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China's over 4,000 miles of coast- line provide her with vast poten-. tialities in the way of developing a fishery trade second to few countries of the world. says our Shanghai correspondent I article entitled "The Parlous State of China's Fishery Trade." Page 11

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A number of novel competitions have been planned for the M.G.T.

Gymkhate to be held on October

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Lawn Bowns notes, fixtures and Page 10

position, had a strange experience last season. He was out of the game and working as a commer- clal traveller when New Brighton tennis appear on sent for hom and he skippered them.

Leave It To Me. Thus quoth Jack, Milsom, the Bolton centre forward, when warned that he would have to look slippy unless he wanted to lose his place to Cham-

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the new marksman from Halifax. "And Milsom, guilty of many costly errors in front of goal last season, proceeded against Old ham to show that he is going to make amends this time. He post- tively scintillated, and one of his impossible angle" goals simply left players and crowd gasping Cham- bers will have a long wait on this form.

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The Report of the Director of.... Public Works for the year 1933 which is at hand, contains wealth of information covering eleven sub-departments which in clude the Accounts and Stores. Architectural, Buildings Ordinance. Crown Lands and Surveys, Drain- age, Electrical, Port Development, Roads and Transport, Valuations and: Resumptions.

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Construction Maintenance Omces.

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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Union Church, Kennedy Road, yesterday when MissBertha Bears.. became the bride of Mr. R. E. Rus- sell of the National City Bank.

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Just Like Home-It must have been exactly like playing on their own midden for the Brentford

The finals of the Hong Kong boys when they tackled Newcastle at St. James's Park yesterday. The Area annual aquatic champion- already large contingent of former ships were held. yesterday after- Middlesbrough men in the first room when the South Wales Bor- eleven has been added to now that derers won the Aggregate Cham- Mathieson has got his place in goal pionship for the first time. Page 10 preference to Nicholls, the former

"Oficers for the ensuinig year Manochester City keeper. Old pals and cousins, aunts, etc., would were elected at the annual gen- shelp join in one glorious re-union, eral meeting of the Kowloon Cric- and if that didn't give Brentfordket Club held yesterday evening.

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Albion Rovers are too keen on doing well in the Scottish League to listen to offers for players at the moment. That is why Chelsea may draw a blank if they decide

As Ordered.-On behalf of Man- to go after right-half Donnelly. ager Charlie Hewitt of Chester, we promised you a great Chester, re- Manager David Pratt, of Clap-vival year, and sure neough it has ton Orient, is justly proud of his come. The Chester that "kicked reserve team. Last week theya by soundly trouncing Gates- drew against Chelsea reserves at head in the North-East and then Stamford Bridge. Yet, the Orient paying another visit to the - same ̈ colts have yet to each attain their locality and whipping Hartlepools twenteith birthday.

is the Chester that shaped. Like promotion winers two years agō.. The man who won the Northern The funny thing is that although: Section Cup for Darlington, Dan be hos played quite well in these Cassidy the scored the winning games, Wesley, last season's scor- goal against Stockport) is likely tong expert, has not netted one of be out of the game for some time. the half-dozen standing to the The injury he got against York side's credit. Sargeant, a winger last week-end is more serious than from Hull, is proving a real and was at first thought.

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The anual general meeting: of the Hong Kong Ladies · Hockey Club was held yesterday evening when Lady Southorn presided.

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