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INTIMATIONES
NEW SHIPMENT
OF
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRBBS, MONDAY, MARCH 27TH, 2018
VICTOR VICTROLAS
-
AND
VICTOR RECORDS
RECEIVED BY THE
S.S. ARAKAN,"
INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST SUCCESSĖS.
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
CHALLENGE SHIELD FINAL
KONGKONG 3.0. WIN THE TROPHY,
For the third time since the inaugura- tion of the Competition the Hongkong Football Club obtained possession of the Shield by defeating the Royal Engineers after a typical cup-tie contest by a goal to love on Saturday. The Club had pre- viously won the trophy in 1809 and 1908. In the final Last season the R.E, defeated the Club after a drawn game by two goals to wil.
This season the Club bave displayed somewhat erratic form, but it is generally: accepted that when they are on their best behaviour they are the superior of any other eleven in the Colony. There was some amount of anxiety on the part of the Club supporters as to how their favourites would shape, but the majority were quietly optimistic. There was the usual crowd of
HONGKONG CO. TENNIS
TOURNAMENT.
The following are the results of games; played on Saturday *---
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES,
TRADE OF HONGKONG. REVOLUTIONARY INFLUENCE..
The following statistics have been taken from the fortnightly price current and market report of the Hongkong General
Rey, C. L, Cooper-Hunt beat V. Yvano Chamber of Commerce; viteh, 6-3, 0-1, 6-0.
HANDICAP SINGLES “ A.”
E. Abraham (rec. 4-6) beat A. H. Crook (rec, 15-1), 4-6, 8-7, 6-3,
HANDICAP SINGLES. “É,”-
OPIUM,
214 Benares, 280 Malwa, and 60 Persian Stocks on March 23rd were 390 Patna, and Turkish The exports during the interval have been 4 Malwa and 28 Persian H. E. Muriel (owin 15-3) boat J. A. and Turkish, In uncertified Benga! Ridgway (rea 4-0), 7-5, 6-3,
HANDICAP DOUBLES,
P. P. J. Wodehouse mid R. O. Hutchi- son (rec, 18) beat R. P, Thursfeld and P. S. Leigh-Bonnet (rec. 2-6), 6-3, 0-4.
H. C. Sandford and L. N. Murphy (ser.) beat C. Stark and A. Whitmarsh (owe 1-6), 6-2, 7-5,
PROFESSIONAL PAIRS.
opium the stocks on March 23rd were 155 Patus and 76 Benares. Nine chests of Patas and 26 of Benares were boiled by Government monopoly.
EXPORTS.
INTIMATIONG
8% MILITARY LOAN. REDEMPTION OF BONDS DRAWN AT. SECOND DRAWING. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN te th
Public that at the Second Drawing. for Repayment of the Eight Per Cent 1916, 31,160,000 worth of Bonds have beon. Military Loan Bends held on February 20th, drawn which amount constitutes one-fifth of the Bonds recognised by this Ministry.
In
Numbers of Drawn Bonds will soon be published in the Government Gazelle and ather newspapers. Repayment of Bonds in Singapore, Batavia and the Philippine lelands. be made by the Branch Offices of the HONGKONG & SHANGHAL BANKING CORPORA- TION at these places. During the lasy fortnight about 1,400 will be made by the CHUNGHWA GUILD; Cube, repayments- bales of Feathers have been shipped to in Tokohama by the CHINZHE CONSULATE London. There is nothing doing in Ginger GENERAL; in Kiangsi by the KIANOSI BANK, and no business in Galangal, A small in Fakien by the BANK OF CHINA; in Peking business is passing in Cassin Oil, but by the BANK OF CHINA. Besides the above Hamilton beat R. P. Thursfeld and L. NO.
Lieut-General Crisp and Lieut, O. R. there is nothing doing in Star Aniseed cases, Repayments of Drawa Bonds will The same remarks apply to Star generally be made by the BANK OF CHINA Murphy, 6-1, 6-3.
Aniseed. There is no change in the con-Shanghai, Drawn Bonds when presented dition of Ground Nus; owing to the must be accompanied by all remaining trouble in Kwangsi no firm offers are to coupons, as all such Bouds are not entitled to any further interest after the payment of The Yunnan tin market is
the Eighth Coupon. Ifall remaining coupons. but buyers aro speculating and the prices presented together with the Drawn Bands, oro advancing. There is nothing doing then the total amount represented by these in Saigon Cessin. The Gall Nuts riarkot is
Coupons shall be deducted from the principal to be repaid. Drawn Bonds must be presented for repayment within five years from the date of Second Drawing, after which period of five- years such Bonde shall become null and void.
MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP,
Mrs, Wilkinson and B. H. Dodwell (webe had
3-0) 6-4.4-6, 0-4.
Beveral thousands in the stand and around 4-6) beat Capt, and Mrs Hammond. (owe strong. There is no stock of Quicksilver, (beginning with the ninth coupon) are not
the ropes, and it was noticeable that the appreciation of the spectators was distri bated very impartially. The Club were
S. MOUTRIE & CO., LTD. undoubtedly exceedingly populer winners,
Hongkong, 25th March, 1916.
TO LET AT THE PEAK,
YOUR-ROOMED FURNISHED
TO LET.
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and the Engineers themselves could not very well grudge them their hard-en rood honours. The civilians were the better of the two combinations, though the balance of superiority tay largely in the defence. Without disparaging for a moment the very
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
The following games are down to be strong, Bristles are also strong. played this afternoon :---
CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES, A. H. Crock r. H. A. Nisbet.
HANDICAP DOUBLES,
Capt, Hammond and 3. W. Franke (rec. 4-6). Dr. Lindsay Woods and E. Abraham (roc. 1-8)
Lient, Hamilton and Rey, C. L. Cooper Hill (rec, 2-6).
IMPORTS.
HOUSE, from 1st May, for six months. *plendid set of OFFICE ROOMS on the excellent endeavours of the Clubmen's | Hunt (owe 15) 2. C. B. Johnson and T. 1993/107. No. 128 nt 896/110. No, 16 at
No. 67, MOUNT KELLET. Very cheap to saitable tenant.
Apply-
BES, PERCY SMITH, SETH &
FLEMING. Hongkong, 24th March, 1818.
TO LET.
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NO.4. DES YEUX ROAD CENTRAL,
First Floor,
"No. 5, ROBIL BON ROAD, "STONE HENGE." DWELLING HOUSES contain ing Five Home and Osthouses,
Apply to
DAVID SASSOON & Co., LTD. [415 Hongkong, 15th March, 1916.
TO LET.
No. 1, TOGO TERRACE, Kennedy Road,
Apply
· LI FUK TSAU, Care of Mesars. WILKINSON & GRIST,
9, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, 1st March, 1916.
TO LET.
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NEERAGE Natha
JEWLY-BUILT FLATS, in SAIFEE
Road, Also,
SIMILAR FLATS in Jordan Road, Kowloon.
Renta very moderate.
Electric Light and Gas installed.
Apply to
KATAMALLY & Co., 6, D'Aguilar Street.
Hongkong, las Merch, 1916.
TO LET.
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V
"Fixxi. Floor of No. 10, Des Vonx Boad Central (above the Robinson Piano Co.), comprising Three Large and Twe Small Rooms with Outhouses and: Berrants' Quarters. The Premises are being thoroughly repaired and renovated. Centrally located in the vicinity of the Banks and Bhipping Ofoes. moderate.
Apply to
OFFICES at 2, Connsught Road.
Rent
OFFICES in King's Buildings. OFFICES in Des Voeux Road Centrsi.
CLIFTON HOUSES In
GARDENS Conduit Road,
NEW HOUSES in Broadwood Terrace, HOUSER «f the Peak.
front rank, there can be no doubt that the Club's brilliant balves and backs were re- sponsible more than the other sections for the result achieved,
It was u balf-bock's game right through. with the ball occasionally wing through
PROFESSIONAL PAIRS,
After a short period of activity the demand for Cotton Yarn fell off and we close quiet. The Province of Kwangsi has declared against the Monarchy and it in reported thing trouble is brewing in Canton. For these reasons the dealers are holding off and deliveries are materially affected Quotations are:-No. 10s at
898/123. No, 20s at 8103/144. Arrivals 2,500 ha'es. Sales 2,000 bales.. Shipments Unsold stock 44,000 bales 1,500,
Bar- J. Morrison . W. J. Hodge.
