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LAMMERT BROS.
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-Public Auctions—
AVELI Undervigand haya coosirad {neszno- stons sal by Pablls Anation, 013
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 9, 1922.
at 11 a.m.
at the Taikon Dockyard
(FO ACIDUNT OF THE OUNGERARD), ex.Chign Maru"
3 Boilera
dimensions..
Dintager over all
16' 9"
Longit
11 S
weight about 55 tons
Team: -Cuik en delivery.
Inspection orders on application to
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioners.
Hongler, Joly 29, 1023.
O'
THURSDAY. Aagnet 3. 1822,
commence at 245 p.m.
at "Slimish. No. 38. The Peak A Quantity of
Valuable Household Farulture,
Alao
A Few Pieces of Blackwood-ware.
On view from Welne day, the 2nd August.
Datalogues with be inege. Corman:-
deliovry.
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers
Hongkong, Jets 97, 1929.
INTIMATIONS
JUST RECEIVED_
SUTTON'S Special Collection of
VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS
arranged før
HONGKONG
at 810, 0, 5 and 93 por ti.
GRACA &.00.,
Dealers in Garden Seeds, Postage Stamps, Artistic Post Cards, Tor, &c.
No, 10, Wyndham Siveat, P. O. Box 640.
Hongkong
JAPANESE MAKERS.
Every kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER.
CHERRY & CO.,
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Hongkong, March 20, 1914.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Jamaica Cigars
superior quality Mild and Satisfying.
Manufactured in the heart of the most famous Tobacco Growing Belt in the World.
99
"Golofina"
The Jamaica Cigar
is by far the most popular cigar smoked in the Far-East today.
Packed in foil wrapped moisture proof boxes of 25 Cigars.
For Sale Every where
British-American Tobacco Co. (China) Ltd. Distributors
MONDAY, JULY 31. 1922
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LAWN TENNIS.
FROM THE TIME OF HENRY VIII.
of doubt, the foundation of the game. When he thought out Spbaitistike -this, to our eyes quaint game, with its court shaped like an hour-glass and its service from one side only- old Major Wingfield could never have
!
MISS VICTORIA MONKS.
!
MUSIC HALL ARTIST AB DIVORCE CO-RESPONDENT.
Dean Inge has been telling us that imagined what a wonderful thing he artist was cited as co respondent to
the Victorian days produced much
the present From the playing lawn tennis point of view, this is not, of course, true, in epite of the murmurings of those people who can see nothing good in saything that did not happen fifty years ago, writes Hubert Winter in |the Sunday Empress.
Ninety-bine lawn tennis players out of a hundred, if asked who invented lawn tennis, would be unable to reply. The hundredth might vaguely eurmise that it was a person named Wingfield, but when or how would be utterly beyond them.
was doing for countless thousands of people who were to live after him, what health and happiness he would Old eventually be responsible for. Major Wingfield builded far better
than he knew."
Next year will be the jubilee of Sphairistike, which was the legitimate mother of lawn tennis. I think that without
the occasion should not pass some tribute to the memory of the Tuan who was directly responsible for a game which is the most internation- af of all games,
Miss Victoria Monks, the music ball
the petition brought in the Divorce: Court by Mrs. Lil Simons, who was granted a decree against her | usband Abraham Simons, who is a present undergoing a sentence of penal Bervi-
tude in contaction with the theft of jewellery.
It will be recalled that Mies Monks
was charged with Simons and acquitted.
Mr. Frampton appeared for the petitioner, who said she was married at a London Synagogue on August 26, 1917, her maiden name baing Cohen. I The All-England Lawn Tennis Club She lived with her husband at Stam- are opening this summer a magnificent ford Hill, and there were two children ground, fully worthy of a great game. of the warriage. Her husband lived have been over this ground, but with her till November, 1917, when nowhere can I find any tribute to the he left without giving her any excuse. man without whom this magnificent She learned that he had joined the Army. In October, 1918, he came back and she forgave him and con- tinued to live with him. In June, 1919. he left her again, and abe heard nothing of him until she beard of his arrest oas charge of stealing jewellery
SPANISH PROWESS.
in June, 1991.
Lawn tennis, of course, derives in-ground would not have been. The mediately from tennis, now often omission, I think, a grave and an called, for purposes of distinction, ungrateful on.. real or royal tennis. This game can be traced back, in France, to the
I feel sure that the countless thou thirteenth century, and was played cards who have derived pleasure and by the Kings of England in Tudor health from lawn tennis will think as ties. Henry VIII, was particularly I do. A very small sum would be
Miss Margaret Boosey said she was keen on it, and built the court at sufficient to erect some memorial to attending Miss Monks at Garrick- Hampton Court, which is still used one who can, in the fullest sense of the street, when in December. 1920, she regularly.
words, be described as a real saw Simons at the house. She knew As we all know, Henry VIII. was benefactor to the world. I present him as Arthur Simons. He stayed at much inclined to embonpoint, and the the idea to the earnest consideration the boure, and witness had seen his chroniclers state that the labour of of the All-England Club and the Lawn Pyjamas on Miss Munks' bed. Mise serving was too much for him and Tennis Association. We have had little Monks had told her he had slept with. that, consequently, he paid ten to do on which to plute ourselves in her. They went from Garrick strect it for him, and just carried on in the connection with the world's hard court to Miss Monks' bangalow at Shore- rallies. Bluff King Hal had a drastic championships at Brussels. The ham. way with bim at times, and what strangest British representative, F. happened to his employees when they Gordon Lowe, was put out in an early served many faults does not bear round by the Spaniard E. Flacquer, thinking of.
and we have had no say in the men's Real tennis is a terribly complicated singles. It does not seem at present game, and many of the terms used in that there is much likelihood of our it would sound like Greek to the regaining our once predominant poal average lawn tennis player, bas the tion in international lawn tennis for scoring in real tennis and lawn tennis some time. We have sunk into a are exactly the same.
stough from which it is not easy to emerge, but that we shall eventually do so have little doubt..
One of the most remarkable thing
CHINOLINES AND CROQUET. Major Wingfield had probably play- ed rent tennis; or, at any rate, was
well acquainted with it. He thought in lan tennis is the rise of Spain. that this complicated indoor game
They have taken to the game like
PAINFUL JOINTS
In no disease does the blood become
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cent comers to the Davis Cup,
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In Manuel Alonso tiey have a great concerned, when crinolines were the correct WOLI, when gentlemen player and I am told that he has been wore whiskers which must have doing magnifices tly at Brussels. The frequently become entangled in Spaniards, I believe, sy almost en- their mallets, and when Dean Iago's tirely on hard courts, and must have great men flourished, Major Wing very true surface to do themselves field invented a gamo called Spbairi-real justice. A wet Wimbledon would stike, which, though it died 15 affect their game-considerably, but on mauy respects from lawn tennis as a dry, bard eurince Manuel Alonso is now played, was, without any abadow expected to go far,
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