1928-07-17 — Page 8

GOLF NOTES.

(BY R.H.H.)

TENNIS LEAGUE.

POSITIONS SUMMARISED,

Tha typhoon came much

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cloeg to Hong Kong to encourage golf over the week-end, and pre- sumibly Fanling was entirely de- serted. It would at any rate have nceded a real optimist to go out there. Deep Water Bay had a amall but faithful following even on Saturday, when one or two weird and wonderful costumes were to be seen on the course, but the sadden

never

vicious rainstorms were rather too much for most people. The wind at Deep Water Bay was really bad, though at times it was very guety. It altered the playing length of several of the holes, of course, but it

not violent enough to make the game farcical: It was left to the player to do that.

WDS

On Sunday too there was plenty of wind at times, but the Taip showers had greatly moderated from the previous day. The course had stood things surprisingly wel and the little standing water which was visible on Saturday had all disappeared. Naturally

does

not do much harm to a course the length of Deep Water Bay to have Tew added difficulties like wet and sudden unexpected ground gusts thrown in, and it certainly does no harm to

anyone to be

compelled now and then to at-

tempt to control a shot in a wind

As a general rule one has to do

REMAINING MATCHES,

The League is fast drawing to s close, and the following are the summarised records of the different clubs competing in the three divi- sions, together with the list of matches yet to play.

The order

below gives the relative positions as

in the League Table.

"A" DIVISION. "

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 17th, 1928.

LAWN TENNIS.

NAVY'S GOOD FIGHT.

DOUBLE WIN FOR CHAR INNINGS DEFEAT AVOIDED.

TERED BANK.

:

In the Hong. Doubles yesterday alternoon the Chartered

*

Bank

At Lord's-The Army Best Tha Royal Navy By 10 Wickets. Consistent batting enabled the Navy to avert an innings defeat the Services match. The features of their innings were a a splendid 3-hours partnership sound display by Lieut. Shaw, and between Lieut. Commander Halsey and Lieut.-Commander Cunliffe,

Shaw in his 83 hit six 4' Halsey made 80 in 100 minutes, hitting two b's and eight 4's

WOMAN'S FATAL FASCINATION.

MEN DRIVEN TO SUICIDE.

JUST LIFE AND

FLIRTATION.”.

" ENGAGED AT 3rd BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE."

BERLIN. Irangard Bruns, who appeared in a Berlin court to answer a num-

Last out, Cunliffe batted with marked care for 2 hours, his chief ber of charges of fraud, is a woman of 31, with melting blue eyes, who atrokes being five 4'1

In the first innings Capt. Congis said to have sent one man after don, the Singapore Interporter, and B, G. Shaw gave their side a good start in face of the hugo score.piled up by the Army.

Army.

scored a double victory by virtusin of the success of two of their pairs. The match between the Chartered Bank and the Hong Kong Bank

As expected, produced,

Ano struggle. J. S. McEachran and A. Reid (owe 13) represented the former, while M. D. Scott and M. G. Mills (rec. 15) represented the Jatter, Baak. Interest was well Chinese R.CP.6; W.6;" Lo. maintained throughout and the

Pts. 6.

struggle became keener and keener se play progressed. Eventually the Chartered Bank couple emerged victorious after a very close con- test, Losing the first set without much opposition, they won the second eet after ding dong struggle at 8-8. Both sides fought hard in the final set; bat the more experienced players woo, the final scores in McEachran and Reid's favour being; 26, 86, 6-1.

Hong Kong CC: P.5; W. LI. Pt. 4. To play Kowloon C.C. M.B.K.; P.S; W4; L2 Pt. 4. Indian R.C.: P.; W.2; L.

Pts, 2. Craigengower: P3; W.1; L4.

Pts. 1. To play University. University: P:5; W.; L4; Pts. 1.

To play Craigengower. Kowloon C.C.: P.3: W.1; L.4. Pts. 1. To Play Hong Kong

C.C.

"BDIVISION

Chinese R.C. Won 9; Lost 0.

it so little out here that anything To play Nippon Club."

more than a gantle breeze" plays

havoc with one's shota, bat eves

if the breeze at Fanling is gener ally: from

Chib.

South China A.A.

Won : Lost I.

Hong Kong C,.

playing point of view To play Hong Kong C.C., Nippon non-existent or at least a straight- forward up and down affair, that is no reason why one should for- get one of the more useful parts of golf any sooner than is neces- cary."