F. A Redmond and K Brayshay r. W gains 14,000 bales. All Woollen business.
is at a standstill owing to the political situation. Clearances have fallen away to vanishing point. As to Meals, with the exception of business in nails at about $18.00 a keg, there is very lile tu be re- ported. Locally prices are steady, Large arrivals of bars and nails do not seem to have affected the market to any great vory careful treatment, Erentually the extent. Quotations for future business Engineers bustled about to more pur- remain firms. It is difficult to obtain pose, and the
animus prices at all except for Augus', Septem the Sappers ber October shipment. Nothing is doing were full of incident. straining every effort to make a draw. McCubbin robbed Townsend cleverly when a forward movement was becoming ominous, and a few seconds later, as the result of free kick, the Club defenders experienced a trying ordent in the goa ares, which was The American flour market is unchanged terminated by Boff shooting just over the and there is no business. Australian market: bar. A couple of minutes from time the Unchanged and a few small sales report- Club supporters had a severe shock. Buffed. Local market: Clearances are small suddenly romped away down the touch-line, and prices about the same as last reported. and centred squarely from the corner-post to White, who was standing unmarked Quotations American Patent 84; Aue almost under the bar. The latter took the Cut Off 83.40; American Straight, ball with his head, and to the indescribable $3.35; Shanghai flour, 83 and 3.05. relief of the Clubmen sent over the bar. Time was greeted with hearty cheers for the winners,
last ten
"MOW_FUNG & Co,
custodian. had a very lonely time. His 10, Des Voeux Road Central. to the bucks abunst well clear, and the vis-a-vis, on the contrary, was never given Hongkong, 18th February, 1918. [30s
Cubmen's trio played wonderfully, Rail-uch rest and a long, dropping shot from ton took all risks light-heartedly, and his StewartStewart's speciality required TO LEZ.
sharp, short rushes and fine determined Lackling almost held up White and Pearce, He has a remarkably quick eye, and re- covers astonishingly rapidly. A forward who, perchance, had beaten him, would find him bock to oppose him in a disconcertingly short space. Stewart was always whore the fray was thickest and emerged from count. less struggles with credit to himself and benefit to his side. He has never played more effectively. Chassels, the embodiment of cleverness and meatuess, completed a realy accomplished intermediate line Black and McCubbin at back were ever ready to save the situation when the first line of defence had been pierked, both kick- ing with much power and cleanness,
No 1, MORETON TERRAGE, Chaseway Bay,
GODOWNS, ai Wanobai. Nos. 1, 3 and 2, WEST END TERRACE CANTON, Apply
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST MENT & AGENCY CO., LTD. Hongkong, 4th November 1815.
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TO LIT. WO ROOMED-FLATS in Nathan Road, TWO
Kowloon. THREE-BOOMED FLATS in Humphany's Baildings, Kowloon.
OFFICES, Duddell Esdecker & Co Flats specially designed to socommodate thres
Apply
of Messrs.
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY Co., LTD. Hongkong, 17th February, 1016.
TO LET.
(235
TO. 11, GAGE STREET, immediate possen-
No son
Apply to-
J. VINCENT BRAGA, Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
[100 Hongkong, 18th November, 1915.
HOUSE
A Kowlook
TO LET.
In Knutsford Terraco
APE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-
MENT & AGENCY Co., LTD. Hongkong, 24th October, 1915.
TO LET.
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DAVENSHILL EAST, Park Road,
Wing & Rooms, & fath Rooms,
Servants' Quarters, &. Vasant is November.
Apply-
DEACON, LOOKER. DEACON & HARSTON
Hongkong, 19th October, 1915.
GODOWN,
TO LET.
From 1st March,
JODOWN, No. 8, Duddal) Street, Apply
(90
A. B. AVASIA,
Care of E. PABANNY, -
No. 1, Daddell Street Hongkong, Snd Fodruary, 1815. [03
TO LET.
NO. & MOUNTAIN VIEW, PEAR.
4-ROOMED FLAT to let at the PEAK KELLETT CREST, 66, PEAK, ·· No. 141, WANCEAI ROAD, Large, and Spacious Godown.
SHORNCLIFFE," Garder Foed, to let Furnished, 6 Rooms,
GLENIFFEE," Hankow Road, Kowloon WOODBURY," No. 4, Hankow Road, Kowloon, from 1st May, 1916,
No. 26, SHELLEY STREET.
No. 26, SEYMOUR ROAD, WOODLANDS VILLA WEST.
"GLENSHIEL," No. 141, Plantation Road, Peak, from lat November, 1915,
*HARTING,” Austin Kond, Kowloon, "ROSENEATH, " 2, Hankow itd., Kowloon No. 6, BELILIOS TERRACE No. 26, BELILIOS TERRACE, with entrance on Conduit Road,
ONE GODOWN, No. 8 Burrows Street, Wanghai.
