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Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

1941

Sunday

April 27

Farowell at Stanley. A very en- Jayable "smoker" was held in the Prison Officers' Club at Stanley on the occasion of a farewell presenta- tion to Mr H. G. Fuller prior to his retirement from the Prison Depart- ment on the grounds of Ill-health.

Mr Fuller first arrived in the Colony over 30 years ago, when in 1010 he was stationed at Lyemun with the 83rd Coy, FL.G.A. He was Jater transferred to the Peking Sir Johna Jordan who was the British Minister to Peking at that time. In

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Ping Shan Police Station he admitted who he was and said he had come Italian Priest-Fined. Francla Ric from Namtau to get provisions for ciardi, the Italian Roman Catholic his mission and hospital there,

His priest who was charged at Central Asked by

Worship Magistracy on April 24 with breach called himself a Spanish subject,

said that he gave of the Defence Regulations-being an Defendant

"Lo save his akin enemy allen found in Lau Fau Shian, excorts And Exports.

"The Super- and Exports has

Ping the permission of the First Security Intendent of Oficer was fined $50 or one month's released for

Share, a protected area, without

why he

the

imprisonment by Mr G. T. Lowry tables of

when the following

to-day.

price index num- bers In the Colony of Hongkong.

The index-which 18 unweighted- The Magistrate sald: "As I have received no further information from has been constructed from declara-

to the Statistical- the Prosecution I must accept your tions furnished

from Branch of the Imports and Exports that you came over story Namtau to buy provisions and for Department by importers.

I am no other purpose.

therefore

There was a general average in- imposing nominal ane. I emphasise crease of 20.0 per cent. In the 1st that this is purely a nominal fine." Quarter of 1941 as compared with

Chief Det.-Inspector A. H. Elston the 1st Quarter of 1940. stated at the previous hearing that The Foodstuffs group Increased by a Chinese 20.3 per cent. in the 1st Quarter of Defendant was seen in enting-house in Lau Fau Shan on the 1941 as compared with the 1st Quar- He was not ter of 1940; Textiles by 13.3 per cent. afternoon of April 21. dressed in clerical garb and when Metals and Minerals by 20.8 per cent. Spanish and Miscellaneous items by 20.5 per questioned said he was a subject named Lopes, Taken to the cent.

April 29

Tuesday

sald: Mr Allomey, I present to you and to the members of both branches

For The Evacuees

Review Of The Principal Topics April 27 To May 3

Wednesday

May 1

Thursday

very variable temperatures.

From

the 1st to the 5th it was fair and

X.M.C.A. Play. Somerset Maug- ham is one of the most skilful of rather warm, but n renewed onset the present-day dramatists, and his plays, N.E. monsoon on the evening of the no matter how frail their story range, 4th caused a fall in temperature, of; never fail to bear out his expert 30°F. in 24 hours, and the minimum knowledge of the theatre and what temperature on the 8th was the low- the average audience wants. "Mrs est ever recorded in April. The next Dot," which was presented by the few days were mainly cloudy, with European Y.M.C.A. Dramatic Club (requent rain or drizzle and occasion- to-night, was entertaining despite al thunder. There was a short spell slight plot.

Saturday

May 3

Quips By "Argus”

With Acknowledgments

of warm fale weather from the 13th to the 18th, but the remainder of the The YMCA, players deserve a big month was cloudy and very unset- bouquet for their effort, for they tied, with much rain and some heavy knew exactly how much to make of thunderstorms. their respective parts and wrung the best out of the piece.

The mean temperature for the Lawn Bowls Start: The Lawn Bowie month was 00.5 F, which is 1 below season was officially opened to-day Much of the success is due to the normal. A maximum of 85.0 was when a full programme of matches in -the three divisions of the League was producer, Charles Thom, but it is recorded on the 18th and 21st; the held, fair to say that, despite his apprecia- minimum of 50 occurring on the 6th tive direction, the performance would was a record for April. The mean In the First Division, Recreio over- April 30,

not have been what it was without relative humidity was 84%, which is came a stiff hurdle by defeating their the good team work shown by the normal.

erstwhile rivals, Craigengower, while Hemingway Returna

victories were also gained by Indian "Provided cast.

