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LOCAL FOOTBALL
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1937.
COLONY TENNIS LOCAL YACHTING
TRAINING GALLOPS
POLICE DESERVE WIN OVER ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS Sixth Championship Times Taken At Happy Valley
Scoreless First Half
(RY ROY MURRAY)
Yesterday's Senior League encounter between Police and Athletic at Caroline Hill excited little or no interest,, that end-of- much in evidence amongst the the-season staleness being very players. The ultimate result was of no material advantage, to either aide, Taylor's opportunism paving the way to a Police victory of 3 goals to 1.
Although Athletic enjoyed the major part of attack, their inside forwards proved feeble marksmen. They hemmed Police in their own territory at the offset, and per- fect crosses from Long Kwon Lum went abegging. Britton and Bone proved a stalwart obstacle in de- fence for Pollce, whose forwards also lacked penetrating power. A word of praise is due to Wong Sik Ping whose spectacular clearancou were one of the features of a lackadaisical first halt. The fact that neither goalkeeper was the opening seriously tested in period: speaks well for both de- fences and emphasises the lack of sharpshooting forwards on elther
side.
In
Ng Tak Wing netjed for Athletic in the second half but the point disallowed for alleged Was handball, On resuming Tom Kwon Kon drove the ball against Willerton, which rebounded into the empty net. Five minutes later Taylor repeated this performance with a ground shot which left Tom Kwon Kon helpless. This two goal lead acted as a toale to Police who pressed continuously, Athletic replled with a goal per- Chin Chi Fun. Taylor eventually scored again for Police who fully deserved their victory, which was 'directly due to the opportunism of Taylor to utilise his few oppor- tunities.
ULSTERS WIN
The Royal Ulster Rifles almost made sure of the First Division
Footfall Championship when they defeated a strong Eastern team at Causeway Bay on Saturday after- The hoon by five goals to one. Rifles only need one more point to win the championship and they have yet to meet South China "B" and the Chinese, Athletic while the Champions meet the Beaforth Highlanders on Saturday and then St. Joseph's.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
First Division
1 Police
Athletic Kowloon Rifles Club
3
1 8. China “A” O
8 Eastern
1
'6 St. Joseph's
1
Second Division
Athletic Kowloon Rides Club
'Cutters
2 C. Police
2
2. Engineers
+
8 Eastern
D Lyemun
✓
5 Kowloon C.
0
Third Division
0 Engineers
5
2 R.AS.C.
"2
C. Police R.A.M.C. Liga P.
standard.
2 R.W.F.
There
LAWN BOWLS
Practice Matches On Saturday
lawn In preparation for the bowis season which commences on May 1, several friendly games were played on Saturday afternoon.
At the Valley Craigengower ra- ther surprisingly lost to the Re- crelo by 29 shots. J. Cavanagh's four (3. W. Leonard, W. J. Bagley and W. Ward) took a seven of J. Baato's rink to win an exciting game by alx ahots. Down 17-11 at the sixteenth end, they scored 3, 2, 7 and 2 to win 25-19.
DOCKYARD B.C. LOSE
A very pleasant match took place at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club on Saturday after- noon when four rinks from the Dockyard Recreation Club enter- tained a team from the K.BG.C. and lost by 25 shots.
After the match, speeches were made in the Clubhouse by Mr. C. B. Hosking. "Hon. Secretary of the D.R.C., in which he thanked the Kowloon Bowling Green Club for the use of their green and for the yery enjoyable encounter. Mr. J. L. Tetley, President of the E.BG.C., suitably replied.
POLICE PRACTICE "
A successful lawn bowls practice was held at the Police Recreation Club on Saturday afternoon, when a spoon competition was played, no less that 26 players taking part.
