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IMPORTANT TO LIVER SUFFERERS

By Dr. Quignon of the Faculty of Medleine, Paris

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1936.

BOWLS FINAL FOURTEEN TEAMS FOR THE

TO BE PLAYED ON SUNDAY

Just now I am kept very busy by REVISED

an epidemle of "liver disorders-a great many people feeling "out of

GAMES

It was announced by Mr. J. V.

sorts." billous, Depressed and unable | Ramsay, acting Hon. Secretary of the to enjoy their food. Undoubtedly | Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association,

Hongkong

FIRST DIVISION

the best remedy for an upset liver is yesterday, that the anal of the Open Lawn Bowlers

provided by certain famous Con- | Rinks Competition, which was to tinental Mineral Springs, but science have been played, last Sunday, bar has now made, it possible for All been fixed for Sunday, September 15, Iver sufferers to enjoy in their on the Hongkong Football Club'prven

seven

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- homes, all the benefits of Continental | at 3.30 p.m.

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To men and women who are feel- ing Ulverish and “out of sorts", and to those who are suffering from Rheu- matism. Lumbago, Kidney immuble and High Blood Pressure I can recommend Alkin Saltrates with confidence and 1 -advise them to start the treatment without delay,

• KING'S •

OPENING SUNDAY

THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO

Beaten

BY LUSITANO

Shanghai, Sept. 8. Hongkong Interport lawn bowlers of the Indian R.C., and J. 5. Landolt,to-day lost their second match of the A. 5. Gomes, W. V. Field and K. F. Shinglisi programme, being beaten";

24 shots to 11 by the Club Lusitano. Lars, of the Craigengower C.C.

The visitors showed good form, but Players are reminded that entries played without luck, Lusitano chalk- for the annual International Shielded up five before Hongkong opened their scoring, Coates being chiefly ecmpetition will close on September forponsible when he beat F. Machado after a keen struggle with his rival lead.

19.

Postponed League nutches have been re-arranged by the Association, Club secretaries requested 'lo

work to the list announced by the Aspelution if possible or re-arrange their own matchen its 1000 possible

15

J. P. McGowan was Hongkong skin, but hr was outplayed by M. P. Campos, white P. E. Knight did not maintain his best form throughout the game.

The rink was very fart which ap- peured to affect the visitors, but after being 13-8 in arrears, at the tenth The revised fixtures are as follows: head, Hongkong players made a big

effort. They

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WEEK'S TRAFFIC

ACCIDENTS.

NEARLY THIRTY PEOPLE INJURED

In the Colony of Hongkong, includ- ing the stand, Kowloon and the New Territories during the week ending at 8 am on Saturday, September 5, there were altogether 51 traffic ac- cidents, as the result of which 28

persons were injured, ́1B were

the persons

or pedestrians who were either walk- Ing or running across the road und were struck by vehicles,

One tram- car passenger and tree bus passen- gers were injured while alighting from a moving trainer and moving motor buses respectively

One.motor driver sustained far mounted injuries when his footpath and collided with a drain pipe. Two bicycle riders and two drivers were

were injured

as the result of collisions between vehicles. One motor driver received injuries when his ear averturned.

Of the 51 accidents, 18 were colli- sions between vehleles; 22 were colli sions between vehicles and pedes- trions, and 11 accidents were due to other causes.

Yobt h

Crabgebene (1,65,

Talk R

Kowloon 20.

4. Hongkong Electric

* Chub du Iternetes

September 19

VIRST DIVISOS

Trigonomer "A",

SECOND DİVERON

York Cha Mongkong FX.

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FIRST DIVISION

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SPCOND DIVISION

Club de Bento

The match between the Cralien Power C. " and the Civil Service ( in the Pist viclon will pro- bably be played in multi-wer..

For of Typhoids were res ported in the focal fimulth authorities on Monday.

Ribeiro

(3). (skip).

Club Lusitano's rink

Final Decision Reached By H.K. F. A. Council

The

Hongkong Football when they could get. the cheque Council which met 'yesterday; signed by the Registrar. under the chairmanship of. Colonel H. C. Harrison dis. caused the matter of admitting Fourteen teams into the First Division of the League, follow- ing the finding of the Appeals Board on the recent petitions made by the Eastern Athletic Association and the Kowloon Chinese Football Club.

The Chairman said he thought they should make some allowance for the University, and in this was supported by Mr. G. Shah. Mr. H. K. Lee also was for some latitude being extended

After long dellberation, the Council agreed to a proposal by Mr. T. C. Stokes that there should be fourteen teams in the First Division this sen- son, including the Eastern Athlete Association and the Kowloon Chinese

the University, as he knew from experience the University manage ment committee had many vexatious problems to deal with in arranging their fixtures,

Captain Kimin sald that in view of the non-payment of entrance fees, their inability to have their own ground, and their vacations, he was justified in proposing the University should not be admitted,

This proposal was put to ¡lies ate and carried,

PRESS CRITICISMS Chinnan made reference to certain Before the meeting closed, the

crillebams in the Press, and addres:lag the members of the Press said:

"There have been suggestions in

Football Club the Overseas Chinese

A letter from Athletic Association applying for ed mittance into the First Division of the Lengue, was also read out by the Secretary, (Mr. A. W. Blins), and it the Press that the Management Com- WAS decided to inform the Overseas mitice night ask for a vote of con- Chinese Athletic Association, that infidence, and there have been one er the opinion of the Council they could two suggestions about the organit 1- 1. The Colony Vink was A. E. Coates, not be admitted Into the First Divi-tion of the Council and the powers

Teach. P. E. Knight, (2), F.V.V.sion this year, and that the Council of the Appeals Board.

and J. F. McGowan hoped they would leave their

tion fee with the League and play in wan-F the Second Division. The reason for ↑ Machado, Jead, A. R. Portarin (2), A. I thris

atep

was that there is not Osorio (3) and M. D. Compos (skip).sufficient room for more than four-vote of censure has been phased.

