THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1923.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES
WANTED.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. LAMMERT BROS. HUGHES & HOUGH
BOARD RESIDENCE TOYO KISEN KAISHA.
Comfortable and homely, One minute from Ferry Steamer Quisine under personal supervis ion.
table. Private Billiard Terms very moderate. Telephone K. 357. Mre. Steward Ogilvie.
W
ANTED.-An excellent opportunity exists with an advertising concern for a live Chinese meat appearance with
English Bome knowledge. For interview apply P. O. Box $75.
TO BE LET. TO LET-European flats in Leo Building, Wanobai Gap Read, Apply to 32 Kennedy Rd.
TO LET-Office Rooms at No. 6 Des Voeux Road, Central Apply to The Bank of Canton, Ltd.
To
8.S. "PERSIA MARU,"
Vor. 36 SOUTH. From SAN FRANCISO via
HONOLULU JAPAN PORTS
& MANILA
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have receiv Tollan to sell by Public Action,
01
ed instructions from Mr. D.
༈༔
Thursday, the 26th. July 1933. commencing at 1-45 p.m.
comprising:
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND
BROKERS.
The Undersigned have received instructions from the Registrar, Supreme Court, to sell by Public Auction. (For Account of the Concerned).
on MONDAY.
the 23rd July, 1928, at 11 am.. at the Hing Wah Pasto Manufac- turing Co., Gordon Street.
FOOTBALL.
King's Platoon Competition
"Interest in this Competition has been fully maintained during the
NEW HONGKONG BUS SERVICE.
Happy Valley to West Point.
Only recently an afternoon
C.S.P.'s ESCAPE.
Contractor Fined For Careless Blasting.
The Captain Superintendent of Police, Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe. Mr. C. D. appeared before
week, and some excellent games/motor omnibus service was in Melbourne, at the Police Court have been witnessed. Low scoring augurated between Whitty Street to day, to prosecute a road con- has been the rule, only one team and the Mics Yuen Gardens tractor Hoy Lee, of No. 76 Shang- (No. 3 Platoon) registering more This, we believe, is a special bai Street, for not observing - service for the benefit particular, than two goals.
ly of certain classes of Chinese. per precautions whilst carrying No. 2 Platoon maintained their The fare is comparatively high-out blasting operations. improved form, playing a drawu 30 cents and there is no stopping 5,20 p.m. on the 17th instant, ho Mr. Wolfe stated that at about uame with No. 15 Platoon last en route to take up passengers. Friday night.
Something in the nature of car when, at the junction with
was going up Stubbs Road in a. On Saturday, No.-2 Group general motor bus service is, how Bowen and Woog Noi Chong Accounted for No. 5 by two goals ever, shortly to be run between Roads, he was stopped by a man to one, after being a goal in arrears Happy Valley and West Point, frantically waving a red flag, to Furniture and Sundries
at half-time. This gives the Group via Queen's Road, and, consider indicate that a blasting explosion Took hatstand. chesterfield
Comprising: couch and chairs, teak extension
Marble top Washstand, Side-good lead in the struggle for the ing the heavy traffic on that route, was about to
it should meat with much support wanted to go forward so as to get occur. Witness dining table and chairs, side board, Tea Tables, Teak Chairs, premier position in the League.
No. 10 Platoon board, glass cabinet, table fau, Clocks, Counter Tables, Stools.
obtained from the public.
into Wong Nei Chong Road out. Arepresentative of th's paper of danger's way, before the ex- Fans, maximum curtains, brass ware, Crockery. Tables Scales. Electric
points from their
who enquired at the Colonial fixture with No. 9 Platoon by a Secretariat, has bad the news consisted on his not advancing. The Empty Boxes etc, etc.
plosion took place, but the man glass ware, etc, etc.
score of two goals to one. This was a game in which all three goale raing the projected service offi- explosion took place whiles the car takes on the part of two reliable rent is considering the question Debris and stones began to shower of shortly calling for tendere.dows, and one piece of rock, the goal-keepers.""
The Hon. Mr. Fletcher, noting size of a loaf of bread passed over No. 11 Platoon beat No. 12 Colonial Secretary, informed cur their heads. Platoon on Monday by two posis representative that there bad to nil, and the same afternoon No. been various applications for the that there should be a proper: 16 Platoon were unfortunate to monopoly of running buses on the number of men stationed at the lose to No. 1 Group by 2-1. route from Happy Valley to West
The above named Steamer having arrived on Thursday, 19th. July, 1923, consignes of cargo at No. 2, Austin Avenue Kowloon are hereby notified to presen: their Bills of Lading for counter.
