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Tuesday, the 4th March, 1941

commencing at 5.15 p.m.

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OF POSTAGE STAMPS.

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Terms: Cash on Delivery.

J. M. Gosano Carries Bat For An Undefeated 75

BY "BARNABAS”.

AS THE RESULT OF THEIR UNEXPECTEDLY EASY VIC- TORY OVER RECREIO LAST. SATURDAY, THE KOWLOON C.C. are now in a practically unassailable position" and seem certain of retaining the Senior League Championship unless something untoward occurs in "thelt last match, which is against the Civli Service C.C." It they win this match (and I cannot see what can prevent them from doing so), the Championship is theirs. If they should lose or even draw, however, Craigengower will have a chance of taking a crack at the League honours. providing they win all three of their remaining matches

Kowloon C.C. won the toss and on the board for the loss of sent Recreló in to bat first on a wickets, soft and tricky wicket, Recrelo very soon lost the wicket of Luig!

K.C.C. INNINGS

The Kowloon C.U. opened.

BLACK-OUT EXERCISE

DIMMED LIGHTS

FOR FERRIES Since the Press communique on the black-out exercises was pub- lished on Feb. 4, it has been decided that dimmed navigation Hights may be used by Star Ferry, Hong- kong and Yaumat Ferry, and the Fire Floats. This decision affects paragraphs 4 (a) and 5 (p) of the Press communique.

Continued from Page 2

10. Austral Racing Stakes (11 Miles)

Mr. Gredmaka's Colooma, 152,

lbs. (Mr. D. Black) Mr. T.K.L.'s Oracle 149 lbs.

I

2

3

(M, V. V. "Needs) Mr. Lan's Prairie View, 152 lbs.

(Mr. H. C. (PL) Nomine Poenae was fourth. Won by a short head, 3 lengths between second and third.

Time: 2.19.3.

Winner: $49.30.

Places: $8.50, $5:80, $3.10,

Also ran:-Amusement Tax, 152 | bs. (S. C. Liang); Gloaming, 152 | (W. G. Poy); Man-O'-War, 152 (B.

(&) Certain Lighting trials L. Tao); Nomine Poenae, 152 (L. B. connected with street lighting and Chao): Riverside. 152 (P. P. the lighting of premises will be Botelho). carried out during the nights of February 26 and 27, 1941.

(b) Authority has been given to relax certain of the Bghting re- strictions laid down in the Black- with put Order to certain dockyards.

Gosano when he was brilliantly Duggle Hung and Reggle Broad- and other premises, the owners of held by Reggie Broadbridge low down in the dip, the elder bridge, the latter soon losing his which have been informed.

LAMMERT BROS.. sprawling

AUCTIONEERS.

B. W..O. F.

The following is the latest list of subscriptions received to date for credit of the B.W.OF.

Previously acknowledged,

and $848,633.78,

H

20

wicket.

out 1230

(c) The Fire Brigade will be

Hung opened in his effort to bring shoulders almost immediately and carrying out certain exercises, and off the catch

hit out at anything · short of a nares will be lit in certain parts Joined by G. N. Gosano. J. M. length. Before he fell victim to of the city to simulate fres. Gosano continued to bat steadily. Silva caught by Prata, he and Runs came slowly. With the Donald Anderson had put on » Recreio total at 47, however, G.N. very useful partnership. His con- attempted a -bly drive and was tribution was 34 smartly taken at slip by Donald Anderson. He had scored 11 runs,

Fur's

a

#

RELIEF PLAN

Another big partnership then FOR HONGKONG-

8 Starters.

Betting

Win. Place. Amusement Tax... 199 234 Colooma

712

746 Gloaming

420 400 Man-O'-War

135 172 1,889 1,488

Nomine Poenae Oracle

Prairie View Riverside

.3,734 3,295.

806 858 72 151

Total 7.985 7.344

11.-Hopeful Stakes (From the 3 Mile Post Once Round & In {About 1 Mile 171 Yards)

MACAO REFUGEES Mr. TKL's Oolong, 159 lbs.