*006.

that

One wonders why at Deep Water Bay the holes in almost every ense are cut so shallow. Possibly of course there is some perfectly simple explanation such as there is no depth of soil there, or is it that it is feared that the course may become

easy? 100 Whatever the reason, the holes are very shallow and consequently the edge of the tin is sunk only a very short way below the surface of the green. This is still further em- phasised by the carelessness of mast of the caddies who break the edge of the Eole and expose the tin even more, and the final result is that onc

more putts 8 right into the back of the hole and then jump out again than, thank goodness, one does on most other courses. If it is pomible this should be remedied. Granted that Deep Water Bay is not a course which was eve: intended for the most serious kind of golf, the rather frequent occurrence of this particular joke is not, I imagine, very widely appreciated. One does not mind occasional odd things happening through the green, the course is so small that this really adds a little variety to the round, but however light-hearted ope's golf may be, putting offers no fit occasion for more of the jests of Fortune than are necessary,.

To

Won 8: Lost 1.

play: Kowloon C.C., I.C., South China A.A.

Club de Recreio, Won ; Lost 3. To play: M.B.K., Indian R.C.

Indian R.U.

Indian

Won 3; Lost 3. To play Hong Kong C.C., Recreio,

Craigengower, University.

To

To

Nippon Club.

Won 3; Lost 3.

play: Kowloon C.C., South China A.A., Royal Engineers, Chinese R.C.

Craigongower C.0.

Won 2: Lost 6. play: Kowloon C. C., Indian R. C.

University.

Won 1; Lost 4. To play: Hong Kong C.C., Kowloon C.C., Indian R.C., Royal En- gineers, M.B.K.

M.B.K.

Won 1; Lost 5. To play: Kowloon CC., Craigen- gower, University, Recreio,

Royal Engineers. Won 1; Lost 8. To play: Kowloon C.C., University,

Nippon Club.

Kowloon 0.0.

Won 0; Lost -6.

University, Nippon Club.

|

A

They now enter the third round where they will meet the winners of R. M. Chaloner and H. Spicer (B. & S.) tec. 15/3 v. C. L. Sand's and H. Graves (Mercantile Bank) rec. 13

་

First. Innings.

A. C. Wilkinson, run out ... 20 E S. B. Williams, b Jephson 8 R. E. Hudson, cand b Bou

cher...... G. J. Bryan, c Dale, b

Jackson

F. R. E. Brook, not out H. P. Miles, b Cantrell

..... 76

R. T. Stanyforth, not out ...

Eltras

Total (5 wkts. dec.)

91

37

.580

not

Second Innings:Williama, out, 21; Hudson, not out. 15; extras, 8; total (no wkt.), 44.

Bowling:-Cantrell 1/125, Sellar

D. J. Gilmore and T. L. Cristie.|0/23; Jephson 2/112; Boucher 1/92, also of the Chartered Bank, rec Halsey 0/54, Cunliffe 0/47, Congdon

followed 15,

the example of 0/11, Brooks 0/78, Second Innings: McEachran and Reid by beating Cantrell 0/13, Jephson 0/23, W. N. H. Murdoch andE L Groome (0. Livingston) rec. 5/6 in- etraight sets 6-0, 6-2. They enter the third round aleo, and play the eventual winners of four pairs who are still in the first round.

To-day's Match.

R. M. Chaloner and H. Spicet (B. & S.) rec. 15-3. C. L. Sandes and H. Graves (Mercantile Bank) rec. 15.

DAVIS CUP.

ITALY WINS IN EUROPEAN ZONE:

(THROUGH REUTZE'S AGENCY.)..

MILAN, July 15th.

In the final of the European Zone of the Davis Cup Competition, Italy defeated Czecho Slovakia by three matches, to two, thus qualify- ing to meet U.S.A to decide which is to be France's challenger,

PING PONG LEAGUE.

MORE ENTRIES. WANTED.

So far only five teams have `an- tered the Senior Ping Pong League, viz: The 8.0.A.A., Chinese A.An Chinese Catholic Society, the Kow- loon Hop, Ying Club, and the Hon Chung School.

"Royal Navy. First Innings.

C. H. Congdon, e Hudson, b

Arnold

R. G. Shaw, b' Arnold

48

... 38

K. A. Sellar, c. Miles, b

Arcold

R. A. Stephenson, b Miles... 2 R. A. Brooks, b Barclay

J, H. Dale, b Arnold .....