Sunshine amounted to 83 hours, Recreation Club, Bervice, Recreio “B” Winifred Dalziel, u newcomer to against a normal of 115 hours. Rain-and the Bowling Green Club "A", they are given the support they have been promised, I see no reason, why they cannot continue the fight inde local dramatica, created a decidedly fall was above normal for the fourth favourable impression as Mrs Dot, successive month, the total being 8.69 de-. finitely against the Japanese," clared Mr Ernest Hemingway, noted the wealthy widow who makes up Inches against a normal of 5.20 inches war correspondent and author, who her mind to gain the affections of a The total rainfall since January 1 is has just returned to Hongkong after penniless bachelor. The latter, well now 25.60 inches. a long tour of the China war fronts, enacted by David Ingleby, loves Mrs

Dot, but discovers it only after he The maximum wind velocity in a Mr Hemingway said that he was hus got himself engaged to someone gust was 51 m.p.h. at 9.15 a.m. on the

Ralph Dormer gained further '(The previous lowest recording for tion at the Kowloon Cricket Club of the profession my brother Cressall most impressed with everything he else, Thereby the complicationist was taxed to empacity to-night when who this morning waites his seat for had seen, especially the Chinese

did not see much fighting, as things kinsop. A veteran an he has been appointed.

Badminton - Finals. Former triple I have assured my brother that he were quict at the fronts.

here, Mr Dormer confirmed general pionships were decided,

in the senior singles, Patrick Wong will find from everyone who prac During his tour, Mr Hemingway, opinion as to his dramatic gifts. The badminton champion of the Colony, unsuccessfully

title tises, before him a high standard of who was accompanied by his wife other roles were also in good hands, P. K. Hool to-night staged a

comeback to secure a double when, against K. W. Choy in a one-sided professional attainment and a strict the former Martha Gellhorn and and the whole farce was played with wo H. T. Chew, he won the senior match. Chay took the first game at and jealous regard for the ctiquette correspondent for Collier's magazine, an admirable swing throughout.

doubles championship, defeating K. 15-5 with hardly any opposition, and decencies of the profession, and visited Shiukwan, Kwellin, Kunming.

Y.M.C.A. war charities are bene- W. Choy and K. B. Low over three and the Hupeh war front. Wong improved slightly in the second that he may confidently count on Chungking,

ล game, and was in

While in Chungking, Mr Heming Ating from the production, and two sets, and with Miss Ulian Khoo, with recelving from everyone that same

whom he had won the title three number of dropshots, but was unable measure of ready and willing assis way had a long interview with more performances will be given. years in succession, annexed the to do anything with Choy's smashes. tance which has been always ac- Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, Dr Mr Forrest Retiring. Mr R. A. D. mixed doubles title, beating K. W. corded to me and to all the Puise H. H. Kung, General Ho Ying-ching, Forrest, Immigration Oficer, has been Choy. and Mrs Castro in straight Choy took the second game 15-8.

The result a fthe women's doubles Judges who have sat since I came to War Minister, and other high officials, invalided out of the Government sets.

while his wife saw Madame Chiang Service, it is learned officially this between Miss M. Silva and Miss M. Hongkong, A. Xavier, and Mrs Zimmern and

morning.. On behalf of myself, the Registrar Kai-shek. Mrs Torrible was as expected, the

Mr Hemingway flew over part of and every member of the staff of the former pair winning 15-7, 15-7, Miss Court, I extend to my brother Cres- the Burma Road during his visit to Silva was faultless in her net play sall a very warm welcome to Hong- Lushlo and Rangoon, and noted long shots which proved effective.

Badminton Finals. Accommoda-

21st.

Legalion Guard; and served under three finals of the badminton cham- the first time on the Bench to which soldiers, whom he saw at work. He laurels as the moneyed cynic, Blen- April was 51.8, on April 4, 1005.)

1914 Mr Fuller went to France, being attached 10. the first 2.02 Howitzer Brigade in the war. After serving on most fronts from Belgium to Germany, he returned to China in 1919 with the Labour Corps and joined the Chinese Maritime Customs at Shanghai as a tide-waiter, from where he was transferred to Pokhol. Leaving the Customs in 1922, he Joined the Prison Department, from which he is now retiring after 10 years' service.

In his younger days Mr Fuller re- presented his unit In swimming races and water polo events, ond was a useful hand in the Kudd racing, which is a well-known sport in the Artillery.

