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FANLING HUNT.

VALLEY GOLF.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

BILLIARDS.

SUNDAY'S 'POINT TO POINT | THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. | HONGKONG PORTUGUESE TO

lent

RACES.

J. Laing

R. Wallace

The qualifying round of the Junior Section championship was played at A Point-to-Point meeting in connex- Happy Valley on Sunday when the fon with the above Hunt was hold on following alteon qualified for the Sunday, close to Mr. Pater Pottsmatch play stages: bungalow,

largo Despite the wet weather, a number of spectators assembled, "and were rewarded by seeing some excel- the racing. Almost the whole of course was visible from a hill near the Colonel start, and from this point Hayley.Beli described thó conren which

Mr. Bolton had laid. Com- petitors were pleased to see that Mr. Erskino's system of marking the turning points with large white dagsli had been adopted, a gentleman having mads the Hunt a gift of a dozen of these flags. In both races, competi tors ran wide to the left between the third and fourth flaga, but there was no chance of anyone taking wrong course.

he

the

The Heavyweight race was run firs!, and as there were only four riders weighing over 165 lbs, it was decided to rend the two lady riders with them, instond of with the lightweights.

the lend at once, wi Potts Lock

with the othor heavies in close attendance; then Watson forged ahead, shorily to

passed by Macnamara,

order This was maintained along the foothills on the fur side of the river but Potts

tho

82

F. E. Booker

86

3. McCubbin

87

P. Morrison

J. M. McBride

A. E. Charman.

J. Stewart

F. T. James

A. E. Clarke.

02 03 DX

A. J. W. Dorling

C. A. Goldenberg

E. Moore

94. 94.

05 08

W. McKay

W. Prydo

G. McLeod

Match Play Stages. The draw for the match play stages has resulted as follows:

A. E. Clarke v. W. McKay. A. J. W. Dorling v. P. Morrison, J. McCubbin v. W. Pryde. F. E. Booker v. J. Stewart. R. Wallace v., G. McLeod,

J. M. McBride v. F. T. James."

C. A. Goldenberg v. E. Moore.

J. Laing v. A. E. Charman.

·MEET SHANGHAI.

an Interport billiards match between Arrangements are being made for the Portuguese of Shanghel and Hongkong, to be held at the Club Lusitano during the latter half of March.

These contents were ørst started in 1924, when the home team defeated Shanghai by the narrow margin of 02.points. In 1925, in Shanghal, the decision was reversed, and Bengkang want down to the extent of 129 points. No competitions were held in 1026 and 1027 owing to disturbed con- ditions. Both teams are very keen on winning the "rubber," and are hard some first-class bil- at practice, and some Hards can be expected.

The terms have not yet been select- ed, but Hongkong is assured of a

in the strong combination

Osmund brothers, Yvanovich, E. da Roza, the

cousins, etc.

Shanghai's Luz Cou will probably be piloted by their star

defeated cucist Mr. Campos (who

Os mund da 1924), supported by the veteran "Jerry Remedios, I. Bar radas the Shanghai Junier champion), and Gomes, a strong contender for titular honoura in the Northern port, Navy v. Warders.

team

paints. The scores were as follows:

The billiard match between the took the lead again approaching te on March 11, the second on March 25, who are the Champions of the Colony The first round has to ho played Navy Team and that of the Warders, second ford. At this point hill blot ted out the view, and Watson must the semi-finals on April 8 and the played last night at the CP.O's Club, have moved up, as he was the first final on April 22. The matches may, Naval Yard, resulted in a win for the to reappear, and came along with if desired, be played earlier by mutual former by the narrow margin of three

Suddenly, every chance of winning. Sude arrangement. however, his

swerved, and allowed Potts to go the lend

end again on Craigavad, and kooping well ahend, he won fairly easily with Macnamara and Bayliss second and third respec- tively. Mrs. Sheldon Iud Mrs. Chubb

· FOOTBALL.

at the second last jump, but had the SHIELD MATCH ON H.K.F.C. mlafortune to taku i toss. Luckily sho was quite unhurt,

GROUND.