More positive aid to Chinese "wal refugees in Hongkong and Macao will be extended in the current year by the Hongkong-Macao Committee of the Kwangtung Pro- vincial Relief Commission.

According to a new relief plan worked out by the Committee scores of refugees in both Hong- Kong and Macas will be repatriat

ensured between Anderson and Eddie Gosane who was shaky Francis Lay, the latter scoring sy and uncertain for the short period before losing his wicket. Anderson £100.he was at the wicket was

well continued batting and when the held at cover by Norman Mackay winning shot was made he had Dr. K. W. Chaun (Monthly) $30, who incidentally, somewhat re-scored an undefeated 46.

himself for dropping deered Anonymous 5, Lam Fook Lye

C.C.C. SHARE SPOILS || (Monthly) 20, Anonymous 10, John sitter off J. M. Gosano earlier on

The progress of Craigengower, Forbes (Monthly) 25, Mrs. M. when he (Gosano) had only 10 ode

one of the favourites for the Drake (Monthly) 10, Davis, Brook

Second Division League honours, & Gran (Monthly) 70, Sale of re J. M. Gosano was batting de-

was checked for the first time in novated toys per Messrs. Milling-lightfully. But for the one ton Ltd. 50, M. G. Carruthers which Mackay put on the Boor, he four matches when they were held

to a draw last Saturday at Pok-ed every month and Jobs will be (Monthly) 15, Q.A.I.M.NS. Mess never gave the semblance of a

fulam by the University. Indeed

found for them when they reach (Monthly) 15, D. W. Hune (Month- chance, although he survived 2

Those who it was unfortunate for the Under their home towns, 1) 10, Members of the Indian Coy confident 1.b.w. appeal when

graduates that they did not win, choose to remain in Hongkong or of the HK. Police Reserve (April)|had fifty odd runs. He batted December 1943) 156.40, Rev. & Mrs. throughout the Recreio T. A. Broadfoot (Monthly) 5, D. C. and when the declaration was Edmondston (Monthly) 250. Total, made at 4.25 p.m. had collected a $649,305.18.

وانة

he

inning

as at the time of drawing stumpe Cragengower, with six wickets down were 76 runs

AFTERIS.

Macao will be given work if avall- able,

Financial aid will be extended to reller organisallons operated by

not out 75 to help Recreio put 128 Gralgengower had had ample ta chinese in Hongkong if their work ]

S'pore Rifle Association Win Far East Trophy Match

The Far East Trophy Match, 1940, was won by the Singapore Rifle Association with 762 points, Hongkong Rifle Association taking second place with 760 points. The loss of this match may be attributed largely to the fact that there has been no practice with the aper- ture sight rifle this year, all shooting being done under "Service" conditions. Hongkong, however, won the Open Sight match with 668 points, Singapore following with 639 points.

Scores follows:-

SÜR. (R) (APERTURE SIGHTS) »

in which to score 168 runs to win, as the University au declared their innings closed very early.

T. C. Lo and D. Chelllah who opened the 'Varsity innings put on 73 runs for the first wicket. The former scored 47. and the latter 40. Another useful contribution of 38 off R. S. Gill's bat enabled the Undergrads to declare at 410 p.m. with the total at 17 for 9 wickets.

University

is found to be satisfactory.

During the current year, the Committee will establish three clinics respectively in Hongkong, Kowloon and Macao to give free medical treatment to refugees... A workshop for making fishing nets will be set up for Chinese Asher- men forced out of their jobs by Japanese naval activities near the Hongkong waters,

(Mr. C. B. Moller)

2

3

(Mr. M. M. Sokoloff) Mr. Cire's Velvetlight, 159 lbs. Mr. Marber I's Charlesber, 152 Tbs.......... (Mr. L. B. "Chao; Won by a short head, hany lengths between second and third.

