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Selections For The Third Test

London, Aug. 8.. Northants, the poorest of the English county cricket teams, has produced another Test cricketer. A. D. G. Matthews who has been bowling brillantly for Northants this season, has been chosen to play for England against New Zealand in the third Test at the Oval on August 14, and be is the first Northants player to receive such distinguished recognition since V. W. C. Jupp, the amateur all-rounder. who was formerly with Sussex.

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PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL. STEAM NAVIGATION Co.'s

"BURDWAN." STJAME

A HONG KONG M 9TH AUGUST, 1937.

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FROM ANTWERP, LONDON,GIBRAL TAR" MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.

CONSIGNERS Cereby informed YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above:

that their Goods are being added and placed AT THRI x in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Cou pany's Godowns at Kowloon, where each Consigament will be sorted out Bark by Mark and Delivery can be obtained is the Goods are landed

Options! Goods will be landed here unless instructions have been given to the contrary Six Hours before arrival of the Steamer. Goode

not cleared within 8 days including date of arrival will be subject to

Bent

No Fire Insurance will be affected by

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN LINE.

FROM

BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, NOKFOLK AND. SAVANNAH,

Steamship

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THE EVANSVILLE”

Matthews, Compton and Kea- neth Farnes have been brought into the team at the expense or Wellard, F. R. Brown and J. Smith, who played in the second match at Manchester,

Otherwise the side remains un- changed. It will be captained by R. W V. Robins and will com prise:-

R. W. V. Robins (Middlesex) cap-

tain

K Farnes (Essex)·

Hammond, W. R. (Gloucester) Barnett, C. J. (Gloucester). Ames, 1 (Kent)" Paynter, E. (Lancashire) Hardstaff. (Notts) Hutton, L. (Yorkshire) Matthews, A. D. (Northants) Compton. D. (Middlesex} Goddard. T. W. (Gloucester) England has already won one Test match against New Zealand and drawn "the other. England therefore 'needs only to draw win" the rubber.— Reuter.

to

all goods are having arrived, consignees of cargo by WORLD'S RECORD

being landed at their risks into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous godowns of Mears. Holt's Wharf, whence delivery way be obtained.

Optional cargo will be carried on, unless notice to the contrary be given prior to arrival of steamer.

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the gedowns and all goods remaining undelivered after 18th Aug. 1937, will be subject, to rest.

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be presented to the undersigned on or All claims against the vessel aust

not be recognized before 23rd Ang

or they will All broken, chafed and damaged goods Godowal for examination by the Con.must be left in the godowns, where they will be examined by the steamer's

Do

any case whatever,

Damaged Packages must be left in the

signee, and the Company's Burveyors.

EQUALLED

Barbara Burke's Victory

Berlin.

·U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS

Boston Blanked

New York. Aug. 5." All three of the leading teams in the National League won again to-day. Chicago blanked Boston. three to nothing, Carleton allowing only cne hit.

New York scored ten runs against Pittsburgh's two. Oft hit- ting a homer. and the remainder of the Glants' crew putting up 12 hits.

In the American League, New, York played in endless luck. The Yankees' eight hits yielded six runs, and Cleveland's 12 hits, in- cluding 簉 homer by Sullivan, were only enough for five..

TWO MEN ON

BAIL OF £20,000 EACH

Two men were granted ball totalling £40,000 at Marylebone Police Court recently, states the "Evening Standard.”

They were alleged to have been concerned LI obtaining £7500 from a retired inspector of the Shanghal police.

"

rister, who asked that they should Mr. Christmas Hamphreys," bar-

be committed for trial, said:

"This was a clever and cold- blooded conddence trick, and the police badly wanted, the tricksters and belleve that they haye got them."

Pepper Martin hit a circuit drive for the Cardinals, and Medwick delivered, two, allowing St. Louis to win against Philadelphia, three to two.

George Bishop, aged 35, Inde- Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn, pendent, and 'Charles Bishop, aged six to four.

30, Independent, with an address at a hotel at Weybridge, Surrey. were charged on remand with being concerned with another man, named Duranti, in stealing by a confidence trick at a West End hotel," on December 16 last, £7500, Chicago and Boston split a belonging to Charles Mills, now a doubleheader, the White Sox drop-watchman, of "Castle-lane, Koord, ping the opener, six to seven Bournemouth. when Higgins homered, taking the night-cap 13 to nothing. when Whitehead pitched and Bonura hit a home run.

