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LAWN BOWLS. S

CRAIGENGOWER C.C. STILL

WINNING.

Division II.

CS.C.C. v. YACHT CLUB.

At Happy Valley, the Civil Ser vice C.C. beat the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club by 20 shots. Scores:

Yacht Club.

HOME TEAM VICTORIES.

Lawn bowls matches were car ried out according to schedule Civil Service. on Saturday, although it was at J. C. Fletcher first felt that the periodical show- C. E. Jones ers earlier in the afternoon might J. R. Archibald curtail the programme.

J. Massey

A feature of the games was (sklp) that victory went to the home S. Eccleshall team in every case.

E. S. Abraham S. Deacon

G. Edwards

་

P. W. Ramsay

20

(skip) Hammond'

20

I. E, Langbottom Bentley

Carpenter

- 26

L. J. Davies

(skip)

12

In the first division, the Kow-L. Luck loon Docks had to fight all the R. T. Taylor.

(skip) way for their two points against the Bowling Green. It was any- E. W. Simmonds body's game right up to the end, W. J. Bickford, the verdict going to the home A.. E. Murphy team on the last head. Craigen- A. B. Allan gower again depended a great deal on Bradbury, as a comfort- able margin on his rink was re- sponsible for their victory. Kow- loon C.C. gave Taikoo a very close game, losing by only seven shots.

(skip).

29

75

E. I. Wynne-Jones A. Murdoch

N. V. A. Croucher Shields

(skip)

K.BG.C. v. TAIKOO R.C.

MEN'S FASHIONS.

BACK ONCE MORE TO WHITE COLLARS.

SINGLE-BREASTED COATS.

Englishmen have the art of wear- ing clothes with a casual assurance which is the envy of the world: they do not give undue considera- tion to the question of their appear- ance, yet have that inborn knack of selecting the right garment for the right moment and choosing colours that are suited to the ensemble, writes Fonthill Beckford in the "Daily Mail."

This characteristic has earned and retained for them the reputa- tion of leading the men's wear world. Moreover, they consider simplicity and unobtrusive elegance should be the keynote of their at 46 tire: hence it is through their quiet good taste they can always be pick- ed out in a cosmopolitan crowd.

14

Crossing over to Kowloon, the Taikoo R.C. lost to the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 21 shots. Scores:-

Described as one of the finest exhibitions of lawn bowls seen in the Colony for some time was the duc! between J. Massey and G. Edwards in the Civil Service

Bowling Green, versus Yacht Club fixture at Rundell Happy Valley. Their rinks ended Hatt up with an even score (200 shots Fergusson

most interesting A. Macfarlane each) after a tussle. In this match, the Civil

(skip) Servants got the better of their Drake visitors by 29 shots. The Bowl-Reed ing Green and Recreio "A" secur- Hall

Talkoo R.C. Young Cameron John Sloan D. Munro

22

(skip) R. Keown Stewart A. Craig Sloan

20

23

(skip)

ed easy victories over Taikoo G. E. Roylance and Craigengower respectively. (skip) The East Point R.C. narrowly ac H. Stonham counted for Recreio "B," thanks w. S. Cuff mainly to the rink skipped by C. Hogbin R. W. Lee.

Division I.

C.C.C. v. CIVIL SERVICE.

T. Foster

(skip)

"D. Spiers

W. Spence

E. Moore

In accordance with this attitude, there are never any extreme Inno- vations in men's clothes, the utmost being a modification of the silhou ette, produced by such details as the lengthening of the jacket, the creation of a new waistcoat, the al- teration of the lapel, or the re arrangement of the buttons,

Powder Blues and Greys. Then what will be worn during the coming months? Undoubtedly the 'single-breasted lounge jacket will be more in evidence than the 18 double-breasted, which was first favourite last season, but it will be longer and easier across the shoul ders, with a higher waistline, and fitting closely around the hips. 11 The double-breasted lapels will be more pointed and have a straight 49 edge.

D. C. Walmsley 25 (skip)

70

RECREIO' "A” v. C.C.C.'

On their own green, the Craigen- At King's Park, the Club de Re Rower C.C. defeated the Civil Ser-creto "A" defeated the Craigen- vies C.C. by 16 shots. Scores:-

Craigengower. Civil Service.. F. J. Neves

F. H. Holdman

M. A. R. Sousa F. E. E, Booker D. Rumjahn J. Gregory

B. W. Bradbury J. Hollidge (skip) 31 (skip)

H. Bear.

gower C.C. by 48 shota. Scores:-

Recreio "A". Craigengower.

