THE FIFTH TEST MATCH.
DAY OF CHANGING FORTUNES.
ENGLAND'S DISASTROUS
OPENING.
(THROUGH RAUTER'S AGENCY.]
MELROCENE, March 13th. Heavy rain fell overnight at Mel bourne and Wednesday opened dull
LAWN TENNIS.
FINCHER BROTHERS
PROGRESSING.
NEW DOUBLES ASPIRANTS WIN.
חד.
Only four matches were played in the Hong Kong Cricket Club Tournament yesterday afternoon. Of these, two were in the Open Doubles "Championship Colony, while the other two were in the Handicap, Singles..
of
the
Interest centred in the Finchers
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 14th, 1929.
MID-WEEK FOOTBALL.
H.M.S. PETERSFIELD
K.0.3.B.
B3
DOCTOR SUES PATIENT'S FATHER.
FEES FOR AN OPERATION.
→ YERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
In the Summary Court, yester.
H.M.S. Petersfeld failed to
the Junior score in
Inter- Services Competition, and the Borderers
practically год ther pleased by six clear goala, Tho K.O.S.B. forwards gave a polished display, with Crawloy and Stevens the star turns, these players again obtaining thehas trick" each Crawley opened the sporing, and Sterena added two goals before ren.
half timo.
day, Mr. Justice Wood held that a man is responsible for the doctor's! fee, when, following his wife's sum. moning of the doctor, an operation is performed on one of their child.
daughter,
a" doctor on
Mr. J. M. d'Almada Remedios
The plaintiff was Dr. Ozorio whe There was another and overcast.
Although face to face with a downfall at 9.30, but the wicket did
team never lost heart and battled Kowloon, for $250, due for pro not appear to be greatly affected, match against Leonard and Bodiker hopeless proposition the Petersheld sued Mr. Jorge, of 21, Jordan Road, Bradman (100) and Fairfax (30) and many turned up to watch the on pluckily Padden, Jackson and feisions! services as were the overnight not outs, and brothers in action. As generally exile Tore a fine trio of hall back, June 7th, 1998, to the defendant's
Gens played a clever, game they opened fairly confidently, pected they won, the final scores at back. Churchwood in goal can However, when 20 had been "added being threa sets to one in their hardly be blamed for any of the shots which passed him, and some, in just over half an hour, Bradman favour, but although they were not of his ares, including a penalty. tried to place the ball to leg and called upon to give of their best. were highly meritorious. put up
an easy catch to Tate not being at any stage in serious at forward short-leg. Bradman's danger of losing the match, they magnificent innings, which included will have to do much better in order eight 4's lasted for 217 minutes, to beat the Rumjahns, whom they while the fifth wicket partnership have now qualified to meet in the
third round. lasted four minutes less and yield.
Yesterday's match did not pro- ed 183 runs. 13 runs inter Fairfaxure the high standard expected, followed bis partner, after a sound but an even struggle took place in innings of 232 minutes, in the course the third set, after the first two of which he hit only two boundaries. sets had been divided. After 3.all had been called the Kowloon pair forged ahead and led 5-3, but the Craigengower couple retaliated, tak ing three games at a stretch. That, however, proved their final effort and the Finchers coming to their own won, the set at 8-6, and then went on to beat their opponents easily in the fourth set
Above all be took no risks. Old feld also lost his wicket before lunch, playing forward and giving Geary a low return "which he man aged to hold. Lunch was taken at this point, the scorë being 409.
Another Stand..
Heavy rain fell during the inter- val, and when play was resumed, two more disasters quickly befel the Australians, for Oxenham was caught at the wicket off Geary, and
the same fate awaited Wall 12 runs
Now Fair Succeeds,
Result:
་་་
K.O.S.B.e H.M.S. Petersfield The teams:-***
0
E.O.S.B.Sears; Charlton, Martin; Drury, Barham, Hume Hare, Joll, Crawley, Stevens and Craig
H. M. S. wood; Gens, Dusty; Lowe, Padden, Petersfield: Church Jackson: Piroe, Main, Freston, Jenks and Bibbins.
SMALL UNITS . H.M.S. IROQUOIS.
After manotonous series of defeats in the League, Small Units delighted their supporters by secur ing a decisive victory over H.M.S. Iroquois by Ave goals to one, in the Inter-Services Competition.
was for the plaintiff and Mr. F. X d'Almada, senior, defended.
GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO., LTD.
ALLEGED DISCOURTESY TO CUSTOMER.
$3,500,000 FOR NEW MACHINERY.
YESTERDAY'S ANNUAL MEETING.
The 40th ordinary annual meeting of shareholders of the "Green Island Cement Company, Ltd., was held at noon yesterday in St. George's Building. An extraordinary meeting was held immed iately after at which a resolution was passed authorising the Board to spend up to $3,500,000 on new plant for the Hok Un factory, Kow- joon.
Extraordinary Meeting.
The notice convening the extra- ordinary meeting was then read by the secretary, after which the chair- man said
Gentlemen, at the annual general meeting in March last year, I in- formed you that your Board were investigating the question of the installation of a new plant as Hok Un with a view to placing concrete proposals before you in due course and this meeting has been called for the purpose of asking you for your approval of this installation.
We have gone extremely carefully into the various aspects of the matter and in order to check our recommendations and those made by our own technical and executive staff, we requested Messrs. Love, Bingham & Matthews to draw up a report on the financial side of the undertaking. This report we are glad to say supports our own views and those of our technical staff, and is available to any shareholder on application to the secretary,
We think it will be inadvisable.
At the ordinary meeting a shareholder, Mr. Joseph Gould (the sharebroker) alleged discourtesy on the part of the staff toward a potential customer, and also suggested consideration of the ro- muneration to Messrs. Shewan, Tomes & Co., the General Managers.
Those Present^-
Rank Incivility. There were present Mr. R. G. These charges consist of rank in- Shewan (chairman), Messrs. C. A. civility and rudeness towards custo delay the project and we pro- pose accordingly going ahead "im- da Roza, C. F. Mendham, J. Scott tomers, and the preferential treat-mediately, subject to your agree Mr. Remedios said that on June Harston, Li The Fong and J. Bment, both in the way of prices and meat to-day. As regards financing 5th, 1923, Dr. Ozorio received & Taggart (directors), Mr. Allan Keith deliveries, of one set of customers of your Board to call up further the project, it not the intention telephone call from Mrs. Jorge and (secretary), and Messrs. M. A. he attended her daughter at the Figueiredo, Yeung Yan, Tang Kong against all others. I hold here defendant's residence. The daugh- Pa, N, V. A. Croucher, O. Kitchell, in my hand a cheque in favour of ter was suffering from appendicitis, Joseph Gould, Soo Pei Shao, P. M. this company from a Chinese busi- and an operation was successfully N. da Silva, J. Coulthart, F. J. ness firm calling for the delivery of 170 bags of cement which had been performed on June 37th. Plaintiff's
verbally promised to that firm by shroff had called several times on
the company's compradoce "at the Mrs. Jorge, but he was not paid.
current price of the day. Last December Mrs. Jorge died and probata to her estate of 825,000 was granted.
Having given evidence bearing out his solicitor's opening Dr. Ozoric agreed in cross-examination that six years ago he had been on friendly The winners gave a greatly im- terms with Mr. Jorge, but later he Pored display and thoroughly dewas not friendly with him. served their success. The Units were well served at centre forward by Smith, this player opening out the game to such advantage that the Iroquois defenders were for 3. time run completely off their feet. Smith opened the scoring in to minutes, while Hogg obtained the second with a fine first time effort A penalty taken by Watson gave the winners their third point, and Allsop replied for the sailers prior to the interval.
J. S. McEachran and L. Goldman, new. combination, beat A. D Humphreys and R. K. Valentine without difficulty in straight sets later. When the last man, Horni They are considered a strong pair brook, joined Grimmett, England and their progress will be followed so med rely to have a useful lead with interest. Tacy now meet: Ho on the rat innings, but the pair Ka Lau and Ng Sze Kwong, having etayed together and raus began to jumped from the first round to the come faster; raising the crowd to a third round by virtue of a walk over high pitch of enthusiasm. 450 was from Y. Sajiki and T. Isomura. reached in 663 minutes, and 19 runs
RESULTS. later the tea interval was taken. Grimmett at this point being 23 and Hornibrook 91. Afterwards 23 more runs were added, mainly by Grimmett, and then at last Horni J. S. McEachran and L. Goldmanly in action in the Small Units' brook got bis leg in front of a bent A. D. Humphreys and R. K. straight hall from White. The last Valentine, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4. wicket had added 9 invaluable E. C. Fincher and E. F. Fincher russ, and left England with a lead beat J. Leonard and G. Bodiker, of only 28 runs on the first innings. | 0-2, 4-8, 86, 6-0. The whole Australian innings occu pied 732 minutes, exactly two hours longer than the English innings. '
Wonderful Bowling.
