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TO-DAY'S WIRELESS ROZA PEREIRA WINS

PROGRAMME

BROADCAST BY Z.B.W ON 355 METRES.

1 to 11.30 n.m.-Stock and .ux

change quotations. 11.00 a.m.-Chinese programme, 12.30 p.in.--Europena programme of Victor and H.M.V. records. p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

..5

1.30 pm-Bugby Press Nows, etc. 2.m.-Close down.

5 to 7 p.m.-Chinese recorded

gramme.

to

10.30 grazine.

MEN'S HARBOUR RACE

DECIDED

CAMPBELL SECOND AND

KWOK CHAN. HUNG THIRD

CRICKET NOTES

Continued from Page 10.1

Sunday's' Games.

CRICKET CLUB TRIAL MATCH

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW

BANISH THE COUGH

TAKE PEPS AND OBTAIN FREEDOM FROM CHEST AND LUNG TROUBLES..

The common dry cough of our climate is set up by throat weak-

tubes.

Are

The Navy went out to Pokfulamı on Sunday afternoon and played a rather weakened University team which Ihcked Rodrigues, Gozano appendix-or the place where it and Dy. Ride. The Universty ased to be-inny have done him a batted first but Crossfell, Hollaud

The following teama will play to. Bess and dust irritation. A chronic good turn by giving him plenty of and Villiers skittled them out for Extorrow, itt a Club Trial Match:ough. necompanied by huskmess, forced leisure for reading. Melu-sixty-six. Holland had five for fiayward's XI.A. Hayward pain and tightness of chest, is move ness bowled well enough and Good-umeteen and so proved my conten (captain), 1, 1. Whitham, J. E serious, for it warns of bronchitis Conditions were far from ideal{ win showed a welcoms return to'lion that he is fair death-oc rab-

Potter. G. E. R. Dieett, A. Reid, or inflammation in the breathing P. E. Baskett, L. A. Whipps, A. H. choking apasms and gasping for A cough accompanied by yesterday when the open Harbour form, coming very fast off the tits, if I may so phrase it. It will Harbord. P. W. J. Planner, A. D. breath, indicates bronchial astiuna, Race was huld. Thirty one competi-malting. His figures would have be interesting to see how he gets Lawson nud 1). S. Harley,

Pops are the only rational and. Mitchell's XI. E. J. R. Mitchell direct treatment for tors faced the starter and all finish been better if he had gona. off about, on against our best batz

ll such Surgeon (captain), C Beck, E. R proad in good time.

When dissolved iù' the coughs. three overs carlier. Burnett it Lieut. Comdr. Crossfell is a distinct Dickitt, G. S. Dunkley, H. J. mouth, Peps breatheable tablets

I did not see Lowe¦ L. A. R. Dunenti, A. K. Mac ..--European pro-

seems had no spikes and could not find for the Navy.

give off valuable medicinal fumes get a foothold. Now that there are him bowl but he batted very well. kenzie, R. R. Davies. I. D. Kilkee, which are both healing and gor

C. E. Galagan and J. A. micidal. The Papa fumes

breathed through the thrunt into for thirty-five, while Mason with Phnomer, thirty-seven, made the runs at last

the deepest recensen of the lungs. that everyone has been expecting.

Thus in a safo, direct nåd, most effective way. Pops relieve conges- tion in the breathing tubes and It looks to me as if he wanted a bit more nets, a bit wore coaching

loosen, stringy phlegna so that it is and a bit more concentration. The

easily expelled. Peps soothe the throat and heal the delicate nem- Navy won as they pleased.

'brances and tissues munde raw and inflamed by constant coughing. At the same time, Pops strengthen the chest and lungs and afford News has been received in the valuable protection against infec Colony of the death on Tuesday. tion from other sufferers. night at Sourabaya of Mrs.

One cannot over-estimate the im Stewart, the wife of Mr. P. D. 1portance of taking Pepa regularly. Stewart of Mesars, Fraser, Eaton, For coughs, colds, chills,

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Is to 40 p.m.-A pianoforte recital

by Mr. J. Levintoff. 19,20 to 10.30 p.m. - Recorded pro

As generally anticipated, L Roza Poreira, the star swimmer of the V.B.C. won the event,, Pte. Comp p.m.--Stock quotations, ete 7.03 to 7.10 p.m.-An Appen by bell, who won the Army Harbour three matting wickets in use in the

Sir Henry Pollock.

