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SINCERE'S

BOWLS LEAGUE.

CRAIGENGOWER WIN DIV,

CHAMPIONSHIP.

DIV. II. LEADERS LOSE.

THE CHINA MAIL,

Kowloon C.C. Borrowman D. Shank

LC. J. Tacchi

W. W. Hirat

(skip)

H. Gittins

IT. B. Smith

C. Fincher

East Point R.C. Hi})

Arnold

L. de Rome

A. Wobater

31

(akin)

92

22

H. Hatch

C. H. Coutts

H. F. Akehurst

J. K. Shaw

OPTICIANS' SUIT,

ALLEGED. DISSATISFACTION WITH GLASSES.

AFTER 7 MONTHS' USE.

14 Supreme (skip) Black

Cralgengower Cricket Club, J. P. Robinson the result of their win over

(skip) Kowloon Cricket Club on Satur- W. Brace day, coupled with the unexpected G. G. Harrison Gahagan victories of Kowloon Bowling A. H. Lay Goldenberg Green Club over Police R.C. and F. G. Herridge Hampton Civil Service C.C. ovor Taikoo

(skip) 90 (skip) FR.C., have won the senior division).

championship of the Lawn Bowls league.

Police R.C. and Taikoo R.C. would have still been possible rivals of Craigengower' had the

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on

At His Britannic Majesty's

Court, Shanghai, August 13, the case of Messrs. N. Lararus & Co. against Mr. B. Colman was heard by Judge G. W.. King, Q.B.E.

Mr. R. V. Meyer, the manager of the plaintiff firm, appeared and said - 54 that Mr. Celman came to see him and asked him to withdraw the summons, but he refused to do so. Defendant did not put in an appear-

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B.H.Y.C. v. RECREIO "B".

Entertaining Club de Recreio ́ance. games on Saturday.

lost by 20 shots, Scores: Civil Service C.C., who had al-Yacht Club. ready lost ten matches without

Sutton getting a single point, are to be Murdoch congratulated in accuring a deci-Wood sive win over Taikoo.

former two teama won, their "g", Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club Judge King then read a letter

Recreio "B", EL Barros E. V. M. R. Sousa Rozario

L. A. Gutierrez

Shields

(skip)

(skip)

F. Ribeiro

A. Gomes

Descon

In the junior division, Civil Service C.C. were defeated by Beatles Club de Recreio “A”-but are still at the top of the table, having one Carpenter point more than the latter in the same number af matches played.

Division I.

CRAIGENGOWER v. K.C.C.

At Happy Valley, Craigengewer Cricket Club, winning comfortably on two rinks, defeated Kowloon Cricket Club by 21 shots. Scores Craigungower.

G. T. Buchanan

G. S. Rosselet

C. Bennett

R. Basa. (skip)

Kowloon C. C Burford

E. Kera

B. Petheram

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A. Chapman

(skip)

L. E. Lammert

W. T. Brightman

A. A. Razack

H. Beer

U. M. Omar

(skip)

F. J. Neves

D. Fritz

30'

F. Goodwin

G. E. Wragge

J. Gibson

(sk:p)

J. T. Dobble

J. A. Howe

A. W. Smith

D. Rumjahn

B. W. Bradbury

J. Fraser

(skip)

22

(ekip)

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POLICE RC. V. K.B.G.C.

J. Ribeiro

Davies

J. G. Ozario.

(skip) Abraham Stone

20 (skip)

F. A. Machado

Gonsalves

Ramsay

Alves

(skip)

17

A. H. Basto (skip)

40

Edwarda

addressed to the Registrar by Mr. Colman asking if it were possible to have the case adjourned, as he had returned the goods in question to the plaintiff on the grounds that they were unsatisfactory and believ- 22 ed that a settlement could be made.

