1934-10-26 — Page 7

FRIENDLY BOWLS E RECREIO TO PLAY

KOWLOON B.G.C.

The Club de Recreio will be playing the Kowloon Bowling Green Club on their green in the return friendly match to-morrow. Last Saturday the Recreio were entertained by the xenior club, and they will be playing five rinks to-morrow, commencing at 4.m. sharp.

the

The following will represent Portuguese teant: A. A. Remection, ir A. M. Xavier, C. II. Basto and C. G. „Silen (skip); J. M. S. Rosario, Dr. H.:

A. Basto, C. E. Marques and F. X. 31, Silva (skip); D. Alvin, F X. Haaren, J. J. Biosto and A. H. Basto. I (skip); J. G. Ozorio, C. F, Osmund, C. A. Lopea, L. A. Gutierrez (skip); WH. Botelho, P. A. Yvanovich, L. V. vo Xavier and F. V. Ribeiro (skly),

IR.C, CHAMPIONSHIP.

Playing in the final of the Lawn Bowin Singles Championship at the ati Indian R. C. yesterday. A. M. Omar jakewon the Club title by beating A. R. 3 Dallah (holder) by 21 ahots to 12.

The game was of a high standard Tthroughout, Dallah scored singies in rip the first and second benda but on the Ta third heal Omar registered three. Jan On the fifth head Omar took off Dal- bec lah's shot to score four. At the 12th hend Omar was leading by 14 shots ust to 10 and he increased his lead by a Samt single the following

hends. On the 20th bend Omar em quired two mare sifots to win the tea score then being 19 shots to 12. Th vet the next head Omar's first two woods you was counters, but Daliah with a good drive took one of them away, Omur with his last wood drew in for the first shut and match. Last year Tallah beat Omar in the final by Sen 23 shots L 14,

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RUMJAHN WINS,

Playing in the Hamilcap Singles

final yesterdng, A. H. Rumjan played

The a very stemiy

game to lent A. K.

The Omar by 23 shots to 14.

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THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH, " FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1934.

THE CHANGE OF SEASON

If you stick to

Palm Beach suits you can be sure of cold winds and rain.

While warm clothes will bring back the summer immediately!

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

The following are the results of have received the following quota. Menara, Swan, Culbertson and Frita the Club'n tournament,

Singler Chnnylonsigij-Winner, tons on the Now York exchange for

yesterday.

New York Collon.

A. M. Omar; Runner-up, A, R. Dallah, Pair Championship-Winners, A. Bu M. Omar and A. K. Omar; Runners-

he up. S. U. Bux and J. Hoonen,

IIX

K&

LONDON STOCK

EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE

QUOTATIONS

So why not copy

the Women?

And be ready "for anything"

TAITS CARNIVAL.

POPULAR MANILA SHOW RETURNING BERE

The popular amusement organisas tion, Tait's Manila Carnival, will open The following quotations na the their senson here on October 31 on London Stock Exchange have been the vacant ground opposite the Penin- received by Mesars, Swan, Culbertson sula Hotel, Kowloon. It is learned and Fritz in conjunction with Renter. that they are bringing the full Carl- British Government Securities. val Show which has just fnluhed a

Det. 24. Det, 25.

fmut, H1£gཊཱ'e!སཨཽfl tour of the State Fairs in Java,

54 Reorg. Lende

1913 Clin. 1.) £ 94% 13,91-13,215 Bunds 1926-17 £ 90 14.00-14.97 6 Shal-Nanking

Close

Singles Handicap.-Wianer, A. 11. Rumjaha runnerup, A. K. Omar.

Pairs Handleap Winners, A. January Th Daliah and E. Moosedrem; Runners March He up, A. H. Rumjahn and A. K. Onar. May

Ort. 21.

