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CONCLUSION OF TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.

The season's tennis tournament was successfully concluded on Satur- day when the finals of the men's singles and ladies' singles chaunpien- ships were decided.

In the former event Mr. V. Traco- vich won from C. E. Marques by 7-3, 62, 63 Tranovich played a vigour. ous game throughout and well de- served his victory. The ladies' game was very keenly contested and after an exciting yame Miss Liza" Remedios beat Geomar Remedios by $-6, 6-3 The winner Miss Lina

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The development of the business. done by the Hing Wah Paste Manufacturing Co.. of Connaught Road Central was made publicly evident on Saturday afternoon. when a new factory which has been built for the Company, offį Jordan Road, Causeway Bay, was opened with ceremony. As is known the firm: manufactures a great deal of cereal food, such as macaroni, egg-noodles etc..! and so large has its business new factory grown that the became a necessity. It is a fine large building and is already equipped with first-class mact in

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H. K. D. C. GOLF.

On Sunday was played off the final games in connection with the H.K.D.C. Machine Gun Coy. (Golf Section). The scores Were as follows-

1. Sgt. Simpson......

36

2. C. Q. M. S. Petley 52

3. C.S.M. Duncan... 4. Capt. Wright

1. Pte. Wylie,

of the club to win the honour of haying her name inscribed on the beautiful trophy presented by Coa- sul E. V. M. B. de Sous

The doubles handicap was won by A A Guterres and F. Prata (owe 236) after winning the various rounds creditably having won every set they played.

The Singles Handicap was another; Ene feat for Yvanovich who, though ewing 40 and 40 came out top.

A tennis team match for spoons was won by a team comprising T. Yrandrich, F. Soares, R. Hyad-] man, F. M. Ozorio, V. Conceicao and Miss A. Remedios.

The prizes were distributed by Mr. E. V. M. R. de Sousa who was introduced by the President of the Club, Mr. P. H. Botelho, in a few

fting words. Following is the list of prizes and winners.-

Ladies' Tennis Championship Trophy (presented by Consul E. T. M. R. de Sousa to be won 3 years in succession or 4 times in all): 1st prize, presented by Mr. J. C. Bar- retto, Miss Lina Remedics; and, Miss G. Remedios.

42

192

48

2. Lt. Souter

54

3. Pte. Macdonald..

44

4. Pto. Hedley

Gents Tennis Championship Trophy (presented by Mr. P. H. Botelho to be won three years in- succession or four times in all): 1st Prize, presented by a friend, 3r. V. Yvanovich'; Runner Up, C. E. Mar- ques.

49

193

After tiffin, a game Scotland versus England was played off, England winning by the close

margin of 1 point.

team.

After .the games, Sliver They opening ceremony was largely attended, among the guests mementos of the occasion were being Sir Ellis Kadoorie. Hon. Presented by Miss Enid Wright Chatham, C.M.G. Hon. Mr. the members of the winning Lau Chu Pak. Captain Basil Tay. lour, R.N Captain and Mrs.; Branch, Messrs. B. Tanne: F. E. Rosser, T.L. Perkins, R.H. Kote-

J.F. well. A. Gubbay,

TWO STAGS WITH ONE SHOT.

Going out deer-stalking for the Sca first time, Captain George Warre, da Silva. Consul for Mexico, D.O. of Glendfield, Argay, Ross-shire, de Silva, Ho Kwong, Lo Cheung Shit. M.W. Lo. Sg Hon Tsz Siu Ying Chow, Ip Lan Chuen and other prominent Chinese. A large matshed had been erected; and there were lavish decorations. Music way Sup plied by the band of Chinese Y. M. C. A.

Doubles Handicap: 1st prize (presected by Mr. E. J. Figueiredo);

Messrs. A. ắ Guterres and F. Prata; Runners Up, Messrs. P. Roza and F. Scares.

Singles Handicap: 1st prize (pre- sented by Capt. E. C. Lourenco) Mr. V. Yvanovich; Runner up, Mr. F. H. Carvalho.

Billiard Competition: 1st, Mr. P. Roza; Runner up, Mr. H. Hyndman.

