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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES. Saturday's gamos resulted as under

JUNIOR SHIELD. Surreys R.... 2 St. Joseph's... 0 DIVISION I

reform.' 'It shows how osally a representative body of citizena can work in co-operation with administration In the

COMMEND A FOOL FOR HIS WIT, OR A KNAVE' FOR 'HIS advancement, and avon tho

HONESTY, AND THEY WILL RE-) development, of an urban area,CEIVE YOU INTO THEIR DOSOM. to the oventual advantage of Fielding. both sides. The Kowloon Ro-

A Chinose case of diphtheria sidents' Association has obtained is reported, by the latest health Surroys official recognition: it romains return.

Kowloon for the bulk of Kowloon re- sidents to recognise it in practical form, by joining forthwith, so that the next time they obtain aomo concession they can fool that they have contributed towards its realisation.

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The Telegraph.

HONGKONG, 2nd Feb, 1925.

MORE SUPPORT WANTED.

SATURDAY'S CRICKET.

VARYING FORTUNES. Some of the uncertainties, of orloket were shown in Saturday's matchos.

In the first division of the Longue, the H. E. CO. "A" team, with ono man absent, com. 5 S. China "B" 0piled 112 against Craigengowor .... 2 S. China "A" 1J, D. Humphreys 52 not out), 8. DIVISION II,

Abbas taking 6 for 50. Craigen

H.E. the Governor la to dis- Burroys D 1 University1gower's first throo batamen College on the 11th instant. tribute the prizon at St. Joseph's Club do R. "A" 4 S. Heart 0 scored one run among them, and Kowloon R.... 3 St Joseph's" "B" 1 the prospects were anything but Club Ras.... 1 8. China "A" 1hright whon D. Fritz and B.W, KOWLOON SURPRISE THE Bradbury got going, the former

ORITICS.

Madume du Courthial is to distribute the prizes at the Anglo- French School at Causeway Bay on the 6th instant.

The forthcoming wedding is a nounced of Mr. Arthur Lawrence Powell, ravenue officer, of No. 1, Beaconsfield Aronde, to Mise Kathleen Heap, of Mount Austin Barracks, The Peak.

compiling 58 and the lattor 43, and the Vally team won the match comfortably, being 132 for

at the conclusion.

[BY "WANDERER."] In defeating South China "A" on Saturday by two goals to ono, The Civil Sorvios were at home though they won only because easily. The naval foam scored Kowloon confounded the orities, to the Navy, whom they beat There will, wa imagine, be some

they were the better of two very 75, only Pay Lt. Com. Hargreaves disappointmont felt over the news

Poor sides. After allowing for and Lt. Col. Cantrell reaching that the Government does not

wore missing from both toains, E. B. Road taking 5 for 30 the fact that valuable members double figuros, with 24 osch, MUSTARD & Co. fool disposed to permit patients of the now Kowloon Hospital to

the football served up was to say and B. D. Evans 3 for 24: The.. have the servicos of their own.

the least, madiocre; both sides Civil Service replied with 172 for 8 medical practitioners when they

A cable has beon received from wont the most roundabous way (F: Bakor and E. C. Finchor: happen to be inmates of that Singapore by Sir Harry Lauder's to got near their opponents' goal, retiring with 55 and 53 to, their. institution. The impression has advance manager stating that the passes too often went astray and credit respectively) Pay. Lt. Com cortainly prevailed that such a famous commodian will open noither goalkeeper had a really Hargroves taking 6 for 51. concession would be onjoyed, but here on the 10th Instant, and not busy afternoon.

Playing at home, the K.0.0. in a lottor to the Kowloon Ro- the 12th, as proviously arranged. The only goal of the opening lost heavily to the IR.C. Tho sidents' Association the 011-

half was scored by Pasco, who Kowloon side collected only 47, thorities indicato that the conditions applying to the Kow- Helena May Institute on Thurs- misjudged the flight and ho got 4 for 11.