Closing Kangu

Detailer Tigrember

$2.36

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12.39

12.27-12,29

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12.42

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RUGBY

TO-MORROW'S GAMES

CANCELLED

March

Owing to the Military Tattoo which Rbeing held at Sookunpon next week December the football ground will not be avail-May

Cable for the two rugby gamNES

ar-July

anged for to-morrow afternoon; As there is no other ground available it

The next mustch will be on Wednes day, October 31, when the Hongkong Football Club "A" XV will meet Navy side on the Club ground at

p.m

On Saturday, November 3, at 3 p.m. May the Club "A" XV will meet a Navy

"A" XV, and at 4.15 pan, the Club | Detoir

First XV will meet the Navy Pirst March

XV in a friendly encounter. Both of May. these games will be played on the July Club ground, Happy Valley.

WEDNESDAY'S GAME.

Total malux:- 15,400, tou

The game between the Club "A" trecember

and South Wales Borderers "A" play-March

ed on Wednesdiny inst resulted in May

tries to mil. There was no scuring

during the Arst half although

Harderers re on the point of domg Th March

x several Unies, over engerness and

continual offside tactics spoiling most

of their movements. In the second half the Club were much superior and tries were scored, by Walkden and Garrod.

The following represented the Clubt

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G. P. Lannert: A. P. Walkden, R. 1. Grifiths, P. J. Gurdner, K. F. Noble; Geneva. J. Hutchison, L. G. Robertson (Berlin. tuin); G. C. Mnutric, II. . Bramble, Helsingfors, S. 1. Garrud, R. 1. Currill, J. T. Ed-

Oslo

kins, M. W. Scott, F. J. Metingan. Athens R. Burch.

Dr. J. A. R. Selby refereed

game,

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CRICKET FIXTURES P

ARMY TEAM AGAINST Brussels.

UNIVERSITY

The Army will be represented by Bombay. the following dayers in a cricket Yokohama. match against the University, at

Ilio, Pokfulam to-morrow afternoon:

Capt. D. B. Michel (Royal Artil-Belgrade lery), Llout, . C. Garthwaite (ituyal Muniroul

The Army Umpire will be W.0.1. R. Jordan, Royal Engineers and the scorer, Sergeant C. Thatcher, Royal Engineers,

19.304 (Beurer)....

22,304 Gulu Kalimpong

NEW WORLDS TO CONQUER

(Continued from Page 8.)

Industries... 31/-

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Burma Dil

70/10% 76/10/4

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(Deferred).... I 21% 21' Rolls Royce £1 sh 108/-- 108/0 Shell Trans and

Trail. (Bearer) 45/749 warn Geldhonuts

46/7 47/6 47/0

23H/0 295/-

The following have been selected i to represent Craigengower Celeket Club in a friendly match against the Patagonia. Only I would Kowloon C.C. at Happy Valley to him off the aretle and the antarc- Crown Mines 10/- morrow. A. B. Hamson (Capt.), U.tic and, of course, the strato-

Lev

people.

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fawi

xf.

Of riding devices there will be Ave, something to suit everyone's taste; a new model "Dodgem" consisting of elvetric enrs, twenty in number, which are operated by the Individual him- self over a dat, smooth surface 50 by 80 feet; and "Leaping Lena," now

ride, which was specially brought from the States for the Java Fairo, will be one of the leading attractions of the carnival. It consists of a num- ber of small motor ca whose back axle, being off evntre, minkes them Jumpy

and decidedly bumpy. It is claimed that after a ride or two on this one gets the "Krusehen feeling" to a marked degree,

Another new attraction is the Sijde. This, it interesting to note, waa partly built by a firm in Kowloon durtig the carnival's visit Inst year.

CONVENCITASHANTITATISZTELENK SZIGDIANLEIKATIONE

"TELEGRAPH" ART

SUPPLEMENT

“Taikos“

Pictures

To-morrow

varied extremely arlection of photographs Ap pearing in to-morrow's issue of the Telegraph Pictorini Supplement, special interest will be centred in some ex- cellent pictures of the safe arrival at Kinhon of the lug "Talkoo," after her buffeting in the recent typhoon.

Another interesting series of pictures will show scenes from the "Waterloo Fantasy" which will be one of the features of the forthcoming Military Tattoo.

