1933-01-23 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1933.

ARSENAL LUCKY. THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). NEW YORK STOCK

Bastin Saves Side From Defeat.

INJURIES GALORE.

Brentford Bristol C

Cardiff

Clapton Q.

Coventry

Crystal Pal

Gillingham Northampton

Reading

Bouthend

• Exeter

3 Newport

1 Brighton

7 Befador

4 Laton

• Queen's P.R.

5 Aldershot

6 Bournemouth

3 Norwich

2 Torgosy

EXCHANGE

SATURDAY'S MARKET

FIRM

According to Messrs. Swan, Cul- bertson and Fritz, the New York market was firm on Saturday. Bual- THIRD DIVISION (NORTH),|ness done: 300,000 shares. The Wall

Watford

London, Jan. 21. C. 8. Bustin saved the Arsenal from defeat at the hands of Manchester City when these two teams met at Highbury. He scored twice, once in the last minute, to enable the League Crewe leaders to win by the odd goal in Doncaster three.

Halifax The Arenal were off form.

Hartlepools Robinson, the Southend United Bull

second

left back, was taken to the Southend Hospital with a broken collar-bone, which he sustained in the half, than bandicapping the team for their Cup Tie match against Derby County.

In the game between Northampton and Bournemouth, Gold, the latter team's goal-keeper, was carried off the field owing to an arm injury. The Northampton centre-forward, Dawo. scored three times, the teain winning by six clear goals.

Another casualty was J. R. Smith, the Bury centro, who was taken to an infirmary with

wrenched knee.

Treacherous pitches caused by the front throughout the country were responsible for many other injurion-Our Own Correspondent.

FIRST DIVISION,

3 Bristel R.

• Wrexhurd

COTTON & WHEAT

LATEST NEW YORK

QUOTATIONS

Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz have received the following quota tions on the New York cotton and wheat exchange for Saturday:

Cotton

1 strength in German Bunds at Lon-October

don:*

Opening Closing Itange Range 6.10-0.17 0.10-6:10 0.23-0.21 613-6.13 6.30-0.30 6.20-6,26 0:47-6.48 6.37-0.08 0.68-0.07 0.07-6.57 6.79-0.70 6,70-6.70

SPORTS NOTES BY “VERITAS"

THE MACAO JOĆKEY CLUB. -PROGRAMMES and ENTRY FORMS for the Second Extra Race Meeting to be held in Macap (Continued from Page 8.)

on Sunday, 5th February, 1933, may be obtained at the Sports Borderers can feel well (plenned Club, Hongkong with themselves, and on top of Stables, or

Jockey Club this it has practically assured Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth & at the Offices of them of the championship.

*

THESE compliments canno! be paid to the 20th's second team, who after enjoying the exchanges, found themselves beaten by one member of South China-Kau-Pa-ping. He shook! the back of the soldiers' net four times on Saturday, which was Just once too. often for the Borderers,

Harnsley Barrow Chester Carlialo

2 Gateukead

2 Rotherham

1

3 Mansfield

t

4 Accrington

3 Rochdale

Street Journal reports:Due to the 4Roosevelt-Hoover Conference

January market was dull, but steady owing March to firmness in U.SS. German bonds May which were fem on

the

Account

of July

3 Darlington

December Spot

0.26

Standard Statletica Corporation ro 1port:-Under circumstances now pre.

Wheat

Chicago Winnipeg

47

40% 47

4614

4774

A selves. Out of a

474

New Brighton

York

Postponed.

(FIRST

Sten'mnir King's Park

| Aberdeen

St. Bernarda Airdrie.

Iibernians Clyde Stranraer

queen 8th. St. Johnstone Falkirk Ateurs East Stirling Cowdenbeath Raith RoTTT Dunfermline

Armadale

minor Lochgelly

2 Manchester C.

Liverpool

Arsenal

Aston Vil

↑ Wednesday

Blackburn Mackpool

Derby

Everton

UnddersBald Middlesbrough Newcastle

Sheffield U.

Wolves

• Birmingham

West Brom.

6 Sunderland

2 Leeda

z Bolton

2 Leicester

4 Chelsen

5 Portsmouth

SECOND DIVISION.

Bradford

Bury

Charlton

Chesterfeld

Fathan

Lincoln

Manchester U.

Notia Forest Plymouth

Stoko

Went Hum

2 Bradford C.

I Southampton

1 Oldham

a Notte County

1 Swansea

• Millwall

2 Tottenham

z Preston N.. E.

4 Burnley

5 Port Vale

2 Grimsby

Albion "Rangers Hearis

Dumbarton

2 Hamilton

Leith

I

2

*Unplayed.

2 Wakali

8 Stockport i Tranmere Southport

ROUND).

1 Morton

0 St. Mirren

1.Penicuick

2 Partick

2 Alloa

2 Forfar

8 Franerburgh

1 Bo'ness

Third Lanark

2 East Fife

Queen's Park

• Afontrose

1 Dundee

1 Celtic I Falkirk

Dundee U.

