GOLF NOTES.
[By R. H. H)
It was a great pity that anyone should actually play golf at Fanling last week-end. The course pure aesthetic joy, to the eye. The
WAS
greens were wonderfully true and neat, and every fairway seemed to have been only recently cut. I have very rarely seen the course looking xa Woll Naturally one set out under such circumstances with the noblest and most optimistic inten- tions and for the first few holes
everything went excellently. There neemed, after all, to be no conceis- able reason for missing shots with perfect lies and greens. Very soon, however, shots which ought to have found the middle of the green just crawled up to the edge, and one became more feeble and more in-
accurate as the heat took every bit
of vitality.
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The sight of a man physically tired out attempting to play as though he were fresh und unwearied is rather pathetic. To the man himself it is merely intensely annoy. ing. And thus those who set out to play the more restrained tired man game came off a good deal better than those who refused to believe, in spite of the evidence of their senses, that they had really had enough at the end of about six holes. Armed with card and pencil. and carried round-clubless in n chair, one would have manufactur. ed with appareat. fairness a very rospectable score, for the state of the course should hardly have allow- ed anything elsä. Actually all
LAWN BOWLS.
OPEN SINGLES CHAMPION-
SHIP.
FIRST ROUND COMPLETED. -
r.
The first round proper of the Open Singles Championship of the Colony has now been completed. Out of the 32 ties played there have been surprisingly few upsets-seven or eight at the most, and only five walk-overs.
Two more of last season's last eight have received their quietus, namely, Holland and Dobbie, the defeat of the former at the hands of D. Rumjabn being quite unex pected. Another surprise was fur nished by the defeat of a veteran bowler, in David Muir by youngster in
Club
the
as the
(A.B.G.C.), namely. E, W. Hogbin, Amongst others who failed to come were Nish, up to expectations Fraser, A. Macfarlane (who beat Bradbury in the preliminary round), Gow, and Gregory...
The full list of results in the arst round is as under:-
A. W. Grimmitt beat C. J.
Tacchi,
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 10th, 1928.
h.
THE
"KOCHOW"
INQUIRY.
FINDINGS OF THE COURT CRITICISED.
LETTER FROM THE MASTER OF THE TAI MING."
(TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HONG KONG
DAILT FRESS."] St.-The primary object of every Marine Enquiry now-a-days is, or ought to be, the determination of uses of the casualty under investigation and what recom- mendations are considered neces- sary in order to avoid a recurrence ander
This similar conditions. procedure in the above case cited
bean
with bus ininor reserva- tions and exceptions, almost wholly overlooked in a revival of that per- nicious and now generally discre dited practice of Anding a victim which, in this instance, is again that poor, unfortunato scapegoat, the over-burdened shipmaster.
has
To those of his ilk familiar with the locality, and who, like myself on one of two occasions, have so
services of these man, I venture to
LAWN TENNIS.
HONG DOUBLES.
COMMENCING TO-DAY.
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The start of the Hong Doubles involved to be herein illustrated. In the case of West River ateamers, competition of the Hong Kong if the present system ever be chang Cricket Club will be made this
'enquiries" of
alternoon when
interesting ed, by possible
match will be played in the first quite another nature, with a dearth of ships, and officers and crews too
what round, between J. H. M. Andrew the results will not be
All the more and C. D. Wales and R. Hancock were anticipated. surprising is it then that the Court was seemingly unaware of and H. S. Hill Three matches these facts, as is evidenced, by the have been fixed for tomorrow, and
'hote recording it.
the lit for the two days is as Further was it stated that: "The
follows:- Court is satikhed that the stability of the ship is satisfactory with the cargo properly stowed;" and that no evidence had yet been adduced that the cargo was improperly
stowed.
But if it can be
Tö-da).
IST ROUND. H. M. Andrew and H. S. Hills (Union Insurance) req. 4/6. R. Hancock and H. S Hilla ows 3/6
To-morrow,
1st Round :-C. C. Stark and E
THE LATE MRS. LI PO.
