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Quarter Mile Race-1, Be. Poole; 2, Gr. Desmond; 3, Gr. Wood. Tims 59 2-5eccos.

MARCH 31, 1913.

FAR EASTERN NAVAL SQUADRONS,

Name

At the close the prizes were presented by Mrs. Bromley, after Alacrity which cheers were given for Mre, Atlas Bromley, Col. Mullins and the Bramble

HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S ON THE CHINA STATION.

Tons Guns H.P! Commander 1,700 12 2,000 Comdr, C. L Lambe

Master W. West

Class

Reported at

Despatch-boat:

Admiralty tug

Gunboat

710 2

;:

Britomart Cadmus Cherub ¡Clio

Gunboat

710 2

900 Lt.-Com, B. E. Prichard 000 Lt.-Com. W. H. Darwell

gtaza

Tangisze

British sloop

1,070

1,400 Comdr. H. Williams

Shangbai

Water tank and tug

390

British sloop

1,070 6

300 Master II, Smith -**** 1,400 Comdr. Mackenzie, D.SO.

Hongkong

Hongkong

Fame

6

5,700 Lt.-Com. Wilkinson

Hong kong

Saturday was an ideal day for sports and the gathering at the annual athletic event held by the Royal Garrison Artillery, on the Tel. 634 U.S.R.O. ground, Kowloon, prov- ed that the kindly invitations issued by the officers had been committee. looked forward to and taken ad- vantage of to the fall. Apart from the sporting side of the fixture, it was a very pretty social success and with music, palatable refresh- Kowloon entertained the Royal Flora monte, and good sport it is not to Engingers on Saturday-the visi-Handy be wondered at that the attend tong winning comfortably Janus ance was such a good one despite the many counter attractione of the week-end.

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Royal Engineers Defeat Kowloon.

Scores:

ROYAL ENGINEER9. Lco Opl. Brown b. Dixon... Colonel Mullins and the officers Sapper Collins b. Da Rome were at home to friends and Cpl. Morrish run out amongst those present were H.E. Cpl. Pearson run out Major General C.A. Anderson Lee Cpl. Smith o. Wolf 1.

De Rome Bishop Lander, Colonel Ft. John,

210

Major Talloch, Major Currie, Opl. Walden b. De Rome Major Pritchard, Major Barrott, Lce Cpl. Scott e. Brown'b. Capt. and Mrs. Bromley, Major

Dizon

...

Hall and Sir William Rees Davies Sapper Lewis c. and b. De

Rome and Lady Davies.

2 Upl. Tooker not ont Sapper Whiting a. Smith b.

De Bome Sapper Pearce b. Da Rome...

Extrae

Kent Kinshi

6 Morlin 22 Minotaur 18 Monmouth

14 Moorhen

ewcastle

1 Nightingale

1 Otter

Ribble

7 Robin

Rosario

18 Suips

4. Taku

Torpedo-bont destroyer 360 2nd class oruiser 4,350 10 Torpedo boat destroyer 205 6 Torpedo-boat destroyer 280 6 1st class cruiser

9,000 14 River gunboat

616 4 Surveying ship 1st class cruiser

1st class cruiser River gunboat

Torpedo boat destroyer

1,010

14,600

*9,800

NADONN|O

7,000 Capt.0. F. Corbett M.V.O Shanghai 4,000 Lt-Com. F.G. Brickenden Woot River 3,900 Lt. Com. Boddam Whetham Hongkong 22,000 Capt. Allen T. Hunt 0SL Hongkong

1,200 Lt Com. H. Marryatt

Capt. F. 0.0. Pasco

800 Li-Com. Alan Dixon **** Hongkong

1,400 Lt. Comdr.N.E. Archdale Hongkong

Hagkong Yangtere Hongkong

Yangione

27,000 Capt. G. O. Cayley: -

Hongkong

22,000 Capt, B.H.F. Barstalot.

Hongkong

180 2

Hongkong

2nd class orniser

4,800 12

River ganbost

85

2

240 Li-Comdr. M. Murray

22,000 Capt. Frederick A. Powlest Hongkong

Torpedo-boat

385

6

590

River gunboat

85

240 Lt. Comdr. Nash

0,300 Lt.-Com E.TIR. Chambers Canton 7,500, Lt-Oom. E.J.G. Mackinaen "Hongkong-

Yangtsse

Depotship for Submarines 980

West River

4 Sandpiper

River gunboat.

85-

240 Lt.-Com. I: 8. Hutton

River gunboat

85

240 L-Com Maurice Leslie

Torpedo boat destroyer

350

'Total·

Bowling,

0. M.

18 Tamar

2 Teal 8 Thistle Usk 127 Virago

Receiving ship

4,850

River gunboal

180

Gunboat

710

Torpado-boat destroyer 500

Welland

Torpedo-host destroyer

600

-

R.

