1926-11-04 — Page 9

THE

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

WORLD SPORT

SATURDAY'S BOXING

TOURNEY.

STRONG PROGRAMME AND KEEN CONTEST.

[BY, "WANDERER"]

REPRESENTATIVE

FOOTBALL.

ARMISTICE DAY CHARITY

MATCH.

A representative game between "The Services" und "The Rest" is to be played on Armistice, Day, The fact that no fewer than four Thursday next week, the Hong- Imperial Services champions will kong Football Association, na in be on view at the City Hall of former years, having decided to Saturday night, when the Hong-devote the proceeds to charity. kong Boxing Association holds its first tournament of a new season, is sufficient to Indicate the strength of the programme which is to be submitted for the delectation of local fight fans.

The venue will be the Club ground, Happy Valley, and the match is timed for 4 pm, sharp.

The following cleven has been selected to represent "The Rest":

TO-DAY'S IMPORTANT BUDGET DEBATE.......

(Continued From Page 12.)

$230,000 at Kowloon Point, but I would like to deal with this mat- ter more fully. It naturally 'hus. a bearing on the future tran- sport system in Kowloon and calls for a reference to the contem- plated vehicular ferry service. There has been speculation as to whether it is proposed to leave this now ferry partly or entirely to private enterprise, and as there is nothing in the Estimates for next Year it must be the latter, unless the Government have decided to later date. defer any expenditure on it until-a'

ornment will hasten its plans for I trust that the Gov- the inauguration of this service.

TRAMS OR BUSES? ·

Turning now to the motor bus services, the Government should settle on a definite policy. A few months ago, in reply to a question I asked in this Council, I was told that the Government considered it Clark (Police); Wheeler (Ków. unnecessary to engage an expert Perhaps it is not strictly cor- loon) capt and Wynne (Police); from England to advise on the most rect to call them Imperial Service McKelvic (Kowloon), Stewart suitable type of vehicle, and, fur- champions, but Ewin, Cartlidge, (Club), and

Yuk-ying ther, that considerable experience Lam McManus and Unterwood have all (Chinese

Xavier of local conditions would be requir- won L.S.B.A. championships in re-(Recreio), Howard (Club), Gosanoid Before such expert would be in cent years, while it is an under (Recreio), Suen Kam-shun a position to give valuable assist- statement to say merely that they (Chinese Athletic), and Chan ance. And yet there is nothing to' "will be on view,"

Kwong-u (Chinese Athletic). indiente the Government has Reserves: Hudson (Police), made. much progress in the

AIX Watson (Club), Hayes (Kowloon) | Inst

year, .and the fruits of the Government's de- und Fuertes (Recreio).

liberations are not to be expected for another three years.

The Ewin-Cartlidge contest for the welterweight championship of the Colony, and the G. M. Young Bell, over fifteen rounds, will as- Buredly be something more than | ah "exhibition" of two ex-Imperial Services". champions. Cartlidgo

has u defeat at Ewin's hands which he is keen to wipe out, and since he must have "got a line". on his opponent's methods in the

Athletic);

The team will play in white..

M.C.C. ARGENTINE TOUR.

course of their previous affray, TWO CHANGES IN THE TEAM. aome real action is likely to be.

ввел.

Ewin is confident of his ability to repent, and his physical advantage, height and reach throw the balance in his favour.

In 1920, the Government favour- ed motor buses, in 1921 and 1923 tramways, and in 1924 motor buses again. I understand that while. the plans matured, some buses, wore to be allowed to operate, and that that is the position to-day, except that, provided a suitable type of London, Nev. 3. vehicle is put on the roads, they will Major Isherwood (Sussex) be permitted to run for at loust and Mr. T. Pillington (the Old three years more. Does this indic Etonian) will replace Mr. A. Wato a change from the policy an Carr and Mr. N. Haig in the nouneed in the Gazette of 28th M.C.C. team, which is to tour the Murch, 1994, in replies to questions Argentine during the winter asked in this Council?

REPUTATIONS AT STAKE. Loading Telegraphist Under wood, of H.M.S.W. Woolston, is anReiter., entirely fresh face, but he comes with a "splendid reputation, and are as follow: Baker, of the Hermes, his opponent the

well-known Ldg. Seaman

In a 10 rounds lightweight battle, will need all his courage and ability to take his gruel, Baker has been improving with every public exhibition, and it may be expected that he will not allow bla adversary to have matters all his own way. Da

The other members of the team

Mr. P. F. Warner (Middlesex)

captain.

Mr. F. T. Mann (Middlesex), Lord Dunglass (Middlesex). Mr. G. O. Allen (Middlesex). Mr. J. C. White (Somerset). Captain Stainyforth (Army). Mr. M. F. Jewell (Worcester).

