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HONGKONG C. C.-

THE YEAR'S ACTIVITIES REVIEWED.

To-date the record of Interport

matches is as follows:

Shanghai 12 Hongkong 13. Hongkong 5. Malaya

Tennis Results.

The annual tonnis tournament showed a slight falling off in entries. The open championship singles was The report of the Committee of the Hongkong Cricket Club for the sea-won by Mr. S. A. Rumjahn and the son 1926-27 has just been circulated open championship doubles (for the 3rd year in succession) by Messrs. S. to members. It states:

was won A. and H. D. Rumjeha.

The Committee bug to submit their report on the working of the Club and

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

AQUATIC SPORTS.

SUCCESSFUL SERVICES MEETING AT KOWLOON.

The Club ch by Mr. at the Kowloon Dock bathing

for the 3rd year in

Miss E. Harston kindly presented the prizes at the close of the tourna ment.

the Accounts for the year ending AuS. D. Green, The handicap singles gust 31, 1927.

The proft and loss account after "A" was won by Mr. G. W. Sewell, writing down the cost of the pavil. Ch. Wilkerson, handicap, doubles by

G. $1,010.80 by furniture, "etc., shows a profit of $6,718,59, an actual Messre. S. E. and D. S. Green and the profit of $10,788,39 as against $8,082. mixed doubles by Dr. and Mrs. R. E.

Tottenham. 60 Inst

year and $1,671.16 better than the previous record in 1924-5,

Entrance

fees amounted to $1,480. 67 now playing members, eight non- playing members and 89 subscribers Joined the Club during the twelve months. During the same period 23 playing members, six non-playing members and 50 subscribers resigned, At August 31 there were 202 playing members. 110 non-playing membons and 111 subscribers.

Cricket Resulta.

Your Committee regret to have to eport the death of two members, Messrs. R. F. Mattingley and D. C. Logan.

Annual Meeting.

The annual general meeting will be held in the pavilion on Thursday, October 13, 1927, at, 5.30 p.m., to re- ceive the statement of accounts as attached heroto; to elect a Committee The Club ran two teams and play.and Officers for the ensuing year and ed a total of 36 matches. Of these for the transaction of any general business as provided for in Article the 1st XI played 19-won 7, lost 4

72 of the Articles of Association. and drew B. The 2nd XI played 17 "won 6, lost 8 and drew 3. In addition, other matches were played during the season such as Married v Single, etc., amongst Club members.

We received a Interport match. visit from Shanghai, Hungkong losing the match by one wicket.

Names of members willing to serve on the Committee together with the names of their proposers and secon- dors should be sent to the lion. Se- cretary at later than October 8, 1927.

Committee: Str. II. R. B. Hancock The President, Committee and mem-President), Mr. T. E. Pearce, Mr. bera of the Club would like to take. A. Nishet, Mr. F. M. Hodgson, Mr. this opportunity of putting on record F. Syme Thomson, Mr. J. H. Ramsay, ther thanks to the donors, hosts and Mr. A. C. I, Bowker, Mr. J. D. Hum. guarantors during the Interport erics phreys, Mr. A. W. Hayward, Mr. R.

M. Henderson, ket week.

A. W. Hayward

T. E. Pearce

1st XI Averages.

Batting.

Inn.

941

HI.S. 118

X, 0.

Av.

H. Owen Hughes

650

165*

38.241

445

3.1.23

H. R. B. Hancock

213

30.43

HI, V. Parkor

309

3007

28.09

Capt. A. N. Evers

175

21.87

Maj. L. J. Lightfout

201

20.10

E. J. R. Mitchell

J. R. Hinton

150

13.20 [6.67

Bowling,

Capt. A. N. Evers

44.1

Av. 9.56

G. R. Vallack

200.1

579

13.47

Maj. L. J. Lightfoot

67.1

BOT

16.16

H. V. Parker

141,5

470

17.41

A. C. I. Bowker

54.1

736

18.40

Owen Hughes

90.5

361

20.05

2nd XI Averages.

Batting.

Inn. .R.

1. S. N.O.

D. E. G. Nicholson

208

F. T. Orr

100

Av 26.00 21.87

H. J. V. K. Stevenson

122

24.40

H. C. Burgess

203

57"

20.30

P. Jacks...

162

H. J. Armstrong

113

12.67 12.55

0.28

6.14 5.67.

