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SERVICES
Legal Arguments Over Contract
A submission that in every contract, C.I.F. or otherwise, there was a right of examination and If that right of examination was refused by the seller, the buyer was entitled to rescind the contract, was made by Mr. C. E. Loseby before Sir Henry Blackall, C.J. in: Supreme Court yesterday."
The submission was made in such invoice and received a the course of an netian brought delivery order. On receipt of by Hul Ol-kwan for $9,000 pħid] this delivery order, plaintiff by him to the Universal Traders wrote to the Hong Kong and for a consideration which had! Kowloon Wharf & Golown Coms | failed. The defendants company Limited.
terchimed for n declaration that Mr. Bernacchi went on to say the sum of $9,000 in their hands that the plaintiff was apparent
CHINA MAIL
HONG KONG, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1947.
LABOUR PARTY REBELS
EVANS' CENTURY
Dunedin, Mar. 17.
With Norman Yardley, John Ikin and Godfrey Em cach hit-
ting his first century of the tour. the M.C.C. cricketers. made wonderful recovery after losing three wickets for 20 and finished the day with a lead over Otago of 45 runs and four wickets standing in the second match of their New Zealand
tour.
3,40
Hammond declared at the elore of play #core-385 for six. Qingo's Innings closed for be applied towards payment of ly not very much up in outs and this morning And then Fishlock. Jusses and also for $5,900 stigahed the impression that roll- Edrich and Compton were all dia-
missed cheaply. owing to them by the Plaintiff.ed oats complete with husks
Yardley. Mr. G. E. Leseby, instructed were fit for humun consumption, stood firm and, with his captain 6pening the innings, by Mr. Hugh Jones, of Wilkinson wherena 13 inst they were Walter Hammond, stopped the Grist, appeared for the plain animal food, He therefore ret though Hammond was out tiff. Defendants were repre- thought that he had been when the total was 01. Then Ikia sented by Mr. B. A. Bernacchi cheated and was trying his best joined Yardley had the pair put hustructed by Mr. A. S. C. to wriggle out of the contract. 116 with Yardley in brilliant Coomber, of Hastings & Com-)
Mr. Bernacchi submitted that scoring form to hit 18 fours. pany.
plantiff, who was grasping at a straw, had no right to request inspection and was taking ad- vantagge of the letter from defendants to the effect that request for inspection was un- reasonable, to repudiate the contract.
Oulling the 'cuse for the Plaintiff, Mr. Lafeby said that under a Contract dated May 15, 1946, defendants agreed to sell to the plaintiff 100 tons of rolled mats, Huska includes, at $600 a top to he delivered in Hong Kong. On the same date, plaintiff paid defendunts $18,000 by way of deposit
In conclusion, Mr. Bernacchi said that there was an express agreement in the contract 10 pay on notification of arrival
Defendants delivered to plaintiff 68 tons out of the 109 and that a right to inspection tons contracted to be delivered was after payment and not Upon inspection, plaintiff was before, If there was a wrong completely satisfiest that the fat refusal to give inspection, gods came within the descrip>| such a refusal was not sufficient Hon of the goods agreed to be] to entitle plaintiff to repudiate sold. The gods had been taken the contract. delivery of and paid for.
It was agreal between, the parties that half of the deposit of $18,000 should be allocated towards payment in respect of the delivery and plaintiff' should pay the balance of the purchase, price of $25,892.15.
1940,
Judgment was reserved,
Saturday's Racing
Following are the entries for
the the Furth Extra Race Meeting
un Sultaday:--
(11
four fours.
Otago--First Innings
CINE PROCESSING
The Only Place in Colony,
ASIA
PHOTO SUPPLY
10. ICE HOUSE-
T.
Tel. 88188.
British Reds Take
New Pressure On Hong Kong Cue From Moscow
Mr. Bevin
London, Mar. 16. The British Cabinet will meet tomorrow to dis- cuss President Truman's announcement of aid for Greece and Turkey and its effects on future British foreign polley. No hard and fast decisions were expected to be taken. Rather; the meeting probably will be more in the na- ture of a review of results to date and reper- cussions to come from the President's state- ment.
The Cabinet probably will have before it a report from the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, in Moscow on the first week of the Big Four conference and Soviet reaction to Mr. Tru- man's blunt attacks on armed minorities and "outside pressure" in Europe.
