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GREAT WINTER

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Commencing Saturday

October 31st

BIG BARGAINS

IN

EVERY DEPARTMENT

Yee Sang Fat Co.

RAYMOND

CONCRETE

PILES

TE, Q. 3740.

DRIVEN

BY THE HONGKONG EXCAVATION

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RIFLE SHOOTING.

HONGKONG RIFLE LEAGUE COMPETITION.

H.M.S. T1⁄4ania v. H.M.S. Hawkins, The above match was shot off at Stonecutters Range on Saturday, Dec. 6, and resulted in a win for H.M.S. Hawkins. The scores were as follows:

H. M. S. Hawkins. Name

P. O. H. Pagu Set. W. J. Atkins

200 600 800 Total. 32 31 25 68 20 30 28 28 31 22

87

A. B. L. Ring

Sgt. W. J. Shaw

26 27 27

.81 80

L. S. S. Trowbridge:

22 27 20

1.0. A. Lewry 25 25 24 P. O. A. C. Thoday 22 23 22 Caluar Sergt. W.

Gonnett

Totals:

20 23 26

22

201 222 203′ GAU

Plus G% for peep sights

734 H. M. S. Tilaaja. Name

200 500 600 Total. 4. R. W. Keymer 30 28 29 *87 Bryant 36 28 24

22 25

A. B.

Mne, Firth

Sig. Harper

Sto. Farrell

Mne, Vince

A1

A. B. Hammond 19

Cpt. Kier

!

*Peep sight.

Totals:

19

#

41

BU

7

7.1

62

50

219 205 127 BOG

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925.

KOWLOON MATTERS.

RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION

DISCUSSIONS.

The Children's Playground. The usual monthly meeting of the Kowtoon Residents' Association; was held at St. Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon, the President, Mr. W. S. Balley, in the chair.

Children's Playground.--As only a strip of ground along Chatham) Road and not the full arca further back from the road had been pre-. pared by Government, the President is to interview the Hon. Colonial Secretary upon the matter with, a view to obtaining for the children | the full area for which the Associa-1 tion bad asked the Government.

Dangerous Cycling by Youths in Kowloon.-A letter was reath from the C. S. P. that this practice wus not confined to Chinese and the. Hon. Secretary was instracted to write the C. S. P. that the Assocla- tion complaint included all offen- ders, against whom, heavier penal- ties should be devised,

Numbering of Houses in Kow- loon. The Hon. Secretary AV:ZH instructed to again write the Gov-1 ernment on specific instances of confusion

this subject, giving numbering, with consequent all-

H.M.S. Iroquois v. H.M.S. Hawkins, The above match was shot off al Stonecutters Range on Saturday,noyance in wrong deliveries or non 12th. Dec., and resulted in a win deliveries of lettors, ute.

for H.M.S. Hawkins. The scorce Kowloon Hospital-The were as follows:

Name

H. M. S. Hawkins.

Sgt. W. J. Shave

P. O. II. Page

P. O. A. Lowry Colour Sergt. W.

Hon.

Secretary to write the Government

200 500 600 Total respectfully requesting date of

30 30 33

KO 30 30

10 30 29 NE

28

27

Gossett P. O. A. C..

C. Thodiy 27 29 27

A. B. L. Ring 27 30 20 L. S. S., Trowbridge 25 26 Sgt. W... Atkins 24 26 25

Totals:

Name

22326 885)

221 232 215 868

H. M. S. Iroqnois.

200 500 600 Total

A. B. F. J. Houre 25 30

26

P. O. C. Stace

S. P. O. A. Patten 20-24

A. B. E. Lobb A. B. E. Webb

A. H. H. Hawker A. B. W. Barnes 10. G. Vincent

Totals:

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8885823

17

25 25

76

76

73

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65

18 22 21

$!

20

91 12

2J 21

2.1

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20 21

187.195 176 569

opening of this Hospital,

PASSENGERS.

DEPARTED.

Per s. 9. President McKinley fur Manila, December 15-Mr. H. W. Benjamin Miss Marian Carter, L. and Mrs. J. B. Daniels, Master J. B. Daniels, Mr. R. V. French, Lt. Mrs. A. S. Folz, Miss Derothy Pulz, Miss Majory Folz, Mrs. W. A. GR- mare, Mr. li. J. Giugni, Mr. and Mrs.

R.

J. R. Hinterman, Mrs. Helen Hull, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Isserson, M. H.

D. Macauley, air. Jerome Mares, 1 and Mrs. W. B. McCain, Master W. E. McCain, Miss Nellie McCain, Ensigu R. E. Nelson, Mr. M. P. Rivers, Mr. A. A. Simon, Lt: and Mrs. R. S. Savin, Lt. Comdr. H. F. Tribou, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Massee, Mr. A. W. Brady, Mrs. H. Brockstadt, Mrs. A. Meyer, Master.

THE NORTHERN STRUGGLE, A. Meyer, Miss it. Montinalo, Mr. J.

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MOVEMENTS,

Tokyo, Dec. 15.

W. Hommingestad, Captain A. Breede, Miss Sarah Goldberg. Mr. Neitham- mer, Mr. W. Neithammer, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. deltonso, Miss V. Hael fonso, Master L. Ildefonso, Bluster B. Idelfonso, Mi Adam C. S. Morton, It is learned from the War Mr. Go Tin, Mrs. A. W. Brady, Mrs. Mr. Chan Ho, Mr. Chan Shing Wan, Ofice that part of the troops Lee Shee, Miss Poon Sho. Nui, Mr. from Korea have already E. McCann, Mr. Henry Uy Chal left for Manchuria and the re- Yee, Mr. B. Gulabrai, Mr. N. Kishin- mainder are following Immediately, chard.

voris, Ducember 10-Sir Edward and

but the troops. from Kurume are Pers. Patrartus for Europe viz probably not leaving till the 18th. Lady Pearce, Mr. R. B. Noorhead, It is understood that the troops Mr. and Mrs. II. Moore, Mr. Batler, Mr. and Mrs. Misa

from Korea corisist of infantry and Mr. W. J. Shaul, Miss Freda artillery only, whereas those from Theodor, is Margery

Kurume form composite brigade of all anms under Major General Inelis.

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Mr.

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