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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930.

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NEW TERRITORIES EVANGELISATION.

WORK OF SOCIETY IS OUTLINED.

RIFLE LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF WEEK-END MATCHES.

Below will be found the resulta and details of matches fred in the Hong kong Rifle Leagoo on Saturday and Sunday last.

Stonecutters "E" were again sue- cessful, and would already appear to bo certain winners of the League.

The good work being done by the Hongkong and New Terri- tories Evangelisation Society was commented upon at the annual meeting, which was held at the Helenu May Institute yesterday evening under the chairmanship of the Rev. J. Horace Johnston. The chairman was supported by Saturday. the Rev. H. R. Wells and the Rev. Cheung Chuk-ling.

of the Society Lady members acted as hostesses, and tea was served prior to the meeting.

I

Stonecutters E.R.C. v Somerset L.I. R.C.

Fired at Stonecutters Kange on

Stonecutters E

200 000 00 Total

yds. yds, yds.

Capt. Quinlan, R.M. 26 30 26 82 P. O. Greening 31 29 23 83

29 28 In the course

.. 29 28 25 82 of the annual P. O. Markham

32 32 30 40 50 07 report it was stated that the P. O. Parsons...

Sgt. Madelaine, RM, 29 29 work of the Society was carried Cpl. Warwick, R.M. 30 on faithfully and regularly Col. Burnett, R. M. throughout the year, which had Mne, Counter been an eventful one.

The difficulty of finding funds led to the appointment of a finance committee, which made

certain representations and ap- portioned responsibility. for obtain- ing funds. The Chinese church felt that the effort to obtain the sum apportioned to it was beyond grew its power and from this proposals for management of the work which have been much dis- cussed. It was accepted in principle that the Hongkong district of the Church of Christ in China Ehould assume responsibility for the work, but that this Society Chinese representing the local

and non-Chinese churches should continue its efforts to spread in- terest in the work and raise funds for its support.

At the end of January a sum

Totals

.... 28

ផនដឌឌននអី |កូនខ្ល

703

232 236 212 680 Add 4% for open sights ....

Grand Total

§Aperture Sights..

Somerset L I.

26 32 Set. Harbour ....

30 32 28 00 C.Q.31.3. Porter.. Capt. Gage Brown 28 20 24 78 Sgt. Collett Set. Cloutman L/C Loxton L/C Padgett L/ Turnbull

Totals

26 31 30 87

26 31

23

83858ang :

38253872 1818 !

.216 228 200 653

Add 4% for open sights

Grand Total

A TRIANGULAR MATCH.

. Somerset I.. I.

of over one thousand dollars was Sgt. Harbour 26 32 227 85 required, but the funds show &C.Q.M.S. Porter 30 32 28 30 balance of $245.10 at the end of Capt. Gage Brown 28 26 24 78 the year as against a balance of Sgt. Collett $462.58 Inst year.

Sgt. Cloutman L/C. Loxton

26 31 30 87 29 28 27 84

26 31 26 83 25

Various activities in the New | L/C. Padgett in the L/C. Turnbull Territories

are detailed

evangelistic bands report. The

Totals the Churches of

216 228 209 653 sent out by

Add 47% for open sights

20 valuable Hongkong have done work in many parts.

History of Society.

In proposing the adoption of the

Grand Total

(N. & M.) Y.M.C.A.

079

P. O. Ward

29 28 31 RB 29 23 30 82

annual report, the chairman said: 1.8. Forrester

It is now over a quarter of a

the century since

Hongkong Evangélisation Society was found- ed. It was founded as a joint effort in which Chinese and non- Chinese co-operated to carry the light of the Gospel to rural parts of the Colony. The field is wide. The leased Territories cover no less than 376 square miles, in- eluding 90 miles of islands. in which there are 600 and more villages, market towns, and float- ing population homes, with a po- pulation of at least 100.000 souls. Into this region the Chinese have migrated at different periods from! various quarters, so that many have different dialects.

In this wide field our mission is the only one of any magnitude. Would that were ten times as large that it might adequately and cope with this great task accomplish more speedily Ita beneficent alms.

