CAIRO TENNIS Tennis

FINALS Champion

Queen's Club Indoor

Tournament

Cairo, Mar. 18.

R. Menzel won' the men's elnglesi final here to-day, beating Bavaruwsky,

Mixed Doubles-Misa Dearman and E. Martin Legeay beat Miss Ryan and Journu, 04, 0—4.

comparatively unknown player, J. Hendrie (Natal) "has been selected to

At Sixteen

London.

The match lasted three hours.

ed the patient Bromwich time to make his shots.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH."

CANADA'S TENNIS PLANS FOR YEAR

Team Will Go To Wimbledon

London,

R.

THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1935-

YEUNG WO HOSPITAL

FAULTY BRAKÉS

CHINESE WOMAN DRIVER DISCHARGED

Romarking that the Wai Man Garage, who repaired the car'e brakes, were moro to blame, Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday afternoon

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VISIT BY SIR WILLIAM AND LADY PEEL

Sir William Peel and Lady 'Peal, accompanied by Mr. Pilcher, visited Young Wo Hospital, Happy Valley at 10.15 a.m. yesterday.

Among those presont were the lion, Dr. W. B. A. Moore P.M.8.8. and the Hon. Dr. S. W. Tao 0.B.E.,

b.L.D.

Yu Wing, co-partner and No. 1 His Excellency was recolved at{ at the Wal Man Garage, was re- the gate by Dr. Li Shu Foo,

thing about his job and that if Dr. Li Shu Pul, Dr. S. N. Chau, proved by the Magistrate, who re, Chairman of Directors, and the commended him to learn some other Directors, Dr. C. H. Wan,

care than just measuring akid Fok and the Matron Miss Noreen pubile. Don't be so stupid in marke he was a danger to the Lum. future," said his Worship.

Traffic-Inspector. Nicol appear-

John Bromwich, the sixteen- the conqueror of G. 1, Hughes, by year-old ambidextrous player, de- 62, 63. Results of other finals:

Women's Bingles-Miss Jacobs beat fealed yet another Davis Cup As Canada has not challenged cautioned Miss Leung Yim-wah, Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith 8.0.A., the Mrs. Harbat, -1, 6-2.

player, when in the semi-final of for the Davis Cup, the Canadian driver of Austin car No. 140, on a Women's Double-Miss Jacobs and the South Australian Champlon-Lawn Tennis Association has de-summons for having inefficient Mian Ryan beat Mins Lyle and Men,

ships he beat AK, Quiat by 014 women to Wimbledon this

cided to send two men and two brakes. Dearman, 6-3,

617 70 613 60.

The team will

comprar.. This performance is definitely Murray, Canadian Coert the best in the youngster's car Laird Walt, member of the last and inter-collegiate champion,

tour Europe as a member of South Safely first tactles of Quist allow year's Canadian Davis Cup Team; ho did not know any more aboui | Dr. Chau Wai Cheung, Dr. W. K.)

Miss Caroline Deacon, Canadian woman champion: and Mies Elen- nor Young, Canada's second ranked Bromwich numbers among his woman player. recent victims Enrique Mafer Marcel Rainville, the 30-year and Vernon Kirky, Davis Cupold French-Canadian who holds representatives of Spain and the Canadian Championship, mayed for the prosecution, while Mr. South Africa respectively,

P. H. Sin was for the defence.

Trame-Sergeant motor vehicle Inspector, Kowloon, T. McInnis, testified that on March & when go ing down the alopo from the Water Police Station the brakes failed to hold the car. The car was gen- erally in a bad condition.

Africa's Davis Cup team. The side is: N. G. Farquharson, V. G. Kirby Max Beriram and J. 1lendrie, T. R. Barker, who is at present in England, will (anya Router)" as non-playing captain.

C. M. Jones won the first men's singles of the season when he defeated L. Sham. t the West Twickenham tournament at Strawberry Hill by| 10—8, 0—3. Miss 8. G. Chuter won Following this victory Bromwich the women's singles by beating Miss defented D.P. Turnbull by 61 911

57 63 02 in the final round,

G. M. Southwell" by 7––6, 6–0.

C. E. Hare was in great form at: the start of the Queen's Club covered The match Wis gruelling tennis tournament at affair, lasting two and a half hours. West Kensington, where he beat W. D. Flerce heat prevailed throughout. Wentoby by G-0, 0-2.

courts Inwn

"COLOURS" DEFEATED

STILL TO THE FORE

also come.

Murray and Watt are young players and are included in the team in order to obtain experi-

enco.

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

Cross-examined by Mr. Sin, wit- ness agreed that the brakes would' function properly if the cable were tightened. He added that The following quotations on the cable brakes when in good condi issued by

brakes are jammed on violently.

