Coming! Coming!
ISAKO'S CIRCUS
AT KOWLOON,
Chatham Road,
between Signal Hill and Holt's Wharf.
The largest Circus that ever
visited Hong
Kong.
80 Artistes
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11TH, 1926.
15
RACING: NOTES.
(BY RAFIER)_
Fanling Hint.
FOUR LINERS ARRIVE.
8,9. "PRESIDENT MCKINLEY,"
* MALWA,” ** MACEDONIA
AND CHANGTE".
PASSENGERS.
The Admiral Oriental liner, President
Mr. J. Russell of Taikoo Dock returned from Home.
Mr. V. G. Kerley, of the Hong Kong Electric Ca's staf returned from Home leave.
The Deputy Superintendent of Police, Mr. P. F. J. Wodehouse, CIE, return
leave at Home.
Mrs. H. Balcan, the wife of Dr. H. returned to Hong Kong from Home. Balean, the local medical practitioner,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Swan of Taikoo cama back to Hong Kong.
On Wednesday last. the meet, was at Patts' Bungalow at 3 o'clock under Alec MANY LOCAL RESIDENTS AMONG ed to the Colony after spending long Patte with Capt. Reidy and Lt. Cur. Fanshawe as whips. There was a fair crowd including Mr Paterson, Cal Comyn, Comdr. Broadley, and Lient Dangerfield. The bounds. drew REAT Souza's Bungalow and ran to Lok Ma Chop cross roads, on through Lowu Chimp down to the Samchun river where they were left nosing round the bank as the fox had apparently gone to his native
heath over the border.
To-day the meet is at Potts Bungalow at 3 o'clock and to-morrow at Sheung Shui Police Station at 5 o'clock.
Kwanti Steeplechase Meeting. The following are the handicaps for the second race 45, the above meating on Saturday next. I am glad to see that the weights allotted are within the limits at
which local riders, can scale.
Cheriton Vale Reynalds
.............
More Better ............................. Golden Pheasant......
Sunburst. Rose
James Pigg Rothesay ... Rivergrass Nonsuch Wabkeena
SO
Kwan Tao....
Tam
CLASSICAL & NATIONAL BALLET
20
16 Dancers in Ballet.
Well-Trained
Horses
20
and Camels
Miss Klara of Isako's Circus, in her equestrio-ne act in one of the most attractive turns on the programme. Misa Klava rides with all the fearlessness of the true Cossack.
Matinees on Saturdays & Sundays
at 3.00 p.m.
Nightly Performances
at 9.15 p.m.
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THE WEEK-END PROGRAMME
MeKinley, came into port early yester day morning, from Seattle and Shang bai. The vessel: brought 2001 tons of cargo for local discharge, and manifested brought 310 bags of mail." 3,633 tons for ports beyond. She also
Alice
Mr. F. A. Brawn, of the Royal Naval Yard, Hong Kong, returned to the Colony this morning from Home
Mr. E. I. Wynne Jones, a Cadet in the Hong Kong Government service, return- ed to the Colony on the expiry of long Teave.
Mr. J. Reid Dockyard manager of the Taikoo Dock and Engineering Co., Ltd., and one of the leading members of St. leave, with Mrs. Reid and family. Andrew's Society, returned from Home
"The President McKinley, brought 51 passengers for Hong Kong and 21 through passengers for Manila, for which port she sailed yesterday, at midnight.
Among the passengers were for Hong Kong:-Mr. and Mrs. Jose de Acunha, Mr. Wm. H. Young, Mr. H. C Pullem, Fitgerald,,, Mr. Geong Aliss
Mr. T. W. Ainsworth of the Hong Kong Schmidt, Mr. J. J. Strahle, Mr. A. N Civil Service, returned from Home leave. Spencer, Mrs. A. A. Alves, Miss A. Alves As a Cadet officer, he has been in the Mr. L. W. Kennedy, Mr. J. A. Hyndmen, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, the Mr. F. Schaenheimer A. F. Allemaan, Mr. J. W. Huck, Miss Z. Roza, Miss Colonial Treasury and other departe Millie Ryder, Jr. H. D. Talbot, Mr. Sments. M. Fina. For Manila: Mr. C. Boysen, known of local master mariners, return- Captain S. Bell-Smith, one of the best Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Butler, diss Marietta and Master Chas. Butler, Missed to the Colony with Mrs. Bell-Smith Agnes Dully, Mr. A. V. Laken, Mr. And family. Captain Bell-Smith is with Antonio Melian, Mr. N. Smith, Mr. the Hong Kong, Canton and Macas Ralph Titus, Mr. and Mrs W. D. Ross, Steamboat Co., Ltd. Mr. D. L. Hutcheson, Mr. Heary Halfon, Comdr. and Mrs. J. M. Smeallic (US Navy), Miss Ann Smeallio and Master John Sheallie Jr., Dr. and Mrs. V. C. Yaughn, Mr. L. H. Deubner, Dr. J. B. Rogers, Miss Francisca M. Costa, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Link, Mrs. R. Derby, Mr.
Franklin Kline, and Dr. P.
Trinidad.
́S.S. "Malwa,"
Mr. and Mrs. J. Laing and family re- turned to Hong Kong from Home leave. Mr. Laing is on the staff of the Taikoo Dock Co."
Mrs. A. O. Lang (the wife of the Hon. Mr. A. O. Lang), came back to Hong Kong from Home.
Mr. A. R. Sutherland of the Education Department.
Mr. W. F. Hoyle, of the Taikoo Sugar Refining Co.'s staff..
At this time of the year, each incom Mr. A. Nicol of the Port Development
(now re-absorbed by the P.W.D.) return There will be a full yachting programme ing P., & O. boat usually brings out a this week-end. To-day will see the sixth good many Hong Kong residents returned from leave with Mrs Nicol."
