• HÒNGKONG REGATTA.
SUCCESSFUL AFTERNOON'S ROWING
Patrons-His Excellency Sir Frederick Lugard; Keμ.G., c.n. D.&.0.; His Excellency Major-General Broadwood, CB., D.101¡ Com® ',modore H. Lyon, K.M. ·
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Slewards:-Mr. J. 1. Andrew, Sir Henry Berkeley, K.C, LL-Colonel Bayard, D.s.o.; Hon. Mr. F. J. Badeley, Sir C. P. Cbater, C... Hon. Mr. W. Caham, C.M.G, L-Col Chamier, CMG, Hos, Mr. W. Rees Davies, Mr. R. M.- Dyer, Hon. Mr. W. 1. Grasson, Mr. Hi H. J. „Gompertz, Hon. Mr. E A. Hewett, Mr. D. R. Law, Sir Henry May, K.0.8.0., Lt-Col. Prior, Hon. Mr. Murray Stewart, Col. St. John, Mr. J. R. M. Smith, and Mr. R. Shewan,
"Committed:-Lt. Beckwith, R., Mr R. L. Bridger, Dr. F. W. Clark, Mr. G. A. Caldwell. Hop: Com. Basil K. H. Tayför, R.N.(Chairman), Mr. A. Deaison, Mr. C. H. Gale, Mr. 'E, ‚M. Heceland, Mr. M. Mclver, Mr. H. G. White Mr. F. A. Mackintosh, Mr. A, B, Pollock, Mr.. A. Rodger, and Mr. G. G. Woad,"
Judges:-Mr. R. L. Bridger, Mr. F. A. Mackintosh and Mr. A. Rodger.
Umpires: Dr. G. H. L. Fitzwilliams and Mr. G. L. Duscan.".
Starter: Mr. W. Hulton Potts. Time-keepers-Mr. J. A. Lyou and Mr. C.
Bunje
Convener :-Mr. M.. A. A. de Sours, Sailing and Motor Races Starier: Mr. E.
F. Gibson.. Judges:-Mr. M. Mclver and Mr. E M. Hazeland.
Hon. Secretary :---Mr. Frank Lammert. Hon. Treasurer:—Ĺt-ColˇA. Chapman, The Hongkong Regatta, which was to have been held ou the 12th inst, but was postponed" on account of the inclemency of the weather, was brought off on Saturday last at Nouth Poin, off Fenwick's reclamation, the ground being kindly lent for the occasion for the erer. tion of the grand stand for the accommodation of the spectators. In the early part of the Blickmoon the contesiasti in the various"events" had to contend against a somewhat choppy sea and wind, but as the alterannt ware on the weather.improved and the course from Keller's Island to North Point offered better conditions
for racing.
THE HOGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY MARCH 28 1010
second through the Volunteers stopping before
the top was crossed to the finish. Time 17m. 3,80
"Station No. 3–Biùs Firât,¡¡ ̈ H.MS. "KENT.”
12
3
*
1
6
3.
st, lbs. Bow--Sub-Lt, M. Williamson, s Napit.......anpa cui vaeva näeme II
2-Lient, M. E. Highton 3-Lieut. R. S. Snøyd ....................... 12 Stroke-Rev. H. S, Crala Rees ... 11 Cox-Asst. Taym B. A. Stinton &
Station No.--White.-Second. IL.M.8 DADFORD,"
st. 123.
0
Bow-Lieut. C. Douglas ............
2-Sub-Lieut. F. Bridgeman .... 3-Lieut..E. Wharton,............................. 10 Strohe Suk Lieut. D. Brodie,. .. ho Cox-Com. Trewby
10
Stallon Nu. -Yellow-Third, HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS.
الحمرا
10
It
st. lbs. Bow--Corpl. H. C. Sayer.......................... 9
z-Guoper C. A. G. Rodrigues 10 3"Gupper A. A. Carvalho ...........” 11 Stroke-Supper A. H. Carroll, i to Cox-W. J. Carroll
5
8
"2 8 11
5th Race. Tix Brown Challenge Cup.—" Open to the European Garrison of Hongkong by Regiments of Carps in six-onied gigs.
Distance 1 mile.
