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BADMINTON TRIALS

Last night saw, the conclusion of the badminton trials at the Club de Recreio, who had kindly offered their court for the purpose. L. A. Carvalho and W. C. Choy were the two outstanding players in the men's division, and Miss M. Grifiths shone also for her play- 1.

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Players will be selected from these representatives in a series of matches with a contigent from Shanghai.. Although Hong Kong is playing a fairly representative team from Shanghai those games will not be considered as 'interport.

The scores were:

'S. P. Chan and Miss M. Griffiths beat J. J. Remedios and Miks M. Suva, 15-9.

2

I A. Carvalho and Miss A. Mac- kerade beat Mr. and Mrs. EL H. Shute, 15-8.

T. C. Lee and K. S. Llew bent W. C. Choy and A. M. Siva, 15-12.

J. L. Anderson and Miss C. Silva lost to LA. Carvalho and Miss O. Ribeiro. 15-2.

S. P. Chan and Miss M. Silva lost to E, L. H. Shute and Miss Griffiths. 15-8,

4

L. A. Carvalho and W. C. Choy

beat T. C. Lee and K. S. Liew,

15-11.

J. J. Remedios and Miss M. Silva beat L. A. Carvalho and Miss A. Mackenzie. 16-10.

ALLEGED GANG OF THIEVES

Police Arrests

Smart detective work has led to the apprehension of a gang who have made it their habit to vic- timise prominent "local Indian merchants.

An alleged theft of $22 from Mr. D. Chellaram has been traced to Lau Tong. 22 years of age, sales man, of the Indian Club, China

Building. 5th floor. Man Ping Yung. 10 years of age, shop foki, o: No. 29 Wyndham Street, has been arrested and charged with the theft of 8 yards of silk valued at $12, from Messrs. Poobomull Brothers. Fraudulent conversion against Man Ping is also alleged. Lam Ngau, 18 shop foki, of the Indian Club, China Building, has been apprehended by the police for alleged fraudulent conversion on divers dates of $100, in clothing the property of Messrs. Poobomull Brothers, 29 Wyndham Street,

THEFT OF MONEY AND JEWELLERY Theft of money and Jewellery to the total value of $113 from a Chinese bank in Queen's Road Central has been brought to the notice of the police.

INTERPORT CRICKET

(Continued from Page 1.)

With the score at 240 Clegg-Hill's wicket was taken by Stokes with a bali that swung-in (240-8-8).

Minu commenced his innings in a typical manner hitting a glorious four of Stokes. He then scored two to send up 250 in 272 minutes. At 258 Minu was run out, his wicket

being shattered by Bridge with a throw from opposite the (238-9-93.

wicket

The innings closed at 277 when Lee was caught and bowled by Stokes. The innings lasted 292

minutes.

Fincher was undefeated with 127 to his credit

With a lead of 202 runs, Shang- hai commenced their second innings.

SHANGHAI BAT AGAIN

MOTOR LORRY ACCIDENT

(Continued from Page 1)

From eye witnesses of the af- fair, it was gleaned that a pedes- trian was jammed between the truck and the ricksha when he was fatally struck down.--

ANOTHER ACCIDENT

A slight collision outaide

Ex-

change Building in Des Voeux Road which occurred at 11.30 am. yesterday is reported by Dr. W. K. Leung, of No. 60 Queen's Road, Central who

whilst driving his own car in a westerly' direction he bumped into private car No. 224, causing very slight damage to both vehicles.

states that

BOY ESCAPES DEATH A telegraph delivery boy was extremely fortunate to get away with his life, according to the statement made to the police in another report.

It was stated by Ngan Ying Yee, driver of China Motor Bus No. 51, that as he was proceeding along Connaught Road Centrul near the Blake Pier at 3.30 p.m. yesterday in an easterly direction, he had to swerve in order to avoid a portion of the roadway under repair.

Six Wickets Fall For 119:

Shanghai, Oct. 8. With a lead of 218 runs over the visitors, Shanghai did not fare tooccasion well when they decided to enter ou their second innings. At the close of play they had last six wickets for 119 runs, giving them a total lead of 337 runs with four wickets in hand.

