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SINGAPORE.
DANCING AFTER DINNER.
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TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS..
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Tel. No. Kowloona 3.
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Tarp mientas from Fozzy sad Hallway Station. Five minutes by Ferry (rom Hongkong
A first diam Hotel in every respect and under English managemens.'
Cuisine under personal supervision of the Proprietor,
Lounge, Bar and Billled Boom,
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Epecial arrangements for familiasjon spplication to'
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THURSDAY, 15th. February
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1993,
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
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WEATHER REPORT.
A depression is still shown ovar Tongking. The Eastara Sea de- pression has filled up..
Per a PRES, WILSON for Feb 144. 11h. 59m.-Pressure San Francisco sta-Mr. Walter has increased considerably over] J. Allen, Mr. G. Livingston | N.E. Japan and over the lower Bayard, Mr. G. Livingston Yangiza Valley, and moderately Bayard, Mrs Janet Braun, Mr. to slightly in other districts. & Mrs. Loo R. Brown, Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Bussell, Mr. J. Calmettes, be
Tea Mr. & Mrs. A. Collon, Miss Fran Dansant in the Hongkong¦ces M. Cotton. Mr. Arthur J. Hotel on the above date.
Foote, Mr. E. H. Hooper, kiss M. Horsfall, Miss B. A. M. Hoggas, Mrs. Lauria Haygood. Mrs. Myrtle C. Haygood. Mr. Martin, B. Klopp, Mr. M. B. Klopp Mr. & Mrs. R. T. Jones, Miss Florenes Jones, Mr. George Le
THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
THE THIRTY-NINTH OR Vecque. Mr. Harry Haundrall DINARY ANNUAL MEET Mr. Edmund Marchant, Mr. E ING OF SHAREHOLDERS in Milbolland, Mrs. E. Milholland, the above COMPANY will be Miss I. Milbolland. Miss M. held at St. George's Building. Milholland. Mr. Thomas B. Chater Road, Victoria, os 1gas-keftruth, Lieut Col Bruce day, the 27th. February 1933 storley, S. 1. Rifo, Mrs. L 11 o'clock am. for the purpose to A. Rask, MF, & Mn. E. F. Smith, receiving a statement of accounts Mr. O. Storm; Mr. John K. L and the report of the General Ross, Mr. J. K L Ress. Mr. Managers for the year ending James P. Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Geo. 31st. December, 1922, and elect: E. Scbriaber, Miss C. Schrieber, ing Consulting Committee and Miss M Schrieber, Mrs. Anna Auditors.
Schoning. Mr. Geo. E. Tennant, The Transfer Books of the Mr. Harry Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Company will be closed from F. B. Woodruff, Mr. & Mrs. N. F. Saturday the 1b. February, Xavier, Mrs. El Morley, Mr. 1. A. | 1933. until Tuesday, with. Fab., | Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. M. W. Bacon, 1923, both days inclusive.
SHEWAN TOMES & CO.
General Managers. Hongkong. Stb, February 1623.
SEAPLANE FLIGHT.
Manila to Formosa. The Manite Polly Bulletin of February 7th states:
be forming over N. China.
Another antisyolous appears to
The monsoon will freshen along the E. and S.E. coast of China.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day. 100 inob. Total since January
at 015 inches, against an average of 2.24 inches.
FORMIAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.
District.
Forecast.
N.E winds, Farmoss Channel, fresh:
3outh coast of) &E to
China between N.E. winds, H.K. & Lamocks. I moderate; Hongkong to generally
Gap Rock..
overcast,
& South coast of some rain.
China between 9.K. & Halouni
I. F. CLAXTON, Director.
I.K. Observatory, Feb. 14, 1923.
rs. Mary E. Badger. Miss Encla Badger, Mr. Peter Bors. Mr. David C. Bloom, His. Barba: a H. Blumenthal, Miss Edns M. Bot. kio, Mr. & Mrs. Guy 3. Burtis, Mr. W. G. Caldwell, Mrs. W. G Caldwell, Miss Myrtle H. Cooper, Mrs. Olive Daggy A. E. Elgacourt Ar. Frank A. Fontana, Mrs. E. J Fitch, Mr. Gist Gee, Mrs. Elsie B Ganz, Mr. 1. Gassner, Mrs. L.. Chas L. Mc Comber, Mr. Hugh Gasser, Mr. Leo Billig. Mr. Leo Mc Kevitt, Mr. N. Otis Mej Gillig, Miss Gladys Gillig.. Mr. H. | Quiston, Dr. R. L. Ochsner, Mrs Gosse, Mrs. H. Gosse, Mr. Joseph Anna Ochsner, Mr. John E. Grace, Mrs. Joseph Grace, Miss Pickard, Mr. J. H. Pierson. Mrs. The Mona: 320 H. F. Curtiss G. Grace. Mr. J. H. Harris, Mrs. J. H. Pierson, Mrs. M. a. Reimer, sesplane, is scheduled to "sail". H. Barris, Mr. C. G. Qaynes, Mr. Clement Reese, Miss Georgis from Manila for Forms & 037 Mr & Mr«, S. Merzog, Miss A·leen Robinson, Mr. Frank Simon, Misa Saturday morning (February Hero Mr. S D. Hinman. Mr. L. M. Schjoldager, Mr. Geo 10th the rst aerial vessel J. E. Houston. Mr. Paris Hiatt, Schroeder, Mr. Chas G. Settergren, putting out from the Philippines Mrs. E. Haddart, Mr. Fred N. Mrs. Lettergren. Mr. J. H. Shane, for a foreign port.
