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REPULSE BAY HOTEL

DINNER DANCE ATTRACTION Saturday, 31st August, 1929.

NINA and JACQUES dancers

assisted by an augmented orchestra will give Exhibitions of the very latest dances.

The Argentine Tango, Dance to Death, "The Latest Blues and Ballroom Dances.

Dinner $4.00 per head.

Tables may be booked at the Hongkong, Repulse Bay, or Peninsula Hotels and by telephone Central 776.

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.

Dancers.... Stop-Look and Listen to These fits!

The very last word in snappy fox trots straight from the big new talkies, "Hollywood Hevur of 1929" **, "Honky Tank" "Show Boat" "On With the Fww***** "Broadway Babies" and "Gold-Diggers of Broadway". If you pride yourself in always being up-to-date, this new Victor danec record list will be of particular interest to you. All these tunes aro the latest and beat. For rhytlun and pop thiey "can't be "beát,” Give 'em a try! We'll be glad to play them for you,

The Lonesome Rond-Fox Trot = (from "Show Boat"). Susianna-Fox Trot (A Southern Love Song) - "With'

Vocal Refrain NAT SHILKHET AND THE VICTOH Onimisena

No, 21996, 19-bch

Orange Blossom Time-Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain

WARINGS PENNSVÄVANIANS. Nobody But You-Fox Trot (from "Hollywood Hterta

of 1929) – With Vocal Refrain

NAT SHILKŘET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA

No. 21997, 10-Inc

Am I Bluef-Fox Trot = (from "On With the Shou?") Let Me Have My Dreams-Waltz – With Vocal Refrain

NAT SHILABET and the Victor Orgiespra

No. 22004, 10-frich

He's a Good Man to Huvo Around-Fox Trot .

(frum" Honky Tonk")

Poi the Last of the Red Hot Manius-Fox Trot

*(from ** Honky Tonk"))

HROMan Kesin and His Oncieiina No. 22005, 16-luch

Singin' in the Rain-Fax Trot (from "Hollywood

Revue of 1929") GUA ÁRNHEIM and His OrchENTRA Your Mother and Mine--Fox Trot (from "Hollywood

Reruc of 1929"). With Vocal Refrain

'NAT SHILABET AND THE VICTON Orchestra

No, 22012, 10-bark

Pin Feathering a Nest-Fox Trot (For a Little

Bluebird)

GUN ARNHEIM and His DicHESTRA I'm Doing What I'm Doing for Love-Fox Trot

HERMAN Kenin and His Orchestra No. 22016, 10-Inch

Brandway Baby Dolls-Fox Trot (from "Broadway Babina") Wishing and Walting for Love-Fox Trat (from

"Brexitowy Babies") _ With Vocal Refrain

NAT SHILKBET AND THE VICTON ORCHESTRA

No. 22019, 10-fanla

Painting the Clouds with Sunshine-Fox Trot

· Tip-Too Thru' the Tulips with Me-Fox Trot

With Vocal Refrain JEAN GOLDKYṬte and His Orcherina

No. 22021, 10-fush

S'posin'-Fox Trọt With Vocal Refrain

The One in the World-Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain

HUDY VALLEE AND I

No. 21990, 10-inch

I'm in the Jailhouse Now-Fox Trot

CONNECTICUT YANKEES

Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief-Fox Trot

BOY SENTER AND HIS SENTEÉPEDES No. 2010, 10-Lanky

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SOUTH AFRICAN'S

DISTINCTION.

(Continued from Page 1.) ..

game being distinguishell by heavy scoring..

Yorkshire, batting first, made 304, Oldroyd compiling 104, while Gregory tools 5 wickets Tor 04

Fuлs.

Surrey made 408 in reply, the top scorer being. Sandham, who put together 187. In great style » before losing his wicket.

With a draw inevitable, York- shire batted out time and compiled

the remarkable score of 316, for 1 142,

wicket.

Pamela

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chet, Holmes contributed the French Silk Hose & Underwear. PASTEURIZED MILK

and Sutcliffe, who was more *res- trained, put up 123 (not out).

