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R.A. WIN SHIELD RE-PLAY.

POOR EXHIBITION BY THE SOMERSETS.

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TAYLOR ON THE ALERT.

[DY "WANDERER"]

The Royal Artillery qualified for the semi-final of the Shield. Com petition yesterday by defeating the Somerset L. I. by three goals to nil in the re-play. It was a most uninspiring game, exceedingly scrappy and excessively rough, though there was never a doubt after the first twenty minutes us to the eventual winners,

The Somersets never shaped like winnora. Their defonders were unreliable and lax in their tackling, while the forward line, which is capable of good combination, never: settled down.

In a match full of faulty tactics by both sides, the most obvious mis- take was the policy of the Somer- sets in keeping the ball in the air against a team which had every advantage in height. The R.A. half-backs controlled the game from start to finish and their headwork played no small part in their suc- cessful checking of the opposition.

Forward, the R.A. were reason- ably well served. Leach was in- clined to be lazy, but both Taylor and Bridgeman were swift to take advantage of openings, while Jobe did exceedingly well on the wing.

The top photograph show. s the combined Shanghai-Hongkong soccer eleven and the picked Chinese team prior to their match at the Stadium which was won by the Police by four goals to one. Loft to right (Police-Standing: Watson (Hon. Sec.), Clissold (linesman), Wiikin- son (S.M.P.), Barraclough (re ferec), Beer (8.M.P.), Brittain (H.KP.), Darvill (S.M.P.), Turner (S.M.P.), Hudson (HK.P., C apt.), Clarke (B.M.P.). Seated: Duffy (S.M.P.), Gash (8.M.P.), S. 3. Wilkinson (8.M.P.)

Bottom photograph show & the Interforce golf teams before their match which was won by Shanghai, Left to right, standing: E. T. James (HK), A. J. W. Dorling (HK), J. Shep

Beated: F. E. E. Booker herd (HK), A. E. Scott (S.), J. C. Dickson (8.), W. Hali (S.),

(HK.), W. Ken t (HK.), W. E. Fairbairn (8.), J. G. Adams (8.).

GOLF IN CANTON.

ENGLAND DEFEATED BY SCOTLAND.

A very exciting match

wasi.

The first goal came some ton minutes prior to the interval, Taylor taking advantage of a mis- kick, to score with a smartly placed shot. In the second half, played on Sunday over 18 holes Jobe put the R.A. two up with a on the Tungeban Recreation Club's

THE EXTRA RACE MEETING.

LORD STRICKLAND EXCOMMUNICATED.

CANADIAN BUDGET,

SURPLUS.

INTER-EMPIRE TRADE

DEVELOPMENT..

Ottawa, Mar. 1. The chief festure of the annual Budget statement, which was made by the Minister of Finance, Mr. J. A. Robb, in the Dominion House of Commons this afternoon, was the announcement of a surplus of $69,- 782,080 ($13,956,400) of revenues over all expenditures for the fiscal year ending this month, and the reduction of the not debt by that amount.

Taxation reductions for the com- " ing fiscal year aro estimated at 25,- 000,000 dollars (£5,000,000,). the main reductions being a decrease of one per cent. In the sales tax and transportation tax en railway and steamship tickets; a comparatively fow tariff changes, with an intima-,- tion that the Government is pur suing a policy of watchful walking as to the proposed changes in the United States tarlif under the now administration.

Mr. Robb emphasised the steady development of Intor-Empiro trade - and add "Canada, the pioneer of British Preference, looks to Empire trade as the keynote of Its external. trade policy and desires in overy way to foster closer trading rela- tions throughout the British Com-. monwealth of nationa.”

Dealing with the financial year of the Canadian National Railways, .: Mr. Robb emphasised that the [railways would be able to meet ali Interest payments to the public,

dollars (21,400,000) in Interest to the Government:

ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS IN CHARGE OF "HOSTILITY" TO and in addition to pay 7,000,000

HANDICAPS.

The following are the entries and weights for the handicap events at

Commonwealth Handicap:

"A"

ROMAN CHURCH.

For the coming fiscal year the Rome, Mar. 1.

Ministar estimated that the national The Corriero d'Italia to-night revenues, despite the taxation re-

wonk shot which passed between course at Tungshan, Canton, when the forthcoming Extra Race Meeting publishes a message from Malta an-ductions, would at least be equal to the end, Taylor put the result Scotland defented England by two (Cinas-Duke of Chantilly (169) nouncing that Lord Strickland has the revenues of the year now clos-

the goalkeeper's legs, and near

England

K. Batchelor

Scotland

0 J. M. Walker

beyond question with a splendid points. goal.

