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LAWN BOWLS.

· INTERESTING EVENTS AT TAIKOO RECREATION CLUE,

Season's Prizes Presented.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1925.

PISTOL MATCH.

COMPETITION BETWEEN HAWKINS, AND POLICE.

Navy Men Win.

PEKING DEMONSTRATION.

STUDENTS COOLIES AND

WORKERS PARADE

Communistic in Character,

IN ENGLAND NOW,

RACES ABANDONED FOR ·

FROST:

Kontor,

·

THE CHINA STATION. (J

RECENT APPOINTMENTS. R

The following appointments ware made by the Admiralty am London; November 28-The October 26-Comdr. Engre WA Manchester, races, including the Lewis to Holyhock; H. L. CantwaPA November handleap, have been to Yarmouth (on Argus paying ana The annual At Home of tho An interesting friendly pistol Peking, November 23-A man abandoned on account of frost and to Yarmouth (on commg) for Taikoo Recreation Club was held match between teams representing date issued accepts the resignation

duty on passage to Ching, unit to Hawkins (on recommg); F. W on Saturday, to wind up a very H.M.S. Hawkins, and the Police of Yeh Kang-cho and appoints

Towler to Yarmouth (on relies successful bowling season. During took place on the Kennedy Road Kung Hsin-chan-as aeting Minister

and for duty on passage home. the afternoon, six rink games were pistol range on Saturday, the, Huw-of Communicationa.

aroused misgivings among the more] O.B.E., recently In charge of

Commander W. Tinson.. played and the decision want hkine winning by a margin of, 67 To-day's demonstration had a timorous as to the likely favour of Talkce by five games to points.

conse-home survey, and formerly, com decidedly Communistic tendency, quéficos. "The immediate dissolu-manding the surveying ship Iro- one. On three rinks members of The practices were: Practice the students assembling bolig not tion of the Tariff Conference" was quofs in China, has joined the stat the Talkoo Sugar Refinery opposed I, Six rounds at 10 yards, appli- only Kuomintangites but also a one slogan prominently displayed of the Hydrographic Department members of the China Sugar Re-cation, Figure target; Practice large number of workers, ricksha this afternoon and finery, and in these games the Home 11, six rounds at 16 yards, appli- and other coolles.

the list of at the Admiralty as an Assistant No national Tuan Chi-jui's alleged

to the Hydrographer, Capt. H. P club were the wlaners by three cation; Practice III, six rounds at flags were observed, the students against the people was posted up.

crimes Douglas, C.M.G.) W games to nil The Craigongowor 15 yards in 15 seconde, grouping; carrying the Canton flag and the

With the approaching end of the· Cricket Club bowls players were Practice IV, six rounds walking workers red flags.

Pleading indisposition La Chung changes are announced in the al- surveying season in home. waters matched against the Home club from right to left from 20 to 15

lin refrained from attending the location of certain officers of the In these matches Taikoo were the yards; Practice V, six rounds at with stout sticks, and accompanied ceeded to discuss plans for the Comdr, C., R. Brent, formerly in

The workers were all armed gathering and the students pro- Hydrographic winners by two games to one,

Branch... Bieut- 25 yards, application....

by motor cara with doctors and next move which threatens to in- the surveying ship Iroquois on the

The demonstrators are clude an attack on the Chen Pao China Station, goes to the Bem Ow parading the streets and dis on account of its anti-communistic fort as second class surveyor. tributing pamphlets

demanding tendencies-Reuter, inter alia the overthrow of Tuan Chi-jui, to kill Chu Shen and shoot al traitors; to dissolve the Tariff Conference and arm all the people for a popular revolution and a real national conference. So far there is no violence-Reuter.

T.S.R. Stewart

McKechine

Stonn

J. S. 'Sloan

Senth

Maxwell

C.SIR,

..... Douglas.

Anderson McKellar

22 Fowler

Whitefard" Middleton Williamson

11

The following are the scores:--

I II III IV V Total Max. Points.....30 30 26 30 30 14

20 30 15 28 25 127 T. Shenton, H. Marling. .30 29 0.30 24 113 .20 20 10 10 27 305 .20 23 0 21 22:100 30 27 10 15 22 201 30.27 05 26 88

F. Gossett. A. Thoday.

Totals

177170 35 100 146 G37.

Hongkong Police.

Wynne .30 20 10 20 27 120

W. R. Scott. .30 29 10 23 24 116 S. C. Saunders....30 28 0-15 23

H. Page.

Matthews Muichend

L. Ring

24. McTavish

.C

Mitchell Boyle

Glen Thorburn

McCubbin

Forbes

Ferguson

Shaw..

Ferguson

16 Shaw

15

B.

(After an extra hond).

Taikoo Dock.

C.C.C.

Wotherspoon

Spinks

Itustell

Fisher

Khrus.