The details follow:-
Open Doubles.
Handicap Singles " A.”
O. E. C. Marton (owe 2/8) beat
O. O. Womack (rec. 4/6), 6-3, 7-5
Handicap Bingles "B."
A. C. I. Bowker (owe 2/6), beat
E. Barker (rec. 4/6), 6-1, 6-3. TO-DAY'S MATCHES. Open Singles. SA. Rujahn v. Luk Ding Cheung.
Geary's total of 81 overs in a single innings creates a record for & Test match. To-day he was P. superb, and bis figures read 38/18/51/5. When Wall was dis missed he had actually taken 5 wickets in 25 overs during the day at the cost of so runs. While also got through a tremendous amount of work, bowling 76 overs for 138 runs during the innings.
Disastrous Opening.
E. O. Fincher v. B. M. Hender-
BOZI.
Club Championship,
G. W. Sewell v. R. E. Valentine.
Handicap Singles "A."
A. Piercy (rec. 5/8) 1. C. 'H Bradley (rice. 1/6).
L. Forster (owe 15) 2. W. A. Nowers (ser.).
Hobba and Jardine again opened England's innings, but the start was disastrous.
Hobbs soon scored a single, and Jardine faced Wall, who was bowling really fast. He sent down a bail on the leg which Jar dine just touched, and Oldfield, standing back, snapped up a fine catch. After this early reverse Lawrie (owe 4/6) v. A. Reid and J. Larwood was sent in to play out A, Summera (rec. 2/67.
Handicap Doubles, H. J. Armstrong and J. G.
time with Hobbs, and scored 11 H. Graves and C. L. Sandes (rec. while Hobbs added a couple of 15). G. N. de Man and C. Stigter singles before an appeal. against | (rec. 4/6).
the light was allowed and play
RP Moodie and M.
Scott
ended for the day. England are (rec. 3/6) v. W. Woodward and C.
thus 40 runs ahead with 9 wickets in hand in their second innings
Score:-
England-1st Innings. Hobbs, 1.b.w, b" Ryder...... 14
D. R. Jardine, e Øldfeld, b
J. C. White, not out.......
Extras
Total
Fall of the wickets: 3/64; 2/148; 3/235; 5/260: 0/401; 7/409; 8/428; "10/318.
W. E. Bishop (rec. 4/6)..
Mixed Doubles.
E. R. Price and Miss Moffat (rec. 4/8). Lieut.-Col, and Mrs. Wyatt (owe 18).
The second half was more evenly contested and Penny was repented- goal. Smith scored twice for the eldiers in this half. It was, des pite the difference in the score a well contested and interesting match.
Result:
Small Units......... H.M.S. Iroquois 'i....... The teams:
Small Units:--Penny; Dedson, Joyce; Walker, Starner, Gros- venor; Elliott, Sabin, Smith, Hogg and Watson.
H.M.S. Iroquois:-Wyatt;. Nobes,
The Defendant's Version: The defendant said in evidence. that he had had nothing to do with Dr. Ozorio, since they had a busi- ness, disagreement six years ago. Dr. Ozorio was engaged by Mr. Jorge, who had her own estate and banking account. himself have engaged plaintiff. He agreed that he made no protest and that the operation was necessary. He certainly did not give Mrs. Jorge authority to employ plaintiff.
In reply to the Judge witness said he had never given notice that be was not responsible for his wife's. debts.
Tavares, A. L Shields, IW. Showan, E. Dreyer, Ewok Kam Hang, F. E. Silva and Capt. J. Robinson (shareholders).
CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH. Addressing the meeting Mr. R. G. Showan, the Chairman, said:
year ended December 31st. 1928, The report and accounts for the having been in your hands for the prescribed period, I will, with your permission, take them as read
To write off Deep Water:
Bay Works
Buildings and Machin
1
ery (830,000), Stocks ($20,000)
To carry forward.
"
$100,000,00
50,000.00
50,000.00 9,909.61
capital for, with the company's own ment which we expect to obtain resources, deferred terms of pay- from suppliers and with assistance from our bankers, a call on share- holders should not be necessary.
