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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

TALK ON PHOTO

COMPETITION

JUDGE ADDRESSES

AMATEURS

At the Gloucester Hotel yester day afternoon, Surgeon Licut. Commdr. W. E. Loftus-Brigham, R.N., one of the judges in the Telegraph Amateur Photographic Competition, addressed a large number of enthusiasts on, the sub- ject of amateur photography gen- erally, with particular reference to this year's entries.

Conmdr. Brighum pointed out that the object of these Competi- tions was to encourage amateur photography and to provide, a vehicle for the expression of art In one of its most interesting forms. He expressed the opinion that the quality of photography as revented by the exceptionally ne collection of pictures on exhibition was of the highest standard, In some cases even excelling that of the professional.

Competitora present were doubt- lesa interested to hear the method

18,

1935.

Warner Oland, who appears in “Charils Chan in Egypt," Fox Film Production, which starts at the King's Theatre 10-day.

BOWLS TIE TO-DAY

adopted by the three judges, when AT RECREIO

adjudlenting. Each judge neted inuependently, carefully studying the entries section by section, and making his own selection. When the independent selections had been made, the other pictures were re moved, and notes were then com- pared, when the unanimity of the jutges was, in the majority of cases, a remarkable feature.

Commdr. Brigham dealt with each of the first-prize entries in ench

illustrating the section, main features, and indicating why they had been given their respec- tive awards. He also advised com- petitors not to send in a number

of the same study, with slight variations in the, posing, in different sections, but rather to concentrate on the best effect of jany particular study.

DUNCAN

MEETING BRADBURY

FINAL OF OPEN SINGLES

(Continued from Page 8.)

pinyers as J. V. Ramsay and J.

C.

the

PASSENGER LIST INCOMPLETE

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE FINED

It beinst their second offence of a similar nature, a fius of $15 was imposed by Mr. W. Schofield in the Central Magistracy this mor ning-on-Messrs.--Butterfield-and- Swire, Connaught Road Central, 01 11 summonia for falling to furnish a complete list of passen- gers who sailed by the steamer Muinam from Hongkong to Singa. poro on August 29, within 48 hours of the departure.

Mr. H. N. Chan, of Johnson, Stokes and Master, appeared for the defence and pleaded guilty to a technical offence.

Mr. Chau said that in nccord- ance with the regular routine of the company, a list of passengers was furnished to the Inspector

KOWLOON INDIAN KOWLOON INDIAN General of Felice on the day of

TENNIS CLUB.

ANNUAL GENERAL

MEETING

SATISFACTORY REPORT

the departure of the Muinnm. After this list had been completed and whortly before, the vessel saffed, a Rusalan, named Borovsky, produced a passage order issued by the Shanghal office of Butterfield and Swire for a passage from Hongkong to Singapore. Mr. Chau added that he had Instructions to apply for a nominal fine.

Detective-Sergeant Mottram, for the prosecution, remarked that the facts were correct, but added that the police attached great The Eighth Annual General Meeting importance to passenger lists and of the Kowloon Indian Tennis club it was only due to the fact that wns held at the Club House on Sun- the police had knowledge of the Mahan Russian that the matter came to day. The President, Mr. Singh, presided over a large gather-light. The hotel at which he was

ing

checked the passenger list and could not and the name.

The Secretary reported the financial staying gave his departure as by position of the Club as satisfactory the steamer Muinam. The police and congratulated the Club's hockey team on winning the championship of the Mamak Hockey Tournanicat,

The President endorsed the Secret ary's remarks and also congratulated the Hockey players who gained places in representative games played in the Colony.

Brown. He thus reached Singles final for the first time,

Those who saw the match be tween Duncan and Mitchell will In complimenting competitors on have been the more surprised by

On behalf of the Hockey team, the the splendid exhibition which their Duncan's omission from the Inter- work had made possible, Commdr. port. Although he did not win hockey representative thanked Mr. Brigham paid tribute to the Telecomfortably the narrow margin was Mahan Singh for the excellent medpla graph for having promoted these certainly not due to any bad form presented by him to the players.

