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"KASHMIR"
ARRIVED HONGKong in 24TH JUNE, 1920,
S,S. "YALOU," COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERTES MARITIMES,
NOTICE.
THE BONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY JUNE 26ra, 1916
WIMBLEDON.
SURPRISE DEFEAT OF SUZANNE IN DOUBLES.
NOT TO PLAY IN SINGLES. (THROUGH BRUTER'S AQÈNOV.)
SHIPPING:
PASSENGERS:
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Per A.0.1. .. President Jeferson, on Juna Sith: For Hongkong: Mr. and Mr. Fay Bishop and two children, Mr. J. Burn, Mrs. H. & Gray, Mr. W. J. LONDON, June 24th. Hoffman, Mins 0.. Jagger, Prof. Ross W. There was another sensation at Wimb Marriot, Miss B. Murray, Mr, and Mira ledon to-day, when Mila Suzanne Peterson. For Manila: Mr. and Mrs. Lenglen and Mlle. Vlasta (France) were B Africa, Capt. W. E. Bergin, U.S.A., beaten in the doubles match by Miss Miss V. Hernhard, Mr. 8, C. Blane, Mr. Ryan and Miss Browne (America).
The match was in the second round of the Ladies Doubles and was played on the contre court. The French ladies had gained a lead of three games to two over the Americans when rain interfered with play. After an interval the rain stopped and the match was concluded, the Misses Ryan and Browne beating Mademoiselles Lenglen and Ylaster by 3/6, 9/7, 0/2.
The defeat of the French pair was due to the Americans' brilliance in rising to the occasion. The French ladies were within a point of the match in the tenth game of the second set, but were then pulled up. They were three times with in a point of the match in the fourteenth game, but the Americans saved and went on to take the set at 9/7. In the third set, the American ladies, inspired by their success, forced home the advantage with great confidence.
DEPARTUREL
SHIPPINE MOVEMENTS,
Per Dollar 1.a. President Pierce, for Manila, on June 25th-r. H. Ding. The R.M.S. Empress of Canada arriv. ham, Jr. Mr. R. T. Borgan,, Miss Ved at Shanghai yesterday at 11.30 am, Bogan, Mr. I. Delbonrga, Mr. M. Dayan, Iraves to-day, at noon, and is due Mr.. E. W. Dod, Mr. A. Edmondson, Hongkong on Tuesday, June 20th.
The B., and Apcar Line L. Palamba Miss A. Edmondson, Mr. E. M. Edmond. son, Master G. H. Edmondson, Miss G. left Singapore, for Hongkong on the V. Elder, Mr. H. G. Fitr Mrs L afternoon of, the 24th inst., and in due Fitz, Mrs. H. Gerrard, Mrs F. Gonzales, to arrive here on the afternoon 28th. Mr. O. F. Hueglin, Mrs. J. C. Hueglin, Mra. K. Keons, Mr. Wm. Millard, Mr. J. C. MacDougall, Mr. H. M. Mas Dougall, Mr. I G. Morse, Mrs. Alice McClurg, Mr, Henry A. Powis, Mr. and
`VESSILS EXPECTED. Arafura (E. & A.), due tomorrow. Canton (Swedish East Asiatle Co., Ltd.),
29th. Empress of Canada (C.P.I.), dua June Franken (N.D.L.); duo today,
B. G. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mrs. T. C. Davis, Mr. E. E. Fisher. Mr. due July 9th. Cummings, Mr B. B. Douglas Mr. P. G. A. Harrell, Mrs. E. MoKimm, Misses Gaiver, Mr. L. F. Hall, Mr. F. Hilla, McKimm (3), Mr. H. R. Greenhalgh, and bliss 13 Martin, Mrs. John J. Shea, Mr. W. P. Scott.
iss Cealle Shen, Mr. Joseph Shen, Mr. and Mrs. Gregor Ziemer.
Per P.&O. i. Mantua, on June 25th; For Hongkong: Rev. and Mrs. Ross and two children, Mr. Stokes, Mr. Kimmins, and Mr. Julia. Among through passen. gers on the lantun were: Miss Huhner, Miss Bennett, Miss Nesbit Miss Gerd. ing, Mr. Davica, Miss Beville, Mrs. Davice, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Keough, Mra. Nissima, Aliss Nissim and the children, Miss Curtis (nur), Mr. Ogilvie, Miss Janaki, Mrs. Scarborough, Capt. Ken nedy, Mr. Phoips, Mr. Wecker, Af iss Smith, Mr. and Mrs. MoDermott and two children, Mr. Daborae, Mr. and Mrs. Beare, Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. Ward, Mr. Redford, Meand. Mrs. Aiers and son, Mr. and Mrs Schootar, Mr. and Mis Jack, Mr. Johnston, Mr. White, Mr. and Mr., Lloyd Thomas, Dr. With, Misses After her doubles, match, Suzanne With (3), Mr. Cameron, Mr. Handerson, Lenglen had a fainting fit and it is un-Mr. Cox, Mr. Marahali, and Mr. A. J. derstood that there is a probability of her | Kealy. scratching from the Singles ng she is not well.
