1936-02-07 — Page 17

THE

OH DEAR! OH LORD! I'VE

DONE IT AGAIN

(Continued from Page 8.)

**

hastily, bowled for the Club, spinning the ball a lot from the off, while for slow bowler is thee in a case like this to the Civil Service, Ling certainly

temps the balimen."

LAST SATURDAY

deserved more than the one wicket ho got. Westlake made a very fine catch running to gully from allp to put Armstrong out.

TO-MORROW'S GAMES

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1936.

21 YEARS AGO

Extracts From the "Telegraph" Filės

The following extracts are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended February 8, 1916.

*

The rate of the dollar on demand wan 18.. 0.3/10d.

I have not yet referred to the non-Langua gaine between tho H.K.C.C. and the Civil Service, which

The wedding took place at St. was interesting apart from the actuat

Cathedral of Mr. G. A In the Senior Division there are John's play, from the fact that the Improve-

G. E. S. Cal- ment shown by the Civil Service two League games as the C.S.C.C. Dutton and Miss recently was maintained though I Journey to Sookunpoo to take on the laghan, freely admit that the absence of T. A. Army. Although the latter are with- Pearce and E. R. Ducklit not only out Garthwaite, Williams and Walch. The weakened the Club batting which did the visitors will have to go all out managed by Mr. A. Carpi, com- to win. I rather expect a draw, int matter but also the Club bowl F.C.C. frst team, Becording to ing, which did matter very much.

art told on good authority that their card is at home to the C.C.C. Perry and Richardson batted very while the C.C.C.'s card states that

Colledge was they are at home to the K.C.C.

well

all had

to

that and

ngọ

acoro

very steady. The lator batamen give it up! Anyway they and their in the attempt seconds have a League oncounter, rapidly

de- wherever it may be. If the K.C.C. and R claration ni 177 for eight wickets was can win outright they will be adding quito creditable. I hear Growler was a deal of interest to the fight for the making the ball turn tremendously, Shield.

The Club aro at home to the Navy and kept a beautiful length, but the

in a non-League games and I gather wicket was a bit too slow for him.

For the Club, Owen Hughes who that it is a combination of the first came in first with T. E. Paarco was and second elevens on each side, as splendidly caught by Baker in the G. A. Stewart is getting married and slips off McLellan before he had two teams from the Club are not really got going but Pearce and available. My heartlest congratula Maraball put things right and Baines tions and good wishes, and, I know, and Itayward were going strong at these of all cricketers go to him and the end, when a fallure on either parts Bride. might have given the C.S.C.C. some chance of a win-or so it was hoped by the folding ride!

But actually the Club have batting all through and even with Alec! Penres and Duckitt off they did not have to call on J. Steln who is a ust- ful forcing bat.

Although his figures were not very startling, I gather Baker bowled very well indeed for the Civil Service, anil ho did them a great service when he yorked Gillespie's leg stump just na he was looking set for one of his hig hitting innings.

Wallington who came down to score for the Club played for the C.S. who were a man short and judging by his good fielding it would seem possible that he may yet be able to resume his place in the Mide.

JUNIOR GAMES

JUNIOR DIVISION

Palice and C.S.C.C. are at home to

Army Service Corps and R.A.M.C. respectively, while I have already mentioned the K.C.C.-Cralgengower shme. In non-Lengve games I only know of the 1.R.C.. who are at home to the Recreio.

EXCHANGE RATES

Italian Opera Company,

"TELEGRAPH" ART SUPPLEMENT

To-morrow's Picture Features

Numerous illustrations of topical interest will appear in to-morrow's lasue of the fang- kang Telegraph,

PROSPECTS OF · CHINA PONIES

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the London Stack Exchange have boên received by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz in conjunction with Reuter,

Feb. G. Feb, 0. British Government Securities War Loan 3%

redm, after 1052 £100 £100

Chinese Bonda

(Continued from Page 8.) Challenge Cup (1% Miles) and it will be recalled that last year Diana Bay after one of the most exciting finisher dead-heated with King's Warden of the Annual Meeting. The owners brotherly decided to share the stake money of first and second places, and Each had a leg on the Cup, which must be won two years consecutively by a pony ar ponies, of the name owner.

