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The local cricket season is fast drawing to a close and it looks as if early April will see the curtain rung down. There are one or two postponed matchos to be played off, otherwise the programme will end with the Winners v Rest match,
in both divisions, on March 26th.
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With the withdrawal of the Royal Engines & Signals from the Senior League, the number of teams competing in this section has been brought down to the level of those in the Junior Division (10) Clubs each). The rule governing the withdrawal of a Club competing in the Longue is very explicit, and in the case of the R.E. & S. who have scratched more
than one fourth of their matches, it can probably be taken for granted that the three games that they have played would be considered null and
void.
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NG SZE-KWONG IN FORM.
RUGBY FOOTBALL.
CLUB v. TITANIA AND
SUBMARINES.
The Hongkong Football Club and H. M. S. Titania and attached Sub- marines will meet in a rugby football match at Happy Valley on Thursday. nt 5.30 p.m., the teams lining up as follows:
Hongkong Football Club.-. J. Armstrong: G..P. Lammert, A. C, 1. Bowker, King, Pritchard; Wales, Mc- Kay:
Millar, Foster, Akoburst, Truyos, M.-Smith, Beveridge, Proes,
Garrard,
H. M. 9. "Titania."-Llaut. Duncan (L2), Billings (L), Lieut. Reeves BRILLIANT EXHIBITION IN (Titania); Keblewhite (L2), Rhodes Turnbull (L.20);
DOUBLES.
Lieut.
(L.19); Lieut. Charsley (1.7); Lieut. Studholme, (L.10); (Titania), Lieut.. Hodgkinson
Lieut. Gould
(1.3),
thing of his old championship (L2),
Ng Sze-kwong showed воме-
Licut, Edwards for when partnering his bro-Acott (142), Macdonald (L3), West Major C. Willson and G. R. Sayer ther, Ng Sze-chrong against (20), Rippington (L2)
Referee: Mr. S. J. Jordain, in the Open Doubles Champion- ship on the Cricket ground yester- day. He gave a brillant ex hibition, placing the ball with wonderful accuracy, either hand, and shling particularly in overheat game.
his
CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
The Civil Service pair were de- THE LATEST CHANGES. feated in straight sets, winning only five games; and the superb
Captain H. Gifford, of the Sheng play of Ng Sze-kwong accounted king. Is on almost entirely for their heavy McDowell, of the Hsin Peking, hus reserve, Captain A. defcal, Sze-cheong being someone master, Shengking, what off song.
Mr. B. Steffenson, supy second
Kuying, is on reserve. Mr. C. W T. M Ramsay, cond offerer, Kehon-Scott, second" oflicur, Chusan, has gone second officer, Kaying.
In the Open Singles, E.C., Fin-fiver, Hain Peking, has gone sap'y cher advanced a further stage by
second officer, Shengking. defeating Iu Tak-lam 6-1, 6-1, 6-
Mr. G. TM Rama Fincher will meet the winner of the Major Stevenson-Ng Sze Kwong match in the third round. The full results of yesterday's games were:
Open-Singles.-E. C. Fincher beat In Tak-lum, 6-1, 6-1, 6-9.
Open Doubles-Ng Sze-kwong and Ng Sz-gheong beat Major C. Willson and G., R. Sayer, 6-0, 6-2, 61.
Handleap Singles "B."-T. Mcgary (owe 3/6) beat C. 11. Eldridge (re.
1-6, 6-3, 6-2,
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Mr. L. W. Harrison, from reserve, has gone attp'y chief oficer, Lang
MY. T. P. Beatty, chief officer, Sunning, has
chief коле
officer, Kueichow.
Mr. C. Hood has been appointed' third officer, Anhui,
Captain D. Lupton, of the Taikoo Wan Yi has gone master, Kwe yang Captain G. Byers, of the Kweiyang latches for this afternoon are: is on Home leave. Open Singles.-F. A. Redmond Mr. W
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At Pokfulam last Saturday, the University unexpectedly recounted for the Borderers, and by a large margin at that. The K.O.S.B. were without Capt. Dobbie and this might have had a lot to do with their defeat. However, it must have been noticed that the Varsity
The Hongkong Telegraph offers have been playing in very fine form
a prize of $25 to the reader whọ sends in the greatest number of of late, and I think it would take a really good side to beat them now,
correct forecasts (provided that
HAIPHONG Gordon, sup'y second en number is eight or more) of the The Royal Artillery, were no Hung Hai Chen: Capt. B. Wgineer, Linan, has gone second, en English and Scottish League match for the Hongkong C.C. Val-Morris v. C. C. Stark; 1. M. Rasuck, gineer, Tean, Mr. W. Paxton, acting
matches (to be played. on lack was simply unplayable--his. S. E. Green.
engineer, Tean, has secon
gon Saturday next, March 19th) set out second engineer, Ninghai, analysis of for 27 speaks for it-
No goal self.
R. Cartuthers, second engineer, in the coupon below. Singla, bas gone acting second
scores dre required; only forecasts engineer, Anking,
showing wins or draws. All en- Mr G. E.
office not In J. Tall tree. 4/6) v. W. At has gone. Farrar, from reserve, I tries must reach this
second engineer, Huichow. "I.&.€_player-D.. Rumjahn-to | Nowers and T.. M. S. Lloyd (re M. J. W. Grieve, from reserve, ins
on Saturday, effect the draw. He played a very 1/6); W. B. Carnaby and A. Piercygone third erine, Nanning patient innings and reftised to be free. 1/4). v. „A. H. Cyook and Dr. Mr. R. D. Gull, second engineer, tempted by some of the slow del J. R. Craig (ree, 1/6).