The President's statement has port the Greek Government, tha brought new pressure on the Gov. the United States stepped inte ernment from rebellious Left the bench with dollars and mili Wing Labour Party back ben-tary advice, Was
chers to break off General_Staff The rebels are expected to at,
with the United tre Britain's 1:0
by
Referees Resign
London, Mar. 16.
An allegation that President Trumari's statement on military and financial aid to Greece and Turkey was part of the drive to "dominate India" was made in a statement today by the Executive Committee of the British Commun- ist Party..
Extension Of Football
The statement described Pre- sident Truman's statements nai The Hong Kong Foot-"a challenge to the democratle ball Association received forces of the world which, un- an unpleasant surprise less it was fought and 'defeat. a prelude to Friday when foured, would be
Intervention in every country leading First Division for the aggressive Rims of referees requested to be American world domination." Season
on
taken off the active list. The Communist statement
Two of the referees had been appointed to im- portant games over the week-end.
A collision between n S.D. truck and a tricycle outside the Hong Kong, and Shanghai Banking Corporation in Des Voeux Road Central at about 2 pin. yesterday with resulted in the driver of the tri- States and divorce Britain from] Russia” poley nt tomorrow's cycle receiving serious injurica the apparently jólat Anglo.I meeting cí the Parliamentary and the tady pasengers a severe American been with Russin" Labour Party's External Affairs sjuking up.
Committee. foreign policy.
conversations
firm
spectatore,
London, Mar. 16. alleged that "thin latent net of American Big Business would have been inconceivable had it Association and Football Lea
A Joint meeting of Football. not been for the British oc-
gua oftojala in London today cupation of Greece and the decided on extension of the systematic encouragement of English football season to June reaction in every country in
14 to enable the completion of Europe.. Yet the best display.
League and Cup competitions... "President Truman's Evans who scored a hundred in
posal is
pro: Today's decision must be almed to 80 minutes, including a six ana
further ratified by the Football Asso- undermine Britain, atrengthen ciation Counell at its next. 15 fours. This was his first con-
Mr Churchill and the Conserva- meeting on April 11, but no try in first class cricket- Ikin hit nine fours in his nut out of
tive forces against. thể Lubour The Injured tricy- 102. Evans in one. over from Roberts, former
ele driver was taken to hospital. Government, increnae British opposition is expected. In ac
cordance with Government r New Zealand The rebels were maying Chat Later in the day, in the Com The action of the referees dependence on the United Test bowler, hit 19, including Britain adopt a middle of themons Itself, Mr. Attlee will
road palley of equal friendship asked several questions, by mem
be had been prompted partly by States and tighten America's wishes no mid-week matches will be permitted except on the ungentlemanly behaviour of grip on the Mediterranean as statutory holidays within that → 310 toward the United States and/bers whether American aid was
Servicemen and part of the drive to dominate Russin, and the gomewhat pes-conditioned on financial or other Chinese alike, at needle games Indin, as the rising national
period. shilic reactions of the Daily promises.
The international and inter- Herald-oficial organ of the La- Mr. Richard Crossman, nominal and becalls they feel that in movement forces British In-longue programme are to be co- perialism to grant further con- carried through an arranged, Mr. bour Party-to
Truman's leader of the rebels and associate sufficient protection, and statement indicated that the editor of the New Statesman and operation Is given them by cessions to the demand for except that the match between arebels might gather even greater Nation, wrote in the Sunday to. Association, Clubs and Indepence."
England and France will be strenght than they mustered in Pictorial today that Truman's
Stating that any further played at Highbury on. Satur players. foreign policy debate in the statement meant that the Ameri-f Their netion in requesting to development of the Anglo-Unit-day, May 3, instead of Wednes Commons last November, when cens had "declared political war
be taken off the active listed States bloc with Britain as day, May 7. more than 100 Labourites point- in the USSR.” edly abstained from voting
"From the start, Russia
the Memorin) Gup Junior partner can only spell ap.
has followed
Players contracts will be re- preval of Mr. Bevin's foreign never trusted........UNO," he wrote. final on Thursday, when the re-disaster for the British people, policy.
