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DEAD AND FORGOTTEN.

The Cemetery at Stanley.

SPORT.

The Two-Days Cricket Match

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY DECEMBER

The Christmas cricket fixture,

match (except test matches) up to what time on the fifth day play shall be continued if necessary.

In matches in which England The walk to Stanley is un-in which the Hongkong Oriokot play against odds, not more than doubtedly one of the most at-Club met the United Services in 13 on a side shall bat, nor in any tractive available to residents, a two-days' match, ended yester case shall more than II inon fold. There is very little to see thore, day in a draw, though on the first however, when once one bas ar-inninge the latter won. The rivod unless it is the romaius of honours of the match fell to Capt.

Test Matches. Appointment of Umpires.-1.

Crawford, who played a fine game If captains can inutually agree, the military erections-romniscon for 120 runs, while Lès. Corpl two umpires shall be appointed of the early history of the Colony, Dempsey, 08, A. It. Sutherland, 62 by them for oach test match. or-tho-little-cemetery on the illud H. Hancook-50, also did-iveil. The best bowling average was overlooking the spot whore the that of Bagnall, who took, in both doad inmates spent the latter innings, five wickets for 38 runs, yours of their lives, laying, the The scores were as follow- foundations of what, in the short tongkong C.C. First innings. space of soventy yours, bus be-T. E. Poarce, Hughes, i

White

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como a thriving British Colony. C. E. borough, o Anna

It was. this God's nera' that

hoi, Ward interested the writer, for when iuM. England he was asked to try and find a certain grave, by old peo- ple who had a relation buriod i there. The promise was nearly forgotten till opportunity brought

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2. 1. captains can mutually agree upon one umpire only, then the second umpire shall be select- ed is por clause 3, the captains mutually agreeing how many namos up to six shall be placed in the hat, and the umpire...hoso

5 nmo is first drawn shall not with

M Mans, e Whitehoad, b

White

the umpiro mutually selected.

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R.

O. "Futchinson, b An-- naheim....

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4. S. Fawler 1. b. w., b

White

a reminder, and on Christmas. P. Thursfield, run out....

A

Evo ho passed by many a H. Hancock, not out "mouldering hop" covering the R. E. O, Bird, a Ward, b. narrow colls in which lay long

Dempsey hair ...... forgation compatriots in search, R. Sutherland, & Bagnall, . "of a grave marked by a tomb-| b Dempsey,

stone which, however, could not A. P. Dashwood, b Bignall... D. E. Donnolly, Bagnult.,

be found.

Wore Stanley near Hongkong; were it in a place readily acces sible to the averago pedestrian, the writer ventures to think thit the military

cemotory would not prosent sneh wooful sight as it closs.

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Extras

Pital.

Second tunings. A. C. F. Elborough, Annaheim, b-Bagnall M. M. Mans, ¢

Ward b .Anaheim

Entrance for the anal visitor. P. Thursfield

If captains do not agree, as

in one or two, than tho naues of six mapires, to be mutually nomi- Onated by thus live captains, 'shall

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13 be plcel in a hat, and the two umpires whose names are first drawn but still umpire in tho thon next fo diening test match.

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The Follavon-in the ovent

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nings, they shall have the option

103 of batting a inghest, as they

may decide!

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Hongkong, December, 7th 1911.

is locker; the only inoans. of

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P. Bree, b Anakom

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oun ling the playing ground.

Sucker hit would, of course, being

b Hamilton ...

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a boundary hit, count four rues.

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VON RIEGEN'S PATENT

outry is to dumb dvor the wall, R. 6. Itchinson' st. Hugger, with a slight drop into the long,

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Annaheim...