Major 3. L. Willeocks, D.S.O., M.C., Commissioner of Prisons, made

of a silver tea service to Mr Fuller, and thanked him for the good work he had done in the Prison garden at Laichikok, and said he understood

defended his

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T. S. Young won the junior title when he beat A. L. Fisher over three Mr Forrest, who has been in ill- sels in a hard fought match. henlik for some time, wil be leaving

The standard of play throughout had the misfortune to become afflict-

and her partner excelled in drop- kung, and our best wishes for his lines of vehicles bringing in supplea for Australia Inter this month. He the evening was magnificent, and

happiness here.

Mr

the most

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to Free China. Supplies were reach ing Chungking without any interrup- ed suddenly und seriously with neph. although Young and Fisher were not Of the losing pair, Mrs Torrible

Attorney General's Welcome

tion, he said, and he did not notice rilla (kidney trouble) three weeks quite up to the standard of the played the better game and was

any stoppage of traffic owing to the ago and he has been in Queen Mary seniors, their match was responsible in saving many a point.

The Attorney General' said:

Japanese Do

bombing of the road. In the junior doubles, A. L. Fisher

Hospital. He will require prolonged thrilling of the evening and by far

the most gruelling. He concluded by reflerating that treatment. arxi P. Wynter-Blyth beat C. C. Justice Cressall, I regard it as a great

with every- Pereira and A. E. Xavier, 15-11, privilege to be present here to-day, he was most impressed

Officers of this

Mr S. A. Gray, President of the "The question of a General Agent the high 10-14. Both Wynter-Blyth and on behalf of the

morale of the Chinese leaders

for the Immigration Department is Badminton Association, made a short presentation on behalf of the Staff Fisher brought off good smashes and Court and of the members of both thing he had seen, espers and the

still under consideration by Govern- speech in which he congratulated fine recoveries. The losing pair were branches of the legal profession and people whom he had met.

the winners and runners-up and both

in to extend to your Lordship a very Pereira

In Lefurre

Camps. Figures of the ment, particularly the agreement be over-anxious,

tween Mr R. A. D. Forrest and Mr E of the Hon. Secretary, Mr M. Talan. pald tribute to the magnificent work and sincere welcome on your number of Chinese refugees and des- smashes and Xavier in net play.

warm

this Colony's titutes accommodated in the Hong- A. von Kobza-Nagy and how fat Mr Gray said the championships had The postponed junior singles semi- taking your seat on that Mr Fuller was going in for Anal between T. S. Young. and D. Bench for the first time, after a long kong Government camps, as supplied agreement la still binding," stated aiablished a-record in attendances,

and distinguished gardening on an extensive scale when Chelliah resulted in a win for Young, Majesty's service and on the Magis- week ending April 20, are given be-

His by the Medical Department for the Government official yesterday. he finally arrived in England. Major 15-0, 15-18, 15-8. Young had his Majesty's Willcocks was sure that he would own way in the first game, but terial and Judicial Bench in Briush low, with figures for April 18 1

Derwe Palestine. feel

on- brackets: con- make a success of it, and trusted that Chellish took a well deserved second Gulana arki

that he would live many happy years in

King's Park 1,299 (1,299); Matau- game. Young won the third game fident that the happy relations

have been established between the retirement with his family, who are through many faults.

churg 1,005 (1,718); North Point Bench and the offleers and practi- 1,520

(1,519); Morrison Hill 518 at present in Australia,

Excellency Reception. His

the loners of the Court during the last

(517) Tal Hang squatters comp

Tau (2,057); Ngau Mr Fuller made a sultable reply. Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, re- tiar in which he thanked all members presenting His Majesty the King, century will continue to exist under 2,567

Camp 355 (328).

carcer

in

Kok

proving the growing- popularity of The Special Commission's report on the game as 1,300 people had paid the Immigration Inquiry, which has for admission to the semi-finals and already been harded to Government, finals. He then called on Mra T. E is still under consideration, but wili Pearce to present the prizes. be made available for publication as

Among the guests were Hon. Mr suun as possible.

J. P. Pennefather-Evans, Commis April Weather, The Royal Obser- sioner of Police; Mr C. G. Perdue and

"or the Staff for their token of esteem repiled on behalf of the guests at your guidance as Puisne Judge of squatters camp 807 (801); Kam Tín valory reports that the weather dur Mrs Perdue, Hon. Mr T. E. Pearce,

Wo-trust that your about himself and the good wishes General for Jupan at the Roof Ger- future here will be as happy as we extended to Mrs Fuller; and said that den of the Hongicong Hotel, when the are able to make it.

