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HONG KONG FOOT- BALL CLUB.
41ST ANNUAL MEETING“
HELD YESTERDAY. -
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"BOMBSHELL " DURING THE PROCEEDINGS.
A BREEZY DISCUSSION.
WALKER CUP
MATCH.
AMERICA WINSTM ALL FOURSOMES.
BIG MARGINS,
[REUTER'S · AMERICÁN, BERVICE]
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CHICAGO, Aug. 31st.
Fow but the greatest optimists expected
rather deplated Walker Cup team to defeat the Americans at Chicago, and bring back a cup which we have failed to win in
encounters.
all the five previous
The 41st annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Football Club was held in the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co., Ltd yesterday afternoon for
The 38-hole foursomes have put the purpose of passing the ac America in a very strong position, counts, election of officers, and for they won all four quite convinc other business. Considerable disingly. The eight singles matches over 30 holes will be played to-day. cussion ensued during the meeting op the question of soccer and reg ger representation on the Com- mittee.
fairly successful season,
Mr. J. A. Halston. presiding. said that in soccer the senior team
had д while the junior team failed to complete their programme. The
team rugger
successful in Shanghai for the first time in win- ning the Interport shield
W38
¿Foursomea
Von Ean and Sweetser (U.S.A.) beat Perkins and Tweddell by Johnstone (U.S.A.) Ouimet and
7 and 6.
beat Torrance and Storey by *4 and 2 Gunn and lackenzie beat Beck
and MacCallum by 7" and 5 Jones and Evans beat Hezlett and
Hope by 5 and '3.",
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1928.
DOG RACING IN SHANGHAI,
SUPPRESSION DEMANDED.
BASEBALL FIXTURES.
SACRAMENTO"
"HEN.
DERSON.".
ILL EFFECTS ON POPULACE.ed between the US.S." Sacramento
CHINESE RATEPAYERS' ASSO-] CIATION COMPLAIN.
L
COWES WEEK.
WOMEN 'OWNERS' WINS.
SMALL YACHT- RACING THRILLS.
[BY COMMANDER 'H. M. DANIEL,
A baseball game has been arrang-
and the USS.8. Naval Transport -Henderson. The Henderson which' is to arrive to-morrow and leave
"On Ladies' Day at Cowes a fickle the following day, cadiced request- ing a game with some team in wind blew from nesely every point As a result, no doubt, of the cor- South China on Saturday and of the compass. Not that any races respondence which has appeared in the team representing the U.S.S. were sailed exclusively by women, the Shanghar press regarding
-Sacramento has been selected as it but on this, the third day of the bling at the greyhound race courses is undoubtedly the strongest base regatta, there were a number of
races in which gan owners com and tho agitation of certain for- ball combination in South China.
The Henderson is a naval prada-peted. Of nine yachts owned end- eignera and Chiness for the support and has a very capable contirely or jointly by women and com pression of greyhound racing, we tingent from which to select a base peting against 77 other boats no are informed that, as froia Catur ball team.
The game between the U.S.S. fewer than three won prizes. day night last, the one-dollar pari-Sacramento, and the U.S.S. Asher
Miss C. Methuen won the Mer- mutuel for win and place at Luna rifle for the championship of the Park are to be abolished by the South China. Patrol of the United maid class with Cynthia. Squirrel, Greyhound Racing Club and, be States Navy will probably be play belonging to Miss Olive Chetwynd ed on Monday, September 3rd, at and Mr. F. Oliphant, was second. ginning with Wednesday's meet 1.30 p.m. Labour Dayan Ameri- in the West Solent class, while the
can holiday w
ing, only five-dollar tickets will be sold. A similar decision has been
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"Nothing seemed to help me. I was advised to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment so sent for a free samplt. Alter using it I got inssat relief so purchased more, and in three weeks i was completely healsd." (Signed) Mrs. F. Ashwood, 13. For's Pas- sage, York R., Gi. Yarmouth, Eng. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum are all you need for
every-day toilet and nursery purposes. Soap and Ojatment sold throughout the dary 4 3088, 136, 35, Dasar 130 PANOL., K. Also for grali ordugs with peltar?
My the Catiqury Shaving. Slick.
taken by Miss Elizabeth Lewis with CHURCH NOTICES.
