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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THE WORLD SPORT

THE POLICE DEBUT.

R.A. SCORE A 4-1 VICTORY.

[BY "WANDERER"]

Though not at full strength for their first league match yesterday, the police held the Royal Artillery for the greater part of the game, and it was not until Hudson made changes in the defence, going contre-forward himself, that the R.A. put the result beyond doubt, The Police at no time played like, a winning team, but the defence, stood the pace:so-well that when Lacey had scored a elever, goal to nullify Sargeant's first goal for the R.RA, it appeared likely that they would force a draw.

WYNNE PAYS PIPER, Wynne, whose miskick was primarily responsible for the first goal, conceded the second, in the second half, in an almost similar fashion, Harris netting. Two goals from two errors were a severe penalty to Wynne, for otherwise he played a splendid game. Subsequently in an effort to get the equaliser, the team was changed, and the R.A. had scope

MACAO SPORT.

"CICALA" FOOTBALLERS.

AN INVESTITURE.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE CEREMONY.

Yesterday evening an Investi. ture was held at Government House at which His Excellency, the Governor Invested Miss F. C. Woó and the Rov, H. R Wells with the | fnalgnia of the M.B.E, and O.B.E.

The investiture" was at a re- ception following a dinner at which the recipients had been the guests of honour..

His Excellency" and Lady Cle menti received their gueste in the The visit of H.M.S. Cicala to lounge leading to the Ball Room, Macau provided an opportunity for Captain C. H. Steele, M.C., A.D.C., two football matches, the blue having previously set them at the Jackets playing a team from the main entrance. The guests then Portuguese cruiser Republic on assembled in the Ball Room, Mem- Saturday and the local A. D. M.bers of the Most Excelleney Or- der of the British Empire, as fol team on Sunday.

lows, then grouped themselves an At Saturday's game, the com- manders of the Cleala and the Re-the dais awaiting His Excellency'a

arrival. publica were presunt, and an ex- cellent match resulted, the British team being rather superior and winning by 3 goals të 1.

INTERESTING. TENNIS.

Commanders.-Sir Henry Cow- per Gollan Kt, KC, Captain R. Elleof R., N.

Officers. Mr. Chaloner Gren- ville Alabaster, K.C., O.B.E., Mr.. Georgo, Duncan, O.B.E., the Hon. Mr. Charles McIlvaine Messer, 0.B.E., Lt.-Cdr. Purdon, O.B.E., R.N., Lt. Col. S. Boylan Smith, D.S.O., O.B.E., M.B., R.A.M.C., Major G. L. Peterson, 0.B.E., RAS.C., Bt. Major G.C. Roberts, v.C., D.S.O.,.0.B.E., M.C., Major L. J. Lightfoot, O.BE., R.A.P.C.

Promoted by Mr. F. J. Gellion, the President of the Foreign Lawn Tennis Club, a match took place on Saturday and Sunday between that Club and the Military Club. There was a large gathering pre: sent; including, the comander and officers from H.M.S. Cicala and a large number of local ladies.

Members. Dr. Joseph Burt- Hospitality was lavishly dispensed, lett Addison, M. B. E., Ar and the function was an extremely

James Arthur Edward Bul-

M.B.E.

enjoyable one, whilst some good lock, M. B. E.. 1.5.0., D.C. M. tennis was seen. The result was Mr. Gaston Pacrose de Martin a victory for the Foreign Lawn Tennis Club by six events to three. M.B.E, Mr. Francis John de Rome, At the close of the match on Sun-M.B.E. Mr. Robert Sutherland with a wankened defence, goals day, the Macao champions gave an young, M.B.E., Capt. and Qr. Mr. M.B.E., Mr. George Macdonald Being added by Rende, with a excellent display in an exhibition wonderful shot from 40 yards as-game. The results of the two W. E. Squire, M.B.E. R.A.M.C., sisted by the wind, and by Pulford, days matches were:

Captain M.G. O'Leary, MR.E., Lt. who left Clarke helpless with n

Saturday-MacNeice and Haw-and Qr. Mr. C. H. Atkins, M.B.E., fast cross shot.

kina lost to Leite and Beca by 6/1, R.A.S.O., Lt. G. Garron-Williams 6/1, defeated Costa and Vidigal 6/3, 6/4 and lost to the same fair 1/6; Coastes and Sparrow lost to Leite and Beca 4/6, 5/7, beat the same pair 6/3, and defeated Costa and Vidigal 6/2, 6/2: Bingham and Hogendorg beat Sra. Sousa Affonso and Rossa 6/3, 6/2.