Chatterton and Sevenoaks open- ed Shanghal's second innings and gathered 35 runs between them when the former put his leg in front of a straight one from Pearce in his first over. Chatterton made 17.

Garthwaite brought off a beauti- ful one-handed catch at mid-off to dismiss Sevenoaks off Pearce after he had scored 20, 33 for 2.

The total mounted to 67 when Divecha (11) was caught by Pearce of his own bowling.

Barson joined" Stokes and a separation was effected with the total at 95. Barson (9) being caught by Fincher off Pearce.

Stokes sent the century up with a two, the play having proceeded for 100 minutes.

Booth (5) in attempting to pull Minu lost his wicket. 109 for 5.

Pat Madar, who had scored single, was run out with the total at 119. Stokes (20 not out) and Bridge who had not opened his score stayed a short time at the wickets when stumps were drawn for the day with the total unalter- ed. The wicket at this time was wearing surprisingly well. Reuter.

SCORES

Full scores were as follows:----

The

In so doing he accidentally collided with a cyclist... The ma- chine was totally damaged. rider, who fortunately was unin- Jured, gave his name as Leung Ching, messenger boy of the Chin- ese Telegraph Administration.

CHILDREN INVOLVED

Whilst car No. 278 was proceed- ing along Queen's Road, Central near the Central Market at 8.30 3.m. yesterday a Chinese boy sud- denly darted across the road. He was knocked down. The driver of the vehicle states that the lad, who was attempting to escape arrest by a constable, picked him- self up and ran away apparently uninjured.

A slight accident involving three children is reported when a tri- cycle ran into a vegetable stall in Grahan Street. Dear Lyndhurst Terrace. The tricycle was loaded The with 300 cattles of soap. children received superficial in- juries to their knees and back,

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FRIDAY

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Letters for "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-dne London, 19th October. Letters for "Australia by In- perial Airways Service"-due Darwin, 13th October.

Mr. J. C. Young of the Dunlop police that a salesman named Lul Rubber Company, reports to the

Tit-Kiu, aged 29 years of age, and Fochow a native of Toi Shan, has beenandakan missing from his home. No. 310

Manila Hennessy Road. The missing at work on November 29. All his accounts were in order and there was no

Shanghal-1st Innings 470 man was last seen

HONG KONG-1st Innings

w. H. Colledge, b. Stokes...... c. C. Garthwaite, 1.b.w.. b.

Stokes

T. A. Pearce, c. Stokes, b.

Parker

The robbery was stated, by Ngal Tung Ting, manager of the Yau Hang Chinese Bank. No. 281

A. H. Madar, 1.b.w., b. Stokes.. Gucer's Road., Central to have E. F. Fincher, not out occurred between midnizat and K. Nazarin, b. Divecha 5:30 am.

22

20

127

24

1 D. W. Persse, c. Meston, b

Divecha......

37

The thief was thought to have gained entrance through an open doorway, and included in his haul are gold bangles, watches, rings, and #12 in money.

CELEBRATION OF ANNIVERSARY

E L. Gosano, b. Stokes

G. R Clegg-Hill, b. Stokes A. R. Minu, run out

R. Lee, c, and b. Stokes

Extras

8 money stated to be missing,

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In a letter left to his wife, Lui |-

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*Straita and Calcutta Swatʊw, Amoy and Foochow Daires Bangkok *Straits sad EUROPE via Marseilles-- -

due Marseilles, 11th November

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R.M.A.

Friday, G.P.O. & K.P.O.

9th.

Dorado {

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mind to leave the Colony.

MONEY LOST

Inspector R. Simpson, of the

8 Banitary Department reports to

and "EUBUPÉ via Victoria B.C.— due Viatoria B.C., 29th October- and *EUROPE vis Biberia.. hanghai, *Japan, Central and South Ameries sad ECROPE vis San Francisco-due San Francisco, General Sherman Lettem 5,30 PM 1st November

4 the police that some time between

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6.15 am and 3.13 p.m. yesterday

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he lost two $100 bank notes from

SATURDAY

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his hip pocket. The loss is belley-Hoibos nad Pakbon

ed to have occurred somewhere between Western Market and Gil- man Bazaar.

