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SEWELL BEATS REDMOND

That Redmead who despite his failures during the last few years, is regarded as one of the foremost expetents in the Colony, should have been beaten by Sewell in the first round of the Open Single, will cause go little surprise among followers of the game, there is

not the least doubt.

In this match two different types of players met. Redmond belongs to the refined and polished class with the ro pertoirs of strokes that champions must possess, and he is capable of high class and scintillating tennis, but with a tem perament in the matches as fickle ze the weather of the Colony; while Sewell, whose acquaintance with the local courts and tournament is considerable is of the stubborn and persevering, yet successful,

type.

When they met, yesterday, the botter and more attractive player suffered, Redmond played a good game from the start and forced the pace on Sewell who calculating that his opponent's game would break down against his persever ance, chased and returned. nearly all Redmond's fine placements and hard shots, and saved many seemingly imposs ible returns. Redmond almost always failed to firnesse his strokes sufficiently to beat Sewell, and lost many points in attempting to beat his oppourat by very Fast balls Redmond was not in his best form and as his best efforts did not come off he, therefore, had recourse to more steady and safe game. After lesing the first two sets he made a grêat effort to save the match in the third set in which Sewell lod 5-4. B-5, 8-7. At 8-7 Sowell tried to force the pace to win, but made his greatest mistake, for he had born winning on Redmond's mistakes. IIe lost the 10th game easily and the set eventually. Redmond was beaten really after he bad lost the first set, which shook him off his balance. Sewell was still as persevering in the fourth set as when he started. Redmood's game broke down against such consistency, and be only took one game in the set.'

THE DOCILES MATCH.

A. W. Lo set the ball rolling in the competition for the Open Doubles Cham- pionship of the Colony yesterday when

TENOR

PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH, - 1926"

JOHN MacCORMACK COMING TO HONGKONG.

Present indications are that the Colony will be well provided for in the of entertainment in the next few months... As mentioned. in yesterday's imuo Tenia Maklotzova with her dancing partner, M. Bines, appear at the Star Theatre on Saturday and Sunday next These will be followed on Friday, March 18th, by tr. E. R. Salisbury' The Quaints," playing in the Kings" "No, No Nanette," eta tanor, Mr. John MacCormack, will be Towards the end of May the noted visiting the Colony, Mr. A. Strok, who arrived in the Colony yesterday by the s Harun Maru, is making arrange ments for his appearance in Hongkong. One or possibly two concerts will be given.

Sport of

Arrangements are also being made for

Ruth St. Danis and the famous Dexi- shawn Players to appears at the Queen's Theatre for one week in August or September.

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THE VALUE OF tact.

Dr. Harold Daarden han delightful and Marriage." The following is article in The World To-day on Tact quotation:

SHIPBUILDING IN AUSTRALIA, TO BE PUBLISHED SHORTLY.

TARIFF HELP WANTED.

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That a serious position exists in the pointed out by shipbuilders at the Tariff Australian shipbuilding industry was THE DIRECTORY

Board last month when they asked for an increased duty on vessels up to 1,000, tons gross register.

Women-and incredibly enough men are certain faults of thought and

Mr. T. H. Sis, general manager of tion, rare and precious to them, their ewe lambs. "He" whistles about the Mort's lock, said his firm could not at house, we will say, or coughs in the bail- present remmercially build shipa over & morning. Or ha stirs his coffee with help in that direction. He gave a list of room in an offensive baritone, in the thousand tons, and he was not asking for unnecessary violence, or stares for hours ter vessels ordered in England during the at a book with a pipe... These are mad last two years, all within the capacity of dening activities without a doubt; but his firm to build, but they had been do they are not, in their naked loathsome signed of such tornage as to avoid the ness entirely inconsistent with the as duty now imposed on vessels up to 500 bably behaved in this way at all times, sumption that he loves you. He has protons.

