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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FANLING GOLF.

UNITED SERVICES BEAT THE CLUB.

MONDAY

JANUARY 16, 1928.

THE IRISH ARMY.

BRITISH HOSIERY.

"RADIO" ANDTM CABLES,

·THE CHINA FLEET.

TERRITORIAL FORCE TO BE Opposition to a Demand for IMPORTANT CONFERENCE

Protection

RECRUITED.

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BEGINS TO-DAY. ·

H.M.S. KENT TO RELIEVE HAWKINS,

A match between representatives of

London, Jan. 14.

London, Jan, 14.

London, Jan. 14.

London Jan. 14. the Royal Hongkong Golf Club and Big changes in the Irish Free

Commanded by Captain....Wolfe The Empire conference on cablei the United Services was played over State Army are to take place. In the course of a hearing before and wireless systems, which the Murray, 11.M.S. Kent has been so the old course at Fanling yesterday, As foreshadowed by President the Board of Trade Committeo of an Postmaster General aurounced relected to relieve. II.M.S. Hawkins as the Services winning fairly easily. Cosgrave some time ago, the application for a safeguarding duty cently had been called by Great the Bugship of the China Station. In the morning foursomes, the Ser-Government has now decided on on imported hosiery, merchants who Britain, will begin on Monday. The Kent is a new 10,000 ton crul vices secured three of the four the recruitment of a territorial apposed the application spoke of the

ser armed with eight 8-inch and four matches, and in the afternoon they force with a view to cutting down prosperity of the British hosiery in Scotland, will act as

Sir John Gilmour, Secretary for 4-inch guns, and ling a spood of 39: won three singles to the Club two, the standing army to the lowest dustry.

Chairman knots. thus making their stal six points

and Mr. Samuel, Financial Secro- The buyer of a big Leeds firm said tary to the Treasury, will be ter ships of the Kent, ate in pro The cruisers Berwick; Suffolk, sis- against 3. The details are as fol- possible minimum.

Four thousand men between the ho had not known trade so prosper Grant Britain's other represent cess of fitting out and are destined ages of eighteen and thirty-fourous in his thirty years experience.tive. The Dominions, India and for the China Station. are to be called on to join imme-In ladies' stockings in recent years Crown Colonies will all be repre- the middle of the year the Fifth Honco by T. D. E. Pondered and L. R. And-diately the new forte, which is British artificial silk had almost en sonteri. rewes lost to Hope and Cecil 2 and 1. styled "B" Class Reserve.

Cruiser Squadron will. consist of a tirely displaced foreign silk and liste They

The Conference owes its origin homegenous group of the most mo hose. In the Indiex”” underwent de- lost to Capts. Braking and Tyringham to three months in the army, and more than five por cent of foreign

Capt. Bloxham and H: V. Sheldon will be required to açrve from one nartmont, this country did not buy to the remarkable progress which dorn and most powerful cruisers. G. Murray and C. C. Stark bent six years in the reserve.

towe:

0 and 4.

Foursomes:

Hunt and Hale 4 and 2.

F. J. de Roma and F. A. Redmond

Just to Bowie and Macdonald,

Singles.

Pendered beat Hope 1 up... Andrewes lost to Cecil 7 and 5. Bloxham and Erskine, all square.. Murry and Tyringham, all square. Stark beat Macdonald 2 and 1, Sheldon lost to Halo 4 and 3. de Rome lost to Bowie 2 and 1. Redmond and Hunt, all square.

Governor's Shield Final

In the final of the Governor's Shiold, the A.P.G. boat the Canadian Pacific Railways by the narrow mur- gin of 1 up. The C.P.R. got into the final by defeating the University 5 and 3 and the A.P.C. beat the P.W.D. 3 and 2.

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Captain's Cup.

In the third round of the Captain's Cup, A. E. Lissaman beat L. R. And- rewos and 3, D. Forbes beat A. E. Wood 4 and 2, F. J. de Rome beat D. J: Gilmore 3 and 2 and T. S. Whyte Smith beat W. Ironside 2 and 1,

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l G. M. Young Cup, The following are the results in the. Taikoo heat Haion Insurance, A.P.C. best Char-. tered Bank, Jardine Matheson and Company beat Mackinnon, Mackenzie and Co., and Dodwell and Ca, beat the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank.