EASTERN'S TOUR
The Eastern Athletic Association soccer will be engaged in eight matches
tour of during thetr
were several changes in the South China team. Notable absentees were Lee Wal Tong, Fung King Cheong, Lee Tin Sang and Tam Kong Pak, and as a result of reorganisation the forwards crowded their work and "over-elaborats their "passes were and good shooting was conspicuous for its absence. Ho Ka Keung was presented with opportunities to shoot but fared poorly, while the the Chinese defence with exception of Pau Ka Ping, was little better and their work to counter a strong attack" by Kow- loon being only matched, by the inability of Betts and his followers to convert opportunities that should produce two or three fur-Manila-they leave on Thursday. ther goals. Credit for the Kow-
The following are the combina- tions against whom they will play: loon victory must be given to the
April 25, against the Yoo Athletic intermediate line and the defence, as their forwards with the excep- Club. tion of White and G. Knox pre- Wills sented a poor spectacle. who deputised for D., Knox on the Blake left wing was very weak. appeared in all sorts of odd places, but succeeded in putting three shots well wide of their mark.versity. White sent several passes to his leader but only for him to lose them unless they were within a foot or two of him, while Knox met his rival in Te Kam Hang | Team. who was one of the few on his side who showed anything like championship football. There was nothing to chose between Everest and, Bowen, the latter crowning a fine performance when he netted a gual from what appeared ob- viously a pre-arranged plan be- tween be arid Biks. Jeffrey, formerly of the C. B. S.,
#
very creditable performance
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Fixtures For This
Afternoon
The following matches in the Colony Open Singles and Doubles Lawn Tennis Championships, and Club Tournament, will be decided (weather permitting) to-day:
Colony Open Simples
Series Resail
The resall of the Aixth champion- ship series of the Royal Hong Kòng Yacht Club took place yesterday afternoon and resulted as follows: *W** Glass-Started 09.50
Tern
Finished Cort... Pos. 16.54.12 18.11.47 4
(Mr. J. L. Anderson).
H. D. Rumjahn v. Leong Ping- Monsoon chiu (Stand Court).
Colony Open Doubles
A. V. Gosario and A. V. Remedios (Mr. O. J. Shannon),
v. Np` Sze-kwong and Hon Luen-Penguin ......... 18.41.18 16.00.09-2 fung.
""
Wong Fuk-nam and Lui Kwai- fan v. W. N. Cheung and M. C. Hung.
Club Championship Singles F. V. Harrison or G. & R. Dirett v. EL Owen Hughes.
V. R. Gordon v. G. W. Sewell.
Club Handicap `Singles A. C. I. Bowker (scr.) or W. Wonding (+3.8) v. M. Pagh (-30).
Club Handicap Doubles
A. H. Penn and J. R. Colls (+15) of R. R. Andrews and E. P. H. WI-
The following were the times taken at the training gallops at Happy Valley-on, Saturday:
Blandford
Laughing Girl
Derby Day
Dick Turpin ....
Dis- 1st 2nd tance Q QI.
1 36.3 1.11 1.421 413.3
..
3rd
4th 5th Last QI. QU QE Qr.
1323 1.11.3 1.472 218
28.3
1
41 1.15.2 1.47 219
12
33.21.03.2 1.30.3
27.1
Apilas & 17th of Sept....
31.2
16:58.25 18.12.30 5
(Mr. H. W, Dulley). Cutty LAN
Cossack's Beauty
137.3 1.13 1.48.4 2.18.3 2.48.2 20.4
39.4 1.11.2 1.41.4 200,3
214
18.95.39 15.58.28
1
Gypsy Love...
1
34.1 1.06.2 1.36.3 2.03.2
20.1
Amberley ...
Wild Cat
Rob Roy
s
1
#43.21.21.4. 1.57.2.
1.21.1 1.58.4 3.28.2 2.59.1 30.4 14 41
35.2 1,10,3 1.442 2144
.35.3
30.2
Pontiac Bay & Radium... 1 Ythan
1
Laughing Buddha
50
2423 1.30.1 2.00 38.1 1.15.3 1.47.4 2.18.2 44.1 1.25
93.3
30.3
1.56.2
31.2
Night View
Bobnik Star
1 40.3 1.17
27.1
3
Soldier of China.
31.4
Home Brew
39.3 1.19
1.47
27
1
44.4 1.29.4 159.3 230
$0.2
4 36
1.09.2 1.41.2
32
1 40
1.15.3 148.3 215,4
31.2
#304 1.03.1 1.36.4
32.3
(Cpt. D. M. Mey).
8a! Long 18.44.13 16.02.48 3
(Capt. W. W, Cowán).
"Cruiser" Class-Started 18.00 dzima .................... 16.32.10 16.28.54 2
(Mr. E. B. Lambert), La Cigale..... 16.28.47 16.92.01
(Mr. N. Croucher).
U. & I........... 18.38.18 16.28.19" 1
(Mr. H. 8. Rouse). Sea Lark V. 17.04.10 16.39.51 4
(Mr. C. Tod),
SATURDAY'S RESULTS With the exception of the "H"
llams (+3.6) v. F. C. Nigel and R. class event the course for the other events in Saturday's resall of the Fing (+46),
fourth yachting championship series ever a 87 miles course was shortened to 8.3 miles.