Hesemeyer. Mrs. Janet Hall, Mr. Mrs. J. H. Shane. Mr. 3. J. Ancrew A. Johnson, Mrs. Andrew Shannon, Sr. E. B. Smith, Mr. A. Jobason, Mr. Irwing W. Kelly. S. M. Spiro, Mrs. S. M. Spiro. Mr. Eric Lange, Mre. Eric Lange, Mrs. B. L. Strub, Mr. G. E. Mr. A. L. Liebes. Mrs. A. L Spangler, De Anna G. Sweet, Mrs. Liebes, Mr. Mabel C. Lower, Mr. | G. Temple His. E. M. Thomas, 1 B. Markman, Mr. A. B. Dr. Erin, Mrs. Barbara E favourable Younger proposte sa Mackins Du, Miss Ida F Main. Walden, Miss Mary F. Walden, khop of free Paray daan Mr. Cass L Me Can bor, Mrs. Miss M. Walch.
William C. Younger, owner and pilot, has sold the machine to a Japanese company with the proviso that it be delivered "on "The wing."
If weather conditions
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SELLING
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From Aparri the vrsta Bout will commence with 120 galles of gasoline in the tank and the stout-hearted pilot the only other freight. A stop is planned at one of the Babuyan islands, if flying|11| | conditions warrant, bu: Younger will have fuel enough to cany him straight through to Formosas and may decide on this course.
The total length of the voyage is more than 800 miles but Aging fat an average speed of nearly 100
miles an hour Younger figures T T San Fraterne not to be in the air more that I h
York
nine hours at most.
TT Mars The Mona" is fitted, as are T T. Franes all seaplanes, with a compass and Demand. Rare all necessary navigating instru-
ments.
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THE
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Topical Budget
WORLD
PHONE. 1337
KOWLOON THEATRE
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THEATRE
PHONE. 1337
Wednesday, 14th, to Saturday, 17th. Feb.
at 5.15 and 9.15 p.m.
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in
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Usual Prices. Booking at the Theatre.
9.00
STAR THEATRE.
PEKING ROAD, KOWLOOS. Tel. Kowloon. 795.
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Bait of England Pates
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SUBSIDIARY COINS.
He gang petent serez 6.
Before leaving Aparri on the overaes tight all weather reports 1,7 obtainable will be secured as a sf, storm might prove very serious.
Younger is an old timer in the Philippines having come over here with the 16th. United States Infantry in 1499. Ele left the islands in 1910 and went through the Curtiss Aeronautical school A: North Island, San Diego Bay. California. During the war he was instructor in Beronautics And since then has taken up com inercial flying, operating two machines in Manila.
, íðongsong. February 14, 1923,
POST OFFICE NOTICES. CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.
5 pm
10% pa.
2.5% p
20.3% dis
On the 16that. the C. P.Q. & District Post Offret will be satirely closed There will be delivery of correspondence or collection from the Pillar Boxm. Non-box. bolders may however, obtain their ordinary correspondence on application at tha On the lith inst the Ingairy Counter at the South West enfranes of the G.P.D. G.P., will be open from 9am to 9 am There will bs are collection from the Before leaving Manila the Pillar Boy one delivery of ordinary correspondence on Surdays, and oor Moga" must secure custome-lisery of registered correspondence at 9am. The District Offices will benpea clearance papers the same as any open from 8m to 9a mo. caly and Sheangwan Office bich will be open from 8 from 9am to 9.5 p.m. to 6 p.m. with exception of Bawloon Uffice, which will other sas going ship.
Younger plans to return to Manila by liner after reporting his arrival in Formoss by cable.
INTERPORT "RUGGER."
(a mlo 9 m. from 5:30 to 8 pm. There ill be one delivery from Diatrics Office
Boom The Money Order Office will be entirely closed during the holidays.
from
Australia & Magila Зарва Australia & Manila
Bombay.
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The news will be received with satisfaction in Rugby football circles that the Shanghai Rugby) Football Club bas decided to send an interport team to Hankow for s match during the Chins New Year holidays, says the NCDN. Hankow originally intended send ing a side to play Shanghai, but ultimately found that this would be impossible, and in making Announcement expressed desire to entertain Shanghai team if it were possible
At first it seemed Japan to send one. doubtful whether the club could Bangkok...
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Shanghai, Japan, Canada, UB.A.. C. * S. America & Europe via Victoria B.O.
go to the expense of this, but it Baigo
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has now been decided that it can Philippine Islands be carried through. The players Bangkok will leave for Hackow on thangbai. Thursday, February 15, and the Takso
Haiphong laterport match will take place Philippine Islands on Monday of the holidays.
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