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Cricket. The pitch "bas again bad to be re-turfed to a large, xtent, the extra hard wear vei casioned by the Interport matches: and practices being chielly the

cause.

The Club played 20 matches of j which were won, 4 drawn and S loat. Mr. T. E. Pearce heads the batting averages with 26,43 and Mr. G. R. Sayer the bowling with 10.52

Three interport mistebes ware played during the year-

At Hongkong versus Shanghai, won by Hoogkoog.

At Hongkong versus Straits Bet- tlements, lust by Hoogkong.

At Shangbai versus Shanghui, lost by Hongkong.

The thanks of the Committee are tendered to those members of the community who so kindly helped by subscriptions and in other ways: to make the visit of the two teams in November last a success.

Tennis. The entries for the Annual Tournament again showed!

MASSAGE HALL a marked increase, though the net

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receipts are lower by some $25 as compared with those of last year as, owing to the result of the draw, some mathes which would have caused larger attendances of spectators had to be played en:15 in the tournament.

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Of the two Open Champicoship. events, the Singles were won for the 4th me in succession by Mr.

The "Doubles were won by Messrs. I. and H-

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The Club Championship, a new CONDITION and NATURAL Pescase. The Handicap Singles WLA won by Mr. J. E. COMPLEXION instead of merr--a" and "B" were won respec- ty clear and sharp.

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EARLIER

tively by Mr. G. W. Sewell and Mr. C. H. Larkgom, the flandicap i Doubles by Messrs. J D. Penman and A. D. Humphreys and the Mixed Doubles by Major and Mrs.

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Misa Kirkpatrick kindly present- -d the prizes at the close of the Tournament.

TELEGRAMS.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Geneva, Sept. 24. Hungary has withdrawn her application for admission to the League of Nations, and Bolivia threatens to withdraw fr.m the Louge because the committee of jurists has decided that the League is not competent to revise her treaty with Chile.

(Bolivia) treaty with Chile was signed in 10M}.

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Geneva, Sept. 23.

The Ablies of Esthonia and Lettonia have been admitted into the League ci Nations-Volz.

At the sitting of Commission three of the League, Lord Robert Cecil suggested that a meating of the International Conferencetostudy the question of the private manufacture of Arms and amonition, which was proposed by the temporary mixed commission on the reduction armaments, be held on June 1st next. Mr. Herbert Fisher, Britain, and M. Reynald, France, opposed the fixing of a date before the Washington Conference results were known. Lord Robert Cecil took the matter to a vote when it was rejected by 10 votes to 7. A compremise proposal by the Italian, Schanzer, was carried, ex- pressing the high desirability of holding a conference before the best session assembles.

London, Sept. 25. The Polish-Lithuanian dispute with regard to the possession of Vilna, at present occupied by the Polish general Zeligowski, was discussed at length by the Assembly of the League at Geneva which finally unanimously adopted a combined resolution moved by Lord Robert Cecil and Zahle, Denmark, appealing to the wisdom of Poland and Lithuania to settle the dispute. Lord Robert Cecil and M. Bourgeois pointed out that the Council was unable to arrive at a final recommendation because the case had not been fully submitted to the Assembly.

MORE LABOUR TROUBLES.

London, Sept. 24. Negotiations between the engineering and shipbuilding e- ployers and men on the question of the withdrawal of the war bonus have broken down after protracted negotiations. The withdrawal - involves a reduction in wages of ten shillings weekly, affecting three million workers. A conference of delegates of the unions affected to-day decided to seek intervention by the Minister of Labour in order to prevent dislocation of the industry.

NEW BOXING CHAMPION,

New York, Sept. 24. Johnny Buff, who is really a flyweight, was awarded the world's' hautam-weight title over Pete Hörman after fiftem rounds fighting. Buff weighed 8 st. 11⁄2 Tbs. and Herman 8 st. 534 lbs.

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STARVING RUSSIA.

Genera, Sept. 25.

Mr. Churchill addressed his constituents in the City Hall, The delay in action by the European Governments to cope with Dundee. A procession of unemployed tried to rush the cordon out-the Russian famine bas painfully impressed League circles. It is side the hall, but was driven back by a police charge,

Mr. Churchill said the Government was profoundly disappointed possible as thousands are said to be dying dadly. Lord Robert Cecil, pointed out that relief steps should be taken with as little delay as at De Valera's rejection of Dominion Home Rule. Allegiance to the interviewed by Reater, declared that the situation in Russia was King must be insisted on. Ulster had made great sacrifices and very serions. People were Heeing from the famine areas, carrying was no longer the stumbling block. Mr. Churchill said he could disease which might invade East Europe. He was of opinion that not see much real foundation for the prevailing optimism. He was the League could have dealt with the whole matter and he said that still uncertain where the Irish leaders stood. A conference alone if relief did not come soon it be too late as once the waterways of could Evert failure.

Russia were frozen communication with the interior would become almost impossible.

The present industrial situation was attributable to Lae collapse of international exchange and to socialist propaganda. He hoped the Disarmament Conference would lead to a conference with a view to establishing normal exchange. Bolshevist agitation had helped to destroy confidence and create unemployment.

LAST REMNANT OF THE WAR.

Washington, Sept. 23.

A letter from Mr. Harding, which was read in the Senate, declared that the Austrian, German and Hungarian Treaties com- pletely harmonized with the Kox resolution and would end the Last remnant of the war. Therefore he desired their prompt ratifica- tion.

Mr. Ladge reiterated his opinion that the withdrawal of Americans from the Rhine would begin soon after the ratification. He drew attention to the fact that neither Italy nor Japan had troops on the Rhine.

THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE

London, Sept. 24.

The composition of the British delegation to Washington will depend on the exact nature of the agenda Thus the important position of Chinese affairs in the programme may require the appoint- ment of a British representative specially qualified to discuss Chinese questions.

Paris, Sept. 24.

FEW GOLF CHAMPION.

Ceylon, Sept. 25. Jesse Guilford won the United States Amateur Golf Champion- ship, beating Gardner by seven up and six

OUDEKERK FIRE MASTERED.

Delft, Sept. 24 The fire at Oudekerk has been mastered. It is believed that it will be possible to restore the church to its original condition.

THE OPPAU EXPLOSION.

Oppau, Sept. 23. The Rhineland German authorities have expressed to the French High Commissioner their warmest thanks for the help spontaneously given by French troops to the victims of the explosion. Vale.

ITALY AND FRANCE.

Rome, Sept. 23. The unveiling on Tomba Mount of the monument to French soldiers who fell in Italy in 1917 was the occasion of a great manifestation of Franco-Italian friendship-Vols.

The newspapers state that it is definitely settled that M. Briand, M. Sarrant and M. Jusserand will represent France at the Washing On Conference. The choice of a fourth representative lles between M. Viviani and M. Loucheur. The latter will probably be chosen people. The damage la considerable, as M. Viviani's connection with the League of Natione causes a difflexity.

ANOTHER EXPLOSION IN GERMANY.

Berlin, Sept, 24. The saltpetre works at Kleinlaufenburg exploded, killing several

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.

Paris, Sept. 25.

Paris, Sept. 23.

The rumour that proceedings will be taken against the directat

PERSIAN CROWN PRINCE IN PARIS.

The Persian Crown Prince, Hassan Mirza, arrived in Paris and of the Banque. Industrielle de Chine is officially declared to be was officially welcomed at the station by the Government's repre- absolutely without foundation.

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