1927-09-12 — Page 11

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1927.

LAWN BOWLS...

KOWLOON' DOCK WIN AGAIN.

AN UNBROKEN RECORD.

By defeating the Taikoo, R.C. in their last match on Saturday, the Kowloon Dock R.C.. who had a

S. Baker Walker

¡G.' Vickers

H. M. McTavish

THE CHINA MAIL.

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KOWLOON TONG.

Buchanan Oral Mark

LEAGUE BASEBALL.

Sword

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45

28

70

FILIPINOS LOSE TO "DRAGONS."

U.S. BASEBALL.

RESULTS OF LAST WEEK'S GAMES.

POLO TEST IN U.S.

FALSE PRETENCES?

AMERICA BEATS. ENGLAND BY AMERICAN BROUGHT BACK TO

13 GOALS TO 3.

SHANGHAL

FIRST BAND CONCERT ON SATURDAY.

TWO HOME RUNS.

INTER-CLUB MATCH.

After ол absence of several weeks on account of some of their

At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser- vice senior team defeated their Junior team by 31 shots, Scores: players being away in Shanghal in

ready won the First Division cham-

"A" pionship of the Lawn Bowls League. Longbottom have added another victory to their | R. A. Smith Hat.

F. Holledge · The Kowloon Dock Recreation T. D. E. Pendered Club have had a very successful sea- (skip) 21 son and are to be congratulated on A. H. Óswick their splendid achievement-that of H: H. Ross winning all the matches in which F. Deakin they were engaged."

close

The Taikoo R.C. were expected to give the champion game but the Kowloonites showed

their superiority on every rink.

The Division II match between the Yacht Club (home) and the Bowling Green Club was ย run- away victory for the visitors, who won by a majority of 45 shots.

There are only two matches left to be played in the League, both in Division II, these being the Yacht Club v. Taikoo (2).

Two interesting friendly matches their last match on Saturday, the were played on Saturday, in each case a junior team being pitted

gainst senior combination..

The East Point R.G. received the Police R.C. to whom they lost by 25 shots, whilst the Civil Service C.C. frat team got the better of their junior division side by 31 shots.

Division 1.

KOWLOON DOCK v. TAIKOO.

On their own green, the Kowloon Dock R. C. defeated the Taikoo R.C. by 18 shots. Scores:-

K.D.R.C.

C. Atkinson

J. V. Ramsay

A. Lindsay

J. C. Brown

(skip).... 21

L Puncheon

G. Henderson

O. McLaggan

5. Gray.

(skip)

H..G. Cooper

W. Greig

F. Cullen

2. Lapsley

(skip)

T.R.C.

J. Muirhead J. Whyte

J. Russell

(skip)

A. W. Grimmitt

(skip).... 25

P Keegan

I. Westlake

B. E. Maughan

A. O. Brawn

(skip).... 37

83

"D" Beattie

F. H. Haldman'

Archibald

R. Taylor

(skip).

S., Eccleshall

C. E. Jones

17

F. H. W. Haynes J. Massey

(skip).... 16

P. T.. Lamble Luck

A. B, Allan

5. Alderman

(skip)

15

52

connection. with the Far Eastern

Olympiad, the South China "Dragona" made a welcome re Appearance on the baseball diamond on Saturday and in a closely con- tested game defeated the Filipino B.B.C. by two runs (10-8) in the local League.

are

The "Dragons"

strong favourites for championship honours. They have played eight matches so far, all of which thay bave won, and there are two to be contested. Their nearest rivals are the Japanese who have lost two platches to date, so that another win for the "Dragons" would make their position secure.

The game was full of thrills, especially in the latter stages.

Inter-Departmental Tourney, The Police qualified to meet the Sanitary Department in the final of the Inter-Departmental Lawn

The "Dragona" had the upper Bowls Tournament by defeating the hand up to the fifth inning, lead- Small Units on the. Police Clubing by seven clear runs, but on two ground yesterday afternoon by the separate occasions thereafter, the margin of three shots.

Filipinos very nearly tied the score.

The final will probably be played next Sunday or the following week. The prizes will be presented at the conclusion of the match.

Yesterday's results were:- Police

Small Units Maughan

Pears Marks Condon Sword

Westlake

Mosa

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Deakin

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Shanghai Singles Champlon. The "Shanghai Mercury" September 3 reports:-

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of

A Costly Error. After having acored two runs In the second inning (the first inning being blanked) and with Shim on base in the third, an error on the part of the Filipino third baseman, Curreem, proved very expensive. S. L. Lee hit a grounder which went between Curreem's legs, the ball got amongst the spectators lining the ropes and the butter made the home circuit.