The second round match in the H.K.F.A. Shield competition will take pince during the week botween the Hongkong FC. and the King's Own Scottish Borderers on the Hongkong Football Club ground.

E. IL A. Devia

·F2. it. A. Fenla

C. I. O. Jest

Joiner Light

T2 Gooding

Mary

S. D. P. O. Pyne.

150 Noonin

150 Handel

117 Belby

160 Lacty

[C. E;R. A. Proly

Tuthi

100 Johann

780

Warders

SOUND ADVICE.

BEWARE OF SOVIET.

New Delhi, Feb. 27.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1928.

POLICE RESERVE.

LATE ADJUTANT ENTER-

TAINS THE FORCE.

Police Reserve was entertained by A large portion of the Hongkong- Commander G. B. Hartford, at the Hotel Savoy yesterday afternoon, when the officers and subordinate officers of the Force took the op- portunity to present their host with a silver bowl and two framed Photographs of the Reservists,

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Among those present, were the Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe (Captain Superintendont of Police), Mr. L. H. C. Calthrop, (the new Adjutant of the Reserve), Dr. S. Wi Teo, and Mr. Bishen Singh (Honorary Commissioners), Dr. E. R. Dovey, Mr. F. C. Mowfung, Dr. G. H. Thomas (Assistant Superinten- denta of the Police Reserve), Inspector Paterson and Staff Serta geant R. J. Hunt.

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COURT OF DIRECTORS:

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Chairman.

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Commander Hartford expressed pleasure at being given ouch an opportunity to meet the Reservists. He congratulated their chief, there Hon. Mr. Wolfe, on his well-merited and well-earned decoration. In Mr. Wolfe the Force had the gul dance of an expert and a man of experience.

On behalf of the Force, Com- mander Hartford

thanked all those who had been responsible for the efficiency of the Reservists, It must be a source of great pride and satisfaction to them, he added, 16 to see the results that had been 160 achieved in so short a time; 120 Commander Hartford also thanked all the subordinate officers for Ttheir loyal support.

110

127

Policeman's Duty.

Tho Lightweights,

Continuing Commander Hart ford spoke of the duties of the Eleven lightweights assembled' for

Reservists, remarking that a Police the next race, and were sent away in

officer should be looked upon as a much better order than the heavies,

friend. He referred to the officer whose start had been rather ragged.

who was always a nuisance and Erskine, as is his usual custora, im

At the conclusion of his official sometimes rude to the public. The mediately shot to the front, leading The following matches aro down the field at such a pace that there for decision on Wednesday in the visit representing the British Folies Reserve

was still in its was soon n long tail. Erskine, Miller, United Services competitions on the Trade Union movement Mr. A. A. infancy but the speaker was sure Morgan, Elliot and Durkin were pro Sookunpee ground:

Purcell, member of Parliament, that it had a great future. minent the whole

way mund, and

Juniors(kick-off 2 p.m.), II.M.S. who was formerly regarded as a

Before concluding Commander came down the bank to the second Iroquois v. Scots Guards; Seniors: Sovialophile, addressed the Coun- Hartford said that although he did ford in the order mentioned. The

A now slood with their eye" Titania.

(kick-off 4 p.m.), K.D.S.B». v. H.M.S.cil of the All-India Trade Union not expect to return to the Colony, on the corner where the field

Congress and anid that Russian or he thought that he would pro- would appear next. Morgan had

ganisations were consistently In-bably come back again.

Thero obviously been making the most 01

terfering with the work of other seemed to be an extraordinary call national movements. It was time about Hongkong. they fell out with the Russian movement and fell in with the rest of the world.-Reuter,

to

There

they

his lightweight for he was the first gan. Elliot (Shady Joe), and Durran ere were two large (Drake) were close behind. The win- jumps at

to be negotiated, and his her's time was only 15 minutes, pony did not appear to like the first minutes less than the time taken by

these, By he put

his toes into the the heavies.

of

ground in a way which would have It ly

is interesting to note that the rent most people over his head. How-winner of the heavyweight ruco, and

over,

113

he was persuaded that it wasn't

ns bad as it looked, but the delay had

let Miller get ahead and Erskine was

Ap-

от

the first three in the lightweight race, are all Hunt ofleinls.

