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Major J. J. Carter, Royal Engineers, who arrived in the Colony only recently, is retiring from the Service shortly, and will be one of the fort unalo Tow to book a late berth on the Asama Maru, when she saila thin wook.

Band Concert.

The band concert, which was an- nounced to take place last evening in the courtyard of Wellington Barracks, proved a great success, and the con tinuance of such entertainments it practically certain. Whilst num ber of. Naval personnel and European civilians had not grasped

fact that the puulle were per mitted to occupy the seats arranged around the Band, the troops in The Barracks were content in many cases to remain or their verandahs to listen to the very excellent fare provided by Bandmaster E. J. Woollcott and hi instrumentalisis.

A feature of the arrangements was the placing of a plume of green horse.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929.

LOCAL YACHTING.

THIRD LADIES CHAMPION- SHIP RACE YESTERDAY.

The II.K.Y.C; third Ladies' Cham- pionship race was sailed yesterday, the course being--Channel Rocks (P), Kowloon Rocks (P), Mark on Line (P), Channel Rocks (S), al- tance of 7.4 milos. The results were:

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4.10.50 Colleen.... 4,10.07 41111 Dorothes... 4:38.204.32.47

I. Y. and. G. Classes Started 8.5.

Daphne .: 4.31.45 Scratch Halcyon ... 4.34.14. Why Wonder 4.82.48 Winga... 4.31.05... Bluenose. 4.31.15- Boojum 4.30.28 Speedwell 4.31.29 Adanae... 4.33.15

hair above each music-stand, a relie KOWLOON GOLF CLUB.

of the days when the Somersets' Band hung their shakos, with their green plumes, on the music-stands.

Football.

In the Hongkong Area Football League, two matches were played yes- terday afternoon. In their match with the RA.S.C., the Sameraets had Httle difficulty in winning by the comfortable margin of eight goals to two. Teams;

"D" Coy, S.L.I-Renuo; Danovais, Leyshan; Savirar; Huish, Townsendi Rendell, Hicks, Denmead, Bennett, Cotton.

R.A.S.C. and R.A.P.C.-—~Andrewes; Evans, Norris: Lt. Courtin, Lyons, Hamer; Cole, "Twelves, Corbesley, Lewis, Fry.

The Carpa won the toss, and elect- ed to kick with the sun behind them. The Somersets forced an unproduc- tive corner in the first minute, and continued their pressure for some Hittle while, eventually being driven back to midfield. The Somersets got away after some time, and Hicks ran in to scure a good goal."

Rendell and Hicks made a pretty run, and a smart centre enabled Cat. ton to come through to add to the Somerseta' score. The Depart- mentals got away again, and Fry,

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FIRST ROUND OF... JUNIOR ;

CHAMPIONSHIP.

The following is the draw for the irst round of the Junior Champion- ship of the Kowloon Golf Club to be played next Sunday,

C. G. Andorson w H. Munday T. J. Price v 9. H. Harris

E. O. Murphy A. A. Dand

F. E. Skinner G. Castle

J. B. McCaw

v A. Laughton

W. Mil

v. F. W. T. Ross-

v W. Borrowman v W. Orchard

H. G. Swinburne v J. S. Smith

The second round will be played on. December 2, the semi-final on Janu- sry 12 and the Anal on January 28,

HOCKEY.

UNIVERSITY TO MEET THE- EUROPEAN Y.M.C.A.

The following have been selected to represent the University, 2nd XI against the Y.M.C.A. at King's Park at 5 p.nt. on Thursday. A. A. Aziz (Capt.), V. Enok, N. Chamarette, E.

from the left, put in a good centru. Harrison, G. L De Souza, J. J. tlist passed right across the goal-Gutteres, N. Noronha, Dick, Koh Nai-

mouth with no one to breast it in.

The Corps had still the seuring spirit, and Corbosley opened their tally with a gend ahoi, and both sides gol near to the other's, gaul before the half-time whistle, though no further goals resulted.

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End-to-end play in the first few minutes of the second half was so transformed into merely a matter of the Somersets keeping the Corps in their own half, and goal came quick- ly from Hicks, Dunment and Town- send. The Departmentals made break-away, but passing too short ended the movement. Callon scored again for the Somersets as soon As they were within shooting distance, and Evans saved a curtain goal soon afterwards, with Andrewes out of position. Denmend added to the Somersets' score before the end, ani Lewis scored for the Corps from a corner.

20th (H) Bty. R.A. v RE. & K.S.

Although leading At half-time through the only goal scored, · the Artillery lost by two gants to one at Sonkunjoo yesterday Rfternoon.

Teams:

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20th Battery.Naylor; Rathbonė, Beon; Ashlee, Gorst, Harris; Koer- ner, Dryden, Wilkinson; Wood, Dean.

R. E. & R. Signats.-Penny: Sabin, Perry; Palmer, Grosvenor, Monaghanj Higgins, GBlott, Cotton, Dolling, May- nard.

Winning the toss, the Engineers played against the sun in the first half. Dryden was injured in the first five minutes of the game arul hui to be assisted from the field.

Dryden was instrumental in the Gunners getting their goal, which Wilkinson scored, whilst Wood nearly got another one soon afterwards Penny anly fast managing to save. Midfield play was the order for the remainder of the first half.

Gillott played at inside-right in the second half, and Maynard look up the outside-left pouition. The latter scored for the Engineers, to bring the scores level, within shot that Naylar was unable to stop. The Gunners showed more combination, than they

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raids get near Penny's goal, only for efforts poor shooting to turn their

to nothing. At the other end, 'Gil- lott put a good pass across to Cotton, who scored without much difficulty from ten yards. Further pressure by the Engineers led to no further score, and they ran out winners by the odd goal in three.

Chinn Fleet Foolball League:

In the Second Division of the above League, Iroquols beat Tamar yester day afternoon at Happy Valley by the only goal scored. It was Iroquois' first game in the League, and perhaps the early win will only be the pre- cursor of further success. Teams:

Iroquois. Wyatt; Hammond, Nob- cs; Warden, Evans, Watson; North-

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one another's play, and combination in attacks was poor. No score occurred in the first half.

Northfield opened the scoring for Iroquois after making all the running for himself, and this success spurred his sido to increased effori, Tamar being several times in difficulties. Though an accident to Warden neces- ainted his going off the field, Iroquois continued their pressure but could not find the net again.

Marnzien beat Potersfield by five goals to pil at Happy Valley. yender- day afternoon, in a rather one-sideil nintch. Teams;

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Marazion-Martin; Goodall, Wand: Brown, Keon, Wolle; Milton, Swift, Tigwell, Pauley.

Petersfield-Genge Hawes, Cook: Phillips, Walker, Lowe: Pearce, Hor- wond, Mayne, Wells, Jackson.

End-to-end play marked the open- ing stages of the game, and Peters- field forced two corners from Mara- zion without result) Tigwell was first to score for Marazlon, from, a good

by Pauley, and the same com PABB bination repented the motion inter, for Tigwell to scare

again. Swift got his side's third goal from Pauley, good shot going into the far corner of the net.

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Pauley, besides inving the honour of "making" all three goals for Mara- zlon, ran through himself to score the fourth, just before half-time,

Petersfield made a 'fing dash for the Marazion goal

on resuming, but Kean and Goodall cleared well, and the other end Genge saved well from Tigwell, Swift and Milon. The Marazion forwards kept up their pressure, and a nice pass by tichard sun gave Pauley the chance to ndil the fifth goal.

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