The Whole of his Yaluable signature, and take immediate Household Furniture, delivery from alongside steamer or the Company's Godown, where all cargo impeding immediate discharge will be landed consignees' risk.
Storage will be assessed on remaining undelivered cargo after Thursday, 26th. July, 1923.
All broken, chafed and damaged packages will be landed into the Company's Godown where same will be examined OD Thursday, 26th. July, 1923, at 11 a.m.
No claims will be recognised | after the goods have loft the steamer or Godown, and none will be entertained if presented later than three weeks after
arrival of steamer.
Fire insurance whatever
O LET-Office Rooms 1st.
Floor, No. 10, Des Vaux will be effected.
* Road, Cüi tral, Apply to
HALL, LAW & CO.
SPACIOUS Offices on Ground
Floor of No. 4. Daddel Street, newly fitted withak- wood Panels and counters; suitable for Banking and other businesses. Electric Light Installation completed. Centrally located Ready for immediate
ccupation. Apply to Box No. 054 c/o "Hongkong Telegraph.
TENDERS WANTED.
are
RELIABLE contractors
invited to tender for the following work:-
IN
Y. TSUTSUMI,
Manager.. Hongkong, July 20th. 1923.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. SERVICES CONTRACTUELS
DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
S.S. "CHAMBORD" Consignees of Cargo from Marseilles &c. also cargo ex 5.9. Villo do Verdun," &Min" from Havre, Cognac | „
In connection with above Steamer are hereby informed that their good with the exception of Opium. Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored at their risks into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co.. Ld.. Kowloon. whence delivery may be obtained feet immediately after landing.
Over 30.000 cub feet cut
moulded & fine punched
Granite Over
35,000 Brickwork:
cub.
For particulars apply to the, HONGKONG REALTY AND
ΤΗ
TRUST CO., LTD.
Architects,
Powell's Building.
R.
NOTICE.
Optional Cargo will be fo warded on unless intimation i received from the Consignees before noon to-day requesting it] to be landed here.
Bills of Lading will be counter signed by the Undersigned. Goodi remaining unclaimed after
the 25th.. instant at Noon wil be subject to rent and lading charges.
All claims must be sent in t me on or before the 99th. July, 1923. or they will not be: recognized.
effected.
All damaged packages will be Public HE
ATG hereby examined on Wednesday the 25th informed that Queen's Road|inst. at 10 a.m. by Mosers, God East between Arsenal Street and dard & Douglas, Wanchai Road will be CLOSED No Fire Insurance has beer to motor traffic from TUESDAY, 17th. inet, until further notice.
P.P.J. WODEHOUSE, Acting Captain Superintendent
of Police. Hongkong 16th. July 1923.
G.
NOTICE.
R.
To Owners and Drivers of
Motor Vehicles.. The Coas- tal Road between Castle Peak and Teun-Wan is CLOSED to Motor Traffic. The Coastal Road, from the junction of tho. Tai Po Road to Thun 's how (pen to traffic.
E. D. C. WOLFE, Captain Superintendent of Policr Hongkong, 18th. July, 1923.
R. RODENFUSED
Acting agent Hongkong, 19th. July, 1923.
A BEAUTIFUL CARDEN
AFTER APPLYING THE KING DF FERTILSER BAT GUANO EASTERN AGRICULTURAL TEETILISER 00.
95
Jéivors St,
3rd Floor.
Honge.
Brass mounted bedstead, teak wardrobe, dressing table, washstand, clock, etc.
Also
Several pieces of blackwood
And
Ware,
One piano by Bake, „One Columbia Gramafola,
One record cabinet and records, 25 b, July 1923.
On View from Wednesday the
Terms Cash on Delivery. Catalogues will be issued,
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneere,
PEAK DEURCH.
ON the remaining SUNDAYS in July and the SUNDAYS in August there will be Evening Betvico at 6:30 at the Paak Churob. The Preacher an" July 22nd will be Rev J Kirk Maconachie and on the following SUNDAYS the Rev. A.D. Stewart, Ail Seats are free."
DO NOT MISS- ROCHA'S
POPULAR AUCTION SALES
Every Tuesday Thursday
& Saturday At. 2.30 p.m. Specialist is the Valuation of Household and Office Furniture.
DA ROCHA'S MART
2 A D'Agullat
Phone 2939
Also
2
big Scales, 5 Cases String, and a were obtained as the result of mis- cially confirmed. The Gover was being backed down the road.
1 Large Motor Truck, 1 Safe, number of cases of Macaroni,
Star Paste, Min Shell etc., etc.
Terms: Cash on delivery.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
SEAS.
