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ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS.

London, Feb. 13.

CRICKET.

Friendly Matches,

H.K.C.C. V. CIVIL SERVICE. Civil Service bad revenge on the home ground on Saturday for their recent defeat by H.K.C.0., the latter making a poor show.

CIVIL SERVICE.

Graham...

12

22

1.b.w.

6

20

B

The desirability of the cultivation of warm Anglo-American relations was the keynote of a speech made by Lord Reading as the E. C. Fincher, st. Davies, b

Farthing guest of the English-speaking Union. The Viceroy Designato, speaking with deliberation, said if be so minded he could tell them many incidents H. E. Strange, o Farthing, b which happened in the course four war-time visits to America in which he was most deeply impressed with the value and generosity of Amer-H. F. Bevan, b Graham ican friendship. He revealed for the first time, one, which he said was F. J. Ling, & Sawyer, b Graham

W. Hamilton, only surpassed by President Wilson agreeing to the brigading of E.

Graham American troops with Anglo-French. He disclosed one occasion when enemy propaganda was doing its best to create dissension in F. J. de Rome, c Blaker, b

Farthing the Empire of Britain which was very hard pressed to find metallic réserve, particularly silver, necessary in India, where it was most G. R. Sayer, b Graham essential that paper note should be immediately converted into silver | R. E. O. Bird, h. w. Greham rupee. We were unable to obtain silver, as the sole means open seemed G. H. Piercy, e nnd b Farthing 25 impossible, but in the vaults of the American Treasury were vast W. II. Edmotide, e l'éares,

Graham reserves of silver for the financial backing of notes issued by Act of Congress and which were undisturbable except by the latter's sanction. Noos, not out... The United States Administration and Congressmen, irrespective of party, united to meet the situation by passing an Act practically without discussion, because any debate thereon would have been serious. The measure which was passed with almost record speed and enacted within a very few days enabled the release of millions Pearce of ounces of silver for despatch to India, a country with which it was. not concerned. As far as he knew the United States had since made no claim upon the matter. Lord Reading concluded with references to India and confidently believed Indians would warmly respond to the generous treatment of Britons and Americans.

AMERICAN-JAPANESE RELATIONS.

New York, Feb. 12.

It is reported from Vladivostock that a party of unknown men fired on five American bluejackets, one of whom was wounded. The It is believed Americans thereupon arrested three Russian officers. the attack was arranged with the object of straining Japanese- American relations.

TYPHUS IN NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 12. Six Atlantic liners are quarantined with typhus aboard, mostly from Italy. The Health Commissioner announces that no vessel will! in future he allowed to come within three hundred feet of the docks. The Federal authorities are preparing a disinfecting and cleansing plant on Hoffmanns Island. The local health authorities are also disquieted at the spread of sleeping sickness,

A RAMSGATE TRAGEDY.

London, Feb. 12.

Farthing Grábama

NOTICE

LANE, CRAWFORD & Co.

TRAIN YOUR DOG

TO EAT

SPRATT'S

Biscuits Dry

which not only act as the canine tooth- brush, but cause a copious flow of satira which aazizta digestion..

SOFT FOODS ARE INJURIOUS

If continuously given, as dogs have a natural tendency to bolt their foed,

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11

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Total..

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Bowling analysis.—

D. 2

M. R.. W. 11

.17 A 50 .15

1.K.C, C,

2 GG 7

SPRATT'S PUPPY BISCUITS

141

SPRATT'S DOG CAKES

H. A. Sawyer, b Ling.

0

L. J. Davies, b Bird.

0

SPRATT'S OVALS

W. H. Drummond, b Bird...... 5

6

MELOX.

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"

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50cts. per Tablet.

C. Binker, b Bird.....

P. Jacks, c de Rome, h Bird... 18)

G. E. R. Mayell, u Bird

T. E. Pearce, e and b Edmooths 12)

b. W. F. H. Farthing, 1.

Edmonds.

B. L. Graham. c Noos, b

Edmonds

J. G. Lyon Brown, at. Strange,

b Edmonds.

J. M. V. Dorkins, not out.

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Total Bowling analysia...

GB

M. It. 13.1 3 31 7 1 22

0

Bird Ling

Ednads

& 2 7 4

H.K.C.C. 2nd XI. v. Civil Service 2nd XI,

This match on H.K.C.C. ground woa won by H.K.C.C. by a com fortablo murgia. Scores.

