WAR TELEGRAMS
(Continued from page 1).
THE FIGHTING IN THE BALKANS.
TURKBY ALARMED.
November 27, 3.15 p.m. Reater's correspondent at Balonios reports that atrong British reint reements arrived there on the 25th.
Winter in the Balkans has begun earlier than usual and, con- sequently, it may he anticipated that the military operations will be imjeed.
According t› reports from Oonstintinople, the Turkish Govern- ment is alarmed at the presence of Germans in Turkey and is deter mined not to permit further arrivals.
BULGARIA AND ALBANIA.
November 27, 3.15 pm.
According to Beuter's Paris correspondent a Salonica telegram states that the declaration of the Bulgarian newspapers that there is no longer any question of conquering Albania, may be inspired by fear of the Tarke retaining Thrace.
Boven Torkish divisions are at Safli, north-east of Dedesgatch, one at Mustapha Pasha, one at Varna, one a Burgas. Constantinople newspapers emphasise that the question of Thrace is still unsettled and that, with Germany's support, Tarkey in Europe should be restored to the limits of 1911.
SERBIANS' HEROIC FIGHT.
November 27,3 16 p.m. Details of the capture of Mitrovitz and Prishtina by the Au trians sud Germans show that in the former place the enemy cap tured important booty. The Serbiana fought moet beroically at Prishtina and kept a numerically superior enemy at bay for ten days, inflicting terrible lessen. They retre led only when their
cmmunition was exhausted.
BULGARIAN ENCAMPMENTS BOMBARDED.
November 28, 2.25 a.m.
A Paris communique regarding the Eastern Army says our aeroplanes dropped fifty bombe on the Bulgarias encampminte near Stromaitz, and we bombarded Istip. Owing to the present position of the Serbian armies, our troops oconpying the left bank of the Corna river bave withdrawn to the right bank, the movement being effected without difficulty
(Continued on page 8.)
LOCAL SPORT.
(Continued from page 4)
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Club "B."
E. R. Reed, o Roberleon, b
Overy
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**T
A. Whitmaral, b Kay
H. E. Mariel, o Robertson, b
Kay
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916,
TELEGRAMS
The following telegrams appeared in our special edition |of ysterday :-}
BRITISH TRADE IN CHINA
Now Methods Necessary.
(Router's Service To “The Telegraph."}
London, Baonived, Nov. 17,
In address to the Far Eastern seation of the London Chamber of Commerce, China Asscoistira Mr. Ainscough, who recently conclad- ed a minion of investigati u of the interia of China on behalf of the Board of Trade, said that oloser cooperation of British officials, maoufacturers, chants, and financial intereste would be necessary if we were to
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compete successfoily with Ger- man methods. Our manufactur ere should work more for the fature and not always expect an immediate return. -Greater facilities were required fr m becke sud finaccial the institutions for finer oing defer ed payments on large Chiuese Gor- eriment and private contracla. As Obias was opened up our mercantile men would require more knowledge of the language and the business methods of the country. The present scarcity of young Englishmen possessing sach knowledge would becous more acuté, but it was hoped ths? Estern houses would encourage maniatants to take University Chinese and t curaes in
study the language in China.
Mr. Ain cough appealed to be British merchants in China to take advantage of the all in German ompetition to revise their moth- nde and seize the opportuniti, He depreosted the misgivings garding the proposed change in The Chinese cons itution. The President bad proved himself that he was the only one able to govern the country, and if change would maintain
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H. E. Taylor, b Kay...
D. M. R.
W.
R. P. Thursfeld, b Kay
Donnelly Hancock
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10 2 38
1
8. 8. Moore, not out .....
4
0 21
0
11
0 75 5
Major Morgan, not out
Extras
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HongkongA
G. R. Bayer, b Macsskill
M. M. Maas, b Braga
Major Harris-Edge, o Evans,
:b Broga
17.
B. Bancock, not out ...
6 congratulate the new Empire of Jbina upon a wise and far-sighted decision.