Scoring one point for the singles Fletcher had many exciting moments in the R. A. goal, but the and two points for the doubles the Somersets attack was rarely con- games resulted as follows: vincing, Rowley-Dull being the . E. Quin only man who threatened danger. P. E. W. Lammert The Shield semi-finalists are G. C. Kiching

C. E. Watson Kowloon, South China, Club de A, Annett Recreio, and the Royal Artillery, and the draw is being made at this avening's Council meeting,

A. E quia &

B. K. Hatebeler

F. E. W. Lamsaert &

J. T. Smit

Ď A. T. Lar

1 W. L. Biration

1 D. Beath

ง

1 R. O. Rutherford

3. M. Walker &

J. T. Braith

A. T. Lay A

been excommunicated for conducting. Chonanpeake Bay (155), One-Third in Malts considered hostile to the

Foreign Tariffe, (142), Our Prince (168), Monterey Roman Catholic Church.

Touching on trade and tarift Day (145), Chow Taze Lon (156),

The message states: "The Arch-questions, Mr. Robb declared there Peck (146), Pickle (142), Imperial bishop of Malta has written a pas-had been a steady increase in trade, Tarmacadam (140), 0-Moon (160) Hall (161), Frenchman's Bay (148),

Delaware Bay (12), Rose Hatoral letter, which is a clear con- especially with countries with which (146), City Hall (140), San Francisco demnation of the intolerable condi- Canada had concluded commercal (160), Triumphant Stag (148), Win- tions, civic and political, created by treaties. The policy of the Govern somo Star (168), Young Pretender the government of Lord Strickland, ment, he said, was bo "favour thems who, by conduct hostile to the countries which favour our pro- (148), Buster (148),

Commonwealth Handicap: "Church and occlesiastical institu- ducts,"

With an obvious reference to a Class-Duke of Normandy 11 (146), tions, has incured excommunication

prospective increase of the United Sunning (168), Glory (162), Erins latae sententiae. Tale (160), Ace of Spades (147), Blue "This excommunication does not States tariff against Canadian Danube (161), Fifty Fifty (167) need to be publicly and formally goods, Mr. Robb said "It is our de- sire to trado freely with any and all Dosert Storm (152), Bright Prospoot made by the Bishop or the Pontiff, who are willing to trade with us.. At the time interval, at the con- (144),White Mist (140), Sunshine but comes into being, ipso facto, Bo What may or may not be possible clusion of the singles, both sides (140), The Jamaica (161), Brigade

In this necessarily depends in aomo: The paper continues in a violent measure on the purchasing power

G. O. Kitching

The semi-finals are to be played. E. Wan A on April 18th,

TO-MORROW'S LEAGUE

MATCHES,

M. A. Akonti

W. M. Btrulton

D, Bath 4

R. O, Katherford

A Big Programme For Midweek, were all square and 'It looked like Call (152), Papaya (142), Kom Tong soon ne abuses are made."

a division of honours when the Hall (140), As You Like It (143). One of the most important first two foursomes home were Mongolian Stag (158), Blue World strain to accuse Lord Strickland and fiscal policies of other countries. matches of the season, bearing in one each for England and Scot (160), Mowgli (150), The Pheasant (whom it supposes to be the Gov- The policy of the administration is mind the present positions in the land. The last foursomes to (103). The Ptarmigan (140), U-Un ernor) of a Protestant masonic not a high tarif policy; it is a low "In applying this policy, domestic? Gold Medal (150); Loch Etivo (144), Maltese population and exalt the League table, takes place to finish was that of Lammert and 1148), Croam Cracker (148), campaign" designed to torment the tarif policy morrow on 'Caroline Bill, South Kitching versus Lay and Stratton Loch Alah (155), Huntington (167) Anglican sect" at the expense of, as well as international factors must

08.3. and proved the most exciting game Gintard (150) Noukhail (162), the Roman atholics. China meeting the

These allegations are made in de There is a big programme of of the day. They were all square Twilight Eve (160), Flying Stag matches, the full list, together with on the 16th green, Scotland won (146), Nara Blag (150), Thunder grounds, times of kick-off and the 10th whilst the 17th and 18th bolt (168), Duke of Nieblang (148), flance of the fact that Lady Strick as wore both halved leaving Scotland Fanling Stag (147), The Ape (146), land recently gave £100,000 to of found an English Roman Catholle roferees appointed, being

King's Falloch (162), Duko one up and the match. follows:

Melroso (181).

College in the Island, Tiffin for the tears was provid- Commonwealtir Handicap: ed by Messrs. J. M. Walker, R. O.Class-Beretoforo (150), Zephyr - South China v, K.0.S.B-Caroline Rutherford and R. K. Batchelor. (158) May (155), Rummy (160) (142), City Hall (149), Imperial proposed in the tariff schedules in -Our Own Correspondent. Mountain Air (160), Zenfebil (164) All (151), Rose Hall (140), Buster other countries should they be im- False Alarm (142), Pumpkin (147) (148), Christmas Chimes (168), San plemented by legislation."-Router. Touchwood (140), Silver Stag (140), Francisco (150), Triumphant Sieg

Senior League.

Hill, 6 pm-Mr. Hollands, Bomernots v. Club Chatham Road,

5 pm--Mr. Cowan,

Junior League.

8. China "B" v. Navy-Navy,

p.m.-Mr. Martor.

Chinoso v. Kowloon-Chinese,

Dm-Mr, Rider,

Mr. Anderson.