WITHDRAWS FROM SINGLES.
A later message adds that Mlle. Lenglen, whose Singles match with Mrs. Dewhurst was postponed from yesterday, has withdrawn from the competition.
OTHER RESULTS.
Per P. & 0. 8.8. Kashmir, on June gith:-Capt. and Mrs. C. More, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Butters, Capt. and Mrs. E. Clarke, Ct.-Lt. E. Proctor, S.-L. B. McVicker, Mr. E. I Groome, Mr. W. Stone, Mr. F. Ward, LCdr. Hoars. Smith, Lt. O. Fogg Elliot, Mr. Skerrett- There was a big crowd at Wimbledon Rogers, Mr. W. Thompson, Mr. D. An to-day, but the weather was showery. Aderson, Mr. O. Basham, Mr. S. Mc. good deal of interest centred in the debut Kinley, S. McAlpine, Mr. and Mrs. W. of the Spanish challenger, Senorita Bould, Mr. and Mrs. D. Watling,and Dalvarez, who beat Mrs. Haughton two children, Mr. J. Roberts, Mr. C. (Ireland) 6/2, 0/0,
The day's chief results in the Men's Singles Championship were:-
Howard King (America) beat the Dutch Davis Cup player Bryan 0/4, 6/2, 6/4; the Canadian, Mayes, best the Swiss Champion Aeschliman, 3/6, 5/7, 6/1, 6/1, 6/4 Kinsley beat Captain de Cugin (France) 6/2, 6/2, 9/7; Borstra beat. A. H. Lowe 6/3, 0/4, 7/5, and Wheatley beat Dayson 1/0, 6/4, 3/7, 8/0, 0/0.
Doyle and son, Mr. T. Celterjohn, Mr. Owing to rain, the Duke of York's G. Cormie, Mr. G. Dartors, Mr. P. Smith, Mr. L. Stewart, Mr. E. Newton, match was postponed."
Mr. W. Wilcox, Mr. W. Deucbars, Mr. P. Walsh, Mr. H. Nickels, Miss M. Morrison, Mr. W. Kelly, Mrs. Shiolde, Mr. H. Greenhalgh, Mr. W. Scott, Bubb-Lt. 1. Buckhouse, fr. G. H. Stacy, Mr. J. O. Maxwell, Mr. C. J. Hodge, Mr. R. C. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. F Chipson and three children, Mr. Y. Landman, Mr. F. Sakwas. Mr. F. Roberts, Madam D. Konte, Mr. I. K Wzientek, Mr. E. Howells, Mr. and Mrs. W. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Holetz, Mr. Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Watson, and Mr. H. P. Martin.
OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. EIGHT AMERICANS IN FOREMOST TEN,
LONDON, June 24th. With a round of 74 Melhorn, the American, who will be remembered as the nan who broke a spoon over his knee at Sunningdale, took the lead early to-day with an aggregate of 144, hut he was caught later by Bobby Jones, who went round in 79 as yesterday...
After the automatio retirement of all players fifteen or more strokes behind the leaders, there were fifty-two left in the British Onen Golf Championship this evening. The first six are Americans and two more lavaders are coupled with Britishers on the 150 mark. George Dun- can is ten behind Jones and Molhorn and Ale Mitchell twelve behind.
The most prominent of those who
FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, GIBRALTAR, CONSIGNEES of Cargo from DUNKER failed to avoid elimination are Aubrey
MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.
.0°
ANTWERP, MIDDLES Boomer (St. Clound) Cyril Tolley, Harry BROUGH, LONDON, &c., in connection Vardon, and the two American Walker with abore Steamer are hereby informed Cup amateurs, Mackenzie and Watts
the exception Gand... that their Goods with YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above
asmed Verset are hereby informed of Opium, Tressure and Valuables are being stored at their risk into that their Goods are being landed and landed and placed 47 THEIR 3x in the Hongkong and the Godowns of the Hougkong and Kow- Kowloon Wharf and Godown Ompany loon Wharf and Godown Ds. Lid, Kaw Godown at Kowloon, where each Contignaslon, whence Delivery may be obtained im will be sorted out Mark by Mark and Deliverymediately after landing, can be obtained as the Goods are landed.
be landed here unless Optical Goods will Instructions have been given to the con trary Six hours before arrival of the Steamer,
Goods not cleared within 8 days, including date
a of arrival will be abject to Rent.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever,
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowni for examination by the Consignees, and the Company's Surveyors, Measts. GODDARD & Dopezas, at 10 L., on Mondays and
Feriod. Tharadays, within the Free Storage
All Olaims against the Steamer must be presented to the Tedersigned on or before 14th July, 1920, or they will not he recognized.