The passengers "carried by the Star Ferry Company have Increns- ed very largely during the past few In September last there years.. were 3,500 season tickets issue, which is an increase of 114 per cent. over the same period in 1920; other first-class

averaged passengers 5,000 per day, an increase of 113 per cent.; third-class 9,000, an in- crease of 32 per cent although 3,000

Mr. G. R. Jackson (Derbyshire).less than two years ago. Captain Jameson (Hempshire). Mr. H. P. Milés.

LOCAL HOCKEY.

I know Marine Hills rather bet ter than I do Cpl. McManus, the fourth man with .a reputation. Els was fighting in the Novices' class when first I had the pleasure of witnessing this pro- mising youngster in action. He is going stronger than ever since his. return from, the

The following will represent the Mediterranean, but in McManus, on reputation alone, he has bitten Club "A" against the Hongkong

TO-MORROW'S GAME,

This question of communications"! is of primary importance to a growing city like Kowloon; rapid, comfortable, cheap, and adequate transport is absolutely necessary to distribute the population and ease the congestion in the central- dis tricts.

·

It is to be hoped that in making the alterations at Kowloon, Point the Government is provuling for the development of the future, whe- ther that will be trams, railless

off a large quantity. His end- and Singapore Bdge., R.A, on cavour to chew will be watched Marina ground, Kowloon, on with more than ordinary interest. Friday, at 5 p.m. sharp:-T. W. trams, or buses; and 1 ask that the

LIVELY BOUT ANTICIPATED.

Speaking of "humdingers,"

idoas of the Government be laid Southam, W. A. Nowers, L. M. Sbefore this Council at an early date Lloyd, G..Rankin, T. P. Saunderson (Capt.), White, F. G. L. Wheeler, and an opportunity given for dis-, J. Middleton Smith, L. A. Rcussing them.

i

LOCAL CRICKET."

STEAMER SEARCHES.

which I wasn't, the six-rounder Duncan, W. H. Newman, and involving a clash between Stoker Nicholls, Thomson Kid Stoker Morrel i

I am not satisfied that the Im- likely to provide one of the live-

ports and Exports Office fully justí- llest bouts of the evening." Strong

fas the large expenditure incurred.. Will the Government state (1) the powerful fighters both, they have been clamouring for champion-

estimated cost for the year for phips for ages. Merrel in The following will play for the the branch responsible for scurch- orevious appearances has wasted HK.C.C. 2nd XI v. Kowloon 2nd ing steamers for opium and illegal nuch time and energy in "slap- XI, on Saturday, November, at drugs; (2) the number of seizures ing" when he might have punch 2.15 at Kowloon--P. Jucks, H. J. of (a) opium, (b) other drugs, this ed with equal facility, and unless Armstrong, J. D. Crawford, A. J. year and in the preceding two years he has got out of the habit, I do Tazeland, R. K. Hepburn, F. B. where Officers have acted entirely mt favour his chances against the Jones, Lt. Col. E. D. Matthews," on their own initiative; (3) ap- forceful Ambrose man.

S. J. Stanesby, H. J. V. R.Steveri-proximately the number of searches carried out under such conditions? son, C. Wales and J. R. Way.

Finally, I wish to associate iny- EXCHANGE RATES.self very strongly with the protest made by the Senior Unofficial Mem- ber against the way the Military Rugby, Nov. 3.

..148 Contribution is calculated. It is 34.84 most unreasonable, that, when the $12.11%

visited by such Colony is .20,38

storm 18 EX- 16.23 a

perienced last July, we should

20 cents .2.17/32 45.25/32 every dollar spent in making good 2/6 the damage. I feel sure, Sir, that .2/0.9/32 it only requires representations in 4.84.11/14 the proper quarter to have this mat- 2518 ter put right. All revenue, re- .112% quired for reparation purposes in .18.14

.19.95 respect. of extraordinary damage 163 should be exempt from assessment 163% .81.94% for Military Contribution.

Warder Grant, who meets A. B. Mirrel, is the ex-Surreys feather- waight, and should, account for the Cirlisle man. PHO. Meen will try conclusions with Telegraphist Baker and a keen fight is guaranteed. Meen has improved Brussels considerably since his last bout, it Amsterdam is said. If he has cured himself Berlin of a hesitancy. in: following-up there will be little to criticise.

THE PROGRAMME,

The programme is appended: WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP (16 EDS.)

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A. B. Ewin, (Hermes) v. S. P. 0. Cartlidge (Naval Yard). LIGHTWEIGHT CONTEST (10 RDS.)

L/S Baker (Hermes) v. L/Tel. Underwood (Woolston),

MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTEST (6 RDS.)

Sto. Thomson (Ambrose) v. Sto." Morrel (Hawkins).

FEATHERWEIGHT CONTESTY (6 RDS.)