Royal E-gineers..................... The Buff............................ 17th Co. R. G. A
Time: 7m. 23:2/5 sec. -
2
3
6th Race, Or:cens' Gigs and WHALERS --~: Open to officers of the Fleet in gigs or whalers. Distance I mile.
Three boats competed; they were from H. M. S. Bedford, Kent and Minotaur, and they finished in the following order :-
1
Bedford
... I
... 3
COMMERCIAL.
WERKLY SHARE REPORT.
Mesori E. S. Kadoorle & Co.'s share review for the past week was, issued to-day. It states:-Our local market has continued com- paratively active, but prices bara undergone very little change, with the exception of Lang kats which have improved considerably.
"A large business has been transacted, in "Rubbers" during the week and public in forest in these stocks shows no symptom of
abatement.
Bapka-Hongkong and. Shanghai Baoks after receding to $950 at which price a fair business was done have again strengthened and the market closes with buyers at $955, with sellers under $350. In London the price has risen to Bǝ.. Nationals have improved and are izquired for at $76..
Marine Insurances →Cautoos are still a de mand at $170, Unions have. hardened since the report was published and can be placed at Sato. North Chinas have buyers at Tix. 115 and Yangies are a little weaker with sailors in the North at Tls, 225.
Fire Insurances-China Fires continus firm Soo, Hoogkong Fires have, improved to $137 after sales at $315.
Shipping Hongkong, Cantoo-nod-Macao Steamboats: have again, beep sold 'at' $30}, indos have been the medium of a large business at $65. The demand still continues but there are no more, shares obtainable, unters at an advance. Shell Transports according to istest advicas received by wire from London have risen to BBj
+
Refinerier-China Sugars bave been rather erratic, o danbi dua to the near approach of the settlement, but the market closes stronger with buyers at $173. Lusons are offering and can probably be had at 519..
Mining-Raubs are firmer, with buyers at $61. A few Headwaters have changed bands 71b Race. Hongkong Challenge CUP-at Ps. 10, Chloeso Eagiacenug and Mining
Open to crews, represcuting any amateur Co. are bigberal T14 181. Rowing Club.
The healthy rivalry maintained between the two local Clubs invested this race with special
Docks, Wharves, and Godowns-lengkong are offering at the reduced rate of $56. Shang And Whampoa Docks are still neglected and
bai Docks have been sold to the North at TIs, 82. Kowloon Wourts are somewhat casier with seller1560. Shanghai and Hongkow Whails
interest and the result was watched, with keen anticipations. As soon as the competing crews came within the spectators' 'vjew, the "whiṭa ' of the C. Y. G. was seen to command the lead mut have been which it retained to the end." Time: 6m; 56 2/1⁄2 are without change at Tls, 115.
The pumerous counter-attractions in football and cricket the same alternoon, were respon sible for the paucity of the attendance; the small number of the spectators 1
a discouraging factor to the promoters, all of whom, in particular the bonorary secte tary (Mr. Frank Lammer:), worked hard to make the meeting a completo sucĊESS,
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We append below the details of the results of the day's towing:-
1st Race: JUNIOR FOURS-Open to all not competing in senior pairs of Hongkong Chal- lenge Cup. Distance, one mile.
Only two beats started, the R.H.K.Y.C. arw did not chutest the honours of the race, "Tony" 'Carroll's boat was the more fancied. From the start he showed to the front and out-distancing Bairos boat over the course Carroll won-com- Time fortably with several leoghs to spare, Time 7m, 24 560,
Stalinu No.-Red-First.
SEC
Sution No.2 -White-First..
Bow-C. J. Cooka.............
11
2-D. MacCrae .j-). Forbes...nav minema. 11 Stroke-A. B. Pollock................................. 11.
Cox-W. J. Carroll........... 8 11
Station No. 1.-Red-Second.
st. lbs. 6 '10'
19
6
#t. lbs.
10
8.
10
4
A
10
Bow-J. Alves
R. Galuzzi 3--S, Belt Stroke-L. A. Musso il 8:
Cex-H. Petley
89
Lands, Hotels and Buildings-Hongkong Lands are a little weaker with a few shares offer ing at Star. Humphreys have further improved to $84. Hongkong Hotels have been bought at Stio. No business in the new shares bas come to our notice, but a few shares might be had al $85. Kowloop Lands are in favour at $13 with zothing offering under $30. West Points have
·been sold at 542.