Time: 2.10.4. -Pari-mutuel:

Winner: $8.20.

Places: $5.40, $5.50.

Also ran: Charlesber, 152 lbs. (LB. Chao); Eve of Paradise," 147 (R. M. Wood); Odeon (late Alexan- dria Bay), 152 (V. V. Nceda).

5 Starters.

Charlesber

Betting

Eve of Paradise Odeon (late Alex-

andria Bay) Oolong Velvetlight

Win. Place. 833 478 141 ·81

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1941.

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12.-Sandringham Plate (6 Furlongs)

The Committee Wil also Mr. Kwok. Yee Chan's

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4

40,"Johnston Road, Hong Kong.

(Mr. F. Noodt) 1 HOW OWNERS FARED HOW JOCKEYS FARED

Craigengower fared badly against establish additimal free schools Maple Leaf, 149 lbs, the steady

for refugee children. attack Wickets fall cheaply, Craigen- gower would certainly have lost i Arthur Hamson had not played determined innings for 47 not out. He batted throughout the Crai- gergower innings.

FOURTH DEFEAT.

BRILLIANT EVENT

The charity tea dance, under the auspices of the National Wo- Last Saturday the Police, as men's Relief Association, held at year's Champlons, sustained their the Hongkong Hotel Grill Room fourth consecutive defeat in as on "Sunday, was the most brilliant many matches when they lost by event of the season. the narrow margin of only 3 runs to the Indian R.C.

Singapore (28/1/41)

200 yds. 500 yds: 600 yds. Total

1. Lt. A. J. Witcombe

34

34

34

·

100

2. C.5.MD. Hopkins

33

33

32

08

3. F/Sgt. D. Reid

33

"32

32

$7

4. F/Lt. S. P. Coulson

34

33

29

96

5. L/Cpl. C. 8. Goh

30

32

94

6. LA.C.E, Lane

33

31

30

94

7. Gnr. G. Chila

31

31

30

92

B. R.QMS. Bickerpike

31

30

30

91

Total

257

258

249

762

Reserves: Major Best 82,

F/O Loughborough 79.

Hongkong (15/12/40)

200 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds. Total

1. B/M W. Kifford

33

32.

30

94

2. C/Sgt. P. Hale .....

27

94

29

93

92

92

The Police looked like breaking

very much their

Jinx

31

30

28

85

247

251

232

730

31

30

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 | 5

3. ASF, D. Lole

4. Capt. A.J. Le Seellour'

5. B.I. A.G. Chan

6. Lieut. G, J. P. Carey

7. Sgt. F. E. Russell

8. W/O F. Tollison

Tota!

Reserves: Sgt. K. C. Wong 84,

Reserves: Major White 73,

200 yds, 300 yds. 600 yds, Tolai

28

28

L

Winner: $52.80.

Places: $12.60, $3,30, $6.

Li Po-chun

Lee Chi-chok

Dynasty

F. and I

Vaja

Mr. S.W.'s. Optima Fide: 152 lbs; (Mr. M. M. Sokoloff) Mr. S.K.'s Fresh Air, 149 lbs.

(Mr. V. V. Needa) Harmony Star was fourth.... Won by length and a half, three lengths between second and third,

Time: 1.20.2.

3

f 2 3 Un

2

Cire

4

Ą

3"

4. v. Needa

+ 4 2 14

Lan

4 3

2

H. C. Pin

4 3 3 12

3

T. KI Eve .Necan

4.3 1

C. B. Moller

3 4 3 8

3 5

F. Noodt

3 3

2 13

3

ન

Ip Kui-ying

3 - 1 2

Li B. Chao

4

2 15

Eu Tong-sen

W, H 6. Davis

4 1 13

C. C. F.

9. C. Llang

1

1 10

D. Elack

2

5 18

H. J. A. Hearne ...

2 M

1 а

1

M. M. Sokoloff...

4

2 10

1

W. G. Poy

3 11

Y. X. T. Wei

3

3

A D. Coppin

3

D. H S. Craven ........

P. P. Botelho...

#14

12 23

H. J. Holden

1

R. M. Wood

K. W. Fung

D. G. Woo

L. J. A. Fielden...

1

-

Also ran: Bendigo, 152 lbs. (L. B. Chao); Buckfastleigh, 152 (W. The glamorou Hula dance of H. S. Davis); Chateauguay, 152 (Ho Miss Margaret Chen opened the Hong Ping); Daylight 152 (C. B programme of entertainment.

