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Dame Gwynne Vaughan was defeated in # ngainst Mr. Amation.
Mr. Thomas Elected.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924.
THE GOLF INTERPORT.
FINISH ALL SQUARE, Shanghal, Oct. 30.The Hong- kong versus Shangbal Interport | three-cornered tight golf matches ended all square, cách team winning one foursome, the other being halved,
Ferguron and Mackenzie beat Ferrier and Barrett by 4 and 3.
Mr. J. H. Thomas was electest for Derby with a majority of 2,251. The Conservative, Sir H. Cayzer, was elected for Portsmoaflı South, defeating a Labourite, Miss Jensic Stephens, Portsmouth in tow volidly, Conservative.
A Labourite was elected for Ardwick, defeating a Conservative, Miss Jones
A labourite gained a fonting in Birmingham, which has been solidly Conservitlive for forty years. Mr. Dennison, a Labourite, defeat ing the Conservative Sir Herbert Austin, unter maumineturer, and a Liberal, Mr. Fryer, hy a majority of 133,
Bristol, where paels designed to exclude Labour originated in 1923, has completed her representation with twn Conservatives, one Labourite anul two Liberals
Sheffield, where there were straight fights in all divisions, no Liberals standing, returned three Casservatives and four Labouriter
The Conservatives guíned Birkenhead Eist, Hackney Norlli and Harkung Central from the Liberals, owing to Laturite candidatures with a view to rejecting the Liberals,
Doctor Stella Churchill, unsuccessful at Harkney North is known as the Pink Socialist, owing to the clate with which she preached
sarintisan.
Prohibitionist Elected.
A Labonteife, Boctor Saller, gained. Bermondsey West from the Liberal, Rev, R. M. Redward, ley in majority of 2,002,
The Commumist, Mr. Stewart, was three defeated at Dundee, where Mf. Morel and Mr. Scrymgeour were elerlei
An oxtaxi driver, Mr. Ben Smith, Labourite. was elected for Rotherhithe,
Mr. Toni Griffitles was elected for Pontyprod
Mr. Ashaniel Bartlett gained North Banners-uth from Labour, Newestle on Tyne is represented by one Conservative and three
Labostrites.
The First Commissioner of Works, Mr. Jowest was defeated The Conserva at Brnalford East by a Liberal, by a mujority of sixty. Live retired.
Pornered-contest..
Budd and Pilcher best Camidge and Shewan by 3 und 2. -
j Oswald and Porter and Smith land Bennett fished all square. Portemput Shanghai one up at the sixteenth hole with long pult. AIL four players got three at the seven- teenth hole. Smith was bunkered at the eighteenth and Bennett drove into the rough. He recovered beautifully and won the hole in five, squaring the mutch and saving the tenm from defent. Mackenzie was moved to second: position in the foursomea and played fe golf. There is great regret felt that he cannot play in the Championship on Saturday und Sunday owing to scruples against Sunday sport participation. It is felt here that he would have an excellent chance to win.-Renter.
BAD JOSS.
ROBBERS HAUL.
An armed robbery, In which six men entered the premises at No. 198 Des Vœux Rouil West, has been reported to the police. Tang Wa-sang, master of a joss paper
Mr. Haden Gayst, Serretary of the Talwar & bomonwealth groups, was elected for Southwark North, with a majority of 1,000, in a three-shop on the first floor, who made [the report fold the police that while he and five fokis were in the shop, six men entered by the [stair door which was open. They were interrogated and one of them replied that they had just arrived
The Communist, Geddes, was defeatest in a three cornervil contest for Grennock, which cermined Liberal.
Sir P. Lloyd Greate was electeal for Hemilune
The Minister Mr. J. E. Davivion was elected for Smethwick. Colonel Jobi Ward (Independent) was elected for Stoke, defeating a Laberite!'
Aurite, Mr. Eliast, gained Bradford "Sinitís frism the Libern) I. . Spencer, and # Conservatives
Singapore Man Re-Elected.
from Mucao anul wanted to pur- [chase some joss paper. The mas fter then asked if they wirbed the paper to be sent to Macao when the spokesman suddenly produced a re- volver which he pointed at him. The others, four of whom were armed bound and with daggers, then gagged the fokis. The master was From releved of $21 in money. The Conservative Sir P. Dawson, in a tree-cornered fight
12.942. defeating the safe the men extracted $750. Lewisham West, increased his majority
The men were in the floor for Labmirite, Mrs. Barbara Drake, and a Lineral, Mr. O'Malley.
defeated in only ten minutes and escaped in The port and critic JC. Squire Libera!) was
Before three rnered fight at Brett ford-Chiswick, where the Conservative an unknown direction.
leaving they stole an 18kt. guid Gnat Morden was successful.
watch valued at $30.