Sunday. Coates and Sparrow bent Drs. Affonso and Rossa 6/4, 6/2; MacNeice and Hawkins de feated Drs. Sousa Affonso and Rossa S/6, 6/2; Bingham and Hogendorp beat Vidigal and Cesta 3/6, 12/10, and lost. to Leite and Beca 8/1, 6/1,

If the Police had five good for- wards they would have a team, for the defence displayed very few flaws. Oram, at left half, excelled himself, being easily the best play er in the Police team. He played havoc with the pretensions of Pulford for the greater part of the game, and time and again forced himself through the R.A. defence in an effort to make up for the deficiencies of the men in front of him. Britain and Hudson were little behind Oram in effectiveness, but the latter committed an error of judgment in,leaving his position for the centre-forward berth.

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Alongside Wynne, Byron showed up well in the opening half, but was shaky towards the end after LOW PRICES FORS ROBINSON ballooning a couple of balls into the high wind, apparently losing confidence. Clarke had no chance

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"TELEGRAPH FOOTBALL

"The Reverent. Herbert Rich- HEAD OFFICE)-SINGAPORE,

Branches, Aganales and Corrapondant ta mond Wells first came to Hong-the principal line of the world. kong under the auspices of the

Every description of Banking and Exchange Miss Woo's Work,

beldes transfed, London Missionary Society in the His Excellency, attended by year 1886, and he has given 40 Capt. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, A.D.C., years of service to the Chinese then arrived and mounted the dais people. Since 1900 he has been and immediately afterwards "God permanently stationed in Hong- dave the King" was played. A kong, and has done valuable edu- procession was then formed head-cational work in this Colony. The ed by Capt. C. H. Steele, M.C., A.D.C., bearing the insignia of the M... on a red cushion, followed by Miss F. C. Woo supported by Lady Clementi M.B.E. on the right, and Mrs. Hickling M.B.E. on the left. The procession advanced to wards His Excellency, Capt. Steels moved to the right and the Ladies curtseyed.

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COMPETITION.

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numerous Schools of his Society in Hongkong, Kowloon and the New Territories have been his special charge. He took a prominent part The Hongkong Telegraph offers in the inauguration of Ying Wa prize of $25 to the reader who College, and was responsible for sends in the greatest number of the organisation of ts Chinese correct forecasts (provided that studies. The education of girls in number is eight or more) of the the New Territory owes much to English and Scottish Football his efforts and personal interest. League matches (to be played on His Excellency then said:

A keen student of the Chinese Saturday next, October 23rd) set "Miss Foonyee Catherine Woo language he has attained an ex-out in the coupon below. No goal was born in Hongkong and educat ceptional mastery of Cantonese scores are required; only forecasts ed at Fairlea and the CM. S. colloquial and is deeply read in showing wins or draws. All en- Girls' High School: In 1912 she the Chinese classica. As

tries must reach this office not went to England and pursued her tive and conscientious member of later than noon on Saturday, Oc studies with success at Chapham the Board of Examiners, and as or

tobar 23rd. High School, at Cherwell Hall, Ox-ganiser and controller of Chiness The competition de run in ac-. ford, and at the Cheltenham Ladies Studies and Translation work incordance with the rules published College, where she took a special Queen's College for n number of in the Telegraph during the weeke "Ta 1616 she returned to Hongkong year, he has given valuable ser-anded October 9th and 16th, 1926. and became Headmistress of St.

vice to the Education Department. Paul's Girls' School.. Under her The properties put up were res brilliant administration the School tain extent Reade, the K.A. are not pectively Section F of Inland Lot has grown in numbers from 50 to a team of stars, but they are per- 717 with the buildings thereon,

known as No. 14e Robinson Road, over 400, and its progress in other sistent vigorous players with a penchant for snapping up oppor- Section G of the same lot with the respects also has heen remarkable tunities. Sheath was favoured by buildings thereon known as No. For some years she has been at fortune on two occasions, but he 14d Robinson Road and the Re-work on a scheme for a new school got through much good work maining Portion of the same lot building which is now nearing

with the buildings thereon known completion.. while the two backs left little to as 14e Robinson Road. The area. chance.

of each lot was slightly over 1,200 fect, at an Annual Crown Rental of $1.00 and held for a term of 009

with either shot, and he brought off some marvellous saves, princip ally from Leach, the clever RA centre-forward, who had bad luck in not scoring on at least two oe- casions.

Apart from Leach, and to a ̈cer-

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

CLUB H.M.S. HERMES.

There will be a Rugby match be- tween a team from H.M.S. Hermes and the Hongkong Rugby Football Club at King's Park, Kowloon, on Thursday, kick-off 5.30 p.m.

The H.K.R.F.C. will play in yel- low and black. The following have been selected to play for the Club Summers; Wales,

and

There was a poor attendance at Messrs. Lammert's Auction Rooms yesterday, when property situated at Robinson Road was put up in three lots. Each lot elicited one bid only above the opening price of $10,000.

years from 1861.

