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GIRDLES

AND

BRASSIERES

We are showing

a selection in all Sizes including

"FORMFIT"

ET

'C. B."

'HICKORY."

These are the

very nowest.

BEAU

LE

D'Aguilar Street.

Tel. 27892.

Two Attractive Models

from our carly

Autumn Collection.

Right—Brown Suede Calf with Lizard

Facings.

Left-Nut Brown Ghice, Lizard bands

in two Shades.

Hand-made models

GORDON'S, LTD.

E. A. VON KOBZA-NAGY, B.A.

Appointments

arranged by

KOMOR & KOMOR.

FLOOD LIGHTING,

SHOWS BEAUTY OF LONDON'S ARCHITECTURE,

London. Sept. 1.

ART PHOTOGRAPHY,

Paintings from the Life.

Paintings Restored.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1931

·DULEEPSINHJI'S TWELFTH.

LOCAL GOLF WAR.

Continued from Pahr 1.)

through interpreters, and is con- fident that when, they see that is scheme is designed to protect their Interests as well as those of the players, there will be a general registration.

Batting first, Surrey scored 296, to which Middlesex replied with 267, Brown doing the damage b taking six wickets for 85' runa.

Surrey's second innimes realiaedfor 207 for eight wickets declared, Sundham adim his tra» form to remain unbeaten with 137 to his credit

Middlesex had small chance of bringing the match to a definite ronclusion in their favour, but played out time, scoring 223 for

six wickets.

TWO CENTURIES,

Leicester and Essex in Drawn Match.

Senle of Fees, Payment was fixed at: First Pinas

Nine holes, ents; 18 holes, 85 cents: 36 holes,

70 cents.

CROWN AND SUNG MAN-CHO.

(Continued from Page 1)

languages, and took charge of this, together with Sung Man-cho and Li Sam. There was no ques- tion, he said, that the police assumed they were arresting Sung on the search warrant, but it had subsequently turned out that the was not seditions, and literature was

he would not any anything more on that point except to add that the arrest, in consequence, turned out to be illegal. There was, he added, no question about that.

Sung. was detained until the 11th and on that day the Governor issued a deportation warrant,

that he was in Ittegai

(Continued from Page 15

SOUND SANDHAM. Typical Display With Bat-

Against Middlesex. Although there were no Lengua

Caddies' Tricks, poluts attached to the Kame Conditions at Fanling had been hetween Surrey and Middlesex, | far from satisfactory,

Col. the cricket was full of interest. Matthews explained. Some end- and featured by sound halting dies refused to carry for sunie display by Sandian, and god members while others had no bowling by Brown.

leaving members stranded after a few holes. compunction in

With 3 or mora enddies there, and no system, it was impossible for the caddie master to keep check, or members to recognise the

False Imprisonment. offenders and report them.

Counsel added, "I am not con- Mr. dwell's scheme, which tending and shall not contend that

inter Came

force an Tuesday,

he was then in legal custody. - 1 mackers it caddies

compulsory for nam going further and will say that to be registered. Their from Jane 6 in June 12 he was in ammes entered in book, and illegal custody and was suffering numbered badges issued, red for false imprisonment. I don't think first class and yellow for secund. there can

can be y question about it. He was wrongly arrested na

before taken

FD Magistrate, and there la no question about it The Government was no party to custody. that, as they knew nothing what ever about it, The warrant itself, which held the man for further pro. enquiries as to deportation

11th." credings, was issued on

Counsel contended that the Governor's order of June 11

valid 134 The only the thing that arose have to report to the caddie-mas-execution of it The whole ques- ter who will take a dise bearing the tion before the Court

was the particular enddie's number and

serving of the order, the effect of place it in a trough. The order in Scoring 210 for five wickets in which caddien go out will be the order in which they report present their second knock. Leicester were

morning. Un the first able to apply the closure, but they in the failed to free home their advan player asking for a enddie, the cad- ince, sex holding out until the diesmaster will take the first disc

With regard to the deportation drawing of stumps to score 150in the trough and will hand it

the player, and so on for successive ordinance, Mr. Fitzroy contended for three wickets

will

[:i- players. The player give it was a civil matter up to and un- clubs to the caddie-mister, tell kan | til a person returned from deportu- which course he is playing on and tion, when it became criminal, be-

This information at what time.

cause there was no reason why a ahould ensure the caddie being at

man to be deported should be guilty the first tey in time and the player of any crime whatever. it might

his Bwho has the dise will identify

be so but it was not necessarily st. caddie by the corresponding badge. Mr. Fitzroy quoted many

First Class cuddies will be allott: ed in rotation to members in prearrests, when he frankly admitted thorities on the question of illegal ference to second class, but if any

that they were not in favour of the member repitres a second class cad- die te has merely to form the Caddie-Master-when handing over his clubs.