FUNERAL ON SATURDAY.
Many close friends of the family
THE
"PSYCHIC HEALER"
CURES ASTHMA,
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is with great pleasure, I acknow. of the late Mrs. Li Po were present ledge my deep debt of gratitude to at the simple and impressive the Psychic Healer" in completely
Buffaring
since my childhood. I tried all funeral on Saturday afternocu.suring me of Asthms from which I was my The cortege left the house on Kui the best so called specifics during Tack Buad at 3.30 p.m., the heavy long stay at home and on the continent.
consulted the Mystery Man. He Chinese coffin being hidden under sured me that he would be able to cure 'tawisàn' with instruc- a canopy of white Howets borrend
ough I could reconcile
200 upon
the shoulders of sixteen
cura me of my chronic ailment, when the best European specialists failed.
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bearers. Immediately followed. the believe at the time that he
I took his Tawises and barat them as direct by him, and Lal to my aur Lprise I and since I took his Tawises
the attacks of asthmas bave become few At and far båtween. Verily, Tadla is the
land of mysteries and mystics.
chief mourners-three of the sons of the deceased lady, Mesara. Li Chor Chi, Li Zee Min and Dunes and Li Hồn Chỉù (grandson). Ma Tau Wal village a pause was made to enable friends to pay their last respects by bowing before the coffin after which ceremony the procession continued its way to the Christian cemetery behind Kowloon City where the Rev. Lee Kau Yan conducted the burial service.
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· Bub in the indictment against the toaster, particular emphasis wis laid on the fact of his proceeding. R. Mitchell (ove 9/8) v. W. a. narrowly escaped the fate which to sea with the ship overloaded, Lamb and A. E. Johnston (B. & he fell the master of the Kochure, this being the principal impeach S.) rec, 3/6. its dangers and difficulties are all ment preuinably, for which he war too well known; and Had the Court found in default. This being ad- in its composition secured the mitted by the master, I shall make no attempt to defend or belittle its think its deliberations would have importance in a question of this been productive of more good as kind, but only draw attention to the well as more fairness to these in-frequency with which it was per volved in them. For, in my opin mitted in the near past and its ion, based on ten years experience pertinency to all in the river trade of the Wang Mun Bar, the chief which only they can appreciate and exuse of the disaster investigated understand, by the Court was undoubtedly the inadequate and now misleading method of marking the tortuous, changing channel, which crosses it, and which makes its navigation to dificult and uncertain; all other reasons, mich #s overloading, absence from the bridge, currents and the prevailing conditions, for which the master was held in de relative aspects, and if at all con- A. C. V. Ribeiro beat J. Beattie,tributory to the immediate result, J. Holledge walk-over from H. M. are subsidiary to it.
McTavish..
F. Cullen walk-over from W.
F. Gorvia
E. W. Hogbin beat D. Muir.
C. Moss beat D. F. Warren. " L. J.. Whant beat H. G. Cooper, W. Hill beat H. Nish.
J.
J. Chalmers walk-over from, E.
Kern.
J. Gibson beat Jas. T. Dobbie. J. Ferguson beat R. T. Taylor.
other considerations became sub Walmsley, walk-over from fault, have their extenuating and
ordinated to those of rest and a long cool drink some time before the end of the round, generally direct- ly after a shot even more unbelier- ably devastating than usual.
But if Fanling for once has raged like a lion, Happy Valley still has more lamb-like characteris pics, and there seems always to be a cooling breeze and an occasional oharitable cloud,
even од the hottest days. The turf too, fortu. nately, is worth its meed of praise | for many a day, if only it can keep in something like its present con- dition Thanks presumably to the doods, it is almost seaside in its nature and consistency, and the lics are close and light rather than thick and spongy. The ball doës not very often sit right up asking to be hit, but it can be hit all the better for that. A cicek really enters into its own here, in prac tice, which may or may not mean in theory, but actually there is not very much room for it in the play- ing of a round.