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course in school management.

A Big Debt.

"Miss Woo has enthusiasm, sym- rathy and tenacity of purpose, The education of Chinese girls in this Colony owes much to her.

Vernacular. Noral Schools. the formation of Vernacular Nor "He played an important part in mal Schools, and in the compila tion of Hongkong Chinese School readers. In 1921 he was a mem- ber of the Commission appointed to investigate the Industrial Em- ployment of Children, and in the present year he has been serving on the Board of Education. It is my ainoere hope that, when a Chin ese Faculty is established as part of the Arts School in the Hong- kong University. Mr. Wells, may

The lots opened at $10,000 each, with bids of $200 acceptable. Lots She was one of the first members join that Faculty and assist in ite One and Three were disposed of to of the Ministering Children's organization upon sound lines. Mr. Fung Woin with a single bid | League in Hongkong and to-day "A man, of inflexible integrity, at the minimum and Lot Two to she is one of its keenest suppor-high attainment, and unselfish Mr. Man Foo at the same price. tors. Active in Church work, she zeal, the educational influence of took a prominent part in starting Mr. Wells in the Colony has been the Hongkong Chinese Y. W. C. A. profound. I speak from personal She is now organizing the first experience; for, when I first came EXCHANGE RATES.

Chinese company of Girl Guides and she is a member of the Exe to Hongkong as a cadet, Mr. Wella was one of my examiners in Chin- Rugby, Oct. 18.

cutive Committee of the Girl -167%

ese, and later on I had the privilege. ..178 Guides Association in Hongkong.

of being one of his colleagues in .12.13 Misa Woo's influence has been the Board of Examiners. It is, wholly good and is of great value therefore, a very special pleasure to the Colony. She is the first to be the means of transmitting to 102% Chinese lady in Hongkong to be Mr. Wells the insignia of the Or 2.17/32 admitted into the most excellent der to which as a recognition of 45% Order of the British Empire, but faithful and distinguished ser- she joins a goodly fellowship of vice he has been appointed by His

Majesty the King."

Paris Brussels Morrison; Hoare, Lammert, Easter- Amsterdam brock and Ralph; Millar (Capt.), Berlin ... Beveridge, Lee, Foster, Carter, Mc-Copenhagen Intyre, Stevenson, M. Garrod. Vienna Referee.-A. N. Other.

TENNIS CHAMPION-

SHIPS.

MEN'S DOUBLES FINALS.

London, Oct. 18.' Playing at the Queen's Club, in the covered courts tennis cham plonships final, Messrs. Crola Rees and Eumes, beat the Indiane, Messrs. Slcom and A. H. Fyzen 6-3, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3.-Router.

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Brating members of the Order

25.11 here resident who will, I know, re- 116ceive her with acclamation as one 18.18 of themselves. I am happy to be 19.84% the means of presenting to Miss -10% Woo the insignis of the Order to 683/64 she has been tinted by 1/6. 15/16 Hi Mindesty the King."

1/10% The Chief Justice, Sir H. Gollan

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The Chief Justice, Sir H. Gollan then read the Warrant from His Majesty the King appointing the Rev. H. R. Wells to be an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. His Excellency

then invested the Rev. H. R. Wells:

with the O.B.E. and Mr. Wells and

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24.3/10 then read the Warrant from His his supporters took their post-think will lose, but make no marke 24.1/16 Majesty the King appointing Miss British Wirelesą,

Woo to be a Member of the Most tons on the dala on the right in respect of matches which you Excellent Order of the British Eir of His Excellency. "God save the think will be drawn. Pernambuco, Oct. 18. pire. His Excellency then inveat King" was again played, and With the object of relieving the ed Miss Woo with the M.B.E. brought the ceremony to an end: Solos were rendered by Mrs. There were about 300 guests Womack and Mrs. Bowes Smith, Lord Salisbury, Lord Privy Seal, crisia in the sugar industry due and both Miss Woo and her sup- who la on a vialt to Canada, was on to over-production, a sugar com- porters proceeded to their places present and at the conclusion of both of whom were in excellent the ceremonies, a most enjoyable voice, whilst Mr. Bowes Smith con his arrival at Calgary, Alberta, bine la planning to dump a million on the dals on the left of H. E. created Chief Eagleplume of the bags of sugar in Europa at a loss, 10 Years' Service informal hour was spent by those tributed a much-appreciated Earccee tribe of Indians, 197 thereby increasing the home prices. Procession No. 2 was then form present, during which refresh pianoforte solo. The accom Router's American Service,ed headed by Lieut. A. J.L. Whyte puts were, served and a delight panists were Mr. F. Mason and

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