The singles open championship This hit di not deserve a home games have now reached the run and in this connection one of semi-final stage, and promise to the fielders was heard to remark be very interesting. In the top that some of the spectators-ardent half C. M. Sequeira meets Gordon- supporters of the "Dragons"— Wright. This match should be deliberately kicked the ball away

that he was not in a position to.

recover it in time.

W. Wotherspoon full of interest as Sequeira as from the fieldsman with the result

15 pinyed some very good games, having defented noted players like Burnside and Aitkenhead, Gordon-Wright is playing

T. Grimes,

T. Grimsbaw

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G. McLeod

R. Wallace

20

J. McCubbin

W. Weir

T. Laing

G. Morrison

18

50

(skip)

Division II.

R.H.K.Y.C. v. K.B.G.C.

He has de- 16 great game also.

feated T. Veitch and S. Marks. The result of this game is hard to predict, Sequeira if anything is the favourite.

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At North Point, the Royal Hong Cong Yacht Club lost to the Kow con Bowling Green Club by 45 hots. Scores (—

R.H.K.Y.C. Vood

nissim

Brely

Davies

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13

Bullock

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Edwarda

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aux

Broucher

Beed hieds

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36

K.B.G.C.

F. Stonham R. Carruthers

J. Budding

J. Maclachlan

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W. E. Hale

C. Hatt

G. B. Slipper

D. F. Warren

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J. Cameron

J. Reed

R. Dixon

A. Chapman

(akip) .... 28

LEAGUE TABLES.

The Filipinos opened their near- ing in the sixth inning when they collected five runs, through D. Leonard, T. Leonard, Bautista, Zafra and Cruz.

The score stood at 7-5 in favour of the "Dragons" when they went up for their sixth inning.

Lam. the first man up, hit a beauty between centre-field and left-field for a home run amidst great excitement. Two others also scored.

The Filipinos made a strenuous effort to pull the game round in the seventh and had hard luck in being two runs in arrears after scoring thres in the last inning.

In the bottom half Harrison meets F. Large. Harrison is the holder of the honour of being the singles champion and it looks as if he is going to repeat the per- formance again this year as he is playing up to his standard. If he wins the championship it will be his third year in succession. Large in also playing a great game and if he tackles Harrison! in the same way that he went after A. A. Malcolm and G. B. Stormes, Harrison will have to Fernandez work

more than hard to put Zafra Large out.

SOCCER.

MEDICALS DRAW WITH KECREIO.

A well fought out football] match was seen at King's Park: 81 on Saturday when the Royal Army Medical Corps held the strong Club de Recreio senior XI to a draw of two goals all.

The positions in the League to ate are:-

Division I.

aikoo R.C.

The teams lined up as follows:---- Filipinos

"Dragons" T. Leonard Bautista

Ib

K. Chinn

89

T. Chinn

C

S. S. Lee

D

S. L. Lee

Cruz

2b

Sling

Rull

If

Lam

Delgado

cf

D. Chin

Curreem

3b

June

D. Leonard

rf Shim

Substitute:-

L. Rull

Umpires:-S. Kulano,

Hachiumm and

Score by innings:-

"Dragons" Filipinos.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 00,000 59 0 2 4 0 13 —

Walk Over for Japanese. The Japanese B.B.C. who were to play the "Tigers" on Saturday re- celved a walk-over as the latter failed to put in an appearance on

Recreio Defeated.

the field;

The Portuguese players were attacking vigorously for the first 15 minutes and kept the soldiers' P. W. D. L. Pts. defence very busy but of no. owloon D.R.C... 12 12 0 0 24 avail, the Medicas being the first

12 7 1 4 15 to draw blood through Sims who Playing against the Hong Kong olice R.C... 18 6 0612 sent in a beautiful shot which Baseball Club yesterday at Happy owloon B.G.C. 12 5 1 11 found its mark just underneath Valley the Club de Recreio were ivil Service C.C. 12 6, 0 7 10 the horizontal bar. of the goal surprisingly defeated by 16 runs ráigengower C.C. 12 5 0 7 10

to eight. Cockey pitched a fine owloon C.C. .... 12 1 0 11

2 post, Shots for and Against.

game for the winners. In the last At half time the Recreio were inning Figueiredo scored a "homer" one goal down but were still for the Recrelo. keeping up the offensive. They were soon rewarded for their efforts, Gosane sending in the equaliser shortly after the com- 41 mencement of the second half. -54 Rocha put his aide one up by 199 heading the ball in, but thanks to a miskick by Ogley, who put the P. W. D. L. Pts. ball into his own goal, the owloon C.C. 14 11 0 3-22 R.A.M.C. drew level.

