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NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

CRICKET.

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Capt. Davies, e Stapleton,

b Halett

Major Bagnall, b-Ovary-

Bom Bater, hit wicket, b

Overy

Lt. Graham, 5b Ovary

Gor. Cousins, not out

Lt. Thornton, b Orezy.

Ls. Sgt. Skeet, e Drawn, b

Overs

C. S. M. Pragnall, e Braga, b

Stalker

Gar. Dyer, b Overz

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 12: 1920.

NOTICE.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from page 2.1 -U.S. AND IMMIGRATION.

Washington, Dec. 10.

h The House of Representatives has voted almost unanimously la 14 favour of restricting the general'debate on the Immigration Bill to four hours. Hopes are expressed that the Bill will be passed im- mediately.

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Mischa Elman Plays a Grieg

Nocturne

"Nocturne" (Op. 54, No. 4)

This is one of the most delicately and eluare poetic records that Mischa Elman has ever made. Even our workaday setves are guided away by the beauty of tha "night-piece" until we feel, like poets, too, for the moment, the full mysterwona) magic of the darkness.

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64123 Serenade (Drigo)

64197 Traumerei (Schumann) 64621 Tango (Albeniz-Elman) 64613 Valse Caprice (Rissland) 74601 Kol Nidrei (Max Bruch) 71053 Melodie (Tschaikowsky) 75165 Rondo Capriccioso (Saint-Saens)

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Mr. Campbell, chairman of the Rules Committee, declared that un- less the food-gates were closed the standards of living will be lower- ed. Unemployment, already estimated at two millions, will be ram- pant and the wage scale destroyed.

Mr. Johnson, author of the Immigration Bill, said we were receiv- ing the human wreckage of the war, not the strength and virility that} once came to hew our forests and toll in our factories, and worst of all they were coming in such numbers that, momentarily, we would be usable to adequately take care of them.

BRITAIN'S DEBT TO AMERICA.

Washington, Dec. 10.

Secretary Houston has announced details of a planwhereby Britain 416 agrees to pay her debt of $122,000,000, due to the United States for

silver purchased during the war, by 1924. The debt represents bullion, ♪. W 1 D. P. obtained from melting silver dollars to relieve the shortage in India.

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1 The money will be paid in equal annual instalments from 1921 to1924, 1in proportions of 60 per cent, on 15th April and 40 per cent, on 15th May 114 in each year, with scerned intérest at 5 per cent. from 15th April, 1919 until payment is completed. Britain will permit the United States Treasury to make tenders for the purchase of rupee credits offered on India on the samf terms as British nationals.

THE LEAGUE TABLE.

Indiaos

Kowloon

Civil Service

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HK.C.C.

University

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FRIENDLY MATCHES,

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JAPAN AND KIAOCHOW.

Geneva, Dec. 18.

Baron Hispasta, teceiving presstort. said the League would only Valley, Navy winning comfortable attain full developmeas when the United States and Gerahay had be come members. Bar.n lispasi emphasised the necessity of disarmament. Score:

Japan desired to argutiate with China amen: Kiaochox and would con- sent to withdraw her troops It China gave gustanters Unfortunately China was in a state of extreme unrest and lacked a tirraly established: central goverment

WA, AND I. A.

Capt. Gray, b Crofes-Bezs Capt. Wahl, c Fracks, b. Kra-

Bett....

Maj. Edward, & Croles-Kees. Col. Taphor, a and b Stanleg. Spr. Jacobson, st. Franks. E

Croles-Rees

Lt. Larkcom, e Franks, t

Crolex-tees...

L. Fiammond, b Crolevilleen.

QM S. Tides, Tata we

Ser. Morris, b Staales

L. Cpl. Hayward, not and

Spe. Cleaver, e sad b Croles.

Revs.

Extra

Tutal

Bowling nonlysis

Avopett

| Crolex-Bers

Stacky

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Steward, rus out...

L. Frank, Gray, 5 Edwards Jigs C Larkecm. b Edwards..

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THE GREEK THRONE.

Athens. Dec. 10.

An official message gives the result of the plebiscite. It showsi that roughly 1.914.000 votes were registered, of, which practically a million were in favour of ex-King Constantine.

FRENCH HEROES.

Paris, Dec. 8.

comme-

M. Millerani perday unveiled near Verdun a monument mounting the hurdle death of a whole company of French infantry who in the Verdun battle of 1016 were buried alive in their trench under 50) masses of earth raised by aerial torpedoes and the heaviest shells. The trol was terelled Bạt, the men standing with their gun in hand. Their whagnets are still protradorur from the Loner-f

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RUMANTAN AMENITIES.

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London, Dec. 10. Telegrams from Bakharest state that a bomb was thrown at the opening session of the Senate, killing two and dangerously" wounding] several Senators.

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MORAN BEATS BECKETT.

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1/2 Rey, Croles- Been. Mi Keapetr. Westall. Dixon, and Stanley diļ not bat.

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Edwards

Hammond

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CH.G. 2ND XI KOWLOON

END XI.

At the Albert Hall, in a twenty rounds' heavyweight contest. Frank Moran (America) knocked out Joe Becket (England) in the second round.