Entire Energies to Hok Un. It is your Board's intention," in future, to devote their entire ener gies to Hok Un. No more capital This cheque was returned to the will be spent at Macao, and Deep firm with a memo from the company Water Bay will be disposed of, it bearing the curt statement Re-we can find a purchaser, or the
works demolished. as to any future delivery or as to gret cement sold out"-not a word when the company might be in a position to meet a demand.
Some time later; the same firm, The profit for the year, after being in urgent need of 100 bags, allowing $85,876.27 for depreciation sent its representative to the com- amounts to $137,941.00 and with the pany's office and asked a member sum of 871,960.71" brought forward of the staff if he could have this from 1997, there remains a credit quantity, adding at the same time balance of 8209,902.81 which your that he was prepared to pay even directors recommend be dealt with 50 cents or more a bag higher than than the current price. The reply as follows:- He would not
he received staggered him both in To place to Reserve
bluntness and the sneer it was in Fund
tended to convey. He was asked To place to reserve for
Why doesn't he buy Japanese or New Plant
Haiphong cement?" Such an at- titude on the part of the staff is apt to be resented, and certainly does not tend to secure the goodwill of customers. Eventually this firm was obliged to go to a dealer who ap parently was one of the favoured few and had to par 84.50 per bag, I may say that the selling price of the company on that day was $3.60 It is puzzling to many of us why Business for the first eight months it was that the company continued of the year under review was ex-selling its cement at $260 when it ceedingly poor, as although en- was well-known that it was not in quiries were plentiful, we were una position to cope with the existing able to meet the competition we demand, while the market was ap were faced with owing to our high parently willing to pay higher prices. costs of production brought about General Managers' Commlasion, fratly by the obsolete plant at Hok
There is another point I should baving accumulated large stocks of with the statement of account, and cement we were unable to keep our that is in regard to the general factories running full time. In September, however, a strong de-managers' commission. mand set in both locally and from Profit of $118,000, $25,000 seems out of all proportion to pay by way abroad. This demand enabled us of commission. I am aware that not only to dispose of all our under the company's articles the cumulated stocks of cement but also
Argument and Judgment. Mr. Remedios submitted that the operation was necessary, and no- thing had been proved to suggest that the wife was unable to pledge her husband's credit.
Mr. d'Almads, in reply, said that Mr. Jorge had no means of his own the time and was living on his wife's income.
He was not on speaking terms authorised his being called in.
$209,902.81
The Business Position.
capital expended on a new plant, The return we expect from the will, we feel confident, enable us to become again a dividend paying concern at a not far distant date.
The market for our product is
large and increasing and I am sure will easily absorb the output of a new plant. The plant which will in conjunction with expert technical be chosen by our works' manager advisers at Home, will be of the very latest type and will amongst other things enable us to manufac- ture rapid hardening cement, which is already finding such a ready. market at Home and on the Con- tinent, and which commands a much higher price than ordinary Portland cement.
The Resolution.
I now beg to propose that the resolution mentioned in the notice calling this meeting; namely
That the directors of the com- pany be and they are hereby authorised to proceed with the purchase and installation at the company's works at Hok Un, of a new cement plant and to ex- pend on the purchase and instal lation of such new..cement plant a sum of up to but not exceeding 83,500,000
be passed as an extraordinary re- solution and I shall be glad if some
Warden; Watson, Brough, Tys- with plaintiff and would not have Un, and, secondly, by the fact that like to touch upon oa in connection shareholder will kindly second this."
burst; Allsop, Tall, Hall, Manfield and Wade.
MILITARY GOLF.
WINNERS OF INTER-UNIT
CHAMPIONSHIP.
The final of the South China Command Inter-Unit Golf Cham- pionship resulted as follows:-
B.A.M.O. "A.!
Major T. C. Bowie Major D, W Beamish Col J. S. Bostock Major R. H. Lucas
Total
EKSRA. “AJ Capt. F. G. Le Gros ................. A. Musson.....
Capt. H. H. M. Oliver Capt. J. M. Murphy
Total
HOME FOOTBALL.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. RESULTS.
{TELOUGH RIUTEK'S LOENOT.)
