FIRM STAND BY H.K.F.A. COUNCIL.
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going on in the Colony at the timin,
With regard to the invitation to dinner the Federation kindly sent to the Hon. Secretary, we have investi-
gated this matter and assure you that the action was not deliberate. It was no doubt careless and no one regrita the position created more than the gentleman to whom the invitation was
sent.
OYSTER BASIS FOR
WHARF.
THE HONGKONG
INTERESTING RELIC AT|
BILLINGSGATE.
London, Dec. 10.
SATURDAY'S RACE MEETING.
MR, FROST'S SPLENDID RECORD.
TELEGRAPH.
The featuro of the final raco
More oyster shells of 2,000 years meeting of the season on Saturday ago-relics of an old Billingsgate was the fine riding of Mr. Frost, fish market--were found to-day who won three events in a row, in during building excavations nour cluding the two classica. He thus the Monument and Eastcheap. The finishes the season easily the lead- Brat deposits of oyster shells were ing jockey, with 42 wins to his Par 5 im to e)The Services acted discovered a year ago, and to-day credit. The surprlee of the meet- on their own initiative in this mallor and in accordance with their inter-hundred tons were found heapeding was the failure of Sitting Bull, pretation of the I.K.F.A. vules. The together.
For nearly 2,000 years the dis- Services naturally expected the pro- motorn of the "Malayan Chinge v trist between the Monument and Services" match to ask permiston the river has been a famous fish from the I.K.F.A. They the Ser-selling centre and the Monument, vices were not in a position to know whether or not Malayan Chinese were memers of a recognised Football As aoristion. The II,F.A. cannot be attacked for refusing permission be cause permission
was never onked,
although built 200 years ago, is a "modern" structure amidst anti- quity.
The oyster shells found are said to have been dumped there by the either by the Chinese Clubs or Ser-Romans to make foundations for vlora. Is notable that no reference
one of the carliest landing atages fde by the Chinese Clubs to para-
in med.aval FL Billingsgate. graph 3 of Captain Donkin's letter.
Langs the North Gate of London Bridge was called yater Gate owing to the fact that hawkerai cold oysters in the vicinity.
l'ar. fi & 7.-Reference to Par. 5 m to o should convince you that there was never any question of an insult to 1he Federation or Chinese Cubs, especially au na permission was naked. Par. 8, 9 & 10.--The use of the word "pressed" in paragraph 8 in unfortu nate. The procedure of referring you 10 rules was quite correct, and in fret nilitiated to the you a members JL.K.F.A, should have been conversant with them. It in true that postpone ments of fixtures are mal untisual, but partpaberment is only auctioned when something unavoidable Lappens to prevent any of the teams from takbu the el. The circumstances in this case did not warrant the game be tween S.C.A.À, and the Hongkong Football Club being postponed.
Par. 11-As far as the Gaumell is aware the ILK,G.A.A.F. is not a re- cognised footbal paremiation, nur is i atlated in any recognised us- sociation, therefore the answer to the query at the end of the paragraph is In the negative.
Ltd. is no
!
hot favourite for the Autumn Chan- plons. Mr. Frost won this event with Pride of Tsingtao, as well as the Sub Champlona with ano Grouse Results:
December Handicap: One Mille.-- For China Pories which have started in at least three Extra Meetings sinze at January, 1931. and have not won a race since 7th March, 1931. En- trance Fee $6. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $200. 3rd Prize: $100. Messrs. Kong Bros', Bright Star ...(Mr. Pan) (156) Mr. Dynasty's King's Servier (15) (ir. Newbigging) Mr. Jinu Un's Ataman (152) ...
(Mr. Frost) Won by two lengths; three quarters of a length;
Time: 2 mins. 05.4/5 sees. Pari-mutuel: Win $17.40: Places,
INQUIRY INTO BANKit $6.80: 2nd $43.00; 3rd $7.80,
OPERATIONS.
SEN. HIRAM JOHNSON CURIOUS ABOUT SITUATION,
nol
won more than
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Ewan. The 155,
3
2-Tardy Stakes: One Mile-For China Ponies "11" and "B2" Cinesc*. which have started in at least five. Extra Meetings since 1st January. į 1931, and have ene race since 1st January, 201. Weight for inches as per sente. "B1") Class Pontes 1 1. penalty for every $200 or part thereof won in stakes A resolution requesting a sweep since 1st January. 1931. Entrance ing investigation of hiernational Fee $5. 1st Prize: $450. 2nd Prize: tanking operations conducted in $250. 3rd Prize: 3150,
Washington, Den. 9.
the United States and linking Mr. Eva's Daylight Eve (1) them definitely with the Hoover
(Mr. Charles) 1
2
*
(Mr. Harriman)
Mr. Priner's Crown Prince (165)
war debts and reparations murn- Mr. L. T. F.'s Paul Pry (168)... torium www introduced into the United States Senate lo-day by Senator Hiram Johnson, Republi- ean of California.