The only trouble about Happy Valley at present is caused by the jong grasses which bow the head before the mowing machine, and. stand up again after its passing) hone the worse for their obeisance. Actually one should be able to ignore them entirely in play, they are far too flexible to make any real difference to the playing of a shot, but the perpetual swish and tap of their stems shaft or club head becomes extraordinarily irritating, and distracts one's at- tention with unfailing regularity. In the case of wooden clubs, with their longer- proximity to the ground, a few really perverse bits! of grass are really in their element, and certainly a disproportionately large number of shots are missed from this rather trivial cause.
On
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R. R. Davis.
J. C. Brown beat A. Chapman E. Eccleshall beat J. Fraser. N. Drummond beat J. Magill. J. A. Lindsay walk-over from R.
Sutherland.
J. J. Whyte beat A. Macfarlane. W. Macfarlane beat G. McLeod. W, Russell beat J. A. Archibald, F. C. Goodman beat J. H. John
aton,
J. Laing beat J. Massey. R. F. Luz beat D. Munro. K. Duncan beat A. M. Simpson. U. M. Omar beat J. C. West. A. Atkinson beat A. L. Shields. C. Bennett boat C. G, Silva... A.. R. Clark beat D. S. Neilson. G. Wragge beat J. Maclachlan. W. Mair beat C. G. Edwards. J. O. McLaggan beat D. Gow. T. D. E. Pendered beat J. Gre.
gory.
D. Ramjahn beat A, M. Holland. Second Round Draw.
A. W. Grimmitt . F.. Cullen. E. W. Hogbin v. G. Moss. L. J. Whant . W. Hill.
J. Chalmers v. J. Gilson.
J. Ferguson v. D. C. Walmsley. A. C. V. Ribeiro v. J. Holledge. J. C. Brown v. E. Eccleshall. N. Drummond v. J. Lindsay. J. J. Whyte v. W. Macfarlane. W. Russell v. F. C. Goodman. J. Laing v. R.. F. Laz.. R.. Duncan v. U. M. Omar... C. Atkinson v. C. Bennett. A. E. Clark v. C. Wragge. W. Mair . J. O. McLaggan. T. D. E. Pendered. D. Bum-
jahn.
Three ties in the second round have already been played, with the following results:-
J. Ferguson beat D. C. Walmsley
(both of Taikoo Dock).
A. C. V. Ribeiro beat J. Holledge. The former is of Club de Recreio and the latter Civil
LOCAL BASEBALL.
FORTHCOMING MATCHES,
&c.
shown, as I think it cau, not only by more expert opinion than was available at the time, but by ferences drawn from the evidence submitted to the Court, that this
All League games in future, offence for which the master has so dearly paid did not in fact con tribute to the mishap for which he be on Saturdays at four o'clock in was arraigned, it should not have the afternoon The "Off" Teams matter it was convened to decide, Sacrament or the U.S.S. Ashville influenced the Court in the major will arrange with the U.S.S.
nominal fino would, I think, have for games providing the diamond, is available and the vessels are in the harbour.
but been separately tried when "a
met the case.
W
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cheung, Mr. and Mr. M. B. Yung, Mr. and
THE SECRETARY,
PETCHIC LODER SAVOY HOTEL,
Eong Kong
Rooms No. 38 and 39.
18431
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
"OLDENBURG”.
will M. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. CONSIGNEE NOTICES.
H. W. Wu, Mr. and Mrs. Un Lan Suen, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Woo,
Fincher, Mr. and Mrs. Moes, Dr. Dr and Mrs. S. N. Chau, Mr. and Mrs. Lau Heyshing. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wan Yik Shing, Mr. and Mr. Fung Shou Wa, Rev. and Mrs. E. W. L. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. D. Young, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rum- jahn, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Lo,HE Stanfilip Hin Sun. Chan Kang U. Chanving arrivind Consignees of Cargo are
THE Mesdames Lan Shiu Cheuk, Fong v. Youth China.
