1928-12-12 — Page 8

6 NEW STYLES IN DRESS SHIRTS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928.

THE WORLD SPORT

APPEARING AT QUEEN'S.

Plan stiff linen faced fron! -

Marcella or Fique design.

Semi-stin and soft pleated fronts.

Marcella fionis and cuffs.

$8.50

$8.50, $8.75 $7,50, $8,50 $8,50

All shirts are, cut cont style with fie relainers, stud pockets, square cuffs and the correct length of front,

Let Your New Dress Collar be Shape "35

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

MEN'S WEAR STYLISTS.

PENINSULA HOTEL

ROOF GARDEN BALL ROOM

TEA

on Sixth Floor.

DANCE DAILY

(Sunday excepted). 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS

INCLUDING TEA · Express lifts from Ground Floor

NG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.

IT IS YOUR

T PROBLEM

Stop Worrying!

CALL ON US S TO SEE OUR CHOICE AND VARIED SELECTION

OF USEFUL PRESENTSA.

THE PHARMACY

ASI TIC BUILDING

CRICKET NOTES.

By "Two Legs."]

CANTON BILLIARDS.

MASONIC CLUB AGAIN DEFEATED.

There was a drop of matches on Saturday, but very little progress The Canton Club has again was made in the League, especially defeated the Canton Masonic Club in the Senior Division, which had in the Inter-Club Billiarda for the only one fixture on its list. The Masonic Cup. This time the Seniors have been taking a back Canton Club won all five games seat since the commencement of the and secured a lead of a further season and will not really get down 418 points over the Masonic Club... to thinga until January.

The most sensational game was

The Junior Division, however, lina rehched the stage where one that between D. Latimer (Canton cin forecast, with a certain hope, of Club) and C. E. Watson (Canton correctness at least, the teams that Masonic Club) when the former are likely to be soon eliminated made his 200 points in 45 minutes from the championship and those to his opponent's 78. Scores: that will be loft in the running.

Canton Club"

►

*

It has been pointed out to me that the Craigongower-Navy match at Happy Valley was incorrectly re- ported in the papers in that the home team was given as having had first knock, whereas it was really the Navy side which went in Brat. The result, therefore, should have been a win for the Senior Service hy 24 runs instead of by three wickets.

I was surprised to see the way Craigengower crumbled before the Navy bowling which was really not so diflicult to play as the averages might indicate. The home team to 'win, were act only 113 runs which ist not such an impossible tank for a side which has some

fairly useful bats.

A. T. Lay D. Latimer

G. C. Kitching J. Baud

Wm. Seiffert

Canton Masonic Club.

"Nina and Jack," elever dancers who are to

the 9:20

p.m. рег appear nightly at

at the formances from Thursday to Saturday

Queen's Theatre.

250

250

250

260

250

CHINESE STEAMER

1250

PIRATED.

F. Stormes

222

C., E. Watson

78

C. T. Underh

220

3. Mahood

183

G. A. Clementà

126

BRA

Handicap Tourney.

(Continued from Pago 1.)

TRIED BEFORE TWO MAGISTRATES.

POSSESSION OF FIVE REVOLVERS.

The Wong Shek Kung, being re- gistered in Canton, does not come A Chinese emigrant returned under the Piracy Prevention from the States, named Cheong Ordinance, and has 110 pas-Man, was charged to-day "nt the senger licence from Hongkong. Central Magistracy, with the pos- She Was not searched before session of five revolvers and 5,000 rounds of ammunition. The case leaving Hongkong.

The owners, interviewed by n was heard before two Magistrates representative of the Telegraph, Mr. It. E. Lindsell and Major C. gave an interesting story as to Willson).

The

jo udkasik oportsman Insista On

PARIS

Garters

No Metal Can Teach You for their strength, comfort end durability.

Paris Carteri keep the hosp sccuro and faultlessly stat even when engaged in the most strenuous sports.

Manufacturerðið | ASTEIN & COMPANY Ch{cago, New York. 155. A. Muller à Phipps (Asia) Ltd

6 Queen's Read Co Representativas

in Hongkong

noter

DOCTORS: DOPË SCANDAL.

