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ROYALTY AT

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THE TATTOO SCOTTISH ROYAL COURTS

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There was a thrilling moment" when the fast audience joined in singing the National Anthem and then cheered and cheered again as the King stood smiling at the salute with the Queen at his side. The King wore the scarlet mess dress uniform of a Field Marshal. The Queen was in an afternoon gown of her favourite shade of blue, with a small hat of the same colour. The King put on a grey great-coat to. protect

himself against the cold night air, and the Queen pulled a fur wrap around her shoulders as she watched the magnificent colourful spectacle.

Omcial figures show that the total attendance at this year's Tattoo has broken all records: 621,500 have seen the show, an in- crease of 135,000 on the previous highest, which was reached last year.

Altogether, 68,275 vehicles passed through the car parks during this year's performance.

Coronation Grove At Windsor

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REPRESENTATIVE OAKS Their Majesties were received at Windsor by Mr. E H Savili. Deputy Ranger of the Park, and

Bir Ulick Alexander, Keeper of the Privy Purse. They were conducted to seats near the oak which the King was to plant, and the various High Commissioners and other re- presentatives of the Dominions were presented. His Majesty then shovelled some of the loose earth round his tree on to the roots, and the Empire representatives did likewise. After the ceremony the party walked back to Royal Lodge. where the King and Queen enter- tained the Empire representatives at tes..

The oaks planted represent the following territories

For the first time in 26 years This will be the first occasion on Scottish debutantes are to make which a Scottish Queen has re- their curtsies at an evening Court ceived the curtsles of her young in the Palace of Holyroodhouse. country-women in the land of her" The late King George. V. and forebears. In addition, the even- Queen Mary held their first anding Court of 1911 Is the only one only evening Court in Scotland on July 15, 1911

which has been held at Holyrood- 'house since it became the re-

sidence of royalty,"

By their visit to Edinburgh the King and Queen are following the It was, of course, the late King precedent set by George IV. and George V. and Queen Mary who King Edward VII., both of whom made of the 'Polace a real home. honoured the Scottish Capital | Actually, when King Edward and immediately after their Coronation. Queen Alexandra, held their Draw- But as both these monarchs gave ; ing- Room there in 190°, they were. afternoon Courts, or Drawing- not in residence at the Palace, Rooms, as they are more familiarly known, the two Courts to be held in July are important, not only socially, but historically,

Tuckey's Touch- And Go

An Artistic Japanese

but stayed" at Dalkeith House, the home of the Buccleuch, family driving to Edinburgh every day for various engagements.

Association Football

CHARGES AGAINST

WOLVES

Sir Charles Mander, president,

It seemed to many of the spec- and Mr. A.-H. Oakley, chairman, tators that C. R. D. Tuckey very representing Wolverhampton Wan- nearly played himself into Bri- derers at a meeting of FA mem- tain's Davis Cup team as a singles bers at Llandudno, agreed that player by his fine show at Becken- the action of the Football Associa- ham, writes a Home correspondent tion Disciplinary Committee in Ta best John Olf, "Dicky" Rit-banning the Wolves' recently ar- ranged Continental tour was justi- Bed

American, chie. H. Surface, the and finally run 3iro Yamagishi to three sets was quite a good week's I daresay the two work. But selectors, Roper Barrett and "Skip- play so closely in the final. will Der Stowe, who watched Tuckey's

for

four

deduct several marks" main failures to win when at 5-3 he had match point in the ninth game of the final set.

But what a shock for any man to and his opponent "drop-shot- ting" him when failure to achieve the stroke meant defeat.

The meeting, attended by Messrs. C. E. Sutcliffe, W. C. Cuff and T. H. Kirrup, representing the F.A. was held at the request of the Wol-

tion of the charges of rough play ves, who asked for a full explana-

that led to the banning of their tour.

At the conclusion of the meeting, Mr.-9. F. Rous, Secretary of the F.A. stated:

"The action of the Disciplinary Committee was explained and the record of the club's players pro- duced and compared with that of other clubs.

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THE DROP SHOT This drop shot, which saved the game and the match for

*The representatives of Wolver Jiro Yamagish! was character- hampton Wanderers agreed that Istic of the brillant Japan- that the action of the Discipline ese player. What daring. what ary Committee was justified and gambling with fate, but all gave an assurance as to the fu- through the match it seemed as ture."

If love of the ornate on the part of this artist from the East forced him to take unnecessary risks with spectacular, strokes when simple ones would have served his par- pose just as well,

Canada, the United Kingdom, Newfoundland, Gibraltar, Bermuda, Cyprus." Palestine, Trapsjordan, Nyasaland, Northern Rhodesia, Southern Rhodesla, Malta, Gambia, Bahamas, Jamaica, Aden, Somall- land, Sierra Leone, British Hon- duras, St. Lucia, Grenada, Leeward Islands, Gold Coast, Uganda,

For some time people have won- Nigeria, Barbados, Kenya, Tang-dered why such a brillant player as Yamagishi, who regained the Kent title he held in 1935, does not wia more big tournaments. Now we know. But one day he will win something very big. '

anyika..