Par. 12. This reply to your con- Linikom thut the
Eas Federation ofliated to an other recognized
Senator Johnson bluntly said hej football association contained in
has a great curiosity with regard our answer to paragraph 11.
Correspondence in our les proves to the war debts and reparations In his resolution he that obfens have been raised in maratorium. previous years to the north.doxį asks why the American people procedure in arranging your int part should be compelled to stabilize matches, the latest being last year foreign securities so that 'private when as painted in Par. ankers can collect profits while attention was drawn to cerinin rules.
Par. 1.The Punthal Amorintione United States collects nothing on the securities it holds for the longer adilien I to the International Federation, so your von 3 people. tration in this respect is not tenaite. Par, 14,—Please refer to ponderupa
Par. 15-The first
part of this paragraph is true in pict; however, wine after the event. it is any to naxio that applies equally to buth partics to the dispute. It should be bori in minil that while the Council shinld endeavour to be at all times helpful, it in not their duty to point But to Clubs what the ružna are Hul books are issued to Clubs for that purpos
8, 9. and 79.
As labs as Peh. 22. 1930 letters were addressed to the Federation. SC.A.A, and CAA, pointing but the desirability of conforming to Arement. tion itute 12, and to see that the rule in thoroughly comuffed with in future. The question of the Jague Muting ment Committee being obstructive is definitely wrong, and it in most unfnir
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GIFTS TO MEET BRITISH CRISIS.
£750 AT AUCTION IN LONDON.
London. Dec. 10.
Gifts sent to the Chancellor of the Exekerquer by Britans wiching to play their part in facing the erisis through which the engl
a pursing fetched $750 at Christie's to-day.
The sale of the articles, whit Included rings, watches and rule! mounted spectacles, Occupie
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(Mr. Pan) Won by a length; three lengths. Time: 2.00 seen. Pari-mutuel: Win $7.40; Places, is! $6.80; 2nd $11.10.
Mulia Plate: One Mile-For Chian 'onies "D1" Class, which have started in at least five Extra Meetings sire 1st January, 1931, and have not won more than one race since 1st January, 1931. Weight for inches as: per seule.
11b penalty or every $200 or part thereof won in taken since 1st January, 1911. Entrance Per $5. 1st Prize: $350. 2nd Prize: $150. 3rd Prize: $7.
1
1
Mr. J. C. Church's Brunze Eyes
(167)
(Mr. Frant) Mr. L. Reidy's Helitrope Lent ..(Mr. Stanton) (156) Mr. Rain's Twilight (153)
(Mr. Caplan) Won by a length and half; many lengths.
Time: 2 mins. 15.2/5 secs. Tari-mutuel: Win $8.80; Places, 1 $5.20; And $5.30.
Hongkong Autuma Champions: One and a Quarter Milen.---For China Ponies that have started in at ienst four Extra Meetings since 1st January, 1931, two of auch Meetings previous to 1st July, 1931, and two subsequent to that inte. Winners at Extra Meetings, 1931, only. Weight for inchen as per scale. Entrance Fee $10, 1st Prize: $1,000. d Prize: $300. Brd Prize: $200,
(155) dir. Primt) Mr. Eve's Boxing: Eve (154) ..... (Mr. Charles) Mr. L. Danhur's Gleneagles (158)
to bake sach a charge. You are in nueit, time, for they were divide. Mr. S. Chan's Pride of Tsingt errer when you state that the fate 100 lots Management Committee extended the r power in insisting on the compliance rul: 12. The League Management Comitice did not raise the question of rule 1%, and if reference is made In the Hon. See tory's letter of Sept. 24th, it will by clearly geen that he last paragraph is in the nature ofmained anonymous. ndvics from the Hon. Secretary to the S.C.A.A.
The gifts were seal to Ma Neville Chamberlain with as explaining the reason for their depatch. All were based on the same klen--to help the county and must of the contributors "re-
1
2
(Mr. Stanton) Won by three lengths; two and half lengths.
Time: 2 mins. 85.1/5 secs. Pari-matuch: Win $38.10; Places, 1st $15.10; $2.40.
