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ONE OF THES TROUBADOURS.
HONGKONG PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY.
An Excellent Concert.
If an illustration were needed of the musical capabilities Mr Douman Fallor, F.R.C.O., L.R. A.M., it was .givers last night at the concert promoted by the Hongkong Philharmonic Society. There he appeared in the triple role of composer, conductor, and executant. As the musicnt head of the Society Mr Fuller has aszar pared buncelf in training the forces at his command in a most thorough going manner, and the obvious delight of the audience was at much an acknowledgement of his
success in this direction as it was a com- pliment to the taste displayed in the selec tion of such a capital programme.
Altogether, including the orchestra, there were about 80 performers, and the massed work was, on the whole, sriep, bright, and polished. That there were occasionally de- partures from this happy state no critic will deny, but when this was the caseit was more there it of enthusinan Gan the outcome of wrong musical conception. In the choral work the parts were not too well balanced, there being the customary happening in such societies of the base and of soprano over-weighting the other sections in point of number. But a fairly good equality of tone was produced, except in the opening itom, the unaccompanied part-song Old Neptune," (A. Gaul), in which the in- equality of parte was apparent. Later, however, the chorus covered itself with glory by the magnificent manner in which the other numbers were given. With
an orchestral accompaniment written by Mr Denman Fuller, they rendered in almost faultless style a choral stranga ment of Schubert's lovely song, "To Sylvia." This was probably the most
of enjoyable item the evening, while following close on it was the attractive and deverly conceived choral faulesŝa. by G. F. Vincent, introducing ten old English sire. These two numbers were all that could be desired, and thoroughly deserved the marks of approciation which their rendering earned."
The purely orchestral items were charm- ingly given, both being drawn from the same zonroe-Elgar. The first was a Chanson de Matin, the delightful harmony of which was beautifully interpreted, while the Chaus BOE de Nuit, with its equally fascinating melody, was also most sympathetically handled. There was a farther call made on Elgar's compositions when Mr Frank Grovo gave a vigorous rendering of the solo Britain, ask of thyself," with male-voice chorus and accompaniment for two pianos. It was an arduous task for the soloist to sustain the theme, but he did his part very wall. In this number some of the passages in the chorus wore rather forced.
Undoubtedly one of the daintiest and most satisfying items in the programine was Smsct's charming arenado Lady rise." This was sung unsccompanied as s quartette by Mrs G. H. Edwards, Mrs Goldsmith, Mr G. H. Edwards, and Mr C. E . Beavis, whose voices blended admirably. The taste and expression used in the translation of this number was beyond reproach, and the audience would not rest content until it was repeated. Another enjoyable experience we provided by the rendering by Mrs E. G. Barratt of two songs written by Mr Denman Fuller, and which were bracketed together. These were "My love for you
and
The dawn of joy," both being from a recently published sang cpale and or chestrated by the composer for. Friday's oncert. Both were of undoubted musical merit, and were splendidly sung by Mra Barrett, who is the possessor of a voice of considerable range and fexibility. She was recalled for her rendering of the Latter, which she very kindly repeated.
The only other items in the programme woep a couple of numbers for two pianos, jju which Mes Grose and Mr Denman Faller were associated These were a Fantaisie by Garlitt, and a Scherzo Capriccioso by Guilmant, Both were beautifully given, the executants playing together in full aysapally and true artistic
In was a gratifying circumstance that, in spite of the inclement weather, St. George's Hall, where the concert took place, was BICeedingly well #Lod!;
The accompanist was Miss Brotherton Harker, and tie chorus was composed of Sopranos: Mrs E. G. Barrett, Mr Bellamy Frown, Mis Braidwood, Mrs R. Chapman,
Joe Milan Hance, Mrs Hosplay, Mhis Do Humphreys, Miss V. Humphreys, Het Jacks Bm Main, Mi Nioliobon, 175 A Rights, Mrs Mortos Emith, Mr Lounge kito. Mrs Aitken, Mri Donly, Mita Doyley, Mrs Hz Riaketa Mies Tenant
Mr A. S. Kempthorne, Mr W. W. Mat- thews, Bir A. L. Nair, Mr S. F. Ricketta, M: J. W. White; Bassos: Mr W. Arm strong, Mr E. G. Barrett, Mr C. E. H. Beavis, Mr F. A. Biden, Mr A. N. Clothier, Mr S. G. Fonton, Mr F. L Gelsthorpe, Mr E. A. G. May, Mr J. MeHutchon, Mr G. Morton Smith, MrR.C. Walker, Mr A. E. Wright, Mr J. A. Young.