21 Sellwood

10

Chulmers Warnock

Neves

Abbas

Young

Wallace

26" Macfarlane "20

Muirhend Chapman... Weir

McLeyd

Too Many Clubs.

Brown

Rekl

Rosselet

Alves

Expina

Muskett

13 Basa

.

05

Turges.

'.

Demonstrators Tone Down. Peking, Nov. 20-This after noon's student demonstration for

+

as tr

for the duties of mess attendant.

In October, 1911, a grant of $10 a month was" authorised New Chief of Police.

extra meseing allowance' for the petty officers' messes of each of Peking, November 28-A man the river gunboats employed eni date issued last night accepts the the China Station, in which it was: resignation of Chu Shen and ap-found necessary for a native to points Tuan Chi-jui's aide-de-camp, be entered and paid by the meast General Wei Hei-ngwu as acting In February, 1921, the amount was Chief of Police. The whereabouts increased to $22. of Chu-Shen is unknown, but proved for the grant to be further

It is how ap some express the opinion he is re- increased to $24. a month as from fuging in the legation quarter. A March 8, 1925, and the rate of allowance will in future be fixed according to local labour condi- exceeds the equivalent of the pay tions, provided that in ho ease it, of an

officers steward or conk, fourth class."'..

1. R. Whant....,30 24 0 18 19 01

the purpose of receiving Lu Chung- strong cordon of Police surround W. T. Ritchie. ".28 30 0 8 14-83 E. A. Memdows.. 24 25 0 8 16 lin's reply to demands made wased the lcgation quarter last even not so largely attended as yester- ing with the object of preventing Totals)-172 155 20 102 123 672. day's gathering, probably because political refugees. from Seeing

yesterday's display of violence thither-Reuter.

Pairs Competition (2 Bowls),

presented by Mr. Risker),-1

| J. Laing and S. Stewart; 2 W

11 Wotherspoon and Chalmers; 3

Seath and Chapman.

Mr. J. Russell. Chairman of the

Special Prize of Set of Bowls

Club, presided at the presentation (presented by Messrs. Davie, Bong

of prizes and said that and Co.),-1 J. Ferguson"; 2 S. bowling in the Colony had Stewart.

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reached such astage when Non Prize Winners' Competi- clubs were 30 numerous that tion, (I'rize presented by Mr. G. M. it was impossible to house rinks Young) -1 . McKechine; 2 C front weach club. The Bowling Young; 3 J. Russell. Committee thought it would be n fitting manner to close the season with to team contests,

Silver Spoons Presented.

Mrs. Russell also presented Next year, he was optimistic silver spoons to the players of the enough to think. Thi-koo would winning rinks and amid much close their green as winuers of the laughter and applause handed the League versus the Rest, and al-wooden cup to the China. Sugar though Craigengewer said they Relinery as the losers of the con- had the whield as a fixture, they lest between the two refineries. would leave it at that He hoped Souvenirs, consisting of silver the fixture with the China Sugar photo frames, were also present- Refinery would become an interested to the following ladies who ing and pleasant annual domestic have been responsible for arrang- function.

ing and serving teas. during the Dowling in the Colony was the past season. Mrs. J. Sloan, functions held by the Club during steadily increasing and many Mrs. Muirhead, Mrs, Maxwell and found the exercise. Especially during the summer, of great, benefit to them. It was strange Tennis. Competition:-1 that the ladies had been so slow Moore; 2 J. McCubbin,

Mrs. Laing

to take up the sport and he strong- Billiards. Competition

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(Swire

ly recommended them to try if and Cup) C. Young; 2 T. Peter- possibly, they might see in the near son:" & R. Keown.

future ladies' championship games. Billiards Competition

(Car-

After expressing the hope that michael Cup) 1 R, Keown; 2 E.

the next season would be as suc-Moore. fi

cessful as the last the Chairman Best Break: J. McCubbin, called upon Mrs. Russell to pre- sent the various trophies and prizes.

The Prize Winners.

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Kowloon Defeat the Yacht Club.

In a bowling match between the Kowloon Bowling Green and the Yacht Club on Saturday, the Yacht was. defeated by '79 to 65, sented by Mr. Templeton)-1 J. Details:-, Ferguson; 2. Laing; 3 ft. Wallace. Yacht Club

Singles Handicap, (presented by Adey Mr. J. Reid)-1 J. Ferguson; 2 Jamie G. Morrison: 3 J. McCubbin,

Carpenter

Riak Competition, (presented by Witchell Mr. Greig and Mr.

Paton) - Keith Morrison, Grimes, Ward and Mat- Guy thews; -2. Young, Laing, War- nock and Crichtou.

Dixon Anderson Simpson Pairs Competition (4 Bowls), Shellshear presented by Mr. Hill)-1 ̊J. Fer- Goodman guson and S. Stewart; 2 James Miller Dixon Sloan and Scath; 3 John Sloan

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