"OUR DAY.".
Mim Stabb ...
B. E the Governors.
Further Features of Yesterday's Mr. Ho Fock
Celebration.
Mr. Ho Kom Tong... Sir Robert Ho Tang There were one or two features Master W. Stabb... in connection with the "Our Day" Sir Robert Ho Tang activities on the Murray Parade Mr. T. F. Hoogh Ground which, owing to the late Sir Robert Ho Tang hour and the demands on our B. E, the Governor space, we were unable to mention | Sir Robert Do Tang in our lengthy report of yesterday. Hon. Mr. Lan Cha Pak
The Ambalance Competition. Mra, Stabb Obief among these to the result of the competition between the various Divisions of the St. John Ambolaños, the eventual winners
Sir Robert Ha Tang Master Stabb
Mr. Fa Fook Mr. Ritebie
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250 than persons, were for the balp 325 and anocour of heroes. The Red 250 Orcas kept one in touch with the 300 real meaning of things.
300 It would seem superslavní to 650 detail” what the pictures told,, 250part from the truth that we sto 200 winning the war, thanks to man 300 who go through its horrors for} 200 g. One could understand also. 800 why those tanke, memingly invin 600 cible respoon of assault, called 750 forth laughs and jokes from cor-
... 550 respondents when first seen, for
250 they are grotesque and wholly 176 ladicrous. Lumbering along, 300 they execute deeds that almost
being the Victoria Division after The last rofe was put up acsin convince one that they are posees- what had proved to be a clore and Bon. Mr. Lau Chu. Pak sd of a personal intelligence and and very interesting contest. At became the purchaser at $150.anderstanding. They arent ones human and inbamar, a terror to the conclusion of the work thei
Mr. Labrom also conducted a foes and a hoon to friende. shield was presented to Mr. JF. Gross, as representing the sale of varione articles which
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Among the rat crowd, ocen.
been donated, and inpying seats and lining path, was winning team, by His Excellency the Governor, abo, addseeing the a bamorous manner not only large namber of Chices, these attracted a large crowd but displaying a lively interest in the assembly, esid:-"I hate Dowsiso secured prices which were pictares. It was soon after 9 the result of the in the bigbest renee satisfactors o'clock that His Excellency the competition of this afterncon.
For an electric cooking range¦ Governor arrived, baing accom- Victoria Division wins-and it is very saitable on this day that given by Messrs. Shewan Temes ranied by Miss Dione Mísy, and tes representing Vieteris should sad Co., who eleo gave an out-suite. During the actual presenta win the shield. Saisingpun ia board motor and two eletric fear, tion of the films incidental manic second, the Y. M, C, A. third | bidding mounted up eo quickly was supplied. by P.e. G. Cesar, and Queen's College fourth. that the $100 stege was passed Lte. Carpi J Heo and Pt. L. In company drill Victoria when B.E the Governor, on Meo, all of the Middlesex Ragi. were first, and is equipment they behalf of Sir Robert Ho Tung, meat, sad these instruments lists were first. In the treteber drill forced the price to $200, at which deserve praise for the very enj5- Y M.C.A. were first and io am figure the bammer fell. Mr. Reid able list of selections the ten- balance Saiyingpoose firet, paid $24 for one fan' sed the dered. A refreshment buffet did You will remember that this is other rose to $38.
good business in the ccruer of the the second year of thin competi.
Bidding for the out-board mc-grounds, and be prosremmes tion, for what is known as the ter was low and it was knocked were sold by ladies of the V.A.D., Ralphe Shield, in recognition of down to Mr. H. A. Lammert for who were attired in their nursing the valuable service that Mr. $100. Ralphs has given for the Brigade. Last year it was won by the Po lice Reserve; but unfortunately they have not been able to enter eiusion, by a fete in the Public cat of the grounds.
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The Day's Floale. 11 Yesterday's celebrations were brought to a fitting Con
aniforme. The films were con- jcluded some little time before midnight and a thoroughly con- lented crowd it was that poured
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a team this year. I have to thank Gardens last evening, which, very mach Deputy Sargece brilliantly illuminated and Chinese Theatrical Performances. Dresper, Major Morgan and densely thronged, presented a Below we give a statement of Major Black for the trouble they spectacle that will not soon be account showing the result of the have taken this afternoon in judg: |Torgetten. Hongkong' gardens are series of Chinese Theatrical Per- ing and I would like to mention notoricus for the way in which formances "inaugurated for the the great satisfaction that it is to they lend themselves to schemes benefit of "
Oar Day me to see the progress that has of night decoration and Iset even-
Receipts. been made during the last year, ing the whole ground was a for which I know I owe a great veritable fairyland of black and Subscription by B. E: deal to Mr Ralphe. I will now crimson. After one had gone,
the Governor present the ebieîd.
through the squeeze of "gaining Sabeaription by the The men were then dismissed. admittance the crowd being co
Obiness sub-com- mittee large that the one enitsnoe was unable to easily cope with it the fall splendour of the dis play of lights came to view and the band of 74tb. Punjabie, together with the Police Orches 1, were discoursing a pro-Subscription by the
Happy Retreat of music specially gramme pleasing and appropriate to the Sale of reserved-toxee. occasion. Just prior to the pre- Sale of tickets at the
thentre sentation of the war fime, which
The Raffle Wingers.
The prize, donors and the winners in the $1 riffie were as followe:*
Woodstock typewriter, present ed by Meer. Souss and Co.. wen by A. Marke, ticket No. 1,620.
Smith Typewriter,. presented by Messrn. Botelho and Co., won by Mrs. Nicholl, ticket No. 337.
