1935-05-11 — Page 11

MOTOR TRAFFIC ALONG

BOWEN ROAD

Discussed At Mid Level Residents Meeting

The annual meeting of the Mid-Levels Residents Association was held in the" Board Room of Messrs Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd., last evening when Mr. A. L. Shields took the chair.

During the discussion that took place Mr. W. 7. Carroll brought up the question at light motor trafic along Bowen Road and remarked that it was rather strange that motor- cycles (with aide ears) and "Baby" Austins belonging to the Military were allowed on the road when the public were ex- cluded on the grounds that the "road was not strong enough."

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Mr. Simmon complained about, able for the purpose. However, I the noises made by the chair would like to suggest that the coolies in May Road and the chair- Automobile Association might ar- suggested that both Mr range for the fixing of an ap- Carroll and Mr. Simmon should propriate road sign warning traffic place their complaints before the of the proximity of children. incoming committee.

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CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH After the Hon. Secretary had read the notice calling the meet ing the chairman sald in part:-

You will have seen from the

Subscriptions

The Association appreciates the courtesy of Government in invit- ing your Chairman to serve on the Jubilee Celebrations Committee, and took the opportunity of cir-

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1935.

THE SEASON ENDS

With Big Win For Lincolus

Before a very poor attendance Fusters and Lincolns played their last match of the year ogs the Navy ground yesterday, whets the latter ran out winners by fire ground yesterday. The weather was too hot and play was not. very. enterprising. Lincolns were first

to attack and a centre by English was well cleared by Rowlands.

A quick run down the field by Hughes saw Roberts seading over.

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required.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Ding Dong struggle ensured for NOTE-Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the words the greater part of the first half changing over with the teams the score sheet blank.

After the change over Lincolns gradually assumed the ascendency and it was not long after that Baldry scored a lovely goal. ·Fur- ther goals were stored by Higgins (2) Ash from a penalty, and Hig- gins again towards the last minute of the game.

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For Lincolns Ash played a solid was ably game at back and he Ridely and Baldry were ent in the front Ene.

Across,

1-Such Hines are written in '30'

Across (5). 6.-Became Indisposed" (5), 9. Thoroughly Scared, bettig

winged at the "õutset (7). 10-One must go aft to reach this

(5). ." 13.-Impenetrably stupid (5). 16-One bath for this vehicle (7).

7.—It's material to put down a

·comedian · (4). 8.-Tributes, shall we say?. (4). 11.The patient would hardly re- gard it as a place of enter- tainment (7). 12-Compunction, as regards - a .: code (7). 1.-Ingredient, in in /sense (7).

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15.- very particular sort of

-policeman, 'we imagine (7),

circulated Report that in voicing cularising residents through the supported by Edmonsin. Higgins 18.-Equestrian exercises which the 17.-To speak thus bardly suggests

the gratification of residents on the completion of the motor road to Magazine Gap, your Committee, has expressed the hope that as soon as funds permit we may see

Annual Report asking them to do their bit in the general scheme or illuminations.

From the audited accounts it will be noted that we have $50.

promin

girl cuts, it appears (7), 2. 20,--Pledgee of a kind (9). 21.--Nothing more than distant

game (4). 22-Deride (4).

the logical completion of these odd in band, and I. would rending not heavier than it was "Kendg-No characteristic of the thrus-

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Election of Officers

officers following elected for the ensuing year:-) Chairman: Mr. D. J. Friser. Vice-Chairman: Mr. A. Breasley. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: Mr. T. A. Martin.

facilities by continuation to Members to send their subscrip- Town via Queen's Gardens. The tions for the current year $2 direct opening of the Magasine Gap to the Hon. Secretary, as a shrof section of the motor road has in-s not employed. With these re- treased the trame on the lower marks I now propose the adoption part of the road which I think of the Report and Accounts.”