W

Whiting.

Forpedo-boat destroyer 300

6

8 30 2

Widgeon

Gunboat

195

2

7.-

"37 · 0. 30 8

Woodcook

Gunboat

150

Woodlark

Gunhoat

150

0.83,

0..37,

0.28,

T.B. 035,

0

T.B. 033,

0

T.B. 037,

14

T.B. 038,

Br. Poole was too good in the ruoning events and travelling in finished style won comfortably no less than five events which scoured for him the officers enp for the man who put up the best por- formance at the sporis. On one cccasion he was second and hel also represented his company

W. E. Dixon 83rd) in the relay race. The

W. L. Wensor challenge shield for the best ag- gregate of the companies of the F. J. DeRome 9.2

ོ་ 1 4 0 Regiment, in sport, went to the Capt. Wood 83rd who secured it with many KOWLOON.

Eog. Lt. Smith, b Scott..... points to spare.

The D.O.L.I. band and the na-P. W. A. Wilkie, o Tucker b sive pipe band, discoursed lively Morrish ...

U. Brown, b Lewis music daring the afternoon.

10 146

0

The committee composed of W. E. Dixon, lbw b LewİR ... Major Currie Leute, Garwood, F. J. de Rome, o Smith b Scott 8 Pym, and Kellie, 0.8.M. Rae, L. Ti Townend, b Lawis Sergt.-Tptr. J. Palmer, Sergts. A. J. H. Mead, o and b Scott... 1 Savage, and Cambridge, Corpl W. T. Elson, o Collins, bLewis 20 Rossiter, Bombdrs. Natty, and M. W. Wenger, o Tucker, b Scott Court, and Ganner Buckley were Capt. Woodo Scott, b Whiting 10 responsible for the admirable ar- G. Wolf rangements. Result:-

Patting the shot-1, Br.. Sly;

2, Gr. Newlanda; 3, Opl. Wade, Distance, 321t. 2in.

Long Jump 1, Gr. Buckley; 2, Br. Poole; 3, Gr. Tyrrell. Dis

ace, 17ft. Gin.

High Jump-1, Br. Sandford; 2. Br. Colmer; S, Gr. Draper. Height, 5ft. lin.

Throwing Cricket Ball-1, Gr. H-rrison; 2, Sgt. Wilson; 8, Gr. Desmond. Distance, 91ft. 4in.

Mile Race-1, Gr. Ward; 2, Br. Sleath; 3, Gr. Pullen,

Lewis........... 15 4 304

Morria Scott

Torpedo-boat destroyer 355 6

6,000 Gunner W. H. Byder

Com. It H. Anstruther O.M.G Hongkong 800 L&-0.Hon. Guy Stopford Yangtsso 900 LA-0. H.R.N. Cotrell Dormer Yangtaze 7,500 Lt,-Comdr. Maxwell

- Ornton'

6,300 Lt-Com. H. D. Adair-Hall Hongkong

7,600 Com. Seymour

Hongkong Hongkong

5,900 Com. B. Neville

800 Lt.-Comdr. J. C. Barrett Upper Yanga. 500 Lt. Com. M. B. Blackwood Yangtsze 500 LA-Comdr. Lloyd

Shanghai

L-Com. Godfrey Herbert Hongkong, La-Com. A. A. L. Fenner Hongkong. Lt. Com. J. R. A.Codrington Hongkong. Lt.-Com. Handley

Lt.-Com. Stileman”

Lt.-Com. Nicol,

West River

Hongkong. Hongkong,

Lt. Com. H. W. Seymour, Hongkong,

Flagship of Admiral Sir A. L. Winsloe, K.C.B., O.V.O., C.31.G. Commander-in-Chie

FOREIGN MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA AND JAPAN STATION,

Dondard de Lagree, Gunboat

10,014 30 20,000 Capt. Vergos,

9,700 12 19,600 Capt, Gourta

↑

Kaiser Franz

Joseph I Armoured cruiser

4,000 45

0

Extras

: 5

8,000 Capt. Hauta

French.

Shanghai

- Dupleix *◄

Armoured craiser

Bhangbai

Total

85 Kleber

Bowling.

L'ecidee

Armoured cruiser Gunboat. ;

Hongkong

645 10

1,000 Lieut. Vandier

Saigon

Q-M, R. W.

