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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1932.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDA.

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DURING

EMPIRE WEEK

We are making a

SPECIAL DISPLAY

of

ENGLISH FOOTWEAR.

Every model shown in our windows will be from

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and

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The Proud Products of the English Craft.

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The Colony's Leading Shoe Specialists.

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(THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT CO., LTD.)

Hongkong's

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MORNING COFFEE AND AFTERNOON TEA SERVED IN THE AIRY LOUNGE ON 8th FLOOR.

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Manager.

A SHIPLOAD OF FUN

IN AN OCEAN OF LAUGHTER Commencing THURSDAY at the

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present

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in

THE SHAFTESBURY. THEATRE NAUTICAL COMEDY SUCCESS

"THE MIDDLE WATCH"

BRILLIANT

RECOVERY IN

INTERPORT

SHANGHAI NOW UP

AGAINST IT

At

After a bad start and a none-loo brilliant second innings, the Hongkong cricketers have practically snatched victory from the Shanghai team. the close of play yesterday the Shanghal men had scored 82 for tho Ian of seven wickets, leaving them still 75 in

arrears,

Hongkong's

good position

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mainly due to A II. Mader and G. C. Burnett, who, when things were going barly in Hongkong's recond knock, were associated in a valuable pariner ship, scoring 69 and 29 respectively.

Three wickets were lost in the first hour's play Mitchell, Hamilton and Coward being the victims.

Madar and Burnett, however, at lunch, had taken the score to 113 for

even wickets,

Acruma

1 Could not be closer.

4 Listen to the M.P.

8 Bebrada bagatelle far

1:4529-

G. R. Sayer, bw, Mamell-Smith 19 J. A. Isaacs, not out E. F. Fincher, e Coward, b Leach

11

thing lethal

11

Extras

9 Herr we sit in comfort.

14

Total

1)

201

Madar. 1.b.w., Manselt-Smith E. J. R. Mitchell, at. Coward, b

Divecha

A. C. Hamilton, e Elliott, b Booth A. C. Beck, e larson, b Mansell-

'Smith

A. fl. Madar. e Isaacs, b Leach W. Patterson. hit wkt. Mangell-

Smith*******

Smith..

A R. Miru, e.Stokes, b Mansell- G. C. Burnett, not out

Extran

Total

1

181

11 The calf in lost in the valley.

animale anst

13 Often applied to houses. 14 Both potted bivalyes are.

gratiate.

Bowling-Minu 4/62, Burnett 2/15, P. Madar 2/20, Hamilton 3/16, A. H.16 Terminato Modne 076. Beck 0/4.

Fall of Wickets-1 for 13 (Rob Ron); 2 for 28 (Stoken); 3 for 48 0(Kermani); 4 for 55 (Barson); for 66 (Booth); 8 for 84 (Elliott); 7 for 1788 (Lench): 8 for 110 (Mansoll-

0 Smith); 0 for 111 (Coward).

108

Fall of wickets: 1 (Richardson) for 13:2 (Sayer) for 30; 9 (Fincher) for for 70: 6 (Hamilton) for 83, 7 (Beck) 49; 4 (Mitchell) for 50; b (F. Madar) for 85; 8 (A. H. Madar) for 89; (Patterson) for 01.

Beuth 2/27, Leuch 2/00, Divecha

Bowling, Mansell-Smith

Isancs 9/2, Elliott 0/4.

Shanghai-int Innings.

G. G. W. Robson, c Richardson, b

Burnett...

Hongkung made a splendid recovery S. R. Kermani, b Minu and finished with 180, leaving. F. Stokes, e Hamilton, b P. Shanghai needing 158 runs to win.

Madar.... Mian rone to the occasion with the ball and dismissed four of Shanghal's men for 29,

The game will be resurned to-day. Scores:

Hongkong-st innings.

J. E. Richardson, c Barson, b

Boath

A. J. Barson, b. Min

Booth, e Burnett, b P. Madar R. S. Elliott, Hamilton D. W. Leach, b Mina M. J. Divecha,

Burnett

0 Mitchell b

W. Mansell-Smith, Lb.w., Hamil-

ton

4. A. Coward, b Minu

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Hongkong.-2nd Innings. J. E. Richardson, b Ellott G. R. Sayer, e and b Elliott 1. Madar, e Booth, b Elliott A. C. Hamilton; e Coward, b E F. Fincher, b Mansell-Smith

Elliott

E. J. R. Mitchell, b Mansell-Smith A. R. Minu, Booth

174b Elliott.....

A. H. Madar, e Barson, b Leach 5/32, G. C. Burnett, e Mannell-Smith,

13

A. C. Beck, not out W. Patterson, b Leach

Extras

Total

17 Live again.

$141 organ iv in.

18 The elisionist clears the hurdle. 21 This bird has gone twice with 20 A mixed necessity in Paradise.

out tea.

24 The Cockney desires your nt-

tention.

428 Foolish talk's bonnet is empty. 1130 The middle of the bundle is use.

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less.

12

31 across.

32 Natural aptitude.

1034 A group of islands. 336 A 14 across lady.

720 An Irish poet would make

il

50 (anagrammatically) sincere.

37 Children put it before Chunti-

cicer.

20

16

7

22

180

Bowling. Elliott 6/27, Booth, 1/17, 8 Inca 0742, Divecha 0/14, Mannell. 15 Smith 2/35, Stokes 0/1, Lench 9/22.

Shanghai-2nd Innings.

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C. G. W. Robson, ↳ Minu S. E. Kerman), b Beck 15. P. Stokes, b Mina A. J. Barson, not out 18 D. W. Leach, b Hamilton

(Continued on Next Coliomu).

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38 When applied to heating gives

confort.

Down

1 Having returned, the vehicle

competes.

2 The muddled prevaricator cnn

spread abuse.

3 When of the highest

this is its author's joy.

quality.

The operatic highwayman's de Kire.

G Interference with the cash-box

results in melody.

7 Matty did.

8 A famous one was nakociated

with the son of Jacobus.

10 Cone.

12 Often blue.

14 The ukuse joined the majority.

I Be ange 4 across.

18 Indivisible.

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Precedes the eru of silk.

25 An excess of this leads to dis

nster,

26 What every aler hopes for jus

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27 We

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29 Concerning an extremity.

30 The sweep's contribution to the

artist.

33 Consideration for depreciation.

A Consume.

Yesterilny's Solution.

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M. J. Divecha, b Minu

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Booth, e A. Madar, Hamilton W. Mansell-Smith, not out

Extras

Sevent wickels for

82

J. A. Isancs and H. A. Coward still to bat.

BowlingBurnett 0/14, Minu 4/29, Beck 1/23, Hamilton 2/12, A. Madar 0/1.

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