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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH:: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1932.
MACKINTOSH'S
HALF PRICE SALE
MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
February 1st, 2nd & 3rd.
Every article in the Sale is marked at HALF PRICE or less
EXAMPLES OF BARGAINS
Summit Dress Shirts
Stiff and Soft Fronts
$5.00
REDUCED FROM $10.50 to $14,50
Coloured Day Shirts
With 2 Collars to Match
$4.50 to $7.50
REDUCED FROM to $16.50 $9.50
Ceylon Flannel Pyjamas
$6.00
REDUCED FROM $12.50 to $15.00
Woollies and Pull-Overs
With or Without Sleeves
REDUCED FROM
$7.75 to $27.50 $15.50 to $55.00
11
Wool and Cashmere Socks
REDUCED FROM
$2, $2.50, $3. $4.50, $5.50, $8.50
Tropical Weight Burberry's
$50.00
Slightly Spotted
REDUCED FROM $135.00 $155.00
Aquascutum Overcoats
All at Half Price.
MACKINTOSH'S
NAVY BEAT ARMY.
WIN RUGBY TTUÁNGULAR TOURNAMENT.
LOCAL YACHTING, -
EIGHTH CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
ON SATURDAY.
The Eighth Championship raco was sailed on Saturday by members of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club over a course of nine inlles from Stone- cutters Island. The results were as
With both toams below full strength, the last match In the rugby triangular tournament be- tween the Navy and Army was played on Saturday, resulting in follow: win for the Navy by 14 polnts to
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"N" Chias (Alucted at 2.25 panie,
Yacht
Bailed by
Nurena (Capi, Kroch Morl Rolls Mr. A. Itoilin
Hikin 1. J. Sheldon) Diana dalur W. Ulnaham) Argulla 11. Mr. 11. 2, Ferrol Domthen (Mr. 11. Nuesa) Colleen (Mr. B. Odiend}" Falcon (Mr. Berymust)
· It was a rather scrappy game, and at one point it seemed that the Navy, who were hot favourites, would actually suffer a reverse, but they staged a great come back, and at the Interval had reduced the arrears to four points, After the change over they were definitely in the ascendancy, and when Keith Murray wont across for a magnificent try to snatch the Jacket (Mr. it. 8. Ierse) odd point, it was n thoroughlySpeedwell säljor 15. B. Klewart) deserved kuCCOKS,
Up to the interval the Army played quite fair and certainly confident football, and led by 10 points to . but the second half saw the Navy come into their own and only weak passing and faulty handling prevented them from piling po additional points.
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Total
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46
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*RE & "Y" Cika (Harted at 1.80 9.10.). Alles (Cap. . . Lochnery Jeanine (Pay Lt. Petre Did not Belsh at Why Wander (Capt. C. G Powker) 7 Wings (Mr. Gandy)
Božum (Mr. G. Pickering)
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Adana Capt. Whilworth, RM.1 1
"C" Clam (Started at 1.25 p.m.. 1als (Mr. R. Griere) Wendy Mr. 1. de Ville) Hunter (Dant, W. C. Rome)
CLUB BEAT NAVY.
Yesterday's Interesting
Fixture.
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The R. H. K. Y. C. defeated the Royal Navy by a big margin in their
alling fixture yesterday." The results were:
HOME FOOTBALL.
RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
Saturday's Home football
matches resulted as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Arsenal Aston Villa Hinckburn
Blackpool
Everton Huddersfield Lelcenter
Middlesbrough Newcastle
Portsmouth
Sheflick V.
4. Manchester C. 1 Chelsea
2 West Brom.
3 Sunderland
2 Liverpool
6 Wednesday
1 Grimsby
3 Bolton
2 West Ham
2 Derby
1 Dirmingham
SECOND DIVISION.
Batusley Bradford Bristol C. Bury Charlton Manchester U. Nails County Oldham Plymouth
Stoke
Wolves
3 Tottenham
1 Chesterfield
O Bradford C.
2 Port Vale
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fuces appeared,, apluttering invee tive. The return of the carpet and the lady was a signal for a minor French revolution, in which I play- ed-the role of Danton with moving pathon. Pails of water were huri- ed into the street. The pollco ar- rived. And whenever the police
i arrive at a party they always drink
so much champagne.
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Choosing Your Guests.
. We will, therefore, assume that you have rolled up all your rod (carpets and locked them in tho col- Par, so that, howevor snobbish your
2 butler may be, he will not be able
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2 Preston N. E.