Cigste, presented by the B. K. Cigar Store, "H. Dickson, ticket No 2,313.
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... 12,250 00 Sorscription by the
100.00 Ko Sting Thes:78 Subscription by the Kau U Fong Ther-
tre...
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were to unfold a table of beroism Sale of tes &. cakes... and sacrifice, the Paijibie band Motor Car earnings... gave a well-expressed interprets Intereat.
Silver mounted lavender water tion of the finer selections from hottie, presented by Mesare. Wat-“Fans," the swing and confidence son and Os, won by R. S. of the Soldiers' Charas conjaring Vergette, ticket No. 298.
presented
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Expenditure. We gonelle,
by prmp. It was not an altogether Bire of the Theatrical Messte. Powell and Co., won by trus index of what was to follow, Company Virginia Union, ticket No. 1,419 for the mud-stained, heavy-laden Rent of the theatre... Bet of war pictures, presented and rather worn looking men that Sandry Expenditare.
by Meanre Kelly and Walsh, won were later shown as being
by D. G. Eddy, tickel No. 11. there" doing what Liberty
Chinese porcelain, presented demanda as the price of her exist by Mesarr, Sun C, won by N. H. fence, made the kind of glory Mody, ticket No. 288.
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that Goroad ref eta by his The statement is signed by the Two silver vases, presented by straine, som tawdry and all Bon. Mr. Lai Chu-pak as Chair Mesure. Sincere and Co., won by J. tinsel. The soldier of the pipe-(mao, Mr. Ho Fook as Vice-Chair H. Tarrant, ticket No. 2,527. jelayed belt and skiny boot was man and Messra, Chan Kai-ming
who and Li Po-kwei Two silver, vener, presented by absent; it was the men Heere. Wing Ou Co, won by endure with g、im erroestness Treasurera, Nellie Beynolds, ticket No. 2,233. the modern intensification of
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Cigarete, presented by Greco dentraction who grzed out of the Lady May Rosa Fund. Egyptian Cigar Storer, won by A. screen
well-dressed Subscriptions already Kichards, ticket No. 322
throng of sympathieers, sitting: acknowledged $11,077 Picture made of ured post-gelunder the stars of au eastern Mestre. Reier & Co.... stamp presented by Me-se.night. There was something Mr. & Mre, N. L Graca & Co., won by J. M. E. incongruous about it all, so vivid
Watson Macbedo, ticket No. 1788.
was the contrast between the Meara, Karsi jis & Co. Od Lamp, presealed by the lives of the depicted warriors and M.B." Standard Oil Co., who by Joan the immediate lives of the watch Mesera. G. K Cri-pin, ticket N. 200
jere, yet there was something also | Bratton and Oo....
that could be called an effinity. U Ramjibo
Pair of cloisonne vode, présent
ed by Mr. N. L. Watson, won by his win the Red Cross, Oas hd Mr. T, H. Kog
B. E. Green ticket No. 2,610.
Auction Safes.
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HAN having arrived FRANCISCO, consignees of car-| go are hereby notified that all Roods, are being landed at their risk into the hazardous Brd/or 25.00 extra-hazardous Godowns of the 2500 Honkong & Kowloon Wharf & 2020 Godowi Co., Ltd. whence and/or 1000 from the wharves delivery may
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Noclaim will be admitted af ter the goods liave left the Go dowue, and Goods remaining undelivered after noon the 25th October, will be subject to rent.
All claims against the steamer must be presented to the under. signed on or before the 24th October, or they will not be recompiz. d.
only to think of this symbol of, Mr. Noordio... merciful ministrations, realise One of the fexture of the late that the whole day had been furnorn was the eile of rores, devoted to strengthening the
The Takings. prolly made for the cecasion. Society's funda and capabilities,
With regard to the amount The ale was conducted by the for fature work, and that the Hop, Mr. Claud Severr, C.M.G, men who toggled among which has been realised by the mad-logged fi-lds "Qar Day" r, the Hon. Mr. Mr. Labiam, in the role of the
real live auctioneer" giving of France would have said E.H. Sharp, K.C., the Chairman his focistance, No less than "Thank you "bad they been able of the Working Commites, told $7,850 we realized at this exle, to speak cut of the picture, to the Telegraph to day, that there abond of was absolutely nd iden at pro The hopbest price paid for à ro-e understand that
10 what has beer 8.8 $800 by Sir Fobert Bol practical sympathy was ooiting sent Tong, for whom His Excellenry the watchers and the watched aroured. Last year the conating wa bidding, and who hi come the That bond was the only thing took over a weak, and whilst poressor of six cover at a est-of that really mattered, for us the it is not antiopsied that the $2,800. Mr. Stabb paid $750 story if endeavour to wrest the counting will take to long this for toe and Me, Lan Chu Pasoil of Francs from the grasp of year, it will certainly, bakanmaa $600 Marter W. Babib secured an invading enemy was unfolded, days before any Ling d. fini e i- one realised that the pleasures known. Asked if figure, might £ 1er for $850
The following is the list of of buying a rose in the morning. be purssed at, Mr. Sherpa ed busers and the prices paid :-- of participating in the afternoon's that no importanos, could be signed by Sir Robert Bo Tong 600 guinty and of being permitted to attached to soch gnesses as had Hon Mr. Lau Cha Pakan 250 enjoy the calm night made berati- | been -made, for there were no Master B-Subb ...., 200′ ful, were all for an end other means of telling until a count,
Albroken, chafed and damse- ed Goous are to be left in the Godowns, where they will he examined on the 24th October, at 10a.m. by the Company's
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