It Moller?: Dignitas, 149

7.

With the help of 31 runs from M. A Wahab, 21 not out from T. was followed by two Chinese Chattey); Gold Rod, 149 (S. C. Ali, 25 from "Duffy" Razack and sword dances. The fancy tango, Llang); Harmony Star, 149 (P. P. 16 from. . T. Barma, the IRC. featured by Mis Laratesor and Botelho); High Hat, 149 (W. G. were all out for 139, a respectable Mr. Hugh Goldie, arranged by Mr. Foy); Luxury, 152 (Chanson though none too safe, score consi-G. Goncharoff drew much ap-Feng); May, 152 (R. K. C, Chul); idering the amaliness of the LR.C. | plause. ·

Senorita, 149 (R. M. Wood); Star- ground

The grand Fashion Parade con-light View, 149 (H. C. Pih); Sydney sisted of twenty-five girls display- Diamond. 152 (H. & Chang); Tenth ing beautiful dresses of the four of November, 152 (Hoo Pak Ming); seasons. at last, when, with 5. wickets, in

The material of the The Koala Bear, 152 (8. L. Tuen); hand they were only 17 runs in dresses were donated by the Wing Ten Tien, 149 (8. W., Pan); Too On Co., the Sincere Co., The Bun Hot. 152 (F. A. Sequeira); Trade arrean. W. Clarke, H. Tyler ata 3. Shepherd with 39, 41 and 23 Co. Kim Mon Lady Tallor, Mo Wind. 149 (D. Black); Vigor. 152

respectively

Kee Co., and the Brook Co., design-G. Treverton); War Tax, 152 (S. Police to put 122 runa in THO ed by Mo Kee, Kim Mun and W. Lee);" Wow, 152 (H. J. A

Mrs. Charles Gray.

. [Hearne). The Grill Room was packed and Ithe smartest set of Hongkong turned out. Among the notables were Sir Robert Ho Tung, Madame Bun Fo, Madame C. C., Wu, Hon. Ate Abbas was mainly respon Mr. and Mrs. Li Tse-fong. Mr. and sible for the Police collapse. He

Mrs. L! Shu-pu, Mr. and Mrs. took & wickets for 43 runs. A, Mc, Y. Kwan, Mr. and Mrs. Lu Rumjahn took 3 for 49.

runs

enabled the

board for the loss of only a wickets. But at this stage Dame Fortune again frowned upon thear and they lost the rest of their wickets for only 14 runs.

VOLUNTEERS BEATEN

On Sunday Recreio entertained

Yeng-ming, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Fong and Mr. Wong Hui Laf.

team composed of Volunteers at PRESENTATION TO

King's Park.

The match

was

played in pretty foul weather and

Sgt. C. Perkins 83.

SR. (A) (OPEN SIGHTS)

Hongkong (15/12/40)

1. Sgt. T. Baker

33

31

$2

1:

2. PAM. R. Green

29

87

3. Set. W. Hunn

32%

.30

B$

4. L/Bgt, N. L. Pan.

29

28

5. Lt. T. D. Hunter

25

30

27

6. Sgt. F. Cole

30

28

7. Sgt. Puran Singh

29

8. Pte. Scott

25

28

25

Total

228

230

210

663

F. B. M. Mead 64,

Singapore (26/1/41)

-200 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds. Total

1. LAC. S. Williams“

29

29

28

18

2. 8gt. H. J. Stephens

27-

."5

3. F/Sgt. L. A. Ball

29

21

25

81

4. LA.C, J. Bennett

27

29

80

5. C.S.M. W. Swanson

28

30

-80

6. A.GI. P. Howell

T

29

TB

..7. R.Q.NB. Spence

25

8. L/Bgt, Sutherland

22

26

* Total

217

228

639

to which Teddy Fincher contr

Reserves: LA, C. Richmond 66,

Cpl. Connolly 30.

