1911-03-06 — Page 7

SATURDAY'S SPORT.

· FOOTBALL

LEAGUE CRICKET.

"CRAIGENGOWER C.C, v

POLICE..

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY MARCH 6 1011

The above teams met on the Police ground and both tooms compiled a piour score.

The Craigengowor went in first. at til their wickots were down for 72 runs. At one time the

The Hongking Football Chub mot the Naval Yard on thoir ground at Happy Valley in their roplay matele in the shield coin potition. The game was watched by a largo gathering of spectators.telegraph board read 5 wickets for 15 runs and at this point they gave up hopes. But the last two bataion played steadily and Double brought the score up figure scores were inado by U. A. Ilaycock (20), P. Currie (15 not

Tho toumaluod upas follows: Hongkong Football Club: (Goal) Kow; (backs) Hamilton and `MeCubbin; (kulf-backs) Moon, Barlow and Wilkie; (forwards) Atchison, Hedley, Brown, Gold-out), and L. A. Rose 10. onborg and Roberts,"

Naval Yard:-(Goal) Wilson; (backs) Haw, and Connat; if backs) Anderson, Brawn and

When the CC.C. drew stumpa tho Police wore confitent of a win, but lack was against them and all the wickets went down for 63 runs. Surgoant Pitt's 21 was the May-forwards) Watkins, Me-top score and the next was that of Farlane, Roi, Sullivan and Mor-. P. 3. Wodeliouse and A. C.

gan,

The Yardors won the foss, awi chose to defend the goal on the

Langloy-14 Bach,

KOT was in excollont forms in bowling and took 8 wickets for 33

CIVIL SERVICE CRICKET CLUB .. R. E. AND

DEPARTMENTS.

This 'matol was played on the Sorrice Ground at Happy Valley and onco again tho Civil Service nade a poor show. They were all out for 19 runs while the win- nors scored 137 runs for 7 wickets.

Ulub matshed side, with the wind runs. Hoggarth took two wickets in their favour. The Club kicked for 35 runs. For the Craigongower, off and took the ball to the Yar-Taylor did well, taking 4 wickets dore quarters, whore play rofor runs, mininod for a while until a "lund." was given against the Yard. This was taken by Long, who shot wide. The Yardors new took ad- yantage of the opening and made brush at the Club's goal with the result of 3 eorier off Wilkie. A minute later, second, corner was given, also fruitloss. The play now got more

The only seure of any account exciting and the leather was seen was thait of A. Pile (11), Capt. flying up and down the field with Bell compiled the top score both teams bombarding strong, for the R.D. and Departments, Roid then took possession of the and other good scores wore those ball and sont ina lovely shotwhich of Cp. Osmand (23). Private was impossible for Kew to cluar: Crew (20), and Major Taylor After this, the Clab ado many (13) attempts to qualise but nothing oventuated. A littlo while lator Sullivan netted the second goal for the Yarders which put the excitement up still more." At this period of the game, the ball was practically all the time. in the Yarders" grounds at the civilians were prossing hard. Aitchison centered to Guldenberg, who tried a shot at goal with no result. Soon after this, the hutor player sent in a lovely shot which resulted in a corner. This was taken by Aitchison and ended" fruitless. At half time the score Stoud

N.Y., 2 goals, H.KFC., O. The second half play was similar to that of the first und HOOIL after the start the Yardore neurod a third goal, which sonic of the spectators hold' should not have been awarded, as the scorer was believed to have boon off side. When the whistle sounded for time the score was,

N.Y., 3.; HEF.C., 0.

RIGHT HALF K.OY.L.I. V.

R.G.A.

This shield match was decided on the Hongkong Football Club Ground on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 The gamo was fast and interesting and rosulted in favour of the K.O,Y.L.1, by four. goals to one. Tho Artillery mon scored the first goal of the game in the first half, Soon after wards the Yorks equalised and before hall-ting they scared a

accond goal, In the second half- they were all over the Royal Car

|

NOTICE..

