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at the forty-first ordinary meeting to A large gathering of spectations be held at the offices of the Company, including H.E. the Governor who was No. 18, Peddar Street, on Friday, the accompanied by Mr. Eric Rice 19th May, 1993, at noon, state (Private Secretary), witnessed the The General Agents and Consulting challenge match of the open doubles Committee have pleasure in benità Saunia championship of the Colony.ing a statement of the affairs of the The rival pairm were the Office made up to 31st December, Hancock brothers. (holders of

1921, in Sterling and Hongkong our the championship. in 1921) and Ng Sre-kwong and W. Lock-wei

1920 Account-After paying an (challengers). The champions were interim dividend of $18 per share on defeated by seven games out of 38. Ng May 19, 1931, the amount standing and Wai won 20 and their opponents to the credit of this Account & 13. This victory for the Chinese pair $889,630.19 gives Ng Sze-kwong a double success This year, as he had also won the ringles championship of the Colony for the fifth year in succession.

Ng and Wei played a finë combina- tion game yesterday, and won the championship on their ments. Their net defence was impregnable. We was the best man on the court in this department of the game, and was will applanded for his play. The Han- cocks managed to get in some fine smashes in the middle of the court and cuts down the side lines.

The Chinese pair ran away with the first three games of the fist ret before their opponents got into their stride. Then the Hancocks drew up to 2-8. Ng and Wei won the sixth game. The Bar cocks took two more And then fell off colour, and the sat went to the Chinese for 6-4. Ther was not much excitement in this set, although both pairs were obviously

"all ont."

The second set was a long struggle which ran into 14 games before decision was possible. The first two games were divided. Then Ng and Wei made it 3-1, but allowed their opponents to take the next game Re-asserting themselves in the next two gamen they took the aderes to 6-2 Then the turning point came with the Chinese wanting only one more game to win. Playing with great Brilliancy, the Hancocks took the next three games, one of them for love, and 5 all was called. The Chinese axt took s

and love game, again led. The English pair replied also with a love game, and six all war called. A strenuous struggle followed, but it was now the Chinese pair's time to show brilliancy, and taking The next two games, won 8-6.

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Although two sets behind, the Hancocks continued to play a hard and careful game in the third and what proved to be the last set. The Chinese took the first game easily, but the English pair were

the nert and their mettle in took it after a long rally. The Chinese again led in the next but lost a love game and the pairs were again level. After this the Chinese asserted themselves and took the set to 5-2. The next two games were hard fought. The English pair took the first on "H's" servios with a smash after 40-15. The last game weit to dence before the Chi ness got the decision, 6-3. Ng secured the winning point with a shot which grazed the top of the net and fell into the Hancocks court with both of them at the base.

Bcores: Ng and Wei, 64, 86, 69.

PRESENTATION OF PELZES.

At the conclusion of the match, Mr. F. Hancock, President of the Hongkong Cricket Club, called on

Mi Ram to present the prizes. Misa

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The Hon. Sir Paul Chater, CM.G., Sir Bobert Ho Tung, Messrs. A. H. Bowes-Smith, E. J. Chapman, T. E. Pearce, H. W. Bassoon and HP white retire but, being eligible, offer themselves for re-election.

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Han he said, had been long associated First Church of Christ, Scientist,

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a member for many years and in hin younger days had made many hundreds of runs on the ground.

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Mr. Hancock remarked that the season had been a most successful one. The matches. bad been somewhat delayed by the strike and the weather, but despite, this the fials Handicap Doubles Winners, Major were pretty well up-to-date. HeJ. R.Lloyd an A. B. Baworthru thought the must distinguished feature nere-up, A. Breadley and H-E, Barish: of the tournament, as in former Mixed Doubles. —Nor jet decided to years, wax the excellent play of Mr.A BATA Gam

Handicap Singles "B."-Not yet med roomed by 2. Zawrence & decided.

Ng Bre Kwong.—(Applause.)' who had won the Open Singlee Championship of the Colony for the fith time in mccession -which- was recort for the Clab. He thought it was high time the young men of the Colony girded on their armour and "gave him a jolly good hiding." (Laughter.) The speaker paid a The 'China. Mallis deffered free si special tribute of praise to the hon. beribers in Hongkong sad Kowloon secretary (M. I. 8. Greenhill), and to Portage is Charged at the mawe of thy | Mr. H. A. Nisbet-na-ampire.---

Miss Bam then presented the prizes.

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This match in the Tennis Leaguera ("B" Division) played on the 'Crai gengower ground, the CRC won by 82 games to 36. Scores:

Yew Man Teun and Cheung Wing Kui (OKC) best IL Omar and & Hamid (Craigengower), 65; but G Green and R: Bass, 7-4.

Chow Man Ping and Lo. Han Ho (C.B.C.) beat U. Omar and 8. Hamid, 8-4; best 1 Abbar and -P. Gzone, 11-07 best G. Green and R. Basa; 7-4- Open Championship Singles Kwok Po Kan and Ho Champion, Ng Ba Kwong; winner, Wai Hing (CB.C.) best U. surata on Page 2. 3. 4.1.8 and 9 should M. W. Lo runner-up, A. A-Kamjahn. Omar and 8. Hamid, 6-0; best C. Open Championship Doubles Abbas and F. Grose, 74; lon to G. fireet, not lader khan 13.20 a.mi

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