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FRIDAY, JUNE 23,

THE CHINA MAIL:

1933.

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BOWLS LEADERS VISIT CIVIL SERVICE IN LEAGUE TO MORROW

Sidelights on the League

W. Macfarlane showed brilliant forma last Saturday when playing in Adam Holland's rink. It was largely due to

him that the Bowling Green beat the champions. On the 8th end, at which period Holland's four were 5-3 in the lead he carried the jack with a perfect

shot to allow his skip to score a one.

Hints For The.

Bowls Novice. Stance On The Mat

HOW

(By H. P. WEBBER.)

TOW do you stand upon the

mat?

་

This question is of first im-

was on the 19th and 20th ends, how portance, because, if you are not ever, that the best counter was witnessed.

bowling

Tournaments at Club

MOST

OST of the Club Tourna-

ments are now

in full swing, Last week I gave all the results of the Bowling Green and K.C. C. matches.

This week I have given the most recent games:

of gaf te verwell balanced and poised, delivery KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN

carried the jack-in turn for Holland to will be embarrassed.

points with 3 and 1.

take the lean, C. E. Elliott Heywood There are two positiona and three]

Macfarlane comprised Hol-recognised stances.

and W. Macfarlane

The bowler land's quartette who beat R. Bass may either stand squarely on the four by 15 shots to nullify narrow de-mat, directly facing the Jack-the Teata on the two other inks and thus; give the Bowling Green a 3 shots win quare position, or turn to face the over Craigengower.

'L GUY'S FIRST DEFEAT.

B. W. Bradbury was again. in the limelight on Saturday, Down 21-12 after 17 ends he played brilliant bowls to carry his four to a one shot victory. On the 3rd. end with his woods lying badly, he sent his shot through a very narrow channel to record a 2, there being a dead measure for the third. On the 9th Guy's rink were lying six, but Bradbury sent down a glorious shot to draw one. Guy, however, played an even better shot to make the score six, again. This was Guy's first defest.

OMAR'S INSPIRED BOWLING.

The brilliance of U. M. Omar, the

line that his wood will take-the oblique position.

When playing on dult greens, where bias is at a minimum, the square posl. tion may suffice, bul on fast and fiery greens the oblique position is pretty nearly essential, if one hopes to keep down the score of nar- row woods to a respectable limit.

With this position, which I would strongly recommend for every pur- pose, there is less likelihood of nar- row woods on the backhand, and better estimate of land can be ub. tained.

The three recognised stances are well-known Colony Interporter and the upright, crouching, and kneeling former champion, robbed H. Nish of | stances.

his 100 per cent. skips record. Omar The upright, free-stepping stance bowled as one inspired to record a 5 abote win. Time and again when lyis the athletic one favoured by the ing 3 down he carried the jack to the healthy and youthful bowler of to- ditch for a 'one.

K.C.C. SKIPS' FIRST WINS.

day. The player stands surefooted and almost erect on the mat, hold-į ing his wood on a level with hisi diaphragm, or "sighting" it by, raising it to his eyes. If right-

CLUB HANDICAP Preliminary Round

J. Sloan (-2) beat C. B. Hosking (44).

H. F. Stoneham (-1) beat T. Good- ing (ser)

HANDICAP DOUBLES

Second Round

G. E. F. Thompson and W. S. Drake (-2) beat J. C. Brown and J. Charl- ton (3) 17-12.

NON PRIZE WINNERS

First Round

·G. E. F. Thompson beat J. Watson

VICE PRESIDENTS CUP Preliminary Round

G. N. Mitchell beat J. Rodger H. F. Stoncham beat J. Charlton A. M. Holland beat J. D. Thompson

First Round

C. E. Elliott Heywood best E. V. Searle 21-20.

L. Guy beat A. W. E. Davidson on a w.o.

A. R. Whibley beat N. Watson 21-14. J. II. Budding beat J. Roberts,

CHAMPIONSHIP Preliminary Round

R. Duncan beat J. Macdonald 21-10.

First Round

J. B. Logan beat A. W. E. Davidson

PRESIDENT'S CUP Preliminary Round

J. C. Brown beat H. F. Stoneham

First Round J. Rodger beat C. B. Hesking 21-16. W. Hyde beat A. W. E. Davidson

NORTON CUP First Round

Joe Fraser recorded his first win of handed, he steps forward with his KOWLOON C. C. the season when his rink scored 7 shots on the first three ends to win left foot, simultaneously rising on ultimately by 5 shots against it. Lap the toes of his right foot and bead- aley's quartette. Hubert Overy, who ing both legs until his right hand deputised for A. E. Silkstore, also re-is at the level of the green. corded his initial success in five games when hie

overcame I. c.

quartette

Crown's by shots. Brown has yet ta & win. A Hyde Lay's four after acoring 2 on the first head, con- ceded 12 shots on the next six end to lose by 30-11-the highest defeat of the series.