19

178

T. E. Halsey, c "Arnold, b

Hills

67

R. L. Cunliffe, b Arnold

14

S. V. Jephson, b Hills

6

S. Boucher, b Arnold

3

A. S. Cantrell, not out

Extras

2

14

908

Totsi

Second Innings. C.-H. Congdon, e Stanyforth,

b Fill

R. G. Shaw, e Stanyforth,

b Hil

K. A. Sellar, b Barclay

A. Stephenson, b Miles... KA Brooks, c Wilkinson,

b Hill

J. H Dale, b Arnold

T. E. Halsey, c Carbutt, b

...忘!

83

MO

80

R. L. Cunliffe, e Miles, b

Carbutt

64

SV. Jephson, e Brooks, b

Miles

B

9

A

29

.332

8. Boucher, c Bryan, b Miles A. S. Cantrell, not out

Extras

Total

another to prison, to the madhouse, or to death.

She was only 17 when her father, a painter and a professor at the Academy of Arts, thought it wisc to" and her a husband. She was married to a rich manufacturer, who had to go to the war and died in Flanders, where, according to some people, he shop himself when he learned that his young wife waa unfaithful.

She was soon engaged to san officer, "who shot himself when she deserted him far somebody else. The same month she became en- ged to another cfficer, who shot himself dead. in her presence at Saarbrücken.

THE

PSYCHIC HEALER CURES DIABETES.'

I had been suffering from diabetes"

for many year I had gons under many treatments, but all in vala. I bad no hope of recovery. I was told by one of my friends to see the Faychic Hanier now staying in the Hotel Savoy, 80, 1 want to consult him, who gave me a fam Tawise. “I acted gecording to his instructions and now I am completely oured of my disonse.

I offer my sincere thanks to the renowned Spiritualist.”

(Spd.) E. 8. YIP,

37, CAINE BOAD.

Hang Kang, 6th July, 1928,”

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I then came back to Berlin," she told the judge, and again it was just life and Birtation. 1" soon get engaged to a bar. rister, but he went to the front CONSIGNEE NOTICES. a few days later and was killed. Then I met Major Behn, who had daughters who were older than 1 With the third battle of champagne we got engaged and were married in 1017."

Wis.

Suspected Spy.

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM UNITED KINGDOM VIL PORTS.

In Warsaw, where this husband was employed, Irangard, who was just 20, was suspected of espionage Steamship

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Con STEAMER KIDDERPORE."

AZETI HONG KONG ox 13TH JULY, 1929.

Frox BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.

CONSIGNEES Cargo by the abors

named Vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at välin amx in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf sind Godown Com. pany's Godawgs at Kowloon, where each Consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mark

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Thin Vessel brings on Cargo from Persian Gulf ex BISN, and B. & P.S.N Co.'s Steamers.

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Optional Gosda will be landed hare unless Enstructique bare been given to the contrary 6 hours before arrival of the Steamer.

Broods not cleared" within 6 dayı including date of arrival will be rybject to Rent.

No Fire Inggrance will be effected by

■ia may case whatever."

Damaged Packages manat be loft in the Godowar for examination by the Coa- signess, and the Company's Surveyors, | Meners. Gonpano & Douszas at 10 ▲u. on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.

All Claims against the Steamer muit be presented to the Undersigned on or before Sad August, 1998, or they will · not be recognized.

No Claims will be admitted after, the Goods have left the Godown. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.,

Agents. Hong Kong, 18th July, 1929. (6496

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FROM KOBE & MOJI.

THE Steamahig

THE

* TALAMRA " having arrived from the above Ports, Capsigan of Cargo are hereby in formed that their Goods are being landed and placed_at thiefe, riak in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and

Godowns at Bow loon, where

ed and kept in prison for a year and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Godown Comery may be obtained

on charges of cheating hotel keepers and espionage, but were afterwards acquitted by a military court. Under the woman's fatal influence the major went from bad to worse, and was finally sent to a lunatic asylum.

In 1919, at the age of 29, Irangard obtained a divorce, and on the day on which it was pronounced, he

Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowa Company, Limited, bence, and/or from the wharves, Delivery may be obtained.