Philadelphia twice defeated St. Louis, five to four in the early game, seven to three in the late session, Moses and Johnson hitting homers in the opener, and Moses again in the night-cap.

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The Detroit-Washington game was called at the end of the afth inning. when Tigers led five to one, York having hit a Circuit drive.-

Reuter.

GOLF

A Great Round

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MOISTE. GODdard & Douglas, at 10 a.. jurveyor of any Tuesday or Fridays, women's hurdles race the existing round in 33 strokes and then came

on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.

Consignees are specially notified that it is necessary for a Revenue Officer to bo prosent at the examination damaged dutiable cargo...

of

All Claims against the Steamer meat be presented to the Undersigned on or before 20th AD 1937, or they will not be recognized.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.

Agenta. Hong Koog. 9th Aug. 1937.

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*MESSAGERİES MARITIMES

CONBIONEE NOTICE.

8.8..." ARAMIS"

19'A/37.

between the hours of 10.45 am,& Noon, within the Free Storage Period of One Weak

No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by THE BANK LINE (CHINA) LTD.,

Agents.

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AND

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LTD. UHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

NONSIGNEES per Co's Vessel.

"STENTOR"

FROM UNITED KINGDOM VIL SINGAPORE are hereby notified that their Cargo will be discharged into Holt' Wharf, Kowloos, where it will lie at Consignees risk and subject to Terma and Conditions of Storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 9th Aug.

Optional Cargo will not be landed here that their gonda with the exception unless Notice has been given, Praur to

BRINGING CARGO Fox MARSEILLES, via ports etc. ARRIVES HONG KONG on SATUR DAY, THE 7TH AUGUST, 1937.

ONSIGNEES are hereby informed

of Opiam, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored into the Go- downs of Hong Kong, Kowloon Wharf & Gorlown Co., Ltd, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 18th Aug, 1937, or they will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examined by the Company's Surveyor, Meast Goddard de Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10.00 am. on Fri

the 13th Aug., 1937. Consignor Est have a Revenue Officer in attendance when any dutiable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

No Fire insurance will be effected by na in any case whatever.

JOBARD DE GAPANY,'

Agent,

Hong Kong, 7th Aug., 1937,

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port to port to the final port of call.ta which the option extends,

All broken, chafed sad damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where

K. V. Braddon and E. H. Cham- Ders, of Beaconsfield, who won the Golf Balls of Stoke with an aggre- gate of 135 recently, had the extra ordinary score of,6% in their nat round. The event, a 36 holes four- ball competition, was played on the Old Course of the Stoke Poges Club, near Slough, the scratch score of which is 75 and the par 73.

Braddon and Chambers, who won the tournament in 1933 when it was decided by match-play, did the frst nine holes of their morning home in 29. Chambers had three 2's, holing from six feet at the third, seven yards at the 11th and acoring his third two at the 418 yards 14th, where he holed out with a mashte niblick shot of more than 120 yards. Braddon, after missing a short putt for two at the short seventh, had a perfect three at the 12th and sank a three-yarder, for two, at the 18th. They had only one 5 on their card, that being at the fifth where Braddon pulled 7.90 his drive into the tough and -metres, The second German re-Chambers "fluffed" his second shot

cord was set up by Rudolf Harbig of Dresden who ran the 400 metres in 47.6 seconds.

A series of excellent perfor- manees were achieved at the Olympic Stadium where 70,- 000 spectators had assembled in the afternoon. In the 80 metres world record held by the German Fri. Englehard with 11.6 seconds was duplicated by Barbara Burke, South African girl living in England.

After her victory Miss Burke sald "I was just as much surprised as overjoyed at my performance, With equally strong competitors I might be able to lower the pre- sent world record this year.”

In the long jump Lutz Long of Leipzig improved the German record of 7.82 metres to

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LADY TENNIS

PLAYER LEAVING

Miss Alison Mackenzie, "a pro- minent lady tennis player of the Kowloon Cricket Club, will sail for Birmingham on September where she will take up a secre- tarial appointment.