R. F. Luz

C. A. Rodrigues

C. F. Silve

B

W. T. Brightmani L. Whant

'L. C. R. Sousa

(skip)

20

C. E. Marques

H. Westlake

H. Alves

J. Deakin

C. M. Alves

A. W. Grimmitt

21

C. Vas

E. el Arculli

U. M.. Omar

(skip) 18

G. L. Buchanan

C. S. Rosselet C. Bennet R. Basa-·

(skip) 17

66

(skip)

J. T. Laing

F. Haynes

S. E. Alderman

T. D. E. Pendered

(ekip).

A. Ribeiro

---- (skip) ...................35

F. X. Silva

C. A. Lopes

232

J. Ribeiro (skip)

51

KOWLOON DOCKS v. K.B.G.C.

On their own green, the Kow- loon Decks R.C. beat the Kowloon Bowling Green Club by one shot Scores:-

Kowloon Docks. Bowling Green.

C. Atkinson

J. Kempton

J. McKelvie

J. B. Brown

(skip)

Goodman

J. A. Lindsay

F. Cullen

R. Lapsley

(skip)

J. Puncheon

G. Henderson

H. Nish

D. Harvey

T. J. Magill

W. Russell

22.

(skip)

P. T. Farrell

A. E. Silkstone

J. Maclachlan

25

80-

W. Nicholson

D. K. Kharas W. Collins D. Fritz (skip)

A. E. Coates Y. Abbas

A. A. Lewis

F. T. Knott

—— (skip).

F. K. Modi

S. Flegg

J. T. Lunny

A. A. Razack

(skip)

E.P.R.C. v. RECREIO "B".

As to suitings the man who wishes to be well dressed or follow fashion will order neat-patterned cashmeres, plain

covered or worstede,

and cheviots those materials which wear longer than any other, and for which English manufacturers are famous.

Blues of the powder, dusted, and grey tones will be worn by at least 50 per cent. of the men we meet, Next will come greys and clean black and whites, but browns and tans will be relegated to the court- try for wear only in plus four and 9 rough tweed sults. These and the lighter tones, biscuit, cinnamon, oatmeal, and beige, are ideal; they always look well and never go out of fashion. Furthermore, they are 8 suitable for either golf or shooting

MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1928.

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-scord puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spellings,"such as harbor, plow, and altho.)

18

13

15

20

121

26

28

29

30

132

33

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35

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49

150

151

53

155

59

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10-Yea

1-A grassy field.

12-Animal Nech (PL)

OTNE INTERNATIONAL BYNDICATE,

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54-Organ of the body 36-Ever (poet) 57-Expands

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16-Recline

18-Nola

18-Avenue (abbr.).

20-AB arch

ZZ-A proposition 24-Aristocratic

26-Musical instrument

27-A trap

20-Order 30-Girl's name 31-8maller 33-Disappear

gradually 84-Protoot

35-Tall plant

38-Engrave

62-Hestan

| 63-Certiñad

64-Confections

VERTICAL

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4-An ancient

language

G-A fruit

7-Nothing but

B-Insane

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12-An alemantury

substance

42-Great body of water 18-Orie who bases 44-Conjunction

worth on birth or wealth

14-Destitute of hair

46-8tors awesy 48-A thing which glvas 18–Black

off light

49-Stumber

51-Trained

17-Tavern

E1-A door 23-Unrefined motel

25-A'form of aeroplans 28-Aged

28-A manufacturing city of Germany 80-Ground

32~Pronoun

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Republic 3-Time [musio) 87-A sharp blow $9-Thlok et horse 40-Beraglio 41-Accost

43-Eccentric rotating place to give reciprocating: motion

44-Exclamation of

BOPTOW 46-Profound

47-An expansion of the

Shannon River, treland

49-A famous jackey

50-An Egyptian officlat 63-Crooked

55-Shower

66-Prince Edward

Island (abbr.) 60-Guided

SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD PUZZLES

which you feel reasonably sure.

Start out by filling in words These will give you clue to other words crossing them, and they in turn to still offers. A letter belongs la cach white space, words starting at the numbered squares and running either horizontally or vertically or both.

(Tae solution of the above cross-word puzzla -will- appear in to-morrow's issue along with a new cross-word puzzle.)

wear, while the jacket can some slots in front which carry tiny 87 times be worn with the silver grey. pieces of celluloid to keep the collar

flannel trousers to form an ensem in shape. ble now very popular with Oxford

RC. defeated the Club de Recreio At Causeway Bay, the East Point

by 3 shots. Scores: East Point. Recreio "B", Baker

A. Machado

R. Campbell

A. Barros

A. K. Henderson J. Ribeiro

H. M. McTavish P. Yvanovich

(skip)

F. X. Soares

19 (skip)

27

H. Hampton Webster

A. Gomes

J. 'A. Douglas

H. R. Sequeira

R. W. Lee

L. Guy

(skip)

24

J. G. Ozorio

(skip)

21

(skip)

19

F. G. Samways

R. Duncan

D. Gow

J. O. McLaggen S. Gray

(skip) 23

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A. Holland

men.