Car Inspected

"Civilian" Hockey Trial South Wales Borderers Nora York commodity exchange are tion should not slacken even if the

At King's Park

Playing in the "Civilian" hockey trial matelt on the Club ground at King's Park yesterday afternoon, the "Whites" defeated the "Colours" by seven goals to five. At half-time the acoro stonod at 3-2 in favour of tho "Colours."

Scorers for the "Whites" were, G. Singh (4), G. Fowler (2), and G. R. Divett. Awtar Singh (3), S. Singh and A. P. Souza netted for the "Caloura."

At Indian Station

wero

May

New York Cotton,

Apr. D.

Ctorn.

11.28

Apr. 10. Closing

11.20/20

11.34

10.08

11.04

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During the Inspection His Ex- patients and made enquires cellency conversed with several to their comfort etc. High tri- bute was paid to the beauty of the hospital site and

the general Lady Peel evinced great interest officiency of the service, while in the work Maternity Ward and the Hospital of tho Charity garden.

EXCHANGE RATES

Paris.

Amsterdam. New York,

Vienna... Prague..

Apr. 8. .73.11/32

Apr. 10, 73.20/32

Geneva.

14.04

14.00

Berlin.

..11.99

12.03

Athens

BOU

500

Milen.

.58.3/16

58%

Shanghai.

.1/04

1/0

1.80%

1.84

17.10%

17.17

25V

25%

.116.1:16 136.11/10

·1774

.36.5/16 .110 .2/0%

480 36.7/18 110 2/03/10/

28.10730

.1/0%

1/8.1/16)

.1/2.1/16

172.1716)

.40%

4.

.213

218

4.85%

.107. British Wireless

28.15/16 29.1/16

100%

The Court then adjourned for a 11.28/29 few minutes to inspect the car. 10.01/02

On resumption, Sergeant Mc- 10.95/06 Innis, replying to his Worship,

Bucharest 11.01/01 stated that he had 13 years' ex 11.09/00

Modrld. 11.60

Lisbon perience of cars. The present condition of the brakes of the ear

Hongkong Brussels. was fair, and much superior to Bombay 11.34/43 11,55/56

when he saw them on March 5.

11.12

11.56 New York Rubber

11.34

11.48

11.61

11.70/71

11.69

11,85 11:91

11.77/77 11.93/93 12.01/01

Readers may be interested to hear July that the South Wales Borderers who October left Hongkong in November of last December year with such an enviable sporting January (1936). 11.05 record in the Colony, have begun well Starch in their new Station in India by win-

Spot ning the Rawalpindi District Athletic Championships.

May It is also interesting to note that July

September amongst the other teams competing at this meeting were the Argyll and

October Both teams played without gonilen. Satherland Highlanders (who

December The players were as follow:

fifth), and the 3/0 Jat Regiment who January "White".--E. 11. P. White, A. M. were second in

Total sale:~301 lots the Indian Units Rodrigues; E. L. Goiano, J. Gonsal-Championships. Both of these regi-

Chiengo Wheat ves, G. Parker: G. E. R. Divatt, T.ments, it will be remembered, were

May

95%

96%-96% Whitley, Gurbachan Singh, G. Fow- stationed together with the 24th Re-July

92% 95 -9474 ler, R Carroll.

giment in Hongkong in the year 1031 September

9214 0·4%-95 1032.

Tursday's sales:-16,109,000 bushels

Chienge Porn Jump, the Long Jump, the Hurdles July The 24th Regiment won the 11igh May

87

88-88 82

8276-83 and the 100 yards Relay Racewhich September 7736 78 -78 event was done in the splendid time Total sales:-17,068,000 bushels o! 43.2/5 SECH. a record for the

Winnipeg Wheat. Punjab.

88 89%-80% 884 00 -90% New York Bilk

1.32 1.334-1.34 1.314 1.31-1.3214

1.30% 1.31-1.32

"Colours”—R. F. Selk, Parduman Singh; Jaggeet Singh, L. Ollveira, II. Singh, S. Fowler, Noronha, Awiar Singh, Sarangat Singh, A. P. Souza.

The "Colony" trial game which was to have been played yesterday afternoon, will be played on the Club ground, King's Park, at 5.10 p.m. this afternoon. Players as previous ly published.

"COLONY" TRIAL

MACAO v, Y.M.C.A. CANCELLED

The hockey match between the European Y.M.C.A. and Macao, which was arranged for Sunday next at Macao has been cancelled owing to Insulelent support for the local side, several of the Y.M. players having notified their inability to travel to Macao.

May In the Individua)

July Events, Cpl. Hughes of the Regiment won the Long Jump with a jump of 201t. 2 ins. May won this event for two years in Hong. September It is worthy of note that Cpl. Hughes July kong.

Total Balex:-170 lots

Mantren ilver, May

03.50 July

64.20

04.05

$8.00

Total sales:187 Contracts

Two cases of Diphtheria were re-September ported to the local Health authorities Derember on Tuesday.