Weddings illustrated will Include those of Mr. A.. Me- Robbie and Miss V. M. Cruick- shank, Mr. G. J.. Perkins and Miss Joyce Paterson, Mr. W. Marrett and Mrs. E. J. Colo- man. Mr. L. A. Sterling and Mise H. A. Swinburn, Mr. A.A. Gi and Mine L. D. Kay, and Mr. Lan Tak-kwong and MBA Wan Shuk-chun.

Other pictures 'will thelude A scene from the University Arts Association's novel pro- duction of "Hamlet," the fare- well police parade. to Mr. Wolfe, and a group of the University Medical Society".

COUNTRYKTER VERSİNİZ FİLESUVEREZ UNTERZIENNEJO NAMES

The over popular Big Wheel and, list but not least, the children's delight, the good old-fashioned Merry-go" Round are Included.

Many Side Shows.

The alde shows which will be with the carnival consist of a vaudevillo show, in which a clever troupe of Long and dance artistes perform; lving statues by pretty girls who givo some excellent representations of well-known pictures and other sub-

RADIO BROADCAST.

Dance Music From Hongkong Hotel.

EUROPEAN PROGRAMME.

From ZBW

365 metres.

A wavelength of

J-7 p.m. Chinese Programme.

7 p.m.

Closing Local · Stock Quotations, London and New York Stock and

Commodity Quotations.

7.08-7.30 p.m. Orchestra),

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1 in F

-{Llazt-Doppler).

London Symphony Orchesten con- ducted by Albert, Conter.

Tone-Poom "Finlandia"-Op. 25.

No. 7 (Sibelius).

Leopold Stokowaki and the Phila- delphia Orchestra. Valse Triste (Jean Sibelius).

Chleago Symphony Orchestra direct- od by Frederick Stock. 7.30.8 p.m. Variety. Orchestra I Love you so (Tango

Serenade).

Geraldo and kla Orchestra. Vocal Ductfo-night ("The Queen"). 'Anna Neagle anil Trevor Jones with Geraldo and bis Orchestra. Instrumental-In the Heart of

Huwait.

Instrumental-Hawalian Smiles

Waltz,

Hawaiina Guitară.

Song-Just by your Example (from

"Evergreen").

Song-Dancing on the Ceiling (from

"Evergreen"').

Jessid Matthews (Soprano). Jianu Solo-Biny Mayer's Savoy

Havana Memories.

Billy Mayerl. Humorous The King of Zulu.

Frank Crumit (Tenor).

+

8 p.m. Loent Time and Weather Report.

8.03-8.15 p.m.

From the Studio, "Sunday's Racing at Macao" by Mr. A. J. P. Heard.

Light Orchestrai Caliph of Bagdad-Overture

(Boieldieu).

8,15-8.35 p.m. Music.

Berlin State Opera Orchestra. Chopinata-Potpourri (arr. Silber-

mann),

Marck Weber and his Orchestra. Wood Nymphs-Vaisette (Eric

Coates).

Queen's Hall Light Orchestra conducted by Eric Contes, 8.35-9 p.m. Quartet in D Flat Major, Op. 15

(Dohnany!).

Flontaley Quartet. 1st Movement-Andante Allegro. 2nd Movement-Presto neciaccato. 3rd Movement-Molto Adagio. 9.9.45 p.m. From the Studio.

A 25th Recital of Gramophone re- cords by The Rev. C. B. R. Sargent..

9.15 p.m.

Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations,

9.50-10 nm, Three Cello

Harrison.

Solos by Beatrice

(a) Caprice, Delius.

(b) Adagio, Marcello, arr. Salmon, (c) Pastorale; (b) Reel,

10-12 midnight,

Cyril Scott.

A Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra from the Hongkong. Hotel Gril Roam. Chy courtesy of the Management).

10.30 p.m.

Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Mid- day Press News, Further London Stock and Commodity Quotations, followed by New York Opening Dao- tations.

J2 midnight. Close Down.

KZRM PROGRAMME.,

To-day's Broadcast By Manila Station.

Today's bromenat by KZEM. a.m. Studia Varieties, 5.30

Iequente,

4.35 p.m.