Zenith
The league fixtures for the week third place in the 6-metre class wAN arrived at by the Shanghai Inter-end for the junior division will be national Greyhound Club and to 2p.m. to-day and p.m. on Sunday. morrow night no one-dollar tickets The game on Sunday between the Kioras and the South China Scouts will be sold:
should be keenly contested as these two teams are the lending conten ders, for the championship in the
Whether or not this will have the desired effect, ris, of prevent ing the poorer Chinese from gam
Club oxed Mr. Wild and the LADIES' RECREATION CLUB. Bling, has to be sen
thanks for his good work in train- ing and captaining the team..
Turning to the balance sheet, the Chairman said that the Club has become a much more financial affair than it used to be.The Police and the PW.D. had a car-
tain amount of jurisdiction, and
it was due to that that the expen- diture has increased. There, was a cash balance of over $15,000 in the bank and a War Loan invest- ment of $1,500. The Qlub bad a very successful year of working, thanks to Mr. M. M. McTavish and Mr. D. J. Purves, and also to Mr. W. Pryde and Mr. W. L Alexander.
The accounts were pat to the meeting and passed without com- inent.
..
Election Of Omcers. President-In proposing Mr. "R M. Dyer, the Chairman said that he would be a very active and useful President of the Club. Mr. McCubbin seconded and the clec- tion was passed unanimously.]
Vice-President:-Mr. J. A. Ral-·| Aton was elected Vice-President, proposed by Mr. A. H. McBride
AMERICAN TOURNAMENT.
ARRANGED.
An American Tournament will be heid by the Ladies' Recreation Club on September and, commenc ing at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Players to enter in pairs, a fee of $1 being charged for each player and there will be sealed handicaps."
Entries may be sent to the Hon Secretary, c/o Ladies Re- creation Club, Peak Road.
Envelopes to be marked "Ameri- can Tournament."
OLYMPIC MARATHON
WINNER.
ELOUAFI TURNS PRO-
FESSIONAL.
TWENTY RACES IN AMERICA,
{THROUGH AEUTER'S AGENOT.)
PARIS, August 31st.
In connection with greyhound racing, various Chinese organiza tions are showing their opposition to this form of sport in a very spirited manner..
Letter To. Mr. Wunsa King..” In a letter to Mr. Wuner King, Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, the Chinese Ratepayers Associa tion ask that the Commissioner should open negotiations with the Consular Bey at once for the sup pression of existing courses and say, inter alia, that greyhound racing has proved itself to be curse, beneficial only to
the foreigners and a few Chinese who happen to be shareholders.
A few go, they say for the purpose of witnessing the dogs run but the majority go for the purpose of gambling. Included in the latter are many labourers and poor people, who spend their hard-earned savings in trying to make more money. But they lose, and, the result is that they boy row, or even commit crime, go to the races again in the hope of get ting their money back and invari so positive and the danger so menacing tast the Commisioner of Foreign Affairs is asked to negotiate with the Consular Body for the suppression of existing courses and the prevention of new ones from springing up.
Junior Division.
At 4 p.m. on Sunday the Hong Kong Baseball Club will play the South China Dragons.
PING PONG LEAGUE,
SOUTH CHINA . "CHINESE
ATHLETICS.
Playing in the Senior Division of the Ping Pong League, the ChinesO Athletics, last year League cham- pious, turned up in full force to defend their title against the South Chins team on Thursday evening. 4 change was made in the Chinese Athletic team by the inclusion of W. P. Lum, who secured the high- est individual score for his team and was to a great extent respon- sible for South China's big lead being redused. Its impossible to Shish the match before set time and, as agreed beforehand, the re- maining games will be played off this evening. The scores at the close showed 45 to 33 in favour of more points to win the match, the number of games to be played bein
I was sailing in Mr. Benson's 15-metre Lady Anne. Perhaps it is because she did not win that I feel cheated by the wind. In the gossip
after a race I find that there is always one definits section of people who approve of the wind, and an- other who equally strongly do not. But I think there may be more justice attached to the Clerk of the Weather than he is generally given credit for.
:
For instance, Lady Anne won the day before, so the repeated un- Javourable slants which robbed her of her leading position gave Mr. Mandalay's Paula a win.