Leiender beat Essex on the first înaintes, consistently good batting being the outstanding feature of the match.

Leicester's first innings brought Trem a total of 331, Armstrone hading the way with a well-com- piled contury,

To this, Essex replied with 278, O'Conner saving them Eron a none too pleasant situation by hitting up 118

DULEEP & DEMPSTER.

Star Batsmen in Grent Form.

Dempater

Duleep inhji, Tate overshadowed everylandy else in the match bitween Sussex and the New Zealanders, euch cua buting centuries in a game where 1257 runs were scored for 29 wickets.

Dempster played a magnilleen innings in the visitors' initial appenraner at the wirkt, scoring 167 out of a total of 286, but Suares

with

Auch responded vigour that with the huge score of 649 fur 9 wickets, they applied thic closure. Tate helped himself to 142, his best innings of the !,**∶f4༔ཋཱཎྷl. and Duleepsini claimed his thirteenth three-figure knock Ly scoring 185,

SOMERSET AT SEA.

Lucky Escape From Defent.

Warwick had all the better of the game avainst Somerset who LUCKY Turky avoid tright defeat, Hugh they had to con cede first musings point

Second elas Nine holes, to ends, 18 holes, 20 cents: 95 holes, 60 cents.

Caddies in be engaged only through the master and all cani

has are absolutely forbidden.

Rules For Caddies, Cackles on arrival at the

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serving it and the continuing of the man in custody, he buing then In illegal custody for a consider. able period after.

Crime Not Necessary.

He then referred to section V of the Deportation Ordinance. 1917. which reads:50 soon as veniently may be after the issua

of

con-

After playing, the player will sign hits in the usual way and at

nay deportation order issued the same time return the dise to the enddie-master: there will be under the provisions of this Ordin- different culoared chits for first ance, the Captain Superintendent of If a dise Police shall cause a copy of such

order Lo be the player deparation and second class endles has not been received

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Ber-

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

Acron

To return your nerely foolish.

pen in it is

With this edge you may spell It spirit.

Once denr, may be denrer, 10 Given to the incompetent ser.

vant.

11 One af childhood's

authors.

favourite

12 Part of a saddle. 13 A reply that may be healed. 14 Out of date.

17 Often oppose the gentlemen. 1. An American city that la gone

-after a stylish start.

Socialist idea of the villain of the piece.

27 Vegetable,

2 This fellow's nearly done. 30 Luvish.

31 Much time spent here.

32 Rokis the attention, but'must be

well hammered to bo cflective.

33 Rhoda ran one long GRO.

31 A mintter of perception.

Down

1 Give father the part, as a tnals

ter of honour.

2 Genus of plants of the rasa

group.

3 One who is always on the look-

out for matters of Interesi.

4 You will And an old French coin.

and a beetle in this country.

& Associated with unions,

The Boy Scout belongs to a thin, 7 You'll have to be sorry. 14. Some landindies cat

boarders as well as any privateer

this

STICKLERS

D..F..D

Can you fill in the four missing vow- els represented by the black dots, so that you will have a seven-letter word which, spells the same backward; and forwards?

ROBBERY CHARGE

WITHDRAWN.

MERELY A GAMBLING DISPUTE.

in the first place it will be proved ou the person against whom that the enddie was not engaged in it is minde and such person shuff be then taken into custody if on New Zealand hit up 305 in their the manner laid down; if the dise is second innlues, and Susses were turned the caddie-master will bail or otherwise at large, ind it if the already In custody such person nule this on the chi and 18 for no wickets when, stumps ise is not fortheting within seven shall remain in custody and shall were drawn,

days a small charge for the replace be, in either, case, deemed to be ment necessary will be made.

under lawful arrest and in lawful Reports on enddies may be, mu le

rustody until he leaves the Colons'. Įby the players at their option.

A New Turn. available report pad will be (which any player may enter the end-

Counsel said the proceedings die's number and put 3

took a new turn on August 15 when against certain criticisms printed a new deportalion order was made on the form, or wile a brief re-and served, and the question would port. Reports will be put in arise as to whether that order was Satisfied that they were concern- !

neked box and dealt

the valid or not. If that order was fed in a dispute over a gambling secretary,

valid it did not matter what the debt, two men arrested in connexion Crown's position was before the with an alleged highway robbery 15th, and it did not matter whether near the Naval Yard on August 21 Sung was illegally detained before were acquitted by Mr. Schofield that date or not. His submission the Central Police Court this mor- was that the second order was ning when Mr. T. Murphy (As good and, on section five, from the sistant Director of Criminal In- moment of the service, Sung was

vestigation) asked for their dis assumed to be in lawful custody charge. with lawful arrest. That being the charges of highway robbery Mr. Murphy remarked that when thele Lordship's had no power to

were brought against the two men afscharge him.

the police were not in possession

Warwick compiled the mammoth [score of 473, Bates hitting up 134 and R. E. S. Wyatt, 124. To this, Somerset replied with 213, and following-up, lost four wickets for 195, runs, whee play terminated.