J'opular Songs by Sul Cruz, B.10 p.m. Hpanish Informational Perkat 4.30 p.m. English Informational Pertod

7 p.m. Datlar Steamship Company. 7.10 p.m. Song of the Philippinre-

Jumele de Jays, sprano.

7.30 p.m. axatrick Interasikmal Tubber

Co.

1.45 p.m. Exalde y Cia Program A pim. Reatekla, 6.10 pm. Stude Presentat,Son~~lly

Raquiae,

10 p.m. Wetrome Tourist Programmin

For passengers aboard the Dollar

... Prevident Coolidge,

2.40 p.m. Stock Quotations.

• p.m.

Master Music Programme.

10 p.m. Dance Music. 10.30 p.m. Bien O

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES.

To-day's Brondenst From The German Short-Waver.

Special programme for Far Eastern steners will be brandrant this evening by VA on 31.8R et undert

p.m. Announcement Serm., Engl) Ger-

Folk Bang Progr Fareedat (German, English).

.9.15 p.m. Light Music,

9.35 p..

Woman's Hour.

3.41 p.m. Nawa Unitetin, (Eamilab).

10 p.m. Marie from Hambares. InetenswaNÍA

haya a Dance,

31 p.m. Topical Talk,

and Folk

11.13 pm News Bulletin (German). 11,30 pm. Germany's MUver of Fatwi Land.

the Upper Wence, A Radio Bequence Trop.

by Walter

12.15.m. News Bulletin (English). 12.30 km

Close down (German, Engllab).

M. Omar, J. L. Youngaaye, J. W. sphere, for I would have him Leonard. E. Souza, A. R. II. Esmail, meet many

jects; the ever popular Hula-Hula expense the World's champion high G. Souza, L. Hubbard, E. C. G.

ratlier

dancers; Absalon who is the leading diver Peejay Riggins bas been Barry, F. R. Zimmern and F. K.

magiclan of the Philippine Islands, engaged to perform. This, it is profession and a science as are and will keep one fooled all the time claimed, is the most spectacular and But, I am told, he would in- the commoner, walks of life. The he is performing; Tarzan, the wild stupendous free act ever presented The Club de Recreio first eleven evitably become a rolling stone. serious traveller has a duty to- nees with snakes; and the Wall of does a back somersault live from 100 Aagainst the Hongkang Stock Ex-I would be prepared to take that ward the world to supply it with Death operated by "Reckless Eddy" feet into 5 feet of water wo

man, who does some strange perform- before the Hongkong publle. Peejay change & Sharebrokers Association risk. And justify my temerity information which it needs about and "Dare-devil Red"; besides games lady partner door a swan dive, Poojay At King's Park to-morrow will be us on what I think are solid grounds, things and peoples about which it of skill where, if one is a marksman, is also a keen aviator, and owns his follows-A, M. Rodrigues (Can), Travel is not sheer amusement. ought to know more and of which prizes can be won, and the hundred own plane, in which he will arrive in II. A. Alves, W. A, Reed, A. Prata, it is hard work; it calls for ap it lows little or nothing. And If and one ether things which go to A. P. Pereim, A. P. Guterres, L. J. Guterres, P. M. N. da Silva, E. Mplication and concentration and my son could supply a L. Soares, 11. A. Barron and F. J. courage and stamina; and, to my there would be reward for him

demand, make up all the fun of the fair. Remedies.

mind, it is every whit as much a from a not ungenerous world.

Last but not least is the Carni- val's big free attraction. At great

·

a fow days in Hongkong.

Marcel Cafe are looking after the

refreshments, and will have their

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Chamber points to the wonderful BUCCENS of British and Dutch pilots, and of the Comet and Doug. las planes as justification for Ita demands.

LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DEMANDS

London, Oct. 26.

The Chamber points out that the Faster air mail services on the New York-San Francisco service Imperial air routes were urged. by of 2,000 miles is covered in 184 members at a meeting of the Low hours, including all stops: don Chamber of Commerce to-day. The despatch of all first class: The agitation is the result of Empire, air, mail at a low flat this week's spectacular flights postage rate is also advocated by from England to Australia. The the Chamber.--Reuter Special.