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Miss Mackenzie, for the past two

years, has played regularly in the team and has played with some club's senior mixed doubles league

ther will be saamined on any Tuesdays success in the annual tournaments. Fridaya between the hours of Last year she won the mixed dou- 10.48 M. and Noo within the Freebles handicap and was runner-up Storage period.

in the ladies singles championship and the bandicap singles. In the current tournament she has ad- vanced to the Anal of the handi- cap singles and the semi-anal of the championship.

No Claims will be admitted" after the Goods bars left the Steamer's Glodows, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 18th Aug., will be abject 1o Fent.

be rented to the Undersigned, on or All Claims against the Steamer must before the 30th Aag, or they will not be recognised,

No Fire Insurance will be effected

BUTTERFIELD & BWIRE

Agents. 9th August, 1937,

GERMAN VICTORY IN GERMAN TENNIS

MONACCO RACE

Monte Carlo, Aug. 6.

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CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Hamburg, Aug. 8. Manfred von Brauchitsch won The Australian pair Crawford the Grand Prix of Monacco for

and Mc. Grath won the men's Germany when he drove his Mer- Doubles title in the German Ten- cedes Benz car over the hundred nit Charpionship-In the final rounds totalling 318 kilometres, In round they defeated Butler and the record time of 3 hours 7.23 Wilka 5-7, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3. seconds; representing an average “speed of 1018 kilometers per hour. *** Rudolf Caracciola was second and Kautz third, both also on Mercedes - Beris, mely a Traneeccom

The final round in the Mixed Doubles, was won by the German combination Hom and Denker who defeated Sperling and Farquharson-2-810-8, 6-2, Transoceans

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BADMINTON PLAYER

Their score was:. Out 3, 4, 2, 4, 5, 4, 3, 4, 4-33) Home: 4, 2, 3, 4, 2, 4, 2, 44-29)62

This remarkable round left Brad- don and Chambers in such a com. fortable position that they could afford to take 73 In the afternoon and win by 2. stroke from A. McClure and A. Hutton, of Wan- stead... who had rounds of 67 and 69 for a total of 136. Third place was taken by A. W, Gibbs, of Mus- well Hill, and

J. Anderson, vi Northwood, with 70+68-138, R. Sweeny, the amateur champion

and S. Scheftel had a score of 71

among the leaders at the end of in the morning but failed to be

the day. In the first round, they were cut in 38, having taken Ave at the short seventh. Their home- the short 10th, where Scheftel sank ward half of 33 included a two st

a putt of 15 feet."

HENKEL GERMAN

She is also well-known in Hong

TENNIS CHAMPION Kong as one of the leading lady

Hamburg, Aug. 3.. badminton players. 8be: wäs

The title of German tennis along the first to take up the champion was game at the KC.C., and later she after after his having defeated won by Henkel played in the league for Kowloon the Australian champion by 1-6, Tong and last season for Free 8-3, 8-6, 3-0, 1-8. The Australian Lancea. She has figured in a num- ber

gave a display of tennis of representative games. In brought him great applause. cluding the Hong Kong . Shang- The Women's doubles title was hal match in 1936.and in exhibi- tion matches at the Association's and Rollin Couquerque, Holland won by Hilde Sperling, Denmark Presentation Nights,

They defeated Zehden-de la Vel- dene 6-2, 6-1- Transocean

NEW GERMAN HIGH JUMP RECORD

Munich, Ang. 8.

that

Winkoets cleared 2 metres and A new German High Jump re- won the event for Germany, thus cord was se up here today in the giving her a victory of 103, Doinia Xith Light Athletic contest be as against 48 points for France. tween France and Germany. Transocean

There were alternative charges of conspiring to defraud Mr. Mills of the morey and with obtaining the money.

The defence 13 of mistaken identity.

Mr. Mills described at a previous hearing how he became friendly in Edinburgh with "James Barton." and how he was induced to part with £7500" for 15,000 shares in the "United Porcupine Gold Mine, Ontario." He alleged that Charles Bishop was "James Barton."

WIFE'S STORY

Mrs. Ellen May Miller wife of Charles Mills, identified Charles Bishop as the man she knew as "Barton," but said that he had since made his hair lighter and curled' It.

As to George Bishop, she be- lieved that she had seen him at f a distance talking to" - Charles Bishop but she had been unable to identify him.

The men pleaded not guilty and were sent for trial on the alter- native charges of fraud.

Mr. Boyd, the magistrate, granted each of the men ball, himself in £10,000, and two sureties in £25000 each-a total of £40,000.

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