Woo Shi, Kong, Bang How, hereby notified that their Goods are 21st-Hong Kong Baseball Chan, Lock, Wai, Ng Quin being landed and placed
Club. v. Filipino Base-
a the Hong Kong and Kowloon Whart and family, Tim Young, Y. K. ball Club.
Kowlook, where Delivery cla Be 29th.-Hong Kong Baseball Woo, Chenalley and family, Yee and Godown Company's Godowns
Chub. South Chiba.
1. Choy, F. Y. K.
Wang, obtainal as the Goods are landed. Misses Alice "Chan, K. C. Woo Baseball Club.
has been given prior to Steamer's
Senior Division Fixtures,
This is demonstrably evident in No Reason Not To Cross The Bar. the numerous groundings, on both With regard to the third and last sides of the channel, by every vessel fault for which the master was held July 14th.-Filipino. Baseball Club navigating in the vicinity, which to blame an assumed ertor, of can be proved by the testimony of judgment in attempting to cross their several masters. The two the bar under the prevailing condi. July lights marking the bar, when first ¦ tions," I cañinot find in the deposi- established, may have indicated the tion of any one of the witnesses, direction across it; but that has a tithe of evidence in support of July now changed so much that without it. Personally, I cannot conceive
their fisk
other aids, any a lighted budy hear of day weather conditions other Aug. 4th-South China v. Filipino Ramjaha, Florence Leong, R. Mow-Rotichal Cargo will be landed, unless
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2. South China.
11th-Filipino Baseball Club fung Cheah Swee Cheng, Messrs. arrival I be admitted after the
Claims . Hong Kong Baseball S. Carrara, L De Dionigi,, E.
Gusidi, Emile Leblanc, Squadron (soda hárs left the Godownt, and all 18th.--South China Hong Leader C. E. H. C. Macpherson, Goods remaining undelivered after the
Kong Baseball Club.
Flight Lieut. W. D. Gairdner, 10th July, 1898, will be subject to 25th-Filipino Basebal! Club rughan Roler, Fly broken, chatted and damaged
All ing E. B. Webb, Wong
Ko Leong Hoe Goods are to be left in the Godowns, 1st.-Hong Kong Baseball wong Tin
Wan-In Shing. Y. F. Loy Dr. Ho where they will be examined on 14th - Club v. Filipino Base Chee Wing, Dr. S. F. Tam, Mesera Jaly, 1998, at 10am, by our Surveyors,
Chan Fai U, Lim Peng Siang, Lim Mari. Goddard and Douglas. Seow Kiew, Lim Seow Chong, Tan Eng Hooi, Yes Yew Beng, Cheung Wing Kue, Ng Sae Kwong, K. F. Lay, Cheung Sum Woo, U. Wan, General Lau Tsun Wan, General
ball Club.
All Claims must reach us before the lat Argust, 1918, or they will not be recognised.
-
No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
JEBSEN & CO., Agents. Hong Kong, 9th July, 1928. [6482
failure to secure the best local ad vice in these affairs, is an omission which, depriving its "Finding" of its usefulness, is inexcusable. Tong Kai U, Messrs. Chan Hip Wo. (with the exception, of course, of Yeung Siu Ching, Lawrence Chan, Li Hoi Hung, Tang Mui Fong, The Finding as it appears to me
Chan Mong Leong, Chan Chit Pak, that portion referring to the mas ter and the recommendation for ap Ping, Chun, Yeung Parkland, could Loe Wing Cheon, Yeung lu Tung, have been gleaned by anyone from Ma Ting Piu, Ma Wing Chan, the ship's logbooks. It is merely Wong Pak Lane Cheung Wine BRITISH INDIA 5.S. CO., LTD. a summary of the "happenings on Fain, Chart Wai Ung Sit Wan Sbau, Dr. K O. Cheam Messrs. Li Tzé the ill-fated passage: that and no
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more.
ter!
FÉM KOBE & MOJI.