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when he was finally settled he hoped to have the pleasure of seeing y of his friends when they were in the Old Country,

Mr F. N. Hill was Master of Cere- monies, and a delightful programme was presented by several members

40th birthday of His Imperial Japan- ege Majesty, Emperor Hirohito, K.G., U.C.B., G.C.V.O., was celebrated in traditional manner.

Trul

May 2

Friday

Soilcitors are urged to save everybody's time by putting in clear statements of claim and de- fence. But it's a bit hard, after a lod's father has spent so much on hin law education, to make him

talk common Engilsh

As I understand Japan's hopes, X=the Axis, Y-Britain, Z Japan. A=Amerien, B-Chinn Then X+ZY÷A+B, but Y—A- ZZ, and B-(A+Y)=Z (X+Z1= ZZZ, and the equation should be X+Y+Z=A=ZZZZ,

The seven ages of the best people in Hongkong-While drii), alpaca, khaki shorts, pith helmets, double teral, white shorts, curly háir.

Still I think the war should be fought humanely. Captured Ital- lans should be protected from being rescued to suffer all over again,

"To retire from Government service a poor man requires honesty and integrity."—and, of course, exceptionally poor luck in Cash Sweeps.

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A military overcoat has been taken from a pew during a church service. But look under the seat. Maybe somebody who lost out in

the hassock scramble."

骗子

Another good reason for double- decker buses, the beggars can't pester you at the windows.

Middlemen's services raise the price of a da. tin hat to 258. That's why it's so hard to keep the lid on the cost of living.

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A.newcomer expresses surprise that there are not more people living in 'nuch a delightful place as the Peak. |--But in time "he'll discover Kowloon-and' the Peak Reservation Ordinance.

The Eugenics Clinics in the Re- fugee Camps have been discon- tinued, as the Inmates have all been served and the population in the camps is almost stationary. That's what I call service..

Maybe they'd better, look into some of those cracks, The Im- migration Commission's Report may have fallen into one.

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The grand total for April 20 was 11.073, as compared with 10.973 for Mr Cressali Replica

April 19, showing an increase of 100. Tennis Championships. Tsui Wai- Mr Justice Cressall replied: Mr Attorney, I would like first of all to put and Trul Yan-pul entered the The Consul-General, Mr 5. Yuno express my gratitude to the Chief final of the Colony's Tennis Doubles Championship to-day when they

However, this gain released his and and the Consul, Mr S. Kimura, who Justice for his very kind remarks in easily defeated G. W. Sewell

hitherto hidden prowess and confidence recently arrived in Hongkong, re-introducing me to you and also M. MacDougall, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2.

Beat Rumjan, A capacity and he began to drive and volley al- Although the standard of the Tsul ceived the guests, among whom were thank you for the very warm wel-

crowd filled the stand and chairs at most without error. Three-all was H.E. the General Officer Command-

assure you that in my past experi-

opponents, the game was not see Tsul Wal-pul defeat S. A. Rumaha, Hon A. D. Spoors, W. Doxford. J. W

Captain Col-

ence on the Bench there is one out- entirely devoid of Interest. There were holder, in the semi-final of the tennis next two games to lead 5-3, Sirdar, as well as Un- standing thing that I have

however, fought back to level at fi-ali always F. N. Hill. R. F. Rosen, C. I. linson, and Omcial

Commodore, ás

int members. Norman, H. G. Fuller, J. W. Fitz-

of tried to remember and that is that a number of hard-hitting duels and championships, 5-7, 6-3, 6-1, 6-0.

spectacular volleys in which Sewell

Rumjahn's collapse In the third and and again led in the 11th, Sirdar Gerald, C. V. Jamieson, the "Great Council, members of the Govern- no member of the Judicial Bench can and MacDougall acquitted themselves on constituted one of the most missed a set point in the next game Marvino," Major J. L. Willcocks, A. ment, the Consular body, and others. maka successful his job unless he has creditably. Sawell was fairly suc- surprising upsets in his tennis career and Taul from then on was unbeatable,

tisne Judge. Both branches the

complete

cise-book:"Stenells and cessful with his forehand drives and as he was widely noted for his amazing his deep drives finding the far corners New Pulsne

co-operation Jillott, and Drs E. W. R. Hackeit and G. I. Shaw.

of the legal profession as well as

say-dle look wos sadly missing to-day. I of the Supreme

myself always tent smashes. staff the Masons

of the Staff, the artists being Messrs E. W. Perry, S. Hodge,

Gran

J.

