NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.
DAISY OKEEFE Pupil of
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Miss BELLE HARDING, of London. Pariz, Brussels, The Hague, ele. Will give leasons in all the latest Ballroom dances danced in ill the leading
room's, and Clubs ofonden Fox-Trot, One Step Boston, Gliding Waltz, The New Tango, The Camel Walk, etc. Children's classes a speciality, Ballet National Character, Eurythmis, etc. Correct Tacb, nique taught. Address all en quiries to Miss D. O'Keefe
·Station Hotel, Kowloon. → Tal K. 120.
WBARRINGTON, B.
Eng. (L'pool), under takes to prepare MarineED- gineers for all B.O.T. Certificates! (Stem or Oil), Privite tuition to University Students etc. Fot particulars apply G. P. O. No. 653, Hongkong)
Bor
FFICIENT Pianist wanted for Bulle: & Song Rehear- sals of The Tempest" most evenings after 5 p.m. Adequate remuneration offered. Please ap ply WA. Hacnibal Esq. Hon. Sec ADC.
TO BE LET.
TO LET-Une European fla! in "Leg Building" Gap Rosa Werchan Apply to 3% Kennedy Road.
*OLET:-Large! Godown at Kennedy Town. Apply Box. No. 13 c/o Hongkong Telegraph."
TO LET-3
*pacious frost room suitable for offices on top floor of 6, Queen's Road! Central. Apply to Gande, & Co., Ltd.
Prin|
O LETA Magazine Gap.
To
THEATRE
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
THE HONGKONG JOCKEY
CLUB
BOXING.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1992.
will be held at the Vlotaria
GOVERNMENT HOUSE.”“”
Piano and Song Recital.
His Brcellinoy the Oficar Ad- ministering the Government and
A series of BOXING HOUTS ROYAL THE fifth Gymkhana Meet-
ing will be bold (weather Recreation Club on Friday next permitting) at Happy Valley on the 10th instant commencing at 9 pm sharp. The following Saturday November 18tb com- mencing 245 p.m. The Charge rents will take place-
to the Public 10 Round contest (Catchweight of guests at Government House for adminion Enclosure will will be $1.00 Battling KEY. Stoker last night on the occasion of a
A Short Season.
THE
1
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA CO.
Artistes 40
40
FULL CHORUS.
THE BIGGEST COMBINA- TION OF STARS EVER PLAYED IN THE EAST.
Opening SATURDAY.
bh Nov., at 9.15 IL TRAVATORE.
Monday Bik LA TOSCA.
Tuesday, 14th RIGOLETTO.
Wednesday, 15th TRAVIATA.
Thursday, 15th Cavalleria Rusticana
and PAGOIACCI.
Friday, 17th LUCIA DE LAMMERMOOR.
Prices: F. $ijā ši.
Booking at Moutries From noon to-day (Friday) and all day to-morrow (Satur day) Booking will be the Horgborg Hote'.
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.. NOTICE
Soldiers and Sailors in uniform balf price.
MORGAN.
6 Round contest:
Each Member has the right of Cpl. Croits. introducing 2 non-members to King's Regt. v. the enclosure, tickets for whom Seaman Larter v. CAD ઈ. obtained from the Secretary at $5.00 each up to Signalman King V. | Friday 17th. November.
| Mrs. Severn entertained a number
iplano and song recital whloh was much enjoyed by all present. Members are advised that thay Sargt, Triba, R.G.A, Y." Seaman Amongst those who ·sitended must show ther Gyülbana Saa-
Russell wore "Admiral Sir Arthur and son tickets to obtain adı ismiɔn to Seaman McBride v. Pte Flynn. Lady Loveson. the Members Enclosure.
Sir Williacy King's Regt. and Lady Brungate, Sir William and Lady Rees Davies and many Stoker Dick. other leading residents. The re Pta. Harrowitz, cital was held in the Ballroom, at King's Regt. the entrance to which His Ex- Seaman Trig-cellency and Mrs. Severa receiv
walled the guests Seamar. Triggs v. Pie, Rodway, The whole of the programme King's Regt was sustained by His Excellency Prices of Admission $3, $o, and Mr. Savern and Mr. Erio Rice, 101.
and a feature of the recital was Seats may be booked at the the dainty character of the music Club.
obonen. His Excelleniy, who After payment of expenses was in good voice, contribut
The Stewards invite the Ladies) of Hongkong to be present.