:-
y'a Godowns at Kow-
8. Yung, Les Chok Un, Khoon Bodowa livery may be obtained.
Mesara, U Man Cho, H. K. Lee,
by
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No Fire Insuralico will be effected
the extending split N.E. off Crag than strong winds with a rough sea Island the channel can only be and a state of the atmosphere when Aug. negotiated and maintained with the the lights were obscured, which nicent judgment, lotal knowledge, would justify a master in not at- and, at times, a large amount of tempting to cross the Wang Mun Aug. guesswork. In all these qualities Bar in any vessel now regularly. the Chinese pilot, though uneor doing so. On the night in question Aug. tificated and mostly ignorant of all none of these conditions prevalled, other nautical or navigational and the five knot current which it Sept. knowledge except the Rule of the was alleged was then running Road," is much superior to his for transversely to the Kochow's course. eign and loss experienced colleague; would not be felt nor surpected and having served all his life, until the vessel was on it. It would be about nisp tides too, and the maybe, in that particular trade er run in which he has become per- master's knowledge of there having The draw for the second round is feetly familiar and competent, he been freshets in the river which, as follows-
would be a foolhardy master who, in itself, is anticipatory in its sug- under ordinary" circumstances,gestiveness of strong idea would, would interfere with his specialised both together, reassure him that duties. Furthermore, in some firms, there was sufficient depth of water where the pilot is an older and more in the chanfiel, for his draft. The trusted servant than the master, pilot's assertion that the current their relative duties and positions was stronger than even he had Government Commission) are more confidentially defined, any anticipated, and the mate's sound- Brea of which bring detridental ing of twenty-five feet just before to all concerned would prove still the vessel struck, both go to prove more disastrous for the master than him right in bis conjectures. I must, therefore, in this too, sup- any imaginary risks he might run
I have already in two or three port the master in his judgment of in observing them.
crossing the bar under these eir previous references drawn atten- Cheah Kay Chuan, Andrew Ling,HE Steamabi ARADA" Mister's Absence From The Bridge.cumstances. It is a singular and tion to the composition of the Ling Kwong, Yip Hon Cheorig. Un having arrived from the above Ports, Mindful of these reflections, extraordinary commentary upon Court; but I must now call in at Ki Lim, Choy Man Beng, Fung Consignees of Cargo are hereby in therefore, and the fact that an this case which makes one furiously tention to its inappropriate characing Lal, Lau Keng Fong, Lee formed that their Goods are being Wai Lo, Un Ting Kwong, Li Ion landed and placed at their risk in the Assistant, or No.s pilot, of less to think."
Captain Hörgen, Advised To Appeal Taż, Lim Chi Lok. Tsang Foo, H. Hengkoor and Kowloon Whart and experience is always carried by all The Finding of The Court,
To B.O.T. West River steamers, a master may In scrutiniting the "Finding of
Keng Fay, P. Dragon, Chan Leong loon, where be induced to so brings the the Court," one fails to find (if On all those grounds Captain watches that he will always be no we exclude the condemnation and Morgan would be well advised Se, Choy Hing To Jackman, as soon as the Goods are lyndesi.
Doods not cleared by 12th the bridge with him, to attend and penalization of the unhappy and through the medium of the local Yeung Kam W1, Kwok Chuch, See Golf Illustrated is doing a favour
help with his own knowledge the to-be-pitied master) one single de Guild or other representative body Kon Fan, Chan Wing Ham, Hin will be subject to Bent. to the Colonial golfer, and cer
immature experience of the other. finite result of all its labours, or to appeal to the Board of Trade Wong, Lan Kwai Cheuk, Chat lu tainly Do harm to the home
this laudable custom was prac any justification for its conclusions for an annulment of the Court's Nin, Ma Chak Man, General Tip, ne in any case whatever. amateur, by raising an agitation
Damaged Packages inust be left in the tised by the master of the Kochow Everyone knows that the stability finding and the return of his cer- over the question of the legalisa-i
would explain his absence from of a ship is satisfactory when the tificate. For one thing, however,
Godown for stamination by the Con- tion of steel shafted clubs. It is
the bridge at the time of the strand cargo in properly stowed!