Several Naval officers arrived yester- championship race for the racing yachting from leave since the spring, and also classes of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht officers in the Services coming out for day morning on the Malva from Home. two or three years' duty. Such was the In addition to the new Commodore for The course for this race: will be case with the Malwa, which arrived in Hong Kong there were Coudr. and Mrs. Trocas Rock Bucy (S.), Mark on Club port yesterday from London and Sin-G. B. Hartford, Eng. Comdr. G.-W. Line (P.), Channel Rocks (S.). The dis-gapore.
Odam, Pay. Lieut. A. T. Phillips, Pay tance is approximately eight miles.
Comdr. H. Rogers.
Chab.
To-morrow will see the second Cham- pionship race for the cruisers, and the course for their race will be to Cheung Chau and back, a distance of 95 miles.
On Monday the Ladies' Section will be out again, and this will be their fouth championship race. The course will be Channel Rocks (5.), Mark in Quarry Bay (S.), Kowloon Rock (P). The distance is approximately five miles.
On the following Saturday and Sunday there will again be races for the racing classes and the cruisers, and another race for the ladies on the Monday. This will conclude the programme before Christ.
mas.
BILLIARDS.
TM.C.A. * ***VINDICTIVE.”
defeated
The European Y.M.C.A. 11.M.S. Findictive at Kowloon by 20 points. Boores:-
Y.M.C.A. Greenhalgh 180, Chapman 140; Jack 150, Borrowman 199, Lamb 145, Guy 150-total 857.
Findictive: Jones 130, Bridgeway 150, Hedley 141, Wardle 150, Emerson 150, Brydie 107-total 898.
VOLLEY BALL.
The To Kiang volley bail team of Hong Kong, one of the best among the Chinese, will play the Chup Shun team from Can- ten this (Saturday) afternoon, commenc ing at 3.30. Ng Bo Lau, the popular foot- ball player, will be a member of the To Kiang team.
MARRIAGE OF WELL-KNOWN .4-
BASEBALL PLAYER.
Mr. Choy Ping Fu, a well-known Chinese athlete and member of the South China A.A. baseball team which won 'the' local championship last season, was mar ried on Thursday. The wedding festivi ties on Thursday and Friday were attend ed by many members of the South China and Chinese Amateur Athletic Associa tions.
THE "CARINTHIAN'S" LEAVE BRISK TRADE IN SILKS AND CURIOS.
The round-the-world Cunard liner Carinthia, with over 300 globe trotters on board left Hong Kong yesterday at dusk for the next stage of her cruise, namely Maniin.
The tourists thoroughly enjoyed their brief sojourn in the Colony, and spart from the usual motor car trips in the New Territories and around the Island, Of them wandered "off the beaten
# on their own.
As usual the silk stores and curios bazaars did a brisk trade, and especially the former reaped a rich harvest. Shawls, silks and jade were purchased freely and many orders for dresses were placed the local tailors working over- time in order to all the orders before the Carinthia sailed. We m
It is estimated that over $75,000 was spent at local silk stores, and establish- ments of this character in the course of three days; and at the least an equal amount of money was spent elsewhere, There are four more tourist liners tó, come to Hong Kong this season, so that with a total passenger list of over 2,000, the revenue to local trade shout bea good one.
ZEB ZEN ZEISEK,, RÁNND
THERAPION NO. THERAPION NO. THERAPION NŐ,
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The liner, carried 179 passengers, the majority of whom disembarked bere. Disembarking here yesterday from She also brought 349 bags of Home mails. the Malwa, from Home, were Mr. and
Among the passengers were:
Mrs. B. Montague Ede, Captain P. G. E. Mr. C W. E. Bishop, an engineer in Harris, Miss R. Luard, Rev. J. E. Rigg Works Department, returning to the Miss M. A. Searle, Mrs. N. M. Totten-
of Waterworks office
Public ham, Works Department from Home leave. Another P. & O. hont arriving yester- lea one of the best known day was the s.a Macedonia. This vessei hacks" in local soccer circles, and in will carry the outward Home mail this
the
his absence was elected vice-captain of afternoon.
the Hong Kong Football Club for this The Changte arriving Melbourne season and his return abould improve the and Manila brought the Australian Club's chances for the league champion-mails and 520 tons of general cargo for Hong Kong and 25 tons for ports beyond. ship and other honours.
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KOREAN SALVATIONISTS
DISMISSED.
SEQUEL TO A STREET FIGHT."
General Booth, who recently paid visit to this Colony returning fram Korea, announces that 200 Korean officers of the Salvation Army have been dis-
Korean Salvation Army officers & missed for un-Christian insubordination.
week ago asked General Booth, who was visiting Scoal to equalise the pay of Korean and foreign Salvationists. The General asked for time to reply, and after an acrimonious debate a fight ensued in the street Letween Karera and British and American Salvationists, which was ended by the arrival of police
reserves.
HEALTH BULLETIN OF EASTERN
PORTS.".
for the week ending December 4th, The Health Bulletin of Eastern-ports"
states:-
PLAGUE.
3 cases at Mauritius. 1 case at Ålexandria,
I case at Bombay.
at Rangoon.
I case
CHOLKBA
31 cases at Calcutta. 2 cases at Rangoon.
1 case at Tuticorin.
2 cases at Singapore.
13 enses at Haiphong...
5 cases at Tourane.
1
case at Bangkok,
SMALL-POX.
2 cases at Bombay.
43 cases at Calcutta.
-3 cases at Madras.
1 case at Rangoon,
I case at Viragapatam.
3 cases at Bangkok.
1 case at Tuticorin.
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