BRITISH LEGION.
to chartable
$50 GIVEN AWAY
WEEKLY
"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH' Weekly Football Competition.
We will give a prize of $50 to the reader who sends in the most nearly correct forecast of the results of Hongkong Football League Matches to be played on SATURDAY next, November 11th, as detailed in the coupon to be found below.
RULES OF COMPETITION,
1-All forecasts must be written on coupons cut from "The Hongkong Telegraph." The name and address of the entrant to be plainly printed in block letters in Int.
adise.
4-All coupons must be received
at the "Telegraph' not later than 12 o'clock noon on Saturday, November 11th. Coupons received after that time will be disqualified...
ARMISTICE NIGHT portion of the process till be of which perhaps the quaint Irish-Any number of attempts may 5.-No responsibility will be
DANGE.
A dance will be held by the British Legion on November 11th. 992 (Armistice Night) at the City Fall.
Hongkong Hotel's No. 1 Jazz Band will supply the music,
- Members and their friends can ibisia tickets ($4 each) from the Indernamed who have kindly consented to assist :----
A. McKIRDY.
Hon. Secretary.
- SEX DISTINCTION.
Folk Song (Foote) and "False) Phyllis were most appreciated, but all his items were rendered with marked taste and sympathy. Mr. Eric Rice covered a wide! range of themes in his contribu- itions to the programme, outaland- ing Dumber being Chopin's Fantaisie in F. Minor and the Overture from Tanghanser.”
A Canton Incident.
The posting of a notice outside Another very cleverly-inter- Mrs. Timon, 110, The Peak.
the door of a new chapel probibit. prated item Was Debussy's
Cathedrale Commander Watkins, R. Ning members of the male sex from "L
Ergloutie, 1. M. S. Ambrose.
entering the building whilst an some really wonderful tona! WE Alderson, Hongkong entertainment was being carried effects being produced. Mr. Rice Hotel; A. G. Lamplugh, Queen's doings & Fengloi
[on inside gave rise to exciting sho played two pretty little com- Building; Lien C. P.
Street on positions of his own. The foll durray Barracks.
Moore Wednesday, according to a report programme was as follows- The Surplus proceeds will be reaching us from Canton.
Piano Soles.st. Concert sanded over
Various males, it was stated, Elude (Liz) and Lebe Wohl British Legion Relief Fund.
were enraged at this discrimina-(Schubert Lisi)—Mr. Erio Rice. Dress. Short Cont.
tion against their sex and started Sougs.Weep you no more.
to
the
are
H. K. HOLMES,
Hon. Secretary.
BANK RETURNS.
Those who intend to be present the attend anis keeping guard aver Damask Roses" from the Eliza- to besiege the building, assulting ad fountains" (Roger Quilter), re requested to apply immed- ately for tickets to assist the and their sympathies naturally Irish Folk Song (Fook)~~ Mr. the door. Finally the police came bethan Songs (Roger Quilter), Friday the 10th." Instant Committee in making the neceswent over to the besiegen, for in Claud Severo. all departments will closery arrangements. at 12 noon.
Those members
their turn they discriminated and Piano Solos-Ballade (Brahms) who Oo Saturday the 11th. Instant reparing
took only the attendants into and Fantaisie in have prepared or
F. Minor all departments will be closed. replicas of crests are requested
ustody.
(Chopin).Hr. Eric Rice. The Hongkong Dispensary. notify the
Songa-Silent Noon Vaughan. undersigned Dispensing Department will be or with.
Williams) and The Shepherd's open for dispensing prescriptions
Song (Elgar)-Mr. Claud Severa. as follows.
Piano Soloe.-Ls Cathedrale Englousie (Debussy), Fileuses pres de Carantec, from Suite de Bretagne (Rbene-Baton). Con- solation (Eric Rice) and Midsum. A. 3. WATSON & CO..
mer (Eric Ricel-Mr. Eric Rice. THE Undersigned Dave receiv-circulation and of specia LIMITED
Sougs. Oh that we two were Hongkong. Stb. November, 1922. Public Auction on
ed instructions to sell by reserve in Hongkong, during the maying" (Nevin). "When Dull month ended 31BL October, Care" (Leveridge) and "False 1322as certified by the Managers Phyllis” (Anonymous)-3£r. of the respective Banks are Claud Severo.