J, A. Summers

C. D. Wales

R. W. Lee

C. D. Wales

H. C. Burgess

J. A. Summers

R. W. Lee

HOME FOOTBALL.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS.

Arsenal Birmingham

Burnley

Bury Huddersfield

Leicester Liverpool Middlesbro Newcastle Sheffield U. Tottenham

Division 1.

2 West Ham

ז'

Bowling..

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PROBE

Av.

101

323

8.50

35.3

127

9.77

90.4 17 78 10

308

14.00

230

18.38"

HOCKEY.

UNIVERSITY v. Y.M.C.A. The following will represent the hockey match against University in the Y. M. C. A. "A" Team at King's Park to-day at 5 p.m.; P. L Tan,

Service men and members of the public in Jarge numbers were treated to an excellent afternoon's aport on the occasion of the swim- ming gala for Service men, held beach yesterday afternoon. There was a large number of entrles, and events ware keenly contested. The gala was arranged by the Kowloon Dock United Services Club for the soldiers and sailors stationed here. No effort had been spared to provide facilities for swimming and sports, and in addition a series of band concerts were held during the summer months, which have been greatly appreciated by the public as well As the service men.

The public were charged a small fee for the privilege of at tanding, and t

decided Way

so obtained that the money should be used to provide prizes for an end of the season gala for service, men, and this was held yesterday.

MONDAY, OCTOBER

Derby Race-1, Gunnor Reglar, R. A. 2 Ord. Sea. Rose, H. M. S. Danac.

Tilting.-1, Gunner Carlton, R. A.. 2 A/B. Sutherland, H. M. Sub- L. 15.

Egg and Spoon Race.-1, Ptc. Curtis, Northants; 2, Pte. Wheeler,

Queena.

Diving of Spring Board.-1, Sergt. Pacey, Northants; 2, Pte. Colc.

Back and Breast Stroko.1, Gđạm. Bell, Scots Guards; 2, Pte. Clark

Consolation Race.-1,Gdam, 'Milne, A/B. Sivers, Scots Guards; 2, H. M. S. Danao..

The prizes were obtained partly through the proceeds of the band concerts, and these were augmented to the required number by members of the Kowloon Dock staff. Donere wore Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Cooper, and Messrs. E. Cock, E. L. Hosie, D. Keith, H. H. Scott, W. Forsyth, G. Duncan, G. Henderson, C. Neave, and J. V.

Ramsay.

wore held, 20 Two sweepstakes cent tickets boing issued for the long distance championship, and dollar stakes for the 100 yards champion. ship. The winning numbers and prize money are:

Dollar sweepstake: 1, 226 ($80.75); 2, 401 ($48.45); 3, 209 ($32.30).

Twenty cent sweepstake,-1, 1465 ($177.20); 2, 313 ($182.00); 3. 4405 (588.60); 4, 956 ($44.30); 5, 380 ($22.15).

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Much of the active organising work has fallen on the shoulders. of the energetic and popular sacre- tary, Mr. H. G. Cooper, and it is to his credit, as well as the off- cials, that the programmes have gone off so smoothly. Yesterday's South. China Athletic, Associa Reserve Fund (1906) events were swum off without at

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The fourth aquatic sports of the South China Athletic Association, held at their Quarry Bay bathingtonstala pavilion, passed off successfully, nearly 60 contestants entering into Yesterday the Cameronians the final competitions. No records

made, were band, under the direction of Mr less the competitions were keen Horace E. Dowell, L. R. A. M., and and afforded no little satisfaction beainess transketed. the Scots Guards Pipers, under Pipe Major Macintosh, were in atto the officials and the spectators tendance, and rendered delightful who, supported by fine weather, all pronounced that this year's selections during the afternoon.

The most coveted trophy was the programme had turned out better

than they had expected. Aggregate Cup, which was ivou by the Scots Guards, with 16 points.

Mr. Lee Hy-san. President of South China Athletic Association, Before One of the most exciting events distributed the prizes. was the relay Championship, for doing so, he emphasised that he which teams from the Royal Air would rather see keen competition Force, Cameronians, Queen's, and good sportsmanship than re- H.M.S. Danac, and the 4th cords made in

contests of this Light Brigade, R. A., competed. nature. At the finish there was only annote interval of one second between the games and competitions as shown arrival of the frst and second man

home..