The report and accounts was requires the attention of Govern-

carried unanimously... ment. Several of the corners re- quire further improvement, parti- tularly the western end of Bowen Road bridge at the entrance to the filter beds. There la barely room to pass at this point, if a bar meets a truck going in the op- 'posite direction at any speed. The

General Committee:-Messrs. A. Incoming Committee, I feel, should urge upon Government the neces-L. Shields, J. T. Bagram, W. J. sity for a footpath for pedestrians Carroll, L. Dunbar, F. A. Howard, from the top of Garden Road to N. Lampard, H. H. H. Priestley, C. the junction of Magazine Gap Road and May Road. The benda are dangerous and pedestrians must stand in the gutter to allow traffic to pass. It is particularly

dangerous for coolies carrying

loads.

Another Need

A. da Roan and Dr. Li Shu Fan.

CONCERT-RECITAL

:

Madame Lottie Gordon is ar- ranging a Concert-Recital, in aid

Rowlands in the Fustlers guol played a great game and it was due to him that the score was

han was the pick of the defence.

tér (9). Lincolns-Reed; Ash, Edminson; 28-Thrted (n.. Deeming, Thompson, Robson;

30-Metrical forms (7). English Higgins. Hidrew, Ridley 33. The town of fifty sheep (5).

and Baldry.

Fusiliers-Rowlands, Wheeler, Wanklape. Grinley, Keneghan, El Hughes, Dennis Roberts, Harrison, Talbot.

MINGHONG YACHT CLUB

Jubilee Trophy Won By Squirrel

the

Shanghai, May 8 The Opening Cruise of Minghong Yacht Club was held yesterday from the brick works on Seven Mile Beach to Minghong. The Jubilee Trophy presented by 1. L. Parking was won by Squirrel (Watson and West) with Kut Lêe second (L. 8 Hong and H. 0. Trao).

Squirrel wisely carried on to

A parking place and turning point is a matter of urgent neces-latest composition, "Lovely Hong blished on the following tack stood sity in Bowen Road: When am Kong" (China Boat Song) will be her in good stead until the end. bulsaces for the Military Hospital included in the programme.

The Argo (H. Woodfold and T. V. Hand cars belonging to Bowen Road

at the entrance and those attend-ness of her gaff sheet carrying Collection boxes will be placed Koo) experienced the unpleasant- ing may leave their contributions away with the result that she had in the Sox on their way out

to drop dat of the race, relinquish ing the prospects of placing a good second to Squirrel.

of the Blind Ciris Home on Tues-windward on the starting line so Hotel (Jacobean Room) when her day, May 14, at the Hong Kong as to gain as much as possible on

the next tack. The lead she esta

residents are parked on the bridge. traffic is very badly obstructed. Space appears to be available on

the east side of the Peak Tram- way and I consider that the making of a turning point is of consider- able urgency.

· RECS'OPEN'SEASON

J.R. Main and L.R. Barrera Win Pairs Competition

I understand that some re "sidents wish us to again take up the matter of a 'bus service as far > on May Road 'and we would like

Shanghai, May 6. to have members views at this

The Shanghai Recreation Club meeting. When the matter was

had a very successful turn-out of taken up some Ave years ago, we lawn bowlers for the official opeu- were informed that a bus serviceing of their green yesterday, when could not be sanctioned, and my they held an all-day pairs tourna- own opinion is that until the ment, starting in the forenoon motor road is completed through

with s competition for spoons, Queen's Gardens to allow for a circular bus route, a service will L. R. Barrera, with the biggest which was won by J.R. Main and

margin.

not pay. As you know, motor trucks áre not allowed on the

"An adjournment was made at Magazine Gap Road, and I doubt whether in the present condition midday to the club house where at, the. Garden Road to May Road an excellent cold lunch was par- section, it is desirable to ask for taken of, the afternoon was given a bus service. Whatever Govern-over to friendly pairs matches in ment's views may be as to the which a large number took part. desirability at 2 bus service to serve the mid-levels Magazine Gap and Gough Hill area, this could only be inaugurated via May Road after the road has been very considerably improved.

Advantage was taken of the occa sion to present to T. G. Man, who leaves on Tuesday on long leave, a souvenir of appreciation from the members of the club.

The only other club playing 'yes- terday were the Country Club, who held a friendly rink gare.

The results were: 1, Squirrel; 2, Kut Lee; 3, O.Kay 1.

