David's Society in a golf match played at the Hungjao Golf Club on Sunday by a score of 10% points to 8%. Conditions were good, though the course was slightly slow owing to the recent rains. In the singles, played in the morning, the St. Patrick's Society established a long lead, which the St. David's Society, though doing better, were unable to overcome during the afternoon.
The scores follow:—
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He already has signed a contract with the company, he says, and feels that he cannot abrogate it. He also is more interested in his future H. F. Pry-theron 0
G. P. Butt-oe security than in winning tennis laurels.
A. J. Evans 0
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