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WEDNESDAY,
the 18th October, 1839,
Dommencing at 10.30 am.
At No. 2, Basille, "Lyttleton Read.
·A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Particulars from Catalogues,
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On View from Tuesday, the 17th October, 1989.
Termas: Cash on Delivery.
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WEDNESDAY,
the 18th October, 1939
Commencing at 2.30 p.m.
At Godown No. 12 of The Hong- Kong Kowloon Wharf & Godown
Co., Ltd., Kowloon,
for account of the concerned,
3257 Bags Sugar
133 Bags Shelled. Peanuts
(all more or less damaged)
Terms: Cash on Delivery.-
tors,
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on
THURSDAY,
the 19th October, 1939
Commencing at 10.30 am.
At." Ellenbud." Sassoon Road.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
діло
One Frigidaire One Phillip Radio Set One Grandfather Clock
and
One "Chrysler" Mctor Car. No. 236
Particulars from Catalogue.
On View from Wednesday. the 18th October, 1989,
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
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THURSDAY,
the 19th October, 1939,- commencing at 12.15 p.m..
at the Offices of Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., First Floor,
"CAPTAIN'S KNOCK"
Kitchell Also Comes Off
With Another Big Score
"BY E, U. ROPES
Some interesting cricket matches were played over the week-end, the highlight of which was the fine captain's innings by A. E. Perry, who knocked up a brilliant 90 to enable the Civil Service Cricket Club to score a well-de- served victory over the Cricket Club at Chater Road.
The Club were without the two young Pearces though the "senior member" of this well-known cricketing family, Tami Pearce, trade one of his now all-too-rare appearances and batted with all his old-time skill and polish for as pretty a 27 runs as could be desired.
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KITCHELE AGAIN
Dr. Lindsay Ride was ori-be amongst the leading. cricket ginally down to lead the Club
eams here but he was unavoidably pre-; vented from turning out. and At Sookumpoe the Indians beat Eric Mitchell captained the the Army by 30 runs, but only team.
just, as there were less than two minutes to go when the last Army wicket fell.
Taking first lease of the wicket the Club declared at 150 för 8, which seemed a safe enough total,
M. P. Madar made his debut as In view of the fact that the Civil captain of the LR.C. 1st XI but I Service batting, on paper, was far gathered after the match that he from strong. G. E. P. Diyett made was only "acting" in the absence 78 runs in a forceful innings and of A. R. Minu. Anyway I thought was out trying to get a quick hun- he handled his team very well and dred, but T. E. Pearce played the he should make an ideal leader of best innings for the Club. He still the Indians who are a difficult has some very pretty shots and team to handle by reason of the though he is perhaps the oldest fact that everybody in the side cricketer in Hongkong to-day, some appears to be a ce of the younger blood would do there is a dearth of run getters. well to watch him at the nets. They are bound to pick up a few points in the art of batsmanship.
PERRY'S EFFORT
When the Civil Service went in to bat, Perry must have left that there were only one or two men in the side capable of making any runs. He, there- fore, very rightly went out to get them himself and how far he succeeded may be gauged from the fact that the Civil Servants won by the comfort- able margin of six wickets, with Perry (90) as the highest
scorer.
DoWier,
As I predicted in my notes last Saturday, A. B. Kitchell, after his century in the tatra- club match
on the Double Tenth, came off with another big innings 67 not out. He appeared well on his way to his second century of the season when the closure was applied, M. P. Madar made a useful 30, also not out, the cares of cap- tancy apparently not having any "effect on his batting.
PRETTY DRIVING
When Capt. Godby got going for the Army, it looked at one stage F. E. Lawrence, formerly of the that they would get the runs, but Kowloon Cricket Club, made a re- he could not find anybody to stay turn to the CA.C.C. team but I with him and the side just faded doubt very much whether he wito force a draw. Godby played get many runs in First Division very pretty cricket, his driving past cricket though he should be a tower cover being a treat to watch, Lieut, of strength in junior cricket.
The most refreshing part about cricket at the Civil Service Crickes Club this year is the fact that they have any number of young blood playing for them. In a year of two these recruits should develop
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FRIDAY,
the 20th October, 1939.
Commencing at 2.30 p.m.
At their Sales Rdüm, No. 35.