3 Notts. Forest
1 Swansea
1 fillwall
3 Lerda
2 Southampton
3 Burnley
1 Ginglom
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). Brentford Brightea Crystal Pal
full Exeter
Fulham Mansfield Norwich
The Interport. Nothing definite D yet has been decided with regard to the
Morning Rate. rugby interport mateb which is
ConersClub Line West to East, Reading due to be played in Shanghai on Channel Rocks (P), Rumney Shoal Southend Tuesday February D. The Hong-(P), Mark on Club Line (9), IL.M.S. Thames kong team is due to nail on the Em- | Tamar Line East to West. Distance, Watford press of Russia, and will learn by 6,7 miles. calte to-morrow whether the game
ise to played.
AMERICAN TOURNEY.
TENNIS EVENT AT K.C.C.
Seventeen couplex yesterday participated in a highly enjoyable American and successful all-day mixed-doubles tennis tournament at the Kowlamu Cricket Club, and at the conclusion Mrs. R. E. Lind- sell presented the prizes,
The purcessful competitors were: -E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dalziel (best sure without percentaure handicap): G.'A, White and Miss Griffins (best score with percen- tage handicap): R., E. Lindseli and Mrs. Lochner greatest per- in excess of individual quota): T. Lay and Miss A. Ilynes without (nearest average percentage handicap): Mr. and
Mr. Gittend (dearest average score with percentage handicap).
Each pair played 80 games and the following nett totals were re- Miss tured:-E. C. Fincher and
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Royal Natz.
L. Fisher loojum Conde, Blovens Adanae Mhl, Griffiths Haberin LA. Pelen Calleon LL Coandr. Rulyard.
Helpen
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to get at them. You are now in i position to choose your guests.
Mont party-givers make the #dreadful mistake of trying to think of people who will "go" with ons another. They see a girl and a boy dancing togethe
somowhere. They Instantly
that they want to go nu dancing together for over and they ask them both. That is all About three years age I wrong.
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0 Torquay
1
1 Bournemouth
3 Coventry
4. Cardiff
Bristol R.
3 Clapton 0.
5 Swindon
Northampton
2 Luton
2 Queen's J. R.
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went to a large party early in the Reason and found myself, more by necident than by intention, coupled throughout the groutes part of the
world's vening with the
greatest
2 bore. Several future hostesses fix- 2ed their eagle eyes upon us and, 1 after the manner of really good
| THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).self with the same partner at
3 Rotherham
5 Waikall
3 Carlinte
4 Halifax
(SECOND ROUND).
2. Partick
1 Dundee
0
JL.K.Y.C.
fen. Pik
Why Wonder Mr. Adams Bricjacket Mr. Pickering Speedwell Mr. Burr [outine Mr. Griet Barthen Br, Groveler
10
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Harrow
B
Cheater
Z
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Doncaster
21
Hartlepools
Rochdale
2 Crewe
Points
15
Southpert Tranmere York II!!
2 Wrexham
2 Stockport
1 Accrington
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4 New Brighton
Lincoln
1 Gates Head
0
SCOTTISH CUP
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Bo'ness Dunfermline
Kilmarnock
0.7 Edinburgh
Airdrie.
B.J.K.Y.C.
Pont
I'm
Raith Rovera
Wings Mr. Grieva Boojum Mr. Stearne Adsone Mr. Odland Jeanine Mr. Vilke Colleen Mr. Lambert
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St. Johnstone
7
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2
Suren O' 8th. Hearts Clyde
Saluta
Points in morning
Total
43
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Third Lanark
Afternoon Race.
Course-II.M.S. Tamar Line West to inmilton East, Mark on Club Line (P), Rumsey Shoal (S), Channel Rocks (8), Club | Queen's Park Line East to West. Distance, milen.
Itayal Navy.
Why Wonder Comdr. Stevenson" Bluejacket. La Gilbert sperdwell Mid. lowbray Daphne Li. Pulvertafi Deruthin Capt, Whitwords
J'alete
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Penta in morning'
Total Result of Rnos aniled in December,
0. Dalziel (57). R. E. Lindsell and Mrs. Lochyner (58), Mr. and Mrs. Hambly (62), E. Zimmern und Mrs. MacTavish (61), G. A. White Navy 79, Club 78. and Miss Griffiths (50); S. A. Gray and Mina S. Dalziel (46), Mr. und Mrs. Crabbe (42), T. Lay and Miss A. Hynes (41), Mr. and Mrs. Gittens (38), W. W. Hirst and Miss Woolley (36), R. S. Capell and Miss
HOCKEY TOURNEYS.