Piaro Average Specie in
Salo-Overture and ReVenusberg from Tannhauser (Wagner)-Mr. Eric Rice.
Do Friday 10th. Instant. until Targe mis roomed house. I p.m. and from 6pm. to 7.30 suitable for a Mess. Two minutes p.m. On Saturday, 10 am. to 1) from the New Motor Road. p.m. and 6 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Box No. 809 Arply to
Hongkong Telegraph."
TOOTDA.
c/o.
14
NEW FLATS TO LET-No 9. Jordan. Road. RowIcon. Three
Hall. Servants. Quarters Pantry, Flush Sytem. Apply to-Koon Tai & Co., 24 Des Vorut Road Central Hong kong-
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-TW Marine Boil.
at
FOR SALE:-One Pointer
PUBLIC AUCTION.
The returns of the average amount
of bank notes in
Tuesday, the 14th. Nóv., 192a. at 12 o'clock (noon)
Banka.
AMCHOL
in-
at their Sales Rooms, Duddell Street,
Chartered Bank of
India, Australia. -..
Home took ard
INTERPORT CRICKET.
THE attention of these
terested in the Entertain quents during the stay of the Shanghai Cricket team is called to the notices posted in Hoogkong Club, the Cricket Club. the U.S. C. and the Kowloon C. C.
Programmes ran be obtain application to Tadpole.
the
on
HONGKONG S. ANDREW'S
SOCIETY
ST. ANDREW'S BALL INVITATIONS.
The Motor Launch
PEEWIT"
Built in 1910 of Teakwood. Engine: cylinder Bolinder (Crude Oill, 30 B.HR.
Reg. Tonnage: 7.29 tons.
On view now at anchorage off the Hongkong Club.
Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers.
THE Undersigned have received instructions to seilby Public Auction on Wednesday, the 15th. Nov., 1933 commencing at 5.15 p.m. at their Sales Rooms, Duddell Street
in
At the conclusion of the recital,
and China. 83,73£747 85,400.00- the guests were served with light
Shanghai Back-
ing Corporation, 333,437,967 16,00,000- Mercantile
Bank
of India, Limited, $ 1,3,9,897
$50,0005
Tota)......16,5,619 31,550,00
*Sterling Securities deposited with the Crown Agents valued at £599,000.
†Securities with
the Crown
Agents and Straits Government £1,800,000,
Securities with the Crown Agente £130,000.
refreshments.
HONGKONG IMPORTS.
Keen Demand for Yarn.
The fortnightly Price Current the Hongkong General Chamber and Market Report, published by
cf Commerce, klates ---
ers 10 6 Diameter and 10' 6" long with two furnaces in each boiler at a working pressure of 150 lbs. per square inch includ ing boiler Mounting. One steel tail shaft 18'2" long and 781 Diameter with brass liners. *pection
Cotton piece goods and fancy Kowloon Docks MEMBERS are reminded that Further Particulars apply to the
cotton goods.-Sales of 18lb. grey, in order to sin admission
drills and white shirtings at prices Chief rngineer S.S. "Ewongo the PRACTICE DANCES on Tung" or the Company's Office, Tuesday 14th. Tuesday 1st, and
very much below replacing values THEY LIKE CHURCH. No. 8. Queen's Road W. Yaen Honday 27th, inst. it is neces-i
are reported. A. small miscel 'On S.S., Co.. Ld.
Jary that they and their guests
In bis presidential address to aneous business has been done the autumn conference of the in dyed and fancy goods. Ameri- should be in possession of AD. A Valuable Collection of about MISSION SLIPS detachable)
Manchester and District Minis- can cotton is quoted at 15d. 08 2,000 British Colonial and from the Invitation Card, Mem-1
terial Association, held at Roy. (Spot) and the Manchester market other "rare stamps. sers should therefore send In Full particulars from catalogue) Chorley, said there
ton, the Rev. T. Sowerby, of is firmer. Male. perfectly trained, 44their
Cotton WAJ an en-
Fam.-In applications for invita- Os view from Monday the 13th couraging
sympathy years. One Automatic Shotgun. on cards as soon as possible.
body
with the rise in the price of inst.,
people 12 born (Mauser). One
who liked to .44
Terms: Cash on delivery.
go to church. (Yunaan tin, which is burtered for Winchester Rifle. What Offers!