He was always glad to the spirit of fairplay in

by, members of South China.

Among the officers, besides Mr. Lee, were Messrs. Ho Yung-kwong, Yuan Chan-fai, and Lee Shao-lur, committee in charge.

Bdr. Norris, R.A., secured the 100 yarda championship, covering the distance in 74 seconds, and he further added to his laurels by

Mr. Lee Hy-san and Mr. Mök winning the long distance cham-Wing-yu, Vice-President of S.C.A. pionship, a distance of 2,000 yards. A., and others donated valuable Considerable excitement was presents, including a harbour race evinced when the seven finalists cup to be competed for on October for the back and breast streke 15th. race started off. There was 4 keen fight all the way, Gasmn. Bell, Scots Guards, coming in, first with Pte. Clark, of the Queen's, a very close second.

The programme closed with a

The Results.

The results were as follows:

50 metre free stroke.-1, Chen Cheng-sing; 2, Lau Woon-sun. Time, 31 3/5 sec.

50 metre free stroke, for boys.-1,

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between a team from H.M.S. Tamar

60 metre free stroke for girls only,

and Stonecutters's East, resulting1, Miss Kwok Choy-ming. in a win for the latter by four goals to one.

Presentation of Prizes.

Mr. G. Duncan introduced Mrs. E. Cock, who distributed the prizes to the successful competitors.

On behalf of the Kowloon Re- creation staff, Major H.C. Hyde- Smith, O. C. the Cameronians,

2 M. B. Osman, Y. C. Teh, A. B. Sulie-presented Mrs. Cock with a case

man, S. Kermani, K. P. Gan, C. W. Lam, A. A. Rumjahn and P. C. Lim.

1 Bolton

4 Derby

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1 Manchester U.

8 Portsmouth

3 Wednesday

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0 Aston Villa

1 Everton.

Division II.

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0 Reading

2 Blackpool

6 South Shields 4 Clapton

Division 111. (South)

0 Walsall

Coventry. Crystal Pal.

Exeter

Gillingham -Millwall

Newport Norwich Queen's Pk.

Swindon Torquay

Watford

0 Brentford

4 Bournemouth

1 Northants

â Luton

1 Merthyr

2 Southend

4 Bristol R.

2. Plymouth

1 Brighton..

1 Charlton.

Division III. (North),

Accrington Bradford

Chesterfield

Doncaster

Durham Hartlepools Lincoln New Brighton

Southport

Wigan

Wrexham

Cyde. Dundes

5 Darlington

Club 1st. XI v H. K. S. R. A. `

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of silver spoons.

In doing so, he expressed thanks to the Kowloon Dock United Ser- The following will represent the vices Club for all they had done 1 Club in a mutch on the

to amuse the service men during 3 ground on Wednesday at 6. p.m.-F. the summer season, and for the 3. Nicholls; L.A.R. Duncan, Henry;

J.E. Noronha, A.A. Dand (Capt.), very fine gala they had provided M.S. Lloyd; A.C. Howell, B.W. Samp- that afternoon. Bon, W. Woodward, R.K. Válentine, G.B. Slipper,

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

NORTHANTS DEFEAT THE CLUB.

On the Club ground on Saturday afternoon the Northampton Regiment "A" met and defeated the Club"A" by two clear goals. The game was keen throughout and nithough the Club lost, they put up a good fight,

The Northants were hard pressed 1 early in the first half by the Club for- 1 wards, but a xpart

movement 2 amongst the Army three-quarters re- 2 sulted in their forwards scoring a try, 1 which was converted by Ball.

ย The Club made a hard struggle to draw level, but were not successful, due chiefly to the efforts of Morrell, whe, as full back for the Northants, played a sound game.

0 After, the interval, the game was still more even, the two teams attack- ing almost at regalar intervals. The Army

wore raore fortunate and Saba

5 Crewo

2 Stockport.

6 Barrow

8 Rochdale

Halifax

Tranmere

0 Ashington

2 Bradford C.

1 Rotherham

5 Nelson

Benttish League.

Dunfermline

Falkirk

Hamilton Hibernians Kilmarnock Raith R. Queen's Park Rangers

2 Cowdenbeath

1. Celtic

2 St. Johnstone

1 Hearts

2 Aberdeen

4 Partick T..

2 Airdrieonians

2 Motherwell

1 Bo'ness

4 St. Mirron

tina put them further ahead by scor- converted. ing a try, which Ball again.