Pte. Jackson A. B. Woodruf Cpl. Ackerman Pte. O'Reilly ne. Judd

3ine, Butcher

23 26 26 75 26 30 24 30 27 19. 20 72 25 29 26 8Q 27 87 6. 18 24 48

Totals

.194 204 214 612 Add 1% for open sights.... 24

Grand Total

II. M. Dockyard. "Mr. Young *Mr. Lakey

Mr. Johnston Mr. Guest Mr. Gossett Mr. Ursell Mr. Fawcett "Mr. Lewis

Totals

G3G

27 27 28 -82 20 32 20 00 26 24 20 70 30 85

81

60

83

212 213 209 634 Add 4% for open sights

Grand Total

*Aperture Sights.

634

Taikoo y Somerset LI Fired at Taikoo on Sunday 30th March.

Taikoo R.C.

Mr. Walmsley Mr. MacIndoe Mr. Swan $Mr. Cameron

Mr. Polson Mr. Stainton §Mr. Amery $Mr. McLennan

31 BL 28 90 27 28. 24 79 24 32 27 83 21 27 19 67 25 31 26 82 23 29 26 78

The report for 1929 is in your hands and it shows that Our workers are still patiently plod- ding on, still faithfully pursuing the lires laid down from the be- ginning. They are doing ploneer Evangelism, a labour for the up-building of self-supporting congregations and self-supporting work among both young and old.

One or two items in this re- port deserve a word of emphasis The sudden from the chair. death of the Rev. F. C. Young removed from our ranks one who had endeared himself to Chinese and non-Chinese alike. He gave promise of being an enthusiastic Capt. Bakewell ... 30 supporter of our Socfety. The Capt. Gage Brown 27 26 29 82 cause has also suffered a heavy Sgt. Harbour loss in the death at a ripe age of L/C Loxton

C.Q.M.S. Porter Mr. Yu Pak-shing. He fought a good fight and has now received Sgt. Collett

St. Cloutman the Crown of victory.

L/C. Turnbul

20 15 18 53 33 33 31 07

Totala...

.204 226 199.820 Add 4% for open sights

Grand Total

623

Somernet L.I.R.C.

22 26

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THE LAWN TENNIS SEASON.

ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL

REPORT.

The report of the Hongkong Lawn Tennis Association to be presented at the annual meeting to be held at the Hongkong C.C. on April 15 (at which league entries will be made) states: The Statement of Accounts shows A small Credit Balance of $3.07 to be carried forward to-1930.

Receipts.--Entrance Feos for the 4 Divisions of the League amounting to $360,00, and $187.04 representing half the nett proth from the French exhibition games, together with $252.48 brought forward from the previous year comprise the total receipts of $799.52.

Expenditure.-Disbursements in the sum of $790.46, are $670.26 in excess of the previous year which is accounted for by increases under all items of

in expenditure. Included this is a loss of $370.31, which was incurred in connexion with the Shanghai Interport, and the eums of $3.80 and $50.00 respectively expend- ed for Reference Books and a Desk for the Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Actually the Expenditure of the year is in excess of Income by an amount of $249.41.

The League Teams. Entries in the "A" "B" "C" and Mixed Doubles Divisions were 9, 11, 9 and 7 respectively.

"KOWLOON GOLF.

MEAD SHIELD CONTEST ON SUNDAY,

The competition for the Head Shield among Kowloon C.C, golfers will be played, by kind permission of the Kowloon Golf Club, over the Kowloon City course on Sunday. No less than forty-two players have en- tered. The Mead Shield, it will be recalied, was played for regularly over the

old King's Park course years ago, and it is good to see that an effort is being made to revive the competition. The draw for starting times is as follows:

9.16, E, C. Fincher v C. Bond. 9,20,A. W. E. Davidson F. E. Lawrence.

9.25, E, S. Abraham v James Smith. 9.30, A. Laughton v John S. Smith. 9.35, Pooler v E. G. Sewoll, 9.40, L. Jeeves v A. Hyde-Lay, 9.45, W. Goldenberg v E R. Frice, 3.50,

R. E. Lindseli v J. C. Lyal. 9.56, E, Kern v S. J. Jordsin.

10.00, V. C. Labrum v A. L. East-

man,

10.05, G. E. Labrum v W. Hyde. 10.10 W. Borrowman y J. Jones. 10.15, C. J. Roe v H. T. Burton, 10.20, W. Brace v L. Elford, 10.25, A. A. Dand v F. Goodwin, 10.30, J. R Way v S. Jer 10.35, H. Mundy v C. J. Tacchi. 10.40, H. W. Page v A. W. Brown. 10.45, J Mackintosh v J. Litton. 10.50, W. Harper v D. W. Gregory. .10.55, B. Petheram v H. Overy.