Goods not cleared by the 23rd Jaly, 1998, at Noon, will be subject to Bant

Ali broken, chafed and damaged Packages are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined in the presence of Consignees by Mars, Goddard and Douglas, on 31st July,

10.

Claims against the

at

as soon as the Goods are landed.

Goods not cleared by 20th July, 1928, will be subject to Rent

No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any cues whatever,

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowas for examination by the Cou ignees and the Company's surveyors, Mesare. Goddard and Douglas, al 10 am. Mondays and Thursdays.

married an author, but left himmer including those for Cargo Ton days of the Steamer's arrival hers,

on the day of the wedding.

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She then took a fancy to a retired colonel and went with him to Mecklenburg, where, it was stated, he shot himself.

Her fourth husband was medical student named Bruns, whose career she ruined by teaching him the science of living free in the best hotels; and when, in con- sequence, he was sent to prison, she went off with an elementary school teacher who deserted his school and the girl to whom he was betrothed, and also got sent to prison.

Even The Gaoler.

One of her last victime was the ' gaoler of the prison, who is now serving two years' imprisonment

and letting her escape.

All Claim must be presented within short delivered must be presented on the after which date they cannot be Special Form provided, and must also recognized, be submitted within 50 of

days arrival No Claims will be admitted after otherwise they will not be recognized. the Goods have left the Godowns, s No Fire Insurance will be effected | MAUKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. by us in any case whatever.

Hong Kong, 13th July, 1999. (8497

by

Bills of Lading will be countersigned' i

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Agents.

Hong Kong, 16th July, 1928. [8506

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.,

COPENHAGEN,"

TH

T88 Motor Vessel

#DANMARK"

THE

BRITISH INDIA S.S. CO., LTD.

FROM CALCUTTA, KANGOON, PENANG AND SINGAPORE. HE Steamship

TALMA having arrived from the above Ports, that their Goods are being landed and

and Kowloon Wharf and Godown placed at their risk in the Hong Kong Delivery may be obtained as soon as Company's Godowas at Kowloom, where Goods are landed.

Does anyone actually enjoy play-Ta play: M.B.K., Royal Engineers, only four entries have been re: Arnold 8/41, Bryan 0/7. Second for yielding to her enchantment having anived, Consigness of Cargo Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed

ing a patt just for its own sake,

"C" DIVISION.

Chinese EC. 2nd."

Won 8; Lost D.

To play: R.A.0.C.; South China A.A., Indian B.C., Chinese R.C. 1st, Recreio 2nd..

foon

Chinese E. C. 1st. "Won 7; Lost 0. To Play South China A.A., Nippon Club, Chinese R.C_2nd, Kow. Indians, T. M. C. A., RA.M.C., Civil Service,

Recreio di Won 7; Lost 1. Play: South China A.A., Kow loan C., Nippon Club, Kan- nedy Road M.Q., Kowloon Indians.

as one enjoys playing any other shot in the game! There may be euch fortunate people presumably, but the ordinary man generally looks upon putting as a means to an end. There are days when he takes his putter without a tremor. other days when he almost bursts into tears when he sees his ball on the green, but how many ever feel a thrill of joy when they get Cer. the putter in their bands? tainly a long putt holed does, thri a man, but the thrill is one of mental relief, connected with the fact that one or possibly two shots have been saved. This is a very different feeling from the pure physical joy of a shot hit right off the middle of the cub with every ounce that one has behind it. A To long putt may give one a perfect "eagle," but it is the "eagle that one is pleased with and the two fine shots which led up to the putt, and in replaying that hole from the armchair throughout the evening, it is always the second To shot which, becomes more more magnified in opposition to the putt, until finally this crowning shot is reduced to a mere insign ficant fick with the back of the putter."

Kad

South China. Won 5; Lost 0.

Play: Chinese R.C-lat, Hong Kong C.C., Kowloon C.C., Kennedy Road M.Q, Chinese R. C-2nd, YM.C.A, Recreio 2nd, R.A.M.C. and. Civil Ser- vice.

Kowloon 0.0.

Won 3; Lost 2.

To Play: South China A.A., Indian

To

||

Happy Valley continues to be a very pleasant spot were the miss ing of more than about two shots a round should be regarded as a crime. The committee have turn: ed their attention to cleaning out que or two of the bunkers during the last week, which has certain improved the playing value of the course without in any way making it too easy. When they have had the time sad opportunity to dem with one or two of the tees the course will really be in very fine condition. The 8th tee is the only one which calls really loudly for attention. It is very uneven and far from level, and as this hole one which, more than most, calls for as lops a drive as posible t open up the green for the eccond shot, it is a little hard that the To player should be called upon to face rather unusual difficulties of stance and addrees when still on the tee.