Final Score: Northants "A" 2 goals, 10 points-Club "A"0. The teams were as follows: Club "A-C. E. Backhouse; King,

M. G. Mills, A. W. Summers, May

Edie; A. G. Gordon and I, E. L. Mac-

Mr. E. Cock thanked the Club for inviting Mrs. Cock to distribute the prizos, and for the gift of

spoons.

In giving a brief history of the Club's activities, he said that the idea of its formation originated with Mrs. R. M Dyer, and in its organisation most of the spade work had been done by her. On Mrs. Dyer's behalf he took it upon himself to thank Mrs. H. G. Cooper, who had been in charge of the canteen throughout the season and also Mr. HG. Cooper, hon. sec., and Mr. G. Neave, hon. treasurer, for their willing and valuable help. Last not least, they owed thanks to Mr. G. Duncan, who, had been of great assistance.

Major Hyde-Smith called for three cheers for the Kowloon Dock staff, and these were heartily given. ·

Results._____

The results are appended. One Length Championship-1, A. C. Hodkins, R. A. F.; 2, Pte. Wilson,

K. O, S. B.

100 Yards Championship.-1, Bdr. Norris, R. A.; 2, Pte. Faulkner, K: O.

9. B.

Long Distance Championship-1, Bdr. Norris: 2, Drummer Clark, Nor- thanta; 3, Pte. Faulkner.

Relay Championship.-1, Licut,

3 kay: W. Beveridge, L. R. Biling- Blundell, L/C, Robertson, Gdem,.

4hurst, A. R. Cox, R. Macintyre, M.Davidson, Gdam. Tate, Gdam, Milne,

G. O'Connor, P. L. P. Thomas, G. M.

3 Watars, and B. W. Sampson,

Northampton "A"-Morrell; Crump, Foster. Everett, Sweetman; Brigham and Bonnett; Ball, Mitchell, Robertson, Harris, Sabatina, Pironet, Harrison O and Metcal*;

Referee: Mr. T. L. Foster..

Drummer Woollard

Guards).

(all Scoto

High Dive-1, Sorgt. Hill, Scots Guards; 2, Gdem. Stretton, Scots Guards. -- A

Greasy_Pole.---1, K. B. Hartwall, H. M. 8. Danac; 2, Pte. Cole, Queens;" 8, Gunner Hipgrove, R. "A.

100 metre free stroke, handicap, open Jeung; 2, Ho

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60 metre open to small boys.--1, Luke Tat-chuen; 2, Yuno Pusheng; 3, Yuan Chi-kok.

100 metre free stroke, open.

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Chen Cheng-sing; 2, Chiu Heng-wah. MRS. J. CRAWFORD,

50 metre breast stroke for women, members, handicap.-1, Mies Yuan Pui-heng.

200 metre, free stroke, members handicap-1, Lee Kum-fook; 2, Chu Kwok-fun.

open.-

200 metre breast stroke,

1; Loo Chi-hing; 2, Chlu Tek-wing; 3. Yeung Heng-wah.

50 metre, free stroke, handicap, older members.-1, Chen Yiu-kui; 2, Leung King-ting: 3, Lake Chuck

fung

100 metre. free stroke open to

women.-I, Mrs. Kwok An-po

100 metre breast stroke, members handicap. 1, Wong Ki-leung; 2, Leung Chi-yan; 3, Leung Yiu-fun.

100-metre free to all boys from 13 to 10 years old. 1, Leung Chi-woon; 2, Ho Ping-ki; 3, Law Ming-chau.

200 metre relay.-1, Chinese Bath-

Club ing 2, South China Athletic Association.

400 metre free stroke, open,-1, Chen Cheng-sing; 2, Tong Fai-sem

75 metre relay open to couples.-1. Mok Chi-fung and Mrs. Kwok; 2. Tang Yiu-fan and Miss Kwok Choy- ming.

200 metro relay, open to members. -1, Mok Chi-fung and Lai Szo-chiu. 200 metre relay, open to Boy Scouts. -1, the 14th Troop.

1,500 motre free stroke.---1, Chen' Cheng-sing; 2, Lau Weon-sun; 3, Lee Fook-fal; 4, Chip Tak-wing: 5, Hui Ping-fui.