TATE'S BOWLING.

Downfall of Nolls at Eastbourne,

Also-NEW MILLINERY,

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In spite of a fine innings by George Gunn, who carried his bat, Notts were defeated on the first innjugs by Sussex at Eastbourne.

The week's return of the one from small-pox, Due from The county leaders went in first Modical Officer of Health contains diphtherfo and one from enteric, and were dismissed for 267, to two cases of enteric fever and one influenza, which is not notifiable. Two deaths were reported from which Gun contributed 109 (not ench of plague, amall-pox and Three cases of rats infected with Gul). Tate bowled splendidly, diphtheria. All were Chinese.plugue were notified. There was taking 6 wickets for 71 runs, There was one death from plague, la cloan bill of health on Monday. i

Sussex minde 282 in reply, and Notts then batted out time com.

lling 333 for 3 wickets.

the

1.

BOWLERS ON TOP.. Extraordinary Game at Manchester.

The ball completely dominated bat at Manchester where Lancashire defeated lamp- ahire by three wickets in an excit- ing match. Neither side renched a hundred in the first innings, Hants being all out for 69 (Hop- wood, 6 for 4 while Lancashire were sent back for 99.

In their serond innings, Hamp- Shire compiled 168. Dick Tyldesley taking for 32, while Lancashire scored 139 for 7 wickets (Boyes, 5 for 62),

. WIN FOR NORTHANTS.

Another Case of Lenving Follow-on Rights.

Northants defented Worcester by 213 runs, though their skipper might easily have insisted on, a follow-on when his side secured a lead of 241 un the first innings,

Northants complied 413, Bake- well making 119, and Worcester replied with 172 (Clarke, 5 for 27).

The home county went in again and declared after making 165 for 3 wickets. Worcester were then sent back for 193, Victor Fox scoring, splendid 100 (not out),

O'CONNOR HITS OUT.

Leicester on Top Agalust Essex.

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LAST

THREE

DAYS

OF

WHITEAWAYS

Dash

At 'Leyton, Leicester defeated Essex on the first innings, making 268 an against 162.

In their second knock, Leicester made 190 for 8 wickets and clated, Essex replying with 191 for fi wickets, tho' match being left drawn. The Essex innings was distinguished by somę brisk hitting by O'Connor, who hit 110, three- fifths of the runs from the bat.

RAIN INTERFERES.

Derby Unlucky Against Glamorgan.

Derbyshire should have beaten Glamorgan at Chesterfield, but rain interrupted and they had to rest content with a first lunings lend.

Batting firal, Derby compiled 359. Glamurgan made 179 (Slat- er, 5 for 36) and following-on, 106 for 4 wickets.

DALTON'S FEAT.

A brilliant display of free hit- ting was keen at Canterbury, where 1,287 runs were scored by Kent and South Africa for the Joss of 28 wickets, the match be- ing drawn. Dalton, the left- hunder, made 4 century in cach innings.

South Africa compiled 491 runs first, and Kent retaliated with 436 for 7 wickets (declared) on batting runs, Ames being top scorer with 146 runa to his credit, For South Africa, Dalton had made 157.,

Going In again, South Afrien were less successful the last wicket falling at 237. Dalton made another big effort, batting brightly for 116 (not out). Ashdown was Kent's most success. ful bowler, taking 5 wickets for 79 runs.

A draw was inevitable, but Kent scored runs at a fast pace and had made 123 for 1 wicket when stumps were drawn.-Reuter.

The following players Bre chosen to represent the Eastern Football Club in a friendly foot- ball game against the H.M. Royal Marines on Thursday, the 29th. instant, on the Carolino Hill Ground at 5.30 p.m.-J. F. da Silva, Leung Yun Hung, Li Yun Yum, Ng Ying Kay, Cheung Liu. Nam, Tong Wal Hang, Lee Bing Tong, O. M. Omar, S. M. Salleh, M. Sabhan and Lai Ting. Choy. Reserves: Kwan Wa Lam, Ho Wing Cheun and Lo Ho! Ming.

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