Hankow Road, Kowloon,.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Comprising:-
Chesterfeld Sultes, Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Dressing tables, Chest-}) of-drawers, Dining tables. Chaira, Sideboards, Rugs, Carpets, Ca- binets, Desks, Bookcases, Or naments, Cutlery, Porcelain, Glass, E. P.. Brass and Bliver Ware. Gramophones and Récords, Elec- tric heaters, etc.,
also
One Kalvinator One G. E. Refrigerator One Radio
and
A QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE
On View from Thursday, the 19th October, 1999,
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
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A QUANTITY OF OFFICE FURNITURE
Comprising:-
Typewriters, Celing Fans, Desks, Office Chairs, Cupboards, Glass Cabinets, Ceiling Lamps, Flling
Stand, etc.. etc.
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Terms: As Customary.
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then the CS.C.C. will once again
Final Club Rugby Trial To-Day
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FIRST MATCH ON SATURDAY
The final Club trial game will take place on the Club ground at Happy Valley to-day at 5.15 pm.
Two sides have been provisionally selected as follows, but there will be changes during the course of "play and all members present win bo sure of a game.
Probables will play in coloured jerseys and Possibles in whità,
Probables:-F. M. Thompson, D.
PUBLIC AUCTION. H. Stewart, H. D. Bidwell, D. H.
Hamilton, D. I. Bosanquet, C. R. Bursey, J. R. Henderson, "A. F. Walkden (Captain), K. W. Balter, THE Undersigned have received E. A, Bompas, C. F. Needham, W.
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E. Peers, G. “B, Godfrey, A. 7. G. Taylor, B. O' M. Deane.
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THURSDAY,
the 19th October, 1939.
Commencing at 5.15 p.m.”
-At their Bales Room, No. 1, Can-] naught Road, Central (Room No. 205, 2nd Floor).
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF POSTAGE STAMPS
On View from Wednesday, the 18th October, 1939.
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
Possibles:. F. Hopkins, H. van Leeuwen, 7. G.. Day, J. C. Charter, R. M. Lavalle, F. Cessford, R. Rutherford, J. M. Banner, J. B. Dunnett (Captain), R. E. Heaguan, J. H, Thornhill, W. Blechynden, W. B. Richardson, L. A. Benn and D. Hynes,
Reserves:-A. H. R. Butcher, I. Eager, J. Hutchison, D; B. Neison, P. B. Wilson, R. G. Castleton, R. M. M. King, J. C. Menhinnick, J. Moodle and F. 'Wanklyn.
The first matches of the season will take place on the Club ground on Baturday, Oct. 21, when the Club "A" XV will play a Navy adde and the Club 1st XV the Army.
FRENCH TENNIS STARS JOIN
· INFANTRY PARIS, Oct. 17 (Reuter)-Two of the most famous tennis players are now serving as Captains in the in- fantry. They are Jacques Brugnon and Jean Börotra who together won more doubles championships
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CAT
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1939.
From any Viewpoint
its CHARACTER stands out
That's why "BLACK & WHITE" holds a commanding position.
It has a definite individuality, a distinctive personality, a truly noble Character that you notice instantly. You taste it in the magnificcht, mellow-rich flavour. Take the right viewpoint when ordering Scotch, ASK FOR
'BLACK & WHITE
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Weedon made 23, his knock including them.
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ing three fours and a beautiful aix itself does not start til January, and if the form they showed last Although the League, by eight wickets at Happy Valley off A. H. Madar who took 6 for 441 boldly predict Second Division Saturday is a true indication of
in 14 overs.
In the only other First Division Kame, Recreio were held to a draw by the Royal Air Force but as I was not at this match I cannot comment on it.
KOWLOON JUNIORS
If the Kowloon Cricket Club juniors will be represented in the League by the same 11 men who turned out for them last Saturday, I cannot see any other team beat-
honours for this team for season 1939-1943,
They are a very powerful batting side, such men as B. D. Lay, W. Mulcahy. F. J, Lay, R. Broadbridge being available, As for the bowling Bertram Lay and Rupert Baldwin ap. pear to hare run into mid- season form already.
the standard of cricket at the Uni versity at present, then all I have to say it was a great pity that their application for permission to play in the First Division was turned down at the recent meeting of the Cricket League.
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R. Singh and W. Gegg appear to be two very useful bowlers while Sen Gupta, who is better known on the hockey field, also appears to The University beat the Police be a useful man with the bat.
THE UNIVERSITY
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AT SINCERE'S FIRST FLOOR
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