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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

K.C.C. IN

GOLF EQUIPMENT RETROSPECT:

WE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL

OF A LARGE SHIPMENT OF

GOLFING REQUISITES.

The Famous-

"RANGEFINDER

J

RAPIER"

RUSTLESS STEEL-SHAFTED CLUBS.

ALSO-SPARE HEADS, SHAFTS,

and CALFSKIN GRIPS.

Finest Quality Throughout, Entirely British Manufacture.

GOLF BAGS IN ALL SIZES.

MAMAK & CO.

Sports Outfitters.

Peking Road.

Kowloon.

PARISIAN'S

GRAND

OUR PRICES

-AS USUAL-- MOST MODERATE.

BARANCE

6

DAYS

ONLY

NOW

SALE

ON

OUR ECONOMIC SALE!

FROM TO-DAY TILL 30th SEPTEMBER

FOR

JUST SIX DAYS ONLY

New King Crepe 36"

Plain Col. Crepe de Chine 36"

Plain Col. Spun Crepe 27" Plain Col. Crepe de Chine 27" Plain Col. Shanghai Crepe 27"

6

DAYS

ONLY

VARIOUS QUALITIES IN LADIES' & GENTS' SILK HOSE.

28 YEARS OF PROGRESS

THIS AFTERNOON'S MILESTONE

This afternoon the леж pavillon of the Kowloon Cricket Club-the leading sports and social institution on the main. land-will be officially opened, Mra W. T. Southorn being scheduled to perform the cere mony at 4.30 p.m.

During the afternoon a cricket match will be played, between the K.C.C., and Mr. Hancock's XI and a representative bowls match will be contested between the K.C.C., and the Rest of the Colony, Eight rinks will be in progress.~.

The celebrations will bo cos- tinued to-night, when a flannel dance takes place in the spacious central hall of the Club, and the fostivities will not conclude until | the early hours of Sunday,

IN RETROSPECT.

The history of the club-like most records of its type-makes fascinat- ing reading. Formed on October 6, 1904, the Club has been in existence Just on 28 years. The Club received its present ground from the Govern- ment in 1905, but it was not until Borne time later that it fit enough for play. The membership at that time was 76. The first President was Mr. J. Macgowan and the first captain Dr, J. H. Swann.

The club-house, states the C.C. brochure, was a matshed erected at the north end of the ground.

1932.

A VIEW OF the main ENTRANCE OF THE NEW KOWLOON CRIcket club PAVILION FROM

HOCKEY

SUCCESSFUL YEAR

HONGKONG LADIES CLUB REPORT

CAER CLARK CUP ACHIEVEMENT

COX'S ROAD.

RELIABILITY TRIAL

COURSE DETAILS

Riders to be Given A Sporting Test

An atmosphere of satisfac-half an hour before the start,

'VARSITY TENNIS.

We are informed that a brake test in connexion with the motor cycle reliability trial on October 8 and 9, is to be made at 11.30 p.m., tion and contentment per- Details of the route are as fol- Medicos Win Inter-Faculty, In 1903 The South China Morning Vaded the annual meeting of the lows, the times given referring to Post presented for competition a Hongkong Ladie's Hockey Club the first man off-

Competition. Lengue Cricket Shield which has held yesterday at Lane,Craw-

IST. LAP. hern won by the Club on five neca ford's when it was reported that (Park, Salisbury Road, Nathan Road, undergraduates in the final of the sions, viz., 1905-6, 1906-7, 1921-2, not only had the club, during waterworks Hill, Shatin, Taipo,

Start:-12.01 a.m., Kowloon Car

last season won the Caer Clark The Club's first League cricketCup for the third time in succes- Shnutaakok Cross Roade; Un Long, No. 1-12.53 a.m., Fauling match was played on the Parser Cricket Club ground on October 17th, sion, but that the financial posit-

No. 2-1.87 a.m., Castle Peak 1904. against the Army Ordnance jion was extremely sound, al(Cafeteria), Tsun Wan. Cricket Club and, although we lost balance in hand of $164.23 from the match, the K.C.C. played a very 1931 being increased to $392.40 tion (Taipo-Castle Peak Roads).

No. 3-2.15 am, Road Junc- promising game.

1926-7 and 1928-9.

The Children's Sports were inau- gurated on New Year's Day, 1900, and have been an annual function

ever since.

