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HONGKONG MERCHANT'S BIG DONATION.

C.M.S. MATERNITY HOSPITAL IN PERSIA.

#Reuter's Service ).

Landon, October 17. The Persian merchant Haji Mohammed Hussan Namazee, who has spent thirty-two years chiefly in Hongkong, has presented the Church Missionary Society with a fully-equipped maternity hospital: for Shiraz, and will also contribute twelve hundred pounds sterling annually towards the upkeep Miss E. Thomas, now at Yezd, and Doctor Emmeline Stuart, of Shiraz, will be in charge.

Mr. H.M.H. Nemazce irst came to Hongkong in 1890 and builti up a considerable business as shipowner and merchant. He is the father of the Mr. Nemazee in charge of the firm locally, and is a native of Shiraz.]

AUSTRALIAN PREMIER INTERVIEWED.

FAVOURS ONE EMPIRE NAVY.

London. October 17.

Mr. Bruce, interviewed by Reuter, hoped the Dominions would endorse the principle of one, Empire Navy, because the maintenance of the unimpaired strength and authority of the Empire Navy wast a matter of the utmost concem to every British country, since the

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

Prospects for Saturday.

[BY "QUIZ.")

The matches for Saturday are as follows:-

LEAGUE DIVISION L Club v. R.G.A.--Club ground. Tamar v. Kowloon.--Navy "A'

ground.

100

King's Diomede. -Sookun-

ground.

LEAGUE: DIVISION II.

King's v. St. Joseph's. -Soo- kunpoò “A”ground.

Diomede v. Sacred Heart.

Navy "A" ground.

Club de Recreio v. Tamar. Kowloon F. C. ground.

University v. S. China "A". Navy "B" ground.

RALA. V. S. Chica "B". Seo-i unpo"B" ground.

Filipinos V

Joseph's ground.

Kowloon. St.)

Club v. Bluebell. Club ground. The three games in the senior

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pointed out that the need of expenditure no longer arises in connee-all the teams playing last week tion with shipbuilding competition with other Powers, but there was will be out again this. the modernising of fuel stations and re-equipment of Naval bases. He declared that without a base in the Pacific which would permit the docking of modem capital ships, both the Pacific and Indian Oceans would be virtually elised to the British Fleet. The Washington ratio was ineffectual in the Pacifie as far as the British Empire

was concerned.

RESULT OF THE CESAREWITCH.

The Cesarewitch resulted:

London. October 17.

Rose Prince 125 H

1.

Teresina (107)

Cerline-e in D)

3.

The Club will be at home to thei R. A. and a very ever game is expected, with the R.GA. im- proving on last week's score and taking the points. The Club had a certain amount of luck in their game on the Garrison ground and at the close of the game were doing their share of attacking. Combination in the teauris lack- ing and a little more understand- ing is required. Individual play will let any team down, and the

Twenty-nine tan. Won by a sheert head, with one and a half present style of the Club forwards. length between second and third.

EMPIRE NAVAL CRUISE.

Loadin. October 1.

is detrimental to good football. It would appear by their play that a bonus is offered fur goal scoring, as the inside men will not pass the ball when cinse in but: which make play for the opposing must go on and try to score.j

With the

Mr. Baldwin presided at today's Imperial Conference, at which Mr. Amery, the First Lord of the Admiralty, opened the discussion defence very easy. on naval policy, in the course of which he outlined the itinerary for coming trial games for Interport the proposed Exupire cruise by H.M.S. Hood and Repulse and the honours, the Committee will not lightcruiser squadron. The Conference cordially approved the pro-find many candidates among the posal.

Club players in their present fortn.

MARKETING OF RUSSIAN GRAIN.

London, October 17.

The return game between Kow- on and Tamar will be played An agreement has been signed in London for the formation of a on the Navy ground at Happy Russo-British Grain Export Company, composed of fifty per cent. Valley. The play at Kowloon British and fifty per cent. Russian interests, with the object fast week was very good and-was financing and marketing Russain grain in Britain. France, Italy the best of the series. The sailors, and Southern Europe.

unfortunately. 1st Handford early in the game and had to admit defeat by the odd goal in three. The Tamar men should reverse the result this week, but the game will be evenly contested)

ZEV'S TURNS OF SPEED.