And all British Merchant Navy officers
gees and the Company's surveyors, by this time more or less univer-
ing; and considered with reference that it was so stowed is proved by out here will be thankful to the
Mesar, Goddard and Douglas, at 10
... Mondays and Thursdays. sally recognised, from the evidence J. McLaggan, of Kowloon to my previous remarks on this sub- the evidence; why not let it go at Court, ament of its recommenda Co., Wah Tan College Staff, The Ten days of the Steamer's arrival here, All Claims must be presented within of those who, have had experience Dock, beat W. Mair, Police ject, should exculpate him from all that? The all important question announcement of its recomendam Wing On Co., Ltd., Ng Yven ding Tea of the playing qualities of Both
which data they cannot be blame on this charge. There are in a case of stranding is, in my tion: "that a commission be ap types of clube, that the steel shaft
The winners in the remaining many other equally dangerous opinion, the navigation which, in pointed by the Government of Firm, Wah Ha Tobacco Co., Kai recognised. ed club does not make the game
places on the river where an ac- this instance, was solely and au Hong Kong to enquire into the Tack Motor Bus Co., Hong Kong No Claims will be admitted ter easier. In fact the general opinion ties should be found among Cullen, ident may happen at any time; thoritively in the hands of an un- general conditions under which Police Reserve, Chinese Section, the Goods have left the Godowns.
Why British ships operate in this (the Tien Vich Bank, Foo Kee, St MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. seems to be that the really first Moss, Whant, Gibson, Brown, but it would be unreasonable and certificated Chineso pilot.
St. Hong Kong, 4th July, 1929, (6459 class hickory, shaft makes the better Drummond, Russell, Laing, Atkin- unjust to expect the master's atten was he not exhaustively questioned West River), trade. This is a Stephen's College Council,
College Staff, St. weapon. But with the ever increas-
dance at them on all occasions and Examined on his abilities to measure which has long been need- Stephen's ing popularity of golf it is un-son, and Pendered, with the follow-flesh and blood could never stand navigate the bar which, in its pre-ed, giving rise to the liveliest feel- Stephen's College Old Boys' Com avoidable, that lot of rubbish ing matches of the doubtful order: it. But supposing, just for the sent unsatisfactory condition of ings of satisfaction and confident mittee, Chlbese Mission To Lepera, should be put on the market, and White . W. Macfarlane, Duncan sake of illustration, that some im- pilotage aids, requires a high de- hope that the officer's position and Chinese Club, Sing Cheong Co. in out of the way places there is "often nothing but rubbish to be
2. Omar, and A. Clark. Wragge. possible "paragon of a master did gree of intelligent judgment to do prestige which since the pitiful essay to try it, and at the last spot, so1 May the stranding not have surrenders of 1822-1995 have been had. The Armest supporter of high It is, of course, too early to look the mishap occurred which all been due to his lack of this, or so precarious may be regained and Kis posi grade hickory under auch circum- for the semi-finalists, but Cullen his previous vigilance had really some other fault or mistake on his his future made secure. stances would be likely to prefer a standardised and graded steel should be one of these if he mais. helped to bring about by making part for which he alone should be tion in all West River steamers
him physically worn out. Would held responsible Was the ship vis-a-vis the pilot's is à shaft to a lifeless wooden barge tains his form. There should be a a discriminating Cours sequit him out of the deepest part of the chan- snomalous one which, I trust, the pole, but whether he doce show good fight between Brown and Fer- of what his foolishness had occa- nel when she struck1 And if so, proposed commission will endes this preference or not, the im-
It is partly in support of this portant thing is that he should be guson, if they are fated to meet. W.sioned, or coddamn him for what under what combination of cirvour to define more clearly,
his over-kenness had made in cumstances did she get there? What
LONDON, June 14th. allowed the liberty of making up Bussell should have no trouble inevitable? To concede these points caused her to list and sink? The that some allusions in my letter
current alone, or even with the have been penned. For the rest I The Football League has notified his own mind. In the question too getting into the semi-final, although is to surrender all the rest.
water of climatic effect upon hickory Laing and Duncan or Omer may
entering the main deck claim the privilege of fair and Southend United FC. that grey. shafts, the argument for steel can
through the carge ports would not honest criticism in the individual hound racing on its ground at the furnish a surprise. The fourth be strongly put.
