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THE
HONGKONG
LAWN BOWLS · LEAGUE MATCH RESUMED.
YACHT CLUB LOSE TO K.B.G.C.
TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. 1931.
Abandoned on account of ruin un July 4 when the game was half way through, the second division lawn bowls match between the Kowloon Bowling Green and the continued
kong Yacht Cub
yesterday on the former's ground.
The Kowloon Bowling Green were 11 shots up when the match was aban. dened, and at the end of the gamo yesterday they finished 13 shots nhead of their opponents.
The full scores were as follows: Bowling Green. Yacht Club. C. S. Bent-
B. Wylie
E. B. Read
A. Cochrane
G. E. F. Thuanpson E. W. Carpenter W. S. Drake 19 P. W. Ramsey
11. F. Stoneham
W. Venable
F. Sutton
FRENCH PRICE TOO HIGH.
(Continued from Pago 1.) authorised the Government to declare a Bank Holiday to-day and to-morrow.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Bathing Complaint.
To the Editor. Hongkong Telegraph.J
All Banks in Hungary have
Sir, I should like to draw at likewise been closed by Decree tention to the following paragraph until Friday as a precautionary which appears in the Government
Gazette:
measure against the effects of thủ | Germun crisis. The German
"No. 427. During the months which is in almost con-of May to October inclusive, no Cabinet, tinuous session, has been in con-launch or motorboat shall lie or sultation with Dr. Luther, of the anchor in Lu Tang Wan (Island Reichsbank, who returned by nir Bay)" from Basle at mid-day.
London Stock Markets much
18
A. Murdock
to
W. E. Hale
A. T. Hamilton
18 A. Stevenson
10
A. W. E.
Davidson
P. V. Whitta
tid, Chamber
J. G. Meyer
N. V. A. Croucher
N. Curric
J. W. Bommar
. L. Raphy 22 W. Mucfarlane
50
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THE WILKINSON SAFETY RAZOR WITH HOLLOW GROUND BLADES
SEVEN HOLLOW GROUND BLADES --
EACH EICHED
WITH
In
A DAY OF THE WEEK
Stone
Thus the Government proceeds with its policy of depriving the were Colony of bathing facilities.
bunches 1st steadier Lo-day. Though the past, dal, pending developments in the Hongkong and Kowloon were taken Inunch German crisis, there was a check from the public and from the price fall and, in a few picnics debarred sections, quotations improved, cutter's; this year, as everyone In Foreign Exchanges, the German knows, Taiwan was sold and the not Mark strengthened.
excuse given that it was sufciently patronised. Those who Press telegrams from Berlin frequented this beach last year says that farther discussions be-anal ofte
often found it crowded made tween the President of the Reiche
a prodigious effort to believe this bank, the Cabinet and Party but were effectually prevented Lenders are taking place. A new when it appeared that the Govern- Emergency Decree is bring pre-meat. when challenged. WALH
K.B.G.C.' Teams for Saturday.
following tens The
have been larry, ehezen tu represent
in Green Club Bowling rustees on Saturday:
The Bade discussions
British Standpoint.
Now launch picnics are warned The Kowloon have clearly shown the Laverapparently afraid to quité figures, Leaguement that they must deal first with off Island Bay. Perhaps the Bay
the steps Germany can take 10
is ton much patronised! But we need not expect logic from those who have so little care for equity. I may be that the Government London, July 14. will preserve what it supposes to The Manchester Gunedin denies bra dignified reticence as to the report said to be curren in reasons for hoisting Trespassers 2nd: troma v Civil Service (home).
Germany that the British Govern will be Prosecuted" at Island Bay, II. P. Stoneham, J. S. Logan, W.
The principle Si davrianes, ment has joined with the Freuchion Davidson*** E. 1 and A. E. W.,
#suitable phimphus measietes. Chapa: C, S. Bet, . E. F. Thomp an attempt to impose political
30242 Germany. I spotto for the Sphinx, perhapes, but B. 11. and W. S. Brake conditions
adds
that *he Government acerpted Hot
which has built Cokip: 1. V. Whitta, les has 16. Meser and F. L. Raples (ap).