Club Mixed Doubles G. Folglase and Mrs. Wood (46) v. J. F. L. Smalley and Miss J. Smalley (-1.8).
CHINESE R.C.
Annual Meeting Yesterday
The annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Chinese Recreation Club took place yesterday after- noon in the Club house. MI. NE Sze-kwong presided in the absence of the Chairman (Mr. H. S. Mok) who is away in Canton.
The minutes of the last annual. general meeting were read by the Hon. Secretary. Mr. Iu Tak-lam, April 27, against the Letran Col- and were unanimously passed. lege.
The Hon. Treasurer put forward April 29, against Sto Tomas the statement of accounts for the was also University.
past year 1936 which passed. May 1, against La Salle College. May, 3. against Sto Tomas Unl-
A general discussion was made on. & certain body's proposal to make an elaborate scheme to pro vide for night-courts, covered courts, a swimming pool and May 9, against an all-Philippine magnificent Clubhouse. But
May 5, against La Baile College. May 7. against a collegiate re- presentative team.
MAMAK TOURNEY
Second Championship
Match On Thursday
The following are the detailed results:--
"Aertel
Rose Evelyn
Racing Boy Tabby Cat Valorous
Harvest View Violet Queen
14 424 1.21.4 1.584 232.4 3.03.2 29.3
148.3 2.15.4
4 31.2 1.02.3 1.34.2
1 36.4 1.12.1 1.464 2.38.4 2.49.2 30.3 «
1" 32 1.03.1 1.31.3 1.59.1
Commencement Bay ....... 1. New Star
National Anthem
43.2 1.22.4 1.59.1 2.32.4
17.3
33.3
1
48.1 1.27.2 204
3.34 1 45.1 1.25.4 2.03.22.37.5
30
34.1
Just That
1 33
1.04.1 1.34.3 2.0
27.2
Jungle Jim
11 $3
1.07.4 1.42.3 ·215.1 245
30.4
Phillanderer & Tempest. 1 Sylvandale
2.15.4 36.1, 1.10.4 1.44
31.4
1 42 1,20
1.55.1 2.26
30.4
“H” Class--Started 14.25
Corrected Pos. ...... 16.04.28 (Mr. J. A. Kemsley). Colleen
Scenic View
......... 135.2 1.09.2 1.40.3 2.104
30.1
Tiny Star
1 35 1.10
1.42.3 2.14.2
31.4
1
Busok & Donovan.
1 37.2 1.13
1.48.3 2.20
33.2
Air Mail & Ribble
1
42 1.22
1.58.3 2.91.1
323
16.08.23
2
King's Justice
1
48.3 1.24.3 1.57.2 2.23.4
29.2
(Mr. C. A. Luchen). Dorothes
(Mr. G. H. Gandy).
"HA” Clam--Started 14.30
16.09.22 3
Araxy & Helephant...... 1 Monoplane, Stopwatch &
41.1 1.21.1 1.57.1 227.2
30.1
Finished Pus. Loba.....
.... 16.26.05 (Capt. CR Barry, R.N.), Jan
1 39 1,18 1.53 2.244 1 45 1.27.1 2.10 2.46 .....136.1 1.10 1.44 2.14.2
33.2 1.05.2 1.37.3
31.4
36
30.2
32.1
# 37.4 1.08.3 1.43.2
33.4
(Capt. J. Krogh-Moe). True Blue
Happy Evé & Havoc Eve 1 Blatre
52.2 1.36.4 2:121 2422
30.1
33.4 1.05.2 1.35.3
30.1
# 39.1 1.13.2 1.43.2
30.
(Mr. H. 8. Rousey.
29
Owl
(Capt. G. E. Baird Gael
(Capt. A. McMillan).
.[6.33.46 (Lt. R. M. E. Pam, R.N.), “P” & “Y” Clisses-Started 14.50 Allsa
18:35.221
„ “G” Class--Started 1440
Corrected Fos.
16.30.36 1
16.31.21 2
27.2
Declasse Weedon Seat Australian Boy Sadko
32
1 39.2 1.16.2 1.51.1 223
31.4
31.3 1.01.1 1.28
26.4
1 45 1.25
2.04.1 2.35.4
30.3
3
Emergency Can Flybynight
# 463 1.18
1.48.4.