Race, finished second, about eighty First League, Pokfulam, King's [7.10 to 7.20 p.m.-A relay of the yards behind the winner and a fur Park (Navy) and Saskunpoo

Volunteer Band.

ther fifty yards behind came Kwok Krearded pro-Chan Hung, the winner of the Army), and it might be as well South China Harbour race. G. J. to note that rubber soles are all Cooke, the veteran swimmer, was right perhaps for batting and field- fourth.

Pereira led from start to finish, but not for bowling Brads and awar in an almost dead are hopeless as they at once tangle straight line, although the current you up in the matting, but studs, carried him slightly more towards about a quarter of an inch square the East than he hind probably in and not very deep, will give a From the Studio,

Lended to go. However, he soon bowler the grip he wants. An Appeal by Sir Henry Pollock realised the position and before

for The Navy Hongue.

half way, it was evident that ho 7.10 to 7.20 pan--A relay of the would win. Campbell follower!!

Volunteer Band fron

the close to him at first, but gradually Volunteer Headquarters by slipped back and from being with kind permission of Lieut. Col. in a few fert of him at first, was L. G. Bird, D.S.O., OBE.,^ matter of some fifty yards be hind him when half way was rench

Veteran's Fine Effort.

Kramar.

7.03 to 7.10 p.. ---

and Offers.

30 20 7.37 p.sh.

Musical Comedy.

Dear Love "--Selections.-- New Mayfair. Orchestra,-C1792. Charlot's Masquerate"-Selre- tions New Mayfair Orchestra.

C20 E

7.37 to 8.35 p.m.--

À Concert.

Pian Solos Fairy Tale

(Medter) Suggestion Dialo Tique. Benno Maiswivitch. 1440.

Songs (a) Beautiful Sky,"

(1) Carmela. -- Duxolina Giannini. (Soprano),—1108, Song The Tine the Bosun Played Loughborough ). -- Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone)

13670.

ed.

Unequal Batting.

The Match of Matches.

As regards to-morrow's games the nintch upon which all eyes will - metaphorically at least if not actually be fixed is the game be: To resume--the K.C.C. batting tween K.C.C. and L.R.C. on the was one too good. Gosano bowled Kowloon ground. No doubt a draw very well at the start. Teddy is the most likely result but as both Fincher chopped an off break from side's batting has recently been him, on to his off stump. Mackay hatted nicely for thirty-nine, and patchy the game inight go either though as usual he had most of way, I am not prophecying my his runs on the leg side, he had self! But if the Indians get beaten two very pretty shuts on the off, a

it will I think most seriously cut, and a drive.

jeopardize their chance of winning

Squato

Kwok Chan Hung, who finished third, took a wore easterly course than Pereira and Campbell and itxtras was third top scorer with thirty-six, and it looks as if some- was due to the wonderful purt one will have to get a basket or he put on in the last two hundred

something. yards of the race when he changed from the breast stroke to the crawl that he accounted for Cooke. The

Club Games,

the Shield this year.

Craigengower have a blank day unless they are playing the Univer

veteran swimmer chose a westerly, in which the most interest The Navy and Club are busy The Civil Service played a Clubsity on a recently arranged fixture. course and swam all by himself. It ng feature was the return to the with trials of their own people, looked as though he was heading fold of H. G. Wallington who has for West Point but he swung round for years been involved in the while C.S.C.C. visit the somewhat when about two hundred yards off Association Heresy. The last sea-mysterious Army side at Sookun- the Kowloon Wall and made a straight line for the V.R.C. His Civil Service won the Shield, and what side they put out to-morrow, on in which he played cricket the pon. It will be interesting to see

finish so well up among the com- even had a lot to do with it. Far and it is time they got down to choice of course enabled him to is bright innings about numbers Musson is back in the Colony

Cello Solo "Impromptu" (Pop-

petitors.

be it from me to, suggest that the business. At the conclusion of the race, Civil Service will win the Shield nor). Caller Solo Fond

large gathering assembled at the this year, but I honestly believe Recollec V.R.C.

witness the prize distri. they will dodge the Wooden Spion home to the Volunteers in a half On Sunday the University are at (Papper ). - Phyllis bation, when the prizes won during A new-comer, P. D. Crawley, bowl-day match, and they will have to the recent Annual Sports and a well after rather a long absence turn out their best ride to buld the the Harbour races were given away from the game and it is just pos-visitors. Daphnis et Chloe-Suite No. 9 by Mrs. W. T. Southern, wife of sible that more may be heard of His Excellency the Officer Adminishim later. The C. could have Ravel)-Boston Symphony Ortering the Government, who had done very well with A. E. Perry.