Then the wood is released, the swing of the arm and the forward body movement imparting the necessary im- petus.

F. G. Herridge (+2) beat J. M.

| Pym (+8) 24-19.

J. A. Howe (-5) beat M. N. Baku- sen (4-8) 21-20.

H. O. Huber (+6) beat . Fraser (-5) 27-21.

(+6) 28-17:

F. Maddox (+2) beat E.

Bathimet

|K.C.C. CATCH

Semi-Finalist In Shanghai Open.

GOSCOMBE O'SULLIVAN CUP SERIES

and

E. Hayward, who reached the Semi Final Round of the Shanghai Lawn Bowls Champion ship in 1922, and who played for the Junior Golf Club

the Shanghai Recreation Club while in the northern city, has thrown in his lot with the Kowloon Cricket Club. He is playing No. 2.in J. P. Robin- son's rink for the second K.C.C. team to-morrow.

Business pressure did not allow him to enter the Colony Champion ship, though he was in the Colony before the entries closed.

•

THE Goscombe- O'Sullivan Cup,)

competed for by Government Ewing. A meeting is to be held departments, will soon be in full

next Thursday in connection with this annual tournament.

Probable teams competing aro

"A" (runners-up), P.W.D. "B". the Revenue Dept (holders), P.W.D.

Sanitary "A", Sanitary "B", Small Units, Senior Chemical Dept. Educational Dept, Police "A" Police "B" and the Prison Staff.

All games will be played on the Police green.

HE Cup was presented by S. J. his

Take in memory of

CIVIL SERVICE (66) FOLICE R.C. (56) KOWLOON DOCKS (70) KOWLOON C.C. (81)

FIRST DIVISION.

KOWLOON B.G. (54) CRAIGENGOWER (60) CLUB DE RECREIO (54) TAIKOO DOCKS (44)

SECOND DIVISION.

CLUB DE RECREIO (51) CRAIGENGOWER (—) KOWLOON B.G. (60) YACHT CLUB (—)

CIVIL SERVICE. (67) POLICE R.C. (--) KOWLOON C.C. (49) INDIAN R.C. (—)

Figures in brackets denote result of corresponding game last

League Tables To Date.

Kowloon B. G. (8)

Police RC. (7) Club de Recreio (2)

Craigengower (1) Kowloon Docks (5) Civil Service (3) Talkoo Docks (6) Kowloon C. C. (4)

Craigengower (1)

Civil Service (3) Kowloon R. G. (5) Kowloon C G(7) Yacht Club (2) Police R. G ( Club de Recreio (4)

H. K. Electric (8) Indian R. C. (-)

THE TEAMS

First Division.

Civil Service 1st team:-

T. Armstrong, E. W. Simmonds, J. Holllige and A. W. Grimmitt (alip).

H. Lockhart, J: F. McGowan, N. J. Bebbington and R. P. Phillipa (skip). S. Randle, S. E. Alderman, F. year. Jones and J. Deakin (skip).

FIRST DIVISION

Shots P. W. L. F. A. 6-5 1 387 316 72 6 51 378 311 67

Shots Up D. Pts.

0 10 0. 10

6 4.2 369 354 15

0 8

6 4.2 328 325 -3

0 8

6 2 4 332 337 Q 5 4

6 2 4 340 375 6 1 5 327 377 6 1 5 307 374 SECOND DIVISION.

0 35

0 50

€ 67

6 5 1 398 287 111

0 10

6 5 1 889 310 79

6 4 2 415 344 71

6 3 3 311 312 0 21 6

6 3 3 327 349 0 22

6 3 3 325 370

0 45

6 2 4 342 342

7 2 5 365 419 0 54 4 7 1 8. 351 470 0 119 Figures in brackets denote positions held by the respective clubs at the conclusion of last season. The Police, and Indian R. C. are newcomers to the junior division in the absence of the Tai- koo second string.

