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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1931.
CARLYLE wrote of his
works as follows. "There's no reliance
for this world but
DEWARS
just the truth.".
To know the truth, however, is not
always easy, because there are many things
masquerading under the semblance of it, and whisky is no exception. But the truth of flavour about this choice old stimulant is
verified by the world's ablest judges of wisky. It is a sign of excellence and age develop-
ment.
The true whisky is
"White Label"
BRING THE KIDDIES.
DOWN TO
TOYLAND
THE
FANLING GOLF.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
SHEWAN AND MARTON
IN FINAL,
Marton and Shewan qualified to play in the foal for the Champion-. ship of Faaling Golf Club.
LAWN BOWLS.
KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN
“CLUB""AT HOME.
RECORD BOARD UNVEILED,
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An enjoyablo aftoracion was spent by a largo-gathering at the Kow. loon Bowling Green Club on Satur
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE CHRISTMAS
BRIGADE.
The Hon. Transurer, acknowledges with thanks, the receipt of the fol- lowing donations towards Brigado Funds (New Turritory) :—— Fung Kong Un (Children's
Welfare)
Chan Sing Fong Wah Sun F. J. de Rose beat A. H. Musson day when the meters bold an "at Yu Wang Fo
["bone" to their friends on the You Shun Yan
THIRD HOUND.
C. B. C. Marton beat W. R. Val-casion of closing their bowling Yap Kwai Fong
greens for the season.
Club members had visitors form
Inace 3 and. 2.
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J. W. Shewa boat G."R. Horridge
3 and 2.
Kan Tring Sum Fok Foo Ting..... Miss Chan Fat Hing
A. E. Lissaman heat H. U. freland themselves into two teams on sight.rinks, the President's team being the winners by a margin of Mrs. T. K, Chak five shota. They were indebted to Mr. Wong
'4 and' 3.
SEMIFINAL. Merton bent de Rome '9 and 7 Showan hal Lissaman 2 and 1.
A. W. Grimmitt, the Civil Servien Commercial Pross of 13 shots on his rink after giving Tang Wai. Tong player, for returning a majority
the other side only, three shots, Cheung Hok Chau single and a two. The game was Wong Kin On closed at the end of 15 bends on
-G: M, Young Cup. FIRST ROUND. Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank beat rinks.
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Felix Ellis Cup.
SEMI-FINAL..
A. G. Coppin beat A. W. Hoy Edie A. Reid heat C. B. Brown 4 and
3 and 4.
VINALL
Reid beat Coppin "3" and "5.
Governor's Shield.
FIRST BOUND. Bank line heal Low, Bingham &
Matthews 2 and 1.-
Davie Bong w.e. Deneo's verntch
cd.
P.W.D. beat Secretariat for Chi
- nose Affairs | wp. Government Medien Dept. hest
District Officers 6 and 3. Royal Artillery eat Audit Dept.
7 and 5.
Can. Pacife, hest "Cilwan & Co. at
19th
HK. niversity bear el High
landers 4 and 5.
all
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Chay Taung Ting .....
Hong Kong Optical Co. Li Chung Chong
A record board, prepared by the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Associa bion, showing the results of local competitions and interport, games, | Mrs. Kan Tsing. San and
family. was unveiled by Mr. Braw, the President of the Association. Bo Lui Sau Pang Green Club, being the oldest bowl said that the Kowloon Bowling
ing institution in the Colony, was the proper place to house the board.
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I made some amusing romarks charge-by members of St. John and asked the members to make the Ambulance Brigade, up to and in- resurit board their chief concern including Thursday, December 10:-
typhoon, earthquake or Are į threatened the premises.
Teams and Scores.
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The following were the teams and scores in the afternoon's game:-
President.
IL Nish A. S. Gomes W E. Halo
... Thompson (Skip)
G. J. Chambers L. Farmer
J, McFarlane W. Russell (Skip)
J. V. Ramsay
Lane, Crawford, Ltd., bent Butter
Sold & Swire 3 and 1.^ Royal Naval Yard bent Headquar
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H. H. Rose Irum Co, 2 and 1.