T
Blanketing One's Salis Racing in a 15-metre boat pro vides just as many thrills an sailing in a larger yacht. I am not sure. however, that the emailer e-metres did not have even a more anxious time than we as we worked our way in short tacks up through the roads.
.
powering souse of the might of the In a smail boat there is an over-
windward and blanket one's sails, larger yachts, which shoot up to
tide. But there can be no denying. that it is exciting.***
ST. JOEY'S CATHEDRAL, Husa Eost. SEPTEMBER 2, 1928, 13th Sacday after
Trinity:
Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Past Sunday School at 10 s.. Children's Service at 10.15 am. Matina 11 a
Freacher-Bay. H. V. Koor, Evensong at 6 pm,
Preacher-Her. P. Blanchett
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UNION CHURCH - (KENNEDY ROAD). SONDAY SERVICE, September 2nd:-
Bunday School at 9.55 mm. Morning Service at .11 .
Hymns --111, 152, 458 and 597. "Subject:-The Oil of Gladness. Evening Service at 6p..
Hymas 316, 487, 185 and 624. Preacher both Morging and Evening
Rev. J. Kirk
rk Macgnackic.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, BOIENTIST.
(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church" of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mage, U.S.4.) MACDONNEL BOAD, HOW Bow
ROAD THAN STATION.
and seconded by Mr. S. J. Jordain The Petit Parisien reports that ably they lose again. The evil is South China, who need only ten leaving ane at the mercy of the SUNDAY EXTICE, September 2nd, 1928,
in eulogistie terms. Mr. Ralston expressed his thanks and said he would do his best to further the interests of football in the Colony. Hon. SecretaryThe usefulness of Mr. W. Pryde for the position of Hoa, Secretary was stressed by Mr. J. Murray. In seconding the proposal, Mr. McCubbin remarked that what Mr. Pryde did he did thoroughly and if he were elected they could look forward to a suc- cessful year of football. The elec- tion was carried unanimously..
the Olympic Marathon
winner,
leaf, has turned professions He has signed to run ten races of 2 kilometres and ten of 25 kilometres during a five months contract in America.
HOME FOOTBALL.
LEAGUE RESULTS.
The following are the results of
JUNIOR DIVISION."
* South China Obtains League
Championship.
"Ready about." "Lee hot" Every fow acconds Sheets must be hauled sft, runners set up, and then all bands must sit down out of the helmsman's way..
Rounding the mark is the most thrilling time, especially if in com pany of other boats."
at 11.15 m.
“Bubject “Mix."
The Sunday School is held on Beniar Mornings at 10 d'alock.
Wednesday Evening Hoeling at 5.00
Beading Room at above address, open:- Tuosday and Friday, 10 am, to 12 Neon. Monday and Thursday, 3 to 7 p.m.
The Public in cordially invited to attend the services and wait the Reading Boom:
Writing to Dr. C. T. Wang, the Foreign Minister, the Association says that "A few foreigners, tak
In their retura, match South ing advantage of the curiosity of the Chinese people in new innova China again defeated the Chinese
You are approaching under full tions, have organized three grey- Athletics by the narrow margin of hound race courass to induce four games, the scores being 56 to sail. In spinnaker; and this people to gamble and thus obtain 32 Both teams fought strongly for huge sail must be taken in forward.
"Aft main sheet" and more CONSIGNEE NOTICES. from those who attend. Many per- sion was in doubt until the 18 than you thought were in the whole | 30DS have lost positions while match came to an end.
The Chairman:-You have done League football matches played on hundreds of thousands of dollars each individual'game and the deck fathoms of rope must be hauled. in
the right thing. This time next year you will know the reason why.
Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Bishop spoke at length in proposing Mr. W. L. Alexander as Hon. Trea- surer. The Chairman seconded and the motion was carried.
Chairman of Committee:--Mr.
Thursday:
Division III (Southern).. Northants" 2. Luton 2. Queen's P.R. 0, Newport 0.
Division III, (Northern). Carlisle 2, Bradford C. 2. The other match in this division
postponed.
others have committed "anicide be
cause of the evil. We are confident
that you, who have the welfare of
A T. Hamilton, who was Chair (New Brighton v. Chesterfield) was negotiate with the Consular Body should be suppressed and hope
man of Committee last season, was elected again on the proposal of Mr. Wales, seconded by Mr. C. B. Robertson.