Thoro will be a Musicale at the yards range. Yik Chan-kong taking 5 for 28 and A. el Arculli netted from a free kick from forty including 8 extras, C. H. Bhoora loon Hospital will be the samo naday, February 5th at 5.30 p.m. his left hand to the ball too lato with 167 (A, H. Rumjahın 81), F. The Indians replied thoro prevailing at other Govern-Ton scrvod from 4.30. Tickots for to ment institutions of a like kind.members and their friends, 50 the back of the not.

provant it twisting Into Goodwin taking 8 for 45, Quito recently, there was a ro-conts each, to b

Kowloon obtained front went further ahead some fif-in defeating the Royal Artillery, quest to permit outside doctors to the Soorotary.Adel.

The University had no difficulty attend patients at the Poak

teen minutes after the interval, to whom they ware at home. The Hospital, but this also was turned

MoBrido accepting a pass from ovontual winners compiled 117 down, no reason for tho refuenl] Mr. A. E. Stowart, eocond Pasco and running in to bant Yik (Rev. E. K. Quick 50, B. P. Ng of the privilege being given. In engineer of the steamer Chunon, easily. South China "A" put a 51), and they disposed of the R. A the case of Kowloon residents, now in drydock at Taikoo yard, little more effort into their play for 69, H. N. Balhatenot taking the desire would appear to boas reported to the police that and Ip Kau gave Duncan no 5 for 11. ovan more firmly grounded than clothing and jowallery to the chance with a shot from two The O.R.C., playing at home,

Kowloon's A perusal of the annual report the

in that of Hongkong people, for value of $165 have been stolen yards.

supporters declarad against the H.K.0.0. latter have at any

from his quarters at the Docks. went away well pleased.

"B" toam at 151 for G (Ng Sze of the Kowloon Residents' As- ono hospital, where they

Kowloon won because their Kwong. 86), but their opponents' Bociation, rocently

bo attended by their publishod,

defonce was good enough to hold passed this without undue effort, It will be of interest to the the Chinese forward lino, though compiling 173 for B, thanks mainly medical men, whereas Kowloon ladies of the Colony to learn that whon one remombora how poorly to a fine 70 by G. R. Moro. H. loaves one with the impression sufforore, oven whon the new Monsieur J. Robinoff, the export that horo la an organisation that hospital is in operation, will need ladies hairdresser, has arrived supported they wore, the task Ching took & of the Club wickets ourely must be obtaining the to cross the harbour if thoy dosire in Hongkong and will be open for Duncan had long spolls

should have boon easy enough, for 48, hearty support of nearly all That fact makes the Kowloon Dressing Parlour of the Hong-made low mistakes, and the half-K..C, waited the H.K.0.0. and

their own doctor's ministrations. engagoments in the Ladies Hair inactivity in goal;

SECOND DIVISION. the backe tho people whom it is intended to demand more reasonable, and wo kong Hotel.

In the second division, the ropresent-estimated at close on

should like to know the preciso

backs, played exceedingly well. sufforod Cavaillo, who deputised for Mc-of

thoir grounds on which the request has

other dofont five thousand-but the actual boon met with a blank rofusal.

In the possession of a Chinese Kolvio, gavo Ip Kau vory little eleven scored 90, H. Griffin, H. M. tho day. Tho Kowloon momborship-shows a very small

arrested on Saturday, on the ropo, and Turnor broke up the Lowell, and W. L. Smith proving Macao boat, wore soveral dozens attempts of Li Wai-tong and deadly with the ball. The home proportion of active helpers. Inevitable.

of high-class cutlery, marked with Chan Kwong-ul to get going, timo team replied with 169 for & (P. the initials K. ." The police and time again, forward, only Jacks 60, W. L. Smith 45). Wo are glad to notice, on the jare now endeavouring to trace Hayes and MoBride showed any of authority of a close friend of the owner from

