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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1930.

LEAGUE CRICKET.

ONLY TWO MATCHES IN JUNIOR_DIVISION,

Although many fixtures were played off on Saturday afternoon, only two wore League matches, both hoing in the junior division.

DIVISION IL

Indians Easily Defeat the Royal Signals.

ST. PETER'S ANNUAL GOVERNMENT HOUSE.

· GARDEN FETE.

SOCIAL WELFARE WORK TO BENEFIT. Mrs. II. T. Croany, the wife of the Director of Publi Works, opened the annual St. Pelor's Garden Fete in the grounds of the old Sailors' Homo at West Point on Saturday afternoon,

Sunday, Nov. 23rd.—Comdr. Wal- tor arrived at Mountain Lodge,

Monday, Nov. 24th,--Comdr. Waller Jeft Mountain Lodge.

Tuesday, Nov. 26th.-III Excel- lency The Governor moved to Gov- ernment House,

The following were the guesta at

Luncheon Group Captain Jack- Hon, Squadron Leader and Mrs. Freeman, Squadron Leader and Mrs. Wood.

His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel entertained the Members

to tea, to meet a number of the leading officials and men of bual-

This match was played in the

The Very Rev. Alfred Swain, in garrison ground at Sookunpoo, and resulted in a victory for the Indiananking Mrs. Creasy to declare the by nine wickets. · Ä feature of the Fate open, expressed their of the Canadian Trade delegation match was the fine bowling of F. M.preciation of her presence, at el Arculi, the Indlat akipper, who captured five wickets for only mine runs. The military batsmen were all at men with bis bowling and the first Aye batanon were sent back by this bowler with only a few runs between them.

This early sethack disheartened the Signals, who were all dismissed for enly 62 runs. L/Cpl. Poony was top scoror with 16 to his credit while Saunders nyl Andrews vnch collected

11.

The Indians experienced little dimculty in passing their opponents' rere, obtaining the necessary runs for victory with nine wickets in band, They eventually went on to make 141 for the loss of five wickets. A. Sufflad contributing 40 (not out), P. Maler 32 and Arkber 23.

bury time when she was renpiciness of the Colony. with work in connexion with other bazaar.

an-

Rev., Mr. 1. N. Watkins thanked Mrs. Crossy for coming along, re- marking that the interest she took in their activities was encouraging. He also thanked workers and those ethers who, in soune forin or other, supported the Fete, the Publis Works Department for

the

of flags and the Press for publicity given to the necasion. |urged visitors to spend freely.

loan the Te

After Mr.. Croney, who was ne It.companied by the Hon. Mr. I. T. Chenny, hol declareil the Fete open. she was presented with a basket of flowers by little Misa Davis Frith.

DRAWN MATCH.

Craigengower Put Up Good Score Against Police.

Playing on their own ground, the Palle Recreation Club frow with their righbours, the Craigengower †?!. Cricket Club,

Several stalls were laid out with sweets, flowers, plants, fruit, etc. A Hollar Stall where good prizes were offered, forether with another where spaserabde' fancy goods were 6 display akin cante in For t:tation. In another part of the Taking first brock, Craigengower, Kuodintis, side-shows wire by some caristest haithir, compiled | vlich_included coconut shy, houp 142, to which Y. Aldís contributed 192. | In. Bak pond, tenent Many other players reached double mininture poli rol other attracijas, figures. Booker, for the Police, enz. The Kroma were brightly be. tured three wickets for 20 runs.

flagged and at night rainator. The Palice played out time and when umps were drawa, their Heure for the loss of three wickets,

Friendly Matches.

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Peter's

The funds raised at this Fr will go to benefit Church, St. Peter's Young Men ́s 1 Club, 21h Troop ..f The game was originally a League bone day Scents, and St

Peter Axture but awing to the

Club'e bank inability to put up a representative Diesen Missionary Society which Victoria and nide, it was played na a friendly. Hatting fest, the home team knocked alertakes various social work in up BQ, A. T. ter making 36 am

the Colmny, particulul in cop Omar 182. Baker howles very well nexium with the Blind Home nt for thị Club, capturing six wickets | Pokfidura. for $7'rans, Against this moderate total, the Club made only 120. Baker again distrauishing himself with the but, being top scorer with 31.

K.C3. v R.A.

The Kowloon Cricket Club enter- tained the Royal Artillery and won énsily by seven wickets Against the bowling of Goodwin (4 for 11) anul Smith (for 12), the ganners were alt dismissed for 85. Kowloon passed this score for the loss of only three wickets nui went on to make 229 for | seven. F. E. Lawrener was lap scorer

with 5.

H.K.C.C. 2nds, v Recrelo. Playing at home, the Hongkong Cricket Club had their revenge on the Club de Recreio, winning by 35 rank. It will be recalled that some weeks agn. he Club suffered a heavy defent at the hands of the Portuguese Inds at King Park. Taking first knock, Ahe Club made 148. The batting was consistent, some good scores being locked up. Recreio failed to reach their opponents' score, being all dis- | migsed for 113 runs.

CS.C.C. 2nds, v Kowloon 2nd, Scoring was on the slow side at Happy Valley where the Civil Servicr seront string entertained the K.C.C. 2nd XI. Kowloon batted first and were obliged to decines with only 79 rume

List of Helpers.

The following were the helpers; Dollar Stalls B. Yuen, Mrs, H. 1. Fox, Mrs. D. Fak, Mins E. Samy, Miss R. Randall, Miss H. Kew, Miss E. Row, Miss C. Yuen, Miss S. Yuen, Miss Lau, Miss I. Frith, Alr. W. L. Cunningham,

Sweet Stall.--Mrs. G. Sue, Miss S, Sue, Miss L Sue.

Fancy Stall-Mrs. G. W. R. Griggs, Miss R. Mow Funk, Miss Joan Smith, Misa Marie Clarke,

Flower Stall-Mrs. A. Swann, Mrs. H. V. Koop.

Refreshments.---Mrs.

C. B.

Miss

Wednesday, Nov. 26th-Mr. E. M. B. Ingram, Lt. Col., Mrs. and Miss Bird lunched at Government Парне.

Lady Pecl attended an "AL Home given by Mrs. Matheson in aid of The Ministering Children's League.

Thursday, Nov. 27th.--fll« Excel- ney The Governor presided at The. lency Meeting of the Executive Council. An official dinner was given at Government House. The following were the guests: His Excellency Ad, Sir Arthur and Lady Waistell

His Honour Mr. Justice Wood, Commodore and Mrs. Walker, The

Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hallfax, The Hon. Mr. Alabaster, The Ilon. Mr.

Messer, The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Creasy. The Hon. Mr. A. E. Wood. The Hon. Sir Shouton and Lady Chow, The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Shenton, The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hughes, Col. and Mrs. Brownrigg, Capt, and Mrs. Brodie, Capt.

Ramsay, Col. and Mrs. Savile, Capt. Mark Wardlaw, Capt. and Paymaster Capt. Cantlie, Eyre. Lady Tothill, Mr. and Mrs. Dyre, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Paymaster Commander Grace. Lt. Comdr. Evans.

Mrs.

Friday, Nov. 28th-His Excel- lency The Governor and Lusty Peet accompanied by Mr. G. W. Tufton (Private Secretary) and Capi. T, ained by The Chieftain of The A. H. Coltman. A.D.C., were enter

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