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Mr. Meyer explained that Mr. Colman purchased, one pair of glasses on December 31, 1927, for $21.50 (which amount he did not pay)' and on March 28, 1928, he came down to the office with the glasses, one of the lenses of which had been broken, and asked that a one be made. He laid the 28 new

blame for the accident on faulty' a workmanship, and it was agreed to make him a new lense for $5. When the repair was effected he took the glasses and seemed to be satisfied On their own green, Taikoo Re-with them. He was approached creation Club defeated Craigen-several times for the original $21.50 gower Cricket Club by 13 shots, and for the $5 for repairs but re- Scores:-

fused to pay it. On July 21 he re- turned the glasses, after using them seven months, and having shivered one lens to fragmenta, claiming that they were unsatisfactory, and refus- ing to pay a cent for them. The 25 summons was then taken out. When

TAIKOO RC. 7. C.C.C

21 Taikoo R.C.

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15

R. M. Keown

S. Hope

A. Craig

Jas. Sloan

(skip)

Spfera

Maxwell

Moore

D. Walmaley

(skip)

14 D. Young

A. McIndoe

50 Jn. Sloan

On their own green, Police Re- creation Club lost to Kowloon Bowl- Ing Green Club by the narrow margin of 2 shots. Scores Police R.C.

W. E. Hollands

Gooding

McLeod

J. Clark (skip)

J. Dram P. Condoa C. West

G. Mos

(skip) Hargreaves Glendenning Marks

A. Clark

(skip)

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K.B.G.C.

R.. Duncan

D. Muir

D. Gow

W. Macfarlane

(sk.p)

A. E Silkstone

Hogbin

Hall

L. Guy

(skip)

H. Nish D. Harvey

J. T. Magill

12

A. N. Holland

(skip)

$6

CIVIL SERVICE ▾ TAIKOO.

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15

Cralgengower.

A. E. Coates R. C. Reed

P. Dixon

F. T. Knott

18

(skip)

D. K. Kharas

E. Zimmern

:

27

W. Nicholson

W. Collins

(skip)

F. K. Modi

8. Flegg

J. T. Lunny

D. Munro (skip)

24

A. A. Lewis

(skip)

69

LEAGUE TABLES.

the defendant came to the office and asked for the summons to be with- drawn he'still refused to pay, claim-

Ing that the glasses were now in 17 the possession of the plaintiff, but after the summons had been with-

drawn he would talk business.*

On this evidence Hia Honour gave judgment, with costs of the action, 14 in favour of the plaintiff.

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U.S. PRESIDENCY.

WALL STREET SUPPORT FOR MR. HOOVER.

The positions in the League to date are:

Division L

New York, Saturday. P. W, D. E. Pir Although Wall Street was re- Craigengewer C.C. 9 9.0.0 18 norted as opposed to the nomina- Police R.C. .10 0 0 4 12 fion of Mr. Hoover as President. Kowloon Deck R.C. 3 5 1 11 Mr. Thomas Lamont, partner of Taikoo R.C.

9 4 9 5 8 Messrs. J.-P. Morgan and Com- Kowloon B.G.C. 9 4 0 5 8 pany, has decided to support Mr. Kowloon C.C......9 3 1 5 7 Hoover. Reuter's American Civil Service C.C. 11 1 0 10 2 Service.

Division IL

P. W. D... Pi Civil Service C.C. 10 7 1 2.15 Recrelo "A".....10 7 0 8 14 Kowloon B.G.C...10 6 1 3 13 23|Taskoo R.C.

8 -5 Recreio "B"..... 9 4 58 Cralgengower G.C. 10 East Point R.C. 1.11 Kowloon C.C......93 Yacht Club ..... 91

Visiting Happy Valley, Talkoo Recreation Club were surprised by Civil Service Cricket Club, the lat ter winning by the big margin of 84 shots. Scores:- Civil Service. F. E. Rooker J. J. Gregory A. H. Oswick J. Hollidge (skip) L. What ¡H. Westlake

J. Deakin A. W. Grimmitt

(skip) J. T. Laing F. E. Haynes S. E. AldermAA

Talkos R.C. J. C. Chalmers T. Grimshaw J. McCubbin N. Drummond

(skip) A. Stalker J. J. Whyte G. McCleod. J. Ferguson ̈* ·

BIGE

SAME

NOW ON

(akip)

J. Laing J. Chapman J. Russell

T. D. E. Pendered E. Wallace

(akip)

(skip)

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Division II.