Intimations

The Egyptian Favourite,

song thou who has sufficient nowhides of the centile of a psfeci Batyptian Czarette on or other of the luajul known as

Bouton Rouge

and Felucca

Egyptian Cigarettes

Babyou have pisked them you read a li ve not real ♥ the j. sieć has to which the matcture of heptan Cigar tren ein in legoaht. The male, Meum Mapa Prénat fova ruh arrange for their supply by all liha-chaps talacco-

gible most realusabili icea

B's Azent's Drit cheAntican Tobamoto, Las, Hang Kg.

OTICE is hereby given that on this

day of Febry 1911, NGO

PINU and WONG CHÚN purchased Boot Debts (as set out in the assign the Goodwill Business Fixtures and ment, thereof) of the QUAN CHEONG SBING FIRM of No. 261, Des Vaux Roid Central Victoris in the Colony of Hongkong General Mer- | chants, and Californian Agents subject to the payment of certain debis das from and payable by the said QUAN CHEONG SHING FIRM (as also set out in the sail Assigament).

F

1911:

Dated the 23rd day of Folmury,

J.II. GARDINER,

Sulisuor

9371

70, Queen's Road Central,

Hongkong

HONGKONG TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1909.

APPLICATION, POR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK

In the bowling line, Captain Addison was in grand form and N OTICE is hereby given that the

BRITISH CIGARETTE

touk seven wickets for "16 runs,COMPANY, LIMITED, ( Co which is so far the bast in the pany registered under the laws of League matches. Taverner tookings, Hongkong, and No. 22 Museum Hongkong), of. No, 18 Bank Build- 3 wickots for 2-runs. For thead, Shanghai, Chinn, Tobacco Masi- Civil Service, Cox- took 3, Birdfactures, have, on the 8th day of De and Mackey Beach.

Intimations

PO SING.

JEWELLER & SILVERSMITH No 1, Porrisona STANET.

enber, 1919, applied for the Registra tion, in Hongkong, in the Register of Trade Marks of the following Trade Mark:-

The Trade Mark consists of two

equaro panels; in one is

an opennubrella above which is the name of the brand "UM- · BRELLA," soul at the foot of the same panel is the name of the. Company. In the other | panel an open unnalla is shown at the top and immediately inder is thy, word "UMBRELLA " in a scroll of peculiar design¡ ̧ in the man of the BRITISH CIGAR- ETTE COMPANY, LIMITED, (6 Company registered under the Laws of sub-gkong) of No. 18 Bank-Buildings

Hongkong, and- 22 Musens Road, Shanghai, China, Tobacco Maugfac tarers, who claim to be the sole pro- prietors thereof.

CANTONESE SILVER WORK

of every description done here, Moderato Pries

Xmas and New Year Presentsing Beatriety-and-at-speciai rates able to all tastes and purses.

Hongkong, 2nd Nov, 1910.

OSMAN &

[85

CASUM

1 & 3 D'AGUILAR STREET.

JUST ÚYPACKED

Indie Trimnod and

Untrimmed

HATS, RIBBONS,

L

FLOWERS

& FEATHERS

rison Artillery, and scorodanther MUSLIN & FIGURED VOILES

two goals. Their forward lino was excellent and played a good combination gamo throughout.

ROYAL ENGINEERS V. LEFT HALF K.O.Y.L.I..

LACE and EMBROIDERIES

3

specklty.

The above intch was a replay | TABLE LINENS, SERVIETTES

and HOUSEHOLD LINENS.

in the shield competition, and was played on the military ground. It rosulted in a win for the Royal Engineers by two goals to nil, One goal was scored in each half. The first was notchod by l'earson. and the second by Peter Jackson towards the end of the game.

Samples on application.

Const Port Orders carefully exo-

cuted.

Hearkong, Oll Esp., 1910,

• The Trade Mark is intended to bu ued by the Applietats forthwith in respect of the following goods :—Masu- FACTURED Todacco, in Class 45.

A facsimile of the Prado Mark eş ba seen at the office of the Regista of Trade Marks, Hongkong,

Jated the 8th day of December, 1910. Burton CARETTE COMANY,

796]

ΑΝ

LIMITED,

R. D. HARVEY, Attorney

NEXPERIENCED FRENCH TEACHER givek LESSONS in Frenul mederate terms. For parti- eulars rrito to "M. M.," care of

* Tolegraph."!

