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HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931.
- INTERPORT BOWLS.
THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB.
SECOND DIVISION, DHAW WITH SHANGHAI. PROGRAMMES DRAFT
and ENTRY FORMS for the Second
Featured by Interesting play, the Extra Race Meeting to be held at match between the Shanghai Bowin Macao on Sunday, the 1st Novem- Interport team and a combined team ber, 1931 (weather permitting) from the Hongkong Second Division, may be obtained at the Sports which was played on the H.K. Electric Recreation Club around yesterday, Club. The Hongkong Jockey Club provided plenty of pleasure and ex- Stables, or at the offices of Messrs. eltement for spectatore. Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, 6.somewhat disappointing start, the Des Voeux Row), Central,
ENTRIES clone noon an Thursday, her, 1931.
at 12 o'clock 2nd Novem-
NOTICE.
After a
visitors warmed up to their work and towards the closing stages of the game made a spectacular recovery, Anally equalising in the last head and making the game a drawn one. acorra were level at 20.
The
It was in the 14th head that Shanghai, with П louway of 0 shots to make Wi made and with the spectacular effort. The Annual General Meeting of Stormes and Peck coming up strongly, the Hong Kong Cricket Club will gained steadily on the local team. be held in the Pavilion at 5.30 p.m.feculiarly enough, it was in the 19th on Monday, 25th October, 1991, head that the reores were level at 19, and with this triple 19 ushering a and notice is hereby given that phase in which close play might be on Monday, 26th October, 1931, expected, the decision became a mat- SITUATIONS VACANT.
Annual ter for conjecture. the immediately after
drawing for
in the 21xt head, when Hongkong The American Consulate General will General Meeting, a
deben-nd again taken the lead with the odd steno the redemption of thirty સી recrive applications fur
The number one, Stormen drew the shot with his Thorough knowledge of turns will be made. grapher, English, Cuntonese, and stenography
sential. Applications, giving reof the debentures drawn will be wood, but Drake rested and got
will experience, ferences und Preetsed by mall only..
be published
izl the Hong Kong Goverment Gazette and the Loen Newspapers and holders of drawn debentures inay upon giving notice to the Treasurers waiving six months notice to which they are typewriting titled, apply on
POSITION VACANT. WANTED.- Eurasian girl office as- mintaal, neat appearance duent English
uf ind knowledge "sential Apply in own handwriting tating salary required, to Box No. 857,"longkong Telegraph."
VACANCY.-Applications are invited for the post af European Resident Masager it the Wesleyan Sailors' und Soldiers' Bone, falling vacant about 1st April, 1912. Candidaten are re- quired to All the following conditions:
1) Have a good knowledge
religious ⚫ountancy, tartful. Accommodation. food, furl
(2)
fac.
11
31st October.
1931, to the Treasurers, Messrs. Perey Smith, Seth and Fleming for the payment of principal and the 31st October, interest up to 193).
By firder of the Committer.
the hot. Stormes again drew the shut, and much depended on Shielda' fort at this stage, for the local teant. The toeni skip sent down a wood which looked promising, but fortunately just minned.
Markett and Shields for the Colony team played A consistent fame. Drake in improved and settled into good form towards the end.
The detailed scores were as follow:
Shanghai, HongkODE.
C. S. Bent
C. W. Gloves
T. Malu
G. B. Stormes
H. E. Peek
W. H. Munk»ti
W. S. Drake
A. .. Shlds
E. J. R. MITCHELL
Hon. Secretary.
Bendr Shots Toto!
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and light are provided and a conténet | CONSIGNEES NOTICES.
will arranged, Candidates should submit npplications In Our own hand- writing, Klating Salary. Qualificati ins, and cacloning at least two certified enpies of Tesflammals, to th. Bon. Secretary, General Committee, c/a) Sailor and Soldiers' Hone on before 31st October, 1931,
LOST.
LOST. Brown CROW-BOG, henced Nr., 1981, will answer name of Giang?T:)
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All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's Arrival here, after which date they cannot he recognized.
10
BIRDCAGE28
10
1
14
20
21
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NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. Hongkong. B8th October, 1931.
CONTENTS OF FLAT. Lop ife, 240 Nathan Rosd, including plano, ແ! ແ and easy chairs, bath etc. (tware Benving Colony, Moderate CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME prices for quick sale,
at any time.
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TO BE SOLD.
THE PEAK, Intely erupied by Harston and adjoining the Penk Hospital. Unfurnished. Convenient. mfortable and cool. Six roams and Framing room Four bathrooms. hot and cold water. Modern sanita- on. Gas and Electric Light. Use f Tennis Court. Suitable for a Mess of five, or could be carily divided to kuk two couples. Close to Trast Station and Motor Road.
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HOUSES, ETC.
FOR SALE OR TO LET furnished Pour-roomed house at Cheung Chan
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FLATS TO LET.
Prince
40 LET.--Eurmenn lats, Edward Road, Kowloon, with modern zanitation electric light. 1st floors No.
nd 3,2nd Roor No. 9. Apply to E. Iling & Co. 26. Wing Wo" Street, Hongkong. Telephone No. 283-46.
PREMISES TO LET.
con.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
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at
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Digby, 81, The Poak.
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The Tennis League season, having If there is a bank to be enrried, tand behind the ball, keeping It in officially closed, with the champlan-
division decided, thef line with the left toe, The right ships in each foot may even be forward in an following are the final placings in the
league tables. epen stance. If the bank is elone, As will be seen, none of the trophica keep the hands low and lay the have changed hands from inst year, face of the club back so that the the Indian Recreation Club having heel of the club may get under the retained the "A" Division and Mixed hall.
Doubles, and the Chinese Recreation Club the "B" and "C" Divisiona.
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If you are too close to the bunk to prohibit playing straight for the pin, turn sightly and play it outi obliquely. After all the main Chinese N.C.
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reading.
The atmosphere inside the Dall Eireann was very tense, while out- aide guards with fixed bayonets and armed police stood by the locked gaten to prevent disorders. President Cosgrava declared A dramatic debote in the Irish that there was a widely spread Free State Parliament on the Bill conspiracy to overthrow the State for the suspension of the Constitu- by force of arms and the
on resulted in a Government ma-pirators wore prepared to use mur. 5*4.18 41% jority of 82 votes to 64 on the firatiilor to attain their end-Reuter.
London, Oct. 15.
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