Kacker (34), C. J. Tacchi and Mrs. | TWO COMPETITION MATCHES, Blandford (34), M. E. Polit and Miss E. Lanimert (33), D. S. Green and Miss Madur (31), G. C. Burnett and Miss A Fowler (31), Mr. and Mrs. Old (29), Mr. and Mrs. Garland (22).
LOCAL FOOTBALL,
MALAYAN CHINESE DRAW WITH ARMY.
5 Armadalo
2 Albion
O Motherwell
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2 St. Bernards
2 King's l'ark
O Kankers
2 Celtic
2 Dundee U
4 Cowdenbeath
2 Arbroath
SCOTTISH LEAGUE (FIRST DIVISION).
3 Aberdeen
1 Falkirk
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
(SECOND DIVISION).
East Stirling
Forfar
Montrose
Sten'muir
5 East Fife 2 Brechin
• Hibernians
1 Dumbarton
ANOTHER BRADMAN
CENTURY,
FOURTH THREE-FIGURED SCORE OF SERIES,
women, jumped to the worst con- cinaion. As a result I found my
the next six dinners. Murder would have been done If the ordeal bad continued, but she went away to New York. I was not surprised to observe that Anglo-American rela Ulona became considerably strained within a few weeks of her arrival. A Few Don'ts. Don't choowo likes. Choose op posites. Don't ask authors to meet authors. They would rather meat bargces. Don't ask wits to meet other wits. They will know each other's jokes and be dumb. Don't nak musical people to meet musical people. They will all want to play 2 the piano at once. Don't ask bro- thern and sisters, because the poor dears have seen quite enough
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each other at home. I am afraid
4 that you cannot help making hus-
2 bands and wives, but if your party
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In a good one they will soon forget
that they know one another.
I have yet to mention the main guarantee of success. Let us rule 2 out, for the moment, all freak idens.
Let us confine ourselves to tho'
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simple phenomenon of
of a number of human beinga washing, brushing, and powdering themselves late at night in order to meet other human beings in a similarly glorified con- dition. What is the mysterious "something" which is going to make all this trouble worth while.
"Oh, Quite."
Whatever it is, it will be some- thing human. Nobody in really thrilled any longer by fountains of champagne, or festoons of roses.. .or statues of Tallulah Bankhead in ice-cream.
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the close of 'play Australls had mado be, "Look, darling, And little difficulty in overcoming 302 for the loss of four wickets, D. "Quite," Wilch the other reply was
to
The tourists continued
by wild nn Nobody is even thrilled went to a party Two hockey competition matches
the other night where two bears were decided over the week-end in
Adelaide, Jan. 30. suddenly walked upstairs. People In the Fourth Test match which is the Cher Clark Cup for ladies and the Mamak Competition for men being played here the South Africans merely turned round and said, with
thero's teams. each case the teams at were all dismissed for 208 runs and at the top of their respectivo agues
No; it must be some their opponents, the Hongkong Ladies 0. Bradman making his fourth thing human, and by that I do not beating St. Andrew's
secure successive century against the Spring-mean a plump young man from the possession of the trophy presented boka.
ballet whirling about beneath the for competition among ladies teams.
their chandeliers. I mean that you must On Saturday the Hongkong Ladies Innings this morning, taking their ask somebody who ought not to Hockey Club and the ladies of St. over night Lotal of 265 for seven have been asked at all somebody Andrew's Club met for the second wickets to 308 before the last wicket wild and mythical who has either Limo ibis season on the Sookumpon fell. Vincent who had made 18 on A friendly match between the ground, the Caer Clark Cup holders Friday carried his core to 48 before Army and the visiting Malayan running, out winners by four goals being given out leg before to W. to one As in their previous en- O'Reilly, the Now South Wales player Chinese combination was the chief counters the St. Andrew's forwards who is being played for the first time. Woodfull and Ponsford opened for attraction. In local football On launched altack after attack on Saturday. The teams met at their opponents' goal immediately Australia but the latter left early with five to his credit. Bradman and Caroline Hill, and played a fast after the start but were unable to
his captain made another stand, the
A Splendid Party. game to share two goals.