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Total

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Bowling Analysis

Q. M. R W.

the

Meston Stokes Divecha Parker Madar Leckie Booth

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NEW HIGHWAY

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5

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Dr. B. Adamaceway of Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells- chaft to-day celebrates his. 25th business anniversary in China. Born in Mannheim in South-west Germany, Dr. Adamczewsky is a well-known gure among business circles in China, where he has made very many friends. Herr... Bumann and the gentlemen of theo. Chatterton, Lb.wb. Pearce "Defag" will be hosts at a private HA. Sevenoaks, c. Garthwaite, dinner to-night with Dr. Adamz-b. Pearce ..... cewsky as guest of honour.

Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES

SHANGHAI 2nd Innings

L. F. Stokes, not out

In pursuance to the instructions

Letters for K.L.M. Service" — due Amsterdam, 22nd October.

Straits, Sandakan, Ceylon, ladis, "Best and South Africa, Aden, Egypt and EUROPE via Marsailles due Mar- swilled, 7th Novum ber · Haibor

Puthoi and Haiphong Shanghai

Manila...

of General Chiang Kai-shek, Pre- 0

aldent 0

of the Military Affairs Amoy Commission, the Kwangtung Fro. vincial Department of Reconstruc- tion has decided to build á high-

way starting from Yanfa, about 45 miles north-east of Canton,

20 which will pass through Sunfung

37 (Chongning) and terminate · at

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Letters for Guam, Honolulu, and

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M. J. Divecha, c, and b. Pearce

A. J. Barson, c.. Fincher, b

Pearce R. Booth, b. Minu

9

The YMCA. will hold a Sunday P, Madar, run out evening gathering in the West 4 T. Bridge, not out Lounge on Sunday, at 9 p.m. Sub- Extras Ject "Christianity. and The In-

dividual," speaker, the Hev. H. W. Baines.

so as to facilitate communications.

Two engineering corpe

have

5 been sent out to make the neces-Swatow and Amoy

1sary surveys.

0 Kuo Min.

L.

Total (for 6 wkts.)... 119

A Mah Jongg and Bridge drive J. B. H. Leckle, H. V. Parker and will be held in the West Lounge i H. Meston to bat. on Monday at 3 pm.

• Fall of wickets:-1 for 35 (Chat-

· INTER-PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY

“Chengtu

The Szechuan-Hunan Inter-Pro-

A Whist Drive will be held in terton); 2 tor 38 (Sevenoaks); 3 for the West Lounge on Monday at 67 (Divecha); 4 for 95. (Barson); yincial Highway, now under com- 5 for 109 Booth) 6 for 119 (Madar).struction, will be completed by the

§ p.m.

LOCAL ESTATE

Local estate of $15,000 was left

ANNUAL MEETING"

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Banthia

U.S.A., by "Pan-American Airways Service" - due San Pres. Pierce Reg. 3.30P Francisco, 20th October..

Manila

Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, 0.8.A., Central sod South America, "Canada, and "EUROPE via San Francisco-dae San Francisco, 4th Nov,-and. *EUROPE via Biberia

end of October in compliance with 8 special order fasued by the Chungking Provisional Headquar-Foochow térs of the President of the Mill- tary Affairs Commission in order The annual business meeting of to facilitate communications. The merchant, of 27. Hing Lung Street, the Hong Kong Women's Interna-Szechuan Highway Bureau 'has who died on August 23. Probate tional Club will be he'd in the made special arrangements, tu ex- has been granted to Chan Wong-Club Rooms on Wednesday, Octo-pedite the work. sh!, widow..

by Chan Yew, a retired canvas

ber 14, at 5.30 p.m.

Kuo Min

WEDNESDAY via Swatow ...

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Pros, Pierce

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Wednesday, 14th

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