Church. The

Docherty

ing the Troops, Major-General A. Eume you have addressed me. I can brothers' play was for above that of the Hongkong Cricket Club to-day to noon called and Tsui then tonk the

Grasett, and the

Jau

their

annual headed by the Hon. Mr C. Court, endship of his brother members MadDougall brought off some excel- stamina and second wind. That never of the court, and he followed them

G. Alabas-

of the profession.

Broken rice (at Arst grade prices) is now described DLS Government rice. Stanley or T

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Tung Wah blend? A Schoolmistress senda the following from a scholar's extr. aro what must be cut from your throat to prevent it getting sore.”

bas- regard members of the profession as The elder Tsul played far below The exertion of the first two sets with beautiful volleys. His drop shots, must have so undermined his strength executed with an underhand eut, just Masonic Church Service under the ter, K.C., Attorney General, gathered brothers in every sense of the word form, frequertly over-hitting and nei- that although the will to Bght back skimmed the net, and when Sirdar

Prison Oficers Club defeated auspices of the District Grand Lodge at the Summary Court to-day to wel- and I know as I sit here that mem- ting easy returns. Yan-pul, however, was present, the physical effort proved refused to run for them, Tsul increased of Scottish Freemasonry was held at

come the new Puisne Judge, Mr bers of the profession will extend 10 served and volleyed well. The win- unavailing. It was a grand try, and pressure and smashed through to win Cralgengower by one shot in the Second Division, where Kowloon Foot- the Union Church to-day. The servico was conducted by Rev. K. Mackenzie Justice P. E. F. Cressall.

ball Club, Kowloon Tong and Recrelo me the help and assistance that any mers were never seriously extended considering that his age is bordering the set 3-0. Introducing the new Judge, the newcomer to the Bench of this and the match was over in a little on 40, the effort was all the more Dow, and Rev. J. E. Sandbach, Dla

won. In the Third Division, Sirdar was a beaten man when he alro under 40 minutes.

laudable. trict Grand Chaplains with Bro. G. E. Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor Coluny Is entitled to usk

started on the third set. He managed Hongkong Cricket Club, although up while Longyear as organist.

It was apparent in the eighth game to take the first game on his service, on two rinks, lost to Recreio, of the second set, with Trul leading but it was his last, for Trui won 12 Indian Recreation Club, who aplahod 5-3, that the fast pace was having ill games in a row to win the third and at the bottom last season, surprised effects on the holder. He made little fourth sets and the moich,

the Police.

Masons entered the Church led by the District Grand Master of the Scat- fish Lodge, Mr J. E. Ferguson, and the District Grand Master, English Con- stitution. Hon. Mr C. G. Alabaster. They were followed by Worshipful Brother R. J. Shrigley, Deputy District Grand Master (Scottish), and Worship. ful Brother L. C. F. Bellamy (English), Then came the officers of the two Dix- trict Grand Lodges, followed by mem- hers of ather Lodges.

The Call to Worship and prayer of 'Invocation and Confession were said by Mr Mackenzie Dow and the Lesson, taken from Pzalm 39, was rend by Mr Sandbach.

In the course of the prayer of Thanksgiving and Intercession, Mr Sandbach recalled that the day was. Anzac Sunday and prayers were offer- ed for Australian, New Zealand and Empire soldlors só bravely fighting in Greece.

"Mr Mackenzie Dow delivered a ser..... mon, the text of which was inken from St Paul'a Epistle to the Colossians,- "Whatsoever you do, do it in the name of the Lord."

Ald......Yor... Schools. More than ten Chinese schools in. Hongkong will re- ceive subsidies from "the Overseas Affairs Commission of the National Government during the current year, They include. Fong Lam College, Mul Fong College, Young Chung - Girls!- School, Chung - Wah "School,· Kwong Wah College, Wah Kiu School and Wals "Nam 'College.