"She tried to make herself safe ferco and linesmen were obliged the Communist Party called on newyed on the playing season
extending
her blot. Now to make their own way to the every section of the labour scale throughout the extension. Next season's arrangementa America has said she will do the dressing room amidst a hostile movement to demand the with have yet to be discussed. some, UNO fer the time being is crowd.
drawal of British troops from though officials who attended Greece and the speeding up of the Home Offee conference a negotiations for strengthening
'few days ago pointed out, that and extension of the Anglo-the necessity for cutting out Soviet treaty.
M.C.C.
First Division Yardley, b McDougall Fishtock, e Hadice, b McDou
gali
W. Edrich, b Roberts.
D. Compton, e O'Sullivan, b
McDougall
W. Hammond, c Smith, b
Overlan
J. T. Ikin, not aut
123
7
23
105
T. G. Evans, a Q’Bullivan, b
Robinson
101
A. V. Hedser, not out
Extrag
0
Total for six -Reuter.
"Political War"
At the same time, however, the Cabinet cannot forget that it
wak na a result of Britain's note 385 to Washington, that she was no
longer able financially to
sup.
by
1
broken reed...."
Peace Group
They feel strongly that the risk of any personal injury 18 not worth officiating at games, They know that they are compotent enough to deal with rough play on-the field and that out of the struggle and remain all cases of reported misconduct ready to talk sense and do busi are fairly dealt with by the ness
Association.
Mr. Crossman cold it was time to decide whether they accepted) "President Truman's lead
and Join in, the political war
against Communism or we try to keep
sident Truman's policy was bo made accordingly Figures
H.K. Trade Tat RaceLo Wu Handicap-
On Aux. 19, plaintiff was notified of thej arrival of the balance of 42,
Mile-Anthony, Autumn tous, which had come by the 3. Rose, Dreamer, Duke I, Duke 11. "Nellore," and invited to make Jackie, Jur. bus, Mayfair, Moses, Ninger, Prince, Resalder, The Un- payment.
In reply, plaintiff sent a let dertaker and Tony, ter to the defendants stating Handleab Six Furlongs, Al;
2nd & th Races Coolgardle thut he required inspection of Fresco, Arabian Moon, Argus, the gonds. The respouse of Blackle, Durgomaster, Canary tire, defendants was that the re- | Cassit, Crown Witness, Esmerakia, Valley, Hol Pallol, Honeybelle, Fat Chey, Flying Arrow, Happy
Mianu Kingfisher, Kookaburra,
quest for inspection was reasonable one and that spection of the first lot was spection of the whole.
Mr. Losoby then dealt length on the legal aspects C.L.F. contracts,
Lu
in- Beauty, Midnight Express, Na tional Congress, Peacock und Red at Fox. of¦: 3rd Roce-Beaumaris Stakes:
· Section--From the Two Mile Post.-Airfeld (142), Blue Peter (142), Eastern Diamond (147), Happy Season (142), Hostile Wit. ness (142), Jadestotle (142), Jinx (147), Normandy (142) Suvenir (150) and Sunny (142).
Defence Case Replying on behalf of the defendants, Mr. Berangeht said that the facts of the case were not la dispute, but think he 4tJi & 7th Haces Benarbe would, before proceeding with Handicap-From the 1 Mile the law, meation one
Past,Cooper, Elmer, Kim, Llly, two additional facts,
Lucky Strike, Royal Commission, Shanbal Renuly, Speedaway. Mr. Bernnechl said that fu re- Sunshine. Chunderbolt, While gard to the 58 tons which had Dregon and Wodenga. already been taken delivery of and paid for, the plaintiff bad, on receipt of notice of arrival and invoice, paid the amouml of
RADIO
ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting on a frequency of 845 llocycles from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m. and 0.30 to 11.00 p.m. and also on 0,52 megacycles in the 31 metre band from 12.30 to 1.15, 0.30 to 7.30 and 9.00 to 11.00 pm, HI,K.T.
12.30 p.m-Dally Preutamme Bummary. 12.32 pm*The Melody Lingers Ou" 715.47 ...Vera Lyng (Vural) wil
- Orchestra.
sih Race-Wattle Park Handi- tip--One Mile-Air Borne, Jeep
and V Day. Lee, Norse Queen, Sookunpots
1th Nace-Beaumorls_Stakes- 2nd Section-From the Two Mile Post.Burge (142), Emperors Gate (150), Fifth Alarm (142), Flying Wheel (142),
Golden Wheel (142),, Kelly, (147), Na- tional Hero (142), Peggy (142), Rosebud (142) and Toetsie (142).