30.4
1
32
1.04.3 1.39 2.13.3 343 1.11.4 1.44.2.2.18.3
34.2
32,1
(Cdr. G. Barnard R.N.). Stells
16.36.13
18.36.35 3
Eunice
(Mr. P. C. Manning). Widgeon
(Mr. L. Garner),
om
account of the uncertainty of the period of possession of the ground being given to the Club and the members' objection to have the Club "sold out," there seemed to be to the no security to be given capital raked by these individuals, and it appeared that the existence of this scheme would be very re-
The second hockey match in the Mamak Tournament championship mote. gave
series between the Central, British Association and the Radio Sports Club will be played on Thursday on the HK.BR.A. marina ground at '3 p.m.
Although having put up a gal- lant fight in the first half Eastern tired very quickly after the inter- val and before 20 minutes had elapsed they had completely lost their morale. There was no sting in the Chinese attack while the iriside men were slow in seizing chances, whereas the wing men were a thorn in the Rifles defence As a result of their terrific shoot- ing power! Ho Ching-to reminded one of Lee Wal Tong's beat efforts during the first half with hard CLUB DEFEATED drives into the goal, only to be
The Club were defeated by St. saved" by Conner in magnificent style. The chief trouble on the Joseph's by a solitary goal which was scored by G. White (centre- Eastern team Jay in the half back Hne
Cheung Kwok-chet forward) after 15 minutes of play where failed to hold the line together had elapsed. E. Strange, of the was conspicuous for his with any succes Moore played Club the best game he has ever played tackling and spotting, but marred to score three goals for the victors, a he was faster on the ball then the opposing center half, and dis- played a thorough understanding with Erwin's particular style of putting the ball high in the centre. The Rifles attack was on its toes except for Doherty who was rather lethargic at inside left. Fergusson G. White was very closely watch-ground." The match was fast and
If the third match is necessary in the series this will be played on on the Sunday 25th April 1937 HKSRA. ground bully-off 4.30
A proposal which was put for ward to allow ladies to be admitted as members of the Club was post- poned tm 1938 when the adjacent
· ground--now- occupied by the Hong Kong Jockey Club-will be added to the Club, and be turned into tennis courts.
The election of a new Committee
was closed.
16.26.37 2
16.29.04 3
Balios King's Lead King's Bounty Zero
National Spirit
Gold Cain
Rooifly Llangollen Racing Ecart
+ 38 1.05.2 1.34.2 # 31.2
58.1 1.25.2 37.2 1,11.3 1.43.3
Happy Venture Gordito & Perfect Day... 1 45.1 1.28.1 2.03,3 2,37.3 3.07.3 30 Saucy Face
39. $ 28
1.27.3 234.2 3.023.231. Pagan Love & Miracle... 4 37.3 1.14.3 1.17.2. Shipmaster
4 60.3 1.38.2 -2.21.2 Centre Forward & Sol-
dier of Peace Lancashire Chips
32.4 43.
1 43.2 1.26:3 2.07.4 2.45.4 3.19.3 33.4.
44 E19.3 1.50.2. 2,17.8.A ..... 1
27.1
Sequel To Wrecking Of Magistrate's Car
SOLDIER FINED $370
Signalman LH. Smith, of the was fined Royal Corps Signals. $370 by Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at Magistracy last Saturday when he was convicted
the Kowloon
"I now retract a portion of the foregoing part of this statement. The man who was with me was Signalman Guy.
"I have
had a licence for 15
on four summonses in connection months. I applied the footbrake. with the theft and damaging of a The kid just happened, I do not car belonging to Mr. E. Himsworth, ↑ know It happened. We walked
MR. R. C. H. LIM
Honorary
Legal Adviser
To Consulate
TO
By a Special Order issued by The Department
General Affairs of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nanking, Mr. Richard Chuan Hoe Lim, Barrister-at-law, farmerly of Prince's Building Hong Kong and row of Messrs. Mallal and Namazie, 24 Baffles Place. Singapore, is sppointed Honorary
General of the Republic of China in Singapore.
p.m., and the match Champions followed after which the meets First Kowloon Magistrate. In the back to barracks after the accl-Regal Advisor to The Consulate-
v. Rest will be arranged at a later date.
splendid performance with
NOMADS DEFEATED faulty passing to his forwards.