WING ON'S

SPRING SALE

NOW PROCEEDING

The time to make purchases

04.80/06 65.25/50 60.10/80

Wong Kan, 20, fitter at the Wai Man Garage, Talpe Road, testined that on March 1: the

car was brought to the garage for repairs to the brakes and self-starter, The brakes were cleaned, read- justed and tested. At a speed of 20 miles an hour the skid mark on the road measured only three feet.

Yu Wing, co-partner and No. 1 employee at the garage, gave cor- roborative evidence, after which the Magistrate remarked that the defendant had been possibly led astray by the Wai Man, Garage, and administered 'a caution. He recommended defendant to have the car thoroughly overhauled, as It was not in a fit state to be on the road at the present time.

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60.90/67.40 EAST END OF LONDON

RECONSTRUCTION AND REPLANNING SCHEME-

London, Apr. 10.

And be-

Estimates for a £5,500,000 pro- gramme of slum clearance housing development placed fore.the London County Council are' understood to foreshadow one of the greatest slum clearance, re- construction and redevelopment schemes ever undertaken in the World.

The Chairman of the Hous- ing Committee states it is even- tually hoped to replan and recon- struct a very large portion of the East End of London.-British Wireless.

Building Societies Help

Five of the largest London Building Societies announce that from to-day the basic rate of in- terent charged, to all new borrow- ers, purchasing dwelling houses for their own occupation, will be reduced to 44% per annum.

The question of rebating inter- cat to old borrowers is receiving attention.

The assets of these five societies exceed £130,000,000.

Last year the advanced £26.500,- 000 to araint house purchase. British Wireless.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Yokohama. Montevhico Belgrade Montrea!

4.857 Silver (Spot). .228.7716 Silver (forward).28.9/16 War Lann.....

INSECTS CARRY DISEASE!

FLIT

kills

them

FLIT

His Inspiration!

TOO MANY CIGARETTES !

And the result?—That dis tressing malady, "smoker's throat." If you are the un- lucky victim of throat trouble due to pipe, cigarette or cigar smoking, usc Respiroids.

A Respirolds tablet, dissolving slowly in the mouth, quickly cases the soreness as the saliva, impregnated with curative elements, flows gently down the throat, while the antiseptic vapours released soothe the inflamed membranes and quickly 'set matters right.

Besides, Respiroids are of the utmost value in cases of cough, sore throat, colds and bronchial ailments generally. It is for the quick alleviation and curative treatment of these troubles that they have been specially designed.

RESPIROIDS

BRONCHIAL TABLETS

are obtainable at chemists, or, direct from the Dr. Williams Medicine Company, 451, Kiangai Road, Shanghai, 75 cents per bottle of forty tablets, post free.

NOTICE!

FROM SUNDAY

14TH APRIL, 1935

PRICES

of

ADMISSION

at the

CENTRAL

THEATRE

will be

REDUCED

to the following scale:

(TO ALL SHOWS)

Dress Circle

Back Stalls

$1.10

55 cts. 35 cts,

Front Stalls

during the past month

Hongkong Amusements, Ltd., have presented to you at the Central Theatre nothing but the best in screen fare and will continue to do so. and at the MOST POPULAR PRICES, The following are a few of the pictures to be shown from the 14th April:-

"RUGGLES OF RED GAP"

"JEW SUSS"

"THE LIVES OF, A BENGAL LANCER" "SWEET ADELINE"

"GOLD-DIGGERS-OF-1935"

"MAN OF ARAN"

Was love her crime? Did her hand

fire the fatal shot in the scandal

that stunned the nation?

The CRIME HELEN STANLEY

RALPH BELLAMY Shirley,Grey Gail Patrick

QUEEN'S

TO-DAY

Directed by D. Ross Lederman COLUME!

By Blosser

SUITABLE

PRESENTS

FOR ANY

OCCASION

KOMOR & KOMOR

ART & CURIO EXPERTS

York Building

Chater Road

I'LL HAVE TO PENAUZE YOU FIVE YARDS FOR TAKING

TOO MUCH TIME PUTTING

THE BALL IN PLAY!

SIGNALS... LISTEN, FRECK... 16...22.34. YOU'VE LEARNED

SHIFT

THE WRONG SIGNALS, AND THIS

GAME IS JUST

ABOUT OVER!

BETTER HURRY AND' CALL, SOME PLAY...WE NEED A

TOUCHDOWN, AND THERE ARE ONLY

A FEW SECONDS LEFT,

TO PLAY!

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REMEMBER FRECKLES.. CA KISS FOR EVERY TOUCHDOWN YOU MAKE...

DONT FORGST...ONE X!

FORMATION ONE XI. YOU GUYS JUST SIMME THAT BALL, AND GET QUTTA MY WAY LE

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