India, Burma, Hong Kong, Perlis, Zanzibar, Ceylon, Kedah, St. Vin- cent, Trinidad and Tobago, British Guiana, Basatolnd, Bechuanaland Protectorate, and Swaziland, St. Helena, South Africa, Seychelles. Perak, Pahang Kelantan, Treng- ganu, North Borneo, Selangor, Mauritius, Negri Sembilan, Johore.

HARDY BOY SCOUTS

Western Pacific Territories, Falk- Two Canton boy scouts, Kwok land Islands, Fill, Brunel. Straits Shiu-shue and a companion, mem- Settlements, Barawak, Australia.bers of the 101st Troop China

and New Zealand.

SUNDERLAND'S GREAT SEASON

Cup Winners Make Profit

Of Nearly £4,000

1.

Boy Scouts, arrived in Hong Kong from Canton on Tuesday in their rowing dinghy. The craft is at

Department. present in the care of the Harbour

Kwok-had-two companions when they left Canton on July 2 but one of them had to stop his journey when they arrived at Whampoa.

Kwok and his other coinpanion experienced many dificulties in- cluding typhoon conditions before they reached the Colony. Despite their very trying experiences, there is a possibility that, these two young advanturers will 'attempt a

..

PAVILLON OF PEACE"

DESTROYED

The FA Cup winners, Bunder- land FC, made a profit of nearly £4.000 last season, or £2384 more than in the previous season.

The directors's report reads: trip to Bwatow, a The directors desire to re- fer, in the first" place, to the great victory of the first team China's foremost woman aviator, at Wembley on May 1. How Miss Lim Pang Harp, arrived on a often have all interested in the visit to Singapore some time ago. fortunes of Sunderland F.C., won- having arrived, from flamburg and Ports of call, Consignses of Cargo are

Miss Lim was a well-known figure dered is that elusive cup ever hereby notified that their Goods are when she returned to China in 1931 going to be ours for a season? At

Paris, July 1. being landed and placed at their risk after a course of aviation

The "Pavillon of Peace" on the into the Hong Kong and Kowloon Whar! Europe. She had offered her ser it. It is true to say, without any

in long last we are the holders of Paris Exhibition grounds, which and Godown Company's godowns a vices to the Chinese Government at idle boast, that the victory is

was to have been officially opened Kowloon, where delivery may be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed the time of the Sino Japanese con popular in the football world, and July 7, was destroyed by a mys Optional Cargo will not be landed filet but when she reached Bhang as to what the people of Sunder the achievements of the League of terious fire, Tableaux glorifying hers, unless Notice has been given 48 hat hostilities had ceased. She land and district think it is only Nations were almost completely hours prior to vessel's arrival, bul carried afterwards made a tour of the necessary

Although an investigation was to consider the en ravaged by the flames,

immediately started, the cause of the fire is still not known. It is, however, regarded as highly pro-

call

on from port to port to the final port of North-West Provinces and describe thusiastic crowds who went to

to which the option extend. No Claims will be admitted after the ed her experiences in a book, every match, all of which excep

Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 14th July, 1937, will be subject to

Beat.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Goderwan, where they will be examined on 13th July, 1987, at 10 many by our. Burveyor Mesars, Goddard & Douglas To omply with the General Boaded Warehouse Regulations, consignses prast have a Revenue Officer in asteridande When damaged dutiable goods are examined fro

before

AMERICA'S CUP DEFENDER

Newport Rhode Island),

The New York Yacht Club race committee has elected Mr. Harold Vanderbilt's yacht Ranger to de All claims mast mach

tend the America's Cup against the 8th Aug 1987)

957) or phay will not with challenger Mf

M. Sopwith's Exideavour IL ****

be recognise

ting one were drawn from home (there ware two replays at gunder land), and the boisterous demon- stration on the arrival of the team bably that it was an act of sabo- in Sunderland on May 3,

The profit for the season is £3,- 903 158, or 22,384 188, 26. more than in 1935-36 This supils. arrived at after provision has been made for income-tax (£2,576) and depreciation (2,823 48. 80.) wat ten off the new stand. The grote receipts are lean by nearly 25,000, Two postponed matches, viz, those

tage

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competition show an increase of £13,200.

The directors make the follow- ing recommendation: Payment of a dividend of 7 per cent to the shareholders, less, tax, and that

Pe Ranger was chosen after drex with, Middlesbrough, and Man We1,000 be placed to the credit of

Balla of Le

med by

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Gerard

Chester City account for nearly the Debenture Redemption Fund, the whole of this, but is 2 set-off which will reduce the Debenture the net proceeds from the Cup

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