Argus

River gunboat

180

570 Lieut. Dordet

Canton

Vigilante

Gunboat

123

Peiho

Gunboat

130

7 500 Licat. de Jervillier

Lient Collin

Canton

Tongka

Lieut. Dupuy Dutemps Tchong kin

Submarine

Lieut. Bolaix

Saig

Submarine

Armoured gunboat

1,798 10

1,700

Destroyer

350 7

303

Lieut. Guillaume Louis Saigon Lieut. Aurillao

Saigon

Beigon

Destroyer

Capt. de Frigate Rouisen Hongkong

Destroyer

$130 7

300 Comdr. de Marquessac Saigon"

Destroyer

307 6 300

Saigon

Surveying-ship

Saigon

Flagship of Commodore

5 2 13 1 7 1 21 4 Whiting 2.2 18 1

Flagship of Rear Admiral Colloch de Kerillis, Commander-in-Chief, the French China Statin.

LAWN TENNIS.

Lynx Olympic Club Tournament. Proteo The following results in the Styr gents singles of the Olympic Fronde Club's tournament have been re-

d'Iberville Pistolet gistered:

Boys' Race1, F. Dalton; 2, First Round-Mills (recs. 15/3) Mousquet W. Johnstone; 3. J. Keating; 4, boat Howlitt (recs. 16) 6-2, 6-7, Manche: M. Johnstone; 5, H. Sandford. 6-3; Ruprecht (sor.) beat A. Girls' Race-1. L. Stonham; 2, Viveash (owes 15) 7-5, 7-9, 6-4. S. Plock; 3, C. Stonham; 4, M. Rollinson; 5, M. Lear.

Sack Race-1, Gr. Newlande; metx)2, Gr. Reed; 3, Br. Ramsey.

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The Victory's Moorlogs.

Mr Alec Taylor In Shanghai..

In Bickerton's Private Hotel The old three-decker Victory on the 24th inst., Mr Aleo Taylor was removed from her moorings played his best game since com-

Button Sewing Contest-1, Cpl. and Mrs. Haylock; 2, Sgt. and Mrs. Richardson; 3, Sgt. and Mrs. Erwood.

Relay Race R.G.A.-1, Br. Nat ty's toarn; 2, Br. Poole's team. Time 4 min 18.2-5 sec8.

Four-legged race-1 Cpl. Fal- conbridge's team; 2, Gr. Hewitt's team; 3, Br. Sleath's team.

Italay Face (Indian troops)-1, 25th Punjabis, 2, 26th Panjabis; 3, 25th Punjabis.

100 Yards Race-1, Br. Peoler 2. Gr. Desmond; 3, Br. Sly.

Mile Race (Open)-1, Ico-Cpl. Moses; 2, Pter Old; 3, Artificet Todman.

Half Mile Race-1, Br. Poole 2, Gr. Ward; 3. Br. Nutty. Time, 2min. 28 1.5e03.

„

Warrant Officers, eto, Race 1, Sgt. Richardson; 2, Sgt. Wil

son.

?

Pied Piper's Race-1, Gr. Puffett's team; 2, Tptr. Miller's team; 8, Cpl. Haylock's team

Tag of War (Officers v. Ser- geants)-Officers won,

Band Race-1, Loo-Opl. Cann; 2 Lee Cpl. Willcoz; 3, Pte. Nightingale, load, wh

Obstacle Racs-1. Br. Natty 2, Gr. Peaol; 3, Br. Slenth.

Back Tournament-Br. Hen ker's team won.

Officers Race-1, Cept, Gains- {ford.

Boot Race-1, Gr. Jennings; 2, Gr. Dougherty; 3, Gr. Ward.

Hurdle Race 1, Br. Poole; 2, Br. Nutty; 3, Br. Colmer.

Second Rönnd-Davidson(oves. 15) beat Perkins (acr,) 4-6, 108, Emden 6-4; Wilson (owes 15) beat Gneisenan Callaway (owes 3/6) 6.0, 3-6, 6-2. Utis

Third Round-Wilson beat Jaguar Divideon 6-3, 0.0.S

Leipzig

Otter

The Broual mesting of the Luchs Club takes place on Saturday next. Nurnburg

Lawn Tennis League. The annual meeting of the Scharnhorst Hongkong Lawn Tennis League S. 90 takes place on Thursday evening Taku next in the Hongkong Cricket Tiger Cricket Club Pavilion.

Tsingtan

THE Y. M. C. A. HOSTEL.

Cruiser

Armoured cruiser Gunboat

Gunboat

Cruiser

Gunboat

Cruiser River gunboat Flagship Torpedo boat Torpedo boat Gunboat

1,625 100,000 Com, Voisin Boucicautoamanding the local defence Indofhina.

Gorman.

3,600 2213,500 Capt. v. Restor 11,600-86 26,000

90032) 1,300 90072 1,300 8,250 24 11,000 900, 10 1,350 3,400 22 13,200

$11,600 36 26,000 400 8 6,570 280 4 6,000. 900 101,360

Swatow

Captain Bruningbaus

Comdr, v. Gobron..