The Hongkong ladies defend- ed stubbornly and, after breaking Victorian taking his score to 82 when
For example. The best party I A heavy cross-wind went to away, opened the scoring with E. he was caught by Morkel off Bell.
ever attended was given by a wo- upset a number of good move- Rannar netting. Two further points Kippax joined his fellow Statesman.
man who had the bailiffs in the ments and generally speaking were added before the interval while but was out without scoring. McCabe
offered ittle resistence but Rigg, who house-two men with drooping caused a deterioration in the play during the second half each scored, first played in the Third Test match moustaches and cynical philoso on both sides. The teamв, how once.
at Melbourne, helped Bradman to take whies, who entertained us till the The ever, were evenly matched and the
the total to 302, at the close of play, small hours of the morning. result was in accordance with the
neither losing his wicket. exchanges.
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give
Ezore.
Mamak Competition.
In a very eparting game in the Mamuk Hockey, Competition yester day morning, the Radio Sports Club, The first half was vold
of the present leaders, beat the R.A.S.C. scoring, but only a few minutes at Caroline Hill by seven goals to after the change over, Tam cut nil. The winnora were leading by
three goals at half time, through between the backs the Malayans the lead.
The Army were not long in arrears, Duncan finding the net with a well placed shot which Kan Pak made a vallant effort to Bave.
The game oventually fizzled out: with no further goals being added. though both sets of forwards had their chances.
MAMAK HOCKEY TOURNAMENT.
LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE.
Radio Incognito C.B.A. Police
P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.
9 7 0 2 21 8 16 8 3 2 18 10 9 G. 3 2 0 14 1. 6.
་པ་ལྔ་ཐ་པ་6·གླུ。 St. Andrews. 6. 2. 2.2 80.0. R. Signals 7 2 4 110 116 RASC 918 02:30 2
C.B.A. forfeita 2 points to RA.S.C. for breach of Rules.
FANLING GOLF.
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
RESULTS.
just come out of prison or who about to go back somebody com- pletely and utterly out of the ple- ture. You must make
a social gaffe. Because only by galles does one ever attain any real success.
Bradman topped the 170 mark next best was enlivened by a lady
of
reputation-- quite appalling baforo stumps wore drawn, thus making his fourth consecutive contury whom every other woman had re- fused to meet for the last ten years in fivo innings.
Scores:
and every other man had met-in secret. I have been to other partics where wild men from the Clyde gave everybody a charming celing that something was going to
explode, and one. In particular where one of the guests was reput- 52ed to be a dangerous lunatic.
South Afelen.--lat. Innings.
Ponsford, b
8. II. Curnow,
Grimmett
B. Mitchell, e and b McCabe J. A. J. Christy, b O'Reilly
H. W. Taylor, c Rigg, b Grimmott H. B. Cameron, 1.b.w., Grimmett D. P. H. Morkel, e and b-Grim-
mett
K. C. Viljoen, c and & Grimmett In the Junior Championship of G. Vincent, L.b.w., O'Reilly the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, D. Q. McMillan, b Grimmett ...
S. Edward, R. E. Tottenham, C.. R. N. A. Quinn, e Ponsford, b Grim- Robertson and M. Henderson matt
qualified for the semi-finals, which A. J. Bell, not out
will be played next week-end,
The fallowing were the full results:
D. 8. Edward rat 9. T. Butlin (1 up).
R. E. Tottenham beat C. E, Saril strom (1 op).
C. D. Robertson beat A. D. Hum. phreys (6 and 3),
Extras
Total
Bowling.
78
However, I don't recommend lunatics, na a general rule. They always behave so much moro annely 48 than one's friends.
10
Hove
108
8. J. McCabe took one wicket for
84, W. O'Reilly two for 74, 0..V.. Grimmett 7 for 116.
Australia-1st. Innlags.
R. M. Henderron beat E, des Vooux, M. Woodfull, e Morkel, b Bell 88
(2 and 1).
G. M. Young Cup.
The final of the G. M. Young Cup competition resulted in a victory for Messrn. Dodwell & Co whose repre sentatives beat those of Messrs. But Curfeld and Swire by night points to four,
W. H. Ponsford, b Quinny D. G. Bradman, tiot out AF Kippax, 'run out 9. J. McCabe, e Vincent, b Bell K. Rigg, not out,,
·Total (for 4 wkta.)
170
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