Ia the time of his yarn consumed in that market, a Owner lesving Colony. Apply
LAMMERT BROS.. youth young people had to go to keen demand has sprung up for Box No. 818 c/o Hongkong
Auctioneers. church because it was thecustora yarn and a good business has been Telegraph"
for them to do so. He was glad transacted. Prices improved those times bad passed away. gradually from $2 to $10 per bale. Young people who went to church according to the demand foreach to-day did so because they liked spinning Quotations areNo, it. There was someiling in the 10s $154/176. No. 12 $160/180. church and what it stood for that No. 154. $180/194. No. 20s. 8173). had a greater attraction for thero197. Arrivals 1,000, Shipments than tennis. golf, or charabanen. Spot ales 6.000 bales. outings.
Vasold stock 6,000 tales. Bargains 12,000 bales.....
Woollens. The market. re mains quiet.
THE HONGKONA JOCKEY CLUB,
ΑΝ
N Ex Gymkhans is fixed for Saturday December 2nd. 1922. Drait Programmes and Entry Forms may be obtained at Race Course, Hongkong. Club & Caueway Bay Stabler....
Special St. Andrew's Progarmme. Entries close on 20th. Novem. ber 1922.
NOTICE.
HE following firms will be THE
open on Friday November the 10th. till 12 o'clock and will remain closed on Armistice Day Saturday, November 11th-
Kelly and Walsh. Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Mackintosh and Co.
S Mouria and Co.
Wm. Powell, Ltd..
Senatt Freres.
Whitesway, Laidlaw and Co.
By Order,
D. . BLAIR
Hon. Secretary.
The Kwong Wing Co., Ltd.
9. S. Tine. Saturday, Som, Hih.
Regular rien on Wachow Splendid pet, Cless Promenger Ace¬maaN / 2. Des Von Pad. W., Phona Centra
Mee Wah Knitting Co.
618. Causeway Bay, "Phone Cantal 1301, Malangurres of Sorka, Suzgiete, Juancer: and Caderwear,
YEUNG PO KWAN, President THE SAI HING 5. S. Co.
23, Consought Road, W.
CANTON-WUCHOW LINE.
3.5. NANNING" 3.SAINAN " Monday, Wednesday, Friday. HONGKONG W: CHOW LINE.
8.9. “GEUNG OS“ Phone Centrs 1773,
THE HIN FAT S. S. Co.
Shipping and Intrance Betes, "Pheas Cratra 3463 Ko. 107, Wlog Lok Atrees.
KWOK HIN WAND.
Proprietor.
On Hing Co.
6-10, laguing Street.
Metal & Hardynen Magasonal, Elestrie
General Kogizeere & Contralate. à
*Post No. Central 2004
1. F. LAI, Graera Manager.
Ching-Kee S. N. Co.
156, WA Sock 8. W. Phase 3238 Regular Serales between HK. Uma. Sevebrang. Sarth Chica YEE TAI MONO. 'Phone
Central 753,
CHEONG YUE S. S. Co.
11. Des Fargs Road, C.
8.PHRASANG Posh & Jun
an Today morning. 17th Jan
For Freight of Parage syply
CHEONG YUE S. S. Co.
*Phar Central 2253
Hongkong-South America.
of
TIDE TABLE.
10th to 16th. Nov. 1922.
58. AH PING“ For Freight etc, apply CHANGWHA NAVIGATION CO.. 10
Bank of Chias Did,
'Phone Ceira: 1576
Hongkong-Saigon Line
9. §. “TELENACHUS"
For Freight to Apply
WO FAT SING
"Phose Ka. Central 3.
• Houtkort
Pyleht.
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sent in, but a separate coupon must be used for each altempt.