1 Kilmarnock

2 Inverness Arbroath

3 Holway Star

0 Motherwell

3 Beith

Brechin

A Drawn Game.

vailing it would be remarkable should stock prices go far either direction. May Until headway is made toward July legislative enactment, necensary September

business self October postponement of brondacale buying.

measurex

or by

of equities is still, recommended with

most attractive stocks under ten for Du Pont de Nemours switching purposes, we now present Eastman Kodak the most attractive common stocka Electric Bond & Share between ten and twenty

including General Electric .... American Waterworks, Dolin

Alu General Foods minium, Canadian Pacific, Colorado & General Motors Southern Rly, Diamond Match Co., Gillette Safety Razor Electric Auto-Lite

Co., Fourth Goodyear Tire &

Rubber

2 National Power & Light Co., Pen-

Roller

nsylvania Railroad. Third National International Investors, Corp., Timken

venter .... Bearing Co., and United Спа Im International Tel, & provement Co.

Tel.

24%

#

on

SPORT ADVTS.

HONGKONG

FOOTBALL

ASSOCIATION.

INTERFORT PROGRAMME.

Thursday, January 26th, Hong-

Fleming, 6, Den Voeux Road,kong v. Shanghai, Club ground. Central.

Saturday, January 28th, Shang- ENTRIES clone at NOON

hal v. II.K. Chinese, Club ground. TUESDAY, 24th January, 1988.

Monday, January 30th, Shang- hai v. United Services, Kowloon ground.

RADIO BROADCAST

1

(Continued from Page 7.)

All Matches Start at 3 p.m. Sharp, Booking for the 26th and 28th for the covered and uncovered stands will open at Mesare. Ander- non on Monday, the 29rd.

Prices Covered Stand $2.30. Uncovered Stand $1.20.

WAY teams enjoyed them- Wakelam on the second half of The International Rugby Match (Relayed total of

from Twickenham by courtesy of the 61 goals in 13 games, visitors English Rugby Union). scored 38, an average of nearly

There will be no booking for the 6.20 p.m.

Orchestral Concert: The match on the 80th, prices $1.00 three per watch, whilst the home . B. C. Orchestra, Conducted by and 50 cents. All above prices clubs could only average

one Adrian Boult.

include tax. apiece. Three encounters in the 594

Symphony No. 7

Beethoven 3575 third division produced 22 goals!

7.05

pm. Interlude: The Now Symphony Orchestra:

Selection: Tom Jones

Edward German 7.15 p.m. The News. 7.20 p.m.

Close Down, KZRM PROGRAMME, To-day's Broadcast from Manila: 5.00 p.m.-Studio Music.

69% RUGBY

THANKS to the Navy beating

The Army in the final match

14. of the competition on Saturday, 18% the Club have won the Triangular |

Rugby Tournament. The Army needed both points to draw level with the Club, and they failed to Rather one.

current purchases largely for re-)

Investment funds obtained. through Consolidated liquidation of undesirable holdings. N.Y.

Gag

of

50%

Supplementing provious lists of the Drugs Inc.

35

10

40

68

เย

18%

14%

14 241

Hur-

13% 17%

1615

21

10%

291%

7%

7

€

Kreuger & Toll

4

Carloadings for the week ending Liggett & Myers "B" January 14th amounted to 600,322 Loew's Inc. an increase

of 70,070 above the Montgomery Ward preceding week but 00.327 below the National City Bank. corresponding period 1932.

Pacific Gas & Electric Dow-Jones averages:

Packard Motora

62

0234

17%

17%

13%

13%

492

20

24

played the

Jan. 20. Jun. 21, Pennsylvania

18

18

01.63

61.79] Radio Corporation

5

$

28.00

27.69

28.38 Reynokia Tobacco "P" 27.76 Sears Roebuck

33

10

1314 Muti.

79.00

80.12 Shelf Union

47%

6

American Can

GO X

GO

paration

736

American Smelting

13%

114 Standard Oil Co. of

American Tol, & Tel.

105%

N.J.

105

30%%%

Amer. Tobacco "B"

64%

"

Anaconda Copper ... Auburn

64% Texas Corporation

13%

7

7% Union Carbide & Cur-

47%

1720

Don

27

13

271

Bethlehem Steel

15%

15

Union Pacific

7616

Borden Company Canadian

2314

214

United

Aircraft

Pacific

Trans.

27

20%

Railway

Chase National Bank 344

13%

13%

U.S. Rubber

41

4%

U.S. Steel

14

14

Woolworth

34% Westinghouse E. & M.

29

28%

29% 32

20

32

The Glasgow Rangers Vienna Sports Klub Rapid, the game resulting in a draw of 3-3.

AMATEUR SOCCER.

England Beat Wales in International.

London, Jan. 21. The Amateur Soccer International. played at Torquay, between England

30 Industrials

20 Raila

20 Utilities

40 Bonds

and Wales, resulted in a victory for Chrysler England by a goal to nil-Router.

Jan. 20. Jan. 21. Soeony Vacuum Cor-

W. E. HOLLANDS,

Hon. Boerery.

HONG KONG FOOTBALL CLUB.