To

As regards the Junior League,

ceived. This is rather disappoint ing in view of the keen interest taken in, this indoor game amongst Clubs and Schools, and it has there. fore been decided to postpone the closing date for entries until Fri- day, the 20th inst.

Bowling:-Hills 2/68, Barclay 1/61, Carbatt 0/42, Miles 1/65, innings: Till 4/85, Arnold 1/60, Carbutt 1/41, Lewes Barclay Miles 3/77,

BULLS.

1/51,

As soon as the Leagues have KING'S PRIZE WINNER'S 14 been started, the arrangements for the Singles Championship of the Colony will be discussed.

All who took part in last year's League and Singles matchee are requested to be present at the Chinese Y.MG.A. Play Ground on Sunday, the 2nd inst., at 4.30 p.m., when a group photo will be taken.

B.A.0.0.

Won 3; Lost 5. To Play: Nippon Club, Chinese R.C.-2nd, Kowloon Indians, Y.M.C.A, R.A.M.C., and Civil Service.

!

Nippon Club, Won 3; Lost 4. To Play: R.A.O.C., Chinese R.C.. 1st, Hong Kong C.C., Recreio- Y.M.O.A, Recreio-2nd, R.A.M.C., and Civil Service.

RAK.O.

1st,

Won 2; Lost 8..

COMMONS BEAT LORDS.

(DBITISH WIRELESS SERVICE)

Ruary, July 15th." Lance-Corporat Hale, formerly. of King Edward's School O.T.C.. Birmingham, who won the King's Prize of £250, with medal and badge, at Bidder, scored 14 "bulls" out of 18 shots in the final."

Hale's father was also a com- petitor, and figured amongst the hundred finalists.

A team from the House of Com mons beat a House of Lords team by 812 points to 684..

SIR W. GIBBONS---- OITES SIR DUNCAN ORR. LEWIS AS CO-RESPONDENT.

She was sent to prison for nine months, and a young farmer whom she had changed from an honest man to a thief got a sentence of ten months.

are hereby informed that all floods are being landed and placed at their risk inte the hazardous and/or extra hazardous what and Godown Co, Ltd, where Godqwas at The Hong Kong and Kewloon Delivery Can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

No Claims will be admitted after

Goods not cleared by 18th July, 1929, will be subject to Rent

No Fire Insurance will be effected by 1 in any case whatever.

Damaged Pac

SIFTING THE TRUTH OF the Goods have left the Godowas, and sil Goods remaining undelivered after DOG STORIES.

the 10th July, 1978, 4 p.m., will be

Packages must be left in the subject to Bent.

Godowns for "szamination by the All broken, chafed and damaged Goods Consignees and the Company's surveyors, are to be left in the Godown, where Messrs. Goddard, and Douglas, et 10 they will be examined by Monars. Andor, Mondays and Thursdays.

FUND TO TEST BEHAVIOUR OF ANIMALS,

How intelligent 'really is a dog? A scientific attempt to sift the truth of dog stories told by proud owners all over the world is being made for the first time by psycholo- gists at Columbia University, New York, who are appealing for assis tance in raising a £20,000 fund to test the precise nature and limita to the intelligence of dogs, cats, and other higher animals.

The behaviour of animals is being studied more and more to throw light on the seemingly simple, but, in reality, complex, problem of the behaviour of children and child education.

Fellow Fund, The new fund is to be known as Among the divorce actions to be the Fellow fund, and is called heard before the courts rise at the after the astonishing German sheep Vacation is the petition of Bir Walter Gibbons for the dissolution of his marriage,

son & Ashe on 18th July, 1998, at All Claims must be presented within

date

after

10 m

All Claims against the vessel must be Ten days of the Steamer's arrival here,

which

they cannot be presented to the Undersigned before recognized.

and July, 1929, or they will not

No Ulaims will be admitted siter the Gooda kive left the Godowns. be recognised.-

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. Hong Kong, th July, 1928. [8483

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.,

4 genta,

Hong Kong, 14th July, 1928. [6438

NIGHT CLUB “QUEEN.” SIX MONTHS' SENTENCE.

