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GARRISON NEWS.

A FAREWELL SMOKER TO."

DE BERWICK P.O'‰.."

A very enjoyablo smoking concert, "po mark the departure of the Berwick for home to-morrow, was held on Friday night in the Chief and P.0's. Club, and a large number of people were entertained with a long pro gramme of numbers contributed by C. 1, 0. artists. very talented Horner, at the plario, accompanied ali the musical items with his customary skill To name but a fow of the contributers, the Rov. Hewitt, with rocitations humorous and wise; Sjt. Johnson, R.,, with broad Cockney songs, Mr. Hooper, with a very clover skit on biblical history, and many others, made the concert go with a swing until the end, which came at 11.80.

Farewell Dance.

As has been announced elsewhere.

■ farewell dance is to be given to- night by the Berwick Social Club, at Messrs. Lano, Crawford's restaurant.] The "Bear" band will provide the music, and those who attended the dance given by the same ship's com- pany earlier in the season dre almost certain to want to repent the pleasure then enjoyed.

Berwick Social Club.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

good music.

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Sto. Harrison, Marine Nolan, Sto. Foster, Leg. Smn. Lloyd, Frogley, "Ablott, Raymon, Parks, and other “Various -- songs guests, andered? and jokes, much to the amusement of the company. Dances alternated with the

turns. The persistent “autograph hunters evidently showed the feelings of the men to their Olcers. Hearty votes of thanks were accorded to Capt. Robinson, Comdr. Woollerton, Lt. Comdr. Friend, Lt. Dalison, and the Committee, of the Berwick Social Club,

Royal Artillery Cup. What proved a game of importance to the R.A. in the Station, and to the 1st Battery in particular, was played at Sookunpoo on Friday.

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The football, especially in the Arst-half was of a high standard and not a single foul occurred through out the 70 minutes.

The Gunners from Lyemun (12th Unitary were down the defence of Battery) scored first but 31st Battery their opponents, and early in the wecond half Cotton_equalised. The 31st might have added to their score but their shooting was a little erratic,

The game was ably controlled by Lieutenant G. W. Beal, M.C., M.M.

81st Battery-Maltby; Oliver, Seal; Hall, Fletcher, Ward; Cotton, Read, Gill, H.S.M. Leach and Rodgers.

12th Battery-Moore; Gough, F. Taylor; Eardley, Woods, Gardener; Hall, Bridgeman, Allen, W. Taylor and Walker.

INTERPORT SOCCER MATCH

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HONGKONG DEFEATED BY

SHANGHAL

MONDAY, FEBRUARY

HOME FOOTBALL.

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

The results of Saturday's Home football. 'ns cabled by Router,

FIRST DIVISION,

were:

¡Our Own Correspondent.) :

Birmingham Shanghai, Fob. 1. Shanghai defonted Hongkong in the Soccer Interport match by five goals to two...

At half-time the score was

Bolton

Burnley Derby Everton Huddersfield Leicester Manchester U. Wednesday Sunderland

two Grimsby goals to mit in favour of Shanghai.

Excepting for a brief period after the start, Hongkong were completely outclassed and were mostly on the defensive. Hongkong ware the Arst to get away, and Goldman drove a long shot into the goalie.

The Shanghai left winger, Turner, dislocated his shoulder in a collision with Reeves and retired for fifteen minutes.

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front of goal. Twenty-five minutes Shanghai missed several chances in after the start, Pote Hunt lobbed the ball into the goal and in the melee following, Doggerell scored.

Hongkong, pressed, and the Shang- hai goalie smothered the ball and cleared. Turner gave 4 paxa

to Favacho who returned to Snook. The

latter had a clear shot and best Rod- ger, putting Shanghai two up

1 'Blackburn

◊ Arsenal

◊ Leeds

14 Manchester C,

1 Portsmouth

3 Liverpool

2 Newcastle

4 Middlesbro"}}

4 West Ham

1 Shefeld. U.

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SECOND DIVISION.

Bradford Bristol C. Cardif

Nolin. County Millwall Preston N.E. Reading Southampton Swanaca Tottenham West Bromi

5 Blackpool

2 Slake!!

2. Oldham

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTII).

Bournemouth Crystal Pal. Sinclair nearly got through for} Fulham Shanghai And then Hongkong tested | Merthyr the Shanghai walio on two occasions Newport without resu",

Norwich Half-time: Shanghai, 2; Hongkong

0.