With few but well expressed had the good fortune to bring words the Consul thanked the Cem down two stags with one shot on mittee and members of the Club de Deanich Deer Forest. One stag Recreio for the honour they gave was a perfect Royal. and the him. Cheers for the club, the ladies, other a good six-pointer.

and the Consul were given. A rote operate on a much larger scale of thanks was accorded. Mr. P. A. than they have hitherto done. Ivanovich for his energetic sez- Hence some of the old native in-Įvices in conducting the tournament dustrial concerns in China have to a successful issue, and also for his! increased their capitals, and many untiring coach to the Club's B Team new ones have sprung up, fully is the head of the. Company: equipped with modern appliances which finished second in the recent

the

The visitors were welcomed by the Hon. Mr. Lau Chu Pak, who

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They were afterwards conducted

and with substantial capitals. Of Junior Tennis League. Through the! round the premises, and

these, the Hing Wah is one. With the efforts of Mr. P. A. Yvanovich much interesting machinery at

your permission I will give a short an Outdoors Sports Section was or- work.

The ganised.

A team has been entered The Hon, Mr. Lau Chu Pak said: history of this Company.

formed in in the Junior Football League. Vari- Ladies and Gentlemen-On being Wah Co. was half of the Board of Directors and Shanghai in 1916, with a capital ous competitions are in store for the Shareholders of the Hing Wah of only $50,000, as a private com members of this section and walk- Paste Manufacturing Co., I cor-pany registered in Hongkong. In

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dially extend you a hearty wel-less than two years, their producing cross country paper chase, come, and thank you most warmly tions became widely known, not volley ball, cycle, and an eight a for the honour you have done us only in China, but also in Europe side football competition are in the by favouring us with your com- 2nd America, in the East Indies, programme for this season. Cricket pany. The presence of many for- and in cther parts of the world is being taken up by the members. eiga friends will no doubt encour. Indeed, the demands for the Hing A fairly good team can be put up age the enterprising Chinese to Wah noodles, etc., were so great but for want of a ground matches continue their efforts in promoting that their factories, though taxed

cannot be invited. Application for industries in this Colony in all to their utmost capacity, were un-

an allotment in any of the public re- directions. Owing to the continu- able to meet them. In order to ed political unrest in the interior, cope with this state of affairs, the creation grounds is receiving the where want of protection to life capital was last year increased to consideration of the authorities. and property and absence of trade $200,000, and the Company was as a public com- facilities are keenly felt, the num-re-constituted ber of business men who have pany, with their Head Office in Hongkong. A new factory was transferred their commercial ac-

INTERESTING SHIP tivities to the treaty ports and to established in this Colony, and our'

EXPECTED THIS WEEK. Hongkong, has been steadily on business again showed most grati- the increase, for in these placesfying progress. Thus encouraged

There is a good deal of interest order and law prevail, which af-the Directors at the end of last ford a safe-guard to their capi-year decided to have the capital attaching to the visit of the sa tal, and helps them to reap the increased to $1,000,000, at which Prinzessin to Hongkong, which The factory is expected to arrive in Port on rewards of their enterprise and la- it stands to-day. bour. The land which thus affords which you are kindly assisting me Friday next and to leave for such enterprises its protection in opening is the result of our ex- Home on November 1.

The boat, which is of over will, in turn, derive benefit from pansion. We hope that this is on- them, for industrial activities con-ly the beginning of a much larger 6,000 tons register, is one of those We have not neg-former German ships that has tribute, to no small extent, to the development.

the property of the prosperity of the place in which lected Shanghai in our scheme of become they have their operation, parti-improvements, as we have purchas Allies under the armistice agree- that port a large piècement. She formerly belonged to cularly in a land which has an un-led in limited supply of labour, as Hong-of land for the erection of a new the German East Africa Line, kong has. I venture to say that and up-to-date factory. This is, but during the whole of the war in-then, an outline of the history of she lay idle in Hamburg in ceremony to-day our little augurates a new era in the history the Hing Wah Paste Manufactur-company with many other boats of Chinese industries in Hongkong ing Co. which, with a humble be-of Germany's mercantile fleet. --industries solely supported by ginning, are to-day a flourishing Her first trip to sea, after the Chinese enterprise. There have and widely known industrial con-armistice was when she went to in the past been many such under-cern in China. I fervently hope join the allied fleet.

Her first work for the Allies takings In this Colony, but, with that they will continue to enjoy one single notable exception, they and merit the goodwill of those was to convey repatriated troops have somehow never developed to who have in the past accorded to New Zealand and Australia, any appreciable extend. It wasonly them their patronage. Ladies and and she was later sent to Van- recently that the Chinese have Gentlernen, in thanking you once couver. She is now making her awakened to the fact that, in order more for your presence, I invite way Home.

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