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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

LOCAL CRICKET.

VOLUNTEERS BEAT A UNITED

SERVICES ELEVENS,

The match between the Volunteers and the United Services, played on the Hongkong C.C. ground yesterday, ended in victory for the former by 18 runs, the match producing no fewer

than 340 muters went in, to bat first, and managed to knock up 179. Mitchell was the highest scorer with 44, while Gittins followed with a valuable 32 and, Reid, who went in tenth, remained at the wickets to score 39. Wyatt book four wickets for about 60 runs, and Fry had three for about 20.

:

FLOWER STREET.

PRESENT STALLS TO RE

REMOVED.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1930.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

WILH. WILHELMSEN..

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The Norwegian Africa and Australia, Line.

Long before the memory of even the oldest inhabitants of to-day, Flower Street has been a feature The Motorship. of our city's life. Wyndham Streat, in which are located, is Flower Street

name.

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THE

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the flower stalls having arrived from Norway as often called ports on tho 26th February, by its correct Consignees of cargo are hereby netla- ed that all goods are being landed at their risk into the non-hazardous, But the flower stalls are doom-

hazardous and/or extra hazardous godowns of the Hongkong and ed soon to disappear from the site Kowloon Wharf and Godowns Co., The Services fared none too well they have for so long occupied. Ltd., whence delivery may when they first went in, and but for The re-building of the premises obtained. Goods not cleared after a valuable partnership between Baker.

the 6th March will be subject to rent. and Wyatt neyer looked

the stalls have like ing against which

getting

All 'broken, chafed and damaged the runs. Baker ran up a score of sheltered will necessitate their re-packages are to be left in the 40 before being dismissed, while moval. From enquiries we have godown where they will be examined

knock for 28.

on the 4th March at 10 a.m, by our Wyatt had a merry Reid took five wickets for something made we learn that the demolition Surveyors, Messrs. Andersen and like 60 ruts, while Beck gave away of the old building, which was Ashe. about 40 runs in taking thres once the home of the Hongkong

No claims will be admitted unless Club, is to be commenced early notified and/or application for survey wickets.

next month. The old Coronet made in writing within seven days. Theatre, which was once the bowl-after landing of the goods, or in ing alley of the Club, is to be pull-any case before the goods are taken ed down at the same time

"AENEAS".. stall-holders,

No proper bowling analyses were kept, but the batting scores were as follow:

Volunteers.

E. C. Fincher, b Wyatt

K. H. Batger, b Wyatt

E. Zimmern, c Suther, b Musson

F.

Zimmern, c Laslett, b Fry .....

W. D. Folley, 1.b.w. Musson .....

E. J. R. Mitchell, e Wyatt, b Fry S. V. Gittins, b

Wyatt

W. C. liung, b Fry

G. E. R. Divett, e Macfarlane.

Leave Hongkong

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A. Reid, b Wyatt

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39

Extras

Total

United Services.

Lieut. Macfarlane, c and b Reid Com. F. C. Baker, b Beck

20

- - - -

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Lieut. Wolfe-Barry, b Divett Mid. Suther, b Reld...

3

Licut. Col. F. G. Wyatt, c and

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mern, Reid

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RADIO BROADCAST.

PROGRAMME FROM ZEW FOR TO-DAY.

Ladies will, apparently, still be able to buy their flowers, but the. The following_programme is to be lower end of Flower Street will broadcast by ZBW to-day, on a wave- siose the stalls which have given length of 355 metros.—

the street its most popular name.

6.00-7.00 p.m. European Pro- gramme of Victor records by courtesy of Messrs. Tsang Fook Piano Com- pany.

3 | THE RUBBER GROWERS "Lohengrin-The Bridal Chorus,"

20

161

played on the University ground yes

In an inter-faculty cricket match terday afternoon, the Arts faculty beat the Medicals by 38 runs.

Taking first knock, the Medicals could only score 75, of which D. K. Samy contributed 39.

The Arts faculty replied with 113, McDougall (25) being the highest Avoter.

LAWN TENNIS.

FULL PROGRAMME OF MATCHES FOR TO-DAY.

After interruptions by the holidays,

race the tennis tournaments arranged by the Hongkong Cricket Club will be resumed this afternoon when a full programme of matches is down for decision.

The list of matches is as follows: Open Singles (second round).-W. C. Hung v. S. A. Rumjahn; Ng Sze- cheong v. F. H. Kwok,

Open Doubles (first round).- Kong Too-cheung, and Ho Ka-inu v J. Barrow and D. M. Macdougall: (Second round), M. K. and M. W. Lo v. Luk Kang-cheung and Luk Ding-

cheung.

Club Championship (first round),—- 1. S. Harris v. H. Nijhoff; O. E. C. Marton v. T. J. Price.

Handicap Singles

"A".-S. L Parsons (rec. 3/6) v. G. H. W. Churchill (Scr.).

Handicap Doubles.-P. W. J. Plan- ner and K. H. Balger (rec. 4/6) v. T. C. Monaghan and N. L Railton (Scr.)

ASSOCIATION RECOMMANDS RESTRICTION PLAN.

London, Feb. 26.

The Rubber Growers' Association recommending them to agree to the has circularised rubber producers

committee's Anglo-Dutch liaison proposal to cease tapping in May, stating that every effort will be made to secure the support of producers in the East, including Asiatic owners.

It is provided that producers will be released from assent if by April 8, 1930, adherence to the proposal represents less than seventy per cent, of the production in 1929, firstly of the Dutch and other European-owned estates (excluding British) in the Dutch Indies,

secondly or European-owned estates in British rubber growing territories and British-owned estates in the Dutch Indies.-Reuter.

of

(Wagner),

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Fox Trot," by George Olsen and His Musik-Ka-Fox Trat," "Duke. of

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Leo Reisman and His Orchestra, "Tambourin Chinois,"

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Fritz Kreisler. "The Wedding of the Painted Doll," "Pagan Love Song,"

Victor Salon Orchestra. "Two. Grenadiers, "Tannhauser-Evening Star."

Reinald Werrenrath, "Minnelled (Love"

the "Schlafendes Jesus)"

OFFICER MURDERED.

R.E. LIEUTENANT KILLED IN HIS SLEEP.

New Delhi, Feb. 26.

Lieutenant Hawkes, of the Royal Engineers, was murdered while sleeping in his bungalow

at Landikotal.

The assassins, who are belleved to have been robbers, escaped.--- Reuter.

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