A shipmaster (legally) has been do so with the ship aground, in- and public good. If in my review Kursaal must stop fortawith, and There is, however, one sugges- semi-finalist may be piter Atkinson erroneously regarded as omniscient less she had swung round the of the Court's proceedings and the playing area be prepared for
next season's football. and infallible; is he now to be knuckle of some steep bank and finding my remarks savout too tion which would not be satisfac-
Recently members of the Manage saddled with omnipresence as well slipped into deeper water, when much of the hypercritical, I can tory, and that is the legalisation of steel shafts for,colonial use only. like having a runaway victory over It seems that he should, if he is the water might have penetrated only plead the right of every ment Committee of the League The overment golfer on his return Chapita in the first round but also to be held responsible for the the hold. Were the hatches Lar- honest seaman to speak his mind visited the ground and expressed loading and stowage of the cargo. paulined and battened down? How in the defence of another; and that surprise at the damage done by the home has already: a 'large number of unavoidable difficulties to con-
was overhauled in the closing stages Thir duty, as is so well known, has was her head and the direction of if I have of necessity, though dog-racing track
Mr. J. Shaod, chairman of the
ot be real chafed and damaged tent with, difficulties of changed and got a four on the last head. | always been performed on the the current just before she sunkt unintentionally, hurt the susch Electric Hare Grayhound Racing Goods are to be left in the Godowns. China coast by the numerous Com- All these matters and many tibilities of any single member of of that he has to discard half his it over. Mair to some tune, winning abips for this purpose, and with contents of this letter could have brother sailor to another to take position which may lead to legal de Fire Insurance has been official conditions and climate. If on top MeLaggan, on the other hand, put Cradores stalls carried on all the others suggested or embodied in the the Court, I beg of him as one Co. Ltd., declined to discuss the where they will be examined on Thufa.
12th July, 1928, at 10 sp. favourite olubs. and entirely re- organise his bag Before starting to 23-6-form that may make some of the single exception of one local been elicited by a judicious ques- it in the spirit it was meant action. play, his short period of leave may the more fancied aspirants for the Company, I believe, is still the tioning of the witnesses; and the Yours, etc.
usual practice with all the others, neglect of such an obvious duty by well be gone before he has really championship it up and take That it should be so can be shown the Court, quite d apart from its begun to find his game and get from it the enjoyment He deserves
Service.
R:C
or MeLaggan. Atkinson looked
notice.
2. Elowage Of dargo.
by examples far too numerous and
(Continued on Beat Column).”
very
G. J. SPINK,
Master, 8.4. Tai ding..
Khoo Keng Wah, Tea Ngan Tin, Ho Hong Bark Staff, Ho Hong Bank Officers, Kowloon City Club, United Traders, Foo Yat Trading
DOG RACING BAN.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEÈS.
AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE.
Fix U.S.A..
FOOTBALL LEAGUE ULTIMATE Motor Vilel
TUM TO SOUTHEND CLUB.
The Southend club leases the ground from Kursaal Estates, Ltd, and the greyhound racing. company aře sub-lessors.
"SPEYBANK
having arrived. Consignes of Cargo by her Are formed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Hazardous and/or extra-basardens Ocdowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Whkit aud Godown Co., Ltd., whenes Delivery may be obtained.
No Cisime will be admitted after God has left the Goddess, or the Goods
a 1988, will be subject to Hent
remaining undelivered after 12th.
All Claims against the Vessel must before 19th July, 1929, or they will
be presented to the Undervised mat
not
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
THE BANK LINE, LTD.;
General Agents, Hong Kong, 6th July, 1923." (8489
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