Under the auspices of the Hong Kong Football Association, the 6.10 p.m.-Spanish Informational

following Interport Soccer Mat 6.30 pan-English Informational ches will be played on the Club's Perind.

7.00 p.m.--Dinner Music and Re-

ground:

Periol.

TRENGTHENED by the inquest Sélections, clusion of several of the Rajah Charda,

7.45 p.m.The Oracle of the Air--- Devonshire contingent, the Navy Everett Co.

Sponsored by L. 43% were full valne for their success, 8.00 p.m.-Western Equipment & 29% and it was fitting that their pre-Supply Co.

2% dominancy in Ail departments Novelty Marimba Band.

should be expped by a brilliant try

8.16 p.m.-Studebaker Programme, In the last five minutes of the Band-Licut A. J. Freshido, Con- 8.30 p.m.Philippine Constabulary

ductor.

game.

TIDSIHPMAN Barnes picked

MID from Lleat, Ryder, and

7!4

went through beautifully to score 30% under the posts, whilst lent. Buckley nonchalantly added the points with a perfect kick.

THE

Programme

9.30 p.m.--Dance

Желдеса

Music-Dollar

S/S Pres. Garfield Orch.

10.30 p.m.-Clone Down.

Nuvy team in the Far East.

* #

Thursday, January 26.

Hong-Kong v. Shanghai. Saturday, January 28th,

Shanghai v. Hong Kong Chinese. Both matches start at 3 p.m. Seats in the Members' enclosuro in the covered stand may be booked at the Club House Saturday, 21st January and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings following at from

Price-$2.30 including Tax.

TP to Saturday the Army Inst. to 7.30 p.m.

but one match in the tourna HE Army can understand-ment, whereas the Navy were ably feel ill-treated by the pointless, and it was only the re- the fates that they should, in turn of H.M.S. Devonshire which such an important encounter, be allowed the nautlenls to turn opt called upon to face the strongest winning team.

Cash only.

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W. PRYDE. Acting Hon: Secretary.

MACKINTOSH'S

UNDERWEAR

All wool, light weight Vests, Drawers and Pants.

SALE PRICE

$4.00 per

garmeni.

Usually sold at $7,50.

Artificial Silk and Cotton

in Cream, Sky

and

Flesh Vests and Trunk Drawers,

SALE

PRICE

$3.00 per

garment.

Usually sold at $0.50.

PYJAMAS

A few odd and broken- ranges in smart stripe designs. SALE

PRICE $5 75

per

suit

Ually $11.30 to 10.50.

MACKINTOSH'S

HALF PRICE

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday –January 23rd, 24th & 25th.

SOCKS

Wool and Wool and All

Cotton mixtures.

colours.

SALE

PRICE

$1.50

per pair

Usually and at $2.50 to $5.50.

SALE

PRICE

$2.00 per pair

Linually sold at $4.00 to $6.50,

STOCKINGS

A large selection in plain and fancy designs.

SALE PRICE from

$1.75

per pair

Heavier weight in smart

patterns. All wool.

SALE

PRICE from

1

$3.50,

per pair

SWEATERS

ALL AT HALF USUAL PRICES

$8.50

Those extra stocks carried earlier in the season to permit our clientele a widely selective choice, are now being released at HALF USUAL PRICES, OR LESS, to assure speedy clearance in anticipation of new deliveries.

These price reductions are strictly bona-fide-regular stocks only being offered...conceding an exceptional opportunity for wise buying.

SCOTCH WOOL MOTOR RUGS

.all at

HALF PRICE

ODDMENTS IN

SUMMIT COLLARS

White Wool in all sizes.

SALE PRICE

ench

6 for $2.50

Usually sold at $17.00

Coloured Wool in

large variety of plain and fancy designs.

SALE

PRICE from $11.50

cach

SHIRTS

Oddments in plain White.

SALE

PRICE $4.50 each.

neat

Our usual $13.50 qualify Coloured Shirts with 2 collara to match, patterns and plain colours SALE

PRICE

$4.50

each.

Usually $8.50 to $12.50

DRESS SHIRTS

Stiff and Soft Fronts

SALE

PRICE $4.50 each

Usually $10 03.anch.

AQUASCUTUM OVERCOATS

all at HALF PRICE

ODDMENTS IN VAN HEUSEN COLLARS

6 for $2.50

TIES

SALE

All Silk in good patterns.

SALE

PRICE $2.50

Our mount $4,00 is $8.50 qualition.

each.

SCARVES

ALL AT HALF USUAL 'PRICES

All Wool and Silk mix- tures in newest designs.

From

$4.75 each.

PULL-OVERS

ALL AT HALF USUAL PRICES

Special value without sleeves in White and plain colours,

SALE

PRICE $5.25 each.

Usually sold at $10.50.

Coloured in plain and fancy designs. With or without sleeves.

SALE

PRICE from $5.75

each.

DRESSING GOWNS

AT HALF USUAL PRICES

A large selection in Wool-Silk and Artificial Jilk. All sizes and all colours,

SALE PRICE from

$17.50 each

BATH ROBES

Of good quality Towel- ling in plain and fancy colours.

SALE...

PRICE from $9.75 each.

MACKINTOSH'S