14
t...
LOCAL" HOCKEY.
RECREIO BEAT CLUB "A"
Club de Beerrio and the Hong Kong Hockey Club "A" tam met in a friendly Axture af King's Park
yesterday, and after a very close and exciting first half, during which each side netted twice, the Portuguess lads added three goals to their total in the second half to win by 5 goals to 2. It was a good game and it was due to their more speedy forwards that Recreio wor.
Glaxo
CONTAINS SUNSHINE VITAMIN D
Ostelin)
WHY
WORRY ABOUT A PROBLEM THAT REALLY
ISNT A PROBLEM
CLASSIFIED
THE HONG KONG DAILY
THE CONSULAR TRUNK
"SCANDAL.
CHINESE EXTENDING INQUIRIES TO SINGAPORE,
Nanking, March 10.-The Central News Agency states that the Minia- Ary of Foreign Affairs has instruct- ed the Chinese Consul-General at Singapore to make inquiries con cerning the report that the so-called Kao Ying opinm płot originated there.
This instruction was, issued upon the request of the Soochow High Court, which is hearing the appeal of Mr. and Mrs. Kao Ying, who were found guilty by the Nanking District Court of smuggling opium into San Francisco and sentenced to imprisonment. The hearing of the appeal has been postponed pend ing further investigations by the authorities.
YOU CAN ALWAYS BE SURE OF SOMETHING NEW FOR YOUR TEA PARTY
IF YOU LEAVE IT TO
LANE, CRAWFORD'S
TO SEND UP SOME
OF THEIR
DAINTY DESERT-
BISCUITS.
NEW VARIETIES AND FRESHLY
MADE EVERY MORNING.
$1.00 and $1.50 per lb.
PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930.
V.R.C. ANNUAL MEETING.
A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
The annual general meeting of the Victoria Recreation Club was held de the club yesterday evening, Mr. W. Logan presiding. Mr. James Stewart, the Hon. Secretary read the minutes of the last meeting which were passed unanimously.
#
Mr. Logan's Remarks. Mr. Logar in passing the Annual report and Statement of Accounta for 1920, said:--
HELENA MAY, KOWLOON.
LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT:
The concert given by the Helena May, Kowloon, at their new pre- miзon at Amice Villaa, Austin Road, last night was very well
Violin cleations and- attended. songs formed the programme for the evening and the artistes, | Madame Caroin, Mrs. Arnold, the | Misses Braga and Mr. John Bragu were very heartily applauded by the audience.
The concert under: 1.-Quartette
Before passing the Annual Report and Statement of Accounts for 1929, I should like to make a few remarks in regard to our year's work. Be fore proceeding I wish to thank the hembers of the Commitice for the good work and time they have given so cheerfully, enabling me to present such an excellent Report-Songs and Balance Sheet.
You will, if you carefully inspect the club, see that a good deal of attention has been given to renovat- ing and bringing our premises into its present excellent condition. You will observe from the accounts that we have written off $1,596.69, and commence 1850 with a cash balance of $1,236.88. This, gentlemen, cua. sidering the bad times everybody in the Colony has experienced, reflects great credit on your Committee. We enrolled during the year 48 new members, and I would ask you all to induce your friends to join the Victoria Recreation Club. We have a membership of 151 members, but during 1930 I should like to see it stand at about 230 at least.
Election of Officers.
Mr. Logan addressing the meeting. said that he had received a letter Irom the Hon. W. T. Southern. C.M.G. (OBeer Administrating the "Government) regretting his in- ability to be present at the meeting. He was, however, extremely pleased to know that, the Club was flourish. ing, and intimated his willingnces to accept the poat of Chairman once again.
Mr. Southorn was elected to the post by the members with acclama tion.
In proposing the re-election of
ADVERTISEMENTS. Mr. James Stewart to the post as
HOUSES TO LET
O LET-Furnished 3
Rooms in Central LFLAT of. FURNISHED HOUSE,
Lift and All Modern Conveniences. Kitchen
Quarters. and Servants' Write Box No. 599, c/o Hong Kong Daily Prese
[699
то LET-From Arail 185, FLAT.
·nt
NATHAN BUILDING, 43/5, NATHAN ROAD. Two Roum, Modern Sanitation, Separate Servan's Quarters Apply S. J. DAVID & CO, DAVID Hoos2, 67/69, Dee Voaz Road Central TAL U. 60.. [60
то
LET.-Farnished FLAT, from Middle Arul to beginning NOVEMBER, Hat Boad Level. Splendid
Views of Harbour Hire Hoom. The Bedrooms Electric Light Ect and Cold Water, Telephone, Flush, Kelvinator. Apply Box No. 9133, c/o Hong Kong Daily Press.