First Violins: Captain Beasley, R. G. A., The orchestra was constituted thus: Bandaman Cornelis, Mr T. Gonzales, Mr H. F. Hickman, Band Sergt. Weller; Second Duffey, Lauce-Corp. McQuade, Mr J. M. 5. Violins: Mr G. G. Catchick, Bandeman Rosario; Viola: Bandsman Tester; Celli: Me F. Grow Mr. G. Koeng Double H. Cmalord; Obue: Mr W. Anderson; Bas Bandemon Willis; Flute: Mr F. Clarionet: Mr A S. Tuxford; Bassoon: Bandaman Whitehead; Horas: Lance) Corp. Mills, Bandeman Spencer,
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CHURCH SERVICES,
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1903,
St. John's Cathedral
م
IST BUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY.
Holy Communion (7.30 a.m.)
Matins (14 h.m.)
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Palms, of the 10th morning: Te Daum, Lawee, Cooke, Hopkins'; Be. nedictus, Langdon; Hymns, 78, 178, (Pt. 2) and 172.
Evensong (5,48 p.m.) Fall Choir). Responses, Festival i Pasima, of the 10th evening; Magnificat and Nona Di. mittis, Barnby in E; Anthou “ An panta the hart," Spohr: Hymns, 80 And 228. Barenfold Aman. Volun. tary, Pamsonglia, Back,
N.B.Phalia L5 Vorsen 1, 9, 7. 8 in unison; Psalm 54, Verses 1, 4, 6 jo unijos; Psalm 5b, Turses 1, 0, 0, 14, 10, 17, 20 23 and G. P. in unison,
UNION CHURCH.
Kennedy Road.
Special Prencher:-Rev. A. E. Claxton. 11 a.m-Worship. Hymns I, 207, 89, Psalm, 10 (St Bride), Anthem Lift ep your hands (Hopkins), Stainer's Amen,
4 p.m.-Bunday School.
6 pm-Worship, Hymns 361. 158, 257,
280, Pasim 82 (L. Bernard).
7 p.m.-Organ Bailtak Intermezzo (A. Holiina) Finala en forme d'overture (A. Hollina),
Fidday 8 pmChristian Badeavour So-
elety,
St Andrew's, Kowloon.
At St, Andrew's Church, Kowloon, to-morrow 1First Sunday after the Epiphany) the Holy Communion will he administered at 8 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. (attend. ed, weather pemitting, by the Charch Parada party of 'H' Co." The Buffs.") Sunday School at 3 p.m.; Evening Prayer and Sermon at 6 pm. The Offectories will be in aid of the Church Maintenance Fond. Barvices on Sundays:— Holy Communion st
11
30
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Doon (1st and 5th Sundays of month). At 8 m. (2nd and 4th
Sundaya of month),
Morning prayer and somon at 11 am.
at p.in. (3rd Sundays). Kvaning prayer and sermon - 6 p.m. Shortened Evening Service (with address On Wednesdays inne
PREMYSLAV
(Violin Virtuoso)
OF
European Fame.
Assisted by MRS COCHRANE at the Piano,
Plans at the
ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD.
Hongkong, January 9, 1869.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONGKONG.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice of Public Examinations.
No. 17 of 1909.
Be THOMAS ALEXANDER MITONELL of Victoris, in the Colony of Hong- kong, Master Mariner in eommard of the s.e. Faaksang belonging to the Jodo Chlus Steam Navigation Coca- pany, Limited.
No. 30 of 1908.