5-Barrier Reef Handicap: One Mile For Australian Ponles which
Par. 16.The Council regrets the statement contained in the latter For stowing away frans Shang-havo not won 31.000 or more in portion of the paragraph and wouldnt to Hongkong on the Empress of stakes.. Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: refer to his renties 1 Par. 1. Randt 3. Itarsin, a Chinese youth was sentenced $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize:
Par. 17.--If it is the case that the io six weply hard Ithour or $511, by $200. Ching Club must act in accordanco Mr. Fraser at the Kowloon Magistracy Mr. G. G. Mackie's St. Moritz ... with the instructions of the Federa- this morning. Defendant said he had tion, a was pointed out by Mr. been Jured to Shanghai, where he Wong! Ka Taun's minute, the Council was abandoned, and was forced to gu cannot der how it is possible for tho nhoard the Empress of Russin to Chinese Cluba to remain in member- return. ship with the ER.P.A. This is a matter for the Chins Cub to take
2
(165) ...(Mr. Frost) I Mr. C. N. R.'s Thunderclap ...***
(141)
(Mr. Proulx) Mr. W. II. Porkin's Rogedrop
(164)
.....(Mr. Charles) 3 Won by many lengths; many
Yesterday, the 3rd. Sunday in lengths.
up with thriv Federation. As it Advent, the right Rev. the Bishop Time: 2 mins. 01.1/5 secs, would be impresible to hay: the 195 | of Victoria, Hongkong, in the Churchi Pari-inutuel: Win $0.50; Places, trol of football in a small place like (of our Saviour. Canton, ordained to 1st 6.80; 2nd $6.30. Hongkong in the hands of more than
one pasortation, the Coun:) submits that the 1.K.P.A. must be recognised
by all Chi in membership as the governing body.
Charge of Malava
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Peak Tram (aw), $3,60,
K, Eletrics, $7814. Canton Tees, SH,
Cements (combined), $19.10. Lane. Crawfords (old), $6%.
Sellern.
Waterbents, $27.
China Lights, $284 S.C. Enterprises, 310. Venezuelan Goldiekik, $2, H.K. Electrics, $78.00,
PICKPOCKET SENT TO PRISON.
DISTRICT WATCHMAN'S
ALERTNESS.
A district watchman's alertness was responsible for the arrest of a man who was charged before Mr Fraser at the Kowloon Magis- tracy this morning with pleking the packet of a passenger on the Yaumati ferry yesterday.
Divisional Inspector Clark, who prosecuted, said a district watch- man was travelling on the ferry when he noticed the defendant looking into the pockets of some of the passengers, and finally caught him in the net of extract. ing two $5 notes from a pocket of the complainant.
Defendant had several previous convictions against him, having been banished far ten years in 1916. He returned to Hongkong in 1926 and since then had had a clear record.
His Worship sentenced him to three months' hard labour.
Pari-mutuel: Win $12.60; Places, 1st $6.00; 2nd $9.00; 3rd $6.00.
it
B-Finale Plate: One and Quarter Miles-For China Ponles "C1" and "C2" Classes, which have started in at least Sve Extra Meetings since 1st January, 1831, and have not won more than one race since 1st January, 1941 Weight for Inches as per scale: "C1" Class Ponies 1 lb.
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Mr. Wong Lan-kam's Imperial Hall (160)... (Mr. Ip Kui-ying) Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Gomeril (151)...(Mr. Frost) Won by many lengths; a neck. Time: 2 mins. 48.1/5 secs. Parl-mutuel: Win $58.80; Places, 1st $1.50; 2nd $6.50; 3rd $8.30.
CASH SWEEPS.
Full List of The Lucky Numbers,
Race 1.
No. 310
th
401 70
$1,330.80 388 80 194.40
Monday, Dec. 7-The following Junched at Government House: 1. 11. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Lindzell, Mr. and Mrs. Wils Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Taggart, Mr. Stanton
the Governor and Lady Peel attended Tuesday, Dec. 8. His Excellency the exhibition tennis match given by Mrs. Wills Moody at the Kowloon
Cricket Club.
Wednesday, Dec, D.-His Excellency the Governor lined with the Presi lent and Members of the Rotary Club of Hongkong, at the Hongkong Hotel the occasion of the anniversary of the foundation of the Club.
Thursday, Dec. 10.His Excellency the Governor presided at the raceting of the Legislative Council.
Friday, Dec. 11,His Excellency the Governor presided at the meeting of the University Council.