CHINA
HONGKONG HARBOUR.
As
Witnesa said his contention was
No. 4 Group increased Head-Point, and it was considered that various approaches at the locality quarter Wing's points at the the fairest way of dealing with to give timely warning. The con-
tractor should have, no less than- expense of No. 7 by 2 goals to 1, the matter was to call for tendra, three men, as there were five dif and No. 3 Group, who were the only team of H. Q. Wing to lose," went down to No. 13 by 2--0.
S from the 23rd. July, 1923, and until further notice two
No. 8 Platoon, who during the (2) junks will be employed in match failed to convert, two taking soundings and Borings penalty kicks, shared the poi ats in the Harbour on line from with a strong side from No. 14
Platoon. Statue Pier to Holt's a harf.
Each of the said "junks will exhibit:-
&
THE CORONET.
ferent approaches to the spot. One man should be stationed at the corner of Stubbs and Bowen Road: and another further down Stubbs Habit Cured By a Dream. Road to prevent pedestrians from
repetition of
All vessels are warned to give not to lose by a much bigga disgrace to suicide. How the
How a young girl with the getting into the hairpin bond, A spending habit is cured by a third man with the gong should vision is shown in the big picture take a place on the upper part of No. 6 Platoon lost to No. 1 which commences to-day at the Stubbs Road. Witness went on Platoon on Wednesday night and Coronet. "Habit," featuring the to remark that since he returned By Pas On the foremast to No. 15 Platoon on Thursday popular star, Mildred Harris, is from leave the same conditions
Red Ensign and 4 feet below
night after exciting struggles.the story of a spendthrift daugh- still prevailed. If contractors. Black Ball 2 feet in diameter.
The best game witnessed. waster, whose sy ways with would only ask for advice By night-On the foreinas: 2 the second game yesterday, when regard to money matters are her and assistance from the police Red Lights in a vertical line No. 3 beat No. 9 Platoon by a father's despair. His money con- in cases of this kind, they would tinually going in buying his get it. He asked for a fairly one over the "other, 4 feet goal to nil. It was a fast game apart; and at the bow and throughout and the excellent long daughter clothes, the time comes heavy penalty to be imposed in also at the stern one White passing tactica adopted by No. 3 when the father puts his foot the present oase.
Mr. Melbourne làflicted a fine Light, each of the White Platoon's forward line upset the down and he refuses to give her Lights is to be placed 6 feet calculations of No. 9 Platoon's more. In a dream the of $100 and cautioned the de-
sees her father go fendant against above the gunwhale.
defence. No. 9 were fortunate daughter
through bankruptcy, and from the offence. vision cures her thriftless ways, OUR PUBLIC GARAGES. League Table.. how she gets into the clutches of) » The League Table, including and marries the man she really
a man she bater, how she meets Something More About the Thursday night's matches, in as
Peak Scheme. loves, and how their safety is follows:-
overshadowed by the arm of the Not log ago tenders were Goals. g .P.W.D.L.
law, is a cleverly worked out called for by the Government for F. A. A
story, which should provide some the erection of a public garage, No. 2 Group 13 12 10.27 8.25 real thrills for all who visit the with nine compartments, on the No. 1 Group 13 931 30 13 21 Coronet during the course of the new Peak motor road (Stubbe No. 4 Group 12 831 33 11 19 ext few days."The Habit" has Road). A representative of the No. 10 Platoon 14 743 16 11 18 the promise of being a very die Telegraph, who enquired at the No. 9 Platoon 15 735 24 16 17 No. 11 Platoon, 14 6 4 4 24 14:16 No. 5 Platoon 14 G44 26 17 16) No. 1 Platoon 13 553 17 13 15 VOLUNTEER OPEN-AIR pointed out to our representative
these junks a safe berth and to proceed at slow speed when passing.
C. W. BECKWITH,
Commander R.N.
Harbour Master, &c. Harbour Office." Hongkong 16th, July 1923.
Modelling & Sculpture
In Bronze, Lead, Marble or. Stone.
Tombstones. Memorials,
Fountains & Statuary Groups.
/
ARTS & CRAFTS, LTD.
SHANGHAI.
DESIGNERS & CRAFTSMEN
IN
FIBROUS
margin.
picture.