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Orchestral,

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To a Water-Lily" (MacDowell-watched, the race from the motor if, as I am told, he is of the K.C. Stock).

**To a Wild Rose" (MacDowell,

Stock). Chicago Symphony Orchestra,-1182,

From the Studio.

0 to 0.40 p.m.-

Lëvintoff,

Programme.

1. Sonata Pathetique, part I

#Beethoven).

5.

J.

Largo et Mesto (Beethoven).. Etude (Bellairs).

Menuette (Paderewsky);

7. Wedding March, (Grieg)

6. Typhoon (Prokofieff). 0.40 to 10.27 p.m.

Britannia,

H.E.'s Congratulations.

Railway. He has however thrown in his lot with the K.C.C..or 10 I am, told. I hear he has played Mr. W. Logan, Chairman of thejexcellent cricket at home. Club, in calling

Mrs. upon

The H.A.0.0. Soutborn to present the prizes, com

rather

Sunday.

CRICKET

R. ABDIT.

COMBINED SCHOOLS #

UNIVERSITY.

A pianoforte recital by Mr. J. gratulated Mr. Cooke on his gallant The Club game" was

effort that afternoon. After the serappy and definitely of rather prizes had been distributed and low standard, Hayward and Mit- The following have been selected three bearty cheers had been givenchelf unpired, and A. K. Macken to play for n Combined Schools' XI for Mrs. Southern, the Hon. Mr.zie probably played the best knock.. the University in a cricket match Southorn, addressing the gathering, of the day. Lowson has another on Wednesday, October 20, at 2 congratulated the V.R.C. on bringind match, Int in spite of the factp.m. on the University Pavilion ing a very successful year's swim that he has made three ducks run-ground:-J. L. Young Saye (Capt.), ming to a close. "Swimming seems ning I am convinced from what I¡M. el Arculli, Tsui Yan Pui, G. T. to be breoming very popular in have seen of him that he has the Lee (Queen's College), A. A. Rum- Hong Kong and I think this year makings of a hat in him. Divett,in, E. T. Wood, G. Souza (St. και must consider to be loza Whipps and Duncan got runs but Joseph's College), J. Sharphani Pereira's year. I hope next year apart from Beck and Duckitt the (Central British School), A. J. is competitors will see that he does attack was not strong. Marton is Hulso, R. J. Reed, A. Zimmern not carry off all the prizes, and

bat who might go far if he plays (Diocesan Boys' School). Reserve: although I would never wish him regularly.,

G. Windsor (St. Joseph's College). to swim any slower than he does now, I hope someone will turn up Orchestral--"* Selection of Booseyuext year wlio, will swim a bit fas ́· Ballads.” -Jack Hylton and

his Orchestra.—C1850,

Variety.

Humorous Sung- Moscow;1.--

Gracle Fields-B3244. Fox Trot-The Wooden Soldier and the China Doll."-Nat

Shilkret and the Victor Orches tra,-92925,

ter."

Speaking of the Harbour races, Song "This is Reaven"-Gracie His Excellency said: "The Har Firds (Comedienne).—B3244 bour race this year was an absolute. Song--"What is This Thingly cosmopolitan race. Sevorai

Called Lave." Frank Luther (Continued at foot of next rolemu.)

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nationalities in Hong Kong were represented and the prizes were din- tributed between three nationalitics, which all goes for good feeling ns well AB good swimming,"

Mr. Southorn then congratulated`C. J. Cooke on his good showing yester- day afternoon and congratulated Mõnges. Logan and Ross for seeing au successful a season through.

Eospita

The results of yesterday's Har bour race is as follows:-

Name

Min. Seconds. 1. L. Roma Pereira 25 44.3 2. Pte. Campbell ...... 90

a Kwok Chan Hang 27 40

4. C. J. Cooke ... 28.. 05

6. Mid. Wainwright... 29

Wong Sau Man

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14

7. Shek Nam Pui

2924

20 32

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8. W. Lawrence,

9. Chan Fook Sang 30

10 Kong Ki Foon ... 30 ..60 11 A. V. Franks

31 03

12 Teaug Ho Fook......

Others to finish were Mak, Wai Ming, IA. E.A.C. Dall, Wai. Pui, J. D. Remedios, Kwok Tse He, M.M. de V. Soares, Ldg. Seaman Hall Bruce, Stoker Millorick, Ed. da Roza, E. M. Marques, Wm Hobinson, Lai Boon Sin Lee Yee Long, A. B. Emmerson, A., B.. Aukett, and Pte. Coase."

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