Cotton Mills-Hongkong Cottons have ad. vanced to 16 With the exception of Ewos which have usen to T. 129. we have no new! of other Northern Milli.
Miscellanous-Dairy Farms are still in ro- quest at $18 China Borneos bave strengthened to $91. Hongkong Electrics bave found bayers
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Today's Advertisement.
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERİES": MARITIMES,
FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE AND YOKAHAMA.
THE Company's Steamship
HOCEANÍEN,"
Captain Sellier, will be despatched for the above Fonts TO-DAY, the 28th March, al
For Freight or Passage, apply to
6 P.M.
P. THOMAS,
Agent. Hongkong, 38th March, 1910,
A STEAMER IN PERIL.
"KNIGHT ERRANT" COLLIDES WITH ICE-FLORS.
Tokio, March 21st. The British steamer Knight of Errani, laden. with 10,000 tons of beans from Vladivostok, col- lided with ice-floes and sustained severe dam. age. She sprung a leak and was in danger of sinking when she reached Moji, but the Water Police and firemen came to the rescue and Prevented her from sinking,
*** "Lloyds' Register "gives particulars of A Knight Errant (without the " of "), She is a steel four-masted steamer of 7,664 tons, and was built in 1898. The owners are the Knight S. S. Company, Ld, of Greenshields.-N. C. D. News,
RESCUE AT SEA.
CAPT. KRIMERS SAVES VALUABLE JUNK
and CARGO, "",
We learn that Capt. Reimers of the N. D. L. 5.5. Pritamisk afected, under difficult circum- stances, the resene of two shipwrecked men from a large Chinese' juok and also towed the same varsel for forty-eight hours into ralety with much difficulty, reports the Bangkok Daily Mail of 17th March.
The juak, named Kim Dong Les, belonged
to a place called Sialang close to Heihow and was voyaging from Silang to Singapore with 1,500 picuis of salt, 50 tons general cargo, 50 piculs salted duck eggs aud 140 pigs.
Today's Advertisements.
SHIRE LINE ÖF STEAMERS,
LIMITED.
FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND NAGASAKI.
THE Steamship
"MONMOUTHSBIRE,”
will be despatched as above on SATURDAY, 2nd April, at 5 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LD,
Agents Hoogkong,, 28th March, 1910,
*S.S. "OCEANIEN
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
NOTICE."
(270
ONSIGNEES of Cargo from London as 6. Charents and Medoe, from"Havre ex sa. Charante, and from Bordouex ex xi, Villa d Arrot, in conuuction wild above Steamer arn
caption of Treasure and Valuables are being hereby informed that their Goods with the ex- landed and stored at their riska into the hazardous and or extra bazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon-Wharf and Godowa Co., Ld. at Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.
Optional Cargo will bs forwarded on pintess intimation is received from the Consignees betere Nuon, TO-DAY, requesting to be
landed here,
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned, Goods remained unclaimed after tos 4th April, at Noon, will be subject to. rent and landing charges.
Alt claims must be seat in to me on or before the 5th April, or they will not be recogulzad
All damaged packages will be examined on MONDAY, 4th Apul, 19to, at 3 P.M.
No Fire Insurance has been effeciel
* F. THOMAS,.. 1.Agent Hongkong, 28th March, 1930.
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INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION.
COMPANY, LIMITED.
FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE,
On the path instant Capt. Reimers sighted this vessel which had lost both masts and sails and had hoisted distress rights. The THE Company's Steamship Pitsanulok thereupon went up to her and outd only two mao sa hoard, viz. tha, takoog and his mate. The rest of the crow, 16 in number, had been blown overboard with the masts and sails which they were attempt
The jook had also ing to make last. lost the rudder. Capt. Reimers Mr. Guacug, 'his second officer, with six med un board the junk and they fixed up a distress rudder on her. Afterwards a Manila rope was braught on board the Pittanulok and the ship started towing the junk. After towing for about twenty bears the ropq gavo way and ibey
"FOOKSANG,". having arrived from the above Ports, Consignes of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
sent
8TH RACE. Mɛn-o'-War CUTTARS. · Service at Sicf. Peak Tramways have improved to Si bad then to requisition a four-inch wire rope. Į
boats and conditions. Distance : mile. There were seven entrants, from H. M. 5 Rent, Bedford, and Minotaur, respectively. The flagship's cutter was not placed. The result
81; 16
Bow-H C. Sayoti» «............ract
2-C.A.C Rodrigues....... 10. 3-F. L da Rosa .............