PING-PONG MATCH.

"A" Division.-There were two additional teams namely, the South China Athletic Association and the Club de Recreio, and we hope that these two Clubs will repeat entries in the Senior Division this IST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CLUB forthcoming season,

their

v. FILIPINO CLUB,

Division. The Craigengower Cricket Club were unable to compete in this division but figured in the "C" A friendly game of ping-pong, in Division. The same number of teams, which the St. Patrick's Catholic Club however, were maintained as in the were victorious, was played last even- provious'

due to the entry of the ing at the Filipino Club. European Young Men's Christian The St. Patrick's Club, who were Association. We feel that a step in returning the visit paid by the Fili

year

the right direction was taken by this pinos to their Club last Wednesday, latter Club in playing for this won by 30 points. They were deleat Division, and, considering that theyed at the previous meeting by 54 have only recently acquired grounds, points.

their position in the League table is Yesterday's secres were: one of which they can feel justifiably St. Patrick's.

Filipino Club,

43 A. E. H. Castro

40

27 R. Castro

40

33 L. Castra

84

Ribeiro

33 D. Leonard

32

Rocha

35 Rull

Wing Hang

42 Brown

Scoblo in Division-Entries this Sabin division fell from sixteen to

nine, Nuttall This was accounted for by the new than one ruling disallowing more

from any individual Club to team enter in each division, thereby exclud- ing the No. 2 teams of the Chinese Recreation Club and the Club de Recreio.

The following Clubs included in the this 1028 list did not compete in

Cricket Club, division:-Kowloon

Royal Army Medical Corps Sports Club, Kennedy Road Married Quarters Tennis Club, Nippon Club, European Young Men's Christian Association, Kowloon Indian Tennis Club, Filipino

Club.

Whilst the following were new

entries:-Royal Engineer and Signals Sports Club, Craigenkower Cricket Club.

This Division is a "feeder" to the Senior Divisions, and we wish Lo urge all Clubs in the Colony who can.

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CRICKET.

193

Indian Recreation Club 2nd XI in their The following will represent the League matches over the week-end:

day). M. P. Madar (Capt.), H. T. Against H.K.C.C. 2nd XI (Satur Barma, Sirdar Khan, M. R. Abbas, F M. et Arculli, A. R. Suffad, A. S J. S. Ackber and D. Mohamed. Suffiad, A. R. H. Esmail, S. Ismail,

Against R.A.S.C. (Sunday).-M. P.. Khan, A. M. Rumjahn, F. M. I Ar- Madar (Capt), H. T. Barma, Sirdar

culli, A. R. Suffiad, A. S. Sufiad, A.

see their way to participate to make R. H. Esmail, S. Ismail, J. S. Ackber

every effort to enter. In the event of an excessive number of entries the formation of a new division may be considered to obviate an unwieldy programme of matches and a pro- longed season.

Mixed Doubles Division-Wo feel sure that this newly formed com- petition has come to stay. It affords the ladies an opportunity of playing against good players from Clubs, which would not happen in the ordinary course.

season

Honours Divided.

other

and D. Mohamed.

Mon-Mr. M. W. Le (Captain), Mr. T. Honda, Mr. S. A. Ramjahn, Mr. H. D. Rumjahn, Major Lucas and Dr. R. Tottenham.

And the Shanghai players were: Ladies

9.-Mrs. Stafford-Smith (Cap- tain), Miss Firth, Miss Crawford and Miss Collacao

Men-Mr. J. L. Wade (Captain), Mr. G. Lum; Mr. P. Kong, and Mr. R. Carnavarro,

French Tennis Players.

