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SIX RECORDS SURREY-NZ
The Oval, London, June 21.
C
CHINA MAIL
MADE MATCH
After producing six records, the match between the New Zealand cricket tourists and Surrey ended in a draw at The Oval today.
Surrey added 311 to yesterday's total and lost four wickets before declaring at 645 for 9-the The tourists highest total of the season.
then scored 127 for the loss of three wickets in their second innings before play ended. Their first innings total of 465 was their best this season.
Parker Jack
Surrey
140
IN
County
Cricket
Results
A
London. June 21. The County Cricket chum- pionship showed no change in leadership when the current programme ended today. 10 wickets' win over Somer- enabled Essex to jump to third place, from eighth while Glamorgan, in defeating to move from ninth Kent, fourth place,
Jast the WAS
Eric Bedser, making 65 out of be dismissed. 126 in 90 minutes, hit nine fours,
and a half and Alee Bedser, though troubled set balted for six hours And throughout showed by lumbago, helped in the fourth partnership for complete mastery of the bowling three
Me
to an extent that demonstrated Surrey. the limited ability of the New
His
256, Zealandors' attack. the highest against the tourists, the highest of his carcer and the best of the season, Included 20 fours. He
ball forced the
away all round the wicket and
andom lifted any strokes.
The
provious best in his career was
204 not out,
Professional Cricketers And The MCC
London, June 22.
A revolutionary departure from tradition may be made. by
figure
In the circumstances Fishlock shared the Surrey bowling with McMahon when the New Zealand- ers faced arrears of 180, Sutcliffe and Rabone batted steadily to send up the 50.
Sutcliffe made 48 out of 95 be-
fore ilting a return catch to Eric Bedser. Rabone fell similarly for 52, which made his match aggre- gale 103 and, un he took four wickets, his all-round play proved a feature of the match for the New Zealanders.
were
HONG KONG, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949.
Crucial Tennis Match To Be Played Today
A classical battle of the ball and racket game takes place at Chinese Recreation Club this afternoon as the South China Athletic Asso- ciation and the CRC meet in their first round encounter in the Lawn Tennis Men's "A" Division Loogue,
No less than 12 of the Colony's leading players will be seen in action and whatever the out- come of the match, the huge crowd of sup- porters and enthusiasts that will undoubted- ly be present, should be assured of an even- ing with its full quota of grand tennis and its attendant thrills and excitement. Players of both Clubs have been seen practising hard dur- ing the last few weeks, and although the line-ups of both teams are a tight secret, the
are expected following
make up the teams:
SCAA: K.H. Ip and T.T. Chen, Szeto Biek and E. Choy, D. Chuy and Rich Leung.
CRC: Tau! Yun-pui and. Lee Yue-wing. Tsui Wai-pui and Choy Tin-fook. George Choa and Lee Wat-long
LRC 3-IAC B
Baker and Wigglesworth (LRC) Deal S.E.M. Bux and W, Mohum- ed 0-3, lost to A.J. Hussain and B.M. Omar 2-8, drew with 15.33. Rumjahn and S. A, Curreem 0-3.
Scholes (LRC; Pomeroy and
Méhamod 1-0, lost to Bux and beat Hussain and Omar 6-4, lost to Rumjahn and Curream 2-6.
Lloyd and libberd (LRC) beat Bux and Mohamed 6-1, lost te Hussain and Omar 3-0, lost to Rumjahn and Curreem 4.8.
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"It is true that the franchise ter. A wide variety of view hus Government for the Municipal Council. would been expressed, but I feel that victory, wondered differ from the one now pro- posed for the Legislative Council here in ample justification for the there would have been, in ti
Coconclusion that, to the majority difficult nud eritienl but this seems to me
to of the public, the enlargement of Hong Kong, any demand for emphasise the importance of test this Council more acceptable form
form at all, applying the principle of elected Dhan the Young Plan.