For Agst. Up Dn. jowloon D.R.C. .... 761 587 174 ajkoo R.C...... 733 658 76 owloon B.G.C... 723 695 28 ivil Service C.C. 728 706 olice-R.C....... 688 729 raigengower C.C. 661 715 owloon O.C. 562, 761

Division II,

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ast Point R.C... `14 10' 0 4 20

aikoo R.C... 12 8 1 3 17

Earlier in the afternoon, on

owloon B.G.O... 14 0 5 18 the same ground, the Club de lub de Recreio. 14 5 1 8 11 Recreio 2nd XI defeated H.M.S. 10 "Durban" by two goals to mil,

8the scorers being Carvalho and

2 Roza-Pereira.

ivil Service C.C. 14 5 8 9 ralgengower G.C. 14 4 0 10 oyal H.K.Y.C... 12 1 011

Shots for and Against,

For Agat. Up. Dn. owloon C.C..... 862 733 129 ast Point R.C.... 845-722 123 owloon B.G.C... 354 795 119 aikoo R.C.

748 651 92 lub de Recreio.. 783 806 vil Service C.C. 752 838 algengower C.O. 745 846 byal HEY.C... 576 882

Friendly Matches.

EAST POINT V. POLICE.

20

86

101

256

LAWN TENNIS.

LADIES' SINGLE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

Entries for the Hong Kong Ladies Singles Open Champion- ship Challenge Cup at the Ladies" Recreation Club, close on October 5. Every lady may enter who is

a member of any Tennis Club in

At Causeway Bay, the East Point the Colony.

Clest to the Police B.C. by 26

ots. Scores

EP.R.COM P.R.C.

AT. Hamilton Glendenning

W. Williamson Kelly M Shaw Condon. McKellar Www Weaty. (skip) 12 (akip): Bemways Wiltahira

ebeterHollands

AHAWhiteford Belde

CAKI

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THE MAJOR LEAGUES.

New York, Saturday. The following were the results of last week's games in the Ameri- can baseball League:

National League.

Saturday (Sept. 3.):-

New York 6, Philadelphia 5, New York T, Philadelphia 4. Boston 4, Brooklyn 8. Boston 4, Brooklyn 6. Pittsburg 14, St. Louis 0. Cincinnati 2, Chicago 1. Sunday (Sept. 4):—

New York 6, Philadelphia 0. Brooklyn 2, Boston 3. Brooklyn 3. Boston 2. Chicago St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg 8. Monday (Sept. 5);—

New York 1, Boston 6. New York 9, Boston 8. Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 6. Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia 7. Pittsburg 6, Cincinnati 8. Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati 4. Chicago 6, St. Louis 1. Chicago 0, St. Louis 2. Tuesday (Sept. 6);--

Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 0. New York 9, Boston 6. St. Louis 13, Chicago 1. Wednesday (Sept. 7):-

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Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 9. St. Louis 6, Chicago 2. St. Louis 8, Chicago 4. Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 6. Thursday (Sept. 8) :—

St. Louis 7, Chicago 11. Friday (Sept. 9):—

Chicago 2, New York 7. St. Louis 8, Brooklyn 6. Pittsburg 3, Philadelphia 2. Cincinnati 8, Boston 1.

American League.

Philadelphia 1, New York 0. Washington 4, Boston 3.. Chicago 4, Cleveland 1. St. Louis 11, Detroit 10. Sunday (Sept. 4);~

Saturday (Sept. 3):--

Washington 3, Boston 5, St. Louis 4, Detroit 3. Chicago 3, Cleveland 6. Monday (Sept. 5)

Boston 12, New York 11. Boston 0, New York 5. Philadelphia 2, Washington 1. Philadelphia 3, Washington 0. Detroit 0, Chicago 5. Detroit 10, Chicago 6. ** Cleveland 7, St. Louis 6. Cleveland 2, St. Louis 3. Tuesday (Sept. 6):-

Boston 2, New York 14, Boston 5, New York 2. Cleveland 4, St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 9, Washington

14.