We had the good fortune to receive · The most notable feature of the a visit in November from Messieurs season under review is that honours Cochet, Brugnon, Bodel and Landry, were divided, and we feel sure that who were on a world tour. Our best the Chinese Recreation Club, who thanks are due to certain members of were conspicuous for their victories the Chinese Recreation Club who made for many consecutive years, does not themselves responsible for all arrange- begrudge the successes of the other ments in connexion with the exhibi-

concerned.

tion games which took place on the We congratulate the Hongkong C. R. C. ground. The visit was much Cricket Club on their fine per appreciated by all tennis enthusiasts formance. Starting off by defeating in the Colony. the Chinese Recreation Club they The thanks of the Association are finally annexed the "A" Division due to the Officials of the various shield without the loss of a match. Clubs for their kind assistance in In the "B" Division the Chinese carrying out the League fixtures Recreation Club continued winning satisfactorily; to the Committees of from where they left off the previous the Hongkong Cricket Club, the Kow- and the United and must be heartily con- loon Cricket Club gratulated on the continuance of their Services Recreation Club for the high standard, of efficiency. The

Joan

of their grounds, and for secret of their success undoubtedly the assistance given by the Hun

in connexion with lies in the rivalry between the pairs | Secretaries

the that constitute the teant.

Interport Matches; the. Com- The "left-wing" of the Chinese mittee of the Chinese Recreation Clab Recreation Club, the South China for the courtesies extended during the Athletic Association, secured the "C" visit of the French Tennis Players and Division, and we congratulate them on the Interport Matches; to the French Consul and to the Agent of the success. A propos Has been before the

To the Kowloon Cricket Club is Messageries Maritimes for their kind committee along the lines being

attributed the first honours of the co-operation which made it possible almost universally followed to-

Mixed Deubles League. They have for us to witness the French Players day. It is that the Hongkong

emulated the example of their men's in action; to the Anonymous donor District of the Church of Christ

team of 1909 and are privileged to of the "Kowloon Cricket Club" Ladies in Chinu should assume respon-

have the name of their Club inscribed Interport Trophy, and to the Dunlop siblity for the work but that this

as the first winners of the Mixed | Rubber Co. (China). Ltd., for the Doubles Shield Society,

We congratulate presentation of the Mixed Doubles representing the local

them on their success,

Shield.. Chinese and non-Chinese Churches, were able to finish on the right

"At Home Lady Clementi, Miss should continue its efforts to side by reason

of the arduous Kwok, Mr. M. K. Lo, and Miss Han- spread interest in the work and efforts of collectors and a dona cock very kindly officiated at the raise funds for its support: There tion from Hongkong

Union Present Club, the Chinese Recreation to the Hongkong.

26 27 23

72

22 24

24. 23 22 22 28 21 25 24 73 21 31 17 63 25 20 12 57

Totals

.197 197 182 576 Add 4% for open sights

Grand Total

Aperture Sights,

23

599

is an echo in the last sentence Church of $875, the result of & Cricket

of the report which speaks of the opening year with hope and expectation. The work will re- ceive a fresh impulse.

I also wish to allude to the fund raised by Mr. D. F. Warren, a Canadian Mission in Hongkong, and the happy results which followed its distribution in our mission stations.

jumble sale. Also Kowloon Union Club, the South China, Athletic A Church raised $313, being $18 sociation and Kowloon Cricket Club more than was allocated to them. respectively.

The report and statement accounts were adopted.

of

At each of these functions the winners of the various divisions of the League engaged in matches Afterwards a report on the against representative teams selected New Territories Churches was from the Rest of the League, and given by the Rev. Lei Shu-kwai excepting in the "A" Division the (Superintendent Pastor), an ad- Champions were the winners. dress was delivered by Mr. Tse Finally, let us join in the ex- Chap-hing, and Mr. D. F. Warren pressions of thanks which

are exhibited lantern slides which he found in the report, particularly explained, concerning the work those accorded to the various of the Society. collectors.

The meeting closed with a hymn

.

In presenting the accounts, the and the Benediction.

The Rev. H. R. Wella and Mr. Rev. Frank Short pointed out

that the year was started with a Fu Sul-chi acted as interpreters, balance of $462,68 and ended and music for the hymns was with a balance of $245.40. They supplied by Mra. Short at the

plano.

* Interport Matches. In November wo were visited by a Shanghai Ladies' and Men's Team, and we congratulate our players on their victories over the Northern port. The ladies won by four matches to one, and the men by three matches to two,

Hongkong was represented by the following players:

(Cap-

Ladies Mrs. Tottenham

tain), Mrs. Miles, Mrs. James and

Miss Enid Lo

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