E. Donnolly, e Hamilton,

b Annahgine

Rits over the ropes or pickots

2 placol as in interstate matchas

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New Ball-The fielding sido

can demand a now ball overy 200

FIRE BRIDGE BARS.

runs. In the event of the COST OF INSTALLATION QUICKLY ABSORBED BY Extras........ 21 piros deciding owing to the ball

rank grass that covers the putire. Hancock, h Hamilton ....

ren so shut in Above the grass. A. S. Fowler, b.lamilton..., 11 rises groy; wonther-beaten tomb-t, E, O. Bird, rur, out .. stones covered with the fungus R. Sutherland, not out...... 62 shall cont six runs. that marks all deery, diselured, P. Dashwood and b louning this.way and that as in centurios-old country churchyards). where the visitation of time lina wrought damaga in spite of the solicitous care of soxtons and re- fations. All had not head stoņos; Bomo, just bricked-in mounds, or flat concreted slabs, broken hore and there; in some cases showing signs of remote attention when cracks and crevices lind, at one time or other, been plastered 'up by some careful hand.

Total 217 United Services-First Innings. Capt R. "D.-Crawford, & El-

borough, b Tingsfold 1.120 Lco. Caporal Dempsey, o

Thursfield, b Mus..... 66

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then in uso boing nafit to be ECONOMY IN FUEL played with, thoyshall have

power to allow a now ball 'to be used at any time they

are unani- mous on the paint.

Rolling the Wicket.In the bevont of the rain during the day, 31 the ground man shall cause the

E. C. Annalin, e Mans, Onco a path raulown tho Elborough. contre of is abulo of the deal.out. Whitehead, b Birl for a channelling, constructed apt, I K. Hughas, e II.. froin the gate way, still exists, Ilanesak, B Fowler though grass nearly covers the Capt. D. Clapham, e anul 1

Thursfich

space between and hides the rats cal. Hamilton, cant be Bird... that the waters of many starins. A. 11gger, h Bir!..... have carved out. Stilla path there, (. Bagnall, b Fowler →was, and amid the general neglect. Wito, h Fawler

and decay may be found signs Commander Ward, not out..... th it at one time a woll-tended)

resting place existed where now

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every indication of vareless,for-

golfulness.

Extrus.......

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wicket to be swept and rolled for

ot more than 10 minutes aftor

15 the close of that day's play at any ime that night up to 12 o'clock 17opinion that such rolling will in- aidnight, whenever he is of

prove the wicket, 'and he will use 2nch, a roller, after consultation

with the two captains, as they O think bost calculated to produce 12th effect

Total......277

Second Innings.

- b Bird

Coming back to the head stones Capt.11: K, Hughes, e Pearce, -marks of affection and remem- brunestheir condition is appal-Leu, Whitehead, run.out... ling. The beaked-in mounds out, Bagnall, o Peared, b had earthenware tablets, inserfb-

Bird

This swooping and rolling shall not affect the right to sweep and roll provided for in law of

o M.C.C. rules.

Exchanging Teams-The two

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Total (for eight wickets)

93

ed, in black, with the ane and Capt. Claplem, e Dashwood, epitaph of the buried load. b Fowler........................................ These cannot be read now; an E. C. Annuheim, run out ... indistinct mark or two still ro-Capt. Crawford 1.b.w., b Bird mains, but that is all. Equally Lee. Cpl. Dempsey, nut out.. illogible are the names on the Cal. Hamilton, e Elborough, grey sentinels that are more ap-

h Donnelly *** parent to the casual observer. W. A. Hagger, b Biel The inscriptions are there, bat, G. White, not ont, no ordinary, eye can see them; they huva to be traced with ho fingers. By such a moths the writor apolled out the names of one or two. Those who rest in! tmost forgotten graveyard are our military dead, who lived that we might reap the fruits of their sowing, and who, in death, are forgotten, un noured and

TEST CRICKET.

Avoiding Misunderstanding.

The following is from the Syd-

cliine every day of the match Hongkong, 27th Dec, 1911.

(except Sundays) between 8 a.m. AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN and Il a.m.

LINE,

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Time of starting and drawing Captain J, A. Smilb, having arrived Hongkong, 19th Doo, 1911. the field of battle, had they the tour of an English team in clock on the ground. porformed some heroic dood,

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