3-The Prize of $50 will
be
accepted by the Editor for the loss or non-delivery of any coupon. The Eitor's decision must be final. No correspondenca or interviews will be entered into concern< ing this competition. 6-Any
awarded to the campstitor who gives the corrector mest nearly correct result of the marches below. In the event of more than one competitor sending in a corrector most nearly correct forecast, then the Prize will be divided equally between those com--No members of the "Tele-
petitors. No one competitor shall be entitled to more than ona share of the prize.
match given below. which through any cause whatever, le not played to a decision will not be counted.
graph" staff will be permitted to take part in the competi tion.
MARK THE ENVELOPE
"FOOTBALL."
CUT HERE
"TELEGRAPH" WEEKLY FOOTBALL COUPON NO. 3.
Matches to be played on SATURDAY, November 11th., Home teams mentioned first in each case,
DIVISION I.
KING'S
DURBAN
CLUB
R.C.A.
AMBROSE
KOWLOON
SOUTH CHINA
POLICE
DESPATCH
TAMAR
DIVISION IL
KING'S
S. CHINA "A."
"KOWLOON'
UNIVERSITY
UNITED A. C..
WARDERS
POLICE
DURBAN
'S. CHINA" B."
公
-ST. JOSEPH'S
AUXILIARIES
HAWKINS
R. G. A.
AMBROSE
"
Strike out the names of the teams you think will lose.
If you think any match will result in a draw do not strike out the name of either team.
Name MAddress
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TO-DAY'S MISCELLANY.
Swenses, whose ambition to become a city caused a special meeting of the town council to be
two instruments being that erect- ed in 1703 in All Hallows' Lom: bard-street, and that installed in Christ Church, Newgate-streal, in 1690. Both the organs are the work of Renatu Harris, the famous organ maker of the 17th. century, who once competed with Raw Cotton. Stocks are bil beld recently, bas s unique dis- the Germen Bernhardt Schmidt Nominal quotations:-Indian tinction. It was once singled out for the honour of supplying the descriptions at $31/36, Chinese for special compliment on its instrument for the Temple Church. grades at $33/39.
weather. Taus Landor, writing The contest between the two Metals.-Market is quist, the from Florence in the thirties: maker was very severe, services lower exchange making prices Dave the best water, the best air, for a whole year being conducted higher than dealers will now pay, and the best oil in the world. on alternate Sundays on the Demand from consuming districts Italy is as climate, but Swan-respective organs which the rivals s poor, with dealers inclined to sea is better; that, however, is erected in the church. Partizan 37 4.2sxcrifice parcela to clear,
the only spot in Great Britain ship ran very high, and it is rec- orded that on the night preced ing the final trial of the read- stops the frieads of Harris out the bellows of Schmidt's organ in such manner that when the time came for playing it no air could be conveyed into the wind old are reopened within chest, but In-apite of this the faw Anys ■fter being Benchers decided upon the Get- de-paired. Such an event occured
man instrument by reason of its at Home fecently, however, the
"depths and strengths of sound.”
High Wile
Low With
Mens Time!
Blangkons
Mean Time
b. m. 18, më
2 3
4.7
w
7 21 1.7
18 7.3m 8 18 19 3 a $9 6. 1 1 6 6.9
4353 Mou 13. m. 3 6 6.5 5 182 5.5 Fund 14 4306*
6 a 6.9 63
Kwongchowan & Fort Bayard Wed. 15 m 545
I.B. "SUN OS" Loading the 19th
Belling 7th Inst. Fight apply
LI PAT S. S. CO.
'Float Central 2287.
5 442 44
m 9 23: 2.1 8. 11a; 4.6
Flour Market Report-Stock: where we bave warmth without Here, then, is the tip About 750,000 sacks. Quotations: Wet." -American Patent, 3 70 per dires; for those in search of a 10122 sack; American Straight, 12.70 winter health resort! - 11 33 | 3,2
par sack; Americao Cut off, $2.85
0 13.7
5 da 65
Thar 16 m 6 31 6.1 7 17.0
22.3 1 330
1 7a 1.5-
m. morning a. afternoon
por reck: Shanghai Flour, $295 It is rarely that two church per sack; Australiau No. 1. 290 organs both OTER 200 Years per sack..*
Bogar.Markel quiet,
Salipetre. Very heavy mands and fairly'strong.