SIX POR PARKER.

But Gloucester Lase Points,

with

A schime on the same lines as now proposed has for some time operated quite smoothly at the Hungjao Club by Shanghai but, for Its proper working, absolute operation on the part of all players is essential..

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effort to pull off the game, they Though Parker bowled brilliant-were folled, the end finding them Hy to dispose of Northants in their still requiring 94 runs to win with Sound innings for 91, Gloucester eight wickets in haml. had to suffer defeat on the first

NOTTS' DRAW.

brief.

B1

In his reply, which was Mr. Jenkin submitted, with regard of the full particulars. After care- to the order of August 16, that ful and complete enquires, they were satisfied that the incident was their Lordships could not construe the outcome of a gambling dispute. →→→→ jinnings.

Northants compiled 224 in their

section five to rus counter to the Mr. Murphy said the man who in Friendly Match With

decisions which had been quoted had laid the complaint had accused was only first venture, and it

Gloraorgan, Hanunend who saved Gloucester

by Mr. Fitzroy, which were to the the two defendants of having The famous trom a complete rout.

Notis and Glaman met in tile that they crus hot make held him up by force and rubbed batsman actually scored 192 ut friendly match which resulted in good lawful custody by the obtain him of

sum of money outside ing of a vallit writ or warrant, or | Nacu Vard, but the officer pointed a total of 191, his nudnefous and splendid hitting pulling Glanrester

Glamorgan hit up 157 to which a valid power to detain, even if out to his Worship how unsuitable Notts returned a score of 202. purporting to he granted out of a had rut,

by spot this vicinity was for a high- Batting a second time, the Welsh-Statute Law.

way robbery in broad daylight. Their Lordships reserved their His Worship discharged both de- ss of seven wickets--Reuter, decision on the point.

defendants.

[thene arranged for the Internation

at Illumination Congress, which

to-day Flood lighting on Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London and many other famous buildings, bat a striking effect, and

a draw,

a

Londen was transformed into a impressed in a remarkable way theerthants dismissed for 12 when new put 197 on the board for the

city of light last night, when the beauty of London's architectire Gnal rehearsal tool pic of the British Wireless.

UNDERARM. PERSPIRATION

Harmlessly and Pleasantly

eliminated by NODOR

The Delicate Deoderant

THE PHARMACY

Asiatic Building.

Tel. 20345,

Parker's six for 47 runs saw

they butted a seond line, and "althingh Glotteester made a boldl

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

FLYING AT

A TERRIFIC PACE, RILEY

AND FRECKLES

SAIL: INTO

ELKHART AHEAD OF THE "TRAIN THAT CARRIEG DETECTIVE STEELE,WHO 19 SEARCHING FOR THE CROOK WHO STOLE

OLD MAN HECTOR'S RUBY

THERES THE AIRPORT, RIGHT

AVEAD OF you,

FRECKLES.... -IT WONT BE LONG NOW!!!

THE AIRPORT. 15 QUITE A DISTANCE FROM THE DEPOT, THOUGH... GES:

AKUST BE A COUPLE MILES

#!

ITLL PROBABLY TAKE ME AS LONG TO GET FROM THERE THE DEPOT AS

IT TOOK US TO FLY ALL. THAT DISTANCE FROM SHADYSIDE.... GTE! I. MIGHT BE TOO LATE !!

Ahead of Steele!

OH, ILL HAVE ONE OF THE COMPANY'S

TAXIS TAKE YOU (

ONER TO THE

·STATION......

1 SGT THERE AFTER THE TRAIN IS MYTHSIL BE JUST A WILD GOOSE CHASTI

SAYING GX60 BYS

RILEY, FRECKLES

#

RUSHED

TO THE

STATION

IN A TAXI

AND

JUST

MAKES

WHEW!!!

મ

ever did.

16 Japaneso scarf.

16 Time is necessary here. 1x Often taken after an inch. 20 Doesn't sound at all nice to

sailorm Amoke, but

freely in it.

Indulge

21 Fish and thsh are fish-though

young.

This will find you. 21 Say not guilty.

25 Arranged in folds and a good

dral Imitated.

26 Be bold; establish irksome rules, son, and son that they aro obeyri

(hidden).

| 28 It ends in words-thone

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