BIG MEN ROUNDED UP IN FRANCE. D. Latimer (200) defeated G. C. Kitching, (-175) by 96 points in

Paris, Nov. 7. the final of the Canton Club De- | why the booty was only $5,000. A sumpan man, who was sent by

Twenty accused persons, includ- At one time it looked as if the cember Billiards Handicap. Other On the vessel's arrival at Sum. California firm at Wing Lok Navy would be in for a very bad de- entries were G. Woudenborg Lung Island, a fleet of thirty sam-Street to meet the defendant, salding doctors and young drug addicis, feat when they lost four wickets (125); J. Carnegie Jr. (25); pans came out from the Island to-12 took over five pieces of luggage several of whom belong to the falr for something like. ning Geo Duncan (~75); J. Banderds the boat. The work of from the defendant at the Kowloon sex, appeared in the dock at Wharf, and ster saw one of these Toulouse to-day in connexion with Abbas (176); II. 11. Benson (50); A. lowering the enrgo of the ship into being opened by police searchers. a vast drug scandal. Tans and young whe bowling

his best. T. Lay (500); R. O. Rutherford these sampane had scarcely coThis had a false Lotom, in which However, after Lt. Norris had stay (45); H. W. Campbell (scratch); onced when the pirates observed the contraband was found. A large longing to a well-known family of

Robert Montagut, nged 27, be ed the rot somewhat, E.BL.A. Spar- Wm. Seiffert (-175); J. W. Ban-another fleet of small craits head-assortment of odds and ends, such Toulouse, who had taken to the row raised the hopes of the Navy bury (-25); . H. Bowkering for the pirated steamer. old boities, pulleys and iron drug habit, had to be placed in a X1 by playing an invaluable in-scratch); S. Lillierap (scratch); Work was stopped as the pirates hoops were taken out before the lupatic asylum. nings for 38.

Two Parties.

Large who started with C. Ferrier (scratch); were not quite sure who the new-everet compartment was located. His family informed the police, the 2nd XI, has again proved that affond (75); E. I. Sherary comers were.

(50); R. E. Atwell. (-75). he can take wickets just as easily-Our Own Correspondent, when playing amongst the seniors: as when he is up against Junior Itsmen, but I cannot help think- ing that he was rather lucky to get

7 for 26. Craigengower had an "off" day, as not, one of their more

'

HOCKEY,

or less reliable bats, with the pus- Į UNIVERSITY TEAMS TO PLAY steamer mustered themselves to- sible exception of Omar, made any- thing like a stand.

.

*

.

AT KOWLOON.

The following will play for the University "A" team against the K. 1. Indian R.C. in the Junior League Tennis Club on Friday bully off at are going great guns these days 4.45 pm, at Marina ground.-H. E. They have completed exactly half Adams, D. Rai, A. F. L. Horklots, K. of their fixtures and have a record P. Gan, G. S. Scully, P. C. Lim, K. T. of five victories and one defeat. Lake (Capt.), Y. C. Tell, G. E. Yeah, Royal Engineers and Kowloon C.C. A. B. Suliemon and M. I. Osman.

The following will represent the are the only other teams in the top University "" against Y.M.C.A. "B" half of the table who have only to-morrow, bully off at 5 pm, at

them King's Park.A. A. Aziz, C. M. one reverse ngainst und are likely seriously Chamerette, G. E. Yeoh (Capt.), 10 challenge the lenders J. Guterres, V. Enok, E. K. Foo, F. for the premier position. The X. Khoo, N. P. Koh, S. C. Ho, P. r. University 2nd XI, too, will make Tan anal A. B, Sulieman (Reserve), their presence felt before the|KIT.C. Again Boat Beds, and Herts. Lengue is much older. J

Club de Recreio, judging by re- cent, performances, are not nearly so good as they were a year age and did not trouble the Indiana overmuch at Sookumpoo. The Portuguese team have fallen off considerably in battly, but they still retain that keenness on the field which never admits of defent until actually beaten.

Cralgengower can put them- selves on the back for taking the full points from the Navy 2nd XI. I hear they played a really fine game, especially when fielding, and fully deserved their convinc- ing victory. Leonaril appears to have become their most consistent bat and the attack was again well taken care of by Fritz and W. Way. Skipper Mow Fung surprisingly hit up the highest score and put in some excellent work behind the sticks.

True, the Navy failed rather badly this time-they were all dis- missed for 60-but it is well known that they are capable of bigger things, so it is never really safe to under-estimate them.

Royal Engineers and Signals severely trounced the Civil Service bowling and scored 172 runs for oight wickets in qulek time: The earlier batamen of the C.S.C.C. faced their uphill battle bravely and appeared to have paved the way for a division of the points, but the opposition bowlers, especially Sig. Durand, made short work of the "tall-end."

|

Ice,

In a return match played between

the Beds, and Herts, and the K.LT.C. teams, on the Marina ground yester- day afternoon, the Indians beat their opponents for the second time, by 3 goals to 1.