"This does not, however, 1 to this Council and "As members thoreafter proceeding with your one gathers from Press re- that reform is not desirable, '
certain
sections of the having regard to the statens wider electorate for a Municipal Chinese
not have referred to, I think rea community desiro Council,
only that this Council be on-is inevitable," said Mr. d'Alu the mosi Im-larged, "In my view
He went on but that Hong Kong
any that bo portant thing that there should should also have its long-awaited seemed to Considerable
unquestioned supreme Municipal Counet.
flick of view on what form "Because of this, I would ad- legislative body which, although
reform should take but two pa must represent all sections of vocate the appointment as soon stood out on which there opi: as possible of some sort of Com-ed to be general agreement. – the public, which it is proposed
shall do in this motion, is su mission or Committee to make
first was that at prij is concerned? far as an electorate founded on the circumstances of to say, un Colony, that is electorate of
tho
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The
tance of
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British subjects. whole essence of the
Colony is that le Colony and In
recommendations
The
for the the Unofficial members of C
gradual expansion of the oxist. cil represented nobody at all.) Ing Urban
Council, with the;
ultimate aim Dr municinal
atatus, and that the now Legio
thor will give consideration."
lature Is a British to retain order to
in essent-
DR. S. N. CHAU
early
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The second was that
V
over from constitutional cti
Look, the Portuguese
should have munity
sentative on the legislature The first point ho
for the purpose of his spre without admitting it while Ber
gards the second, as a Portu himself, he was glad tha place occupied by the Port n Hong Kong
it as
hadl stre roots Itere than most other
D+ of the Chinese
and they
honc could
bort they had the legislature this Crown colony at heart.
was the view who!
Worcestershire, who without a County fixture, re- main at the head of the table; with 80 points from 10 games. but Yorkshire lessened the gap by taking first innings
off Middlesex, points
sixth 10
place. dropped
It will be seen that if the pair- Yorkshire are now only eight paints behind the leaders and ings are as above, both. Clubs hav
Consentrated on having three have a game in hand. The exceptionally heavy scoring
with 32 well-balanced pairs, making the Of the
countles Ave match, in which an agregate of
points, Essex, Glamorgan, Mid-match stii more interesting. 1,237 runs
for 22 WAB scored
dlesex and Northamptonshire, wickets, ended with chief honours who occupy sixth place, have all going to Surrey for the tourists left off 53 behind with three men played 10 games, while Somerset
have played 11. dismissed in their second innings.
Gloucestershire come next with The final scoreboard:
nine games to all 48 points from New Zealand, ist innings
the eighth position.
At the other end of the table, draw away 52 Hampshire falled to
7 from the last placed Leicester- friendly who pinyed il shire,
405
40
NEW ZEALAND 2nd innings Sutcliffe e and b Eric Bedser
the Marylebone Cricket Club. recognised throughout Rabore e and b Eric Bedrer the world as the controlling | Hadice lbw b Eric Bedser body of cricket, to enable a Smith not out number of retired professional Donnelly not out cricketers to become honorary
members.
Hitherto, the famous long roơm į
at Lords cricket ground has been]
holy of holies for club members.
But if a resolution, recommended McMahon
by the Committee of the M. C. C. Fishlock
is passed at a
Bedser
special general Parker meeting on July 14, a select few Laker of cricket heroes, like Jack Hobbs, Herbert Sutcliffe, Frank Woolley and Patsy Hendren, will as able Squires to avail themselves of all club
Theillier.
According to the proposed new rule, such people would be sle signated honorary cricket men
elected would bers. Anyone so need to have "throughout his career, fendered exceptional ser vice to the game and to the M, C. C. In particular."
He would be entitled to the full privileges of the club, but would not be able to attend meetings or vote on matters affecting the club management.
The M. C. C. has a membership of 7,500 and the waiting list is so large that a period of about 13 years must elapse between non- instion and election.--Reuter.
Yesterday's Gamos
Out of live matches of the Men's "C" Division
League yesterday. Chinese Recreation Clhb claimed Their "A" and three Victories. "P" testos in this Division now sccupy the top two positions of the League table.
in
the present
Ap-
scem.
Mr. d'Almada zaid he had
the motion before Counci ful consideration and had to the conclusion that it wa most satisfactory method achieving the reform desire
MR. C. BLAKEF
An Herculean Tas
The last apeaker (Happy) the mollon wns Mr. C. B representative of the long Chamber of Com General who said:
"am unreservedly in f
that characteristic it in tial that its Government should
the traditions: have its roots in the of British Government which Bona Fidos Of Chinoso
turn are based проп allegiance to the Crown.