FIRST DIVISION.

Complete Skips' Records To Date.

H, Nish (K.B.G.C.)

C. E. Marques (Recreio) G: C Moss (Police)

B. W. Bradbury (C.C.C.)

brother who was killed in the Gres-R. P. Phillips (C.scc)

son St. armed robbery in 1918,

RULES FORGOTTEN

A. W. Grimmitt (C.S.C.C.)

F. Basa (CCC)

R Wallace (T.D.R.C.)

Kowloon Docks!---

C. Atkenson M, Ferguson, W. Head- ley and R. Lapsley (skip).

J. V. Ramsey, J. Kempton, B. G. Cooper and J. C. Brown (skip).

R. Morrison, A. Calman, W. Oraig and F. Cullen (skip).

Police 1st team

J. Fender, T. Tallon,” J. Shepheard. and W. Mair- (akip).

R. EUL, FEE Booker, AR Clark and G. C. Most _{10}==

J. Orem, T. Ferkins, E. G. Post and W. E. Hollanda' (skip).

Kowloon C. C. 1st team:---

H. Gittini, Y. C. Labram, E. HAND- ton and A. E. Silkstone (skip).

E., C. Fincher, I: Chadwick, J. A

Howe and A. Hyde Lay (aldip).

H. Overy, E. Goodwin, T. Fergusson

and J. Fraser (skip).

Craigengower Ist_team>

J. Cavanagh, L. E. Lammert, Rumfahn, and B. W. Bradbury (skly)..

G. L. Becharan, A. E. Coates, Beer and R. Baas (skip).

FL.

W. T. Brightman, E. Tuck, E el Arculli, and U. M. Omar (skip).

Recreio 1st team:-

E. L. Barros, LCR Sousa, C. G." Silva and E. F. Lax (skip).

HAAlves, R. Robart, A-S. Gomes and C. E. Marques (skip).

F. A. Xavier, J. M. M. Alvos, F. V. AV. Ribeiro and F. X. M. da Silva (skip). 0

Taikoo Docks

W. Brown, G, Stewart, J. PoleonTM and R. Wallace (skip).

A. Stalker: Whyte, E. Keown and W. Wotherspoon (skip).

D. Peoples, W. Cunningham, W.

Weir and T. Young (skip).

Kowloon B. G. 1st team:-

Donean, G. E. Elliott Heywood, W. Macfarlane and A. M. Holland

(skip).

000 R Hill, A. Melntyre, A. I. Whib

ley and Guy (skip).

J. B. Logan, G. E. F. Thompson, J.

Gibson and H. Nish (skip).

Shota

P. W. LD... F

5 1

0 45

5 1

200

5 1

0 0

R. F: Laz (Recreio)

20 59

F. Cullen (K.D.R.C.)

2 0 38

A. Holland (KBG.C.)

U. M. Omer (CCC)

0 30

0 25

W. E. Hollands (Police)

32102

3 0

W. Mair (Polles)

0 11

0 14

27.0

1 0 6

0 0 87

0 27

1 0

.0 44

$ Q

0. 30

If the jack at the first end or any] L. Guy (K.B.G.C.)

subsequent head be thrown into the ditch, or outside' the boundary of rink or less than 25 yards from L. Jark front of mat, the opposing player shall throw it anew, but shall not play frst. He also has the right to take the mat back.

The crouch has numerous medi-A. Byde Lay (5) beat Second Round Acations. The favoured attitude is (scr.) 16-11. R. Wallace (Talkoo_Dock) in the to place the toe of the right shoe on First Division, and W. V. Field (Craf-the mat with the heel raised and

VICE PRESIDENTS CUP Thomas gengower), Sir.

First Round Sauthors the left foot at a convenient dis- (Yacht Club), R. R. Davies (Civil Ser vice), and W. II. B. Muskett (Electric), tance in front of the mat, with the in the Second Division, the only corresponding leg out at right 100 per cent. skips to date. II. A. Alves angles. (Recreio) has drawn one, but is un- .beaten.

During delivery the right arm swinge forward, and, as the wood leaves the hand, the player rises to an upright position.

