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FANLING GOLF

COMPETITION FOR CAPTAIN'S CUP

OTTO QUALIFIES

With a score of 68-1878, F. R. Otto over the week-end qualified in the November qualifying competition for the Captain's Cup of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club at Fanling, over the Old Course.

Thore were 82 entries altogether. with the following as the other bont scores;

3. S. Maclaren, 80-9-71; C. H. Burton 87-13-74 A, McKellar 84-0-76; K. 8. Robertson 88-8=75; and S. H. Dodwell 82-7-75.

On the Now Course, T. Megarry with a score of 80-14-72 qualified. Fifteen players entered,

KOWLOON GOLF

Draw For First Round

of Championship

The following is the draw for the First Round of the Championship of the Kowloon Golf Club, to be played on or before Sunday next;

A Urquhart v. 3. D. Thomuon; A. T. Barley v. G. Milne; W. 9. Hiller

v. F. E, A. Remedios; A. L Eastman v. W. A. Stewart; A. W. da Roza v. L. D. Purves; H. H. Mundy v. A. T. Dennis; G. B. Gifford Hull v. J. BacKnight D. C. Wilson v. E. D. da Roza.

RIDLEY'S DECIDING GOAL

LINCOLNS DEFEAT CANTON XI

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SMART FOOTBALL

Over 4,000 persons saw the Lin- coins football team of Hongkong win the friendly match from the Intang Military Academy cadets at the East Parade Grounds on Sunday.

The ball travelled swiftly from one ond of

to the other during the first half of the match without either sido scoring.

Shortly after the beginning of the second half, the visitors scored, a goal, The local tenni tried hard to even the score but failed to break through the defence of the Lincolns, with several fruitless long shota.

Towards the end of the game, one of cadets fallbacks was injured and the cadets had to continue with ten men. They resorted to the defen

and only the splendid work of the from being scored by the

more", goals visitors. When the match ended, the score stood 1.0

in favour of the Lincoln

B-keeper prevented

Regiment. Tong

the spectators were Gel. Yick-him, vice president of the Intang

Military Academy, Col. Liang Chik-wai, Councillor to the Military Headquarters,, Col. Art Lin, Chief-of staff to the Canton Air Force. Mem- hers of the British consulate in Shameen-were-also-present

DRAMATIC KNOCK OUT BLOW

(Continued from Pago 8.)

the champion miss a good deal be was never doing anything to put himself ahead.

FREE FROM RISK.

The Londoner's leads carried so Ittle behind them that McAvoy treated them almost with levity. Never can a boxer have found attacking so free from risk as did McAvoy, and he was alwaya scor- in at a steady price.

His best blow was a right to the short ribs. His left be used chiefly to get his distance, except when he cornered Sexton, which was often. Then he let him have it with a vongeance.

But there was far too much holding and too much mere spar ring for the fight to be a good

une.

Still, it needs two to make a battle, and Sexton was never able to make up his mind to turn ag- grossor.

I was terribly disappointed in him. So was everyone else. H Is and to sed & man so 'nieted by nerves that he cannot give of his beat.Geoffry Simpson.

HONGKONG FUNDS.

FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE POPPY DAY APPEAL

Proviously acknowledged $4,509 | Hongkong St. George's 'So-

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A. M. Bowes-Smith.

M. St. J. Walsh' ......

Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewall..

G. P.'s John Haig" Salon.

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Further contributions will be gratefully received by Mr. F. G Maundar, Secretary to Earl Halg's Fund, York Bullding Hongkong. Cheques should be made payable to Thomas and Co., and crossed "Poppy Day Fund."

SHARE PRICES

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TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS

The following in the list of local sharo quotations Issued to-day.

Banka.

H.K. Banks, 1880 a. Il'kong Banks, London, $180 n. Chartered Banka, £16 n. Mercantile Bank, A. &

£26:11.

Mercantile Bank C., £12.n. East Asia Bank, $104 n. Am: 0. Finance Corp., 8n: $20 China O. Fin. Ord, Sh.$4.75 China 0; Fin. Pref. Sh. $ó n

laxurances,

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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Thiriconth Extra Race Meoting, to be held on Saturday, 18th November, 1933 (weather permitting) may be, obtained at the Secretary's Office, Gloucester Building, the Club} House, Happy Valley, the Hong .Kong Club, The Sports Club, and

the Stables, Village Road,

Entries close nt 12 o'clock NOUN on Thursday, 9th Novem ber, 1933:

By Order,

C. B., BROWN.

Secretary

Canton Ins., $325 n. Union Ios., $580 1. China Underwriters, $2.10 8. China Fire, $525. H.K. Fire, Ind., 6200 n. International Aasce. Sh. $6.10 n.j

Shipping.