After sharing two goals in the Forrow tried hard to brighten up
first half, the Nomads were nar- his forwards but his shooting was we'l covered by Tsang. Of the St. rowly defeated by Headquarter Joseph's team; Castilho and Fer Wing. Kumaon Rifles, by three nandez played well and clever goals to two in a hockey match football was displayed by Hagen played yesterday on the Marina
ed while Ward suffered from poor
displayed some clever work but was eclipsed by the brilliant display of passing.
Erwin on the right wing. Galbraith
TABLE TO DATE First Division
filled the position of centre half
P.W.D. L. F. A. Pts. which WOE vacated by Campbell. when he left the Colony 1st FH-R. U. Rifles 24 17 3 4.63 22 37 day, which was no enviable task B. China "A" 24 14 5 5 57 23 33 when it is known that Campbell S. China "R" 23 12 5 6 52 34 29 was considered the best centre Seaforth H. 22 12 46 46 38 25 R. W. Fusiliers 23 11 8 8 46 32 27 half in the Colony..
St. Joseph's 24.12 3 9 41 33 27 The Rifles first goal came as a
25 11 4 10 52 46 24 result of a mistake by Lai Ting-Royal Navy
Recrelo
23 9 6 7 38 45 24 chol who in trying to dispose. Moore of the ball kicked it into an | Kowloon F. C. 25 9 4 12 30 49,22 empty net. Two minutes later this Eastern Ath. 244-12-41 54 20 goni was bullined when Conner H R. F. C. 23 9 0 14 41 43 18 fatled to hold a hard drive from Athletic
Ho Ching-to for Chan Ping-ta to. Chinese
rush in and score. A few minutes Palice- later Moore put the Rifles further ahead. Ten minutes before the conclusion of the match the Rifles played magnificent football to score three further goals through Moore (2), and Doherty..
SOUTH CHINA "A"
45 66 13 28 47 18
23 3 0 13 27 58 12 24 2 5 17 24 61 9
GERMAN CREW FOR HENLEY
Bérlin, April 17. England's Henley Regatta will see the famous German "Viking" eight in action this year from June 30 to July 3.
4
་,
BOW TO KOWLOON
The Vikings came third in the Bouth China "A" suffered a de- Olympic Games and won the major. cline for Senior League Cham-races at Amsterdam a few days Dimmship on Saturday at the hands ago. tot Kowloon FC when they con- Another German competitor will ceded both points to the latter be the sculler, Cleorg von Opel, who team by a single goal natted by will complete in the Diamond
The Sculls Bowen in the second hair.
very mediocre | Transocean News Service. match was of a
exciting.
Partab, the brilliant Interport left-wing, playing at inside-left,
HOME RUGBY RESULTS
early hours of April. La
Before imposing the fine mis Worshlo safe:–“I think that any- one who drives a car after drink- ing, does so at his own peri. I, unfortunately, you are able to stand more than a few drinks, you should not dare cars.“
Traffic Sergt. J. Scrimm, who had visited the scene of the accident. the skid evidence, said that marks on the road could not have
less than 50 miles per hour. At such a speed, the distance in which a car with emcient brakes, would take to stop would be 166 feet.
dente
:
WITNESS'S STORY Thomas Coleman, a witness for the prosection said that he heard a screeching of brakes which was followed by
a crash just before reaching the Hunghom Bridge. Witness found a car which had crashed into a tree broadside on About 40 yards away he saw two persons walking away from the car in the
direction of Nathan
Born in Singapore in the year 1904, Mr. Lim was educated at the St Andrew's School, Singapore where, after he had passed his Bentor Cambridge in 1920, be taught till 1924 when he went to the University of Hong Kong with scholarship from the Straite Settlements Government.
gave a faultless display, while R. J. Newport 8: Cardiff 3, Llanelly 5; been made by a car travelling at Road. He assumed that they had in the Wniversity of Hong Kong
Reed, at centre-half for the No- mads was also prominent for his ane interception and feeding. The goal scorers were: Kumaon Rifles. Partab (2) and Chulab Singh: Nomads, G. Soares and J. H Franco.
London, April 17. The following were the results of League matches Rugby Union played here to-day:-Aberavon 8, Neath 28, Bristol 10; Redruth 10, Weston Super Mare. 3; Torquay Athletic 14, Old Blues 5; Waterloo 11, Birkenhead Park 8; Abertillery 0. Pontypool 0; Bridgend 29, Bath 3: Ebbwvale e, Crosskeys 17.---. Reuter.