In another modification the player

H. Hampton beat J. A. Howe 21-16. R. P. Phillips beat V. C., Labrom

21-18,

H. Nish beat H. O. Huber 21-0.

Second Round

8. J. Houghton beat J. M. Pym 21-0.

Third Round

E. C. Fincher beat W. Hyde 21-7. PRESIDENT'S CUP First Round

RAPLEY'S FOUR OVERWHELMED. W. V. Field's rink (C. Summons, H. Milton and W, Ward) were in irre site on his haunches with the left. Overy beat T. Ferguson 21-15.

sistible form against F. L. Rapley's leg forward and the right leg winning combination. Leading by 17 doubled under him, the wood being shots as the result of winning the first released without change of position right heads the champions' rink won by of the body. 17 shots. It was Rapley's first defent

of the

Lables Bon

W. Drake turned the

W. Gill after being 14-11 down at the 16th end. A six the three on the last game. This

following head and s

end clinched the

Wa5,

however, the Bowling Green's only

The kneeling stance, which fortunately is now seldom seen, is awkward-looking and cramping.

Here the right knee is placed on

success, A. W. E. Davidson succumb the mat and the left leg bent for-

CLUB HANDICAP

First Round

Houghton (+5) 17-12.

E. C. Fincher (-5) beat S. J.

CIVIL SERVICE

CLUB HANDICAP

First Round

R. E. Wood (scr.), beat Lockhart (scr.) Dr. Macgowan (1) beat R, R. Davies

(+0.

T. Jones (5) beat H. Major (+6), S. Eccleshall (scr.) best L. Luck (ser.) N. J. Bebbington (-2) beat R. P

Phillips (4).

Pooler (+6) best E. W. Simmonds H. O. Huber (6) beat J. A. Howes. Cressey (+4) beat H. Champelovier

(CT.) (-5) 21-11.

(+5). 13-7,

7. Fraser (-5) bent R. Overy (--) J. Bendall (+5) beat J. Purvis (+5).

CRAIGENGOWER

CLUB HANDICAP SINGLES Second Round

ing to A. A. Razack by 7-shots as the ward at right angles with the lefty Cavanagh (5) beat F. Broadbridge result of the Craigengower four's li on the last three ends. M. I. Medina foot flat on the green or the mat was conspicuons on this rink.

100 PER ENT. SMASHED.

KOWLOON DOCKS.

CHAMPIONSHIP

First Round Results ........d. Kempton beat J. N. Sweeney 21-10. J. Lindsay beat M. Ferguson 21-12. G. N. Mitchell beat E. Docherts

""BAPCO" SHIELD E. Docherty (4) beat N. King (+4) 21-18.

(+1).

The upright stance is best för J. L. Lunny (-4)-bent. H. W. Randall outdoor play for the following reasons:-(1) Balance easily main tained. (2) A better estimate of

21-17.

(-+-0),

PAIRS COMPETITION

First Round

A late recovery by A. Macfarlane's land and length can be obtained. rink robbed H. Holdman of his un. (3) Greater freedom and flexibility. beaten record.

The Civil Servants of action is ensured. were leading 14-9 at the 15th end, but

The crouch limits effectiveness.

lost on Ave of the remaining ends to

go down by a 20-15 margin.

A. R. Dallab made a good debut for

J. C. Chaimers (T.D.R.C.)

R. Lapsley (KD.R.C)

W. Wotherspoon (T.D.R.C.) 3. Doskin (C8.C.C.) N..Drummond (T.DR.C.)

F. X. M. Silva (Recreio)

W. Headley (KDRC)

J. Fraser (KCC)

A. E. Silkstone (K.C.C.)

A. Hyde Lay (K.CC.)

HL Overy (K.C.C.)

F. J. Jones (C.S.C.C.)

W Welt (TDRC)

-W. Macfarlane, (KBG.C.) -J. C. Brown (KDRC)

6 0. 6 0

SECOND DIVISION.

Complete Skips' Records To Date,

W. 8. Drake (K.R.G.C.)"

W. Gm (C.CE)

A. F. Paul (HKERC)

Reserve. Watson.

Second Division."

Police 2nd team:-

RH. Dowman, W. Chester Woods, R. Merriman and A. E. Carey (alip). Me L. Smith, H. Channings, J. S. Riddell and W. Glendenning (skip),

C. F. Alexander, J. McHardy, J McWalter and K.-H. Marks" (skip).

Reserves W. L. Clark, W. McLeod, L. Mist and A. Kirby.