·RECREIO.“A” v. CS.C.C.

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A WARNING TO EARLY

RISERS.

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People who reside at the Tropics, 4'06 8

or in any part where malaria pre- 4078vails, should avoid going out be

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PING PONG.

WAH YAN OLD BOYS' WIN AGAIN.

fore the sun has dispelled the morning mists and also before they have breakfasted, The reasons for this are that the vapours which arise from the earth during the night are frequently malarions, and the system unfortified by the morning meal is especially suscep- tible to this poison.

The only real safeguard against Tire Wah Yan Old Boys won an malaria, however, is pure rich easy match over the Chinese Col-blood. And when malaria has en- lego team by 132-48 last week and tered the system the only method thus maintain their unbeaten re- of driving it out is by purifying. cord. The Wah Yan team will and enriching the blood. For both

meet the Chinese Athletic Associa-these purposes a proved specific is tion in the League match to-mor-the world-famous blood tonie, Dr. 16 row evening in the Chinese Catho-Williams' Pink Pills. The testi- lic Young. Men's Society at 7.30 mony of innumerable cured-suffer- p.m. These two teams are reputers from malarla bus established ed to be the two strongest teams the fact that these Pills de post- in the Longue this year and the tively eradicate malaria in this 15 winner of this important match way. Their action is prompt, they will probably carry off the chant-begin. to purify and build up the 39 plonship. The Wah Yan Old Boys' blood from the first dose. And as team is represented by:-Cheng rapidly as the blood gains strength Sag-chaen (captain); Ng Tal-ping, so it expels the malaria parasites Ng Ti-fong, Wong Mo-ping, Chan until the whole system is cleans- Ying-ting, Taang Ying-fook, Lalled, strengthened and rejuvenated. Pui-lam, and Ma Wing-hou.. Try them yourself and prove their efficacy. Not only are they

Crossing the harbour to meet Club de Recreto "A", Civil Ser

COLONY TOURNEY..

A Colony ping-pong champion-invaluable in cases of malaria, but

vice Cricket Club (leaders in the ship (one for gentlemen and one anaemia, deblilty, nervous weak- Junior division) lost by 13 shots. for. Jadien), tournament has been ness, indigestion, rheumatism and Scores:

Recrelo “A”, C. F. Vas

F. X. Soares

C. A. Lopes

Civil Service. L. "Eccleshall 2 C. E. Jones

J. R. Archibald

P. A. Yvanovich J. Massey

(skip) 28 FX Silva

LOR. Sousa C. G. Silva

R. F. Luz

(skip) 80 CE Marques H. Alves

C. M. Alves A. Ribeiro

(skip)

(skip),

H. Lockhart

Vergette

R R Davies

A. B. Allan

(skip).

J. Holdman

arranged. Entries for the tourna-other forms of ill-health due to ment are requested to hand fo weak or vitiated blood have been their names either to Mr. Ng Tal-cured by their use. Dr. Willamia". ping (President of the Ping Pong Pink Pills for Faie. People are ob- League) H.K. University, or to the tainable frors chemists everywhere, South Ching Athletic Association, also direct from the Dr. Williams' China Building: (7th floor). Medicine Co., 60, Klangse Road, Entries will be closed on the 24th Shanghai at $1.50 per bottle, $8 inst The entrance fee for each for 6 bottles, post free. person is $1

The following entries have been

14 received:--Ching Sam-chuen: (Wah)

| Yang Old Boys v Union),,, Ng -Tai-

L'E. Longbottom|ping (Wah Yan Old Boys' Union);

Luck

RT. Taylor

(akip)

Kwok Man Jane (Modern) Association) Ng Tin-for

(HK University), Kwok Xin-chor (H.K. University Un Chun-vun elcCiMs.). Ti Cho - hung (C.C.Y,MS.), Miss Purple Wong Sui-lan (Chun Shen Athletic · As- soolation)-Miss Rosé Wong Kam sich, Kow-wah (Chun,Shen Athletic Assocla- loon Cricket Club defeated their tion) Misa Boso Kwok-Yik-ming

KCC. EAST POINT

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