100 metre back stroke-1, Tac Pak- kwong.

Officials' Raco-1, Lai Sze-chiu; 2, Ho Pak-ping: 3, Yuan Chan-fni.

Consolation Race-1, Ng Spm-pun, Other officials of the sports were: Leung Shu-sang, referee: Ho Pak ping, Ho Wai-hing, judges; S. W. Ko, starter; Mok Chi-fang, time keeper: Lai Tai-pa, Hin Wong, clerks; Ho Yun-kwong, announcer.

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THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED.

(Estabilahed 1880)

Capital (fully paid up)....... 150,000,000 Reserve Fund ........................................ 96,600,000 HEAD OFFICE :---YOKOHAMA.

Branches and Agencies at.

Salgon Ban Francisco

Alexandria

Karachi Kobe

Bombay

Datarin

London Beanor Ayres Los Angeles Unicotin

Öston

Lyon

Maalin

Changchun Nagasaki

Dairen (Delay) Nagoya

Fenation

(Makdon)

Hamburg

Hankow

Herbla

Hongkong

Honolulu Kai. Tara

Nowchwang

New York

Onska

Feking

Rangoon

itio de

Janeiro

Seattle

Semarang Shanghal

Shimonoecki Singapore Sotabaya Sydney

Tien Lain

Tokyo Tainanta

Tobaxtau

Vladivostock (Temporarily exceed]

Interest allowed on Current Accounts." Depits received for fixed periods at rates to be obtained, on application.

HERATA AND MENI.-

MASSAGE, CHIROPOPY.

and MANICURE, 2nd Floor, Yee Sang Fat Building, Queen's Road Central.

MRS. MOTONO

Hand and Electric. MASSAGE

No. 31B, Top Floor Wyndham Bi, Honkong

Branches of the International Banking Corporation in San Fran-``` cisco, Spain and the Philippinė Island.

R. M. McLAY,

Manager.

Hongkong, 7th January, 1927.

行朗商工法

BANQUE FRANCO-CHINOISH

pour le

Commerce et L'Industrie.

(Incorporated fa Frasca)

6. Obster Road. Victoria. Honakona.

HEAD OFFICE:

74, Rue SL Lazare, Paria. Espital fully paid up....Fr. 40,000,00 Remory

Frz. 18,216,004 Special working capital ....Fra 50.000.000 DBANCHES: Faria, Lyons, Marseilles, Salon, Kalyhour. Hanoi, Peking, Ebanghel, Tentain, Phon.Prok and Hongkong.

BANKERS:

France: Sociate Genaral, Bangus National 26 Credit, Banque de Paris-et dos Paya Bar.

London: Midland Dank, Ltd.

New York: Irving Bank, Columbia. Truck Co.

Every description of Banking and Exahanga Business Tramiseted. Correspondents through | out the world.

*A. ZOLLIN

Hongkong, 11th March, 1928.

THE BANK OF CHINA,

SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED ET PRESIDE

TIAL MANDATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA ON THE LIND OF 'NOVEMBER, 1917.

Authorised Capital Paid-up Capital. Reserve Funda

.$9,000,000,00

..$18,373,000,00 .............# 9,629,425.84

HEAD OFFICE PEKING.

HONGKONG BRANCHES:

4, Queen's Hond Central Branches and. Sub-branches all over China and correspondents in Europe, America und other parts of world.

LONDON BANKERS1–—–

The National Provincial and Union Bank of England Limited.

The Guaranty Trust Company of New York." NEW YORK BRANCHES.

The Tering National Banks The Equa able Trust Company of new York.

Interest allowed on Current Accounts and Fixed Deposita, Terms on plication,

Every description of Banking buntzane transscled.

Loans granted on spproved joueritles. Special facilities for Home Exchange

AHOU J, CHEM,

EST.

THE HO HONG BANK, LTD,

(Established 1917.) CAPITÁL, Authorised "Capital ..... Yugod Paid Up Leeserve

holders,

Explos

› $20,000,000

..€ 8,000,000

--$ 1,000,000

Liabilities raf / "share".

1000$ 4,000,000

..........8 1,940,000

HEAD OFFICE:-SINGAPOKIŲ Branches, agencies and Gorrapondents de să- the principal cities of the world.

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