Remedios Wins Kowloon Club Championship.

The Championship of the Kowlcon Golf Club was played at Kowloon City yesterday, the two contestants being F. E. Remédios and J. D. Thom- son. The former after a very close merning round, won by seven up and five to play.

Remedios was steady throughout, whereas his opponent, who had played consistently in the morning, gave n rather indifferent display in the after-"

on and lost on the 31st green. The first eighteen holes were evenly cantested as can be judged. by the fact that at no time was citliór player more than one hole up, on his op ponent. The golf was excellent and often reached a high standard. At- Ler the first eighteen holes Remedios turned one up, having finished the round in 75, Thomson was only two atrokes behind doing, the first round in 77.

After winning the first hole in the afternoon, thus making matters square again, Thomsen lost the next five. He fell off greatly after the tiffin interval and lost the match with five more holes to play.

BOXING.

SELECTING TUNNEY'S NEXT OPPONENT.

New York, Jan. 14.

In a 12 rounds heavyweight fight In the eliminating series to decide Tunner's challenger Tom Heeney (New Zealand) and Jack Sharkey (America) boxed a draw,

Heeney unexpectedly gave u fine display and confounded the critics. Sharkey started favourite at 2-1, but was, dutboxed in the third to the seventh when Heeney piled up a sub-

stantial lead on points. Sharkey only the fight by a rally in the last

five rounds.

The decision was booed by a large section of the 120,000 spectators, who considered that Jeeney's British bull- dog aggressiveness earned hima victory. -Reuter.

M.C.C. TOUR.

HEAVY DEFEAT FOR BORDER ELEVEN.

East London, S. A., Jan. 14. The M. C. C. Tourists played a Border team and won by an innings and 109 runs. The visitors won the toss and elected to field,

In their first innings the South Africans made 140 runs, Freeman taking eight wickets for 48, while in their second attempt they were dis- missed for

107.

Astill capturing five wickets for 23 runs.

The M. C. C. made 365 in their first innings and declared with only five wickets down. Hammand, the Gloucester batsman,' scored 166 not oat-Router..

AMERICAN TARIFFS.

FARMERS AGAIN IMPORTUNATE.

Washington, Jan, 14.

The announcement has been made

In the House of Representatives that a determined move. will be made to force the consideration of. tariffs in view of an increase In. the import schedules of agricultural products-Reuter's American Ser-

vice.

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Although only four thousand recruits are asked for at once, is expected that within a few

new

norths double, or probably troble, this number will join the force. It is hoped gradually to re- duce the standing army to a small standard body of men, composed, principally of instructors and first class troops.

good.

British purchases of foreign goods during the past ten years bad de lined year by year. In 1913 foreign

purchases amounted to appro- ximately fifty percent, and to-day they did not exceed ton per cent. -British Wireless,

murication since the introduction eraiser Concord to leave England on has been made by wireless corre Orders have beon issued for the

of the beam system.

February 15 on a trooping, voyaga

The Prime Minister of Australia to the China Station, carrying 10-

beam wireless service in Australiaƒ -

of the

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recently stated that during the iof crews for the gunboats on the first six months of its work the Yangtzzo and West Rivers. Benter. had carried 45 per cent. traffic formerly put over the Government-owned system, while Pacific cable.

The Government of the Empire Great Britain, Canada, Australia :the Pacific cable is jointly owned by are concerned in the question beand New Zealand, who are respon- In the first year of its existence the estimated expenditure was cause, while some of them are insible for finding money to cover any during the Civil War, the army of two million. It is estimated that terested in wireless services, they losses that may be incurred in fl the Free State cost ten million the new scheme will effect a are all substantially interested working, just as they share in any sterling. This has been reduced further reduction to one and a financially in cables. The Imperial surplus that may be available. gradually, until this year, when half million-British Wireless.

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