Total (for 5 wickets) ...184 G. E. Aubrey, F. H. Biker, F Syme Thompson, aid A. G. Gice 36 did not Fat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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R. N. Anderson, o Mac skill. O Febertson 8. Stafford, o Batton, b Brags. 17
M. R. W.
THE MERCANTILE MARINE.
Master, Mata and Evgineer Examinations.
The following nie, the results of the ad fe examinations held at the Harbour Office during the mouth of November:-
David Thomas James, for lat Mate, passed on the 18th Novem-
SER
2
0.
0 Kay
11
1 42 4
8 Overy...
10
0 61
1
3
0 24 0
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MacKrozie...
2 0 25 0
Civil Service v. Royal Engineers
18
...
P. Jacke, not out
3
***
Extra
***
Total (for 8 Pickels)
fortable victory in this match on Lenry William Belletty, for 12 Saturday, mainly due to the all-2nd Clase Engineer, passed on
round display given by Witchell, the 20th November. 174 who not only scored 98 rana hal
J. Gisieter, o Green, "b
Macaskill
The Civil Service woo a ember.
Cecil George Johnstons, fr took six wickets for 28. Drd alro 2ud Class Eugineer, passed on F. W. Carey, A..O. Leith andid good work with the bill. the 26th November,
D. E Doonely did not hat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Brage
Macaskill Evans Fletcher...
Scores --
Civil Service. O. M. R. WP. T. Lamble, b Wyak
0
***
12 1 74 3
13 1 39.3
Ex
8 0 30 0
S
E. W. Dawson, e Wright, b
McGregor...
R. O. Witchell, o Wyatt, b
McGregor ...
98
...
12
3. 0 10 0
R. G. Southerton, a White b
Baker
***
Kowloon "B" v. Hongkong "8", With their first elevene suggged on this side of the harbour, Kow. loon and Hongkong "B" teams
J. Desne, b Wright met at Kowlooo, and here also a draw was the result, the visitors. J. Tacchi, not out...
A. Biden, Allen, brhillips R. O. Bird, b Wyat U Bars, not out
registering 164 for 5 and Kowloon 25 short of that total for a liko number of wickets. Read and Murial were much in the picture and between them knocked up 128
the visitors' runn, 'Scoren;-;
"B". Kowlood B. O. Brown, b Byme Thomp
Con
P. W. A. Wilkie b Syme
Thompson
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LM. Whyte, not out A. B. F. Raven, b Syme
Thompson
Col. Watson, b Reed
Extras ***
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WHITE WINES-California,
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Total (for 7 wickets)... 156 W: Hill and W. 8. Edmonds did not bat.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
O. MR W. 10 053
2
1 20
1
B
1 22
1
Baker MeGregor 81 30.
3 Phillips
Handicap Claas.
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1. Rous pieered by Capt. G.G.
Wood.
2. La Linda steered by Mr. F. Smythe
Ayoaks did not finish the
[cotireo."
Heyward Haya Class. This race provided a very cz 2 oiting "faish between the 2nd, 0 12 143rd and 4th boats, one fifth of a Royal Baglacers. second only separating the 2nd MoGregor,eSoutherton, b Bird 12 boat from the 3rd when the line
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1
1
...
27
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Wright, a and b Witchell
8. 9. Wyali, b Bird
boats started.
B. P. Baker, o Hara, b Bird.....
2
O
Witeball.
28
10. Heath, b Witchell...
10
Sergt. Phillips, b Witchall
0
HI
2. Dawn steered by Mr.-0. E.
Davis.
139
Oxford, & Witchell
8. Helson, b Bird
0
091
S. Bell, not cut
0
•
D. J. Mackerzis, b Taylor 34
Hajor Robertson, not oat
Extra
Total (for 5 wickets)
D. Forsyth, H. Overy, W.
and Mao Kensie did not bat,
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Bead Byme Thomp
Baker Taylos Major Mor
378. P. Allen, o Sare, b Witchell
0. M. B. W. 9:0.20 1
.12.3 83 3
3.4 0
23
0.22
014
O. White, b Witchell...
Bird
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Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Witchell
20. MB. W.
8 8 14
128
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