Nabs Fight Tickets
(Continued from Page 2)
TOTAL VALUES OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS
OF MERCHANDISE; BY COUNTRIES.
COUNTRIES
United Kingdom
Australia Burma Canada Ceylon East Africa India
1944
$
Malaya (British) New Zealand North Borneo
102,300 8,076,427
IMPOR TS FROM
1st 2 months
1947 -
450,570 16,164,706 853,946 472,050 6,154,575 116,307
2,517,241 32,502 61,760. 43,403 216,002 10,233,297 1,671,882 11,035,000 14,403,544 692
¥
55.980
532.818
South Africa
750,490
West Africa
West Indies
British Empire, Other) Belgium
030,000
China, North
Middle
.24,331,000 12,033,002
♪
South
Cuba Central America Denmark Egypt
Franco French Indo-China Germany
Holland
Japan
Italy Kwong Chow Wan
Macao Netherlands East Indies Philippines Portugal
910,040 6,884 3,081,691
with both sides."
He declared that if
joined the United States in
#
In Brief
re
For alcaling clothing, valued
Another protest against Pro- mid-week sport may continue. next winter, and plans 'would -.
Mr W. C. Cuff, President 61. made when the National Act. ing Committee of the Shop the Football Lenguo, suid after Stewards' National Council
To-Day's Wedding
the
extend the season will auto-
-Reuter Governmont."
Weddings
Lo -- Ho
Two well known Chinese fami lies were united yesterday when Mr. Lo Wan-shul, eldest son, df Mr. Lo Ming-nung, J. P., mand- ger of Man Hing Hong, sole dis tributors of B.AT. and Mrs. Lo lokiss Ho LUK- news was morried
woon, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ho Lindwal, at the Registry boforo Mr. J. M. 'Hall.
Highlight of society: today is the wedding at St. John's Cathedral at. à p.m. of Constance Stella Van
Bergen,
The Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau was one of the witnesses.
Lator a reception was held at the Hong Kong Hotel where
| second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Bergen, and Lawrence Cyril Kotewall, son of Sir Robert H. Katewall, C..G., large number of friends and rè. LL.D., and the the late Lady N. Chnu, an old friend of both latives_gathered. The Hen, Mr. The bride and bridegroom families, proposed the toast to the
happy couple.
Kotowall.
Britain As soon as better protection meeting in London today urged the meeting: "The decision to the and more co-operation from the the Labour Government to reguard the competitive element political war against the munists, she might hope for at-Bured the referees are prepared sident's policy in relation to time meet the wishes of the Com partics concerned can be as-, pudiate the United States Pre- of the game and at the same other loan to keep us from go- EXPORTE TO
to officiate.
Greece jing Communist."
on and Turkey lat 2 months
"We should set our face against! Several reforces appointed at ground that was a "long 1946
1047
accepting another loan," he coun- weekend games did not turn step towards a world war, by- $
selled. "We should try to pay up and it was at first thought passed the United Nations 3,045,087
our way even if it means bulline] that these had followed the Organisation and was designed 716,805
in our belts still fighter for five example of the four,
to support reaction throughout 267,813
years and carrying socialization
Enquiries yesterday revealed the world."-Reuter 101,620
a long way further. 624,036
"We should break off all staff the services, temporarily only, that the Association will lose enversations with the Americans it is hopes of only four 4,261,913 and, on the basis of the Anglo- 37,078,450 French alliance, try to build up ferers. All the others who did
201,20 a group of European nations- not turn up kad good reasons. 444,080 nether anti,American 'nor 'anti- Though the Association may 1,748,615 Rurnian-which can act as peace not be able to find referees of
32,418 makers between contending par-
the same quality and experience 33,509tles and ro tiltimately create thi
as those who have "resigned," 400,840 one world which UNO can werk,"
sufficient offelala will bo found 797,627
Hour Of Decision 4,005,471 7,842,403 6,226,548
and soccer will go on as usual The bro-Labour Sunday news- till the end of the seuson. 6.377,323 5,339,394 2,260,036
that 20,387,273 44,200,142 0,718,629 29,568,075 Reyacids News said
United States policies were "mis 183,207
chievous, negative, and, ir con- 46.435
unued, will endanger prospects 238.416 of enduring peace, 1,149,540 "A British Socialists, we are 1,310,600 nearing the hour of decision," it 2,587,229 declared. "It is clear beyond any
at $150, from the residence of come from two of the oldest banquet will be hold of the 302,800 shadew of doubt that those who Mrs. Dekker, 9 Robinson Road, and most respected familles in Kam Ling this evening at 7 pri. bride- rule America are determined to Kround flcor, on Saturday, Law the Colony and it is expected Both the bride and 1,435,540 go to any length....to open ur Kwong, 18.