Ke AHMET RUMJAEN of No, 12, Queen's Road Central, Victoria, aforesaid, Merchant.
NOTICE la hereby given that Monday, The 11th day of January, 1909, ab for the Fablic Exanization of the above 11 o'clock in the forenoon, has been fixed named Debtors at the Supreme Court Dated this 8th day of January, 1905.
G. H. WAKEMAN,
Official Recriver;
or reading) at 6 p.m. followed by Congregational Chcfì Practice at 6.40 Ohildren's Services, monthly, on 3rd Son-4k
p.m.
Sunday School on all other Soudaya at S ̄ ̄ ̄daysTMak ̄S ̄pan, followed by Holy Baptism (when necessary) at 4 Jun
p.m. except dering the summer months.
St. Peter's Church, Queen's Road
West.
IST SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANT. Holy Commanten (7.30 a.m.) Morning Prayer 11 a..
Yenite, Farrant; Psalme, Elvey etc. Te Deum, Woodward; Bansdintas, Barnby; Hymns, 87, 88, 618, 537; Kyrls.
Holy Communion 12.15.
Evening Prayer B.80.
Nuno
| Gloria ||| Magníftat,· · Roblason
Dimittis, Alcock; Hymns, 89, 281, 848, 20.
The Church launch Dayspring," will all do ships carrying white crew to bring friends here to the services between 9.15 and 10.90 a.m. and between
5.15 and 6 p.m. (Kowloon Follos Pier 19.30 and 6), returning afterwards. All the sittings are free and unappropriated, Visitors welcome, Books &o., provided.
Sunday School 10-10.45 m.
Peak Church.
Holy Communion 3—–8 am.
German Chapel (Deutsche
Kapalle) Highstr. 1. German Service at 11 a.m. Pastor Johan
es Mallez,
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Arsenal Street.
3. p.m.- Pieseant Sunday afternoon. 8p.m.--Gospel Song Service.
Wesleyan Naval and Military Church, Wanchai. Morning Service sú 10.15. Ironing Sarrica at 5.
Deutsche Kiroho, Cottondionet :-am 11 Uhr. in Bethead
Kapelle, Caine Rosă.
Christian Science Services.
ZEYLAND £ MEIT, Sundays: 11.15 a.. Wednesdays :---5.30 p.m.
St Joseph's Church. Mase, Sermon (English) and Benediction
at 10a.m.
Rosary Church, Kowloom. la future there will be two Divine Services In the Rosary Church, Kowloon, on Sundays and Obligation days First
Mass at 7.m., Second Mana at 9. followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
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«January, B. Prinz Sigismund, for Kabe,
January 9. Mongolia, for Shanghai and San Francisco. Amays, for Europe, &c. Minnesota. for Shanghai and Seattle. Rubi for Manila. Deucalion. for Shanghal. dmara, for Capson. Kalean for Shangbai,
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1909,
Parcels will be received at this Office until 4 p.m..the day before sailing. The contenta and value of all packages ara required.
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Huimun, for Swatow.
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Fur Arsye, for London, e, Mr and Mrs Humphries, Mr and Mrs J. R. JA Por Kiona Ping, at 9 am, on Sunday, Calder and child, Mr and Mrs Keiler, Me
the 10th Jan.
-For SWATCW-
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10th Jan,
For SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE
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Noon,
STEAMERS PASSED SUEZ CANAT
December 22, Braemar, Malla, Blamutrich Ville de la Ciolat, Ghraste
December 29, Inverclyde Rendleuch Keemun, Polynesien, Saxonia, Seneysvrbia, Kintuck Paling. Tamba Mara
January 1, 1969, Nore, Eama, Oolombo Maru, Patrachus
January 5, Norinon Prince, Formerta, Wray Castle, Banglon, Bombay Maru, Canton, Oapack, Polyphemus, Langbank.