After the races, all foregathered at

HINKLER'S FLIGHT.

Journey Completed.

close behind. There now ensued the Hunter's Arms, where Mrs. Hay- real set to and for a moment ley Bell very kindly presented the peared to be anyone's race, but Mor-winners with their cups. gan's pony gave way to Erskine There is no entrance fos for Point

Sydney, Feb. 27. Rupert, who landed over the last to Points, but charge of one dollar Captain Hinkler landed in his jump almost level with Miller ou Al-is made to cover the expense of build home town, Bundaberg, at 4.15 hambra, and riding a remarkably tinging jumps, and hiring a car to take this morning, completing his fight finish, Erskine won by a neck with competitors from the Hunter's Arms from London.-Reuter. a" length between Miller and Mor-to the start.

Take away 4 cigarettes

and leave 4 complete triangles of equal

size

Give away 4 cigarettes

and you will leave

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On behalf of the assembly, the on. Mr. Wolfe thanked Com- mander Hartford for arranging the farewell ten. Proceeding Mr. Wolfe eulogised the work of the late Adjutant and spoke of the manner in which he had come for- ward to reorganise the Polico Reserves.

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obtained on application.

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Commercial and Travellers' Lot

ducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHA Bills of Exchange and Cable The Dualcade of the above Bank le con-tars of Credit, Travellers' Cheques BANKING CORPORATION, Rulee may be

Transfers bought and sold. Cur rent accounts and Savings Bank accounts oppaned and Fixed De- posita in local and foreign curren cies taken at rates that may be as certained on application to the Bank.

London, Feb. 27. Great interest is being displayed in the road transport bill promoted In Parliament by the railway com panies, and which will be debated on its second reading in the House of Commons to-morrow and probably Wednesday evening, The principle involved in the five iden- tical bills of each of the five rail- way groups, of the extension of the powers of the railway com-

Established 1912 panies to enable them to provide Authorized Capital (Hong Kons

HEAD OFFICE, HONGKONG. road transport services, will be} decided on one of these measures..

Carrency)" Paid-up

Capital (Your Hong Cochenty) --British Wireless.

Herre Fund (Bong Kear Our

rencs) ...

TELEVISION.

USED IN CONNEXION WITH

· LOAN.

New York, Feb. 27. Television was used for com- mercial purposes in connexion with the public Issue of the Buenos Aires loan, a quarter page advertisement of which, "tele- Continuing Mr. Wolfe referred vised" appears in the newspapers. | to the usefulness of an efficientlyThe event is also interesting as trained squad in time of crisis. foreshadowing the probable future The regular Police were thus re-syndication lieved of a great burden.

of bonds, issued by have a beginning, and a very fine hitherto have reserved portions "We | American ayndicates, which beginning, of a permanent force of the issues for separate offer such as It was during the War" ings by European houses remarked the speaker.

Reuter'a American Service.

Mr. Wolfe, expressed thanks to the leaders of the various com- panies and to all who had volun- tarily come forward and given up their time for the Force.

In conclusion the Captain Superintendent of Police wished Commander Hartford health and happiness in the old country.

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Foreign exchange and Banking buzloma of avery dosɑription transacted.

Safe Deposit Boss (various site) at a yearly rental of from 43 to 140,

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Dr. Tao on behalf of the Com-

The Hague, Feb. 27. missionera thanked Commander Hartford for dnviting the Reser- the bill providing for the official The second chamber has prased vists to tes. During the course of regulation of broadcasting, which an intimate talk Dr. Tao appealed will be equally divided among dift to the Captain Superintendent of ferent broadcasting societies, for Londen Bankers-National Provincial Bank, Police to use the Reserves more example Roman Catholic. Orthodox, prominently so as to show the Protestant and public the useful work they were The Government, have decided to

neutral, doing.

etc.

Mr. Bishen Singh spoke on be-drop the proposal to levy a fee for half of the Indian Company.

The Captain Superintendent of Police then made the presentation, Commander Hartford suitably re- plying.

SOVIET PLOT.

CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW

POLAND REGIME.

Warsaw, Fob. 27.

each receiving set.--Reuter.

PAN-AMERICA.