that the wedding reception, i groom... were educated in Hong was sentenced to which will be held at the Hong Kong. At the outbreak of the 18,13: the world as a vast colonial area two manths' hard labour af Kong Hotel at 4 p.m. will be war Mr. La 503,28 for American capitalism.... 8,342,000
368,203 ship with America to the limits Mr. Salsbury at Central yes-
Sir Robert Kotowall, theity, studying medicine, 2,083.727 that are possible without
com. terday:
The couple will be 'leaving for bridegroom's father, 67,087. 6,074,633 promising our freedom and
has durEngland shortly to continue the 49.843 faith (and), to seek pelitical and
ing the past few days, been the studies. Charged with pcesossion of recipient of many 14,717,520 economic partnerships with other 42 cinema tickets for ale out-tory messages from friends far
congratula ARMANI 88,000 Socialist, countries of Europe." 1,247,209 The Sunday Pictorial's political
Ride the Queen's Theatre on and near; and at least six Chin! K · Marriott-Harris".
Miss Phillis Harris and 106,888 ccrrespondent, Reynolds Nowe Saturday night, Chen Cheuk, 24,
esc generals who are now in rit/8gt. Maurice Marriott were 160 forelan editor and the People's hawker, was fined $250, or one the Colony are expected at the married
yesterday.in. the 30,998,34 editorial writer and America'n, month's hard labour, and re-reception.
3,781,462 desire to safeguard her Middle commended for banishment by
Rosary Church, - 4,789,202 Eastern nil intaresta orcounted Mr. Sainsbury at Contral yes-
Misa Harris looked charming 173,585,144 in part for the tone of Truman's
In a dress of white lace, with terilay 49,682,700 statement.-United Press.
tuli vailing and a coronet of 123,002,849
Pleading guilty to bringing
orange blossom; she carried. bouquet of white carnations... 1157lettors into Hong Kong
Attending the bride were the other than through the Post
Cairo, Mar. 16
Misses Patriela and@Helen- Office, Loung 80, 33, wis fined Henri Cochet, former French Ribeiro, Mr. W. D. Webb gave $200, or four weeks' hard labour, Davis Cup player, who is now the bride away, W. O. B. Nel- by Mr. Sainsbury at Central yes 45, gave a sparkling display to son acted as best man, and terday.
win the men's singles title of Master and Miss Draw wore of the Egyptian lawn tennis pago boy and flower girl. championships here today. The reception was held at beating R. Abdelsalam, also of the bride's home, 16 Granville France, by 6/8, 1/1, 6/3 In the Road, Kowloon,
181.000 8,160 77,061 1,190,500 2,041,699 54,264
360
1,000,020
2,567,771
10,010,616
757,070 130,387 14,664,390 3,550,143
2,676,710
13,093
788,228 3,202,337
,700
-11,440
298,844
810,400
35,156
5,348,187 45,268,928, 4,734,100
South America Sweden Switzerland Spain London, Mar 17.
U.S.A. Scotland Yard have been called
U.S.8.R Others...
181,019 1,101,122 Total
87,210,840 187,903,003 45,480,885 Total Br. Empire
0,008,850 47,688,185 17,128,310 Total Forelen... 78,504,080 140,276,420 28,361,575
in to investigate the theft of
1.00 pm-Nowe, Weather Report an tickets for the world heavyweight
Announcements.
1.10 1mĢrcimatzai Interlude. 1.16 p.m.-Bibellust Bymphonie
"Tapiola"-ston
Orch
Opera,
1:30 From
title eliminating contest between Bruce Poem tire British champion, Bymphony Woodcock, and the American, Joe
Baksi here on April 15:
the Shows"--Light
2.00 p.m.-Clone Down.
4.30 1.m.-**Tunes of Not-So-Long-£o,”
The tickets were stolen during the night from, the promoter, Jack Solomons oflice in London's West End.