The University nearly had whom those thing like good form. better off to-day President Coolidgo, that there is articles are believed to have boen The Chinese defonce gave against the Navy. The former another win, when they played: than they wore a year ago owing a prospect of the United States stolon,

sorry display and to the reforms obtained by the with foreign nations in the near having more intimate relations

found scored a useful 167 (Lt. Com. difficulty oven in kicking the ball Lockhart 47, Mid. Simms 32), and K.R.A., and all must be glad to future. The Chief Exocutive of master of the s.8. Vulcanus, aam Yuk-ying worked excood for 8 (W. M. Gittine 54) when A roport has boon made by the up the field. Lai Yuk-tat and the Varsity had replied with 163 have the organisation in their the United Statos is credited with Dutch veseol in from Amey, to inglyhard, but, baving to bear the stumps wore drawn, P. O. Buffeld midat, yet a large number of sentiment of the large majorityAmoy on the night of January gradually fell away. Wong Sui-

the intention of ascertaining the the effect that when leaving brunt of tho whole attack, taking 4 for 25. people appear to leave to others of his countrymen, with a view to 29th, he sighted a small tongkan The loft wing was the only roal the difficulties of running the carrying out their wishes. That which had capsizod and that he source of danger to Kowloon, beaten by the Civil Service second

Wa played much below form.

FRIENDLY GAME. association without so much as pointed out that, however much was drifting away from Amoy Wheeler and Turner between Army ground. The Engineers

is a hopelul eign. We have often rescued two Chinese. The craft

The Royal Engineers were subscribing the modest sum of the people of America might feel Harbour out to, uoa.

and, B.S already indicated, team in a friendly match on the.

Thero ін no doubt whatever that all tho residents Kowloon are

rato

con

Own

two dollars a your to its funds, disinclined to sea their country?

some

We imagine that thes0

entangled in foreign questions, it is inovitable that the United persons who "leave it to others," States should play a growingly are not slow in availing them larger part in international affairs solves of any amenities such as cannot stand forever in oplondid In the days to come. Amorica band cuncorts-which the As-isolation. Her contributions to, sociation obtains, but apparently human advancement, hor power

LOCAL WEDDINGS,

HOUGHTON-ROSARIO..

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them had it more or less in check, scored 128, Blondin making 55 and SURREYS v. S. CHINA "B" Faro 31 not out. Sara bowled well,

On the Garrison ground taking five for 22. Sookunpoo, the Surroys had an

The Civil Sorvico compiled 137 easy win over the South China, for six wickets, Edmonds making "B." The goalkeeping of Hlu 44 pot out, Cookell took fire Sbing-iu kopt the score down wickets for 56.. Saturday afternoon at the Rosary half, when Butler, receiving from but St. Joseph's were weak in

The wedding took place on until halfway through the Grat they reason on the principle that and influence in trade and com-1 Church, Kowloon, the Kov, Fathor Mackleworth, wont in and beat front of goal. Robinson scored as their neighbours are working it essential that she should help F. Houghton and Misa Mario Chui Kwong-yueng did well on Wooldridge scored in the second merce, and her high ideals make Spada officiating, of Mr. Marcello the goalie with a well-placed shot. for the Surreys in this half, in the cause, why should they to guide the affairs of the outside Rosario, who was given away by the wing for South China but his trouble? Apart from the selfish Wales. It is not too much to say The bride was attired in white upon. H

world an woll as her own dos- her brother, Mr. L. G. Rosario.

word not improved aspect of this way of looking at that the world noods America's royal crepe charmeuse, trimmed upon. Humberstone was running OTHER GAMES. things thoro is the failure to help, and the sooner the United with orange blossoms and pear down in the penalty ares, and, the Encred Heart to make up a through whon ho was brought After waiting ten minutes for grasp the advantages of unity, policy in this regard, the botter od satin train. She carried placed the ball into the net. Unly team and Recreio

States departs from traditional beaded motif to finish and brocad-taking the spot kick himself, he full side, the game between that and it can be stated with por-will it bo for humanity at large. bouquet of white chrysanthemumis faulty shooting by the forwards menced on the Navy "A" ground. fect truth that the K.R.A.

and roses with tulle and streamer kopt the score down, for the Gosane early gave the Club the of white riboons, and was attend-

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of achieving its objects wore it

ed by the Misses E. and J. Itosario Surrey wore continually shoot-load and before the interval put and V. Langenborg.

ing at goal. At the interval the on another. Fuertes put them more representative of the com

The bridesmaide wore drosees Surrogs worn leading by two clear further ahead early in the second munity it sorvos, Nevertheless,

of Nile groen shot taffeta with goals.

half and Gosana scored again MAIL VAN V., TRAMCAR, the offorts of its officials, men

cream silk laço, and black volvot After the interval, the ball before the final whistle sounded..

seldom loft the South China: In the A collision between a motor!