On

I

FOUNDATION STONE.

during the past twelve months.

presided

Medical students beat Engineering

inter-faculty tennis competition of the University, played at Pokfulam yesterday,

Results:

Prof. F. A. Redmond and P. L. Tan (Engineering) lost to H. T. Beo aud P. P. Kho 8-6; lost to Prof. Rido and Prof. Tottenham 3-6; lost to H. N. Lee and Y. K. Ng 5-7,

2ND. LAP. Miss E. Gray,

Waterworks Hill, Shatiu, Taipo. and the committee's report read: taukok Cross Roade; Shautaukok, Bea and Kho 6-2, lost to Loo and Ng No. 4:2.59 a.m., Fanling-Shau-lost to Ride and Tottenham 67, beat 'L. A. da Silva and L. A, Oppenheim Your committeo has pleasure in Frontier Road, Sheung Shui, UB46. presenting its, report and statement

been

K. M. Lo and H. Z. Hoo beat Ride

7-5; lost to Leo and Ng 1-0.

Final: Medical, 6; Engineering, 3.

of Accounts for the season ending Long: January 18th, 1908,

No. 5-4.27 a.m., Castle Peak 30th June, 1932. The accounts show the foundation stone of the Clab-

that the credit balance of $164.23 (Cafeteria). Coffee Stop, 10 and Tottenham 7-5; beat Beo and Kho house Just vacated

Iaid

has

increased to $302.40. During minutes allowed. Taun Wan. by the then president, Mr. H. the season

fourteen new members No. 6-5.16 a.m., Road June- N. Mody, and the building, of joined the club, nine members re-tion (Taipo-Castle Penk Roads).

owing to their having left the

Wae

which the architect was Mr. E. M.DAY!

BOWLS MATCHES

Hazeland

and

3RD. LAP. the CORE about

while nine members have $4,000, was opened on July 11th, been transferred to

Cho

Waterworks Hill, Shatin, Taipo. absent mem- 1908, by His Excellency Bir Fre- bers list

The Club again wishes to No. 7:----5.59 a.m., Fanling-Shau- derick Lugard.

place on record their appreciation for taukok Cross Roads, Un Long. the kindness shown by the following No. 8:-6.43% a.m., Castle Peak Inter-Departmental Games

for the loan

of their grounds and during the senton:-The Hongkong (Cafeterin) Breakfast Stop Área South China Command, The Hongkong Hockey

Y.M.C.A. Club, the the Royal Naval Recreation Club.

As from Armistice Day, 1922, the

following sums have been rained Earl Haig's Fund:-1922, $502.50; 1923, $689.50: 1924, $1,018

$1,100 $360:

1929, $1,121.30; 1930, and 1931, $1,280.

$800.26:

1922 1925,

and

Dr. C. Forsyth was president of

on Craigengower Green...

There has been a change of venue the Inter-Departmental lawn

4TH. LAP. Re-start:-7.45 h.m., Stop and For the third year in succession the re-start test, Un Long; Sheung for Clab

won the Caer Clark Cup, being Shui, Frontier Road, Shautaukok, bowls matches which are to be played successful in all their league games

to-morrow afternoon. Three socond No. 99.13 a.m., Fanling-Shau-round tles were fixed for the Police with the axeeption of one when they

cricket match ground the matches will be

groen, commencing at 3.80 p.m.

The three matches are: Sanitary "A" v. Small Units. Revenue v. Polico (Scots), P.W.D. "A" v. Snr. Clerical Staf

the Club from 1910 to 1923. Mr. Rdrew with the Club de Recreio. This taukok Cross Roads: Un Long. E. Lindsell has filled this office since is the second year in succcasion that

No. 10:-9.57% a.m.,Castle Peak groen, but owing to a 1024, and Mr. Ezra Abraham that of we have played in the league matches (Cafeteria); Taun Wan, Shatin, played on the Craigengower C.C.

the on Vice-President over the same period. without the loss of a game. The suc- Taipo.

cess has been largely due to the un- No. 11-11.03 tiring efforts of Mr. Ormerod, who, Shautaukok Cross wo regret, has left the Colony, We taukok, have, however, been fortunate in 10+

To-day's

Racing

SELECTIONS FOR 10th EXTRA

a.m., Fanling-

Ronda; Shau-: Frontier Road, Sheung.

curing the services of Mr. Sanderson. Shui, Un Long.

The fourth match in the second

The season closed with a match No. 12: 12.81 p.m., Castle Peak against the Rest of the League in (Cafeteria); Watersplash, Tsun round between Government House which the Club were successful by Wan, Nathan Road.

on

and the Police (English) will be winning 4-0. At the conclusion of No. 13-1.19 p.m., Kowloon Car played at Government House this game our President, Mrs. Park. Finish and sign.

