1937-10-18 — Page 22

YOUNG BRITISH GOLF

STAR

THREE RYDER CUL PLAYERS

DEFEATED

(By GEORGE GRE

Fred Robertson, a comparative

Henry Cotton at Ashridge

In the British Match-play champ

In successive rounds he ha -S. Easterbrook, by one hole Padgham, by 2 and 1

An amazingly young man

CHARLTON This threes SWAMPED

PRESTON SCORE FOUR AT BOLTON

PLYMOUTH SHOCK

matches:

London, Saturday,

ool and co

rtson has wo

by brillia

displays He gave few chances Ito his distinguished opponents

THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBE

NEW

aïms will be the Goods have left

All broken, chafed, Goods will be examin WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE“ by our surveyors, On an occasion with so much at & Douglas, stake it was a wonderful perform-[delivered. ance. Robertson achieves his by ease and grace “movement.

Robertson, who is 31, is a of Banchory, nene. youth, he helped

The following are the results of was professional and greenkeeper. Saturday League

Football at a small course. He went to the Argentine under Jose Jurado, several times champion of South America, and on returning to Eng- land joined Cotton.

FIRST DIVISION

Grimsby

4 W. Bromwich 1

Wolves

SECOND DIVISION

Aston Villa

2 Tranmere

Chester

Carlisle

Accrington

Arsenal Blackpool Bolton

Portsmouth

0

1 P

Brentford

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Derby

I

Everton

Gateshead Hartlepools

H'd field

Full

Leicester

Lincoln

Wchester C.

0 Stoke

New Brighto

S'derland

1 Birmingham 0 Oldham 2. Liverpool

Port Vale

Wrexham

Southport Rotherham

2 Newcastle

Blackburn

1 M'chester

1

Bradford

1: Laton

Chesterfield

1 Bury

2

AFT Celtic.

3. Tottenham

3

Dundee

2 Notts F.

2 Burley

3

Sheff. U. Stockport

1

1

0 Falkirk

Hibernian Motherwell *Partick

3 Coventry

3 St. Johnstone

1

St. Mirren

*T. Lanark

Partick

Clyde. Clyde

Fulham Norwich Plymouth

Wednesday Southampton

Swansea

West Ham 4 Barnsley

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Aldershot

Bristol C. Crystal P Exeter Gillingham Millwall Newport Notts C.

1 Clapton

3 Walsall

3 Brighton

Mansfield

0 Bristol B

1 Southend

1 Cardiff

HCOMH WORDMH.O

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

IRST DIVISION

4 Aberdeen

Queen's Park 3) 0 Hearts 2 Kilmarnock

* Not played.*

Albion

1 Brechin

Arbroa

Morton

Rangers

Queen O'S. Hamilton

SECOND DIVIS

Dunfermline 2 3 East Sterling 3

01 Cowdenbeath 3 Eertr

1 Dumbarton

1 Bournemouth 2

1 Queen's Park 0

2- Airdrie

Shousemuir Alloa

2 Baith

Reading

East Fife. Edinburgh

Swindon

1 Torquay

Watford

Northampton 3 Montrose

THIRD DIVISION NORT

Barrow

Crewe

Doncaster

Darlington

Bradford C.

*Bundée, UTE

1 GLASGOW CUP FIN

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In the

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consignees are requested to the Import & Export Office. they have such goods for tion, and to make arrangements

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Goods Damaged by Typhoon.

Rare. Opportunity For Ladies

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Prices

Embroidered Silk Underwear

Sets of 4 Pieces From $2.00 Individual Night Gowns, Slips From 50 cts. Knickers From 50 cts. 75 cts. and $1.00 a piece

for the goods to be landed into Brassieres 20 and 50 cts;

Pyjamas From $1.00 All in Assorted Colours And Sizes

Bills of Lading will be counter- signed, by

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

agents. Hong Kong, 15th October, 1937.

BARBER-WILHELMSEN LINE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEE

M/S. TAI PING” FROM MANILA

Consignees of cargo are hereby

Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases 50 cts, each

Linen Table Covers And Napkins $1.00

And $1.50 Set.

Lace Bed Spreads

notified that the above vessel will 72" x 90" From $100 ea.

about the 19th October, and,

from delivery may be obtained ship's tackles at the buoy, in Con- [signees lighters only.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the ship.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods will be examined on board 2by our surveyors, Messrs. Goddard o& Douglas, before the goods are

delivered

In the case

Lace Table Covers From 60 cts. Each English Made Ladies' Shoes In Leather, Suede, And Satan

$3.50 A Pair Silver Plated Forks And Spoons 25 cts. ea.

of dutiable cargo, consignees are requested to inform the Import & Export Office that they have such goods for examina English Made Felt Hats ition, and to make arrangements And Topees $2.50 Each

for the goods to be landed into Bonded Warehouse

Bills of Lading will be counter- signed by

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

agents. Hong Kong, 15th October, 1937.

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HE Undersigned have.

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