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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930.

SPECIAL TENNIS

MATCHES.

BRISTOL AS AIR TERMINUS.

SHARE PRICES.

JAPANESE VARSITY PLAYERS' | PORT FOR FLYING LINERS

PROGRAMME.

STARTS TO-MORROW..

Given pleasant weather condi- tions and large attendances, the exhibition tennis matches between students of the famous Meiji Uni- versity, Japan, and our leading local players will assuredly be one of the outstanding and most suc- cessful events of the current tennis season,

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'FROM U.S.

IRISH SERVICE.

Will Bristol become the first British terminus of a great Trans- atlantic air service?

This question arose in a con- versation with the town clerk of Bristol, Mr. Josiah Gresa, on the new Bristol airport, which, was opened recently."

provide a municipal airport and to make every endeavour to foster aviauop in the West country.

Bristol is enthusiastically alr The Hongkong Lawn Tennis As-minded. It is in keeping with this air-mindedness that it should bo saciation has spared nothing to en- the first West of England city to sure that Friday and Saturday shall be worthy of record in local tennis annals, having appreciated to the full that the visit of these clever young Japanese players pro- The airport, it can be safely vides an occasion to afford to the said, will eventually become the It is fine, sport-loving public of Hongkong Croydon of the West. an entertainment not to be missed. well-drained stretch of land, 300 acres in extent, and is provided In addition of the two very with

# clubhouse, acrédrome attractive programmes arranged, buildings, hangars and duel sta the organisers have successfully aption. proached. His Excellency

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Governor, who together, with Lady It is to become a centre of 'com Peel, have signified his intention mercial and private flying, and of visiting the Kowloon Cricket the Bristol Corporation is to make every endeavour to encourage a Club to witness the matches Saturday afternoon. It is expect- regular air service, both for mails ed that they will arrive about 4.30 and passengers, between Bristol p.m. The Consul-General for Japan and Ireland. will also be present and will receive the visiting team." Mr. R. E. Lind- seli. President of, the Hongkong Lawn Tennis Association will be amongst the officials present and will receive His Excellency And Lady Peel upon their arrival at the ground on Saturday.

Eventually it is hoped to open up an air route between the West of England and the Continent

and probably between Britol Cherbourg.

The members of the Corpora- tion look further ahead than that. Mr. Green said that he can fore- The exhibitions open on Friday see the time when Bristol will afternoon at 4 p.m. prompt, with be the first port of call for mon- a singles match between A. Later air liners flying to England Sullivan and I. Seo, and two doubles from America.

"The aerodrome will be large encounters between the Fincher brothers and N. Komatsu and H. enough to take huge machines," Okamoto, and between Ng Sze-he added "and it is possible that kwong and Ho Ka-lau versus the in the Bristol Channel sufficient- brothers T. and J. Fujikura, who ly sheltered spots could be found are the junior doubles champions for the landing of seaplanes fly- ing on the England-America of Japan.

route.

The programme on Saturday will

Eager City Fathers.. begin half an hour earlier, with the Rumjahn cousins in action against "The council is tremendously the leading visiting pair, M. Mat- keen on making a success of avia- suo and S. Sagara. C. A. Ltion, and we have seen to it that Rumjahn will follow with a singles our activities do not end with against T. Fujikura, and this pro- mere enthusiasm.

mises to provide some really ex- "The airport has cost £33,000, cellent and interesting tennis. Tand we have equipped it with suf- Honda, our local champion and M. ficient buildings to carry on." Matsuo will wind up with an "We have no plans for the fu- engagement which is certain to be ture; we must see whether the air well worth watching.

traffic to the City is sufficient to Prices of admission are moder-warrant further activities." ate, with 50 cents on Friday after- The aerodrome at Whitchurch noon and $1.00 on Saturday to any is only three and a half miles. part of the seating accommodation. from the centre of Bristol, and can Those who intend to be present he reached with comfort in less at the Chinese dinner to be given than 15 minutes. to the visitors at the Kam Ling Restaurant on Saturday night, should immediately communicate with Mr. C. F. Lee, Kowloon Go- downs, (Tel. 58001) as the list will be closed on Friday evening.

