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SATURDAY'S RESULTS.

All Saturday's League fixtures played off, the results being:-

were

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DEPARTED.

Devanha-Miss J. Batanes, Mr. G. W. Pearson, Miss Nichoson, Mr. and Mrs. Chapper": ton, Mr. F. Stone, Capl T. Me Cormick, Mr. and Mrs. Lia, Mr. J. C. Mashers and Coverries, Mr. C. | P. O. Pods MBM. Button, Lt. R. Gob, La C. Gure, Mr. J.; McBean, Dr. & Mrs. G.D.R. Blace, -child xod. Miesse, La Pritchard, H. Donovan and luft, A. M. S Cheale, Mr. A. M. S. Wood, Mr. A.

Birse.

Smith, Sir Maj. Thyson, Sie Maj. Chambers, Mr. & X. S Griggs, Maj. W. G. Pearu, Miss S. Willianis, Mr. Fox and int. and

R Miss J. Rangas, Mr. Equaras, Mr. A. M. Fravers, Miss M. Bunese, Mr. L. Williams, Mr B. Kay, Mr. and Mrs. W. 6. Słoteg and child Mrs. Early, Mr. and Mrs. T. A Fh and child. Mrs. "Taclean and init. Mr. C. Je'p, Men, M. Jonge, Mr. and Mrs. Wakers and chill, Mrs. Patrason, Dr. W. Lin, Mr. L. Wang, Mr. fl. Bus- terwarth, Mr. H. W. Royers, Mr. R. Spicor, Mr. A. J. norman, Mr. L'J. Shelton, Mr. Q. Jobus, F. C. Mut chings, Mr. A. M. Krown, Lt. T. 1. Prast, Me. W. Jones, Mr. J. Zapekar. Mr. A. Cook Mr. J. T. Raberison, Mr. F. H. Daks, Mr. F. Browning. MR West, Mr. I. Hankin, Mr. T. Thou, Mr. F. 4. Mabe. Mr. 14 E. Enaus, Mr. J. K. Knight. Mr.

R. H. Sagters, Mr. U. Stuart, Mr. Mr. E. Barguakes, Mr. Farbum, Mr. J. J. Webb, Mr. W. L Artliff. Mr. Boga Mr. G. W. counter, Mr. L. Carrigan, Mr. J. D. Junes, ME W humans. Mr. J Molder, Mr. J. Schofield, Mr. G. W. Davis, Mr. A. &. Villers, Mr. L. J. Sell, Mr. A. Ferguson, Mr. V. P. UN Part. Miss J. 1. Ayiwari. Capi, writ

II. Aylward. Mr Puschale, Hr. A Stuart, Mr. N. P. Stroud, Mr. . s. Newbury: Mrs..

A Fus. Mr.

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Mr. inukanovsky. Shrubsvie, ale Ludley, Mr. A. M. Jupaing, Mr. and Mrs., 10 Shore, cod and ints. Mr. and a zvok. J. and Mrs. Renield and 2 1914. Mes Marphathra, Mrs. Pangadas, und and ut.. 3. M. Modan, Mr. De Ville, Mr. Bykru, Mr. and Mrs. Baruett, Mr. Bu see Chen. Mr. Finlties. Awan Kut. Genl. N. s

Dr. Pasto. Mr. Tan Lye King. Mr. A. Brown. Mr. H. t. White, Alr. "Y. Mahaton, Mr. and Mrs. Bakker. MOCK FENERAL AT THE DEPOT. M. J. L Hakker, Lapi. H. L. The whole of the men employ-] Publasen, Mr. J. Hansen. Mr. anu fed at the Slough Motor Tran-are Leam Yük Kism and 2 cla'dṛet, sport Depn numbering between 5.000 and 6.000, were paid of on 1 Preletel, Mr. and Mrs. J. the taking over of the works from Carroll, Miss U. Senuli, Mr«, £} the Government by the new Man Almaly, Mr. J. L BU owners. Considerable anxiety Vosandina), Bev. Vasjandraki, exists among the men, as it is

Mr. Marengton, Mr. and Mrs Hol Dethought that only the skilled

Wat Ya, Mr. and Me Chang Hig workers will be re-engaged.

2013. and 2 children. Mr Little work was dune in the shops at the depot on the last Lenteteky, at få rare, Mr. W day, a mock funeral and a Labour] Cojuana, Mr. Hau mood, Ling Mr. meeting occupsing the earlier gud. Me--Daphaelig and Kir. anu part of the morning.

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In this match, played on the United Services courts, the home team avenged their recent defeat by the Portuguese Club, winning by a margin of nine game, The scores were:-Laited_Services, 4; Club de Recreio, 45.

C.R.C. "A" V. H.S.CL "A", This match was played on the Hongkong Club courts, the result being a win for the visitors by 30

ames to 46.