The cost of a thousand-ton vessel in sad only your special privileges now ex- poses him thus before you. Bear gently the male, and as you are strong be mer in your delicacy, with these ewe-lambs of ciful; for he may, if challenged, recall the fact that they were, to another lady the very core and essence of his bachelor

attraction.

Australia, he added, would be about £30,000. The coat of a similar ship in delivery cost of £1,000 Great Britain would be £99,000, with

Island Dockyard, said that nut one Mr. A. C. Waters, manager of Walsh freighter was being built in Australia He would not take a contract for the building of 20 vessels at oversea prices Flus 30 per cent. He would want 50 per

cent.

building class of 20 pr 30 boys. But to- Once a Newcastle there was a ship- day there was none. It was a serious state of affairs where no youths were being trained in an industry. And yet our men were as efficient as any other workers.

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The applicants asked for the duty of

intermediate, and 35 per cent. powder and, statters, as if by enchant general, now imposed on vessels up to ment, the articles of the toilet spread out 500 tons, to be extended to vessels up upon its surface. This is admittedly

to 1,000 tons gross register. more serious problem, and has indeed proved the rift which, in its widening, has ilenced many a lute. It may help if you remember with what a fine rapture you observed this performance on the all is said and done there should be first day of your honey-moon; but when something sacred about a woman's bed- roob, and a man is a fcol indeed who attempts to reduza to order the sweet chacs of its mysteries.

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ATTEMPTED REVOLT IN

PORTUGÁL.

OUTBREAK AT LISBON,

There is no treatment for friction like the magic salveat of a laugh; and to per caive some source of discord in the light | of its most foolish essential feature is tai An official note regarding the revolus,convert it, on most occasions, into a fit tionary outbreak in Lisbon in the early about twelve months-said:- days of last month-the third "within'

Yesterday a group of insubordinate civilians and soldiers, with the object of starting a revolutionary Radical, move ment, attacked the artillery barracks at Vendas, Noras, whore an officer was wounded. They seized seven guns and prisoners and seized motor lorries and marched to Seizal, where they freed cars. With the stolen material 180 soldiers Lad to civilians took up a posi- tion at Almada Hill opposite Lisbon, and commenced firing some shells over Lis- bon...

"They were answered by crossfire from St. George'a Fortress. The Government he and his brother K. met and de- took immediate measures, and sent fented the Rodger brothers in the first troops to the "aquth sido of the Tagus, match of the event, Superior hitting where they were disembarked under and better knowledge of the game cover of the gunboat Bengo," enabled the Lo brothers to win, without This morning without a struggle the being extended. The standard of play rebels capitulated, explaining that the was not up to the average and consisted expected support had failed them. A re.. maly of individual efforta. The win-port that the officer wounded at Vendas ners did not play well at times but had has died is untrue ”

command of the game right through. M. W. Lo was responsible for many baseline forehand drives, but was faulty at the net. M. K. Lo played his usual steady game and was more reliable than ; his brother.

A NEW CRUSADE.

ORDER OF ST. JOHN VISIT TO HOLY LAND.

In the other Open Singles match,,

A large delegation of the Order of St. Major Steveason secured a three Bet victory at the cost of Hussain, a new John of Jerusalem, including Countess entrant from the 1.R.C., who was ob. Haig and the Countess of Cromer, the viously affected by the importance of the Earl of Scarbrough, and Viscount match. The Major alway took the initiative and pressed home to wio,

The detailed scores of yesterday's

Kamea are as follows:-

Galway, will arrive in Jerusalem this month on a special tour, during which they will visit the chief Mediterranean

centres where the Order was previously; established. This is the firet organised OPEN SINGLES G. W. Sewell beat visit of the Order to the Holy Land since A. Redmond, 6-4, 6-4, 11-13, 6-1. Major the Crusades, W. B. Stevenson beat S. A. Hussain, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3,

OPEN DOODLES-Y. K. and M. W. Lo beat G. and J. Rodger, 6-3, 6-1, 6-3.