TWO GODOWNS. Duddell Streek. No. 2 DES VŒUI VILLAS, 51, Pax (Unfurnished).
No.68, Tan Pax (6 CAMERON VILLAS, Arply to LINSTEAD & DAVIS
Srd Finer, Alasandrs Buildings. -Hong" org, 27th March, 1916.
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GODOWNS FOR SALE
́OS. 128 and 127, WANCHAI ROAD.
Apply to
NOS
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.,
Liquidators, REUTER, BROCKELMANN & Co. Hongkong, 18th March, 1916. [424
FOR BALE. DICHMOND HOUSE, No. 145, Barker IV Road,
Also, "DUNOTTAR," No. 81, Aberdeen Road. HASTINGS & HASTINGS, Solicitors. hongkong, 3rd March, 1916. [371
PUBLIC AUCTION,
gineors' goal underwent three separate narrow escapes from downfall. In each of
PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES AND MEDALS.
Yellow Metal. There are no stocks of Sundries. Owing to the unsteadiness of the freight market there is no coal for sale. The Sugar market shows an improve- ment. Saltpetre shows no change.
HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS
CORPS ORDERS BY LT-COL, A, CHAPMAN V.D.
JOINED:
1.-Gunner R. J. Dunlev, joined the Corps on 24 March, 1916, is allotted Corps No. 1984 and is posted to No. 2 Section Artillery Battery
FARADES. 2.-Parades for today,
17.00 am and 5.30 p.m. Members of Siganling Section and other Signal- lers, ns detailed in Signalling Sec- ton Orded dated 8th December, 1918-Morse flag and Morse lamp practice at Headquarters.
5.20 p.m. No. 2 Section Scouts Co.
(all members)-M. G. instruction at Headquarters
DETAIL, 3.-Ou daty until 31st inst.-H. K.V.R.
G. E. STEWART, Capt.,
Adjutant, H.K.V,C. HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE.
ORDERLY INSPECTOR.
27 h.-Inspector Silva Netto,
ROUTE MARCH.
Square at 6.30 p.n, on Friday, March 31st, for Route March through Cen tral Police District.. Cuiform with Helmets,
MOUNTED PATROLS, Trooper Keiphs will do Crderly duty for. week commencing Monday, March 27th,
PARADES CENTRAL 3.30 P.M.
List of Numbers of 8 per cent, Military Bonds Draws at the Second Drawing held on February 20th, 1916-
NUMBERS OF 81000 BONDS: -
5
8) 72
Bg"
75 78 81
94
128
120
134
135
200
260 201
.301
331
324
· 320
342
371 374-
343 370
376
466
473
3001
3005 3010 3010 3063
3901
4044
4128 4159 4907 4233 4950
4263
4324 -11706 11760 11786.
4326
4284 4314 4317 4329 10479 10500 11701 11868-11891 11822 11948 12165 12191 12548, 19574 12002 12028 12764 12790 12845 12871 12953 12979 13464 13488 13514 13538 13599 13698 13064. 13689 13898 13699.
60
1544
6562
7852
11188
NUMBERS OF $100 BONDS-
124 1393 1444 1476 1:27 1583 1665 169 1759 1789 1976 2006 2123 $309 2330 7059 -7089 9001 9209 11994
13100 13385 13491 13532
2153 2947
2277
6502
6997 7027
7682 9531
3535.