9
1:
4
10
8
was:-
Stroke-A, H. Carroll
hom 10
1
Cox-W. J. Carroll .... .................................. pe 8 11 Station No. 2-White-Sceond.”.
-st.' Ibr.
BoE, Calvari
io
0
i-J. M. C. Lopas......... JA. A. Carvalho
9
6
Stroke-A. V. Barros 11
0
Cox-R. A. Carvalho........... 9 2
and Raca: Mxx-O-WAR GIGS AND WHAL-
3.
Green Islands fave been taken off the market at $64, and China Providents at $81, China Lights are steady at 56. Langkats have had's further sensational rise, the price boing now in the neighbourhood of Tls, 1,650 1,700. There are buyers for June at Tls.1759, Sumatras have reacted to is. 350, Sales at this were made to Shanghai. Philippines are higher at Sroj.
During the time the boat was towed Capt. Reimers communicated with his recond officer who was in cherge of the junk by means of Morse signal.
fa the mind of the
Cargo, impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 PM, the 39th inst., will be landed at Consignea's risk and expense. No Fire Insurance will be affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Lp.,
General Managers. Hoogkoniz, 28th March, roto,
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Intimations.
SAUSAGES
OWN MAKE EXCELLENT and DELICIOUS,
Pure Pork
AND
Beef Sausages
at 35 cents & 25 cents
per lb.-
THE DAIRY FARM
Uo., LTD. Hongkong, 12th February, 1914.
ASAHI BEER SAPPORO BEER
TO BE OBTAINED
FROM ALL WINE DEALERS,
THE
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HINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND
MORTGAGE 00, LD...
'(GAPITAL PAID UP ..................$1,250,000)
Loans on Mortgage of Hanse Propery, &c. Goods received on Storage. Advances made on Merchandise. * Loans made on the Provident System.
(Ratas and Particulars on application).
THE OFFICE OF TRUSTHE, EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, &c., Undertakes and Rxecuted.
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO..
General Managers.
Mange nog, toth Marek 19al,
SALON-CINEMA THEATRE,
WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET, OPPOSITE GENERAL POST OFFICE.
layman it must be made clear that steering with a distress rudder is most awkward and BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN HONGKONG.
requires the best seamanship
"After towing for another Wenty-four hours
under there difficult circumstances they teach
COMIC and DRAMATIC FILMS.
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ed Kamraha Bay where the junk was safely Miss JESSIE THORNE, Australian Soubretto,
anchored.
Bedford máris ég Kent gib Race. GRIFFIN FOURS. Open to mem
bers of R.H.K.Y,C.,, C.YC., and V.R.C., who
.: Rubbers-Anglo Malays show a decline on bave not competed in any regatta previous last week's quotation and after numerous sales to the Victoria Regatta, Décambar 1909, and
close firm at 32/6. Allagars have been the who are not competing in any race in this medium of a fair business at quotation. Batnis Regatta Distance: mile. No crew entered for this event, which was.Tigas are easier at 100/ and Bukit Rajabs at
ERS. Service boats and conditions.. Dis-accordingly, abandoned, tance por mile.
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The result of this race which produced an
exciting finish was as follows:- ·
H.M,S, Festa Galley....... 1
H.M.S. Kini's Whaler
3.
H.M.S. Alterity's Galley. ........................... 3rd Race. SENIOR PAIRS. Distance I mile.
Two boats competed for this race. After Musso's prowess at the recent V.R.C. regalía he was looked upon as the sate wiener. The result justified the'opinión. At the start Pollock secured a lend of a few lengths and held it over a good distance of the course. Musso and Bell did not relax their determination to ovéshaul their competitors with the result that an in-. tensely exciting floish was provided the, specia tors. When the gua' want Musso's boat wat hardly a legis in front of Pollock. It was a finely contested race. Time: 8m. 17 sec.