White and self-coloured grounds are best for every-day wear: the loose and easy, with plenty of arm of tan, blue, grey, or biscuit, or The beat jacket is one that is latter if chosen in the pale shades

room: Any gadgets such as pleats, white grounds carrying mult belts, and tucks are out of fashion, coloured stripes, are the faney of for the sports jacket of to-day is the moment, but be careful that if modelled on similar lines to the your auit or shirt has much, pat- lounge jacket, except that it has tern your necktle forms a contrast 25 only buttons on the front and, as in other

I have already emphasised, le much colour......... more easy fitting. This last is also essential to allow for a pullover or woolly to be worn underneath In 9 colder weather,

J. M. Rosario E. V. M. R. Sousa R. H. Whiteford L. A. Gutierrez

K. Middleton

R. McKellar

A. H. Basto

W. Macfarlane

(skip)

19

(akip)

15

(skip)

58

TAIKOO R. C. v. K. C., C.

916

65

At Talkoo, the home team de- feated the Kowloon CC. by 7 shots. Scores:-

Talkoo R.C.

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HONG KONG HOTEL VISITORS.

June 10, 1928.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Allix. Messrs. W. W. Brotherton, Max. Brizon.

Messrs. E. J. Carmichael, Nell B. Carson.

Messrs. Stuart J. Fuller, R. E. Francis.

words, is in a self-

Necktie Colours. The newest suiting carry a great deal of small pattern in the weave, therefore one should choose a Avoid "Plus Eights." coloured necktie that will provide a On the subject of plus fours I relleving note to the whole. Here would utter a word of warning. Do again blues of that shade known as not copy the plus aixes and plus Wales, which is of the Wedgwood 21eights which certain young nuts" family but a little more blue, and are wearing, for they will go the aubergine, a new purple-red, are way of the Oxford bags. They are the popular self-colours, but there "too extreme, and after all a plus- is quite a demand for dark grounds four suit, if ordered from a hard fn black, navy, blue, or brown wearing tweed, should last three carrying bright contrasting stripes

On the other arranged in groups to form a bar.

Pastel shades are the outstand- The War Office announces that hand, be careful that if you are tall the promotions of Colonel C. G. your plus fours are loose and easy; ing note in the knitted-wear world- Fuller and Colonel J. W. Sandi- do not wear anything akimped or pullovers, jerseys, and stockings-

A. Messrs. J. R. Hooley,

F. lands to be major-generals have your proportions will appear though there is that younger set

who demand the loud checks and Henry, Mr. and Mrs. A. Holden. been aproved and will be carried grotesque,

Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Janes, Messrs. out shortly.

Earlier I talked of smart lounge Scottish plaids which have been

many of our golfA. R. Johnstone, Chas. Junghana. Colonel Fuller has been a tem- suits; what of the accompanying decorating

Mr. J. S. Nicholson, 23porary colonel-commandant since furnishing? We have had the courses of late. The first, however, September 1925, when he was ap- phase of the coloured shirt and col- are easily the most economical, for pointed commander of the Canal lar to match. To-day the coloured they work in well with almost any Brigade of the British troops in collar, stiff or soft, is being re-ensemble and do not date as quickly Egypt. During the war he served placed by the white starched dou- as the more obtrusive dealgns. in Gallipoll, Egypt, and France. ble kind. It is infinitely more Wedgwood, biscult, grey, cedar, all- Colonel Sandilands has been businesslike, while the so-called,ver blue, and black and white are Military Attaché at the Hague soft collar is also being smartened, the most popular colours. since 1924 and at Berlin since 1927, inasmuch as we are copying the

Six hundred women members of He served in various campaigns be- shape which the Prince of Wales

Conservative 23 fore the European war and com- has made world famous--the soft the Kidderminster

manded an Infantry brigade from double collar made with tabs of Party recently visited the Alham- 671916 until 1924.

the same material and having little bra, Landon.

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ME AN ORDER OF CORNED BEEF AN; CABBAGE BEFORE THE FIGHT STARTS-

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GOOD.-

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[NOW BRING ME

ANOTHER ORDER OF CORNED BEEF AN A PIECE OF APPLE PIE BEFORE THE FIGHT:

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SIR!

WAITER-GIT MEA CUPA COFFEE ANA

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PARDON-SIR- BUT WHERE IS THE FIGHT GOING TO BE?

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