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LAWN BOWLS

{Continued from. - Page 10)

· K.B.G.Ç, SWAMP YACHTSMEN

Playing at Home the Bowling Green Club swamped the Yacht Club by 35 shots.

Scores:-

K.B.G.C.

J. Macdonald

E. V. Searle

J. O. Charlton

G. Thompson

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H. F. Stoneham

O. Ross

C. B. Hosking

W. E. Hale

16

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J. L. Tetley

O. L. Farmer

«M. J. Henderson

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Yacht Club

E. S. Abrahami

A. W. Brown

A. R. Selby

· B. E. Maughan

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A Stevenson

G. E. Costello

Sir Thomas

Southern

A. Macfarlane

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L ́ S. Greenhill

W. J. Hansen J. B. Ross

J. G. Meyer" A. Chapman

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FOOTBALL CLUB LOSE AGAIN

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BOXING

Welsh Boxer Loses To

Title Holder

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Swansea, Aug. 4. Harry Mizler," the holder of the Bilah lightweight boxing rham- pionship title, beat Billy Qualan of Wales on points in a Bfteen round contest.- Reuter.

V. R. C. GALA

(Continued from Page 10 medios; 2. L. A. J. Silva; Time 43

secs.

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100 Yards Free Style Handicap 12" Class, Aggregate: 1. F. M. Silva; 2. J. A. Guterres: 3. L A 41 Soares; Time 68 secs.

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Playing away from home, the Hong Kong Football Club lost to Craigengower Cricket Club by 12 shots.

Scores:- C. C. QL"

W. Engilsh

W. Phelps

S. Randall

V. N. Allenza

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A.

Coelho

W. Bagley

W. Way

A. A. Razack

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J. W. Leonard

Football Club

A. Humphreys

R. A. Trengrove

E. 6. Carter

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'J. Russell

22

G. E. Stephens

G. S. Graver

C. Mycock

F. H. W. Haynes

23 (Skip)

P. Morgan

R. P. Show

C. B. Robertson

14

W. J. Howard

J. Fraser

A. A. Lewis

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13

A. Brooksbank

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21

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CIVIL SERVICE

Lose

TO

ELECTRICIANS

A close game was seen at the Valley when the Hong Kong Elec- tric defeated the Civil Service

Cricket Club by 3 shots.

Scores

Civil Service

M. Purvis.

B. Williams

"H. Major

R. R. Wood

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G. Gunn

E. W. Hamfiton

H. Lockhart"

L. Luck

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J. Gellatley

18

Electric

J. C., Haigh

J. R. Hooley

F. F. Duckworth

L. de Rome

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S. K. Sloan

2+

ANTHA

R. C. Butler

C. T. Padgett

A. F. Paul

23

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W. McKay

C. Champelövier W: Orchard

N. M Curfle.

H. Westlake

R. R. Davies

J. F. Lunny

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15

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50 Yards Ladies Free Style, Han · cap: 1, Miss G. White; 2, Mas D. Hunt: Time +3.5 seconds.

400 Yards Free Style Handicap: Open to Members): 1, L. Rozu Pereira; 2. 4. A. Roza; Time: 5 rins. 41 secs.

Novelty Race. 50 Yards: 1, H. J. Guterres; 2. J. D. Remedios.

Diving-Sealed Handicap: 1, L Roza Pereira (44) 90 pts; 2 Ed da Hoza (scr.) 89 pts.."

Won by the following team :---- HL. Ozorio, L. A. Soares, F. M. Silva, A. M. Rodrigues, A. A Noronha, L. A. J. Silva, A. M. Ferel- ra. G. F. Victor and L. P. Silva.

Interport. Trials

Dates for the Interpart swim- ring trials in preparation for the forthcoming Swimming Interport in Shanghai In September have now been fixed.

the

All swimming clubs in Colony have been cireularised, and the trials are open to all amateur wimmers in the Colony. Any un attached swimmers may also en- ter, forwarding their names to the Hon. Secretary of the VRC, not later than Tuesday: 6 p.m.

The following is the. pro- Kramme August. 9:

50 yards, free style.

100 Yards Breast stroke,

100 Yards Back stroke. Diving.

Water Polo.

August 14:-

100 Yards free style....

ving.

200 Yards free style. Water Polo.

August 10:-

440 Yards free style. Relay Race.

Diving.

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The date for the 880 Yards free style event will be announced at a later date.

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SWISS RECEPTION AT

RIFLE RANGE

Winners Decided In Tell ¿Prize Competition

Shanghai, July 30.

A large number of Swiss citizens attended the annual reception held yesterday at the Rine Range at the close of the annual sacot. The latter is one of the biggest events of the year to the Swiss colony, and determines winners of the Tell Prize which is awarded on the

Swiss national holiday, August 1. at the Swiss Club, Fourteen com- peted this year, the winners being announced as follows: Mr. Mattu. Mr. E. Mandelert: 3; Mr. A. Aeschbach.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1934.