Soccer Captain-Mr. A. H MyBride was elected Captain of the Association X1, proposer and seconder being Mr. GW. E. Bishop and Mr. D. Lyon, Mr. J. Stewart seconded Mr. Robertson's proposal for the election of Mr. J. Watson as Vice-Captain of the Association XI, which was carried. Bugger Captain:-The Rev. H. V. Koop was elected as the Captala of the Rugby XV. The proposer (Mr. Wales) said that Mr. Koop.
ship. Hard rope at that, with a
heavy strain on it, as more hands BRITISH INDIA S.S, CO., LTD. and aching fingers soon bear testi-
Amid all this the helmsman must watch the buor, the wind, the tide, and other bosts.
**** Gybe Hol"-
From CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE Starhip
the Chinese people at heart, will hoping to gain at the risk of per-mony. do your best to put an end to the sonal ruin. If they lose, they are 1, therefore, de- Practice by instructing the Com-most likely to run the risk of com-
mitting crime. mand missioner of Foreign Affairs to
that greyhound racing that the people will give me their "Grbe ho!" he cries, and over whole-hearted support."
*** comes the boom as the sail fies Communicating with the Central across to the other side. Executive Committee of the Kuo- mintang, the Nationalist Govern- meat and the Nationalist Army BRITAIN'S NEW BOMBERS. as soon as the Goods are landed. Command, the Association says:-
and the French Consal-General for the suppression of all greyhound courses in order that the people. may benefit."""
Elamed For Armed Robbarles. In the course of letters to the Consular Body and the French the Association Consul-General, Bays:...
The anti-Northern expedition has reached a successful conclusion In spite of the vigorous endes- and China is now passing through vours of the Police to suppress the stage of reconstruction. How- armed robbery and kidnapping, ever, in a place like Shanghai, these crimes have been on the in- where foreigners control police and crease The Municipal authorities judicial rights because of their un- have been devoting their energies equal treaties with the Chinese to the suppression of such erimes Government, an unfortunate busi that they appear entirely to have neza has been organized, extremely detrimental to the interests and such conditions.
the welfare of our people." We re fer to greyhound racing.
"In Shanghai recently, there have been organized places for
has been playing rugger in Escussion which ensued when a pro-lost sight of the original cause of land, he took keen interest in the game, and was an ideal. man for the position. The Chairman pro posed Mr. C. D. Wales as Vice- Captain and said that as he had been the Captain last season, and with his local knowledge, he could be of much assistance to Mr. Koop:
GIANT LONG-RANGE AEROPLANES.
SEYEN JUMPS TO PENANG.
MELBOURNE.
Honorarium To Oncers... The Chairman mentioned that last year an honorarium of 8400 was paid to the Hon. Secretary and 8100 to the Hon. Treasures. He dwelt on the good work done by Mr. McTavish and Mr. Purves last season and proposed that 8200 be voted to each of these gentlemen Mr. Stewart supported and the meeting approved. Representation On The Committes,
Air Marshal Sir John Balmond Much time was spent in a dis
states that bis investigation of the Commonwealth air-defence system posal was made tha; only non-
has strengthened his view that "Gambling, prostitution, opium playing members should fill the four places of soccer and rugger and dance hails have been the cause
Australia has an opportunity to representatives on the Committee of many of these crimes for people
make a great contribution to the An amendment was put forward frequenting these places have lost greyhound racing and gambling air services of the Empire..
I am not," he says, "one of that playing members and non- their money, their position and known as Luna Park and the members be in the same category their moral character and they Stadium and, shortly, a French those super-cranks who believe that in filling the posts Mr. McCubbin waste their energies, with the re- greyhound racing, bourse is to be air power is going to supplant sca who was pressed by the Chairman sult that they drift into poverty opened. Chinese, even labourers power, but it will be a mighty addition to the general security of to explain matters to the meeting and become armed robbers or kid- and others who are poor, are the Empire.
nappers or they even go as far as tempted to go and gamble at big. to commit suicide. It is a shame stakes. The result is that day has that such black spots in society been turned into night and nightbourne Rotary Club, stated that into day. Many people have lost Great Britain was designing an should be tolerated.