19133 TO LET Corner
Four-Roomed FLATS in Kowlcon's Best residental quarters. Modern conveni- ancer. Bent moderate. Apply to Mr.. H. M. H. Nomaze's Office. 2nd Floor, Prince's Building. Tol. C. 9:0. [697.
GÓDOWN TO LET.
GUDOWN at WHICHIRLD ROAD,
A About 2,500 Square Foot Next to KWONG BANG HONG GLAM FACTORY. -Please upply KWONG BANG HONG, LTD.
[0001
Pris,
$220 Month Wired Power, Flush, Geysers, European Baths, Basins, Flower and Vegetable Gar- den, Tennis Court, Beach Bathing Matshed. Box No. 004, c/o Hong
(604 Kong Daily Press.
10 LET.-Commodious and Airy TOFFICE ROOMS, 2ND and
to
FOR SALE.
Good
OR SALE-WHIPPET CLOS- FED CAR 1923 Model. Running Order. $1,000. going on Leave in APRIL, LENNOX, MATHESON & CO., LTD.
c/o Messre.
Owner Apply JARDINE, (803
THOR SALE 2 Seater CITROEN, 31D Frooms, * ST. GEORGE'S" E Recently overhauled $250.00 or BUILDING. Apply Messns, Dear offer. Trial given. Owner leaving
•LOWE, BINGHAM MAT Colony Write to Box 802, c/o Hong THEWS, CHARTERED BANK BUILD-Kong Daily Press.
[9150
INO,
O LET.-MANSION FLAT in T Canwick, Excellently, Situated Opposite Cricket-Greand and Withia Three Minutes of First-Class Prepar atory Schools. Twenty Minutes from West-End by Bas. Five Rooms with itohen, rta. Newly and Attractively Furnished. Night and Day Portare, Heat: tion A Year. Purchase of Furniture necessary, £240. For farther particulars, Apply Bar No. 9111, c/o Hong Kong Daily Pros. (9:11.
PRE-PAID
APARTMENT WANTED.
"ANTED-ROOM with
Part
Board; HATT VALLEY ..or CAUSEWAY BAY District.-Apply Box 0130; c/o Hong Kong Daily Press.
[9150
*:09]
MORRIS-COWLEY. Four-Seater. baying Larger Car, wishes to dispone of excellent machine in first clan order. Tyres in good condition, with brand-new spare wheel. Trial run can be arranged at any time ME DODSON. on application to Motor Garage. Nathan Road, (Tele- phone: Kowloon 855).
Hon. Secretary, Mr. Logan also re- marked that Mr. Stewart had done. yoeman service during the year and took great pleasure in proposing his re-dection. 31r. Stewart was elect ed unanimously, Mr. H. Hyndman was also elected as Hon. Treasurer by the full vote of the meeting.
Committee Re-elected. “
programme was as
() Minuet from Symphony
G Minor... Mozart. (b) Chanson du Matin ... Elgai. Mr. John Braga, Miss Braga, ars. Arnold.
(a) Danza Danas
Francesco Duraite. (b) Romanza Ebben
A. Calalzni. Madame Carola, "
3-Violín Solo
(a) Legande (b) Kujawiak
4-Songs
In proposing the re-election z block of the Committee, Mr. D. Lyon, said that they had put in splendid work and the meeting. could do no better than by re-elect- ing the present members: The Com. mittee, consisting of Messrs. W. Logan, F. W. T. Ross, A. F. B. Silva-Netto, J. R. Soares, A. A. Alves, J. R. Johnstone, S. A. Mar- cal, W. Anderson and J. J. Edgar, were, duely re-elected.
Now Lile Members. Mr. Logan also proposed the election as life members of Messrs: D. S. Gubbay, J. H. R. Hance and W. G. Goggin. Mr. Gubbay had been a constant member of the club for forty-five years and was now retiring. Messrs. Hance and Gog- gin had donated debentures to the Club.
The Ballotting Committee." The Ballotting Committee, con-
Wieniawski. Wieniawski.
Mr. John Braga.
(a) Epitaph May Sueldon. (b) Almond, Wild Almond
Orbam Peel.
(e) Music, When Soft Voices
Dic
Roger Quilter. Madame Carela..
5.-Tria
POSITIONS WANTED. xisting of ten members, were elected
TBARRETT, who is leaving AFRI HREE AMADS-Mas. R. T.