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Soon after 9 o'clock thousands of workmen paraded for the purpose jof joining in procession to wit- ness the internment of what they called the Government white styra, Dr. Van Aken. Mr. Jenkos, elephant. It took place on a grass patch opposite the general Mr. and Mrs. 6. Frankland & child,

Baubers were Major and manager's office.

Mro Correla, Jr. tome aloft and several men car Pereira, Master Pereira (1). Mre 1. ried laurel wreaths. A Jazz, Green, Mr. A. Strok. Mr. Fuscia.

bank headed the procession, then. Ung Bour. Tat, Mr. Gell. M Playing at home, the K.C.C.instruments being tin kettles, walls, Mr. Rezende, Mrs. Lawforu

and

children and inft.. again experienced a defeat, the horns, etc. A white elephant had been constructed of wood and Garrison winning by 56 games (D

Miss Lisell, Міза Rase, Mrs. canvas at one of the shops, and 43.

this was the "corpse." A "clergy- Clarke. Master Clarke. Mr. and WIGWAM 7, U.S.R.C. "B". man," in a surplice, conducted the in. C. O. Spamer, Mr. Saul, Mr. ceremony, and six men on either. Shively, Mr. G. „H. Wilson, Mr This match, "played on the side of the corpse with lighted 3. Haaan, Mr. D. Morrison, Mr. P Wigwam courts, resulted in a candles and ap "undertaker

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The propriators of the Perth that their season at the Theatre

Sunday Times" received a re- Royal will be opening on Thurs-.. day next. not Friday, as previous arriving earlier than wasexpected. Ren Gesellschaft. Berlin, asking for advertisment rates, and stating Brown and Railton beat Vising halted opposite the general

J. R. Mitchell, Mr. H. H. Hunwicks. The booking plan has already that the firm belonged to the and Hodgson 9-2; beat Hutchison manager's office, the burial party and Sutherland 9-2: best Middle-dog a grave at the request of the Garlington, Mira Waddel, Mr. been opened at Moutrie's and the leading advertising agencies of mass and Joboston 6-3.

clergyman" and all present re. and Mrs. Schamhart and child, Mt. public are advised to book early,

industrial - advertisements Hicke and Johnstone beat Vining moved their hats while he read and Mrs. Hertzer, Mr. T. H. Smith, as this pepular Company will be Germany, making a speciality of and Hodgson 6-5: beat Hutchison the service. which had been Mr. Valera, Mr. A. Roza, Mr. W, certain to play to crowded houses foreign business, and Sutherland 8-3; beat Middle-specially composed for the occa Danials, Mr. J. Short, Mrs. Texeira, a on their last visit. mass and Johnston 8-3.

sion. Members of the staff Master C. Roza, Mrs. Valore, Mrs. Dreyer and Mogensen beat Fut- from the manager's office H. G. Lane, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.

"Let us say right away that chison and Sutherland 6-5; lost witnessed the proceedings, which Yun Chaie Tsang, Mr. Woo Chung Li,

we are not greatly surprised at to Vining and Hodgson 5-6: lost caused much amusement. Mr. Lang Tong Kia, Mr. T. P. Vac.

AUSTRALIANS ON to Middlemass and Jobaston 4-7. the conclusion an ex-soldier fiss Cox and 2 amabs, Rev. and

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ness of the German hides in "German firms are assiduously proverbial, and C.R.C. "B" v. H.X.CC. “8”

your letter A wreath to which an inspection Mrs. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Lai

to regain the proves it. Here we are, busy Playing at home, in this march, was attached, was placed on the Wai, Mr. A E. Knibb, Mr. C. 1. endeavouring

Anderson, Mr. J. E. Olson, Mr. foreign trade held by them in pre-receiving our boys back from the the Chinese Recreation Club grave after it had been filled in.

L Dreyfus, Mr. Schlumberger, Mr.war days," states-Wimbles Re front after giving your Boches a rather surprisingly lost. The result was a win for the visitors The King has approved the J. Habib, Mr. Lung Wing Kam, Mr. minder (the magazine-of the good and never-to-be-forgotten by 59 games to 40.

appointment of the Right Rex. Lx Shea Kan, Mr. Lung Chan Printing and allied trades in beating, and you have the cool E. Hine, M.D., D.D., Rector of Chow, Mr. Lang To Ki, Mrs. Chon, Australasia). By almost every cheek to write us for our prices. mail shoals of letters come to for the purpose of resuming busi-

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KCC. "B" v. CRAIDINGOWER- Stoke Greatham, and formerly Miss Mattres, Miss F. Lloyd, Australian firma soliciting business. Herr Hun, there isn't This postponed match was Bishop of Northern Rhodesia, to Mrs. Coxs and two children, Mr. ness and promising for con- enough money in the whole of

utmost service played on the K.C.C. courts, the the Suffragia Bishopric of Grant- Ko Theam Long, Mr. Leong Seong sideration the result being a win for the visitorsham, vacant by the resignation Kwe, Mr. Leong Sip Woon

and vigilant attention to the Four country to buy an inch of space in this paper; so you tired by 54 games to 457

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