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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
Have Sayed Many Little LOST SENTRY WALKS
Lives.
523 MILES HOME.
LONDON TO ABERDEEN TO SEE HIS PARENTS.
Delay is dangerous where children's ailments are concerned. When a child shows the first symptoms of sickness, feverish-
London, May 12. Guardsman Sivowright of the ness, colle, vomiting, digestive or Intestinal troublo prompt mon- Scots Guards, who disappeared while Buros for relief such 24 aron sentry duty at Buckingham afforded by Baby's Own Tablets Palace at the end of April, made a sensational appearance at the may avert serious-rosulta.
home of his parents in Monzies. road, Aberdeen, yesterday morn- ing.
"My litle baby was very sick through not being able to digest the artificial food which I WAN About nine o'clock he entered forced to give her on account the house in an exhausted condi of my own poor health. Despite tion and said he had walked most remedies prescribed aho of the way from London-a dia- kept pining away until at last, taare of 520 milch-so that he might when nearly driven to despair, see his father and mother before
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After bathing his blistered feel and breakfasting he asked his mother, to accompany him to the Central Police Offico so that he might give himself up.
"Everything Explained."
The tall Guardsman, who was wearing a dark civilian sult, an overcoat and cap, walked into the police headquarters about noon, and said: "I am the missing Guardsman."
He will be detained pending the arrival of an escort from Wolling- ton Barracks,
In an interview Mrs. Sivewright said that her son had no intention of evading the wedding that had been planned with Miss Cross for the beginning of May.
Her boy, she said, was greatly vexed concerning the anxiety his disappearance had caused hla sweetheart, her relatives and his own people.
In lotters he had written yester- day morning he had explained all about it, and assured the girl of his love.
"An Impetuous Lad."
"My son," she said, “was always an impetuous lad, and I have no doubt he acted impulsively when he cut away from sentry duty that night, He was only nineteen years of age, and with less than two yeara service had been promoted lance-corporal.
That apparently caused a lot of jealousy in some quarters, and he told me he had been having such a rotten time of it that he became There wore perfectly fed-up.
those, apparently, who made his life a torment.
The breaking point was reach- ed when, on the evening he went on sentry duty, he did not have time to remove the creases from his overcoat, which had been fold- ed up for pack drill earlier in the dao told me that a friend lent
him an overcoat and this was do- tected. Fearing that he would be 'for it he suddenly resolved to go away,
"In a park nearby he divested himself of part of his accoutre- ment and later changed into the elvilian clothes ho li now wear- Ing.
It is not true, as has been stated, that a motor car was waiting for him, or that there was any pre- arranged plan."
"On Spur of Moment.” "He was foolish enough to do what he did on the spur of the moment.
"He knows full well now he must take the consequences, but I'm sure he won't flinch, and will have a story to tell to the authorl- tles at the proper time that will clear up matters, My son has anything but bad record. His determination to coms to see his father and me before surrandering was evident by his condition when he arrived home.
"Still, he was in good hoart. He laughed as he recalled how, with the police force of the coun- try looking for him, he has made
TUESDAY · JUNE 18, 1929.
SHARE PRICES
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
The following in the list of local, sharo quotations issued" to-day
Banks.
Hongkong Bank, $1240 b. Obertarod Bank, 619) b. Mercantile A. & B £93 n. F. and 0, 49) n. East Asia 1001 n.
Insurances,
Canton Ins., $640. . Union Ins,, $323 A.
North China, Ins., Tls, 100. b. Yangtazo Ine, $50 m. China Underwriters, 82.20 m. Chins Fires, $285 b. H. K. Fire Inn. 6775 n.
- Shipping.
Douglases, $271 A,
H. E.Bteamboats, $25 8. H. K. Tugs, $2.00. Inda Okinas, (Ref.) $70__n. Union Waterboats, $28 m.
Mining.
Benguots,* 49
**I
Kallans, 65/- n.
Langkate, Tie. 14 n.
B'bai Explorations, Tls. 2.75 -8. Raube, #6.25 n. Tronohs, 17/6 n.
Docks, etc.
· Kowloon Wharvos, $1241 6. Whampoa Docks, $35 b. China Providents $410 a. Hongkews, Tls 168 n.
Now Engineerings, Tls, 5.85 b. Shanghai Dooks. The. 125 s
Cottons.
Ewa Cottons, Tis. 12.75 · s. Orientals, Tis, 2.20 b. S'bat Cottons, Tls. 70 (old) b.