Sporting Fixtures
TO-DAY
ALLEGED STATEMENT
**For the
was
Switzerland · Mr. Lim ́ is still a keen student of international taw and politica
Mr. Lim was called to the Bar in England in 1981 and admitted to practice as a Barrister of the His Majesty's Supreme Court In Hong Kong where he practised un 1936.
While in Hong Kong - Mr. Lina
In 1927 he took his B.A. degree.
and returned to teach in the same Witness found two splashes of school. In 1928 Mr. Lim left for been in the car.
blood on the seat and there was England to study law. While in a considerable quantity of glass England Mr. Lim was awarded a scattered about. One head lamp scholarship to study at the Geneva was about 120 feet away but the School of International Studies, A statement which was alleged wind screen was not broken. to have been made by the de- Defendant, when asked by his fendant to the presence of Traffic worship whether he had anything Acting Sub-Inspector A. R. Brit to say as to why he should not be tain and Sgt. Scrim after he was convicted on all four charges and cautioned and before he
whether he would like to call wit charged, was read out by hta Warnesses in his on defence,, etated ship, as follows:-
that he had had only four or five H. Penn and J. R. Collis (+15) or
Arst time. for many beers, but not being used to drink It might have an effect on him Athletics-Wah Tai College An R. R. Andrews and E. P. H. Williams years I was under the influence of nual Athletic Meeting at 8.C.A.A.(+3.8) . F. C. Nigel and R. King drink. On the night of April I later when he got into the open was appointed a member of the
(+4.8); Club Mixed Doubles; G. was with a large party of Bignal- | air.
Court of the University of Hong. Stadium, Caroline Hill, 11 a.m.
Polglase and Mrs. Wood (46) Y.
men. I do not remember the time, Signalman M. F. Guy, said that Kong and was a Director of Na- Snooker Open, Championship:
but after we left. Marcel's. I went he was at Marcel's with defendant tional Commercial and Sayings L. V. Antonio v. G. U. da Roza J. F. L. Smalley and Miss J. Smalley
'(-1.6).
to the car park opposite the Pen- drinking, but he had no clear re- Bank Limited. (Kowloon C.C.), 9 p.m.
TO-MORROW
Insula Hotel and took a car from collection of leaving this establish- Since July 1938 Mr. Lim is ste Tennis-Colony Open Singles:
Badminton.-Y. M. C.A.. Badmin- there. I did not know the number ment, returning to barracks or tached to the arm of Messrs. H. D. Rumjahn v. Leong Ping-chlu
of the Tar or who it belonged to what had happened in the meat- Mallal and Namazie, 24 Raffles court); Colony Open (stand
ton in West Lounge, 8.30 p.m."
Meetings--Kowloon Chess Cuub, I remember some person was with time. He could not remember Pisce Doubles; A. V. 'Gosano 'and ASV.
me but I do not remember who Remedios v. Ng Sze÷kwong and Hòn | St. Andrew's Hall, 6.30 pm.
Snooker-Open Championship: he was. Luen-fung, Wong Fuk-nam and Lui Kwai-fan v. WN. Cheung and M.HR Sequeira v. E. A dos Re. "I was matform. 1 remember C. Hung; Club Championship medios (Olvi Bervice. C.C.): U.S. a bump some time after we had Singles: F. V. Harrison of GFR. Bantos . C. Strange (Club Lasi- started. I did not notice any in- Divett v. Owen Hughes, V. R. tano); A. P. Pereira v. G. M. F. Re-juries other than a 'cut on my nore Gordon . GW. Bewell: fub Han- medios (R.N.Z.P. Canteen); A. J. and minor cursalons on my z dicap Bingles: AC. L. Bowker (r) Osmund . W. Kong or F. P. I have's licence to drive. I did or W. Wooding (436) v. M. Pagh Sequeira (CPC. and PO. Rec. not get the owner's permission to
driye. (-30); Club Handicap Doubles: A Room), 9 pm.
driving in a car with Smith,
His Worship convicted defendant
with three previous convictions on all four charges, namely, driv- mng a car without permission of the against him, Wong Tung, 10. un- owner: driving under the influence employed, was sentenced to dix of drink driving in a dangerous months imprisonment by Mr. E manner; and failing to report the Himaworth at the Kowloon Magis accident. (An officer of the B.CB. tracy on Saturday for returning to said that defendant had a fair the Colony Before the expiration
of his period of deportation. military character.
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