Dr. S.N. Chau thought the mo- "We know, and it is a position tior, as amended, should meet the which we welcome, that the ma- requirements of the public, but jority of the electors would un- on the question of franchise, it doubtedly be of Chinese race and CRC "A" &—CCC 1
public that while membership of S.N. To and W.K. Mn (Ccc it is proposed that the majorita
reconstituted "A") beat H.K. Chen and FC.of the Unofficial Members should
B.W. Choy and
also be of Chinese raco. Yu 7-5, lost
"A further but somewhat less should be confined to British sub- Y.P. Choy important aspect of the matter la lects, the electorate should more the maphical equitably Include the population K.S. Hsu 2-0, beat and S. M. Lau 6-4.
whole. K.T. Lai and K.W. Ma ("CRC that owing to the
size of the Colony it would be
HI AM aware that this is n "A") beat Chen and Yu 6-0, beat overweighted both with legisla dimcult problem," said Dr. Chau,
Heu.
6-2, beat Choy
officials if tors and Choy and
*but recording to the census of Council and Government were 1931, out of a population of some and Lau 6-1,
H.S. Kwok and Y.K. Chung continued and, in addition, the
of which the Chinese (CRC "A") boat Chen and Ya Municipal Council were also to $50,000,
constituted 97.7 per cent,
or less than 6-0, beat Choy and Hsu 3-2, beat have the membership and staff
proximately contece the proposals.
does this seem the time10% of the pan were Bri- CRC "C"
7 Rocrolo 2
It would Choy and Lau 8-1.
tlah subjects. H.P. Ho and F. Lin (CRC "C") to incur the extra and large, ex therefore, illogical that 10% Craigengower, after their splendid draw with South China teat L.A. Souza and L. Guterres pense of setting up the Municiual ther
the further the population should claim the Government ma- represent the voice of the other 2 match. Both teams have 16 points, in their lust match, went down 6-4, beat A.R. Osmund and D.F. Council nor to put
played werwhelmingly yesterday in the Remedios 6-3, lost to G. Yvangstrain on
ontail. 90% who can have no part in the chine that it would with Hampshire having
CRC "A" Team. Conspicuous in vich and J.A. Soares 3-6.
the contents glance at
of the management of their affairs, and to Leicestershire's seven.
much the winning team are K.W. Ma,
Municipal Council Bill from this yet are expected to support the of the proposal. I consider The Middlesex-Yorkshire
S.M. Wong and C. Wong angle will give some indication of Government in the form of taxes, that on practical grounds the at Lord's ended tamely in a draw, the Shanghai Schoolboy champion,
posal has considerable morit (CRC "C") beat Souza and Guter- the official work that would have etc.
"Since the 1boration of "It is clear that if we have In spite of the aggressive spirii K.J. Lal, the Canton champion.
and and Y. K. Chung the Ling Nani res 6-4, beat Osmund and Reme- to be done. of F.G. Mann,
dox 6-3, beat Yvanovich
Constitutional Reform there must Colony, Government Depart and University hampion.
Soares 6-2. Men's "C" Division
Evalution Not Revolution be a real measure of representa-have been very fully occupi:. T.S. Lo and G. Lin Jr. (CRC
tion and the bona fides of the rehabilitation matters and Kowloon Docks -CRC "8" 9)
"A further and more generat Chinese population must be taken hoped that the time was appring .H. Burbelk and R. Lapsley" lost to Souza and Guterres
1-6, beat Osmund and femedies objection to starting your reform for granted. This matter of the ing when they could emba (D) lost to Y.W. Chung and W.
on the
ene something basis of the Municipal framing of the franchise fast to K.S. -1. Y. Leung 4-0,
situation, h political although this may i
is to be no heart burning sent been found,
volved all departments I Chung and K. C. Ng 1-0.
now be scouted in some quarters, or recrimination in the futur F.G. Humphrey
additional W. Gaffney
work and
that for good and orderly Gov-
to include non-British the wheels of Government; cement it is necessary that it tendere clericrate should be ex-siderable
already creaking undor the should come by evolution and not Chinese for the reason that Chin-alre by revolution.