Comdr. Vansalow

Capt Behnokee Comdr. Bendemann Capt. Moraberger Capt. Lieut. Firls Capt. Rosing Capt. Lt. Berrenberg Oblt. r. §. Claassen

Tsingt

Yangisz

Shangh

Tangtan

Tsingtan

Comdr, Bocker

Tsingt

River gunboat

Vaterland.

Calabria

River gunboat

Italian oraiser

223 223

2,145

4 1,300

4. 600

Obli, 2, 8. Prina

Capt. Lt. Frhr.Speth v. Schulzburg Canton

Shanghai

Portuguese,

Cruiser

Quòbost

Gunboat

1,757

700

Last Wednesday says the "Association Balletin" eighteen Adamastor members assembled around the festive board at the invitation of Patria Macao the--House Committee of the Y. M. O. A. Hostel who reported on their six months supervision of the Hostel and Mess.

A-2

Com. Sommi Picenard! Shanghai

Capt. Anibal de S. Dias Macan Capt. Martins Capt. Jose de Carvalho Cato Macao

Macao

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Submarine

It was shown that besides rais-A-4 ing the standard of the mess and A-6 improving the living rooms, there was a substantial margin of profit Albany with which to go forward with Bainbridge Torpedo-boat des. bigger plans and more improve- Barry

ments..

Protected cruiser

Ensign. J. McQ Murray 3 Cavite Lieut. E. D Me Whorter

Ensign J. C. Van de Carr

Ensign 0. M. Ysten

7,500 Commander M. L. Bristol Cruising

Torpedo boat des. Gunboat Torpedo-boat destroyer, 420 78,000 Lieur, F. J. Fletcher

3,430

420

8,000 Ensign HM, Jones

Ustito

420

8,000 Lieut. R. Hill

G

2438

250 Ensign W. Heiberg

Canton

Cavite

Protected cruiser 3,183 11 10,000 Com. 88. Robinson Torpedo-boat destroyer 420 78,000 Lient OA, Woodruff Torpedo-boat destroyer

Cruising Cavite

42078,000 Lieut. B. H. Green

020 4 600 Lt. Com. V. 8, Gannon 1,302

1,000 6,

3,000

Olonga

4,084

243

Gunboat

Gunboat

Station ship

Callao The Committee under the able Chauncey chairmanship of Mr. 1.8. Kemp Oincinnatt thorne well deserved all the Dale C commedatory remarks that, were

Decatur tendered by the resident members. Eleano The Committee elected for the Helena coming year was as follows. Mohican Chairman, Mr. A.8. Kempthorne, Monadhock Monitor Secretary, Mr. S.H.H. Ixer, Com-Monterey mittee, Messrs. EF, Garrett, and Pampanga J.F. Reid.

Piscataqua Pompey Lieut. A. H: Perrott. Quiros Lieutenant Arthur H. Perrott, Rainbow

5

Monitor

Gunbost

Sea goi

Repair ship

Gunboat

Cruiser

Gunboa

Cruiser

Gunboat

1,088 Com. G. R. Marvell 1,100 Lieut. R. V. Lowe 8,000 Lieut. E. P. Svars: 5,277 Com. J. V. Chase, Lieut. B. B. Taylor 854 2 1,600, Liont, E. W. Wallace 3,085

Lieut. W. O. Walldon 850

208 Lient JJ. Hannigan 1800 Lt. Com DW. Wurtzban 243 8 250 Lieut. G. U Dichananl- 8.115 14 17.401 Commander H. A. Wie

370 90 208 Liest, E. Darr

ug

139281,894 Commander J. F

4023 650 Chief B'swain. P-E1 **U.8.8. Saratoga Flagship Rear Admiral B. F.Nicholson, Commander in sistio Fles), temporarily

in Portsmouth Harbour lasting to Shanghai. He gave Mr Veterans' Race-1, Gr. Wea month and taken to No. 15 Buoy, V. H. Bourne 300 in 600 and ran thorell; 2, Gr. Bamford; 3, Gr. Royal Berkshire Regiment, who Samar which is off the Tidal Basin. The qutwinner in 54 minutes, the final Murphy. moorings are to be taken up and scores reading: Taylor 800, Rank and File N.0.0's-1, Br, General Perrott, when the latter Villalobos

was aide de camp to Mejor Saratoga relaid. It was not expected that Pourno (recoives 300) 110. Tay- Poole, 2, Br. Colmer 3, Br. Sly. officer commanded the troops in Wilmington Gunboat the old ship would be back to lor's highest break was 101 and Consolation Race-1, Gr. Bon the Straits Settlements, has taken Wompatuok her old borth for close on three he made ceteral of over 50, natt, 2, Gr. Pluckrose: 3, Br. up the adjatangy of his battalion months,

Moxley.

Other breaks were 83 and 71,

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