PEERESS-DAUGHTERS? FAREWELL

LONDON, June 23rd. " Mira. Kate Evelyn Merrick, known as London's Night Club Queen was sentenced at Bow-street yester

CONSIGNEES NOTICE.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED,

From MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON & STRAITS.

The Steamship BENKINNES."

CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being

RÚ, Kowloon C.C., Recreio To Flay: R.A.0.C., South China, end of this month for the Long dog of that name recently examined day to six months' imprisonment Landed 1 their risk into the hazardous

1st, Kowloon Indians, Recreio-

2nd and Civil Service.

Hong Kong 61.

Won 4j Lost 3.

Play South China A.A., Indian

B.C., Kolom C.C., Nippon To Clab, Kennedy Road MQ., Kowloon Indians, Y.M.C.A.

pirit_hailes,

Won 4; Lost 3.

Play: FAO.C., South China

A.A., Indian R.C., Chinese R.C. Ist Kowloon C.C., Re

Crefo-1st, and Nippon Club.

Kennedy Boad M-Q.

Won 4; Lost 5.

Play: South China A.A., Hong Kong 0.C., Recreio-1st, Recreio- 2nd, and R.A.M.C. (Continued on next-Column)."

To

To

Indian 1.0., Chinese B. C.-1st, Nippon Club, and Kennedy Road. M.Q.

Y.M.O.A..

co-respondent.

He

by scientists of this university. the second division for selling in-

Fellow, to the undisguised astonishment of his learned ex- miners, responded to no fewer than 400 words used in various

world's record. commands. This is believed to be

2

The examination was conducted by Dra. C. J. Warden and John B. Watson, Dr. Watson being known by the curious scientific title of exponent of behaviourist pay chology."

toxicants without a licence at the ador extra hasanlous Godowns of the Cecil Club, Gerrard-street, W., HONG KONG AND KOWLOON WEARD AND formerly known as the Forty-Three GOD CONFANT, LD, whence, and/or Delivery may be from the wharyss Club.

Claims will be admitted after the Bloods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 17th instant will be subject to Bent

Portaission was given for her two daughters, the Countess of Kin- noul and Lady de Clifford, who were in court, to see her before her departure for Holloway Prison, where she will serve her sentence.

Mrs. Merrick was described as the most inveterate breaken of club licensing laws in London. She has

obtained

be

Al Claims against the Steamer must presented to the Undersigned an or before the Sirt instant, or they will not be recognized.

Bir Duncan Orr-Lewis is cited as Recreio 1st., Won 2; Lost 8.

Sir Walter Gibbons, who has Play Indian R.C., Nippon time in 1913, is a consulting en been married twice, the second Club, Kennedy Road M.Q.. Kowloon Indians and Civil gineer and one of the founders of Service,

the Automobile Association. has been prominently associated with the theatrical world and only ing directorship of the General a month ago resigned the manag Theatre Corporation, formed to He explains that it is difficult take over to picture and variety for a scientist to penetrate to the theatres, including the Palladium world of dogs and discover precise paid about 21,300 in fines and to be left in the Godgent, where and the Holborn, Empire...

izstent, at 10 ly how much they depend on sight, served a previous sentence of sixthey will be examined on the 16th Bir Duncan Orr-Lewis is 30 and scent, or hearing in any given months in the second division. was married in 1991. His wife situation. He adds that & Com

Mrs. Merrick wore a fur-trim And Dongiaa by Messrs. Goddard No Fire Insurance has been affected. died in 1996. He was educated at prehensive study of the psychology med cost of fawn velvet and a pale Bill of Lading will

ntarsigned by

Co Eton and Cambridge and is a mem of the dog has never beer made, blue hat. During part of the hour- GIBE, LIVINGSTON ber of the Royal Thames Yacht partly because the work is glowing she was in tears, but she heard

Hong Hong, 10th July, and, therefore, expensive."

the sentence calmly. Club."-

Won 1; Lost 7. ̈. Play: R.A.0.0., South China, Indian R.C., Chinese R.C.-1st, Hong Kong, 0.C., and Nippon Club, q*

Kowloon Indiana.

Won 0; Lost §. Ther

Play: RAO.C., Chinese R.C.

1st, Hong Kong CC, Kowloon C.C., Recreio-lat, and Recreio- 2nd.

All jumper, chaled and damaged Goode

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