New York. October 17

Donoghue has arrived here. He galloped Papyrus over six fur-and there will be little to choose

longs.

Zev in a final speed test did a mile and a quarter in one hundred and twenty-nine seconds, carrying nine stone.

MR. LLOYD GEORGE INDISPOSED.

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Chicago. Getober 17.

Mr. Lloyd George has a feverish chill and is resting in bed. He has cancelled beday's engagements. but specks to-night. His doctor bas recommended considerable modification of the itinerary

of his tour.

THE RUHR RESUMPTION,

Paris, Betober 17/ Von Hoesch, the German charge d'affaires, had a forty minutes interview with M. Poincare on the subject of the restoration of norinal conditions in the occupied territories.

NEW BATTALION FOR CHINA.

Malta. Derober 17.

between the team when the final whistle sounds. The Kow- loon team showed their best.com- biausium of the season and the! change in position of several of players was a success.

Muir. wh made his debut for Kowlnoon, scured the two goals.

ceive the Diomede in their retura At Sockungoo the King's re

match and win look- certain I for the military team. The seven to nil victory last week For the King's will make them hop favourites for the return match,

The Diomede made several chances in the side to that which did duty in the two game against the Tamar, but the team showed very little improve- ment. Morrell, the left back for the sailors, appeared to be un-

The ss. Braonar Castle has sailed with the First Loyal North lucky, for in each match to date Lancashires for North Chin's.

FILIPINO POLITICIANS DON'T WANT WOOD.

Manila, October 17.

4 penalty has been given against him and cach ccasion a gual has been scored.

In the Junior games. the

The Legislature has passed a resolution demanding the recall of King's and St. Joseph's should Governor General Wood.

CHUNGKING FALLS.

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A friendly match took place EVERY LOAF FROM-

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The Sacred Heart should win against the Diomede on the Navy "A" ground. At Kowloon the Club de Recreio and Tamari In this match, to be played on Ichang. Oct. 17. The First

should play & draw. A good Saturday at the II.K.CC. ground, yesterday at the College Ground. As a result of a police search game between South Ching "A" the following will represent the Happy Army occupied Chungking yein a number of houses at Hung and the University should take Indians: A el Arculli (Capt), Portuguese staff of the Hongkong Valley. between the terday afternoon. Yung Sen's hom in the early morning of Sept. place on the Navy "B" ground.S.H. Ismail, A. H. Rumjahn, S.D. Bank and forces retreating apparently down 24th. a Chinese came before the and with the students at full Ismail A.H. Madar, Ó. Ismail, College 1st School team.

the St. Joseph's the river. The foreigners and Chief Justice, at the Criminal Ses-strength the University should J.S. Curreem. H.D. Rumjahn, match was steamers are reported all safe.

sions, this morning, charged with have their first win.

clean throughout Reuter.

unlawful possession of a dagger.

S.A. Ismail N.B. Kitchell and and ended in a drawn game, F.M. Arculli.

after a very hard match. The College' should have won, for the Bank boys were all out longi before the interval. The defence of the Bank was good, but their forwards lacked combination. The

CHINA WINS.

ANOTHER FOOTBALL

VICTORY.

The dagger was found in a basket,

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Kowloon the Filipinos on the St. Bluebell :-R. Hutchison (Capt.); In passing sentence of three Joseph's ground. This week the H. T. Buxton, S. H. Garrod ; A months, his Lordship remarked Cluby second team will be out Fergason, T. A. Barclay, A. F that it was a case he thought, in against the Bluebell and on their Paul; V. Ramsay, J. Gardner, Dscores at the close of the game 17-China which the police might have re- form of last week the sailors Parris. Reserve: V. Summers were 2-2, the scorers being Tai beat Southern Tasmania in a quested the Magistrate to deal should win. football match by 8 goals to 1.- with the prisoner. Reyter.

Melbourne, Oct.

HOME FOOTBALL.

London, Oct. 17,-In the First Division, Sunderland beat Chelsea by two goals to mil- Reuter.

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