LAWN BOWLS

34-Purloined the vestment (5). 35.--Bách án indisposition provides

" 'a' confidential chat (5).'. 19. Representative (5). 24-An experiment most C.W.P. compilers have to fak back on (5).

29-Pastoral porn (5).

28 No! The Essenes do not 'come

from here (5), ._ 27:-Moulds familiar to anglers (5). 28.--Fastener (4)]

28. These birda are slow to after

(4).

31Belte car?t wéár (6).

36-Patsy makes a pie (8).

its own nourishment (7).

37-Dandy set of pipes for the'|'82=1WB2t^a^swiridiel (4).

organ (5)

Down.

1---Is it due to the "distortion of

lps? 4). 2. Strange bird, surely, to and amid the moor heather? (4), 3. Nothing more than hypocriti

cal speech in such a melody (5).

4. It isn't, commonly speaking, a

plemish (5),

5-This is the end (5). 6. Confuse (5).

SCHILLER PRIZETM

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dân Press" (Copyright).1

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Berlin, May 9. The Schiller prize of 7000 marka awarded once every six years on which was created in 1889 and

the anniversary of the great Ger- man poet's death for the outstand- ing Literary work in Germany will not be awarded this year, accord- ing 'to the 'decision of the prize committee which has been endor- sed by the Reich Minister of Edu- cation, Rust

The committee is composed of The Open Pair Lawn Bowls

and seven.. 5 prominent writers between M. Y. Adal and A. Rartists who came to the conclusion Dallah and E. P. Phillips and N. that none of the plays under con J. Bebbington which did not Anleh sideration came up to the new on Thursday after reaching the condition which stipulates that the 17th head owing to darkness. was prize be awarded only to a drama continued yesterday when the tist of the greatest eminence and former pair won by 25-19. When with no socialist outlook in life. the game was stopped the pre- vious day the winners were lead ing by 21 shots to 15.

PRESIDENT'S CUP

WAS

A. V. Pettitt, returned grows scores of 74 and 75, making a total of 140 which was equalled by A. B.

Blinko.

The committee therefore pro- pased that the prize money be applied to promoting dramatle art by other means and Reich-Minister Rust has given instructions that the money be distributed among needy" writers. Tenkorean Kun Min.

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Shanghai, May 6 There was a triple tie at Klang wan yesterday in the competition for the President's Cup of the Shanghai Golf Club, with the result that a play-off is to take place, in a fortnight's time" The three to return the best nett score were A.V. Pettitt, P. A. Bryan the total for the two rounds. and Dr. Chambers, all with 141 As "Poor Lighting

Paris, May 9. Tregret to say that many of us

Competition

very close, "still have to grope our way home

The Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club, three others being only one point Normandie is reported to have at- The new French glaut liner, in darkness if out after midnight. Yangtampoc Bowling Club, Junior behind, B. A. Henningsen, H. N. Because public lamps are extin-Golf Club, Hong Kew Golf Club, Wienberg and R. §. Duff, while

on Thursday, which guished at that hour. In this Police Recreation Club (Lawn 0. H. Hopkins, J. R. Williamson trial run Confection, I am indebted to one Bowls section) and the Club Lusit and A. V. Bennitt each scored 143, would mean that it exceeded the rident for the information that ano hope to make a

highest speed so far set up, by the start next and T. 8. Parry 144... - "be" has frequently observed that week-end, the players 'needing all

German liner Bremen, by two "the Hghts along the Lagard Road the practice they can get now in

knots. It is therefore conndentis "are kept on all right. If he is preparation for the opening of the

expected that the Normandie will. gain the "blue riband" on her first here to-day I would like him to league on May 19. ́-

"voyage to New York at the end of fell the meeting so, as it certain-

this month ly seems extraordinary econom *that* comparatively thickly populated rate paying rea like "aur 'bün "should be denied this "often asked for service, whereas The following passengers arrived · The following passengers arrived Lufärd Food, which in of the in the Colony on the steam-in the Colony from Yokohama by beaten track is laminated all ship. President McKinley on May the MLS. Yasakuni Maru yester- Tight long and so I am told, part 10--General Frank 8. Coches, day-Mr C. N. Macphail, Mrs. E. For the day too.

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