"But the opening of the grey their positions, many have sold aeroplane capable of carrying hound race courses has bad even their properties, many have bor 2,000lb. of bombs and of reaching a worse effect thar the crimes we rowed money which they are unable Penang, in the Straits Settlements, have enumerated. Should the to repay, with the result that arm in 'saven jumps without touching Be Sportsmen: Let The Thing Go! foreign authorities feel that they ed robberies and kidnappings are foreign soil, and two dirships were are unable to deal with these on the increase and there are being constructed, one being destin ed to come to. Australia-Frchange. broke Arguments
out afresh places and suppress crime, then suicides.
High-Lift Wing. and in the end Mr.
The proposal was carried after being acconded by Mr. P. W. Ramsay..
said that it had been the custom to elect two members for soccer and two for rugger, and he saw no reason why they should depart from A member the usual procedure. then said that as the percentage of soccer players was more, the repre- sentation should be rpore.
ask the meeting not to propose Mr.
Sir John, addressing the Mel
"GAMBADA" having arrived from ibe" above Purts, Consignees of Cargo are hereby is formed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and
Godown at Kow
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"GLENGARRY * saving arrived from the born Paris, Conngon of Cargo by her are hereby informed that pu". Gooda are being İadesi ix their risk into the hamardons and/or extra aazardowe Godowna of the
¡ana Kowloon – Wharf 'and Company, Limited,' whence, and/or from the wharves, Delivery may be obtained.
Goods not cleared by the 8th Septem ber, 1993, at Nuop, will be subject to Kont
All broken, chaled and damaged * Packages are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined in the presance of Bonaiguers by Maweru. Goddard and Doughs, on 7th Septem- ber, 11938, at 10 am. Uisume against the Vessel including theas for Large short delivered must be presented on the Special Form provided, and must also be submitted within 30 days of serival * otherwise they will not be recognized.
"No Fire Insurancs, will be affosted by us in any caso whatever.
by
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Agents. Bong Kong, 1st Sept, 192 (6689
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“CARMARTHEN-
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Part of the apparently sound Cargo from the B.8. "UARYARTHEN- SHIRE" having anired per M.V. GLENGARRY (Arrival of Steamer advertised above), Consignees are notified that should there by any damage from Watar a Special Surrey will be Wednesday, the 5th September, at 10.K. held by Messt. GODDARD & DOUGLAS OD
The remainder of the Largo will be - dealt with în the damé way's Cargo ex
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. PENINSULAR AND OBIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Oɔ,'a
“STRANEN" "KASHGAR.”.
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30TH AUGUST, 1922.
FaoM ANTWERP,LONDON, GIBRAL
TAR MARSEILLES, MALTA, FORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.
*ONSIGNERS of Cargo by the above samed Vossal are hereby informed that their Goods are
landed and and Kowloon Wharf and lodown placed AT TEKIN 'KIAK, in Hong Kong
Company's Godowns at Kowloon; where • ach Consignum at ill be sorted out MAFE by Mark and Delivery can be obtainad se the Goods are landed..
Goods will beaded here have been given to
Options Bo
anima the
Steamer
the coy Sir Homes before arrival of Goods not cleared within 8 days, In. aluding date of arrival, will be subject to Bent.
Godown Coelivery may be obtained us in any case whatever,
No Fire Insurance will be exerted by
logn, where
Damaged Packages must be left in the Goods set cleared by 3rd September, Godowns for examination by the Con 1925, will be subject to
to Rent
TIN
No Fire Insurance will be effected by Mosers. GODDARD & Douglas, ut 10 AM, signees, and the Company's Surveyors, on Mondays and
Whatever.
any case
the Godowns for examination bỳ thé Con-
Damaged Packages must be left in Free Storage period, lys, within the All Claims against the Steamer must and the Lompany's Burveyors, be prevented to the Vadersigned on or signees Rad Mears. Goddard & Douglas at 10 am, before 19th September, 1928, or they will on Mondays and Thursdays.
be recognised."
All Claims must be presented within Ten days of the Steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognized.
No Claims will be admitted after
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CU. the Goods have left the Godowns.
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CONSIGNEE NOTICE.
1
8.5. " ATHOS-IL"
BRINGING CARGO FROM MARSEIL- LES, &o..A tsn~CARGO-Prox LONDON, BOTTERDAM, &c.