Mr. F. G. Fenny (Conservative) was re-elected for Kingsta on Three- Thames with a greatly increased majority of 14,203, in a ernered fight. He offered during the Singapore'rentroversy to take five representative members of the House of Common to Singapore and convince them of the necessity of the naval scheme.
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The ex-Minister, Sir L Amery, was elected for Sparkbrook. The Conservative, Mrs. Hulse, was among three defeated i
successful with Derby, where the Conservative Sir R. Lace was
has been elected Mr. Thomas. - the first time a Conse; vaivé for Derby.
Blind Ex-Service Man à Vietor. The Conservative. an Eraser, u bind ex-Serviceman, gained St. Pancras is 11 11 Noth St. Pancras in a three-eargeted fight, solidly Conservative
Mr. Macnamara (Liberal ex-Minister) was defeated in a three- corneredd fight for North-west Camberwell, which is a Conservative * three-cornered gain. His daughter. Mrs. Elias,, was defeated in figin for South East Southwark, which the Laheurite. Mr. Nagi r retained.
Mr. Seville Chamberlath was elected for Endywood, ater live recounts, with 13,974, defeating Lord Curzon's son-in-law. The Labourite Oswad Mu-ley, who had 12,997. The Limal. Mr. Bow kett, hat 535. Thas eleven out of twelve divisions of Birmingham are still Conservative.
The Under-Secretary for Hume Affairs, Mr. R. J. Davies, was cetish, but with a redhead majucity of three thousand.
The lee mutive men's leader, Mr. Bromley, gained Baczow frem at Conservative.
Lady Barlow Defeated.
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The Labratite, Mr. Oliver, was elveted for keton in commed fight, definting the Liberal, Lady Barlow, sister of Lord Denman, ex-Governor-General of Australia.
The Conservatives gained five London seats from the Liberais and age from Labour. -
My. Ormesby Gore who is at present in East Afrien, has been regleet. od for Stafford by an invented majority, to 1,531 in d straight fight with
Laine wamlidate. - Reuter
Mr. Thomas Acknowledges Labour's Defeat.
Mr. Thomas interviewed at Derby said he would be a hypocrite if he did not say frankly that he was disappointed. The main factor in the turnover was the anti-Labour combination, also the Russian letter which, at the last moment played a tremendous part, but he was not in the least dismayed.
Declarating this morning opened with the Conservative Lile still flowing strongly. Mr. Purcell ex-President of the Trader Union Congress bust Coventry to the Conservatives,
Early returns showed that the grent Labourite attack in the cons fies was not proruising well. Labour's first fight at Salisbury only resulted in the Conservative, Mr. Freeman, gaiving the sent from the Liberals.
At Westbury Captain Shaw, Conservative, polled 11,559. Mr. C. W. Purbishire, Liberal, 9,848, and Mr. Ward, Labour, 4.731.
Army Defents Navy.
The Conservative, Captain Beamish, of the army was rierte: at Lewes, defeating the hbour candidate, Captain Bill Hall of the
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Coventry, where the extremist, Mr. Parcell, who is shortly going to Maspow, was defouted in a triangular contest, is a strong Tabor tronghold. His victor was Major Bega Carpenter, an ex- Minister;"
Labour forced a triangular contest at Easbourge but Sir G. A. Boyd ex-governor of Bemluy was elected by a mafority of 13,365.
At Patney Mr. Samuel Samuel, Conservative, polled 17,841. Mr. Allen, Labour 6,609,
Mr. Rarusny Macdonald Returned,
A Aberavon Mr. Ramsay Mardonald polled 17,724, Mr. WH- Hams, Liberais, 16,624. Mr. Harry Gosling, Minister of Transport was elected for Whitechapel defeating the Liberal, Mr. Nathan,
Mr. Asquith on leaving Glasgow for Euston stated that he did
ant intend to retire from public life but would stand again,
lip late last night none of the delinquents had been arresteni.
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