RESTORATION OF ST. PAUL'S.

KING AND QUEEN AT SPECIAL SERVICE.

London, later.

Their Majesties the King and Queen knelt in St. Paul's this morn ing, which was crowded to its furthest corners, and gave thanks for its preservation.

All sorts of people from all over the Empire subscribed some £450,- 000 to rehabilitate the "parish church of the empire."

Special places were allotted to the two hundred workmen who spent the past five years to com- plete the restoration, including the fitting of a thirty ten chain round the dome.

The Dean of St. Paul's and the Bishop of London officiated, the. Bishop's text being "This is the day which the Lord hath made. We will rejoice and be glad of it" A number of overseas Bishops, here for the Lambeth Conference, were present.--Reuter.

FAREWELL TO MADAME ANNA CAROLA.

INFORMAL GATHERING AT THE HONGKONG HOTEL.

Madame Anna Carola, who is well known in the colony as a teacher of singing, was given an informal farewell at the Hongkong Hotel roof garden yesterday. She will leave for England on Saturday. The function was a tea dance, while there was also a short musical programme.

Maddme-Garola, sang two of her favourites-An Old Fashioned Town" and "I passed by your Window and Mr. Lì. Chorchi Included two Toselli numbers, with violin obbligato by Mr. H. S. Yung, among his songs. Miss Daphne Leigh was heard in a short vocal item, while the other artists were Mr. W. R. Fleming (planoforte), Mr. S. B. Tan (violin) and Miss Dot Faye.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day:

Banks.

Hongkong Bank, $1510 – b. Chartered Bank, 8167 n. Mercantile. & B., £29 East Asia $121 n.

Insurances.

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Canton Ins., $950 n. Union Ins., $450 8. North China Ins., Tle 160 b Yangtaza Ins., $60 n. China Underwriters, $3. China Fires, $400 b. H. K. Fire Inn, $955 a.

Shipping.

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Douglases, $24 b

B.

H. K. Steamboats, $25 8. Indo-Chinas, (Daf.) $43 n. Union Waterhosts $32. 8.

Mining.

Bonguets, 581 D Kailane, 32:6 n. Langkats, Tls. 13.10 a. S'hai Explorations, Tls. 1.30 b" Raubs, 823 8. Tronoha. 21/-

BW.

Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharves, $176 Whampoa Docks, $39 a. China Providents $575 b. Hongkewe, Tls 265 b. Now Engineerings, Tie. 8 b. Shanghai Dooks. Tin. 130 n. Cottons.

Ewo Cottons, Tis. 19.25 8 S'har Cottons. Tia. 86 (old)

Lands, Hotels, etc. H. and 8. Hotels, $12.35 b. H. K. Lands, $85 1.

b. S'hai Lands Tls. 285 Humphreys, $16.60 n. Resities, $9.90 A. Chinese Estates $98 5.

II.

Public Utilities. Tramways, 420.50 b. Poak Trams fold) $11 b. Star Ferries, $84 b China Lights, (Old) $27.70 b. H. K. Electrics, $80 b. Macao Electrics, $23 n. Telephones $18,35 b. China Buses, Tis. 18) b. Singapore Tractions. 10/- 6,

Industrials;

China Sugere, $1. 8. Malabona, $27 n.

Cald: Macg. Ord: Tls. 11.25 m. Canton Ices, $2.50 n.

Cements (Comb.) $18.90 b. Ropes $10.20 b.

United Asbestos $5 b.

Stores, etc. Dairy Farms, $25.80 b. Watsons, $13. B.

Der A. Wings, $1 b. Lane Crawforda, $3.50 5. Mackintoshs, $18 b. Sinceros. $11.30

D.

Miscellaneous: Amusements, $28 e. Constructions, $1.90 b. B'que Ind. G. Bonds, 65% n. H.K.G. Loan 91% Prem.

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