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About
1933.
Destination.
11,000 Ist July Bombay, Marseilles & London. 17,000 15th July Bombay, Marseilles & London.
6,000 20th July Straits, Colombo & Bombay. 6,800 22nd July Bombay,
H'burg,
Antwerp & Hull.
RECREIO LOSE
BOWLS CHAMPIONS LEVEL WITH RIVALS
Κο
JUNIOR HOLDERS FORGE AHEAD
(Continued from Pags 10.)
had yet to yawn. He must not show any knowledge, for instance, of the exact nature of the poison) before it became public property.
A friend of his had told him that the only way to lie convincingly was first to tell oneself the lie and then to stick to it and act as if it
were the truth. Edgar told him-
self that he must soon run dewa and see Aunt Marion. She had no. OWLOON Bowling Green and the Club de love for him, but liked attentions Recreio sustained big defeats on Saturday in red to him. Should he write her pald her. A happy thought occurs the Lawn Bowls League, and as a result of theirs postcard suggesting a visit the win over the Police Craigengower, the champions, ext week? Would it be a valu- have now caught up their rivals in the premier negative evidence in his favour league.
¡Or would it look ́deliberata 7.
Possibly it Was
able addition to the (so-to-speak)
In the junior division Craigengower have proceeding of the murdarer,
the stock
One
placed a gap between themselves and the Civil Ser-never really knew in spite of all vice and the Bowling Green. On Saturday they im- experience in detait might include. the newspaper reports, what police proved their shots recorded at the expense of the For the hundredth time he dismiss- Yacht Club, but last year's runners-up won by only himself to the slack office-work of ed sli thought of the whole ghastly Police. The Indians' revival was checked by the basiness, and, returning, applied 10 shots after winning on two rinks.
First Division.
KDRC.. RECREIO
At Kowloon Docks the Kowloon Dock Recreation Club beat the Club
de Recreio by 23 shots.
K.D.R.C.
Second Division.
Scores:
C.C.C. V. POLICE
P.R.C.
the "afternoon.”
At tea-time, going to his favour- ite teashop, he bought his paper st the door. He felt convinced that he would find the news now. Taking¦ his usual seat, he gave his usual order in his' usual.voles.
At the C.C.C. the Craigengower
Then he took one long, quiet! Cricket Club defeated the Police look around the crowded, room. No Recreation Club by 30 shots.
one was noticing Edgar, who was jan unremarkable young man of neutral colouring and inexpressive [features, and a familiar habitue.; Even, so, he waited till the tea and scones arrived; then opened the paper to its full double-page ex-i tent, hiding his face entirely, and 18 glanced with thumping heart.
Scores:---
Recreio
J. V. Ramsay
E. L. Barros
CC.C..
L. C. R. Souza
C. S. Summons
H. G. Cooper
C. G. Silva
H. Milton
W. Ward
R. F. Luz
15
(Skip)
26
W. V. Field
(Skip)
G. Duncan
17,000 29th July Bombay, Mar Havre, London.J. Kempton
17,000 12th Aug.
& London. Marrelles & London.
6,000 19th Aug.vre, London, H'burg,
Antwerp & Ball
17,000 26th Aug. Marseilles & London. 14,000 9th Sept.
Marseilles & London
J. C. Brown
(Skip)
E. Docherty
R. Morrison
. 6,000 18th Sept. RATE, London, H'burg, J. Lindsay
*Cargo only.
Antwerp
& Hall 16,000 23rd Sept. Marseilles & London.
7th Oct. Bambay. Marseilles & London. 14,000
6,800 14th Oct Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg,
Rotterdam Antwerp & Hall. 11,000 21st Och Marseilles & Londen. 10,000 4th Nov. 6,000 11th Nov. 15,000 18th Nov. 15,000 2nd Dec.
Bombay, Marseilles & London Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg,
Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull., Bombay, Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles & London.
+ Calls Casablanca.
Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con- stantinople, Pireaus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the Khedivial Mail Steamship Co.
BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.
TAKADA SIRDHANA
TALMA
TILAWA 'SANTHIA TAKADA
1933
8,000 10th July Singapore, Penang, R'goon & C'eutta. 7,000 22nd July Singapore, Penang & Calcutta, 10,000 5th Aug. Singapore, Penang & Calcutta, 10.000 18th Aug. Singapore, Penang & Calcutta,
8,000 2nd Sept. 8,000 18th Sept.
Singapore, Penang & Calcutta. Singapore, Penang & Calcutta.
F. Cullen
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26
C. Atkenson
F. A. Xavier
J. M. Alves
F. V. Ribeiro F. X. M. Silva (Skip)
J. J. Basto
M. Ferguson
R. Robarts
W. Headley
R. Lapsley
(Skip)
30
A. S. Gomes C. E. Marques
(Skip)
71
K.C.C. v. T.D.R.C.
11
J, Johnston
H. V. Pearse
W. Gu
(Skip)
D. K. Kharas
M. J. Medina Y. Abbas
A. A. Razack
(Skip)
48
At the EC.C. the Talkoo Docks Recreation Club defeated the Kow- loon Cricket Club by 15 shots,
Scorea;-
Talkoo
K.C.C.
A. Stalker
E C. Fincher
T. Stainton
J. Chadwick
R. Keown
J. Howe
W. Wotherspoon A. Hyde-Lay
(Skip) 27
W. Brown
¡R. Summers
G. Stewart
R. Wallace
(Skip) H. Gitting
V. C. Labrum
H. Hampton A. Silkstone
(Skip) 23 (Skip)
H. Overy
B.I. Apear Line steamers have excellent accommodation for D. Peoples 1st and 2nd class passengers.