cse citizens cannot be considered Therefore I find it hard. The fact that in England thereallers within the territory of
of Hung how
how ender
existing c creuma is a democracy which in the re-Kong. Qualification for voler to Government is to embark or sult of many years of evolution the Legislative Council elections an
ons an Herculean task as the fi does not mean, although the prin- in the case of non-British Chinese of the Municipal Counell of ciples may be applied to this Co-
as to lines of the Ordinance be increased both
residence ord as fony that the very advanced idens
as to pubilehed. One has only to Period on the
this document for a few mo application of them in property qualification, p w 1 D F Art England are equally
would perhaps be expecting to realise the applicatle
enormity 00 321 31 8. here. On the contrary I think in too mu
in too much of the inhabitants to usk effort involved in merely a order not to make the doses of
of them
cm to forget
respective in Council to say nothing of A ever good they may be when you dividualities into a common bond
eight
MR W of
52
Middlesex
und
0 England captain. Maan hit a six 80 and 10 fours while making 74 out 10 of 94.
When he declared he
Extras
Total (for 3)
127
Bowling
15
4
3
12
10
4
21
6 2
11
0
3 two hours, but the task was not
altempted. Hutton's share
41 28.
4
28
91
SURREY Jat Inninga Fishlock e and b Rabone Fletcher b Cavo
27 left Yerkshire to make 240 in
Squires e Sutcliffe_b Cavo Whittaker lbw b Rabone Barton e and b Donnelly McIntyre
Hadles b Rabone Parker e Sutcliffe b Rabone Eric Bedsere Smith b Cave Laker e Burtt b Cave Alec Bedser not out
Extras
Total for decl.)
Hayes
Cave Burtl Rabone Sutcliffe
The weekly Wappingshaw at Smith Taikon Dock Recreation Club was | Donnelly won by Messrs. F. Whitley, T. R. Hadico MacLoan, R. B. Marshall and W. Scott Molrose (skip).
DEPI
сл
more
consiri#1
of Wu 2-0, lost to C.M. Chau and 6-4, beat Yvanovich and Soares Council Bill is that it has always requiring a good deal of ingcnulty Unfortunately, however, the Sim
the 71 scored in 63 minutes was
The Results
At Bath: Essex beat Somerset 33 by 10 wickets. Somerset 152 and 32 230 (Ray Smith 5 for 54); Essex 255 307 and 82 for no wicket.
65
Today's Games
lost to Y.W. Chung and W. Wu MEN'S "A" DIVISION
2-6. lost to Chau and rung 2-0, lost to Chung and Ng 3-0.
R.S. Gourley and .E.P. Blen-
At Birmingham: Warwickshire insop (KD) lost to Chung and
14 boat Oxford University by five Wu 1-8. lost to Chau and Leung
1671-6, lost to Chung and Ng 3-6.
45 wickets. Oxford
105 and
32 Warwickshire 262 and 101 for 3. Middlesex drew At Lord's: 845 with Yorkshire. Middlesex
and 245 for 6 declored
322
74) Yorkshire
KCC & USRC
CRC v. SCAA
RECREIO V. HKU (POSTPONED)
HKCC v. KCC LADIES "A" DIVISION
RC v, KCC.
League Standings
CRC "D"
F. Grose and D. Hung (KCC) 315 beat Cannon und Anderson 6-1, (Mann beat Hancock and Mackreth 6-2, for 8 debent Lindeman and Wright 6-2.
W.A. Nicholas, and R.S. Capell cnc "A" (KCC) beat Cannon and Ander- KCG
SCAA Rreth 6-4, declared weight G-2. 391 for ? 4 and 207 for 5 declared (Rimell
Bowling
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Worcester:
SINCERE'S
BOOKS
Worcestershire,
4 drew with Cambridge University. 50 6-1, beat Hancock and Mac-1RC
37 11 103 Cambridge
28,2 3 138
MEN'S "C" DIVISION
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a0214 144 democracy dangerus one, how but to merge "eir native origin the Electoral system e
4
30 24 2
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and cco beat Lindeman
CRO Wiggins and Gillies (RCC) lost unc
1201 221 47
5
3 1 1 1 13 13
a 1 2 0 1 2
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10 0 72) Worcestershire 285 and 200 to Cannon and Anderson 5-7, lost 480
for 7.
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At Nottingham: Notis drew
0 with Lancashire, Notts 366 and
not out,
117 for 8 (Simpson 83 Greenwood 4 for 243; Lancashire 423 for 3 declared (Place 220 not out. Ikin 74).
At Northampton: Northampton- shite and Leicestershire drew in a friendly game. Northampton- shire 230 and 350 for 5 declured; Leicestershire 284 and 271 for 7. At Hove: Sussex beat Hamp- Hampshire shire by 8 wickets.