Akinr, has gone suply second verics served up by the Indian Handicap Singles "1. R. Hinrineer, Hutchow bowlers. If he had got put, I tho
Lon free, 5/0) v. R. C. Wilkerson (ree. 15/3). not think the other hatsmen to go in would have been able to play out time.
Craigegower did well to share the points with the Indian R.C.,
Doubles T. Honda and H. Open Ema and T. Edu. Akiyama ፐ.
Club Singles. Capt. Jacobs-Lark
T. D F Pendered.
combe
and moreover, it was left to an ux | rides w Doubles. €. II. El
By losing their match against Hongkong CC. 2nd., Club de Re creio have greatly depreciated their chances of becoming the runners- up in the Junior Division. Police R.G. stand the best chance
The
WOMEN'S BOAT RAGE.
WIN FOR OXFORD.
London, Mar. 15.
The women of Oxford and Cam-
of occupying the second berth, be-bridge Universities to-day rowed ing two points ahead of the Univer their first boat race.. sity 2nd, with the same number of matches played. Recreio dropped to the 4th, position.
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The race, which took place on the Isis at Oxford, was on novel lines, the crews starting at different times. The course was half a mile long and the crews were judged on style while rowing down the river and on speed, while rowing back. The two umpires awarded equal points for style and the race went for speed, Oxford's time was 3 min. 36.2/5 secs. and Cambridge's B min. 51 aces.
The possibility of becoming the wooden-spoonists has probably awakened the Hongkong C.. 2nd. They are XI from their lethargy. still in the last position in the table, but it looks as if they will not bein Oxford there when the end of the agason arrives. After losing live matches in succession, they brought off two very creditable victories, and, en- couraged by these, I expect to see them make further progress in their remaining matches.
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M. A. C. Borice, from rezerve, has gone third enginer, Cheun,
Ma. W. T. Anderson, sup'y second ngineer, Huichow, has gone second inginer, Antung.
Mr. R. Geater, from reserve, has gone second engineer, Shengking.
Mr. R. B. Peck, sccond engineer, Sunning, is on reserve.
reserve.
Mr. A. M. McGregor, chief engineer, Kuiliang, is
Mr. J. {}# Small, chief engineer, Tingting, has gone chief engineer, Kiuklung.
Captain P. Rowell, of the Pingwo,
W. M reserve. Captain Ruxton, from Home leuve, has gone master, Pingwo
is
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Captain R. J. J. Sheldon, of the ingrang, is on reserys. Mr. S. J. Burden, chief officer, Kiawo, has gone master,
Haagsang.
Mr. G. A. R. Powell, second officer, Legsang, has gone second officer... Suiwo, Mr. S.-A. Marchant, second offheer, Saiwo, hus gone second offiedr, Siangwe,
Mr. W. J. Young, from Home leave, has gone third ollicer, Namsung.
Konc
later than noon March 19th.
The competition is run in ac cordance with the rules publlahed in the Telegraph during the weeks ended October 9th and 16th, 1926.
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In the Senior Division League, Kowloon C.C. are practically as- sured of the chan pionship. They
have
one more match to
(against the Royal Artillery), and a draw will give them pride of place. Should they lose, however, and the K.0.S.B. win their last three matches, then the two teams will have the same number of points. No other side is in a up with the position to catch leaders.
The University have completed their fixtures, and of the pine mat- ches played they have claimed three victories, these being the last
1 understand the Indians will be playing against the K.0.5.B.
on
Sunday. This should be a close game, with the visitors holding “a light advantage, but a draw is not
unlikely.
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Mr. A. Aitken, from reserve, has gone second officer, Haining. Mr. J. The Royal Navy 2nd will be op-II. M. Twibill, from reserve, has gone posed to the Hongkong C.C. 2nd on third officer, luining. the Club ground. The Navy teams, in both divisions of the League, are not nearly as strong as they were carlier in the season, and with the Club second string showing_greatly improved form, should be sur- prised if the home team does not secure full points.
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A. BOLIIN,
Hongkong, March 11th, 1926.
Manage.
THE BANK OF CHINA,
SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED DE POESIDENT TIAL MANDATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA ON THE UND OF
NOVEMMER, 1017.
Authorfied Capital
Priding Capital
-$60,000,000,00 .818,270,009,80
· Reserve Funda enz............! 9,827,428.54
HEAD OFFICE PEKING.
HONGKONG BRANCHES :
Queen's Road Central
Branches and Sub-branches all over China and correspondents in Europe, America and other parts of world
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The National Provincial And Unlon · Bank of England Limited
The Guaranty Trust Company of New York NEW YORK HILANCHES 1---
The Irving National Banks. The Equit ablo Trust Company of New York,
Interest allowed on Current Account and Fixed Depozita, Terma on application.
Every description of Banking trancnoteik
Loans granted on. Approved securitie Special facias for Homa Rxabanga.
TAU. YEAH PEL
Manage
THE HO HONG BANK, LTD.
(Established 1917.) CAFITAL.
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Vladivostock (Temporarily chand) Interest Allowed on Current Accounts, Deposits recolved for ixed periods as zates
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to be obtained on appiication.
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HEAD OFFICE.—SINGAPORE.
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