THE MALAYA'S MODEL.

Lozion, Dec. 19.

The battleship Malaya is carrying a model of herself which has been on view in Loadön and will be placed in the Museum at Kuala Lumpur.

NEW AUSTRIAN PRESIDENT.

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Vienna. December, 10. Dr. Hainisch has been elected President of the Austrian

This match at C.F.C. round re- Republic. He belongs to no political party, but is a staunch partisan sulted in an easy victory for Konof the union of Austria with Germany. loop. Scores ***

KOWLOON.

Lt. D. P. Hannan, e Lai Kuen,

o Worg Po Keung.........

P. 1. Newman, b Lai Kuen.....

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TURKS ATTACK GREEKS.

London, December 10. A Smyrna message states that Turkish Nationalists are attack. 240g Greeks at many points along the front.

A. E. Silkstone, b Yer Man

L. S. Bates, Wong Po Keung 31 R. R. Beechom. c Wong Po

Kenog...

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W. J. T. Gorria, o Yew Man

Eloo

A. G. Pile. b Yer Man Hoa

W. T. Elson, b Wong Po Keung

U. G. Pritchard, not out....

BH. Jewsbury, ont eu!.

E. F. Spicks. did not bab

DANISH ROYALTY IN FRANCE.

Paris. December 10. Their Danish Majesties, who are visiting Paris. were cordially welcomed and were entertained to dinner by the President at the 25 Elysee. They have gone to visit the battlefields.

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Stockholm. December 10.

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GERMANY'S MILITARY FORCES.

Berlin, December 10.

A German Note to the Inter-Allied Military Control Commis- sion says that Germany has never recognised the obligation to disband the self-defence organisations, which are non-military and only temporary, but necessary.

The German Note points out that the completion of the surren- der of anus by the self-defence organisations does not apply to Bavaria and East Prussia. The former is still completely under the influence of the Soviet regime established in 1919, and the salf- defence organisations cannot be disarmed as long as they are son- fronted with the possibility of defencelessness against revolutionaries

A message from Christianis tates that President Wilson has equipped with modern weapons, while the East Prussians are suffer. Total.....142 been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 1919 and M. Leca Bourgeoising from the warlike acts of their neighbours and the entry of portions of the Russo-Polish armies. They must be able to supple- ment the inadequate forces of the State.

Bowing analysis.

for 1920.

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Woog Po Keung......13 Lai Kuen

50 4

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Yew Man Hoo ......15

c. c.

Lo Man Pan, b Gervin......

Chan Tia Sung. 1.b.w. Silkstone Wong Po Keung. c Gorvin, b

Silkstone

Lái Kuen, b Gorvis...... Yew Man Hon, b Gorvia..

AN INTERNATIONAL FORCE.

The Hague. December 10.

The Government has decided to accept the invitation of the 6 Council of the League of Nations to sedd a Dutch military con- 81 tingent with the international force going to Vilns to maintain order during the plebiscite in the territories disputed between Poland and

17 Lithuania.

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Wan Iu Sbing, run out..........

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Un Hew Fau, run out

Cheung Wing Kui, b Silkstone Woo Pak Fuk, b Hanoso............. Chan Wing Cheung, not out. Woo Pak Luke Pritchard,

Pile

Bowling analysis.-

MEXICAN OIL PERMITS.

Washington, December 10,

1 Official advices front Mexico forecast complications there owing} to the Provisional Government granting scores of oil exploration 5 and exploitation permite in the Federal Zons, despite American protests last August. It is stated that the grantees have transferred 2 virtually all their newly-acquired rights to British oil corporations Extras......10

Total....: 94

LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Genere, December 10...

CRITICISM OF GERMÁNY.

Paris, December 10. At & meeting of the Foreign Affairs Committee it was stated that none of the Allied advances to Germany to improve the feeding of the Ruhr miners were expended for that purpose.

M. Leygues declared that Germany hid undoubtedly not carried out her undertakings, and added that France in the 1921 Badget was providing advances of milliards of marks to Germany, situation cannot last," the Premier declared.

BRITAIN'S DEBT TO AMERICA.

Washington, December 10.

This

The Secretary, Mr. Houston, has announced the details of the plan by which Great Britain agrees to pay its debt of $122,000,000, due to the United States for silver purchased in war time, by 1924.- The debt represents bullion obtained from melting silver dolláry to relieve the shortage of Indis money, and will be paid in equal amnik The Assembly of the League has, on the motion of Lord Robert instalments from 1984 to 1924 in proportions of.60 per cent on April- 2 20 8

Cecil, accepted without amendment the report of the Committee on 11th, and 40 per cent on May 5th each year, with accrned-interes the use of the blockade se an economic weapon by the League of 5 per cent, from April 15th, 1919. Until the payment is completed soline! Covenant-breaking States.

GestüBrilain will permit the United States, Tzenjury to make

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W.F. J. Gorvin ...11 Lt. D. P. Haansa.. 8. L. S. Bates Dub

A.E. Bilstone

A. 0. Pils

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Piano teritis as British nationals.