KO.8.B. Y. RA.F. Chatham Rd.,

5 pm-r. Stokes.

be considered. The tariff changes. submitted to-day are designed to ro duco taxation and lessen the cost of production. While the Tariff Advisory Board is continuing its in- quiries, opportunity will be afford- Jed for considering the possible. effect on trade of the changes being

FORCED LANDING AT

SHANGHAL

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A Chinese employed in a firm in Inen (157), Tanglo (160), Moyan (148), Winsome Stag (168), Young

agher (165), Sunloch (155), Alderley Pretender (148). China Building was involved in a

(148), Aberdeen (158), Half Pint motor accident in Queen's Road (144) The Jungle Book (147), Dark Mirs Handicap: "B" Class-Duke Central yesterday morning. He Eyes (156).

of Normandy II (140), Bunning Empire Handicap: "A" Class(163), Glory (152), Doubtful (149), was knocked down by a public car, and was rendered unconscious, be- Chesapeake Bay (155), One Third Erin's Isla (160), Ace of Spades Eastern Y. RA-St. Joe., 6 p.m.ng severely injured. He was con- (142), Our Prince (158), Grand (147), Blue Danube (101), Fifty veyed to the Government Civil Tattoo Eve (100), Pack (146), Pickle Fifty (167), Desert Storm (162), Somerseta v. Bt. Joseph's Recrole, Hospital, where it is learned he sub- (142), Delaware Bay (142), Rose Bright Prospect (144), White Mist mained afloat altogether. Tho Hall (146), City Hall (140), Town (140), Sunshine (140), The Jamaica propeller blade was mapped when, 6 p.m.-Mr. Lees,

sequently died.

Hall (163) Imperial Hall (161), (101), Brigade Call (162), Papaya Buster(148), Christmas Chimes (142), Kom Tong Hall (140), As You going at the rate of 000 revolu "I was not at all nervous,” ka A £2,000,000 scheme is to be (168), Winsome Stag (158), Young Like it (148), Mongolian Stag (163), tione a mlaute, it struck the water.

Blue World (159), Howgil (160), launched for the development of the Pretender (148). part of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Empire Handicap: "D" Class The Pheasant (103), The Ptarmigan said, "and simply did as I was Doubtful (149), Fifty, Fifty (167), (140), U-Un II (148), Cream Cracker told. I was absolutely confident Bright Prospect (144), The Jamaica (148) Gold Medal (180), Loch Alsh of Capt. Jones's ability to get out (101), As You Like It (148), Mongo (165), Loch Etive (144), Sidnfaxi of the trouble. When we were llan Stag (168), Blue World (159), (100), Noukhall (152), Flying Stag landing, I looked at the speed (146), Nara Blag (150), Thunderbolt indicator and I saw that we landed Mowgli (150), The Phossant (168) (178), Duke of Nieblung (148), Fan- below 40 miles an hour 40 miles U-Un II (148), Gold Medal (160)ling Stag (147), The Ape (146) being the lowest mark on the in- Loch Etive (144), Loch Alsh (165) King'e Falloch (162), Little Thundicator. Indeed, I think we land- Skinfax (160), Nara Stag (160),

Vital Match.

As pointed out last week, thei

influence an the destination of

27.

K.OS.B. are bound to have a big June, the actress, is to be mar league honours this season, and ried to Lord Inverclyde en March their position in fact is such that] ahould they by some chance win all their remaining games, they] might yet top the table,

South China are in good dorm just

(148), Fanling Stag (147), King's Mirs Handicap: "C", Class---Here- that.":,

(160), Mountain Air (150), Zenfeb!!

This is hardly likely, however, now, and should they win will Bunloch (140), Duke of Nieblung der (165), Duke of Melrose (161).ed at a much lower speed "éhan: though they are sufficiently strong robably go on to take the cham-Falloch (152), Dark Eyes (142), tofore (150), Zephyr (158), Rummy Other than the propeller blade, to upast many calculations. For pionship, since they would pro Little Thunder (158).

Mira Handicap: "A" Class-Duko (154) Pumpkin (147), Touchwood the only damage noticable was a such an unexpected success they bably beat the Athletic if a great

of Chantilly (163), Chesapeake Bay (140) Sopron (158), King Parade damaged undercarriage, which was would have to rely on a sequence deal dopended on the match. of failures by the leading sides On yesterday's game, the Club (165), One-Third (142), Our Prince (148), Bliver Steg (140), Inca (157), caused by the steam-launch which (188), Monterey Bay (145), Grand Movanaghar (165), Bunloch (188), crashed into the Moth and several which fa hardly likely.

will be badly out of form if theyTattoo Eve (180), Oloon (150), Alderley (148), Dark Eyes (184), Indents on the wings, caused by Applendid game is likely to do not take full paints from the Peck (140), Pickle (142), French Aberdeen (155), Half Pint (144), boat-hooks and movemente result from to-morrow's game. Bomerseta.

man's Bay (148), Delaware Bay The Jungle Book (147),

salvaging the machine.

in