Station No, i-White. First,
B. ib.
Bow-S. Bell 41 wzren von: 12 Stroke-L. A. Musto ... I
JO
B
Cox-H. Pelley.... 8 Station No. i-Red-Second, ·
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st. lbs.
.0 5
Bow-J. Forbes..................................ma II Stroke-A. B. Pollock 11. Car-W: J. Carroll:............................. $ II 4th Race, Nathan ChallenGE, CUP.-For four.Qari. Limited to residents af Hong.
kong. Each crew to be drawn from a single unit, defined as a Regiment, ship, Corps, Volunteers, a firm, or any other body of gentlemen working together at the same pro- fession or calling. If any of the above unit are not irong enough to provide a complete crew, thep any combination of two similar unlts may be made. A clob li not included in the definition of a unit. Dinance s'mile, Four crew optered, but the Civil Service
Toth Race. JUNIOR FAIRS-Conditions as per race No. 1. Distance' mile. "Tony" Carroll again won from Barros.
Stalion No. 1-Red-First.
Bow-F. L. da Roz1'
Stroke+A. H. Carroll
st. lbs.
10
8
2
8
11
Station No. 2-White-Second:
... lbs.
Cox W. J. Carroll'
Bow-E Calvari....ciao-
· 10 Strake-A.V. Barens II' Cox-R. A. Carvalho,................................ 9. 2
YACHT RACES.
1
HANDICA CLASS-Course-Lyemua Beacon (Port), Cast Rock (Fori), Channel Rocks (Port) and in. About o'miles. Two prizes. Mr. Tooker's Vermon........... 'f Mr. Denison's Erica ..................CANDLE : Mesira. Mackay and Coombs' Corrines 3 ONE DHGH CLASS-One prize for first boat of each class, Course-Channel Rocks (Port), Kowloon Rock (Port), Meyer's East Booy (Starboard) sad in, 6 miles.
R.K.K.Y C.
'Mr. A, 3. Roma's zialcyon ...
B.K.CYC GAEL"CLASS.
Messrs. Rodger and Witchell's Astkors- 1.
M;K C V.C. HAYWARD HAYŞİ -
!.
185. Bukit Kajangs, after sales at 97/6 ars inquired for 100). Castlefields have declined rig and Carey Uniteds to 25% Federated Selangor close at 310/. with no business to report. Glenshiels were sold during the week at 142/ but at the close are firm
at 152/6. Golden Hopes have improved to 145/
The value of the jock saved is estimated at between 12,000 10 15,000'dollars and the cargo valued at 3,000 dollars. Of the pigs azo bad been washed overboard.
Capt. Reimers deserves the utmost credit for so patiently and raulonsly doing this work of rosque. He has been in the N. D. L. coast trade service for about tea yours and bas ren- dared simular services on several previous oc- casions. As one of the ablest skippers' in
the coastal sovice he is placed in charge
of the Pitsanulók, ope of the largest N, D. L. ships out here. He is the possessor of the silver medal for life-saving. In another year
and Highland and Lowlande 10.150/% with sales of the latter. Kuala Lumpurs were sold as high as 215/- and,later at 20B/- from London but now comes easier at 20216. Labus are Capt. Reimers will receive his promotios inte quoted 140 without business to report.
Events Coming..
Monday, 28th March. Bandimana Opera Co., "The Dollar Prin. ceu." 9'p.m.
one of the big ships at home, and it is to be Lanadrons have many loquiries and 165 - has hoped that he is not far from the same high been paid. During the week Ledburys fetch-honour that has so recently been bestowed by ed roof- but at the clate can possibly be had the German Emperor on Capt Wolff and a few at 97/6. London Asiatics have been dealt in other ships' officers. to a fair extent at various rates' up to 157/6, clos ing slightly lower ai 155/ London Ventures have changed hands in largo lots at rates be tween 93 and 10/9. Saggas after rising to 263f ara wauted at 357! Bapongs show au improvement on last week's quotation, having risen to 46/- and Sekbags to 30/- premium. Sumatra Paras are enquired for at 15, Sungai Chobs have found buyers at 100/- and go!.. Sungei Kapars have weakened to 164/- and Tangkabs to as premium. Sales of Uluat Rantur have been effected at 1161, # Unit, ed Serdangs are a firm market at 165}, and none are obtainable under 165/-. Wait. ed Langkats are quoted at 103/6, er rights which are valued at 6f; Balgownies
Tuesday, 29th March, Gen. P. Lammert Auction sale of fumiture, the Devonia Peak Road, 2.30 p.m.. Geo. P. Lammert, Property salo, 3 pm Sanitary Board meeting, 5-45 p.m.,
Wednesday, 30th March,
Buffs Athletic Sports, Kowloon Cricket Club, China Commercial Co., Ltd., annual meeting at the office of Ewans and Harston, Alexandra Building, 4 pm.