Saturday, Dec. 12.-Captain T. A. H. Coltman represented His Ex-
Unplaced Nos. ($50 each)-102. cellency the Governor at the funeral
the Priesthood the Rev. Lit Po Co. of 6-flongkong Autumn Sub-Griffing 302, 318, 471. the Tsang Shing district. The Champions: One and a Quarter Miles, Preacher was the Rev, C. I. Blanchett, -For China Ponies, Subscription Grifins of this Club of this Season
Par. 19-A the game between the Announcement is made that Christ. which have started in at least foar and Hongkongman and New Year greeting cable- Extra Meetings wines 1st January
Prams will be accepted by the Eastern 1931, two of such Meetings previous 474. Extension, Australasia, and Chi-n to 1st July, 1931, and two subsequent Winner at Extra Meet. Telegraph Company at reduced rates to that date.
wis not under the auspices of the HI FA, a ennnat agent the state.
meat that it was on cial Interport watch. W world refer you to the ruirs of the Football Association, pere 3 and to the three marographs under the berding of "Regulations for the Control, of Matches with Polen Asreciatiuns, Leagues and Club","
Par. 19, 20 & 21-The Counc!! is sofised that no inult was intended, and it there paragrauha form the con- nideen ention of the Chinese club, a careful analya's of their casc she'd convince them that their own action was the infting cause of what they nove term an insult.
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No. 560
370
L
.100
Itace 2,
.$1,550.40
of the late Mr. Wong Kam Fook, J.P. ills Excellency the Governor and Lady Pee attended the 14th Extra Race Meeting at Happy Valley.
His Excellency the Governor and
454.40 227.20 Unplaced Nos. ($50 each).-530, Lady Peel dined with the Hon. Afr. Shenton, Proaident of the Hung- kong Philharmonic Society, the Hongkong Hotel, and afterwards at- tended the performanca af "Miss Hook of Halland" given by the Society at tho Theatre Royal.
*$1,866.20 633.20 200.00
Rnee 2.
No. 498
11
Upplaced No. ($50 ench).—15,
Race 4.
No. 633
1
#
12 077
2
from to-day up to January 0. The ings, 1937, only. Welght for inches 1st minimum for each message will be ten
Entranco Fee $10. as per scale. words.
Prize: $1,000. 2nd Prize: $30. 3rd Prize: $200, Messrs. Hull and Shenton's The Grouse (160) ...(Mr. Frost) Messrs. Chau and Chau's Good Day (161) (Mr. G. U. da Roza) Messra, Brown and Coppin's Scrap-
plt (149)........(Mr. Proulx) 3 Won by a short head; length and half.
with the Federation, if it is possible lo ortive at en underafanding whereby the latter will recognise, the H.K.F.A. on the governing body of football in the colony of the Hangkong.
of
Time: 2 mins. 47.4/5 secH. Pari-mutuel: Win $12.10; Places, 1st 86.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd $14.00.
7-Dilatory Plate: One Mile For China Ponies "D" Class, which have started in at least five Extra Meet- Inga since 1st January, 1931
Par. 26.--Excent in the case the letter received with the Compli- mentery tickets, the Council hra hat no direct communication from the Federation. The letter to the Sor viers was nedeemed to their men
stive hy officials of the S.C.A.A- We note therefore that the Falera- Lion is not a marty to the disputs, have not won more than one raça since 1st January, 1931. Wolght for Par, 20In view of the fact that inches na per scale. 1 lb. penalty for the resolutions referred carried unanimously (eg Par. 1) the stakes since 1st January, 1031. En- every $200 or part thereof won in Council le not prepared to recon-klor trance Fee $5. 1st Price: $350. End fa, in the opinion of the Council,ny or either of them. In conclusion Prize: $160. Brd Prize: $15.
The Counell hea ascertained that the Malayan Chu obtained Melal premission from the Singapore Foot- ball Association to progred on the tour. It is therefors unfortunate that the pariy 'rovoneille for arrangments in Hongkong did not act in an orthodox manner, their netion is extremely regrettable, and the present dispute
entirely due to their remizaton.
Par. 22-Refer to Par. 1,
Far. 23-The Counell in not prepat
el to entertain any settlement of this dianute by rrbitration.
Par. 21-Par. 5 1, 5 m to o, 10, 20 and 21 refer.
Pat.25.--The Council reiterates that it is most willing to co-operato
Par. 27 & 28-Esfer Par. 1.
to word
the Council regrets that it cannot Mr. II. P. Rees' Sunning (154) enter into any further corresound"nce
on this matter with the Chiness clubs Mr. H. W. Mok's Brown Eyes (150)
en len en they are not members of
the 11.K.F.A.
I am, dear Sim.
Yanra faithfully,
W. F. HOLTANTO, -
Hon. Secretary.
mw
(Mr. Charles). 1
(Mr. Y. T. Fung). Z Mr. W. G. Fincher's Choctow. If
(160)...(Mr. G. U. da Roxa) 3 Won by five longthas two lengths. Timer2 mins, 18.1/5 secar
.53,908.40 1,142.40 671.20 Unplaced Nos. ($100 each).-169, 640.
Race 5.
No. 620
72
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720
..$2,817.00 €02.00 231.00 Unplaced No. ($30 each)---$50.
Raca 6.
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