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SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITMES, The Steamship,

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No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

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LOCAL RADIO.

COMPLETE OPERA TO BE TRANSMITTED.

0 Bradford C.

4 Hull.

1. Wolves

3 Charlton

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2 Notis. Forest

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0 Barnsley

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THIRD DIVISION (NORTH), Accrington Barrow

Shanghai Aggressive, Lieutenant M. R. Miller, 12th Bat

On the resumption Shanghai' were Walsall A farewell dinner was held at Luiie terý, HA, at the conclusion of the Crawford's. Capt. E.

*Postponed. Robinson, game, congratulated 31st on having ressive and continuously mono-Walford

Favaeho missed the goal by inches Comdr. Woollerton, Condr. E. Sedz-won the Royal Artillery Cup, which pulled the play in the second half. succession. This your 31st played 4 then scored the third goal, and short- they nad retained for tve years in

from a fine centre by Turner. Sinclair won 3, drew total 7 points. 12thly after burda missed another. Shang- Bty, were next with points for 4 ha continued to have most of the games, He further complimented them on winning the Garrisen League, play and the Hongkong goalkeeper Hartlepools

called pn to clear on several | New Brighton Dinner over, to Bears Orchestra

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Armytage, wife of Major II. pccasions. Hongkong were hemmed Port Vale "opened up" tho merriment with W. H. Armytage, M.C., presented the in their own half.

Cup.

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Curtier after corner followed. Eventually after neat passing among the inside forwards, Sinclair' again]. reared.

In ensuing, play Stokes handled the ball in the penalty area and Hongkong were awarded a penalty, Reeves Look the kick and scored. Butcher made a great sulo effort but his shot was high.

Sinclair then obtained the "hat Trick" by scoring Shanghai's fifth gon. A mis-kick by a Shanghini back let A. Gosano in and he scored with a fine low drive,

Darlington

Doncaster

Rochdale

Sth. Shields Stockport York

SCOTTISH CUP, SECOND ROUND. Dundee U.

0 Partick T.

Motherwell. 1 Airdrie

Albion Rov.

Vale o' Leven Forfar Hamilton

Leith Celtic

Montrose

Aberdeen

St. Bernard's

Dundre

· Result: Shanghai 5; Hongkong 2. The Hongkong forwards never real- ly got going. The Shanghai defence,

Art particularly the halves, played a Falkirk sterling game. The Hongkong goal- | Rangers keeper had not much chance with any of the goals scored against him. They were all from short range. Reeves was outstanding at back.

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Hongkong won the loss and opened

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againt the sun, but with the wind Reeves scored with a terride shot "Pagan Love Song and Johnstone Constantinopla Pyrous," Bmyria and other Lavant Portal by Steamers ·

in their favour. There was a big attendance, the ground being led to capacity.

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Another Account. Iteuter described the game as fol- Justs:

The sun was shining brightly and the conditions were perfect. There were 5,000 spectators present, ·

The first half was fairly even. Both goals and several narrow escapes and both goalkeepera made a number of fine saves. The Hongkong forwards were slightly better in combination laut the Shanghai halves were superior. Eventually Dogizerdl open- ed the scoring, immediately after which Hongkong nearly equalised from a scramble in front of the goal mouth. Then Shanghai pressed con alierably and Snook netted. Half time arrived with the scare two goals to nil in favour of Shanghai.

from a penalty. Sinclair then added his third,

Just before time A; Gosano scored from a very fine centre.

Reeves, and Rodger were excellent throughout for Hongkong, but the forwards frequently showed hesitancy in front of goal. Shanghai were de cidedly the better side on the day's play.

Shanghai Beat Tientsin. (Our Own Correspondent.)

Shanghai, Feb. 2. Shanghai bent Tientsin in the inter- port soccer match by three goals to iwo. The score at half time was one all.

with clone exchanges,

It was a very hard fought game,

The Tientsin captain was injured twice early in the game, and was un able to render much assistance."

The Shanghai scorers were Favacho

In the second half Hongkong fell fame) and Snook (two), and the Tien. off and played like a beaten Leamsin scorers Pearson and Fingereth Sinclair scored twice. In the Inst

There was dull weather, but a large few minutes Hongkong improved and

attendance.

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