Bandenaon 'Opera Co., "The King of Cadonia 9 p.m.
Mr. Neilson's Zizainaquomari 1 have had a sensational rise, and as high as MOTOR BOAT RACE-Course-Storting line Saco bave been offered from the Straits, as for yacht mers. Channel Rocks (port), Changkat Serdangs have been sold at $10 Kowloon Rock (port), Chandel Rocke (star- and $. Glenealys bave been dealt la largely
Saturday, 2nd April. board), Cust Rock Buoý(port) Meyer's East at $2 and more are wanted. Pegobu bavo
H.K.A.A.A. Sports, Kowloon Cricket Club, Buoy (starboard), and across the starting strengthened to Sta at which rate sales bevo live from east to west. Bstalate miles. taken place. Singapore and Johores continue
Monday, 4th April. Two prizes.
to advance and touched $1,000.
National Bank of China Ltd., Extraordinary Rubber Dividends. The following dividends | meeting, 12.30 p.m... have been declared:-Bukit Rajah '6ƒ per
Philbarmonic Concert, at City Hall, 9.15 p.m. share, Fed Selangors 6 per share, Inch'
Wednesday, 13th April,
Corinthia..... Jean ..........
1
buat was not seen at the starting point as they clusion of the saces. She was afterwards | Kenneths sf. per share,
⠀ Miss Lyon presented the prizes at the, con-
presented by Hoo. Com. Basil Taylor with
+
* had scratched sometime ago. When the boats
Exchange. The Banks selling rate on Lon came intoview afterpassing the¶kland it wasreen that the "Blue" (Kent) had a slight advantage a beautiful bouquet in a silver flower-holder.don is afg 1/16 on demand. The T/F rate on over the "Yellow" (Volunteers), Tung Three cheers were then given for Miss Lyon, Carroll made grand efforts to overtake his
naval rivals but the Handy-mèn had a superior | BULLS and bears on the Stock Exchange, wo crow and were never threatened in the race, know ; but, according to the list of rubber winning in essy style by about two lengths shares, there are bow Tigup, observen, a walter from HMS, Bedford's crew, who' somed in in The Globe,
́Shanghai is 741.
THE steamer Tatung was aubère, ou Collinson Island on March 17, Lighters ware despatched to her assistance, reports the Hankow Daily News
Union Insurance Society of Unnton, annual meeting, noon,
China Traders' Insurance Co., annual meet- Ing, 12.30 p.m.
Saturday, 16th April, "First Gymkhana meeting..
Saturday," agrd April, VR,G, Sports, at the Football Club Ground.
Miss DORIS MCAULEY. New Songs and Dances.
Mr. CARL WALLNER, Whistler and Comedian. DAILY CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, COMPLETE CHANGE TWICE A WEEK, MONDAY and FRIDAY, DAILY TWO PERFORMANCES. First commences: 0-30 half-price. Second commences 9.15.
MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY 4 p.m. Half-price.
Hongkong, 18th March, 1910,
ENGLISH ALE & STOUT.
In Patent Jars of 1 to 5 Gallons.
[80,
The Boer is kept Frosh and Sound in these Patent Earthenware Jars for about Ten Days.
A Small Quantity can be drawn off for use from time to time..
SIND ORDERS Early,
ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF JARS RECEIVED.
$1.25 per Gallon.
H. PRICE & CO., LD., WINE MERCHANTS,
Taliskona No. 1ST).
Wongkong: sjed'March, 19494
12, Queen's Road.
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