LONDON, March 19th. The following were the results of football matches played to-day in Division I of the Scottish League: Airdrie ......... 5 Aberdeen
Giving judgment for plaintiff, with coats, His Lordship said that the doctor rightly looked to Mr. Jorge for payment. If Mr. Jorge had not given his wife authority to call in Dr. Ozorio he should have made a statement to that effect.
SALE OF RACE PONIES.
TOP PRICE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
GOOD BIDDING.
Over thirty race ponies
lined
On a not
Mr. J. H. Taggart seconded and the motion was carried unanimous
15.
CINEMA NEWS.
"THE ACTRESS" AT THE QUEEN'S.
Actress," starring Norma Shearer,
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "The ...... which, will be screened at the
to commence running both factories general managers are entitled to full time, thus materially reducing this scale, but surely these articles costs So strong has this demand are not, like the laws of the ancient Medes and Persians, unalterable.. become that for the past three I would, therefore, appeal to the months we have been daily turning Board and the general managers to sway orders.
get together and by agreement make Business, I am glad to say, still the commission payable propor-Queen's Theatre from to-day to continues to be good, and the captionate to the net profit... pany, as you will see from the balance sheet, is in a highly satis factory position financially.
up remained closed throughout the year
".
Saturday, should please even the ...most bluse movie fan.
Chairman's Haply.
The story is the screen adaption Mr. Shewan replied: In regard to of Sir Arthur Wing Pizero's It is done by the general man-
Our Deep Water Bay works have the fixing of the price of cement Trelawacy of the Wells," which for the public foüp at the Jockey nader review and your directors are agers according to the state of the has periodically thrilled theatre.. Club Stables yesterday by Messrs. now contemplating disposing of market. You know there is fluctus- andiences. since the day of early Hughes & Hough, Ltd. The prices them altogether. We have had tion in the price of cement as in any
realised, compared with the last sale, were very good, the lowest being $76.
No Dividend.
other commodity." He added that several enquiries in regard to these the answer to the second question Works but no acceptable offer has was the same and that the general as yet been made us.
managers followed and watched the market. The price of cement in December last was $5.50 a cask and
An Investigation Mi. Shewan promised investiga
905'
The story is of a beautiful actress and her love affair with a member screen version has been carefully "of "an aristocratic family. The
Among the ponies which caught
directed so as to keep as closely as the public eye and consequently
possible to the original story. fetched high prices were San Fran It is with great regret that your
Norma Shearer has the leading part risco $850, Szatmar $560, Dark Eyes directors are again unable to re- 83.50 a bag.
and is spported by Boy D'Arey, $550, and Tarmacadam $500. The commend the payment of a dividend,
Ralph Forbes and Owen Moore. steeplechaser Sheila, guaranteed but they are of the opinion that the
Sam Ku West and his talented sound by the owner, went for $100. company's resources should be re- tion as to whether anybody on the musical company will continue to The following were the ponies served for the erection of a new staff had been rude. It did not appear during all performances and prices realised:
factory. We are only at the begin follow, however, that if a person until Saturday in an entire change ning of the cement era and I think was advised to buy Haiphong of programine. we can confidently look forward to cement that the advice was given in
00
Wall
Hammond,
Fairfax, b
Wail
28
Tyldesley, e Hornibrook, b.
D. Bradman," e Tate, b
Geary
123
Ryder
31
A. G. Fairfax,
b.w.
Duckworth, c Fairfax, b
Geary
65
Hornibrook
19
Hondres, c. Hornibrook, b
W. A. Oldfield, e and b
Geary
'Fairfax"
#5
Leyland, e Fairfax, b Oxen-
E. M. Oxenham, • Duck-
worth,, b Geary
Sheila
$100
Spark Plug
73.
ham ****
127
C. V. Grimmett, not out
38
...
Green Jadé
100
Larwood, b Wall
4
Geary, b Hornibrook.
T. Wall, e Duckworth,
Geary
Fat Choy
200
Gold Stag
75
Tate, c sub. b Hornibrook... 15
P. M. Hornibrook, 1.b.w, b
0
Silver Stag
100
White
26
Partick
13
Extras
17
Rangers
? Kilmarnock ... I .....2 Hearts
Sunny Day
135
0
Rosy Day..
80
St. Mirren......
Falkirk
Mongolian Stag
350
619
Total
491
Ole Man River
85
Chicot....
-130
Wall
BOWLING ANALYSIA.