In the first half the Indians were

leading by 2 gonds to mil. In the second half they made the score.3, and Beds, and Herte, scored their only point just before the final whistle.

As on the previous occasion, the Beds, and Herts, were mostly playing a defensive gume. -

Match Against University.

On Friday, 14th instant, the follow- ing will represent the K.I.T.C. in the match against the University "A" on the Marina ground, at 4.30 p.m.

Hashain Ali, Firdos Khan, Jem. Amir Khan, Mohd. Khan (Capt.), Makhan Singh, Nur Khon, M. A. Khan, G. A. Khan, Antar Singh, Ahmed Khan, Kermail Singh. Re. serves; Feroz All, J. D. Tipu.

་

IMPERIAL CRICKET.

REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL TO BE HELD IN MAY.

London, Dee, 11. At the annual meeting at Lord's, Mr. Findlay, secretary of the M.C.C announced that it is proposed to hold an Imperial Cricket Council next May, when futura tours will be, discussed.

It is hoped India, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and the Weat Indica will bo represented-Reuter.

4

the vagaries of their own small ground may prove to be a big advantage for the Pokfulam team which, I expect, will include a majority of present, pupils. Interest this week will be In the Junior Division, the centred on the fixture between the leaders I.R.G. 2nd XI, who will Combined League and University have the R.A.S.C. ns onponents Past and Present-the first match are confident of another victory, of its kinil. On forth, it appears while Kowloon should not have that the League XI will overwhelm much difficulty to dispono of Club the Varsity, but familiarity with de Recrelo.

During months of investigation, no fewer than 88 chemists' shops in Toulouse and its neighbourhood, were visited.

Mr. E.S.C. Bronks, who appeared and inquiries showed that the young for the defendant, suggested that man obtained morphine prescrip- the packing case in question was in-tions through the well-known doc When it was realised that the chuded by mistake in the defeu-tors Fonvielle and Roger Fourcade, #neond craft had on board another dant's luggage.

of Toulouse. band of men, ready to strip the The hearing was adjourned-until pirated steamer of whatever they this afternoons gould get hold of, the pirates on the gether and left the Wong Shek The following will represent the

Cocaine and Morphine. Kung, to do battle with those who Volunteers 2nd XI against the Indian Recreation Club 2nd XI at 2.15 p.m. would plunder them. While the sharp at Sackunpoo on Sunday,R It was revealed that eight doctora struggle was going on, those on R. Davina (Capt.), A. Reld, H. I. F. were in the habit of giving “pre- board the Wong Shek Kung mana- Ewin, A. D. Coppin, G. A. L. Plumscriptions" to drug ends for ged to give the pirates the slip mer, S. C. Banka, 8, V. Gittina, H. T. cocaine and morphine. and returned to Hongkong. Only Buxton, N. A. E. Mackay, J. J. Hirst,

1. Zimmern.

A dozen persons, Including several A very smud portion of the cargoj

women, are boing charged with was therefore lost, the pirates] ~

having drugs in their possession, booty canslating mainty of the pro- and did not agree that any of the while eight doctors are being pro- perty of various members of the passengers took part.

secuted for their "obliging pro- crew.

The ship is still in quarantine scriptions," The owners, expressed the opip-anchorage and the various mem-] Dr. Felix Dupin is charged with ion that the firemen concerned in bere of the crew, are undergoing having delivered 663 such prescrip

at the

Centrul tions and Dr.. Paul Garafl with 660, the piracy smuggled on board both interrogation

The case will last several days.

the arms and the other pirates, Police Station..

ORNAMENTS

FOR

THE CHRISTMAS

TREE

A fine selection of Ornaments and decorations for the Christmas Trees and Party. Ornaments from 15 cts. bach

Teasers from 15 cta. to 25 cts..

Frost 25 cts, Packet

Christmas Candles 30 ctg doz.

Candle clips 50 cti, doz. Ootton Wool 55 cts. Packet

Paper Garlands

40 cts. to 90 bls. each

A huge selection of Carnival Novelties in Squeakers,

2010 Jane maset c

Blow-outs, Fancy Hats etc., etc.

CALL AND INSPECT

WHITEAWAYS

ipata fatto

ま