No Caims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowis
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.,
Agents. Hongkong, 25th Jano. 1926.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
AND
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Fér
CONSIGNEDUCA Steamer
be discharged into Holt's Wharf,
Optional Cargo wil be forwarded on unless foliation is received from the Conrigtcen 18 NOON, TO-DAY, requesting it to be inded are.
before
RU of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned, Goods remaining unclaimed after Monday, the 28th instant, at Noon, will te
abjeto Rent and Landing Charges.
All Claims must be sent in to me on or before Wednesday, the 30th June, 1028, or they will not be recognized.
All damaged Packages will be examined on Saturday, the 26th instant, st. 10.00.a., by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas.
No Fire Insurance has been effected.
J. LIMAGE, Agent. Hongkong, 20th June, 1926.
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S.S. "ANDRE LEBON.”. SERVICES CŪSTRACTUELS DEB
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
NOTION
PRINCIPAL SCORES. The most notable players in the last fifty-two are placed as follows:-
W. Melhorn (America), ... 74+74-144. R. Jones (America) 72+72–144′ W. Hagen (America)... 08+77-145 A. Watrous (America) ... 71+76-149 WI+75~340 A. McLeod (America)
G. Von Elm (America)... 78+12-147 A. Compston (unattch.) 150 7. Barber (Buxton)
...... 150 W. Armour (America) ... 74+70-250. Walker (America)
.... 180'
A. Havers (Coombe H.)... 75+76-151 G. Gadd (Roehampton)..... 281. "G. Duncan (Wentworth) 75+79-151° A. Mitchell (St. Albans) 79+78-156
THE LADIES' FINAL
LITER:
In the final of the British Ladica Open Golf Championship, which has been competed for over the Harlech course in the last three days, Misa Cecil Leitch, ex-champion, defeated Mrs. Garon (Essex) by eight up and seven to play
AL. WATROUS«IN FORM.
LONDON, June 28th, At St. Anne's, in ideal weather con ditions, bolore a large crowd Al Watrous did the third round in 60, and is at present, leading with an aggregate of 203.
THE AUSTRALIANS. BARDSLEY CENTURY AT DERBY.
LONDON, June 24th. The Australians, playing Derbyshire at Chesterfield before a crowd of four landed and stared at their thousand, added. 180 runs for the loss of Wharf and Godown night total of 293 for two. H. L. Collins Optoual Cargo will not be landed here, risk into the nniess Notion has bean given prior to Steamer's Horloos arrival, but carried on from port, to port to. Kowloon, whence Delivery may be obtained declared the innings closed, when the
Immalistely after landing.
unless score had reached 373 for five. the final port of call to which the option
Cargo will be forwarded on unless extends.
broken, chafed and damaged Goods are Intimation is received from the Consignées W. Bardsley, not out with 67 to his ing his wicket Arthur Richardson to be left in the Glodowna, where they will be before, & A., To-day, equating it to be credit, carried his total to 127 before les
landed here,
scored 68; and W. M. Woodfull was not out with a score of 63 when the closure was called..
TONSIGNEES of Cargo from MARSEILA are hereby notified that the Cargo, will LAES, dec., slee Cargo From COGNAO, &o.
Kowloon, where it will do at Consignoća risk and 8.8. MEINAM, in connection with above subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at steamer are hereby informed that their Goods Hell's Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for with the exqoption of Upam sure and Delivery from Godown on and after 24th June
Vainablan are being of the Hongkong and three additional wickets to their, over-
examined on any Tunday and Friday19ls of Leding will be monstersigned by between the hours of 10.45 and Noos the Undersigned Goods remaining unclaimed within the Free Storage period
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods after Monday, the 28th instant, at Noon, will Lave left the Steamer's Godown, and all Goode be subject to Rent and Landing Uharges. remaining undelivered after the 2nd
will be subject to Bent
July,
All Claims against the Stramer must be be recognized. the 10th rocognised.
The Derby batsmen found Grimmits All Claims must be sent in to me on or before and Mailey difficult to play, though the the 1st July, 1926, or they will not wicket was easy and the weather, was Thursday,
fine. Derby were all out for 146, Grim? presented to the Undersigned on or before All damaged Packages will be miundo mitt taking four wickets for 53 runs, and will not be Monday the 18th instant, at 10 by Mailey gitting out three men at a cost
Mesare, Goddard & Dongs,
of 48 runs. Derby followed on and had No Fire Insurance has been effected.
scored 55 for two wickets, when stumps were drawn. It was a two-day match and was regarded as drawn.
July,
No Fire Insurance will be effected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
legend Agonte:: ~Hongkong, 25th June, 1920,
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