CONCERT,
Colonial Secretariat, learns that the site is to be at Magazine Gap. The Hon. Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher
No. 14 Platoon' 14 4 G 4 18 14 141
that the idea was to provide facil- No. 13 Platoon 14. 545 14 13 14"
ities for those residents of that dis- No. 6 Platoon 15 627 23 23 14.
triot who urgently need garage No. 3 Pistoon 14 545 15.16 14 There should be a large accommodation, and in a way No. 12 Platoon 14 374 11 13 13 attendance at the open-air concert to encourage the owner driver." No. 15 Platoon 14 446 13 24 12 to be given on the Hongkong There will not be any chauffeur No. 4 Platoon 13 337 15 20 9 Volunteer Defence Corpe parada accommodation-just nine lock- No. 3 Group 14.419 14 27 9 ground at 915 to-morrow night up places, in charge of a caretaker. No 2 Platoon 14 338 7 25 9 The King's Regt band will play The tent of cash storage room No. 7 Platoon 14 329 12 22 8 selectione, opening with one from will be about $25 a month. No. 16 Platoon 14 167 10-23 8 "Il Trovatore." Mr. Osmond Asked about similar facilities No. 8 Platoon 14.2111 1137 5 Skinner will next give two songs, for Kowloon, Mr. Fletcher said. and Mrs: N. Mathieson will con that would depend on the public The Week's Results.
tribute Sanderson's "Break 0
demand. For the present it was. This week's results are as Day." A clarionetconcerto and "A more matter for private enter foliowe:
Musical Sketch" by the military prise over there. The Government No.
band, and an impersonation by would provide garages for owner- that popular contributor, Mr. drivers, along the lines of the Zellensky, will complete the first Magazine Gap scheme, only if part of the programme. After the there were a public demand in interval there will be several Kowloon proving the need for further pieces by the regimental such an undertaking..
2 Platoon 1;
10 Platoon 2;
No.
15 Platoon 1.
8 Platoon 0.
5 Platoon 1 9. Platoon. 1..
3 Platoon 3:
2 Group 2;
PLASTER.
11 Platoon 2; 12 Platoon 0. 1 Group 2: 16 Platoon 1. 13 Platoon 2;
4 Group 2;
8 Platoon 1; 1 Platoon 1;
NEW MUSIC
FOR
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3. Platoon 1;
9 Group 10: 7 Platoon 1. 14 Platoon 1.
6 Platoon 0.
V Platoon 0.
15 Platoon 2; 6 Platoon 1.
Total Points.
band, including selections from
In this connection it may be Gilbert and Sullivan, interspers-pointed out that recently the ing a contralto solo by Mrs. Government invited tenders for a Mathieson, a vocal duet by Mr.short lease (of four years) of and Mrs..S. Collett, and hum-railway land close to the station orous song by Mr. W. Ain Kowloon for the erection of a
Hannibal.
Total points obtained by Com. panies towards Battalion Football Cup :-
A PUZZLE A DAY.
H. Q. Wing
74.
C. Coy...
64.
D. Coy
48.
A. Coy.
47.
B. Coy.
43.
YOU ARE JUST AS OLD
as you feel. A pair of correctly
garage. The lessee of this land will not be permitted to use it for any other purpose, YOUTHFUL" SNATCHER.
To Receive a Whipping.
A small boy was the defendant in chae of snatching beard by Mr. J. E. Wood at the Police Court this morning, f
Sub-Inspector R. Lanigan said the boy snatched a gold-mounted rattan bangle from a little girl who was sitting outside her house
fitted glasses is a powerful factor A man had a large number of at Saiwanho. He ran into a pawn- in making you feel young. wooden blocks, oach block a per broker's and asked that $150 be Efficiency demands that you fect cube, He took half of the loaned to him on the security of the wear glasses if your eyes are not blocks and piled them up together bangle. Whilst this was in pro perfect. Fully fifty per cent of so that they formed a large cube, cess, a number of people who had the people who do not wear He laid the other blocks flat joined in the chase after the. glasses should do so. A great around the great cube, and found snatcher, came into the shop and many are unaware of the real that they formed a perfect square. he was obliged to leave the bangle condition of their eyes until the (See diagram.) How many blocks behind and seek safety in flight. examination is made. The Hong did he have?
Yesterday's answer!
Eventually be was overhauled by La constable and arrested.
kong Optical Co., successors to Clark & Co., refracting and manu If a clock strikes the hours, and Observing the dimunitive size facturing optieimos, located in 53, rings a eingle stroke for the half of the culprit, his Worship sought Queen's Road Central, have the hours, it will make twenty-six medical advice before ordering a equipment to test your eyes ac single strokes in the course of a whipping On receipt of the pri ourately. Testing the sight and twenty-four-hour day, as it strikes son surgeon's certificate, his fitting glasses is their exclusive twenty-four half hours, and on Worship ordered that ten strokes, business.
two occasionsstrikes the hour one be inflicted.