SATISFIED.

144 Correspondents all over 'the wozić.

BANKING BUSINESS OF ZYZET DESCRIPTION TRANSACTED.

4. STEEN:TRA,

Manager.

Hongkong, 20th July 1997.

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AMERICAN DELEGATE VERY Capital (fally paid up)........ X. 209,000,0 Keatre Fund ................................................ 90,500,000 HKAD OFFICE:—TOXOKAMA.

Branches and Ammelan at

New York, Feb. 27.

Mr. Hughes, on his return from Alexandria Karachi Havana, expresses satisfaction at Bombar Batavia

Fobe London

Los Angele

Lyons

the success of the Pan-American Busnes Ayres Conference and his appreciation of the "wari affection shown us."

Canton

Manila Changebun NAMA! Dairen (Dalny) Nagoya

AIRMAN DROWNED.

1

Over two thousand witnesses woro-Reuter's American Service. called for the prosecution in the trial of fifty-six persons alleged to bo members of a White Rutheniaa Coxomunist organisation, known ar the Hromada. They were charged with conspiring to overthrow the present regimo in Poland and also to forcibly detach for the benefit of Sorict Russia a part of Poland inhabited by White, Ruthenians.

Tour former members of the Diet. are among the accused. The pro secution alleges the Soviet largely financed the conspirators.--Reuteri

THE LUXURY TAX,

THREE LEGATIONS RAISE A PROTEST:

Peking, Feb. 27.

The British, American and

Japanese Logations have protested

to the Watchiaopu regarding the

:

MACHINE PLUNGES INTO

THE SEA. "

Melbourne, Florida, Feb. 27. Harry Brooks, the chief test pilot of the Ford Motor Works, was drowned while flying a Ford flivver to Miama. The machine plunged into the so-Reuter's American Sérvice

SAMOA UNREST.

Osaka

Ealgen

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Bemarang Shanghai Bhimgacakt Hingapore.

Fonation

Newchwass

Bombaya Bydnes

(Mukden)

New York

Tientsin

Hamburx

Tokyo

Hankow

Peking Rangoon

f

Tsinante

Tsingtan

Bio de

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Hartin Hongkong Honolulu

Kal Yuan

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H. MORL

MARAEUT

HARDY MEMORIAL.

PRESERVATION OF HIS BIRTHPLACE.

London, Feb, 27. ·

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New

York:-American

Exchange

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Every description of Banking etc.

A. ROLLIN, Manager. Hongkong, 1st January, 1923,

THE BANK OF CHINA.

SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED BY PERSIDE 'TIAL MANDATE OF THE EXPUBLIC OF CHINA ON THE MIND OF

· NOVEMBER, 2017, Authorised Capital in Paid-up Capital Besarts Funda

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4, Queen's, Bond Central, Branches and Sub-branches all over Ukien and corrwyundanta in Earoda,, America u alber parts of work,

LONDON BANKERS ——

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The Irving- National Hanks, 1 The Bestje - able Trunk Cempaur of new York.

Interest allowed on Current Acevénu. a50 Fixed Deposita. Terms on application,

Every decription of Banking · befaang transted

Loans granted un approved securities. Special facilities for Home Mrebangs

SHOT 2. CHRON

The lato Mr. Thomas Hardy, the THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. great English writer, who died inst month, left estate valued at £91,700.

with net personalty of £87,700,

· MORE · ILLEGAL POLICE ARRESTED.

Wellington, Feb. 27,

(Retallikad 191TS..

CAPITAL

A fund has been opened for & Authorised Capital ** memorial, which is to take the formed firstly of the preservation of Mr. Padus Hardy's birthplace at Brockhamp further 200 members of the same neighbourhood, and thirdly, ton; secondly, an obelisk in the

proposed luxury tax on consumers Mau illegal police have arrived at a Hardy memorial building in Dor-

halders ove

Burples, Je

in Peking, pointing out the ill Apia. They were arrested and chester, containing & collection of ampl

effects the tax would have on trade taken outside the disturbed area his works and relies, British Wire-Way Pasztation of bapiciats and and the illegality thereof and released-Reuter.

leau, Reuter,

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