EX 8.8.YANGTSET
He Claims will be admitted after the
Goods have left the Godown:
MAUKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.,
geute
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HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
TAVENSTEIN"
having arrived, Consignees of Cargo pre hereby notified that their Goods Are being landed and placed at their risk'in the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company's godowns at Kowloon, whart Deitvery can be obtained as the Goods are landed.
has been
YONSIGNIES are hereby informed Noonal Cargo will be landed, unles
given prior to Steamer's
No Claims will be admitted after the
Mr. McCubbin Going For Good. During the elections the name of Mr. J. McCubbin was brought for- ward when an anouncement was made which the Chairman referred to as a bombshell Mr. McCubbin asked the meeting not to consider him for any appointment as he was Jeaving the Colony in three months' time and did not expect to return.
MeCub they should allow the Chinese Plea Against Other Courses. The Chairman said that it was
bin said: "I put it to you, Government, who are the real It is
The type of aircraft to whish Air of Opin, Treure and Valuables are with great regret that he had to
reported that other be sportsmen. It is not a case of owners of the territory, to desi
Esploon
hanse 4th Beptember, 1923, will be subject to YcCubbin. He had been one of the coming here to argue, but to help with them. We pray that you courses are in course of formation Marshal Sir John Salmond refers, being landed and stored into the Godowns Goods have left the Godawas, and
the sport. Be sportsmen, let the will instruct the Municipal Couns and that certain officials are con-writes the Air Correspondent, is of the Hong Kong and Kowloon What Goods remaining undelivered after the thing go; don't quibble over it." cil to suppress existing greyhound cerned. We ask that orders should one of several long-range machines Room OB, LAL, EST! effect and the discussion came to and uphold order and protect should strictly be forbidden.
In this connection, it was in- These craft will employ a type:σ2.
examinat 鸭 3rd September 1925 un' epd.
civilization to a whole.” VARES tereating to note at Luna Park, on | high-lift wing. Once in the air the orbator Täuređny, 'Eka'6th Septémmbér,) will be s The meeting, proceeded to ballot Night Turned Into Day, interested spectator at the grey scientific streamlining of their 923, or they will not be recognised at 20, Bohr Surrejores libaari,
and Dongle and the following representatives
Damaged bill be ramined Goddard · was Gen. Tan Ten bulls, reducing air resistance to ab
All Claims must
reach as befoin the were appointed to the Committee:--
be recognized, zar or the Club. 'Sesonding the pro- Soccer: Mr. Robertson and M, circulated telegrams, in which he Kai chairman of the Nationalist minimum, will enable them to main-Goddard Douglas in the presence 14th Septembefő 1928, or they will not
Bishop; Rugge: Mr. Akehurst and
Government Council and a memtain an exceptionally high rate of the Configu ber of the Central Executive Com speed. They are expected to exceed Mr. Beveridge.
mittee of the Kuomintang, and, all records previously attained recently, another official who at in long-distance, weight-carrying tended. weg. Dr. - Th
fight. The ordinary mail servios Kung Minister of Industry, Commerce from London to Penang (about
10.000 miles) takes about 21 days: and Labour,
advice on all matters had alway This seemed to have the desired courses in order to maintain percebe issued that greyhound racing now in various stages of develop} Delivery maY ON DEMAN, orgajator: Zem, chafed and damaged Goods
best friends of the Club and hie.
been useful.
Election As Life Momber:
Later in the meeting Mr. P, W: Ramsay proposed that Mr. McCub bin should be made a life member
posal, the Chairman said that no one could be worthier of the honour and he suggested that it be record- od in the minutes. The meeting approved unanimously.
(Continued on next Column)
Mr. Yu Ya Ching has likewise hound races
says (according to the Kuo en Agency))
Of late greyhound racing has Totes of thanks to the officers and become a favourite form of public to Messrs Jardine, Matheson for gambling Both poor” and rich the loan of the board room for the alike, rush like mad to the courses, meeting concluded the proceedings. (Confinsed on next Doluynn).
Vimia
ment,
· All Claims must be sent in to me on are to be left in the Godowns, where they
Burveyor, M
a.m.. on
Monday, the 3rd September, 1923.
Novità Inédráned will be effected by
in any case
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No Fine Insurance will be affected. Bulls of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
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