News From China

$50,000 FOR ASYLUM AT

MINGHONG

Council Grant Made For Share Of Facilities

Shanghal July 31, The Shanghal Municipal Council at its meeting on July 25 further considered, an application for a contribution towards building an asylum for the insane at Minghorig, which institution will receive pati- ents from the three Municipal areas in Shanghai

A few

months ago the Council approved in principal financial support being afforded the asylum building scheme. The Treasurer and Controller now recommended a capital grant for 1934 of 850,000, consideration to be given at a later date to the matter of giving further financial support.

Mr. Lo Pa-hong, who made the application on behalf of the asy- fum informed the Council that the Chinese Municipality had definitely Authorized an appropriation of $100,000 towards the building and he contemplated receiving a con- tribution from the French Munic!–.. pality.

Replying to the Chairman, the Commissioner of Public Health stated that he considered it advis- able, in consideration of the Coun- cil making a contribution, for it to require a lien or, a number of beds for the accommodation of cases from the Settlement. He did not anticipate that any difficulty would be put in the way of his laspecting the building.

After discussion, it was resolved that subject to a lien on a number of beds for the accommodation of Settlement cases, the right of in- spection by the Commissioner of Public Health, evidence being 'pro- duced that bullding operations are progressing satisfactorily, and to an Assurance that the stated contribu- tions are obtained from the two neighbouring municipalities, -2 building grant of $50,000 for 1934 be authorized, consideration to be given at a later date to a further contribution not exceeding $50,000.

IN FOOCHOW

Conditions in Foochow" appear to be eormal. Communists have mtved to the ntrth-east, towards Kuchlen.

The situation in the country in the eastern and western districts is still serious but it is understood that the Government are sending fresh troops.

CHINESE GIRL'S SUCCESS

London, Aug. 1. Thirteen-year-old Miss "Gem Hoahing. the now" well-known Chinese competitor, showed ex- ceptional promise when winning the Queen's Club "under 16” lawn tennis championship to-day.

Miss Hoshing dropped only three games in the course of the semi- Anal and Final Round- Renter.

BRITISH-JAPANESE CLASH REPORT

Peiping, Aug. 4.

A British Legation spokesm3.11. states that nothing is known here of any clash between British" and Japanese bluejackets at Chinwang- the Chinese Press. tao on Wednesday as reported in

Reuter

BANDIT GROUPS BEING HEMMED IN

Prizes will be presented on Wed- nesday evening at the Swiss Club, where the celebration- commemo- rating the independence of the first three Swiss contons, achieved in 1291, will begin at 7, in the evening with a dinner dance. It is reported that the 'Govern- Plans have been made, for colour-ment troops are closing in on the ful decoration with lanterns and bandli groups. According to

been cut

Felping, Aug. 4.

flags playing a prominent part military communique, the bandits in the scheme, while it is under main line of communication has stood that M. Lardy, Swiss Consul General, will address the gather-Reuter.. ing All Swiss residents are in-. vited to attend."

SITUATION TENSE

Minnṣopolis, Aug. 4.

The striking lorry drivers here

The Snag

A Portrait painter approached the old villager and offered him some money if he would allow him to paint his features. The villager- hesitated, and then shook his head,

| habre refined the employer's terris It's money easily earned,"

prompted, the artist,

for settlement. Mearrwhile the sttualiau remising tênse: National -Guardsmen are in chargé of the

city. Reuter.

"I know, that, sir" was reply. "But I was just thinking, how I' should get the paint on after- wards."*

RICH GOLD MINES

Development In Ching Yuen

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It is understood that the mineral" wealth in the Ching Yuen District of the Kwangtung Province is con- siderable, but on account of the mountains of that district being bare and désolate, the mines have not yet been touched on properly developed.

At present, some of the gentry of the district, with a view to strengthening the nnances of the place, have unanimously decided to develop a certain gold mine, near the Tal Penz Mountain. which is situated at the border be- Far Districts. tween the Ching Yuen and ring

INFLATION IN

CURRENCY:

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Fears in London and New York

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London, Aug. 4. The statement made by the United States Treasury Secret- ary, Mr. Henry Morgenthau, that the Administration is issuing aliver certificates as rapidly as they are able, has aroused fears of currency ination, resulting in the offering of dollars by gold countries, es- pecially France, on London New York markets.

and

City opinion is divided regard- ing the prospects of devaluation, some pointing out that they are unable to reconcile dévaluation fears with the unconfrmable rumours now prevalent that gold The area of this gold mine is held in London is being converted about 800 Chinese nefes and the deposits of gold dust are extreme-opinion that American infation tite dollars, while others hold the

advocates will use the present dull- It is reported that plans for the ness of business as a further back- development of this rich gold mine ing for their demands for the need have already been made and sub-for ination.- mitted to the Canton Reconstruc-Reuter. tion Department, and as soon as they have been approved, a large company will be immediately or- ganized to carry out the work.

ly rich.

Proof Positive The school teacher was testing her class's general knowledge in the Scriptures.

"Now can any little girl or boy tell me who Job was?"

Little Jimmy put up his hand. "Yes, miss," he was a doctor."

Oh, Jimmy whoever told you that?" cried the lady.

"Please, miss have you never heard of the patients of Job?”i

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