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South',
W. McLeod W. Channing
J. S. Riddell
W. Glendenning (Skip)
17
C. Dowman W. R. Cheater
Woods
26
R. Merriman A. E. Carey
(Skip)
L. Mist J. McHardy
J. McWalter R. Marks 24 (Skip)
K.BG.C. v. KC.C.
9
God! Here it was: with big: headings.
Death In An Envelope, "A mysterious tragedy is being investigated to-day at Finehurst
"The victim, Miss Enid Hather leigh, niece of Mrs. Hatherleigh, of Finchurst Lodgt, died after sealing the flap of an envelope impregnat-i ed with cyanide of potassium. 12 The girl was visiting her aunt, jand at the aunt's request she mois- 37 tened and shut down a stampèd en-[
velope that had been enclosed in a bogus letter from a tradesman.
"Both. envelope and letter are inj
At the K.B.G.C. the Kowloon the possession of the police and Bowling Green Club beat the loon Cricket Club by 10 shots.
Scores:- KBG.C.
T. Searle
T. Hard
17 T. Gooding
F. L. Rapley
(Skip)
C. L. Farmer J. McDonald
16 G, Sherrif
W. S. Drake
(Skip)
G. Chambers
S. E. Adams
23
K.C.C.
H; O. Huber
C. J. Roe
W. Hyde
L. Jack
(Skip)
Kow-.....
J. W. M. Brown
W. Houghton
E. Kern
J. M. Jack
(Skip)
19
P. Kristoferson *T. W. Carr
22 J. H. Budding W. W. Hirst
A.WE. Davidson J. P. Robinson- (Skdp) 24 (Skip)
W. Cunningham J. Whyte
A. E. Hayward
F. Goodwin
T. Young
(Skip)
1933.
20
70
J. Fraser
(Skip)
55
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7,000 30th Sept.
4th Aug. Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney & 2nd Sept.
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C.S.C.C. v. K.BG.C.
NELLORE TANDA
7,000 8,000
Erd Nov.-
2nd Dec.
Regular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and Japan|
and Hong Kong to Australia.
Hong Kong to Sydney 19 days.
Frequent connections from Australia with the following:——
At Happy Valley the Civil Service Club defeated the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by.16 shots.
Scores:-
Amid the cheerful din of the teashop one sound passed quite un-) noticed except by A couple at the neighbouring table, It was a broken groan,
a little like ¡cough of a shot beast.
B. Basto
20 L. F. Xavior
19
tha
H. Major J. H. Fitzgerald
L. Luck
A. S. Alves C. Lopes
(8kip)
F. H. Holdman ́ 24:.. (Skip) 13
€5
44
YACHT CLUB v. LRC.
At North Point the Royal Hong
28 Kong Yacht Club defeated the Indian Recreation Clab by 10 shots.
Scores: RELLY.C.
72
62
RECREIO. CS.C.C
LRC.
J. L. Spence M. L Razack N.V. A. Croucher M., Y. Adal
At King's Park the Club de Be-E. S. Abraham creio beat the Civil Service Cricket F. Sutton Club by 21 shots.
CS.C.C
KBG.C.*
H. Lockhart
J. B. Logan
Scores:-
J. F. McGowan
G. E. F. Thompson
Recreio ・・
92 (Skip).
-B. Hall
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-1943.
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13th July 27th July 27th July
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8,000 6.000
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Yokohama
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R. P. Phillips. Nish
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T. Armstrong
J. Holliage
C.S.C.C.
M. A. Carvalho J. Purvis
J. M. S. Rosario S. W. Cressey
13 P. A. Yvanovich R. R. Davies
E. W. Simmonds A. McIntyre
A. R. Whibley A. W. Grimmitt L. Guy"
(3kip) :23 (Skip) S. Randle
G. E. Elliot
Heywood
8. E. Alderman F. J. Jones
J. Deakin
(Skip)
B. Duncan W. Macfarlane A. M. Holland 37 (Skip)
POLICE 7. C.C.C.
A. H. Batzo RB. Food
(Skip)
J. E. Noronha F. X. Soares 15 3. G. Ozorio.
H. Rozario
18
At the PEC the Craigengower Cricket Club defeated the Police Becreation Club by 16 shots.
Scored PRCESTE
7. Fender
T. Tallon J. Shepheard W. Mairis (8kip)
J. Orem
G. Perkins
E. G. Post
W.B. Hollanda
SCCCB
W: T Brightman E. Tuck-
··É el· Arenlli- V. M. Omer
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14
G. L. Buchanan CAE Coates
H: Beer B.Basa
Kom (Skip)-- 2 -19 - (8kdp). E. J. Ellis
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M. J. Hansen
J. A. R. Selby
A. Murdock
J. Bentley
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League Tables To Date.
Kowloon B. G. (8) Club de Recreio (2). . Craigengower" (1) Polles R.C. (7). Kowloon Docks (5) Civil Service (3) *. Tafkoo Docks (6). Kowloon C C (4).
Craigengower (1) Kowloon R. G2 (5) Civil Service (3) Yacht Club (2) . Club de Recreio (4);
18 Kowloon C C (7)
Police R. C. (-)
HK Electric (8). Indian R. C. (-)
FIRST DIVISION
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Shots W
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7 5 2 395 375 190 10 748420 421 0 1 8 7:34 103 185 18
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7621465′′ 324 141--- 278 27 487 406 81 752433 375 58 743 884 296 -784 407 386 784373 404
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24 382 4870 75 8 725265419 0544 98517298 527 0 129 2 Figures in brackets denote positions held by the respective: clubs at the cond sion of list
The Police and ndian R
C, are newcomers to the junior division in the absence of the Tal-
koo second string keks
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