12
LOCAL SPORT.
LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE.
Kowloon v. Civil Service..
At Kowloon on Saturday, a match between the Kowloon and Civil Service Clubs, resulted in an ensy win for the home team
Scores:***
Kowloon R. Hell
Civil Service A. Fcater
C. W. Alexander W. Higby W. J. Crawford J. Moltod
D. 8. Cooper C. W. Fincher
(skip).....25
"L. Guy
D. Harvey
W. Russell
(skip)......10
S. Kolly
O, Brett
I. Wheel
G. R. Edwards -F. Fisher
(akip) 88 (skip)
A. "A: H. Milroy J. Mackay
A. R. Whibley 8.F. Gibeon M. Molvor
A. Ramssy
W. Wooley
R. Duncan
11
(skip) ......20 (skip)......17
4.
Total ...83 Total 38
+
Taikoo v. Police
At Taikoo on Saturday the Police were badly beaten by the homs Club, the margin of points reaching record. Scores:-
Police.
Taikoo. `A, Clark. G. Wat
K. McLennan. W.Clameron.
(skip)
E Booker.
2 MoDonald,
J. Grani
B. Watt
T. Bateman.
J. Dickie..
À, Hamilton.
T. Scott
.... (skip)
T. Dinnen.
A., Weir.
45
W. Wo therapon
8. Dorrington
(skip) 34 T. Glendinning, T. Grimshaw.
(skip) 12
J. J. Watt
N. Drummond.
R. Featon
T. Worth.
D. McHardy.
J. Ferguson
(Skip) 16
(Skip)
26
105
Total 35 Total
Taikoo
League Table.
P.W.L.D. F. A.Pts.
3 3 0 0 231128 6. Kowloon 3. 2 1 0 200141 4 Police3 1 2 0 164221 2 Civil Service 3 0 3 0 186225 0
Open Championship.. Farther results in the Open ChampionshipCompetition are:--- 8. Dorrington F. Fisher
(T) ...21 (0.8.) ...19 T. Worth A. Olark
(T)
......21
F. Farrell,
(T) ...21
...17
H. Harron
(T) ...18
***
winning by 67 games to 32. The following were the scores
Wong Po Kie and Ng Sze Cheung boat Base and Buffied 7-4, boat Brags and Braga 9-2, beat Hancock and Rese 8.3.
Ng Sze Yuen end Ng Sze Kwong beat Basa and Soffiad 8-3, beat Braga, and Braga 9-2, beat Hancook and Rai Anh
Wel Wing Lok and Tung Hin Lun best Bais and Suffled 88, best Braga and Braga 8-8, lost to Hancock and Boss 2-9,
VICTORIA THEATRE.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1913.
POST OFFICE.
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8.'N, Co. There will be one delivery of Brasilia, Ger. a..., 4,258, Dunat ordinary correspondence and one collection from the Pillar Boxes
June-Hankow 33rd June, Gen.-H. A
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The Registration Office will be closed at 11 a.m.
The Money Order Office will be entirely olosed.
MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY. - American, Armand Behic. French, Ernest Simons
MAILS DUE, "English, China, înd prox.
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There was an excellent hours at the Victoris Theatre on Satur
The China with the English day, when the new film, "The Merry Widow" was shown. The mail left Singapore on Saturday, well-known play in beautifully the 28th inst at 8 a.m. and is ex- staged and presented, and was pected to arrive here on Wednes much appreciated by the specta-day the 2nd proximo at 2, p.m. tore. As Tuesday is a holiday This packet brings the parcel
malls closed in London for de there will be a special matinee at patch by the all-ses route on 5.30 on that day, when The the 28th May, and for despatch Merry Widow" will again be overland on the 4th June shown. We are asked to say that,
fature, there will be three entire changes of programme at the Viotoria each week. On Tuesday night two Australian star artistes. Miss Olga Montes and Miss Ketty Raynor, make their debut; and, on the sime date, a new film which bascaused some amount of sensation "in Europe-"The Miracle"-will te
The Linan with the mail from London (via Siberia) of Friday. the 13th instant, is expected to arrive here on Wednesday, the 2nd proximo.
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There will not be room in the Peak Hotel to hold the crowd that' will go to see Molini the wizard Live his first public show to- moow.evening, the booking continues at the fast pace at which it is going. While there are a few choice Baâts remaining, it behoves the public to be quick about booking for many diesp point 3d ones are sure to be turned away on Tuesday owing to the Macao-Per Bui Tai, let July, limited capruity. The
same
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noon.
ohwang-Per Tientsin, lat July, noon.
warning holds good, for the Ningpo, Tsingtau and New- soood performance at the City Hall on Thursday, for Monttie's bave been selling seats by the ¦ dozen.
Japan vis Mike and Kobe-Per
LAWN TENNIS. Saturday's League Games. On Saturday the Olympic Olub were at home to the League Chinese Y.M.0,A. and, after & series of very enjoyable games,ed to see him perform in private Philippine Islands -Per Chinhus,
beat the visitors by fifty-seven gamaa to forty-two.
Malini is the talk of the colony and those who have been privileg
noon.
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Per Dilwara, 1st July, Daigh-maru for Tamsal
Helene, for Tourane. Chihli, for Bhangbai. Elger, for Newchwang.
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are amazed. Maliri merely smiles and eva, "wait till they see my Japan Details of the scores are as show." No other magician in the world has been bonoured by follow.***
A. Viveesh and Weidlor, Olym-sɔ many comme id performance i pic, baat McPherson and Un Hew before the crowned heads of "Tan, 7-4; beat Mohler and Wong Europe as Malini. The entertain
Po Keong. 7-4; beat Ho Wing ment on Tuesday will be under Kin and Ho Wing Li, 8—3.
the patronage of His Excellency the Governor.
Stevens and Wilson, beat Me- Pherson and Un Hew Fan, 6-5; | lost to Mohler and Wong Po Keang 3-8; beat Ho Wing Kin and Ho Wing Li 8-3.
W. Viveash and Davidson lost to MoPherson and Un Bow Fan 4-7; best Mohler and Wong Po Keong 65; beat Ho Wing Kin and Ho Wing Li 83,
C.R.C. Win.
The Chinese Recreation Club and the Craigengower Cricket Oulb met in the Hongkong Tenris League on Saturday at Canaɔway Bay, the Chinese Recreation Club
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Koerber, 1st July, noon.
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2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.
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6 State of Weather, b blue sky, c"detached cloud, d drizzling rain, f fog, g gloomy, hhail, light- ning, o overcast, p passing chowore, q squally, r rain, a snow, t, thunder, v visibility, w dew wet). 0 Rain in inches, touths and | hundredths.
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Hongkong
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Wind Americs and Canada via Vancouver (Europe, via
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