272 and 255 for 7 declared (Daw-
to Hancock and Mackreth 3-6, Recreio
lost to Lindeman and Wright 1-8.
Open
Bowls
J
Kowloon Dock 4
Pairs Lawn Championship
son 106 not out); Sussex 314 for Further progress was made in the Colony's Opon
7 declared and 214 for 2 (John Langridge 101 nol out, Cox 57 not out)-Reuter.
STARTERS IN "PITMEN'S DERBY"
London, June 21,
A feld of 17 will face the starter for the Northumberland Plate, popularly known as the "Pitmen's Derby," to be run over one mile, seven furlongs and 175 yards at Newcastle tomorrow.
Pairs Lawn Bowls Championship whon sov- eral more matches were played off.
At the Craigengower Cricket Club Dr. J. A, R. Selby and B. 1. Bickford beat I. Kitchell and A. M. Wahab by 25-14 and at the Hong Kong Football Club J. Bradley and J. S. Lan- dolt beat M. F. Pinna and F. X, M. da Silva by 24-16,
In their match
against I and J. W. Lee, Probable runners with jockeys: W. Leonard Pappatos (H. Blackshaw); Miro. J. Hayward and C. Gough culous Atom (W. Novelt), My failed to put in an appear- Chun (E Britt). Bonnet (W. ance against their opponents Rickaby), Summer Shower . at the HKFC. Gomez), Cordeac (P. Evans). Fol
K. M. Omar and UM. Omor Ami (W. Snaith). Belfast If (bent P. Hugher and W. McCall by Walker). Fairy Knowe (A. Cars- on). Apple Honey (J. Dyzon). Ad-21-18 at the Kowloon
Club while G.A. Guterres
Cricket
and
At P.R.C. J.W. Grant and A.G. Bond A.J. Coelho and C.A. Coelho.
At 0.0.C. B.J. Bebbington and J.B. Howell v J.W. Tindall and J. Hempsey.
+
are accustomed to them, that they of Hong Kong citizenship. It must had the actual work o
should be taken in progressive be remembered, doses..
started.
The
reconstitution
of
that it however, "However, in common with the is easy for the American people Legislative Dell as pre
10 rink their
individual racial would be a far simpler tast ajviews of my colleagues and those ori when they have assure
origins o undoubtedly of the public, I agree American citizenship but
the
popula
this at the same time woul nole a definite measure of
that it is desirable that the repre- same happy result cannot be ex sentation at this Counelt or the pected of the fong Kong legislative body ni should conform more with modern lural
the Colony tlun, apart from the minority of respons
born
ideas than it does at the present whom on subjects to
is Indeed home.
Ume. This icads me to a further
"In principle, I am in agree reason for the Motion, that this ment with the sentiments Ox Motion will enable reforms to be
put into hand long before they exed by the mover of the pro- could be done under the Municip- sent amendment, but having re- for the peculiar circum. gard for al Council proposal, I also com-glances of the population of Hong phasise that the proposed widen-Kong I would like to see the elec log of the powers of the Urban torate enlarged so as to include Counell is a subject which shouldi
Chinese no-British
gress towards of Hong Kong à responsible share
the
વ
or anð.
prop
the ma ment of their Own affairs. could sl follow at a late question of the Municipal Co when times are mora for what would necessarily somewhat experimental char THE GOVERNO
be dealt with after the changes, certain qualisatie.bfect to Mation To Go To Lon'
mea
which we now move should be Dr. Chau stressed the Import- This concluded the addi made, have taken place.
Unofficial ance of any constitutional reform from the "Perhaps it would not be out of meeting the actual requirements The Governor had earlier in place or unimportant to stress the of the population. He urged that, ed Council that the Official fact that it is suggested that in if the motion was adopted, plans bors were not to tako part is accordance with the complexion should be put in hand at once to debate unless their assistance the Colony there should be n enlarge the Urban Council, and ho sought to clarity any point. majority of Chinese Unonicial supported the suggestion made by A division was then calle Members and that this is a revers- the senior Chinese
Fof
member that the motion and all the Unof at of the present posillon.
The discussion of the subject committee to study the question.
Government should appoint a members expressed, their su
or
has been somewhat marred, enlivened, by the abuse of the
v motives of the Unofficial Members of this Council, la complaint that seems to be breaking out again,
"Opponents of Our views, ED
T.H. Goodman and N. Senior v I.A. Collyer and L Sykes.
