

"1.00 PM 1.30 FK

1

2.30 FM

Fri. 6th

7.15 AM K.P.O

GRO

the leg.

4.00 PM

Ord

4.20 PM

Reg.

5.00 K

Ord 5.30 g

Reg 4.00 M Ord.' 4.30 LM

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, K...aolulu, USA, and O.P.O. |--Europe" via · "Pan American"Airways and Trans-Reg, 5.00 PM

Atlantic Services.”

Ord. 7.00

SATURDAY

|

Sandakan.

KP.O Parcela Leg

Sat 7th

8 30 AM

4.00 PM

4,00 PA

Ord.

530 PM

Parcels

4,00-120

"HONG KONG TIDE TABLE From 2 to 8 Dec. 1940

Canada, USA. Central and South

United - Kingdom via Victoria | B.C.

Note: All Mails for United-Kingdom will be

torwarded with or without Superscription

WEDNESDAY:

America and Reg

6.00PM-

Ord

5.3)) PM:

HIGH WATER

LOW WATER

Sandakan.

Hong

Bang

Kong

Kong

Straits and 'Calcutta.

Blandard

Standard

Time,

Tima

b.min] hm

19 23

Straits. Rangoon and Calcutta.“

SATURDA“

·39 50

0525 10.9 16 11

13 17

08:10 11.

23 28

1860

14 15

23 59

085415 17:20 078918

18 19 50 120 46

0136

10.30

Sar

g

84-0821 13 5.1.1940 0923 17.10 54 2166 ||47|

10.167 276 17-65 156 2340 44

Data of

The Royal Observatory report Toes. 3

The anticyclons continues to Wed. 4 spread eastward, and now extends pe

Ther. from Central Ching to the Banta Talanda, An

FM Depressions are situated over Manchuria, and to the NE of Bat Hokkaido, both moving east.

Pressure remains: low over the Caroline Islands.

Haighti

THURSDAY

Wed 11th.V 8:30 AM Parcels 10.30 AM ? Letters 11.30 AM

3.30PM

Bat. 14th

KPO Parcels 4.00 PM

| Beg, Bed 6,00 130

Ord 6.30 PM

Parcela 4.00 PM

6.00 PM | 5,30 23:

Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa. and Reg

United Kingdom.

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