"Cpl. McManus. (Hawkins) "Marino Hills (Hermes);

Paris

Copenhagon Vionna Helsingfors Lisbon

Afres

New-York Geneva Milan Stockholm Prague

disastrous

34.8434

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6.25/32

1/5.7/10

for

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER

THE

INTERPORT

Bats selected for us by an Expert.

HAVE ARRIVED FROM

GUNN & MOORE

Ex S.S. "KARMALA"

&

We have the JACK HOBBS

BATTING PADS

Lane, Crawford,

SPORTS SPECIALISTS.

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The following is the list of la ca harouotations issued to-day-

Banks,

Hongkong, $1167170 sa

b. Mrtered, a £21 Chorcantile A. & B., 4291 n. Mercantile C., £134. n.

P. and O., £94 by East Asia, $84. "n.

Marine Ins.

Canton Ins., $630 b. China Underwritors; $1.50 b North China, Tls. 145 n.

b. Union Ins., 296). Yanetsze Ins., $36 b.

Fire Ths.

ន.

'China Fires, $200 Hongkong Fire, $610 b.

"Shipping Douglases, $291 Steamboats, $29

b. Tugs, $2 Indo-Chinas,' (Prof.) $30. Shell Trans., 90/- n. Star Forrios, $67 Waterboate, $15

Refineries. China Sugars, $26 b. Malabons, 330 n.

Mining.

Benguets, $1.50 n.

Kailans, 38/- 8:

Langkats, Tis. 284.

8.

b.

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Ltd.

1926.

THE HO HONG BANK, LTD.

(Established 1917.) Capital.

Authorised Cap!CA) isaved

Paid-up

Recervo Liabilities of Phare-

hpkl

Surplus

$26.600.000 4,600,000

# 4,400,808

4,000,000 ..1,227,033

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$25 GIVEN AWAY.

"TELEGRAPH" FOOTBALL

COMPETITION.

The Hongkong Telegraph offers a prize of $25 to the reader who sends in the greatest number of correct forecasts (provided that number is eight or more) of the English and Scottish Football League matches (to be played on Saturday next, November 6th) set out in the coupon below. No goal scores are required; only forecasts showing wins or draws. All en tries must reach this office net later than noon on Saturday, No- [vember 6th.

The competition is run in ac- S'hai Exploration, TiB. 4.80 b..cordance with the rules published Shanghai Loans, Tis. 9.00 b. Raube, $41 Tronoha, 68 b. Ural Caspians, 8/-. n.

Decks, etc. Kowloon Wharves, $1256 n. Whampoa Docks, $59 s Hongkews, Tls. 1771 Now Engineerings, Tis. 6 60.b. Shanghai Dooks Tis. 126 b Lands, Hotels, etc.

in the Telegraph during the weeks ended. October 9th and 16th, 1926.

H and S. Hotels, $10 s. HK. Lands, $65.

b. Realtys, $6. Territorials, $4. Humphreys, $16. B. Princes Bldgs, $89 Rural Lands, $i} n

Cotions. Ewos Cottons, Tis. 10.20. b. Orientals, Tls, 3.10 b. S'hai Cottone, Tis. 54. Buses, Trums. China Busos, $91 b. Tramways, $247 Peak Trams, old) $157 p. S'pore Tractions 15/9 n. Taxis, $28.

BD

Miscellaneous, Amusements, $13.75 b, Canton Ices, $5. Coments (Comb.)$112 China Lights, $21. ... Chinr Prov, $5.40 6,0 Constructions, $1. Dairy Farms, $19 n. Dor A. Wing, $69. H'kong Electrics, $64 Maono Electrics, 835 n Ropes (Comb.) $26 s. Lane Crawfords, $8.

Mackintosh, $193

Sincores, $98. United Asbestos, $20 Watsons $14.50 Powolla. $68

SA.

Joy Town

Madrid Rio Bombay Hongkong Silver (spot) Silvor (forward).

1/11/ .24.9/10 24, 9/16 British Wireless.

M Henri Albers, the French operatic singor, has died at the age of 60, after a short illness. Born in Holland, he made his first ap

NOW

OPEN

AT

WHITEAWAY'S

Warder Grant A. B. Mirrolpearance ar Mephistopheles in a (Carlisle);

WELTERWEIGHT CONTEST (6 RDS.)

P. O. Meen (Suba). v... Tol. Baker (Moth)..

Dutch threatre in 1889, but he came to Paris in 1891. He also sang in classic operas at French. provincial centres, as well as in London and in America.

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Matches to be played' on No- vember 6th:

Cardiff, C. Derby C. Liverpool

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Strike out the teams which you think will lose, but make no marks. in respect of mates which you think will be drawn..

Before sending in your coupons,. keep a list of your forecasts.. Compare these later with the pub lished results of the matches, and if you find that you have eight or more correct, send in a claim to the prize,

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