Philadelphia 4, Washington 0. Detroit 6, Chicago 9.. Wednesday (Sept. 7):-

Boston 10, New York 12. Thursday (Sept. 8) -

New York 2, St. Louis 1. Philadelphia 9, Detroit 1. Boston 10, Cleveland 8. Washington 3, Chicago 4. Friday (Sept. 9):-

New York 3, St. Louis 9. Philadelphia 2, Detroit 5. Boston 6, Cleveland 1. Washington 0, Chicago 8. -Reuter's American Service,

Line-up. Recreio. Alves Pereira

A. Alvarez Alvarez

Hong Kong.

p. Cockey.

c.f.

c. Mohon.

1.b. RussakoЛ. C. Figueiredo If. Lammert.

A. Gosano 8.8. Bowker.

2b. Muccio.

r.f. Burrell.

3.b. Murray.

M. Barros A. Xavier B. Gosano

Score by Innings:-

1:2 3 4 5 6 7 Total. Hong Kong... 1002451 16 310.210 1 8

Recreio

BRILLIANT DISPLAY,

ALLEGED ARMS DEAL,

Shanghai, Sept. 4,

&

ENJOYABLE PROGRAMME.

of

the

Was way,

not

Meadowbrook, Yesterday,

An enjoyablo promenade coB. In the first match for the K. M. Crawloy, said to be cert was given by the Band of the Westchester Cup, after a brilliant widely known California club pro- 1st Battalion of the Cameronians at display before 50,000 spectators moter and sportsman, who came to the Ede Memorial Park, Kowloon American beat Britain by 13 to 3. Shanghai last May bringing with

Tong,

on Saturday night. Al- though the surroundings wero There was a light breeze and him a Lincoln limousine, and de-de for the enjoyment of the turf was perfect. The teams parted homebound a week ago, is д concert

returning to Shanghai from Japan tion,

of this were unaltered. U.S.A.: Watson in the custody of Deputy U. Shaps due to the counter attraction descrip- attendance, per- Webb, Hitchcock, jr., Malcolm Marshal William Van Buskirk. He at the Kowloon Cricket Club or to Stevenson and Devereux Mil-was arrested in Japan on a warrant the fact that the Park is rather burn. British: Pert, Williams, charging him with obtaining money out the Roark and Atkinson.

under false pretences.

very large. The Cameronians are, First chukker: After ninety Issuance of the warrant in the of course, not unknown here, they acconds play Hitchcock scored United States. Court for China having entertained large gatherings after carrying the ball half the followed shortly after Mr. Crawley's at the Lee Garden for several con- with fine departure for America on the secutive Saturdays early in the length of the field

The war Summer. It only remains to state sweeping strokes. Half a min-steamer "Tenyo Maru." ute later Stevenson scored after rant was based upon a complaint that the music provided was excel- a good run by Hitchcock from made by a Chinese who asserted lent, and quite on a par with the

that he had been victimized by programmes previously presented. midfield, Several British efforts Crawley and one other, whose name The programme was as follows: were thwarted by Milburn's was given as a "Mr. Thompson," in follows magnificent defence.

connection with negotiations for the March, "The New Colonila," Hall. Second chukker: The British purchase of a large quantity of Cornet Solo "Siylliotta"..Blonn. made a drive goalwards but arms

ammunition. The

(Sololat: Edam. G. Phillips). Mliburn warded it off. Then Chinese complainant said he repre- Selection from "Rigoletto," Verdi. Webb, catching ball in midfield sented Szechuen military men who Idyll, "Evening Breeze," Langly. until cleverly ridden off by had commissioned him to buy need-Musical Travesty.."D'ye Ken John

Peel"

.Douglas.. drove towards the British goaled arms in Shanghai.

"Light Cavalry"

Suppe. Atkinson.

Bell Gavotte.."Bells of St. Malo" Rimmer.

British Rallies.

And

$75,000 Paid..

According to the complainant

after protracted negotiations that

"Patience":

gregor"

Sullivan.

......Amers.

Frim'!.

German.

.....Eckersburg. The Cameronian Rant...

