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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1931.

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LAWN BOWLS.

K.B.G.C. TEAM IN SPEY ROYAL CUP.

The Kowloon Bowling Green Club meet the Craigengower Crle- ket Club in the Spey Royal Cup Competition, to-morrow at 4.45 The match will be played on the K.C.C. greens.

The following will represent the K.B.G.C.-E. W. L. 'Hogbln,, R. Hn, W. Russell and A. M. Hol- Reserves:-G. E. lund (skip). Roylance and I. II. Rose.

Teams For Saturday,

The Kowloon Bowling Green Club's teams for Saturday are as follows:

1st Team vertus Kowloon Cricket W. Club (nway).-S. Eccleshali, Vendes, II. Nish, W, Russell (skip); GJ. Chambers, T. S. W. West, D. F. Warren, G. E. Roylance (skip); G., N. Mitchell, R. S. Nichol, A. K. Taylor, E. W. L. Hogbin (skip).

2nd Team versus. Hongkong Electric Reervation Club-H. F. Stoneham, J. S. Logan, W. E. Hale, A. W. E. Davalson ekip); C. S. Beat, G. E. F. Thompson, I. I. Rose, W. S. Druke Clip; F. V. Whitta, J. G. Meyer, F. L. Raples, V. Petherick (skip).

LEAGUE TENNIS.

A NARROW WIN FOR THE “UNIVERSITY.

The K. Cricket Club were RE Rome to the University yesterday in *" division of the tennis league, and there very close contest, in which were no fewer than four drawn sets, visitors resulted in victory for the

by sets to 4. Scores:

A. C. I. Bowker and W. M. Barton

£9,538 CLAIM FOR LOST expected to do business.

was surprised to see a native with One of the allegations in the case his (Mr. Morser's) rings on his was that some of the packages Angers and one of the packages which Mr. Morser insured naver (open in his hands. contained jewels at all.

JEWELS.

FRAUD ALLEGED AND DENIED.

The policy of insurance Was Issued in July, 1928, and covered Jewerellery valued at £15,000, the premium being £175.

London, July 2 An action opened in the King's In November Mr. Morser made Bench Division yesterday to etnining the more valuable jewellery. up five packages, two of them con- cover £9,688 in rompect of the al- and a substantial part of the claim

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Have Rheumatism and. Sciatica A Common Origin? The symptoms of rheumatisin "After admiring the rings, the and sciatica, being in native put them back into the box respecte similar, often lead our and pushed them under the grill to ferera to confuse ons ailment Mr. Morser. There was no loss in with the other. respect of that packet, but when Mr. Morser asked about the other it had been opened and found to registered package he was told that contain pieces of coal and fragments

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For two years at lost the Ryder Cup will stay in America following the triumph of the American golfers at Scioto. This is a photo of the victorious team with the trophy. Left to right: Billi. Burke, Gone Sarazen, Craig Wood, Whiffy Cox, Walter Hagan, Johnny Farrell, Danny Shute, Al Espinosa, Leo Diogel and Horten Smith.

(I.K.C.C.) lost to D. J. N. Anderson and Y. F. Chew 3-6, bent G. E. Yenh and Y. K. Ng 6-4, lost to F. F. Koleged loan of jewellery in tramit related to the total loss of one of of telegraph forms and and T. K. Lien 2-6.

from London to Tunis,

H. J. Armstrong and D. B. Evona (HR.C.C.) drew with Anderson and Chew 6-6, beat Yeol and Ng 7-8, drew with Khoo and Lien 6-6,

C. A. Wright and T. C. Monaghan

(H.K.C.C.) drew with Anderson and Chew 6-0, drew with Yeoh and Ng 6.6, out to Khoo and Lien 3-6,

A Hatton-

those two.

They were handed in at Hatton-

A” Harry Morser, garden merchant, sued the Eagle garden post office and were address. Star and British Dominions In-ed to Mr. Morser at Tunis, surance Company.

When he called at the post offer there he was informed that the The company claim was fraudulent. Mr. Morser packages had been forwarded to the denied this.

Told It Contained Coal.

tlic alleged that

Mr. W. II. Moresby said that Mr. Morser's custom was to sënd gems ¦

Customs House,

Chiefly the difference Hos lu the fact that rheumatism usually settles in the muscular tissues whilst in sciatica the poisons attack the sciatic nerve that runs

up through the thigh to the hip

But though there are theso differences, the fundamental causes are the same-the Im- poverished and impure condition of the blood.

When the blood is thin and.' acanty the whole functional system of the body is deranged. The nerves are wenkaned and the digestion is impaired. This nervous and digestive derange- ment is the cause of stomach acidity (often unsuspected), and is the source of the arid prisons which, when they accumulate in the blood, set up the rheumatic or the sclatic conditions.

External applientions, diets. nett- anti-aeld. medicines-that tralise but do not check the con- tinuous internal manufacture of the neld poisons-can give only temporary rellef, as many people

have found.

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"A number of natives are employ-Engle and Star Company covering my own and I took them myself. by registered post addressed to hired there," continued Mr. Moresby, total risks of about £200,000, and After the fourth bottle I was able WATER-POLO LEAGUE, self at the first port at which he "and when Mr. Morser called he had not had any dispute before.

SOUTH WALES BORDERERS LOSE TO ATHLETIC,

The South Wales Borderers proved no match for the Chinese Athletic in Inst night's first division water-polo game, and an uninteresting content ended with the Chinese winuing eight- nil, having scored four geals in each half.

The Services team had many op- portunities, but failed to take advan- tage of them. The sides were:

Chinese Athletic.-Chan Sik-pui, Ho Kwak-ching, Ng Kam-chen, 13 Yee- long, Chan Kam-choung, Choy Chak- tau Tam Chi-koung.

Borderers. Gilmote, Fitzgerald, Ford. Wilson, Campbell, Smith, "Jones.

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