A. F. Paul
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what thrilling sights For the young folks, it's paradise" --for the older, inspiration. Come, bring your kiddies
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There was no doubt that the great success of closing days due to the part played by the ladies, for without their help and tass, theso functions would be very dull and empty affairs.
the ladies, which were heartily He called for three cheers for
given.
:
Lawn Bowls Prizes.
Club Championship: L. Guy. 2nd, G. E. Roylance; 3rd, A. R. Whib loy.
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President's Competition: Nish; 2nd, G. E. Rogianco; 3d, F. O. Goodman..
Vice-President's Competition:- (Skip) 3 A. M. Holland; 2nd, H. Overy; W. T. Brightman3rd, (not decided). T. T. Lauronson
R. S. Nichol
L. Guy
(Skip),..... 1
Total
..100
CLUB ACTIVITIES."
The activities of the Club in the
Handicap Doubles :-J. C. Brown. and J. V. Ramsay; 2nd, W. Rusall and R. S. Nichol.
Handicap Singles:-L. Gay: 2nd, F. C. Goodman 3rd, J. Shephered.
Non-Prizo Winners:-G. B. Sherif; 2nd, C. J. Chambers.
Skip a Prizes:-W. B. Drake.
Tennis Prizes.
Men's Handicap Doubles: J.
Fergusson and J. Sturgeon,
Ladies Handicap Singles:-M're MeTavish; 2nd, Mrs. Bons.
Ladies' Handiego Doubles:-Mp4, McKelvie and Mrs. Howe: 2nd, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Bons,
Men's Championship-J. Rog lawn bowls and tennis sectionsers: 2nd. J. Tetley. were reviewed by the Presidenti Men's Handicap Singles:-J, (Mr. G. E. L. Thompscn), who pro Tetloy; 2nd. W. Brown. faced his remarks by thanking the) visitors for attending in such largo Rogera and W. Brown; 2nd T. numbers to ensure the success of "closing day" He said that the first team in the lawn bowls section did not get to the top of the Lea gue, but they played" several good games. The second team at Inst attained the reward cf perservar- ance, and after being runners-up for the two previous years, in both of which they tied on points had lost in the replay, they managed to annex the trophy. Hearty con gratulations were due to Mr. Hale, the captain of the second team, and his players co gaining this honour for the Club,
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Mr. Thompson extended congratu lations to the Kowloon C.C. for winning the Senior Division Bhield, He said that there was. tho consolation of knowing that the Shield Wis the Bowling Green Club than t has been since they won it 'n 1022, and there were strong hope, of per Buing it to come the other couple of hundred yards next season. He also congratulated Mr. Omar on winning the Open Championship of the Colony, and Craigengower. on their, Spey Royal Cup victory, Referring to the tennis competi tians, Mr. Thompson said that be was pleased to seg a continuance of the enthusiasm shown in the past few years. Thanks were due to members for generous assistance and others for donating prizes.
Mrs. Thompson gave away the prizes and was presented with a bandsome bouquet of Acwers. by little Miss Jean Hale,
The Vice-President (Mr. E, W. L Hodbin) also addressed the gather- ing, saying that he had great plea- su in proposing a very hearty vot of thanks to Mrs. Thompson for kindly presenting the prizes, and to Mr Fergusson and her merrry band of workers for pro viding such a splendid too.
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Ladies' Non-Prize Winners: Mrs. Laib; 2nd, Miss Taylor
Mixed Handicap Doubles;-Ma. McTavish and J. Rogers; 2nd, Mrs. McCaw and W. Brown.
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FREIGHT TARIFF No. 12.
"Dated 1st January, 1931.
ADDENDUM No. 60.
INCREASE IN RATES OF FREIGHT
Shippers are informed that all rates of freight quoted in Part 2 of the "Tariff and/or Addenda thereto and all additional rates for direct ship- ment quoted in Part 1 of the Tariff are increased forthwith by a further 10%.
The position is now therefore that all rates quoted in the present tariff are increased in all by 20% with the exception of additional rater to United Kingdom ports with transhipment which remain as quoted in Part 1 of the tariff.
The above increase is effective to-day.
HONG KONG, 14th December, 1931.
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