11361
11459
12318 12421
1300413170-
-18292 18329
11672
13562 13758-13730:
16428 10534 18830 18200 18395 18506 18888 18038 10182 10999 20145 20251 21643 21749 21857 31963 22499 22606 22820 22926 23248 23354 31854 31860 29050 39165 38380 39593 30701 39807,
19501 18504
40404
51685
52064
.63105 55454
NUMBERS OF 10 BONDS:- 1233 1992 8533 959% 8973 10500 10623 10744 11843
11961
12023 1214 12331 12391 12514 12574 12041 15001 13124 13164 13368 1428 13490 13550 14030 14009 14893 14953 15015 15075 13381 15441 18501 18732 19164 19174. 18258 19307 · 19491 10403 47885 48264 43025 5282 53204: 54345 BITRA 59525 53904 63845 64224 64606 84981 €9885 67264 68035 68404 69545, 60924. A-47905 X47911 447801 A47847 50434 A50475- 150601 A50617 A50577 50700 a51201 A$1235. A51454 A51571 A52031 52089 162499, 402886 A03253 A63644 a64409 03172 A83555 105936 NUMBERS OF 95 BONDS:- 1526 2581 16326 16500 63101 03140 65309 63309 06638 67803 69478 70005 7106271680 74768 75235 76342 79860 78454 78081 9310 80037 84282. 84789. 91654 92131 92710 93237 93878 98405 97482 07989 99574 100101 109818 110147 181270 161799 162960 183919 164450 164970 228161 226191226901 926029 240230 240298 249320 249388: 249479 249508 249539 240358 240779 249808 249309 240898 249989 250018. 250049, 280078 250319. 250348. 250739 250768- 250790 250828 250079 251008 261069 951095 251189 251218 251747 251774 231803 251830 251887 1842 261071 231909,
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The presentation ceremony then took place at the stand. The Hon. Mr. David: The exchange opened briskly, the sold- LANDALE (President of the Hongkong F.C.), FOUR-HOOMED FLATS in May Road, with every modern convenience, including lers taking the ball well down into the home said it gave him pleasure at being able to English Bathe and Elichen Range Hot team's quarters. The Clubmen's defence winners of the Shield Cowpetition. The take that opportunity of congratulating the Water and Waker Carriage Syurkens) A few
seemed ill at ease, and there was some
spectators had watched a very good con- bachelors at reasonable rentals. Immediate nervong mis-kicking and ill-judgment that test, and, is inet, it was anybody's game right up to time." The Club had bad a Posion.
FOUR-ROOMED HOUSES in Gordon was not re-assuring. In a game like a Bual hard fight for the Shield. They had beaten Termon and Salisbury Avenue, Kowloon
for a trophy, where every movement is wat-
the Shropshires in the first round, then, in Apply to
the semi-final, a tenim from the Military HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANC ched exceedingly keenly by the partisans ather than the senior teams, and now the
Co., In
round the ropes, every little dip is magni-B.E. As th the players were either in the Alexanders Buildings
fied into a blunder because of the anxiety could not grudge them their game of foot- Volunteers or in the Regular Garrigou they. Hougtone, süth: Docomber, 1915
it produces, and the Clubmen's uneasinessball. The Shield Competition was started was reflected in the feelings of their sup football, and the trophy was then provided in 1897 for the purpose of encouraging porters. It was not long before they by members of the commanity of the threw off their nervousness, however, Colony who subscribed. He was afraid and ан
that the possessors at the present time of 80011 D3 they enmenged to
the original Shield (which has been stolen) play their natural game the progress did not get it by playing football-Caugh of play assumed quite a different aspect. ter)-but the Royal Engineers, who wore In a space of about five minutes the En-silver Shield that was being presented that For week commencing Monday, March the holders, had kindly replaced it by the afternoon. He hoped the Club would take great care of it, and not allow anyone to take it from their possession unless they these it was only the alertness of the keeper, bet them at football. (Applause.) The All ranks and units will parade at Statue ASAHI Rogers, thas provented a score. Following Runners up Cup had also gone on a stroll, some spirited tackling by Railton. Me
and he had been pleased to present another. for competition. (Applause.) If the mis Tavish was given the ball, and the lattering cup turned up again this one would be 371d drove in a powerful shot, which Rogers used by the Club for another competition,
caught beautifully and kicked clear.