B.K. c. 2nd XI.

Capt. Spinks, b Sarn........................

17

The Danish moter ship Tadian from Copenhagen for Singapore ran down and sank in the Channel off Ramsgate a steam trawler and R. A. Madden, 1.b.w. Taylor... 341 erew of nine of whom eight were lost. Thus seven Ramsgate women w R. MacPhail, a and b Saru 34 are widowed and twenty children rendered fatherless. The Indian lowered a boat and cruised about seeking survivors. One was picked [up and the vessel altered her course, landing him at Dover.

UNEMPLOYMENT IN FRANCE.

Parts, Feb. 12.

In the Chamber, replying to Socialist questions regarding unem-

W. W. Mackenzie, b Taylor

w. 1. Hopo, e and b Taylor... Col. Grier, not out.....

O

68

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19

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R. G. Southerton, b Edwards... 12 E. L. Braga, c and b Edwards 21 Total (6 wkts.). 1 H. Overy, b Hammond Capt. Pritchard and H.H. Tayler. O. Brawn, b Edwards..

D. M. Goodall, not out.. B. D. Evans, not out Bowling analysis-

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of relief was 47,000, of whom 39,000 are in Paris. The total number: of unemployed was less than during the years 1914-19 but the crisis was greater owing to the difficulty of finding work. The Minister Sara indicated that the first relief measures would be the reduction of the Gorrin hours of labour, repatriation of unnecessary foreign workmen and Taylor the concentration of workers in industrial centres.

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0. M. . W.

15

0,

31. R. W

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45 2

7

1 37

Total.

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14

Bowling analysis.-

Dunkley Chapman

27

45

#

Major Edwards..

16

CIVIL SERVICE 2ND XL

Lt. Hammond,

9

G. J. Tacchi, b-Hope

15 c. S. M. Pearson..

Paris, Feb. 12.

S/S. Redpath".

1

-7

CICILIAN STRONGHOLD SURRENDERS. Aintab, a stronghold of Kemalist bands in Cilicia, has surrendered

to French troops after several months siege.

The War Minister has sent the Commander-in-Chief of the French forces in the Orient the Government's congratulation upon the capture

of the stronghold of Aintab in Cilicin.-Vale.

Knight, run out.. Dunkleg, b Hope Gorwin, b Hope .... Chapman, c and b Spiuks.. Gill, h. w., Spinks.. Burden, b. Hope...

Gibson, run out.

Taylor, 6 Spinks

White, 5 Spinks...

0

Sara, not cat.

1

1

Paris, Feb. 13.

THE HUNGARIAN THRONE.

According to "Le Temps" Entente representatives at Budapest are to notify Hungary that the Entente will not accept the elevation to the Hungarian throne of any member of the former ruling family of Hapsburg.-Vale.

FRENCH AIR ATTACHES.

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Total

Bowling analysis.-

0.

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#.

Hope Madden. Tayler Spinks

4 16

4

19

4

24

16

Paris, Feb. 12,

to

An official decree is being prepared appointing Air Attaches various capitals, including Tokio and Peking.

BRITISH CABINET CHANGES.

GOLF.

пробо

V.R.C. RACES.

Splendid Day's Sport.

A goodly number of members 12 of the Victoria Recreation Club and their friends spent a most en- joyable day on Sunday, when the third of a series of rowing and sailing races took place. Black Boulder Point, Kowloon City, was the rendezvous, and the day was 20 2jone of unalloyed, enjoyment. 4241 There was a healthy spirit of 2 15 rivalry apparent, and some close finishes were witnessed. Much interest was taken in the quarter. mile scratch fours, "coxed" by ladies, whilst much fun was croat- ed by one or two novel events.

K.C.C. Eclectic Competition.

The Eclectic Competition in con-

nection with the Golf Section of

76 the Kowloon Cricket Club was play-

ed yesterday, J. Parkes being the

The prizes, spoons and tiny silver cups, were presented to the successful competitors by Miss Daisy Witchell, daughter of the Hon. Secretary, at the conclusion of the sports.

Mr. W. Logan, Chairman, thank-

w.winner with a nett score of 36 and fed the ladies who served refresh

K.C.C. v. RE. and I.A. K.C.C. gained an easy victory the R.E. and L.A. on King's Park. Scores.--

Dvor

R.E, AND 1.A.