CLUB SINGLES H. Crook beat D. E. Pendered, 5-7, 8-0, 6-3, 6-2

TO-DAY'S MATCHES. ·

The Order of St. John (an order of about 1070 and introdual into England chivalry) was founded at Jerusalem

Tived to perform ambulance and other in the 19th century. In 1830 it was re-

charitable work, a royal charter of incor- poration being granted in 1888.]

OPEN SINGLES :-Yew Man Kit v. W. J. Howard.

OPEN DOUBLES:-LieutCol Bates and Capt. Weat.. A. D. Humphreys and 'R: E. Tottenham.

CLUB SINGLES:-D. S. Green v. T. C. Monoghau

AN ENGLISH TEST TEAM. -

To

view of the forthcoming Test, matches a writer in London paper presented as the toughest opposition we SINGLES HANDICAP BRL Mon- following list of names to which are can place against a tough opponent," the erief (rec. 15.2) 7. P. E. Barker (rec. attached their individual averages at the 15) W. M. Lyons (owe 15.2). J. Wend of the 1925 sonson:-

Franks (rec 3/6)..

DOUBLES HANDICAPT. D. E. Pender-

ed and W. A. Nowers (awa 3/8). L. Baines and R. E. Coxon (owe 3/8)

DYER OUR COMPETITION.

SCOTTISH COMPANY. RIFLE CONTEST.

On Sunday thris platoons of the Scottish Company of the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps fired at Stone- cutters Range in the " Dyer " Cup Com- petition

The cores for these platoons werel as under –

Mastetry Part 11.No. & Platoon, 412; No. 0 Platoon, 512; No. 7 Platoon,

Attack Competition: No. 5 Platoon, 129, No. 8 Platoon (188 minus 8), 178; No. 7. Platoon, 177.

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Average

Hobbs

70.39

Holmes

37.81

Woolley

B6.15

Sutcliffs

53.67

A. W. Carr (captain)

..... 51.95.

30.BI Wicketa. Average

Parker Tate

14.91

14.87

Macaulay Root Kilder

211

15.48

*210 131

17.21

.17.92

M. D. Lyon (wicketkeeper). 36.27. Kilner

SUNDAY CRICKET.

On the Indian BC ground on Sunday, the China Light and Power Recreation Club defeated, the Etectiio, Recreation: Club by 64 runs. The winners scored 137, and the E.R.C. 73. F. Hamblin scored 02 for the China Light and Power Club, A. Smith 27, and J. C. Dunbar took 5

Lewis Gun Competition No. 5 Pla- toon, 60; No. 6 Platoon, 25 No. 7 wickets for 31 ruas. For the Electric Platoon, 100S

Totals: No. 5 Platoon, 584; No. Platoon, 715, No. 7 Platoon, 789,

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The cup in question in presented by Mr.

B. M. Dyer and is held for one year.

In firing Musketry Part II competi

Recreation Club Samy secured 6 wickets for 45 runs.

GOLF.

At Fanling on Sunday in the final tion, Private McLennan, of No. 7 Pla- of the Junior Championship of the Royal toon, Boottish Company, was first with a Hongkong Golf Club, Humphreys score of 99; while Privato George Duncan beat G. R. Layton, four up and three to came second with a score of pa

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Dr. Dearden concludes:

When all ia eaid and done, the role of t a man in marriage is so manch easier than a woman's that he should at all times recognise the obligations which his privileges involve. For her, marriage means a new world where sho must grapple, with untutored powers, with and a man. Add to this the volcanic ex the problems of a house, and servants, perience of her whole new sexual life. and you have a task which might well appal the stoutest masculine heart. If you are a man, then, remember always that it is you who have brought to this. new world of change and readjustment that brave little adventurer you have married; and if by the greatest self- sacrifice, you thorn along her path it should be your remove one single pleasure and your privilege to do so..

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