Hongkong, 26th Feb., 1911. (929

FOR SALE. -

VEGETABLE and,

FLOWER SEEDS GARDEN FERTILISERS Holts on Gardening, &o.

Used Postage Stamps

in Single Sets, Packets and Bags,

All Phihfolie Goads.. VIEW POSTCARDS.

Manila Cigars & Cigarettes. &o., &e, ✓ 83. Inspection invite 1.

GRACA & CO.

[000]

A Luxury, (o

the Man of Taate,

PEAK TRAMWAYS GOT,

7.00 A.21.

LIMITED.

TIME TABLE.

WEER DATA.

7.30 a.m. to 10:00 am. Every 10 min. 10.00 .m. to 11.00 a.m. 11.30 am to 12.45 p.m. 12.10 p.m. to 1.15 p.m. 1.16 jum, bɔ 1.45 p.m. 1.46 p. 2.10 p.m. „ 2.15 p.m. to 3.00. p.. 8.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. 5.00 pr. to 8.00 ..

NIGHT CARS.

Entertainment

THE

BIJOU SCENIC THEATRE. :

FLOWER STREET.

EVERY EVENING at 7 PM." and 9.15 P.M.

THE

LATEST PICTURES.

CINEMATOGRAPH

D'ELITE

THE

BEST

ARTISTES

MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,

nt 4 pain,

Cents.50, 80 mikl 20.

Children Half-prics tu gli Parts,"

Lossoo and Mangor, R. H. STEPHENSON.

Hongkong, 8th February, 1911,

#timations.

WEISMANN, LIMITED.

[797

11

15 min BAKERS

15

10 min.

10 min.

2.

18 min.

CONFECTIONERS

10 win,

15 min.

10 min.

CATERERS,

RESTAURANTEURS

10 min.

8.45 pm, and 9 p.m., 9.45. to 11.16 p.m. every hall hour, SUNDAYS.

8.00 mm, to 9.00 a.m. Every 15 min. 0.00 . to 9.30 a..

30) B. to 10,0 0,131 -10.30 am to 11.00 nitu. 11.15 .. to 12.00 non 12.00 on to 1.00 pan.

1.00 p.m. to 5.00 pm.

1

5:00 pm to 6.00 p.m.

30 min.

+

"

15 min.

"....10 mia.

++

15 min.

10' mia.

15 tala.

14, Des Voeux Road ( ́entral..

Hongkong, th March, 1911.

[497

Entertainments

"THE EMPIRE

19

CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE, Des Vaux ROAD CENTRAL (Oppositu to Centml. Markat),

GRAND SUCCESS

The Eminent Artiston Mr. & Mrs. DONNELLY, BABY TOMMY DONNELLY

(5 years),

and

LITTLE KITTY. DONNELLY

(7 years).

Special Songs, Dances and

Sketches.

MAGNIFICENT FILMS,

Matinees:

SATURDAY and SUNDAY. Hongkong; 1st Mar.; 1911,.

VICTORIA SKATING

RINK.

[863

(close to Empire Cinomatograph). DES VŒUX ROAD CENTRAL.

5 SESSIONS DAILY.

POPULAR PRICES. Hongkong, 1st Mar, 1911.

AUCTIONS.

PUBLIU AUCTION.

[890

TSANG KWONG COMPANY, TH, received

10 min. ELECTRICAL AND

15 min. 10 min.

3.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.in. 7.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m.

NIGHT CARS as on Week Days, SATURDAYS.

Extra cars at 3.15 p., 11.30 p.m.

and 11.45 p.. SPECIAL CARS by Arranga. Alexandra Buildings, Des Voeux Road at the Company's Office.

Central.

ment

JOUND. HUMPUREYS & SON,

Ochoral Managers, . Hongkong, 1st April, 1909.

'PHONE

482.

HONGKONG

MOTOR

GARAGE.

Try Our

40 HP. CLEMENT CAR

+ SEATS

$8.

instructions to sell by ́PUBLIC AUCTION,.

011.

TUESDAY,

GAS CONTRACTORS, 7th March, 1911, at 10 A., Bi

230, Dos Voeux Road Central, :

STOCKS OF

Telephone No. 699.

ELECTRICAL RADIATORS. ELECTRICAL IRON.