Thursday next. Southern, in the absence of Mr. Caer

The total mileage is 290%, and

Bag and Baggage for Clark, presented us windy offered to the average speed to be maintain-

Aggregate Stakes

at the same time-kindly

present a Runners Up Cup in the ed is 24 miles per hour. langue, which is now held by St. Andrews.

$2.50 yd.

1.00

.75

.75

.90

Plain Col. Radium Crepe 27"

1.50

Plain Col, Georgette Crepe 36′′

.90

Printed Crepe de Chine 27"

1.10

Printed Georgette Crepe 36"

1.50

1.50

.90

My selections for this noon's 10th Extra race meeting

after

at

of accounts the Club mado a profit

ever. As shown from the statement included in Lap No. 4.

As indicated in the above de

2.90 each

2 p.m. are:

EXTRA RACE

(Aggregate Stakes)

New Printed Celanese 36" Striped Spun Crepe 27" Ladies' Printed Happy Coats Ladies' Flannel Houri Coats Men's Plain & Fancy Socks Men's Fancy Neck Ties

3.50.

.90 pair .50 each

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WHEN AT HOME

The

Hongkong Telegraph.

MAY BE PURCHASED AT

SELFRIDGE'S

LONDON, W.L

7, ICE HOUSE STREET.

MART

WANTED AT ONCE

MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, ETC.

will be very gratefully received by the HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

at its Room at the CITY HALL

on

MONDAYS & THURSDAYS" from 19.30 am to 120

(By "Ringtail").

The Secret Section for which

full'instructions will be issued to

SPORT ADVTS.

The fourth annual dance was held each competitor at the Castle Peak at Lane, Crawford's on the 8th Cafeteria" during breakfast, em-

January and proved as popular as bodies an Observed Hill and is THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The TENTH EXTRA RACE MEET-

the Happy Valley, which starts at of $08.05, in this connexion thankstalled outline of the course, the ING will be held (Weather Per

Bag and Baggago.

Boxing Evo.

Gold Koy.

1ST. RACE. Racing Boy, Don.

· Wild Life.

2ND, RACE. Manna. Mermaid. The Rainbow.

3RD. RACE. Navy Hall, Doveron. 'Gold Mine.

4TH. 'RACE.. Mistletoe. Chịu Quan. Helvellyn.

ETH. RACE. Blue Love. Gold Bar. Mon Talisman,

STH. RACE. Pride of Tsingtao. Daylight Evo. Vanylock.pl

GITH RACE, Blue Heaven, Pocóhóntas Just Imaginez.2.

Now Officers.

011

aro due to Mr. D. M. Goodall. Thanks are also due to the members of the times shown are those of the first mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY danco committed in making the dance competitor Le. the one of whom Saturday, 24th September, 1932, com. a Buccoss.

trial number plates No. 1. are moncing at 2.00 p.m.

The First Ball will be Bung at Issued.

As soon as a competitor has 130 p.m.

MEMBERS ENCLOSURE, The following officers wore elected: boen issued with his trial number Members are notified that they and President, Birs. W. Southern; platos, which consequently ind- their Ladies must wear their Badges Captain, Mies E. Gray; Vice-Captain, cates his trial number and order prominently displayed. Miss J.T. C. Smalloy; hon. secretary of starting, he will be able to BE- Mrs. P. M. Harrop Assistant hon

No One without a Badge, will bé secretary, Misa E. OHagen; hon. 5ertain his starting time and the adultted to the Members Enclosure. "Badges admitting Non-Mombers to treasurer, Miss E. Boll;

and! For instance, the competitor who the Members Enclosure and Cinb

Mianos E. Bonnar, C. Forgutee,times he is due at opon checks.

A. Owen-Hughes; selection com-is issued with trial number platos Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen ard mittee, Miss E Gray (Capt), Mise JNo. 80 must add 80, less 1, in 48.00 for radios (Beth including Tax) T. C. Smalley (Vico-Capt.), Miss M. minutes to the time shown at the are obtainable through the SECRET-

ARY Bird, Mine E. Blackburn and Mr. start and at each open check, 8.g. auch Member to be responsible for Introduction by a Member, Sanderson, R.A.0.0.

"admitting

Members'

The chairman read a letter to the he will therefore be due to start payment of all Chita, offact that the Club 'could have the at 12.01 a.m. plus 80, Joss 1, equals | Radges Fil NOT ba on sale at the

Enclosure use of the Naval ground for Batur-112.30 a.m. and is due at, say, open двув.

check No. 6 at 4.27 a.m. plus 30, Race Course. "It was stated that the membership less 1, equals 4.06 a.m.

On no pretext will Children bo permitted In either Enclosure during now. numbers 56.

the Meeting.

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