In the next chukker the Bri- tish made repeated rallies down

Highland Patrol. "The Wee Blac were held in an apartment on outer field but met with a stonewall Bubbling Well Road complete ar-Selection from "Rose Marie," defence. Near the goal mouth rangements for the sale and deli- Williams and Atkinson missed very of the arms and ammunition Three Dances from "Henry VIII" scoring by the narrowest margin were made and payment was made the latter's shot being just over for them by the Chinese in the sum Grand Fantasia .."Battle of

Waterloo the posts. The chukker ended of $75,000. In support of his com- with the score still at 2-0. plaint the Chinese exhibited three Midway through the third chuk-receipts that bear the written name. The Chinese ker Atkinson scored from under "R. M. Crawley." his horse. Hitchcock soon added said he accepted these and then dis- covered that he had been victimiz- two more one being a long shot od as he was unable to obtain pos- from midfield and the other session of the arms he had paid for. from a scrimmage near the

What part the mysterious "Mr. posts. At the beginning of the Thompson" plays in the transaction fourth chukker the British put or information concerning his iden. a stubborn defence until tity and nationality are details yet Hitchcock scored from a high to be disclosed. drive. A moment later. Webb Deputy Marshal Van Buskirk notched another after a double and Mr. Crawley are aboard the steam "President Harrison" which pass from Hitchcock, scoring is due to arrive here on Tuesday again before the end of the chukker America led 7-1.

up

• Milburn's Two Goals.

morning.

The complainant in the case is represented by Mr. F. J. Schuh! In the fifth chukker Milburn who is legal representative in almost immediately scored the Shanghai for the Szechuen provin crowd cheering as the veteran 'cial government.

POSTE RESTANTE.

CORRESPONDENCE, ETC. AWAITING.

A Post Office notice on Saturday gives the following poste restante information

Letters: W. R. Attaway, R. T. Boffa,. Rnu! Bigazzi, E. Bolton, J. J. Booth, E. K. G. Briant, M. L. Brodie, G. Bonavita, Mrs. F. J. Baily. Misa M. Baily, A. W. Coverdale, D. Y. Epston, Fong Sau Ling, P. W. Fock, Costan, J. C. Charrington, H. A. liss AI. Girdlestone, Go Sho & Co. (Books), W. M. Hewlett, K. Hou chere, I. W. H. Hosegood, S. Jones,

shot straight through his oppon- The Mr. Crawley involved in the. M. Johnson, Miss E. L. Jenna, ents' posts. In the, sixth chukker case has no connection with the J. R. Lee, Theo. Lowther, L. V. Roark just missed the American Velvet Ice Cream company whose Lloyd, H. A. Monro, L. W. Malby, goal. Milburn dribbled half the proprietor and Manager in Mr. Paul Mrs. A. Moore, M. M. Morgan, E. length field scoring America's Crawley.-"China Press." ninth goal and in the next chuk- ker Hitchcock and Webb added a goal each.

In the seventh chukker after Webb had added

America's twelfth goal Roark scored with a sharp shooting drive from a difficult corner on a pass from Williams.

LONG COURTSHIP.

HE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN HER BETTER.

Shanghai, Aug. 22. Love may not be grand and the itinerant

Lamasters,

Mauncio, Mme. Poneau, Miss Rose Piaget, Capt. B. Pritchart, R. J. Rohrs, W. W. Stark. C. Trucano, J. H. Turbill, H. Ward.

Unpaid Correspondence: A. Gabarefis, D. Garcia, Jim Lom Hill, Kang Hok Lay, Mrs. Kampholy, Khajan Singh, Kwong Tai Kung, Mr. Linbich, M. B. Long, G. Mack, Miss G. McNider (1st C. B. S.

Guides), Plotz Sala, Mr. Witold,

Wm. Wolf.

Registered Articles:-Miss E Adair (H. K. Hotel), M. L. Brodie,

In the last chukker Webb most beautiful thing in life but scored again and then Pert Aaron scored from a straight shot in photographer, doesn't think so. Antonio Cadiz, Chan Wai Yiu front of the posts. Reuter's Here is Aaron's experience:— American Service.

DOG RACING.

ASSOCIATION SUSPENDS A

TRAINER.

(H.K. University), H. D. Law, Mrs..

In 1902 when working as E, N. Litvikoff, Blahan Singh, (In- Parcels: Fung Ng May, Miss

photographer for the New dian School) Orleans Item, he met Miss Castle Leung Shit Ying, Y. C. Ling.