Doligins,- $3411⁄2 6. H.K. Steamboats, $18 n. Indo-Chinns, (Pref.), $30 n. Indo-Chinas, (Def.), $35 n. Shells (Beirer), 60/71⁄2 n. Union Waterboats, $15.

Mining

Antamoks, 90 cts. n. Balatoes. $37 11.

Baguló Gold, 62 cts. n. Benguets, $40 n.

.Benguet Exploration, 40 cts. b. -Benguet Goldfield, 80 ets. n.

Big Wedge, 12 cts. .

Gold Greek, 39 n.

Ipo Mining, $9. n. Itogons, $7 n. Kailan, 30/- 1. .

Langkats (Single), $18 n. S'hai Explerations, Sh. $4.60 л.) S'hai Loans, $6.95 n. Raubs, $12 n.

Venz: Goldfields, $6 n.

Docks, etc.

II.K. Wharvos, stet. II.K. Docke, $100,

S. China Motors A., SG n. S. China Motors B., 38 . Providents (old), $2.75 s. Providents (new), '$1,85 n. Hongkews, Sh. $350 n. New Engineerings, Sh. $8 n. Shanghai Docke, Sh, $148 n.

Cotton Mills.

Dwo Cottons, $13.45 s. S'hal Cottons, Sh. $112 n. Zoong Stays, Sh. $13%, n. Wing On Textiles, Sh. $77 n.

Lands, Hotels, etc.

H. and S. Hotels, $6.50 sa. H.K. Lands, $75%.

S'hai Lands Sh. $31.50 n. Motroposilan Lands, Sh. $14. n. Humphreys, $12 n. HK. Realtics, $6.00 . Asia Realties "A" Sh. $140 n. Asla Realtles "B" Sh. $20 n. Chinese Estates, $94 n. China Realtles, Sh. $15% n. China Debenture, Sh.$137 n

Pub titles Tranways, $21.00 n. Penk Trams (Old), $15% n. Peak Trams, (New), $74 n. Star Ferries, $99% b..

Yaumatt Ferries (old); $24. China Lighta (old), $10 s.

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China Lights (new), $9.80 n. H.K. Electrics, $74/75 sn. Macao Electrics, $23 n. Sandakan Lights, $10% n. Telophones (Old), $31 sa. China Buses, Sh. $11 D. Singapore Tractions, 2/9 n. Singapore Pref., 15/- n.

Industrials.

Malabon Sugara $15 n. Cald: Macg. (old), Sh. $21 n. Cald: Macy. (Pref.), $19% n Canton Ices, 85 u. Comente (Con.), $21⁄2 n. Cementa (old), $2.45 n. Cement (New), 5 eta, n. H.K. Ropes, $7.05 s.

Stores, etc. Dairy Farms, $28 n. Wastsons, $8 n.

Der A Winge, $1 n. Lane Crawfords, $3.90 n. Mackintoshs, $21 n. Sinceres, $14 n.

Wm. Powells. $2.10 n. Wing On (H.K.), $170 n..

Miscellaneous. Amusements, $10 n.

HKC Entertainments, $10.10. n. 3.C. Enterprises, $11⁄2 n. United Theatres, Sh. $2 n. Macao "Greyhounds." 210 n. Constructions (old), $2.90 n. Constructions (now), 70.cts. b. B.-Ind. & $-Bondin. 78% 11.~~~~ H.K. Govt. Loans, 3% % b. Prein. Wallace Harpers; $8. n.

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ONCE AGAIN

THEY COME TO ENTHRALL YOU! .

Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter... who entertained you in "Daddy Long Lega".., will win you again in this delightful romance of a fiery...gay...roguish Imp...and a bly strapping fellow with a heart of gold and a twinkle in hit eye.

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HARVEY STEPHENS MARGARET LINDSAY WALTER CONNOLLY - MARY MCCORMIC

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