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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1926.

KOWLOON CRICKET YANGISZE SITUATION,

CLUB.

YEAR'S ACCOUNTS SEVERELY

CRITICISED.

The annual meeting of the mem- bera of the Kowloon Cricket Club was held yesterday evening at the club house. The president, Mr. RE. Lindsell, was in the chair, and also present were the vice- president, Mr. E. Abraham, and Mr. J. C. Lyal, Mr. S. B. Green and Mr. F. G. Herridge, together with other members of committe.

· DOUBTFUL REPORT.

Shanghai, Bept. 17 The China Inland Mission hero is doubtful as to the validity of the Router report from Hankow saying the Wanbaion military have seized the mission quartors and are hold ing three British missionarios Ra Prisoners. The Mission is refusing to disclose the names of the threa stationed at Wanhsion becauso a Wanksien message of August 25 re- ported that everyone was safe. -Qur Own Correspondent.

French Gunboat Involved.

Shanghal, Sept. 17.

A Southern battery near Han

The chairman, in his review of the activities of the past year, addressed the meeting as follows: Despite the difficulties of hard times I think we may congratulate ourselves on another very successow fred on the Frend gunboar Valny on September 14, and the full Club year.

Valny returned the fire with its seventy-aves.

At cricket our teams played a large number of most enjoyablo matches and in the 1st. League our ist. XI ought to have finished in the 2nd, place but for a most un fortunate lapse in their last match.

Yang Sen Truculent.

A Japanese news agency wireg from Peking that General Yang Sen has informed the Chinesn Foreign Ministry that his troops and the people of Szechuan are re- solved to fight to the last ditch if a second expedition be sent to Wanhsien. He is now preparing against the expedition-Revter.

Feng's Remnants Surrender.

In this connection, I should like to say one word about practising, No game, whether it be cricket, bowls or tennis; can be played con- slatently well without constant práctice, and I desire to make an earnest appeal to all players to make a 'point in the coming 602- sor of getting some practice dür ing the week. But for faulty field- ing our place in the League would have been higher. I am glad to say the surrender of three divisions that several new members show-und two brigades of Feng Yu-, ing considerable, promise havo hsiang's former army-Reutor. joined us during the year and ouri prospects for the coming season' are very bright.

As regards Bowls, we can con- gratulate ourselves on now hav- ing about the best green in the Colony and our team on having zied with East Point for 1st place in the 2nd. League and I trust that' they will secure the championship in the play-off to-morrow. wish them luck" (applause).

We

At tennis, our 1st, team did very well in losing two matches only in the 1st League and the annual tournament attracted an excellent enfry. There was, however, un- ncessary delay in playing off ties and this has unduly prolonged the tournament.

Membership.

Peking, Sept. 17. The vernacular paper Hung Pao reports that the Shansi Gov- ernor, Yen Hsi-shan, has accepted

SHIP'S OFFICER ATTACKED.

SAVED BY PASSENGERS'

INTERVENTION.

(Qur Own Correspondent.)

Singapore, Sept. 17.

The Hylam boys of the K. P. M. steamer Plancius, attempted to attack the second officer, but some- of the passengers intervened. The officer was uninjured.

WINNING GOOD-WILL

With regard to membership, the numbers on the report might be is largely a matter of personality, taken at first glance, as indicat and personality is made up of ing a considerable decrease but mental and physical characteris the list has been carefully shroffed ties. You cannot be either and a number of members of whom physically or mentally at your nothing had been heard

best unless the internal machinery for a number I years is in regular working order, and have been crossed off: The list before you to-day represents more accurately than at any time before the actual membership of the Club.

So far as the Club house is concerned we all of course realise that it is not large enough for our needs but I am afraid I can hold out no hope of our getting any thing very much better for some years to ecme. Several months ago 1 interviewed the Colonial Secretary on the subject of the tenure of our ground and learned. from him that while so far as could be foreseen we should probably be left in undisturbed occupation for another five years, so soon as pros- perity returns to the Colony the Military Lands question will come up again and that the settlement of that question would involve our departure to fresh fields and pastures new. Hence it would be obvious folly to think of build- Ing" $50,000 of $60,000 club house, on any site on this ground which we might have to vacate without compensation in five years time.

I might add however that scheme of building a new tem-

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