Kowloos C.C. 2nd, term:—

3. W. M. Brown, S. T. Houghton, E. Kern and J. M Jack (skip).

H. O, Huber, C. J. Hoe, W. Hyde and

Jack (skip).

P. Kristofersen, A. E. Hayward, W. W. Hirst and J. P. Robinson (skip).

Reserves S. Greenwood, F. Maddox and M. N, Rakusen.

Craigengower 2nd team:-

D. K. Kharas, M. J. Medina, V. Abbas and A. A. Razack (skip).

G. Duncan, J. Johnston, B. V. PearSS and W. GM

(skip).

C. S. Summons, H. Milton, W. Ważd and W. V. Field (skip).

Reserves. 8. Landolt and F. K

ModL

Becrato 2nd team

B. Basto, LF. Lavier, A. E..

Alves and J. J. Basto (skip).

Khota

W. V. Field (C.C.C.)

6 6

A. Razack (O.C.C.)

5 4

P. W. L D.

0 0 66 10 43

11 37

F. Eapley (K.B.G.C.).

1 .1. 33

S. Eccleshall (CS.C.C.)

·2 046

010

B. R. Wood (CSCC)

11.

A.. H. Basto (Recreio)

16.

·0--13

0 .0

A. Macfarlane (R. H.K.Y.C.).

A. W. E. Davidson (K.BG.C.) J. M. Jack (K.C.C.)

J. E. Noronha, F. I. Soares, J. G.

3 3

Ozorio and H. F. Rozario (dp).

M. A. Carvalho, J. M. B. Rosario,

W. H. B. Muskett (HK.ERC)

P. A. Yvanovich and A, L. Baato (sidip).

Kowloon. B.G. 2nd-team:--

C. L. Farmer, J. H. Budding, H. G.

05.

T. Brightman and D. K. Kharar. Melaggan (-2) beat G. N. Mit- E. Costes and F. Broadbridge best best W. Ward and 21. Johnston 20-16. chell (2) beat M. Ferguson Sir Thomas Southorn (R.H.K.Y.C.)

23-77

L. C. B. Souza and K. Modi 15-14" (Continued at foot of next Column)

the LR.C. when he skipped AM. Police Recreation Club

Omar, M. Y. Adai, and A. M. Rum.

Jahn to victory over B. Basto's quar tette. ft. 1 Was the Recreio player's

first appearance as ■' skĺp, On an-

Tourmament Draws

other rink in the sams encounter A. M.THE following are the draws for the

Wahah's four robbed H. F. Rosario of

Talice Recreation Club Toorna-

his 100 per cent. record by a 3 shots ment in their correct order:

.... A. Hyder completed the

victory. Recreio discomfiture by recording his first win in seven games. His foun beat E. H., Remedios, another un- beaten skip, by 4 shots after being 18-17 down at the 19th end.

PLUCKY POLICE RECOVERIES.

A. E. Carevi tog (B. H. Dewan, Chester-Woddebt and H. Brittain) made, a gallant effort to mye, their game against AEn Paris rink, Dern 16-12 at the 19th they were mostim by only one shot. W. Glendennings Your Be were 18-10 down at the 20th mod fost failed to force a draw with KB Muskett's quartette. R. Marks, the

winning

Police akip, was led 10,12

by J. F. Lanny a ring at the 16th end, but he came back well to win 19-16.

*Short Head

CHAMPIONSHIP (21 Pointa)

First Round

Pennell v. Merriman Orem A. W. Smith J. Bright v. Tallon Carey v. Elle Glendinning Gooding

7. Mair. McLeod v Alexander Riddell . Perkins. Pile v. Went

Kirby

Brew into Second Round Hollands v. Haynes Post v. Fender MeHardy v, Marks

HANDICAP (21 Reads) First Round Haybes (+8). Peridos (+2) Pennéll:(+16) ▼ Post (wer,) Fender (+1) G/ Davies (+8) McLeod Y. Keshans (48) Riddal

Charman (+8)

A. W. Smith (42), 4. Went (4-8)^] C. Pile (+5) v. Chester Woods (45)

Hollands" (scr.) v. G. S. Alexander

Mair (acr.) v. Marks (+3) Orem (ser) v. Dowman (4) Mintey

Gooding (scr.)