Major Edwards, a Stapleton, b

Stalker....

Major Greenaway, o Evans,

& Overy

S/S Redpath..c Evans, b Stalker Col. Taylor, b Overy...........

London, Feb. 12. An official message says: H.M. the King has approved of the resignations of Lord Milner and Mr. Walter Long owing to health and the appointments of Mr. Churchill as Secretary for the Colonies, Mr. Worthington Evans as First War Lord, Lord Lee goes to the Capt. Wahl, b Overy Admiralty and Sir A. Griffith Boscawen to the Ministry of Agriculture. 8. S. M. Pearson, run out...... Lt. Hammond, 1.b.w., Stalker Supper Jackson,

Stalker......

NEW STATUE FOR LONDON.

London, Feb. 12.

A site in Trafalgar Square has been chosen for the statue of George Washington, presented to Britain' by the State of Virginia,

GERMAN SHIPPING.

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INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL,

London, Feb. 12.

4 D. J. Mackenzie second with 38,

15

2

ments, and the officials for their

The best four cards were as un-services in conducting the races. der:

J. Parkes.....

He reminded the gathering of the

38. less 2 36 forthcoming annual regatta of the Club, at which he hoped to see a large attendance.

D. J. Mackenzie...... 38 ser.

88

C. M. W. Reynolds... 42 less 2 40 J. Stalker............... 41 less 1 40

MORE GIANT AIRCRAFT

Cheers for the Chairman and others brought the enjoyable pro- ceedings to an end.

The following were theresults:-of- Junior fours, mile: 1, A. E.

Reputed to be the biggest pas-Simmons, (stroke), C. H. Blake, 14 senger carrying aeroplane in the (No. 3), D. D. Urquhart, (No. 2)

2 world, the Lawson Midnight and F. Tonnochy, (bow); 2, G. R.:

Liner has a cabin 65 feet long | Razavet's crew.

3 and engines totalling 1,600 h.p. Senior tub sculling 1⁄2 mile: 1,

0 It has been built, writes Major W. E. H. O'Farrell; 2, J. R. Soares.

T. Blake, by the Amorcian Senior fours, 3 mile: 1, H. Braga, b

3 Nebraska Aeroplane Co., and Dryer (stroke), S. Berg, (No. 2),

Lt. Larcom, e-end Stalker... Capt Murray, c Southerton,

6 Stalker...

L. Cpl. Haywood, not out

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Bowling analysis.→→→

its

J. Stalker

H. Overy...

R.C.C.

0. M.

9 should carry between 40 and 50 E. H. O'Farrell, (No. 2) and G. passengers. So far the Handley Tiran, (bow); 2, G. May's crew. Page Co., who actually carried 11

people in one of their four-

Junior tub sculling: 1, G. Jack;

5 engined V 1,500 type machine. 2 A. Duconnom,

Another air giant is the new

Rowing competition fours (lady,

50 Italian Caproni bydro-triplane. Coxswaine): 1, R. C. Witchell, H This is fitted with eight 400 h.p. Dreyer, A. H. Carroll, D. Logan

B. W.Liberty motors, and is fitted with and Miss Ruby Young

8.3 1 25 6 an automatic stability device,

8

Scratch fours, 4 mile: 1

3 20 8 This machine, which is now being Carroll's crew with Miss Ruby built, will have accommodation Young as "cox": 2, E. H. O'Far

E. W. Alderson, b Edwards.....

L. 8. Bates, a Taylor, b Ham-

mond

England defeated Ireland by 15 points to nil in the Rugby Inter-J.

national at Twickenham.

At Soccer, Scotland beat Wales by two goals to one at Aberdeen,

Stalker, b Edwards,

A. W. Romsay, e Murray, b

Edwards ..............

C. I. Stapleton, b-Pearson

4 for 90 passengers. The French rell's crew with Mrs. Chatterton ma

Breguet Co., is also building a big "cox."

all-steel aeroplane with a total of Mosquito yacht race: 1, yacht 1,000 h.p. The wings are of new No. 2, 2, yacht No. 3.. design, and passenger accom Mr. J. Berentzen was awarded modation has been arranged in special prize for taking part the fuselage.

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