Surreys Drums v. who are giving up valuable timo mail carrior and a tram oar was carried out by Mr. J. Barros, and three

The duties of best man were half and Hamberstone scored University match, Sophor was and energy to this honorary task witnessed at the Praya East this thoas of groomsman by Mr E.jin

moro goals. The first absent from the University side this half came of bottoring

from and throughout they played ten the social and afternoon, shortly aftor one Cordoiro.

Following the mara contro by Cornwall, who was mon only. The Drums were early gonoral conditions of the Kow-

riage ceremony, a reception was playing on the wing in place of attacking, but the defonce kept Tho radiator of the van was held at No. 11, Hart Avenue, and Charlesworth, the lastor dropping them out until nearing the in- loon residential areas, are bear-smashed as it hit the tram alator Mr and Mrs Houghton left to the inside position as Eaton terval when the Drums took the ing fruit, and steadily, if slowly, glancing blow whilst the driver for Macao and Canton, where the was resting, Humberstone taking lead. The Drums Improved in the membership of the Assool-an attempt to pass it.

was trying to clear the tram in honeymoon will be spent. The the ball on the run and sending the second half and Muffett ation is increasing. Perhaps a

bride's travelling drose was of red it into the net. The next was scoring three goals and Crockett civio sonso ta beginning to spread mission, whilst the tram had embroidery, with a white hat.

The van was put out of com-jersey silk with white silk braid the outcome of good work by one, they ran out winners by five

of its window panos

Mackloworth on the opposita goals to nil, couple among the community 43

wing, Humberstone doflecting the. Playing at Kowloon, smashed, wholo.

ball into the net with a fine Reserves boat St. Joseph's "3". At Rosary Church, Kowloon, header. The last goal was scored by three goals to one. St. Joseph's on Saturday, Sub-Inspector John from a well placed ground shot although playing ́ ́ ning Murphy was married to Miss with the defence standing still; only, started off_at_a_great. Maudlo Fitzpatrick, who recently evon Hlu made no attempt to paco and almuat -woofed in the arrived in the Colony from save. The final score was five opening minute. Fitzgerald, how- Ireland. The coromony

was goale to nil in favour of the over, opened, for Kowloon, but. Omar lavelled up before the inter- vol. In the closing half Kowloon The Burrays Reserves qualified through Millard and Fitzgerald,

ware always on top and scored “

The Club Reserves. 7. South.

4.

We do not require to refer in dotail to all that has been dono

by the K.R.A, during the past

HOCKEY.

MURPHY--FITZPATRICK,

JUNIOR SHIELD.

the

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your. Tho report traversos its The following will represent accomplishments sufficiently, the Hongkong Hockey Club A performed by the Very Rev. Fr. Surreys,

toam voraus 25th Heavy Battory, Spada. The bride was given Tho, striking feature about the R.A., at Sookunpoo on Tuesday away by Inspector Timothy matters tackled in their diversity. at 5.10 p.m. sharp-A. Bower, Murpby. Sergeant Michael Mur-to meet the Club de Recreio in and the most gratifying feature L. H. Koarno, H. C. Manamara, Phy acted as best man, and the the gooond round of the Shield China A match was wall con is the readiness with which the H. Rose, L. A. R. Duncan, G. R. After a quiet, reception at Yau- St. Joseph's on the Bookuspoo ended in a draw, one goal ill., L. R. Blacking, W. H. Look, H. brides maid was Miss Lysaught. Competition by winning against tested on the Club ground and various authorities concerned Vallack, Stewart, W.,.G. Gerrard mati Police Station, the happy ground by two goale to nil The Mill soorad for the Club and Pat have accaded to the requests for sud H. G. Gardner.

| couple departed for Macno. | first half was evenly contested, -Kam-hef for Bouth China, 18