United Press.

teen teams in the First Division.

When the proceedings on the up- plication of the Overseas Chinese learn into the First Division were begum, it was pointed out that they 14act made similar application be- fare, and Mr. H. K. Lee pointed out that

their first application had not mads the Committee considered that Twelve teams would be sullefent for the First Division.

HOME RACING

Latest Scratchings And been rejected, but at the time it was

Changes Of Riders

London, Sept. 8.

The following alterations, in the arrangements for the St. Leger are announced.

Sirelt rides Phater Cast, Jones rides Per send Past Beasley ritles Boswell,

Julie, Precipitation, ord Mognu: have been scratched.Rer

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" want to make it perfectly clear, and I thinkt nobody understands it more clearly than the Management Committee, that no such thing as g

"A the annual meeting | Was cided to alter the machinery by which football in Hongkong shall be run, and the underlying idea was to give increased powers to the Manage- ment Committee in carrying out the Council's policy. All of us who are interested in running or trying to football in Hongkong think alike in principle, but in the application of these principles dieulties arise, and I

am sure the Management Com- mittee never dream they were going against the wishes of the Counci when they worked on matter which was clearly one of policy without any reference to the Council.

"The real reason behind the altern- tions ar developments In the con- stitution was to give the Manage- ment Committee increased powers to

rry out the Council's policy, and the wishes of the playing members of whatever nationality in Hongkong. "Jut ju owing to a little glip. nothing mort, and nothing dell- berate, the League Management

¦ Mr. G..Shea asked whether the capabilities of the Overseas Chinese had been tested in the First Division, and if not, be considered that a trong team like that should take up Stopprenticeship rst in the Second

Division and quality

for elmirsion Into the First Division. If would be unfair for Second Division players If outside teams take a position above them.

were

allowed to

Mr. J. McKelvie, then asked about Army teams takle the place of other Army sides which had fef: the Colonymittee dipped into the question in the First Division, but the Clair-

of polly, and I think it was the duty man said that in the ease of Army

of the Council to caution them or tean, he was safe that the Army! request them to refer nutters which Association decided at the end of a

are clearly matters of polier to the season whether a team had done welt

Council. or not in the First Division, and if it was found the team had not done well, then that team was put in the Second Division.

A mektul printy is being given at Helena "ers at 6 pr. on Wednes- iny. September 30, in harcate of Lieu-Colonel H. 1. Dowiggin. out, duing whlet a presentation will be made to m

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It is rather a vilininous suggestion Management Committee should ark or the part of the Press that the for a vote of confidence. Although I would be the last person in the world liberty of the Press, yet I would like to do anything but respect the to take this opportunity to mention to them that if they could contine their criticism as much as possible to constructive criticism, they wouki make ter the smooth running of foot-

With regard to the discussion about the entry of fourteen teams into the First Division, the Chairman said that it seemed as if the action of the Appeals Board committed them to fourteen teams in the First Division, but that ellen did not commit them to 15, 16 or 17 teams. There were ball.". two alternatives: the first to admit the fifteenth team, and add a rider

there Would

that

be no more than

fifteen teams, or to inform this pur- ARMY HARBOUR RACE

ticular team that in the opinion of

the Counell there was no room for

lifteenth team, but that they would

be glad to accept their affiliation fee. Pearse Beats Calvert In

and they would have to go into the Second Division.

After further discussion. Mr. Stoker proposed that there should be four- teen teams In the First Division this season.

A representative enquired whether the Council, irrespective of what had been done; could limit the number of teams to twelve or fourteen.

The Chairman replied that icy could not limit the number of teams below fourteen, but they could limit it at fourteen.

Close Finish

Only two feet separated L. Cpl. Pearse and Lieut. Calvert, both of the Royal Engineers, at the Anish of the army harbour race The pair led from the start and had yesterday,

the distance had been covered. With drawn well out in front when hell 100 yards to go both were in winning positions, but Pearse made a burst which carried him to the front at the finishing line.

Mr. Stokes, proposal was then put to the meeting, and carried,

Further discussion as to the four-

The race started. at the Hallway teen teams in the First Division en-yard sea wall, Kowloon, and finished sued, and it was decided that the at the R.A.S.C. camber, a distance of twelve teams of last year, and the slightly over a mile. two whose petitions had been upheld by the Appeals Board should con- stitute the fourteen.

UNIVERSITY'S TROUBLES

First place in the leams contest went to the East Lancashire Regi- ment, holders of the title, followed by the Royal Engineers, wife have

A letter from the Hongkong Unt-been serious challengers for several versity with regard to admission into years. the Second Division was next read

The Royal Welch - Fusiliers

was third and the 8th Heavy Battery, by the Secretary, who pointed out R.A., fourth. that he had only received $4 from

Individual placings were:-L. Cpl. 1; Lleut. Colvert

the University. being the registration Pearse (R. E.), fee for twenty players, and that the (R. F.), 2; Gunner Halliday (R.A.). writer of the letter had stated that 3 Pte. Taylor (East Lancs.). the entrance fee would be sent inter Time, 24 min. 9 sec.

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