October 29 - [Thuriya] Two full-page advertisements for the festivities on the occasion of Governor Sir Spencer Harcourt Butler's farewell. One in English, the other in Burmese including a list with 48 names of boxers who will participate in the tournament from November 3 to November 8. There is also a separate fixture for October 30, but it's unclear if it's part of the tournament.

The various prizes are listed as follows:

• First class winner: Sir Joseph Augustus Maung Gyi's gold medal

• First class runner-up: U Kyaw Zan's gold medal

• Second class winner: U Thin Maung's gold medal

• Second class runner-up: U Ba Dunn's gold medal

The list of 48 participants printed at the bottom in which they seem to be seeded:

• Bala Sein, La Yaung, Kular Pyan, La Min, Phyu Kalay, Bioscope, Htee Latt, Bo Thit, Doe Kalay (1), San Shar, Aung Hla, Kular

• Tagon Sein Kalay, Doe Kalay, Pauk Kyaw, Tit Kalay, Yar Kyaw, Awba Sein, Lat To, Nga Phyo, Kappali, Bo Nyan, Nga Pein, Zin Yaw

• Aung Bala Gyi, Aung Bala Kalay, Ein Min, La Kalay, Tun Yin, Sein Win, Maung Myaing, Za Paw, Hla Mway, Khway Kalay, Yar Pyat, Taing Chit

• Lay Yin Pyan, A To, Bone Pyan, Nga Pein, Nga Khway, Taing Chit, Saw Shwe, Mya Tun, Tun Yone, Ba Thaw, Thar Yin, Thar Gaung

It should be mentioned that the headline of the Burmese ad reads Lepwei, while every other mention specifies Burmese boxing.

October 31 - [Thuriya] A column sized advertisement for the Burmese boxing tournament at Kandawgyi Lake in honour of the Governor's farewell. The consolation prizes are not yet mentioned and there is no list of boxers.

Elsewhere in the newspaper an outline of events is also given for the festival held in Rangoon. Among other things, there will be Burmese boxing and Indian wrestling matches surrounding Kandawgyi Lake from November 3 to November 8. The events will have to be paid for.

November 5 - [Thuriya] Today's paper lists another set of advertisements in both English and Burmese for a Burmese boxing tournament at Kandawgyi lake in Rangoon, in which the winner in first class will receive Sir Joseph Augustus Maung Gyi's gold medal. Consolation prizes have been added and a few names on the boxer list have changed.

The various prizes are listed as follows:

• First class winner: Sir Joseph Augustus Maung Gyi's gold medal

• First class runner-up: U Kyaw Zan's gold medal

• Second class winner: U Thin Maung's gold medal

• Second class runner-up: U Ba Dunn's gold medal

• First class consolation prize: U Thar Din Gyi's gold medal

• Second class consolation prize: Mr. Lim Kar Taik's cup

The feature has a large list of 56 participants:

• Bala Sein, La Yaung, Kular Pyan, La Min, Phyu Kalay, Bioscope, Htee Latt, Dan Bauk, Doe Phyu Kalay, San Shar, Aung Hla, Sein Pu, Yenanchaung Maung Myit, Sein Kalay

• Tagon Sein Kalay, Doe Kalay, Pauk Kyaw, Tit Kalay, Yar Kyaw, Awba Sein, Lat To, Nga Phyo, Kappali, Mandalay Bo Nyan, Nay Thar, Zin Yaw, Ta Taung Bo, Kyaw Dunn

• Aung Bala Gyi, Aung Bala Kalay, Ein Min, La Kalay, Tun Yin, Sein Win, Maung Myaing, Za Paw, Hla Mway, Maung Tar, Yar Pyat, Taing Chit, Ba Thein, Bou Wa

• Lay Yin Pyan, Chit Bay, Bone Pyan, Nga Pein, Bee Naung, Taing Chit, Saw Shwe, Mya Tun, Tun Yone, Ba Thaw, Thar Yin, Thar Gaung, Nga Kywet, Tun Oo