Lands, Hotels, etc.,
H. and B, Hotels, $8.50 b. H. K. Landa, $32 B. S'hai Lande Tls. 1424 b.. Humphreys, $14. Realties, $7.50 b.
B.
Pablic Utilities. Tramways, $18.40 b.
Peak Trams, (old) $11.80 b. Star Farrios, $68 .. Obins Lights, (Old) $13.90 b. H. K. Electrlos, $5518. Macao Electrics; $261 m, Telephones #7: ****
China Bugos, Tle. 141, b. Singapore. Trections. 11/8 ■ Industriais.
China Sugars, *80 A. Malabous, $27 n. Canton -Ices, $1.80 b. Comenta (Comb.) $7.00, s. Ropos (Old) $7. . United Asbestos $5 b.
Blores, etc.
Dairy Farms, $19, D. Watsons, $12. p. Dor A. Wings, '80 b. Lane Crawfords, $2 a Mackintosh, $18 b. Sinceros, 411.80, b.
Miscellaneous,
Amusemonis, $291 b. Constructions, $1.50 s. B'que Ind. G. Bonds, 67% H. K. G. Loan 61% a. Prom,
LAWN TENNIS.
THREE MATCHES IN HONG DOUBLES TO-DAY.
his way to his destination under-Doubles Tournament yesterday after- tected.
There were no matches in the Houg noon but three games have been ar full pro ranged for to-day. The gramme is as follows:
"Beveral timas he asked police men for directions on his fourney
CF. Bellamy and V. R. Gordon north, and they never gave him a
of the Hongkong Tramway Co. Ltd., second look.
D. J. Gilmore and T. L (rec. 18/2) "His boots were terribly travel-Christe of the Chartered Bank (roc. worn, and his feet were in a dread-15/8); F. W. Blackwall and J. B. Hin- ful state. I feel sorry about what ton of Messrs. Butterfeld and Swirs has happened, but he has not dis- (mc. 15) ▼ J. R. Colils and A. HI. Fenn graced himself or us. He is fac-of the Bank Lins (rec. 4/6), B. L. ing manfully whatever is in store Stock and N. B. Loe, of the A. P. C. for him.
|(owa 4/4) ▼ 0. FL. G. Bradley, and I am going to take his meals to 10, C. Womack (own 4/6). his cell as long as he remains in Aberdeen, before being taken to London.
Local League.
In the "A" Division of the local "I can assure you he will have | fawn tennis League yesterday, the Home Interesting revelations to GR.C. beat the LI.C. by. sets to make about what led up to this The match was played on the C.R.C trouble."
ground. Scores:
TENNIS LEAGUE.
THE C.R.C. SECURES AN EASY WIN.
Ho Ka-lau and Yow Man-kit (C.R. C.) beat 8. A. Hussain and I. Razack 6-2; lost to B. 13. Ismail and A, A, Rumjahn 4-6; last to B. A. Bumfahn and A. EL, Rumjahn' 1-6.
M. W. Lo and O. Chon (GR.C.) bent Hussain and Razack 48; beat Irmall and A. A. Rumjahn 6-2; lost to 8. A. and A. H. Rumjahn 1-6.
7-5..
Last evening on the University Ng? Bio-kwong and M. K. Lo courts, the Chinese Recreation (CRC) heat Hussain and Barack Club secured an easy victory over 6-1; beat Ismail and A, A. Rumjahn the University in the "B" Division; beat B. A. and A. II. Rumjahn of the Tennis League, winning by Ieight sets to one, Scores:
Iforaco Lo and Iu Tak-chouk beat T. K. Lon and F, Y. Khoo 7/6, heat D. Anderson and Y. F. haw 6/1, beat B. H. Wong and G. boh 7/5.
...
Chow 6/1, beat B. II. Wong and G. E. Yooh 6/2.
Lal Kwong-taun and Lau Took-
k beat T. K. Lien and F. Y. Khoo
V. Hung and Chau Wah-po6/1 beat D. Anderson and Y, F.
st tu T. K. Lian and F. Y.-Khoo Chew 6/1, boat B. H. Wong and
17. beat D. Anderson and Y. F, G. E. Yeoh 6/1,
"Restful Sleep"
HELTHILY tired after such a busy day, they journey into the
mysterious Land of Nod. Only the Dream Fairies know what their active little minds are thinking, but at any rate they are sleeping that quiet, restful, body-building sleep that Mother Nature sends only to those she loves-the sleep of perfect health.
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