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No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 17th December, 1935, will be sub- ject to rent.

All claims against the steamor must be presented to the Undersign- ed on or before the 31st December, 1086, or they will not be recognized.

To comply with the General Bond- ed Warehouse Regulations consignees! must have a Revenue Officer in atten-1 dance when damaged dutinble goods are examined.

All broken, clufed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godoins, where they will be examined on the 16th December, 1935, at 10 am.. by Messrs. Goddard and Dougins.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a THIRD INTERIM DIVI- DEND for year ending 29th February, 1936, of two per cent, that is $2.00 per share, will be paid on all shares in this Company on Thursday, the 19th December, 1935, at the Company's Office nt China Buildings, 5th floor.

The TRANSFER BOOK of the Company will be CLOSED from the 13th to the 19th December, 1935, both. days inclusive.

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Hongkong, 9th December, 1935.

SHIELD SOCCER

(Continued from Page 8.)

the East Regiment. Subsequently Surreys were winners in 1925 and 1920, and the C.O.S.D. held it during 1927 and again in 1929.

The Royal Navy first became in- scribed on the rhield in 1931, and they repeated this distinction in 1933 and Brain just year.

One of the most Interesting points revealed by thin historical glance is that neither shield has yet been won by the same club three years in яue- cession. The Navy has an opportunity this year af achieving this, and in view of the draw they should be able this to make a confident start to Quest quest.

The first round draw in both com- petitions. This year is undeniably in- teresting, bringing together as it does several of the best teams.

The holders, for instiner, entertain the Lincolns at Caroline Hill, The Lincolns are not going to be here much longer, and this is their big op

them п nortunity to leave behind

most sporting memory of one of the and talented Army teams ever grace the Colony soccer fields.

to

to

The match is almost certain provide the best Spectacle of the day, and Caroline Hill accommodation will probably be taxed to its capacity.

ALWAYS DO WELL

The Lineolus have never failed to offer the Chinese teams a fine run for their.

money. One's recollection of their magnificent performance, against the Menlor side Sonkunpro a few weeks ago I still fresh-It-would- come as no surprise if they did defent the holders.

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On the other haml South China “B”. have given ample proof this year they are as good, if not slightly better, thin a senson ago. They have an im pressive league record, and under the

Ruidance of Pau Ke-ping are tu-day

excellent football.

I am inclined to regard the outcome of this match, as being in the lap of the gods, rather than be lured into a definite forecast of the result.

Another tie of interest on Saturday is that between the Club and East Lancashires. The teams

very

are

evenly matched, but the Club have Shield traditions which may have a big influence on their display-anı! the result.

But East Lanenshires cannot but help feet clated at their success of lust' week when they defeated the Recrele and it should give them confidence for

Saturday's game.

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NOTES OF THE DAY HEAD COLDS

Continued from Page British Crown Colonies, both Mar- tinique and Guadeloupe return De- putles to the French Parliament. OLD FRIENDS AND FOES Old friends and foes will meet at They are generally negroes. One, Causeway Bay where St. Joseph's M. Candace, was a French Minis- Francs, who entertain the Recreio, and the struggle ter a few years ago. is bound to be highly interesting. lost Canada and Louisiana, cnce and possibly exciting. The Recreio nearly had Argentina for a colony. hope to be better represented than This was in 1810, when Jacques de they were a week ago, and with a Liniers, the French-born viceroy of stronger defence expect to see them

the Spanish colony of La Pinto, was win through to the second round.

The other senior tie on Saturday made Count of Buenos Aires for is between the Fusillers and Kowloon his splendid defence of the capital nt. Sookunpoo, and in this 1 cannot against the British. Inspired by see any other, result but a win for Anne Perrichon de Vandeuil, a con the soldiers, who are undoubtedly the patriot of volcanic charm and best military team performing in beauty, Liniers tried to put down Hongkong to-day,

the juntas who were ruining the Sunday sees a

bir Chinese "Derby" Spanish colonies in South America. -South China "A" and the Athletic. Careline fill is the venue, and if the In 1820 he was arrested and ne- of attempting to hand teams play. per cent, football of cused

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which

they are capable, then one of Argention the most classical matches of the was shot.

senson is guaranteed.

My vote must go to South China

over

to France. He

"A" Their playing record of the Tong Lo-chau, coolie, charged lie." season demands it. But they will not fore Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central have things their own way and cannot Magistracy this morning, with re- afford to play below last Sunday's turning from banishment befors the form in order to win.