7.00 .m.-Landon Rainy World News,It will be decided within the
7,10 pm--Lendan Relay; Home Newa
next 24 hours haw to 'prevent use
7.16 p.m.-ing Crosby, and the An- of the stolen tickets. It la posai-
from Britain.
drews, Klatera.
the. Plann
7.30pm-8TUDIO: „Gerge
Zoub
7,50 pm-800101 "Date Enlah”—A,
Talk by Mr. 1. G, W, Woodhand,'
0.11.
4,15 pm-Handel: Ronsta in D Major
Joergh Bafquil, Violin,
4.30 p.m.—STUDIO! Hulu Formlen,
No. The 'Bymphony-A Talk fy
0.00 Km.tonian, Naluri -News.
blo that all tickets sold no far will be recalled and new ones issued. --Router.
Express Held Up
Manila, Mar. 17.
A band of 30 masked bandits,
khó nay Father J. PRES Hall heavily arted, held up on P.30 p.m.-STUDIO1 wing Bhop express train In Laguna pro- Arranged Fresented by George vinen last night killing a pas- Lubland Al · Beoit.
songer, seriously wounding the train engineer and escaping with more than $86,000 in foot. The bandits felled; trees, on
30.20 KM-REGATZ MÜThe Danes De bhostrý" ?! frpile?: the Ambassador
Ballygam/
the track" to bring the engino to a halt NN HERRER, At the point of rifles, 700 passangers were ordered
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TOTAL VALUES OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS
ARTICLES
Animais, Live
BY MAIN GROUPS
IMP ORTS
EXPORTS Ixt 2 monthɛ“ 1040
(1047)
WIK
an under-
Our policy should be friend. recommended for banishment by attended by a recard crowd. graduate at Hong Keng Univer-
Tennis Results
our
COCHET WINS AT. 45
1st 2 months
·1040 1017:
4,511,020 -9,412,509 Building Materials 670,763 3,182,945
For throwing a piece of stone 83,001 400,832
Only three games were played at EU-12, Antonio Silva, who Chemicals Drugs
065,185
5.203,296 870,718 4,788,610 in the Third Round of the Open was, on duty at the Navy foot- Chinese Medicines ..... 0,501,221 8,089,617 7,446,175. 5,190,612 Singles Tonnis Championship in Dye:&Tunning Materials 605,600 3,401,841 150,580 2,487,191 the Club around yesterday, the ball ground Sunday afternoon, at Foodstuffs & Provisions 28,383,308 30,634,237 12,503,026 21,607,050 best being the tussle between Taul Li Hec, 20, was sentenced to nered by Miss Billie Yorke.
D. Mitle (Yugoslavia), Fuel
240.000 1.771.126 63,603 380,040
6,94% | Yan-pul and Lee Wai-tong. one, month's hard labour by Mr. 161,218 1,864,039 326,621 1,230, 830
Though Tsul won in straight Sheldon,, K.C., at Central yea I mixed doubles by G. P. Hughes, was beaten in the final of the TOG 243 2,304,308 422,081 068,311 sets Lee Weitong put up a fairly terday, 4,038,300 2,651,050
The forthcoming former British Davis Cup are announced player, and Mrs. Campbell,
Richard Corbett, The women's singles title was Assistant, Jardine
Hardware
Liquors, Intoxicating.
Machinery & Engines.,
Manurok
Metain
Minerals & Ores. Nuts & Seeds
O
Paipta fungere
Paper & Paperware
103,030 2008 188,140
107,003 9,808,041 081,564 8,745 680,846, 100,000 8,084,809 2,660,109, 2,722,475. 8,540,853 § 82,427.003 8,413,619
238,970 1,107,898 +-1,044,024*11,208,56 1,104,103
L
951,020.
812,619 Wood game and in the second set. Kabi||some interesting tennis was seen, 14,301,714
*** The following were yesterday's 1,092,667; resultats-
3,729
41.852
Mirco Goode & Tastios 6,600,260 128,012,020 - 1,570,658 7.00,
Hailway Materials
to
2,344,171
174380
Gegalen beat O. M. Rumjalin WALLEM FOUNDER won by Mians Billes, Yorke and
est/Lee Waf
Ping fan
DECORATED
WEDDINGS TO COME
(England), who, beat Miss Betsy Venter, South Africa, by Road, No
1/6, 0/2, 478 Reuters