The following officials were elected competitions, stating that Hong-

on his part. His accuracy during for the ensuing your:--President :---- kong could well be proud of its the first eight heads or so was so Mr. Muhan Singh Vice-Presidents: Annual Photographic Competition. uncanny that had not the incident Messrs. M. A. Khan and Feroz Ali;

wide Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer: At the conclusion of his interest which has already received in and instructive talks, several Publicity, upset the winner, feet. Jahan Dad; Hockey Captain

Mr. Karnail Slugh; Committée Mem- a number of sure he would have beaten his op bera:-leasra, Firdos Khan. G. M. ponent without allowing him to get Khan, Ahmad Khan A.P. Snuka, 11. into double gares-such was the Pritam and Mohammed Khan. difference in the form of the two

competitors, asked questions of Interest.

The Exhibition continuer to-day and to-morrow, and is attracting a large number of people..

INDIAN FINANCE

PROBLEM

SPECIAL ENQUIRY

ARRANGED

cun

London. Sept. 17. “The India OmegTMannounces that the financial enquiry which is

steps necessary before

be taken to introduce Provincial Autonomy under the new Govet ment of India Act will, be curried out by Sir Otto Niemeyer, of the Bank of England, Director of the Bank of International Settlements and former Controller of Finance

at the Treasury.

nich.

As I have mid before Bradbury is playing bowls of a high standard this year and it is the confirmed opinion of many that he fa playing better than he has over played in the past,

how

He likewise has been revealing form which has made him a worthy finalist and if both players ear reproduce their best there can be little doubt that today's match will be in good as any seen in the final of the Open Singles in years "gone-by-

BRADBURY'S VICTIMS

Bradbury's passage was a little more rosy than was Duncan's but he met some prominent howlers and he won in a manner befitting a finalist. He also received a bye in the first round and he then met A. Brooksbank whom he beat by 21 shots to 15, while in the third round G. E. F. Thompson scored 16 shots against the Craigengower player.

The need for the enquiry arises from the fact that although the main outlines of the system of federal finance bave been C. G. Silva was the next man established in the Act. It provides draw. against Bradbury, who won. that the allocation of certain convincingly by 21 shots to mine. resources between the Central and It has been said with every justi- Provincial Governments in India feation that Silva is not a Singles shall be settled by an Order-in-player but to have won by such a Council after His Majesty's Gov-wide margin was certainly Ա ernment has been furnished with achievement. an independent review of the financial position of the provinces and. the centre, and with technical advice on the financial, questions involved.-British Wireless,

BANK OPENING

The Board of Directors of the

LOCAL DOLLAR

DECLINES

MARKET EASY AT

OPENING

Sergt. Mottram mentioned that defendants were fined $10 Inst month for a similar offence.

MOTOR MISHAPS

CAR FALLS INTO

HARBOUR

Kwok Sul-keng, driver of pri-, vale car No. 2861, has reported to the police that he parted the vehicle in Connaught Road Central near the Star Ferry pier last night at 715, with the brake, on, and five minutes later he found his ear had fallen into the harbour.

Mr. A. C. Jeffreys, of the Hong- kony Telephone Company, was |driving car 577 in Lalchikok Rond- when near Nam: Cheung, Street a boy, Yuen Wing, 13, ran into the car. He was knocked down and received slight injury to his legs. He was removed to the Kowloon Hospital.

The South Australian profes-

The Hongkong dollar declines 1/8th this morning, the official rate being 28. 0d. The market sional, Fergus McMahon, won the was.easy-on.opening, the business. Open-Golf-Championship-of-Aus- rates being 28. 0.11/16d. sellers tralia on the Seaton course with a and 24. 0.13/16d. buyers. Later, record aggregate of 203 for the

somewhat stendier tone de- four rounds. veloped, the rates 0.13/164, sellers and 2s. 0.7/8d. being. 25.

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SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The Eighth Extra Race Meeting will be hold (weather permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 21st September 1935, commenclyg. at. 2.00 p.m.

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 16th September, 1995.

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