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THE CHINA MAIL.

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1930.

Our Saturday Picture Service.

OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.-The inal of the ladies' open golf chan- pionship played at Formby, Lands, on May 18, was won by Miss Diana „Fishwick | | North Foreland) who beat Miss Glenan Colett (U.S.A.) by four and three. This was bliss Fishwick's first appearance In this evert, although she was runner-up in the English championship last year, and won the girls' chanmionship two years ago for the second lime.-(Sport and General).

NEW LANDING STAGE. The prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, oponed the new passenger landing atnge at Tilbury Dock, London, on May 16. A floating stage and a baggage hall have been built, and the statin ndisining has been enlarged and reconstructed. The new landing stage makes it possible to embark and disembark passengers without the aid of

tenders. (Sport and General).

"THE THUNDER OF GUNS," Scenes During the Atlantic Fleet's firing and speed trials in the Moray Firth, Scotland. The fleet are producing in a very realistic manner, various phases of randen warfare at sea. A striking picture of storm clouds and funßre. H.M.S. "Barham" firing her six-inch guns, six guns firing at time. Overhead are seen the 16 inch guns ready for action at the same time-(Sport and General),

A SCENE IN DURBAN-The Zulu ricsha boys with their fantastic.......... headdress of barns and feathers form one of the most interesting features of Durban.--(Sport and General).

Shocked huRLINGHAM!—Unconventional attire at the lawn tennis tournament, Hurlingham Club, London, May 0. Mr. Brame Hillyard in play wearing shorts. (Spart and General).

TWENTY YEARS A KING-To celebrate the 20th anniversary of H.M., King George's accession to the throne, a salute of 21 gans' was fired by "J" battery, Royal Horse Artillery, in Hyde Park, May 5-(Sport and General).

THE LAST CRUISER-H.M.S. York, the first of the medium-sized eight- Inch crujsara of 8,400 tons which has just been commissioned for the Atlantic Floet, leaves Chatham Dockyard, Kant, on her trials. No more: British cruisers carrying eight-inch guns will be laid down for six years; according to the Naval Treaty (Sport and General).

PRINCE FLIES TO WALES-Flying from London to Cardiff the Prince of Wales, on May 21, opened the new Physics and Chemistry Laboratories at University College, Cardiff, Wales. His Royal Higliness received a great ovation, students on the University, in cap and gown, forming n guard of honour (Sport and General).

A CRICKETING CELEBRITY.--- KS. Duleepshhighfl. (nephew of the famous Ranjitsinghji), who scored 883 runs for Sussex against Northamptonshire, at Hove on May 8 bateman's highest - score siner 1905——may probably play for Unginns and

HER FIRST FLIGHT-The Prime Minister accompanies his daughter, Miss Ishbel MacDonald on her first flight. Mr. Ramsay, MacDonald with his daughter leaving Croydon Aerodrome for a week-end trip to Glasgow -in an Imperial "Airways, machino,-(Sport and General).

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