Boucherau. A courtship began

which lasted nearly 25 years. At

WATER SUPPLY.

the age of 57 years Aaron came to Shanghai with his trusty London, Saturday. camera. That was nearly nine Upon the conclusion of the in months ago. The love for his¦. quiry into the death of Talloak, fiancée still burned and a fw Reservoirs on September 1, 1927-

Level and Storage of water in

the Greyhound Racing Association Announces that the committee has weeks ago Aaron sent for her.

The quarter-century courtship CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER decided to suspend T. Fear, who holds a licence under the G.R.A. culminated in marriage in Shang- rules. The whole question of the hai. The union lasted just three administration of tonics to dogs is days and their trouble will now being considered. Heuter.

Tytam be aired in the local divorce

Tytam Byewasb court.

Tytam Intermediate That man is impossible," Tytam Tuk

-“PAIN IN THE STOMACH,

WORKS LEVEL.

1926 1977 4′11′′B Level

7.: 5oB Do..

Level Do. Do DB.

It is most annoying, as well as dis- Mrs. Lamasters told an inter-Wong Nel Chang..... 18 7B 32B 8' 4"B Level "I wouldn't live with Pokfulama agrecable to be troubled with pains in viewer.

[Note: B. denotes "Below Overflow"; the stomach, and there is no need of him another day if he sprouted A denotes Above Overflow." it, for one dose of Chamberlain's Colic wings and became an angel." "Storage in millions and decimals and Diarrhoea Remedy will allay 'che

of gallons. pain. Bold everywhere.

1924

The cameraman happened along at the Lake Louise Station in the Canadian Rockies just så this train, load of I Girl Guides: from Ontario, were about to leave for other glorious, camping point in the moustalana yɛhe Guidar left: Toronto her special Canadian Pariño train about tha yalddle of my en as journe

been planning for many months partNumerous camps held at polota in the Canadian Rogicias Lestured tha era tour of this harpY KOUP SI Guides. They are here i én saya

Lamasters was located in the Bund Gardens shooting pictures

Tytam of Japanese marines,

Tytam Byowash "Humph!" he said, "that Tytam Intermediate woman is a devil. The first day Tytam Tux wasn't so bad but the next two Wong Nel Chung

Pokfulum were torture. I'm gonna get me

a divorce.".

Total

1927

843.88

$284.80

12.68

22.87

196.90

195,90

3,419.00 1,419.00

15.08

28.34

47.78 66.00

2,084.32 2,114.41

It was suggested to Lammasters Consumption of water in the City that after 25 years of wooing he and Hill District in millions and de- .cimals of gallons during the month of should have known whether their August,

taates were in common before venturing to the well-known Consumption altar.

1920 1927 272.29: 838.42 Estimated population 404.180 414.500 "Shucks, I guess I just got so

per day the 21.7 25.0 Intermittent Supply in all Rider fecble that I couldn't hold out Main Districts up to the 1st and Full any longer," he replied.-United Supply in all Rider Main Districts Press.

HONG KONG HOTEL VISITORS.}

September 7, 1927,

Mr. A. E Atkins.

Messrs. D Gordon Bell, R. J.

Birbeck, H. R. Bjuks, Captain and

Mre. V. H. Bonetham.

from August 2 to 31, 1920.

*Full Supply in all: Rider ·Main Dis tricts during August 1927. RAN KOWLOON WATER WORKS

LEVEL

J

1820 1927 Kowloon Reservoir Level Level Shek: Lat Pul: Reservoir Do. Do. Reception Reservoir.

Storage in millions and decimals

aga

of gallons

GENE 1528 19277 Mr. and Mrs. A. Clios, Mr. B. Kowloon Reservols and 152.50- 852,50 Cohen, de

TAKARA | Shek÷Lai;Pui Reservoiry 100.80, 100:80) Messrs. J. F. Donnelly, P. C. Reception Reservoir Denroche

$459.30 58.80; Mr. D. L Fisher.

Consumption of water in “Kowloon” Meaars, C. Ganderson, Ch. Gerer, in millions and decimals of gallons day- Mcaste AF Henry H. Hining the month of Augusta jook chliffe Miss D. J. Hill, Dr. Hull

15 Mr. J. E. Joseph -

Messrs. H. A. Keller, L. K. Kant

HAMOL HALillle, Miss Lerrands || MTA ZA N. Marshall, Mrs. Minster. Miss Pierre, Mr. and Mrs. H. V.

1920. 1927 Consumption

82.91 109.13 Estimated population 150.460 161,500

Full Supply in all districts August, 1926 and 1927, 22+ (2) feve

The Government Analyst

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