PREVIOUS DEAD-HEAT I was told that there was n dend heat of this long distance race some 15 years

perusing the ago and files of the Hongkong Telegraph, I found that in 1921 the Judges could

(Eng. Ins.).... £102 not separate Caulfield, ridden by the late Sir John Johnstone, a former 49% Loan 1008. £ V6 tal-pan of Messrs. Jardine Matheson De Loan 1912. £ 76 & Co., and Allied King, owned by Mr. Reorg. Loan G. 11. Potts with Mr. "Billy" Hill up.

1013 (Lan. Ins.) £00

£ 001/ Caulfield

won the classic

Gold Bonds event by tl after a run of 5%

1925-17....... £93. £ 94 on the Inst day of the Meeting. How- ever, it is interesting to know that 5% Shai-Nanking. Diana Bay has not been entered for

Rly.

£00% £ 07 the Challenge Cup and it is obvious that Liberty Bay will be sent out to

£34 £ 34 secure the other part of the leg when the Cup (which is valued one hundred Guinens) will become the property of Mr. L. Dunbar.

There will be a series of

It is not possible at this juncture pictures of scenes from "Trou- ble in Toyland," whilst groups to make a tlp for the Ladies Purse will include Wah Yan College as there are no less than 20 speedy merchants in the race. Every owner junior basketball teams, sta-

ja but to please his jockey. Mr. denta of Ricci Hall, members

Dunbar has four nominations namely, of the Chinese Club, committee

Diana Bay, Mistake Bay, Onk Bay members of the Sze Yap Cham- and Pontiac Bag, and the stable ber of Commerce, the "Dynasty" has the same number in presentation of diplomas

Hetman, King's Bounty, King's Fancy! nud King's Warden, I hear on good nurses of the Tung Wah Hos-

all the authority the

that pital,

Hongkong and

Shanghai inckey, Union

married membera

namely, University

Encarnacao, D. S. Li and T. L. Wong. with H.E. the Governor.

have given an undertaking not to There will also be a por accept the beat mounts so that Mesars, trait of Colonel G. Davis of the

"Peanut" Marshall and Vick" Needla Salvation Army, and a group may shine 152 the Ladies' Purne. taken at the wedding of Mr. Hongkong "henpecked" jockeys are

enlling a vote. Koo Ngoc and Miss Ng Kwai-

pun.

The Supplement will also include the popular entertain-. ment and feature pages.

THE GARRISON CUP RACE

(Continued from Page 8.)

6.01.7/16

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everything short of a length. Just Rio

where it should go, and very hard. Osib

The Navy were not at full strength | Prague.. when their second eleven played Bucharest Recreio and a rather exciting draw Madrid was the result. On the Club ground Lisbon the wicket was taking a lot of spin Hongkong

"the Bombay and the C.S.C.C. Juniors gave Club second a scare as when thirteen Brussels... runs were wanted only two wickets Monte Video

left. Stein however, who seem Belgrade

were

ed to me to be a bat far above second Montreal.. eleven form hit excellently, hooking Yokohama.

I don't know how. ho would shape Silver (Spot). .10.7/16 against first League bowling but I Silver (forward).10.5/10 should rather like to see. Fox. War Loan. whose faster deliveries were kicking,

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Chinese Eng. and 30,5/32 At the annual meeting of sent-

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J. Wallic was appointed Hon. Of the new Sub-Griffins, there has Courtaulda

Distillers... 170%

whilst the committee been na sensational gallop but, Mr. Dunlop Rubber 20.40 Treasurer, 30% Included Messis, J. W. C. Bonnar, Lea Frust showed the rail fans on Marks & Spencer

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Ping Theatre

QUEEN'S ROAD WEST, H.K.

(Take any Kennedy Town Tram or Bús)

PRESENTS

"LADY PRECIOUS

STREAM"

A CHINESE PLAY. AS PLAYED IN ENGLISH BY THE HONGKONG UNIVERSITY ARTS ASSOCIATION

WITH

MA SZE TSANG & TAM LAAN HING Honorary advisers of the H.K. University Arts Association's Play

& The Entire Taiping

Troupe of 150 Actors

and

Actresses with

Embroidered

Costumes.