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The Overseas Affairs Commission, #appropriatos 'lavery year certain rims as subsidies for wall-operated. Chinese schools in Hörigkong, Macao' and Bouth Boa reglans with the view to promoting overseas' Chinese education, «Hva

Carolinty appropriated this year' lined)ta, be; between -830,000/and;

ell known in the

Miss Gloria Joyce Yee, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Yee of Australia, became the bride of Me÷Herbert Otto Kees lilli webkit Colony--- She has won the Hongkon long time has appeared at MEÜRMƏNİ

or no effort to return Taui's drop-

shole, and it was" generally believed Nightsoll Coolies Proient, Carrying Only one seven was recorded, and that he was conserving his strength several banners bearing the words that was by R. Duncan's rink in the.. for the remaining sets. I was not "Restore our livelihood" and "Give us First Division.

so, however, His strength was being back our century-old jobs," some 200

gradually sapped, and his weak returns nightsoil coolles, mostly women, march. The new system of point scoring were killed. The last two sets were cd from Blake Gardens to the Post was Introduced and is as follows: Two Indeed a pitiable slaughter, but the Office Building this afternoon for the points for a win on aggregate of shots glory of having fought a great bottle purpose of petitioning the Urban Coun- and one point for each winning rink. against a much younger adversary cll to have the new scheme--whereby A draw halves the points. should offset any adverso-criticism. Government takes over control of the

removal-cancelled.

Silver Wedding. Mr N. "Green-

Teul played one of his best games in The petitioners wore accompanied wood, Resident Naval Officer at

recent years. He did not feel sure of himself in the opening set but as his by members of the Police Emergency Stonecutters, and Mrs Greenwood, Wedding and, while they squatted celebrated their Silver drop-shots and hard drives were slowly Squad, wearing down his opponent, he began under the verandah on the Prays, anniversary at "The Wattles," Stone- to gain a measure of confidence. He some of them weeping and walling, cutters, to-day, when a large num

civilian friends was, however, completely mastered in a deputation of six, including four ber of Naval and the first set although it went to 12 women, went up to the Urban Coun gathered to offer their congratula-

Mr W. J. Carrie, games, but he was the undisputed IL The Hon. dictator from the later stages of the Chairman of the Council, being away lions. second stanza. He placed the ball an sick leave, they saw Mr E B. where he wanted, knowing with cer- Teesdale, tainty that the return would be a weak who declined to give a statement to gow, Scotland, Mrs Greenwood be one to be killed. Tsul revealed some the Press afterwards, saying that being. Miss Crayk. She was born near the Queen's home. at Glamis Castlei of his most deadly form in the third had no authority to do so.

Mr Greenwood has been connected

and fourth sole,

Administrative Assistant,

They were married at Port Glas-

It was learned from another source, with Naval wireless for 30 years. however, that what the petitioners

The first two sols were duals of wanted was to have the new scheme The couple have two sona now

court-craft, In which, both players ex- ploited their bag of tricks, Sirdar cancelled, falling which they wanted serving in H. M. Navy.

Now J. PL. The following have mixed his shots extremely well and it delayed unili at least after the war. The reply they received was that the when he received an opening he crash Urban Council was responsible only been appointed Omelal Justices of ed over such a fast winner that the for the carrying, out of the scheme, the Pence,

eye could hardly follow. Leading 6-4

in the first sat he missed chance to April Rainfall, Some Iden of the Mesara D. J. N. Anderson, F. E. EN clinch it. Taul Jovelled but Sirdar out heavy rainfall experienced during Booker, G. T, Lowry, J. P. Penne- positioned him to take the next two Aprli can be obtained from the figures father-Evans, J. F. W. Shaftain,: Dr. Kamer.for, set,

recorded at the Hongkong: Botanic Dean A. Smith and Dr S, Tomlinson. Gardens. The total for the month was

The following have been appointed \*j*Rum/ahn.quickly ran into a 3-1 load 1030 Inches, rain, measured on fifteen

In the second set and in the fifth game days, with two dry periods, at the be- Unofficial Justicos of the Peace: ledi 40-love on his own service. Taut ginning and middle of the month Messrs S, V. Boxer, L. Forster, P *truggled gallantly to level and suc- From April 20 onwards it was a very

ceeded or wall that he took the game wet, period. During the three days Cockchin Dr allar two deucer: Had" Birdare taken April El and 23, the measurement en Mesars MAP günk zame a dinerent story might, per- each day "wat Krespectively,; 131:1,04, Lee "^1 ~ för. a. -—- chave been writing kaml: watot

from AAST Friggatkinan dennitely not sure of himmelt jij 713 23), to 239 tharfall war 80:Inatits and Smalley

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