* 10%

resulted in a win for the Portu- guess who, batting with only 10 men, compiled the score of 181.

CAPT. A. W. F. PEAL

Bendigo Buckfastleigh' Chateauguay Daylight

Dignitas Fresh Air. Gold Rod

Gredmaka

Shields and Stantons Weetoo

Young Bros.

C. W. K

Mrs. A E Gresett Hollandia

P. M. Hoo Kia Ora

Kwok Tee-chan C. 1. Gregory C. EL 8. K.

Lee Bros,

Marber

G. Tinson

B. L Too

S. L. Sung

S. W. Tang

Tang Man-wa

A

G. Treverton

13

HB. Chang

18

J. Barrow

An. Chuong Huyen

M. F. L. Haymes

G. W. Cooper

Buly

C. C. Chan....

Culture

. A. Harriman

Kong Bros.

Bridge

Quartermaster

·S. 5. Toota

Manetta

24 Starters.

Betting

Wal Shiu-pik

Win. Place.

619

B. W.

520

C. H. Chan

109

110,

7. T. Stanton

C. N. K

20 10 129 155 13 18 4,119 3,101

Pearstur

29

34

Harmony Star High Hat Luxury

174 171

90

129

L. W. S.

11

.15

T.. L.

Maple Leat May

688 424

Collene

13

19

E. 5. X.

Optima Fide

586

"693

Lucky

Senorita

14 20

B. W. Tee

Starlight View

.97

86

Cocoa

564

351

Tenth of No7......

5

4

The Koala Bear..... 572 Tien Tien ........... Too Hot

534

67

121

3

6

LIFE INSURANCE

Trade Wind Vigor

194

178

15

.21

War Tax

4

7

Willow

103

88

of

Total

237. 8,793

A presentation took place at Hongkong, Football Club last Sun- day after the fm of the Lai Wah

J. M. Gosano who opened for Cup game when Capt. A. W.-F. Recreio and 'who had scored 75 Peal was the redpient of a silver not out against the K.C.C. the cigarette case from Mr. W. Pryde, previous day again came of with Vice-President of the Hongkong the bat, making 35 runs before Football Association, on behalf of stepping in front of a straight the Council.

one from Francis Zimmern. M ́ A. Capt. Peal is terminating bis Remedios contributed 31, L.

Gosano 27 and P. M. Silva 26.

The Volunteers replied with 176

connexion with the Association

owing to his impending departure. He has also relinquished the posts of Army Representative on the

buted 74 runa. Archie Zimmern Council and Kia. Secretary

was run out at 31

Aren Sports Board, ***

Bydney Diamond

Murber

EL W. Pan

B. A Proulx

Chanson Peng

T. W. Chattey.

1. Ip

Yeung Wing-kwal

C. L..Gregory Chui Kl-fan"

8. W. Lee

F. A. Sequeira

Ho Hong Đóng

R. K. C. Chul

Hoo Pak-ming

S. L Yuen

The Central Trust is establish-

THE WEATHER

- Maximum temperature yester- day was 70 and the minimum 62. Total rainfall since Jan. 1 is 9.32

inches against an averge of 2.72.

The Royal Observatory report

ing a life insurance department states:-

anticyclone is stationary

Prof. Lo Pel-cheng of Chungking and unchanged with pressure University as manager. It ex- highest over Mongolla: Depressions pected to be formally inaugurated remain over the Loochoos, and to on Mar. 1(Central News).

the north-east of Hokkaido.

capitalised at NC$10,000,000 with The