January 8, Goshen, Indrama, Hakata Maru, Inaba Haru, Prinz Bogent Lud- pold, Prometheus,
ARRIVALS AT HOME. January 8, insuck, Shime
STEAMER MOVEMENTS,
The C.P. R. Co.'s .. Empress of India left Yokohama at kioon on Sunday, the 27th Dde for Victoria and Vendor ver. The O. P. R. Co.'s 6.0, Empress of China left Vancoever on Saturday, the End Jancary,
Expected The Indo-China S. N. Co.'s & Aumaang from Calcatta and the Etralts, left Singapore for this port on the 5th January, at 11 am
The N. Y. K... dua Maru (European Line) left Singapore for this port on the 6th January, and is expected here on the 11th January, on
Tho N. Y. K... Tango Marit (American Line) left Shanghai for this port on the 8th January, and I expected here on the 11th January.
The N. Y. K. Cylon Mara (Bombay
Zine) left
May for this port on the 7th January, and in expected here on the 12th January,
The H. A. L. se. Andalusia left. Siugs- pore on 6th January, at a.m, and may be expected here, on 19th Jan,
...
The F. & A. 6.8, Arabia sited from Mojt on the morning of January 7th, be tween 6 and 8 am, and this will make her due st this port on the morn- ing of January 12th, instead of the 13th,
The N. I. E sa Karsama Mari Hon
bay Line) lelt Bombay for this port via Singapore on the 29th December, and is expected here on the 36th 7. The Java-China Japan Idja em. Timahi left Macaseir for this port on 3rd January, at 8., and may be ex pected here on or about the 14th Jan. and will sail for Amory and on the 16th January, bal The N. Y. Kiss. Moyori Mora (Bombay
Line) laft Bombay for this pore vis Singapore on the 7th Jaebery, and s. Adato left Seattle, for Hongkong- expected here on the 28th January,
vis Japanese ports on the 24th Deo. E & A steamer Barfars from Sydney, &a, left Fort Darsin on the Slat Dec for Timor, Marls and this port
The
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FROM MIDDLESBRO ANTWERP LONDON AND STRAITS,
NONSIGNEES of Cargo ni bereby in.
Per Manchuria, for San Franciges, de.. MeCaboch, Miss Irene K. Dickem. Mish Mr Oba O Coben and child, Mrs R. B
Ada T. Rhodes, Mra FF Wilaht, Mrs The CHiebrand and child, Mr 0, 0. Scott,
ES pm, on Monday, the Mr and Mrs J B. Scott and maid, Mora
W. C. Smith, J., Kors P. H Moore, For PAKHOI & HAIPHONG.R. E. Moore, Cecil Brown, G. J. Cribbs,
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For Cathil. 119 m od Tassday, the F. M. Odwell, O. P. Spencer Smith, A The B
Head Christianren, Joseph, Lippert, Air and Hrs. Fisher Me and Mrs FW. Wondly Valpy, Homes H. 1. Baggerly. W. Burns, A Expected J. Bi, F. Biharts, Williams, H. The Imp Helcmuller, R. McArdle, J. Onitis, 0.
12th Jan v For SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW.
Per Baishing at 11 a.mu, ou Tuesday, **** the 19th Janu For SANDAKAN......
landed at their risk info the hazardous the Lith deas an
formed that all Goode stoo For Navng at 11 am, on Tuesday Barney, H. Donzig, verau Dolosaur and/or extra hasardone GODOWES of sochy
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Q. Hilcebrand, and Mr Shamizuky. S
And Mrs. J. N. Anderson and obild. Miss
Par Capri, as II a.m.. on Tuesday; the Ide Thompres, Res J. H. Eyam Mr HUN
and Afro by R.
the Handzone and KowLOOK WEARS and TO SINGAPORE, PENANG & ROM-Fer Minnesota. for Seattle, ou, Rər. GODOWN CO., Lanze, whence and or from the wharvas delivery may be obtainɔd. No Ulime will be admitted after the Gloods hava foft the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 16th January, 1909, will be Fubject to rents
All Claims against the Stease must be presented to the Underagued on or before |the 23rd January, 1909, or they will not be les
recognised
All: broxen, obafed, und damaged Goods Taft la this Godowas; where they
mined on the 16th snap
3 pm on Toneday, the T. Basty Me F. B00
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