HOLDERS AND NEW HALF BACK

-South China "B"

Undecided

South China "B." holders of the Shield are contemplating introducing

/expiration of his period of five years)

In October this year, was sentence to nine months hard labour. He was arrested in Tat Yuen Street. Shum Yul, unemployed, also charged with returning from banish- ment,

sentenced to twelve months' hard Irbour. He was banished for a period of ten years in Decem-

ber last year.

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day will not be decided until Inter in

a new right halt against the Lincolns, the week. but have not yet deckled who he shall

bo.

The team at the moment therefore is:-Pau Ka-ping; Yi Hing-yin and Otherwise the team will be as Lee Kam; A N. Other, Lim Tak-po usual. At the present time Yau Wa and Henry Young: Yeung Shui-yle, hine porforms at right half but Ng Po-kaf. Ho Ku-keung, Chenk Shok- whether he will be on duty this Satur- kam, and Lee Shek-yau.

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SALE OF YOUNG BABY

A "DESPICABLE” TRANSACTION

CHINESE OFFICER

FINED

AMMUNITION FOUND AMONG CLOTHES "The transaction was of a despic- A Chinese military officer, Yin Ki- able nature," said Mr. W. M. Thomson, nam, aged 43, was charged before Mr. nt the Kowloon at the Kowloon Magistraey this morn W. M. Thomson ing, when he sentenced Tsoi Chiu, a Magistracy this morning with the 30-year-old unemployed man, to one possession of 60 rounds of Mauser year's

hard labour for taking part pistol ammunition on beard the s.5. fined in a transaction to transfer the Davikson yesterday, and was possession of a 18-months old girl, $200, or, in default three months' Teol Polyeung, for a valuable consl hard labour.

Defendant stated that he deration on November 28.

taking the ammunition from a

was

military

Whant had proof that

The accused, when charged, stated (defendant) had been in bad health Detective-Sub-Inspector L for some time, and his eye-sight and stated that the

Cars

had been troubling him. He was defendant was really an oflcer. Be

in need of money, so he borrowed suns was a through passenger on the 8.8. totalling $20 from a woman named Daviksen from Canton to Swatow. Lam-Kuen, and us he could not repay The ship arrived in Hongkong on the these loans he decided to present the morning of December 10, and it was

routine Brou search that tho child to the woman until such time

basket Daho could. ho could.

Defendant hnd passed from

Inspector K, W, Andrew, of Son

was found in a

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, stated the Yin Tong Military Academy in that defendant was An unemployedCanton and had been appointed to "boy", and had not had steady work. Swatow. He was travelling there

complainant, Chan Wal-iting, with his wife,

The prosecution further stated that was the kept woman of de-

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ant and the mother of the chill. they were not taking a norious view

The two were not legally married, of the case, but they only wanted to but had lived together for Ave years, put a stop to "this haphazard way in There had been two children as the which these Chinese military officers result of the liaison; one of them had carry ammunition around" as it may died. The

ង្កើត worked aget into wrong honds. Woman

"We have had quite a lot of trouble earned waitress in a ten-shop, and forty cents a day, with which she with officers of your type, and the Magistrate to defendant. "Our laws kept defendant and the child,

On November 28, the mother came on this are very strict, but as the Herious, view home from work and found that de police are not taking

$200," fendant and the child were missing. ef the ense i fine you At that time-she did not make

In report

answer to defendant's request to the police but had since returned have some of his money to go w Can-

done 80.

so that his boy follower be allowed to

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On December 9, defendant

and the mother asked him where the ton, his Worship stated that every child was. At first defendant told thing would be done for him by, the

that it was in the country, bat, poilée.

her

when pressed, admi

admitted that he

The woman, Lam Kuen, denied that sold it to a woman named Lan Ma there was a debt, and told the police

kuen

по

Lam Kuen. This woman was

known to the complainant. She that she gave defendant the money also did not know anything about the in a lump sum, alleged debt. The buyer of the child, Defendant had no criminal record, was not charged because the case hat but he was known to district watch- come before the Secretary for Chinese men as an opium smoker of not good Affairs and the Attorney General, and character. The sung tip (presenta it was thought that perhaps the childtion document) had apparently been by defendant, and his would have been better off with her drawn up than before.

name was in L

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