Army Orduance Stores, Queen's

Road East,

THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT STORES

AT THE ARSENAL YAUD BOATS, CARTS, ELECTRIC CELLS, GOSSAGE PUMP, | BRASS, QUERONICKEL, GUN-

METAL, COPPER, LEAD, WHITE METAL, ZINO, STEEL, VAST, WROUGHT and "GALVANIZED

ELECTRICAL WATER HEATERS. RON,

ELECTRICAL KETTLES,

A

ELECTRICAL FITTINGS

ACCESSORIES.

AND

BES I METALLIC FILAMENT and CARBON FILAMENT LAMPS

for all Voltage and Candle-power.

WIRES, & CABLES.

TELEPHONES

BELLS & INDICATORS.

“SILICIA" ACCUMULATORS

DRY CELLS AND LECLANCHE

CELLS:

Gas Radiators.

Gas, Fittings,

Gas Incandescent Mantles.

PETROLEUM INCANDESCENT MANTLES.

PETROLEUM INCANDESCENT BURNERS and

LAVPS of all descriptions.

An hour Lighting plants driven by Steam, Gas

and Oil Engine to order.

24 II. P. RAMBLER CAR.

4 SEATS

$7

An hour

12 11.P. REO CAR

8 SEATS

$

An hour

We Repair

CYCLES,

TYPEWRITERS,

MOTORS,

AT.

REASONABLE PRICES.

DRAGON CYCLE

DEPOT

Hongkong, 2nd January 1911.

OUR NAME

at the bottom of this' advertisement GUARANTEES

[78

Superior workmanship, careful and intelligent examination

920]

un 1

prontpt attention to all orders. N. LAZARUS, OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN,

Corner D'Agnine Street and Queen'è "Bond.

|_ Mentistry.

Dr. M. H. CHAUN,

DENTAL SURGEON, 83, QOZEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,

18T FLOOR, Rooms 2 and 3.

From the, University.

of Ponusylvania, U.8:A.

Tolophone 120.

TSIN TING.

LATEST METHODS

OF DENTISTRY,

STUDIO AT No. 14, D'AoumaG STACET

REASONABLE PERS.

Consultation Fror.

LEATHER, GROUND SHEETS, BA «KETS, TARRED and PLAIN CANVAS, ROPE. | DUOSOOTIE, BUNTING, WOOL- LEN RAGS, OLD WOOD, IRON DRUMS and CYLINDERS, PAINT

KEUS, PACKING CASES, &..

Also a quantity of OLD CLOTH-

ING.

Calabguter can be had at the Ord- munes Oflice or from the Auctioneers

Truma on BALE-Cash on delivery, All faults and errors of deseriptions at Parasure risk, on the fall of the Insurer.

All bots to be cleared within 24 hours.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctionours..

Hongkong, 3rd Mar, 1911,

1980

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

AUCTION SALE OF Four British Steamers

To be held at Powell & Co.'s Salo Room,

TUESDAY, 28th March,' 1911,

-nt 2,30 1.5.

Lot 1, The S.S. GLENFALLOCH, Rogistered tonnago 2180.

Lot 2. Thu 5.8, HONG MOI. Hg.

gistered tonnage 39 10. Lot 3. The 5.8. HONG WAN I.

Registered tonnage 3280. Lol‍d. The S.S. HONG BEE. Res

*gistered tonungo 1229.

These vessels are now running bo tween Penang, Singapore and Bouth Clina ports. They have excellent aceuminédation for 1st and 2nd Cinse pengers, and can carry a large number of tween deck passengers.

Full particulars will be published

POWELL & CO., Auctioneers

lator.

Singapore, 3rd Feb, 1911. [681

MAN CHEONG, 10, WELLINGTON STRERT CENTRAL, HONGKONG.

SWATOW DRAWING

WORK.

GENTLEMEN and LADIES' TAILORS & OUTFITTERS. EMBROIDERY, PONGEL SILK, GLASS CLOTII, CANTON SILK and LACES," &0., &c.,'-

Hongkong Hotel Building, 13, Des Vœux Rond Central, [46. Hongkong, 27th January, 1910. Hongkong, 19th June, 1010. [1] Hongkong, 23rd January, 1911, 880