12th For Home, wishes to recommend her three Amahi (baby, cook and wash). All over two years service. Write Box 0137, c/o Hong Kong Daily Press,
[9137
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The following classes of advertisements are charged at the price given below:-
SITUATIONS VACANT.
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WANTED.
"HOUSES, AND APARTMENTS TO BE LET.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
When so required replies to box numbers will be posted to advertisers daily. Extra stampa · for postage should be remitted.
Al. advertisements must be authenticated by the name and address of the sender.
Announcements not exceeding 25 Words are inserted under this heading at a Pre-paid Rate of One Dollar for THREE INSERTIONS. if Charges collected, $1.50.
THIS FORM MAY BE USED,
Pleus insert....
tenars.
Enclosed:
..in payment.
*Sigrutture.
Address
Address:-The ADvertisement MANAGER, "Hongkong Daily Press," 11, Ice House Street, or PO. Box 1.
(a) Minature ......... F. Bridge. (b) Nina Pergolese)... Kreisler. M. John Braga, Miss Braga." Mrs. Arnold,
MURDERED MAN ALIVE?
STRANGE EVIDENCE IN
PERAK CASE.
Ipoh, March 3-There was sensational development in the case against five Indians indicted at the Aasizes on a charge of the murder of a man named Munisamy, who was alleged to have been burnt to death by them.
to serve during the year. The em bers elected were Mesars, J. M. M Alves, J. A. Vietor, L. Roza Pereira.. Maynard, Fornito, P. P. Len- L A. Soares, B. Cosano, R. I.
festy, W. G. Howard and W. F. Kerr.
In closing the meeting, a hearty vote of thanks were offered to the Chairman, Mr.. Logan, for conduct- ing the meeting. Mr. Logan replied thanking the members and wished the Club an even more successful year for 1330 than the previous
year.
Want a Good Tiffin in Town?
Come to the
PRINCE'S CAFE
(Next to A.P.C. BUILDING) To-day's Tiffin-$1.00
Prince's Fruit Cocktail
Scotch Broth *
Boiled Garoupa, and Oyster Sauce
Baked Beans au Petit Pois
Bosst Beef and Horseradish
Chicken Salad and Mayonnaise
Tapioca Pudding
Cheese
Dessert
Tea or Coffee
A Crown witness said that on the night in question, about the time of the alleged murder, he was returning home and passed the as cused near the scche of the crime. Near them he noticed a person iying on the ground. He inquired who that person was and was in- formed that it was a drunken man and the accused were waiting to carry him home.
In the course of his examina tion, Manikam, a motor cleaner. said that he knew the deceased. The photograph was not that of Munisamy.
Gone Back to India.
Under cross-examination K. M. Coomrasamy, a witness, surprised the court by saying that he saw Manisamy, the man alleged to have been murdered, two weeks after the murder was said to have been com mitted. At that time Munisamy was working at Tanjong Rambutan Estate. He was later given 351 and India. requested to proceed to Witness believed Munisamy to be. at present in India.
After hearing another witness the judge held that there was no char to go to the assessors against the first, second, third and fifth accus- ed, who were necordingly discharg pl. The cans against the fourth. will be continued. This man alleged to have made a confession that he killed Munisamy.
UNDERWOOD
is
NINETY YEARS OLD!
Anniversary Sale...
In Celebration of the 90th Anniversary of our Entering Business, a SPECIAL REDUCTION will be made for Cash Sales from MARCH 15 to 28 inclusive.
Inspection Cordially Invited.
KWONG Woo,
Wholesale Silk Store
Dealer in Jewellery, Jade and Gold and Silver Ware, GO, QUEEN'S KOAD, CENTRAL.
Protect your Child
Any moment your child may be infected at school, or in the street, by little playmates.
Give ber a Formamint tablet; morning and evening. That will protect her against
Tonsilitis, Whooping Cough,
Sore Throat, Influenza,
Measles and Diphtheria.
FORMAMINT
The Gorm-Killing Throat Tobiez
DAIRY FARM NEWS
AGAIN AVAILABLE
THE CHEESE THAT
EVERYONE LIKES
WHITE CHEDDAR
$1.00 PER LB.
THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
WAYGOOD-OTIS
TYPEWRITERS
HOPE'S
STEEL WINDO
ELECTRO-PLATINGS
LIFTS
DODWELL & COLD QUEEN'S BUILDING TELEPHONE
GARDNER
ENGINES
SÀMITARY “
AND
HEATING
CENTRAL 1030 ENGINEERING
KAILAN M
N MINING
FRIGIDAIRE
REFRIGERATORS
ADMINISTRATION
COAL-CERAMICS GLASS
Page 5Page 6