1st. leam v the Polier (away) help herself. British Wirelax. Eccleshall, G. f, Sherriff, E. Nish out W. Russell (-hip); A. K. Taylor T. S. W. West, G. . Roylare and 1. F. Warren (skip); G. J. Chambers. I. S. Nike. E. W. L. tgbin and 1. Gay (skip).
THE TENNIS LEAGUE,
CHINESE R DEFEATED BY 4.1.C.
Playing Soolampot yesterday afternoon, hestralian R... the holders, defented their strong rivals, the Chinese Hrcreation Club, in mixed
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the lower plan immedindely, and Britannia's reputation for justire! withou! reservatione, and arthiand fair piny to the unter-clogge present moment is the only one Yours etc. ut the creditor Powers th taken the necesary steps to dej
clare that I wishes the
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hasi
KUAT CAELUM.
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torium to cams into operation at
The Royal Observatory report eneeby informing the Bank of: International
Settlements that it that pressure is highest to the
S.E. this
of Japan and lowest does not expect to be paid
Tongking. week's instalment of reparations, however, tri that the the It
opinion that it would be a useful
doubles tennis league by six set to British Govermut is alture clearer when he reaches Berlin on
three.
"Their victory" yesterday has placed on the part of Germany If she Friday."
the Indians in a very strong position.were to give up her bottleship The foreign exchange market well and they are nos regarded in some quneters as favorites for the cham-amine ag an earnest both of opened quietly, with rates
her desire for the utmost inter- maintained. ferman Reichsmark pionship. Scarrs:
are steady and unchanged at 21.50.
11. Ramjan and Mes, Guil national economy and of
On the Stock Exchange, business RC lost in M. W. Le and Mise sincerity in the ruse of disarms- Enid To : beat 31 Ko-lan and ment, and of conciliation toward was held severely in cheek, await- Miss. 6-0; beat Yew Man-kit | Franee. Mr. Henderson will haveing further news from, Paris, and Mr. Chiu sig.
an opportunity of making the Basle and Berlin.-British Wire- British Government'a attitudeless.
A. L. Hangjaha and Miss Geeks (11.0) fest 10 M. W. Lo and Miss Lo beat 1 l Mins Lo 6-4; brat Yew the Mes. Chiu G-3,
S. A. Rumjan and Miss R. Eum- John (1.R.C.) beat 1 and Miss Lo 6-1; lest to Ho nnd Mig Lo 3-6; beat Yew and Mrs. Chiu 6-3,
"C" DIVISION.
The Graduates Association Beat Craigengower.
In " division league match played on the H.K. University courts yesterday, the Graduates Association defeated Craigengower C.C. by 5 sets
to
Scores;
Dr. Samy and A. T. Lee (G. A.) beat H. 3. Toward and G. Kelly 6-2: lost to E. S. Howard and F. Broad- bridge 2-6; drew with V. F. Sousen and F. Zimmern 6-6,
Dr. Sepher and H. N. Chung (G.A.) beat Howard and Kelly 6-4; bent Howard and Broadbridge 7-5; bent
Suusa and Zimmern 6-4.
II. T. Lee and Dr. K. C. Yer lost. to Howard and Kelly 3-6; drew with ' Howard and Broadbridge 6-6; lost to Sousa and Zimmern 4-6
GOLF
*VERY FEW
STARS IF ANY EVER TAKE
A PRACTICE
SWING
REFORE
HITTING THE
·BALL":
WALTER NACEN
The STARS Play it
@NEA
Is the practice swing. taken before hitting the ball, of any benefit?
Seldom have I seen golf stars Indulging in practice swings on tee, Talrway or in the rough. Walter Hagen once told me that a beginner might be alded by such a manoeuvre, but that he did not regard the practice swing na being I particular value to accomplish- ed players.
There is something, ridiculous about the sight of a golfer, after knocking the heads off a hundred dandelions, going to the tee, atiffening up and making awkward lunge at the ball.
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