(Applause) Chassels ovoked enthusiasta as the result of a fierce drive that passed across the goalmouth, but no forward was sufficiently well up to take the opportunity The same half stained hard over the bug just later,
-The Hox SECRETARY thanked the Ion, and Robinson was as putting in some good but no, showy work on the right. This Mr and Mrs. Landale for their presence spell of attacking was briefly broken by with them, and expressed the gratitud, of a running shot from Townsend, which went footballers generally for the handsome cup many yards over the bar. Returning to the presented by Mr. Landale attack, the Clubmen go througa come Mrs. Landale was presented with a bou- effective passing on the loft, Stalkerquet by Miss D, MAY, daughter of Master swinging across into the gualmouth. There Gunner May, and the ceremony conduded was no score at half-time,
with three cheers for the Hon. Mr. and Immediately on resuming the Clubman Mrs. Laudale. raced away and scored.. Chassels took the ball from the kick-off, fointed to the loft Comprising:-Largo solid tenkwood Bar straight in to Walker, who fastened on to disarmed Coxon, and then passed Furniture with bevelled mirrors, massive the ball and shot. Rogers was apparently teakwood overmantels, extra long gilt framed somewhat surprised, for he permitted a mirrors, teak wood library bookstands, leather shot that one must suppose, he would covered, and teak and cane arm-chairs, ordinarily have saved to trickle off his foot HONGKONG LEAGUE. DIVISION IL beds, dressing tables, washstands, chairs produced an enlivening effect on the Club-Division of the Hongkong League on number of bedroom suites, wardrobes, single
into the corner of the goal. This success a largo quantity of electro-plated ware by men, and obviously discouraged the sappers, Mappin & Webb, London (a lot of this is quite new and in original wrappers), table and it was especially from this point that Saturday and the lengthy programe is linen aud
of oxcellent Raрery
quality
now being wound up, Between the 89th- the civilians displayed a distives Rupe marked, some of which is new stock, de, dc.riority. Their attacks were accompanied Company (winners of the League) and tha
Chinese of the Lon Three good Bilal tables with all with via and vigour, Robinson and Walker there was a dogged contest. Tho. Chinese accessories, one of these tables is practically and frequently non-plussing the opposing tried hard to spoil the unbeaten remed "I new; grand Piano by Steinway. New York, defence. That brilliant, player Cogon war the Artillerymes bug failed, and the ruth and a lot of bowling alley requisites, Lawn giyen little room to take his kick at ease, Company won this, their last gam, by Tennis Gear, Ste.
while Richards fround his path frequently League team in the Colony,
2 goals to 1. They are the only unbeaten Da view from SATURDAY, the 25th,
impeded by Viveash or his partners. Catalogues will be issued.
Railton and Black got in some big kicking Trims:-Cash.
from the touch-line, and for quite a long The Shropshires Bond string found while the ball seemed to cover about little difficulty in accounting for the Can hotween the halfwPV Jina and the fusians, defeating the Chinese by four REalares, and Rodger, the Club or goals.
Tour by Pablic Auction, hy FLE Undersigned have received instruc- Order of the Trustees of the CLUB GERMANIA (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED), TO-DAY (MONDAY),
"L
the 27th March, 1916, commencing at 11 AM, to 12.45 FM., continus at 230 P., and following on at 10.45 AM on TUESDAY, within the premises of the CLUB GERMANIA, Kennedy Road, THE WHOLE OF THE
VALUABLE FURNITURE, ELECTRIC FANS, LIGHT AND GAS FITTINGS, GLASSWARE AND CROCKERY, ELECTRO-PLATE, BED AND TABLE LINEN,
dc.
HUGHES & HOUGH
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· Honghong, 24th March, 1916.
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and
to the Club Captain (J. F. Stalker) and Mrs. LANDALE then presented the Shield the silver cup to Corp), Coxen (Captain of the R., team), amid hearty cheurs the Club players, The gold medals were also distributed to
up for the Tobacco Fund, and the very During the game a collection was taken
Bdr. Edgeley collected $75.81, and Edr. satisfactory sum of $118.81 was realised. Hall $4
There were two games in the Socand
Monday March 27th Ambulance Re-
cruits. Tuesday, March 28th-Whole of No. 4.
ners,
•
Company and all Recruits of all Companies Chief Inspector Mason and Staff Inspector Mackenzie will Wednesday, March 29th-Maxim Gun- Gastend.
Thursday, March 30th-Whole of No: 4
Company and all Recruits of all Com panies and Ambulance,
HAND PRACTICE, Tuesday, March 28th, at 6.15 pm sharp. It is stated for general information that the Bandmaster and the Orchestra Conductor rank as Inspectors in the Police Reservė.
NO. 2 COMPANY. Chief Inspector d'Alanda, all Inspectors
and Sergeants, and 6 mon from each Platoon and 4 men each from the Band and the Orchestra are requested to meet the Deputy Superintendent of Police at Central at 5.30 pm on Wed- nesday, March 20th, to discuss the filling of recent vacancies in the N.C.O. ranks,
F C JENKIN,
D.S.P. (B).
It is proposed to disfranchise all Gor mans in Australis unless they prove that their naturalization is genuine Failure to make a full and csadid dec'aration of their nouition will involve forfeiture of the right to hold lend and other property,
DAI NIPPON BREWERY
BEER
CO. TOKIO
JAPAN
OBTAINABLE EVERYWBERE
SOLE AGENTS
MITSU BUSSAN KAISHA,
HONGKONG