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SATURDAY, 8TH FEB.

From 8 P.M. –12 Midnight

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BOOKING: At Theatre Booking Office, Tel. 30171

ADMISSION: $2.60, $2.00 & $1.60

Over

S'hai Elec. Constr. The same morning, Mr. T. L. Wong Tate & Lyle was trying Mountain View nud Mr. Turner & Newall S. Y. Liang on Wild Cat over the dis- United Steel tance

of 1 miles but they were Vickers ord.

Gold Guinness Aimply out for slow work. Sovereign, followed the same route in Woolworths 3.16.1/5., and Mr. G. Rozn pushed the

animal in the last quarter, doing it

in 20.4/6 seconds.

Although the whole time for the Anglo-Dutch mile was slow, namely, 2.23.2/5., I Gula Kalumpong like Rose Evelyn's action and this

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September

Miscellaneous

December

15.52/53 15.44 15.03/03 10.04 15.81/81

Total sales:

304 lots.

20/- 20/-

Chicago Wheat

Rubber

28/-

mare will have Mr. Encarnacao-as Pekin Synd her chaperon at the coming Carnival. Rubber Trusts .. The same jockey tried Blue Ribbon,

1/6

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33/3

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Mines.

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July

September

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884/884

and Public Hero No. 1 last Wednes- Burma Corpn.... day and both ponies cantered the mile Commonwealth

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in saying that he likes the animal,

Mr. V. V. Needa took Hellbender Randfontein

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Rhokana Corpn... and a quarter with Mr. Needa up and Marsman Invest- this is a good sign. It is equivalent

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in his stable and under the circum-

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Loom, Strathalan and Stop-watch and Chosen Corpn. all will give him a good ride at the Cammellaird Ord.. Annual Meeting. Mr. P. Botelho will wear Uister's colours on Shamrock and this pony is coming on nicely. Supercharge is now O.K., and understand Mr. Dietz will ride him.

FANLING GOLF STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY

Old Course

9.20 Hongkong Bank, P. W. D 9.24 H. N. Williamson, F. M. Ellis. 0.28 C. W. Jettries, T. R. Rowell. 9.12 E. G. N. Grimble, P. Tod. 9.36 Comdr. Hole, J. S. Dykes. 9.40 E, des Voeux, Col. Matthews. 9.44 R. L. S. Webb, J. Forbes. 9.48. J. W. Mayhew, W. N. Au

Smalley,

1.52 O. E. C. Marton, R. Young, 9.60 B. D. Evans, A. Sommerfelt. 10.00 D. Hope Gill, C. Austin,

10.04 D. McLellan, G. F. Recr.

10.08 K. K. Rounds, D. A. O'Kieffe

E. G. Smith Wright, R. A. Rodgers.

10.12

10.16 A Nicol, G. H. Bond: 10.20 E. Bathurst, P. Morrison. 10.24 9. 8. Perry, W. J.

Mackenzie.

E.

10.28 D. J. Keogh, R. C. Webb. 10.32 TC Monaghan, A B. Purves. 10.36 D. L. Prophet, W. G. Robert-

60n.

10.40 I. D. Walker, R. H. Mac-

Gregor.

10.44 C. C. Wilson, F. C. Mudie. 10.48 H. II, Pothick, I. H. Geare. 10.52 1. C. Mackey, H. C. Hopkins.. 11.04 Burg. Lt. Cdr. Marks, Pay, Lt.

Murant.

11.08 LL Cdr. Hovenden, Lt. Cdr.

Keogh

New Course

9.28 T. R. Chassels, S. H. Dodwell, 9.32 II, U, Ireland II. H. Mandy. 0.40 J. G. Cotesworth, A. C. I

Bowker.

0.44 L R Billinghurst, W. M.

Barton.

9,62, B. J. Læcon, T. F. Guthrie. 10.32 * W. T. Yoxell, L. G. Robertson,

03/11/10% Spot..

D1/3 91/3 12/0 12/9 10/13/4 9/9

Router.

March May

10.14b 11,45

New York Rubber

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