O. M. B. W. 49. 8 123 Harnibrook.... 48
Larwood
Fall of the wickets 1/54;2/143; 3/203; 4/203; 5/386; 4/240} 9/470;6/309; 7/109; 8/420; 9/432; 10/491:
BOWLING ANALY919.
"O. M. R. W.
7-83 1
Lock Tay
REALISM.
The Farmer
100
San Francisco
830-
BUBULARS BUSY DURING AN OPERA REHEARSAL.
Tarmacadam
500
Bay Beret.
110
Bamiston
85
34
560
3
8 142 3
45.1 15
06
11
40 .0
Tate Geary White Hammond ...... 16
62
26.108
190
81 26105
5
90
75
29 130 3 31
Twilight Eve
165
Eclipse Eve
90
84 4
1
Leyland. 3
0 11
0%
J
18
6 za
The Jungle Book
190
2
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England 2nd Innings."
Inca
180
Hobbs, not out
3
D. R. Jardine, e Oldfeld, b
Wall
100
-80
102
Larwood, not out
11
300-
A. Jackson, run out
30
Extras
4
360.
A. F. Kippar, e Duckworth,
Pamelo
100
38
Total (for 1 wit.)
13
100
J. Ryder, e Tate, b Ham-
30
Fall of the wickets:
1/1.
King's Parade Madcap Recreio
350
105
"Orenham
Grimmett ....... 23
Fairfax
Ryder...
Kippax
Australia-1st Innings,
W. M. Woodfull, o Geary,
b Larwood
b White
**** prom
(Continued on next Column).
While the Brighton and Hove Operatic Company were, rehearsing a new play containing a house breaking episode at the Theatre, Royal, a detective arrived and in- formed the producer, Mr. Harry Drury, jun., and Mr. Bernard Barton, the chorus master,
that their houses in Dyke-road and Dyke Road-drive had been burgled.
About £50 in money and goods had been stolen from Mr. Barton's house, and about £5 from Mr. Drury'
The burglary was obviously plan- ned to take place while the men. were at the theatre.
Szatmar Civility...
Nero
Buff Jacket Nestor
·Marcussi Duke of Melrose Dark Eyes
The Haugh
good times in future years
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an offensive way,
The report and accounts were
In regard to the question of adopted on the proposal of the general managers' fee, Mr. Shewan Chairman, seconded by Mr. J. Scott said You must not ask me to Harston,
say anything about that. As you know, it was fixed by the share- holders themselves some years ago." "Mr, Gould: "I know, but at the same time it seems out of propor tion."
SHAREHOLDER'S QUESTIONS.
Mr. Gould then asked the follow- ing questions
What is the practice of the company in fixing the selling Mr. Shewan replied that last year price of cement. Is it done by the had been exceptional and that the Board, the general managers or prospects for the present year were left to the discretion of the com-good, y pany's staff 1
When the price is so fixed, how long a period of time is usually allowed before it comes up for re- vision 1
Other Business,
Other business transacted by the company was
The re-election of Mr. J. Scott What was the price the company Harston and Mr. Gould F. Mend- was charging for its cement in ham as directors-proposed by Mr. the latter part of December last J. Gould, seconded by Mr. J. Coul (1928).1
thart.
از ہو
The re-election of Messrs. Lin- My reason, he added, for putting these questions is that it might stead & Davis and Messrs, Lowe, afford me an opportunity of calling Bingham & Matthews as auditors attention to certain charges that at a fee of $750 for each firm per have been made against the office year proposed by Mr. N. VA staff of the company which in fair- Croucher, seconded by Mr. O. Kit ness to all concerned call for inves chell, tigation
(Continued on next Oolumn),
TODAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.
BROADCAST BY ZB.W. ON 350 METRES.
1,48 p.m.-Weather report, 5.30 to 6.30 p.m.-Programme of " Chinese music. (Records, supplied by Messrs. Sincere Co.).
7.48 ..-Evening weather re port.
8 to 10.30 p.m.-Programme of Chinese music relayed from the Roof Garden of Messrs. Sincere, Co., Ltd,
The death has occurred at her. residence, Saighton Grange, near Cheater, of the Countess Grosvenor, mother of the Duke of Westminster and widow of the late It. Hon. George Wyndham Lady Grosvenor - was aged 73, and was the fourth daughter of the ninth Earl of Scar borough. She married first in 1874, Earl Grosvenor, who died ten years, later:
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