At H.K.F.C.
F. Channing and H. Brown
stock (A. Holloway). Master Sear.F. Naronha beat C. Carr and L. C. R. Souza and G.A. Souz lot (P. Tompin). Harron (CI.B.LA Dowbiggin by the record Rowley). Merrison Road (J. Egan margin of 30 shots, the final score Duty (G, Celven). Frozen Limit
(J. Beagrave). Ephill (no jockey), being 44-0. -Reuter,
U.S. BASKETBALL
W. Butterworth aid F.E. Skin- ner infiletect a heavy defeat on F. Rodrigues and J. Delgado at the Club de Rocraló by 30-11.
Today's Matches At K.C.C.
A Spary and V. Chittenden v A.R. Minu and A.K. Minu.
Friendly Match
the
MR. D'ALMADA
The Portugueso, Community
for it.
The Governor then told Co that, the motion would be se the Secretary of State for dec together with other definite posals that he had received. fer as I am concerned, are per-
He compared the proposals fectly entitled to impugn the mo- Mr. Loo d'Almada zaid one tained In the Young Plan wh lives with which this Motion has thing which had struck him ra- he reminded Council, had alrea been introduced but they must not garding the various vlows that been approved by the Secret object if I accuse them of resort- had been expressed
of State, with those in ing to the proverbial tactics of the tional reform was that they came motion proposed by the Unofily hopeless litigant,
from mastly "Having given to the subject Colony and from
the
it
where
оп constitu-
newcomers to the members. best consideration I can, I am caldents who had hitherto evine Alexander fald that according
Regarding the franchise, certain older convinced that the best interests ed very little interest in
motion the the
was to of the people of this Colony in
restricted to British subh At the Hong Kong Cricket Club taking the first steps towards moclvic affairs of Hong Kong.
This did nol mean that they One member spoke against it. yesterday Northumberland presentative government, will b
disregarded but the actually fought for it, but I make was voted for the motion, so tha and Durham Association beat the served by the proposals now be should be New York, June 21.
home
Learn in a friendly bowls fore the Council rather than those point he wished AMERICAN LEAGUE
match by 12 shots the final scors embodied in the Municipal Bill, that has hat ecen no evidence, was not quite clear
since
was stood. the original motion
The member in question, RH F
A. L. G. Eastman and
W.C. being 60-77.
Labled, that the majority of xo- 0 2
MR. T. N. CHAU The following will represent the Simpson v C. Pereira and J..ice Recreation Club in their
aldents of long standing wanted S. Chau, called on the Gaye 8 Q Xavier.
any
*fter the meeting and expla raform at all. This had led him to the Im that the views be expressed pression that had it not been franchise wore those of the for the statement made upon the nose public, which he felt sh
government to be pinod before Governmen Mr. T.N. Chau supporting the return of civil . Bradley, M. Saul, J.M. For-
Among the spectatora, at vreet and W.R. Hillyer (Skip); it motion, said: "With such a diver-long Kong that H. Government
of terday's debate, wore Mr. Chi Brown, G. Davies, J. Hayward sifled population as that, which desired that the inhabitants
territory here as in other Leseby. President of the B and C.H. Doughs (8kip); D.Ht: wxiety in Hong Kong. It is by no the
Colonial Empire Club, Mr. M. Mari-fal Taylor, A. Boutarjory Channing mule OLY--even after the many parts of the
fuller and Toang of the Chinese. wwwice during which the Landals should be. glyen and C. Dowmen (Skip)
share in thej meil jilote - and yes Colona za pekinganku tebieden.to more responsible
fög (thole affairs, *! Brille-Creagh,
0
Detroit Boston Winning pitcher Mal Parnell,
A. Bailey and F.A Plume loser Art Houtteman,
A.R. Kitcholl and 8. Yuuf. NATIONAL: LEAGUE A
3. Fraser and A.J. Hall B.P. 391 Marques and A. M. Souma.
K.8.0.0. At Winning plicher Bob Chipman,
A. McInness und C. Logan lower Johnny Bain.
Mr. Boyed and W. A. Palmer. Associated Press.
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Bowls First Division Lawn League match against the Club de Recreio on Saturday at King's Park, starting at 4 pm.
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