Forrest Carey (3) Tallon (+3) v. Kirby (40) McHardy (-4-4) v. Glendinning

Lapaley 27-14. | (+3)

. V. Ramsay (~-~~-5) -beat J. Brewin (4-8) 28-12

CLUB HANDICAP

B. Gray (6) beat H. G. Cooper (4). 16-15.

F. Gallen (6) beat 3. McLaggan

G. N. Mitchell (3) beat J. Lindsay (d) after

fter off at 16-11

T Hast (-2) best W. Hendley (-4) 14-10.

T. Holdman (CS.C.C.)

F. Button (R.HE,Y,C.)

A. M. Wahab (LRC.) R. Marks (Police)

L. de Rome (ILKERC) W. Glendenning (Police) L. Jack (KCC).

A. E. Carey (Police)...

J. P. Robinsor (E.C.C).

R. Morrison (3) beat J. N. Swee-R. R. Davies (CB.C.C) ney (4-2) 13.12. 2073

A. R. Dallah (LR.C.).

A. Caiman (2) beat 7. V, Eamsay (3)

beat E. Docherty

F. V. Ribeiro (Recreio)

H. F. Rosario (Recreio) E. M. Remedios (Recreio)" 8. Deacon (HKERC). N. M. Carrie (ILKER() H. Alves (Becrelo) w/,

Ellis: (+8) Charming (45) ANDICAP DOUBLES

Merriman (44), Mottram (+8)

AW NOVICES COMPETITION

Begid First Round -

Pannell v. Bright

Kirby v. Went

W. M. Smith v. G. Davies LV. Baker, v. G. Pils Riddell v. Dogma

Chester Woods

Va Johnston V Cletheros Tyloz, Charman 25 Kistey Keohane

Haynes v. Alexander Bryon v. Channing. *** Polis Byes. Inte Serpad

Mel,ood v. E. 8. Bakze Forrest v. Mottram

Atkenson and W. Greig (5) beat G. N. Mitchell and E. Morrison (-3) 22.19. AANGE

A. O, Brawn (C.5.C.C.);

G. Henderson and J. Kempton (~2) | beat S. Gray and J. Melaggan, (--4). J. F. Lunay (HEERC)

NON PRIZE WINNERS J. Bentley (R.H.K.Y.C.)

American Tournament)

N King beat J. B.

to J Brewin

and 3. D. Frock

Brewin beat N. King

and

ProFat best J. B.

lost M. Omar (LR.C.).

BA. Hyder (LR.C.) DH. V Persa (GCC)

Basto (Recreio) de

Proven best N Kim and J. & Chapman (B.H.K.1. Brewing and boat, B. Sturgeon, J. 8. Riazzi (Police)

Sturgeon lost to N King, Y MW. McLeod (Police) trast and, D. Provan, or SAE Imall (LR.C.). 23. p. White and C. R. Logan are the other competitorado

JJ Basto (Recreio)

1220

Sherriff, and W, 3. Drake (akip),

3. C. Chambers. 8. A. Adams,

Sloan and A. W. E. Davidson (skip)

C. V. Searle, T. Hard, T.Gooding and

F. L, Hapley (skip), **k

Reserve Macdonald.

Civil Service 2nd "Leam;---

La Collyer, L. Whent, HL, Westlaks

and S. Eccleshall. (akip)...nte

C Champelavier, Fitzgerald, L

Luck and Holdman (skip)."

J. Parvis,

and

Indian R.C.

Creasey, E. E. Darien (skip).

A M. Omar, S. 0. Bux, A. M. Ram- Jahn and K. M. Omar. (aldp).

MI Barack, M.-Y. Adal A. H. On-

tak and.

Wahab (akip).

Harteem, B. Singh,

and B. A.

Hyder

Tacht Club.

(akip)

8. Ismail

LB. Greenhill, A. — a Brown JW. C. Bommar and A Macfarlane (skip); E. Abraham, N. V. A. Croucher, L Spence and F Sutton (clip)

W. Hausen, JAR. Selby, Murdock and J, Bentley, (sicp),

The date for the forthcoming Inte port against Shanghai in Hong Kong will be discussed at the Lawn: Be Association “extraordinkry, meetin

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