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THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1932.
RACING ENTRIES.
SUNNY LEGHORN FARM EGGS"
REDUCED TO $1.50 per doz.
These Eggs are produced in the
New Territories by
Pure Bred Cana-
dian Chickens.
SOLE AGENTS:
Special prices to
LANE, CRAWFORD,
Provision Department.
THE HOUSE OF WAKEFIELD.
Hospitals and Institutions- Quotations
on application.
LTD.
Phone 28153.
Messrs. G. G Wakefield & Co., are today by far the biggest All. British Company with a world-wide organization specialising in the manufacture and marketing of lubricants. It is an entirely indepenl. ent Company not connected in any way with any Truk or Corpora
tion.
Support British enterprise--help Britain to maintain its lead- and for your Car or Motor Cycle choose Castrol, the quality lubricant mannsfactured by no All-British Firm.
Control is sold by the British Imperial gallon of approx. 9 s.. The standard gation measure in the Colony, whereas other oil fom- punien wat the American or Wing gallon of 715 ha. There is difference of 20% in the quantities,
CASTROL GIVES YOU THE CORRECT QUALITY AND QUANTITY. Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd. are the foen! distributing Agents for MESSKS. C. C. WAKEFIELD & CO., LTD.
FURTHER REDUCTION
IN CIGARETTE PRICES.
and associated
JOHN D. HUTCHISON & CO., as Agents for MESSRS. GODFREY PHILIPS, LTD., LONDON, companies, have been authorised by their principals to make a further reduction in the retail prices of the following
brands of Cigarettes :-
Philips' Goldflake...
per packet of 10
per tio of 50
12 cents 60 cents
13
Sealord (Navy Cut) 12 Army Club
"
15
60.
75
1
A.I.P. (Abdulla Imperial
Via Bama
MACAO CARNIVALS.
a
Preference) 15
10
mittea were the hosts of the Hong-|
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CHINESE NEW YEAR'S MEETING.
The complete programme and en trica for the Chinese New Your Meet. ing of the Fanling Hunt and lace Kwanti on the coming Sun- Cleb day afternoon appear as follows:
The Belmont Park Handicap, a Hurdle Have of 14 Miles for China Ponica Winners of two or more Hurdla taces this Senson barred. Winner $160,00, 2nd prize $100.00, 3rd prize $75.00.
The entries aro Donnabells, 165)
Fanling Stag, 145; Loch Hyam 150; Montana, 170; Movanagaur, 14b; Patch, 145; Purity, 145: Target, 130; The Partridge, 180; The Qunil, 169,
The Mendowbrook Cup (Unofficial). A Steeplechase of 1 Miles for Chinu Ponies that at time of starting have
en haated at least 3 tunes and Er the master na "Burte.." Winners this Season of a Hurdle Ruer
WIFE SUES HER HUSBAND.
FURTHER EVIDENCE IN FAIRD CASE:
The hearing was resumed before
ot the Mr. Schofield
Central Magistracy yesterday afternoon of the summuns brought by Mrs, M. Farid against her husband, Mohamed Farid, for alleged ill- treatment and failure to provide her with reasonable maintenance.
The charges were denied by Mr. E. S. C. Brooka, on behalf of the defondant. Mrs. Farld wa presented by Mr. G. K. Hall Brutton.
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Mrs. Farid. · under nmluation, referred to the first na sault in July 1929 when she alleged
or Steeplechase barred. Catchweights her husband kicked her, first light-
Mr.
nt 2018 bx. Winner n cup, 2nd prizely and then more heavily. $75, 3rd prize $50.
husband Brooks: Your The entries are Big Ching, Country jokingly culled you a fool for the Club, Dunce, Donnabetin, Fantast
were dusting with the Stag. Pernicnt, Hefty, Inshallah. way you
feather duster --No. Montana, Mountain Rat, Purity, Tarnborg. The Quail.
The Laten landenp, A Streplet him?-No. chase of 25 Miles for China Pontes, Winner A Cup, with 360.00 added, 2nd $100.00, 3rd $75.00.
The entries are As You Like It. 116; Duke of Min. 150; Heliotrope Leaf. 156: Kirribili, 146; Montana, 170; Movsangher, 146; Patch, 148: Target, 170: The Partridge, 160; The Wind, 145,
And then you got annoyed and
In fnet you slapped him on the side of the face a good number of times? That's not true.
And every time he called you a fool you gave him another slap?
No, that's a lie.
Mr. Sadick lived with FOR that time at Percival Street - Yes,
And ho saw this quarrel at the The taltimore Stakes, A Hurdle Itner of 1 Mes for China Pantes, time, didn't he? No. He was la
of this Club. the kitchen getting a bath in pr Subscription Gra Weight for inches as per sente. Wheparation for prayers,
$:60,00, 2nd nern barred. Winner prize $100, 3rd prize $75.00,
The entries are Ansin, Block Murla, Cute, E4, Flywheel, Herga, Mouche, A Flat The Saratoga Handicap, Bace of 1 Mile for China Ponies clansified by the longkong
Jockey Club nx "D" and "12." To be ridden by jockeys who have new wan 10 races. Winner anywhere at any time. $200,00, 284 $125.00), 3rd $70,00.
The entries Inre As You Like it, 100: Bay of Bellinghom 11, 153; Bright Eyes, 145: Brown Eyes, 160; Chertow 1, 143; Country Club, 143; Florita, 2:45; Kirchill, 1.10: Movanagher, 140; Silver Key, 165; Sunting, 100; Tw light, 140.
If Mr. Sadick says he saw it and your husband says Mr. Sadick saw it, they will both be telling.ljen and you will be the only one telling the truth?-1 am prepared to swear by our most holy Koran that he did not see the assaul
Assault Deniett
I put it to you that the story that be kicked you in entirely un- truc-Be did kick me.
Continuing witness denied the the feather duster was broken ov the husband und wife in a struggin for possession of it. Witness in- The Jamaten Plate. A Flat Raersisted that it was supped by the of 1 Mile for Subscription Panies of The Macao Juckey Chub, Weight 153 0. Winn.rs tis carry 5 lbs. penalty for each rare won in Macao. Pudes unplared in Marne allowed 5
. Pontos that first arrived in Honge kong after 18th October, 1981, allow. ed 7 Das. Allowanres mecamantive, Winzer $200.00, 2nd $125.00), 3rd $75.1M
The entries are Arminius, Genghis Wyn, Gold Standard, Bin Sul W, Lightship, New King, Pasha, Pure Music, Blue Piane, Silver Arrow, The Blaw Bird, Wiggle Waggle.
The Agan Caliente Handicap, A "Pint Race of 14 Miles for China Panics class.fied by the Hongkong Jockey Club us "C1" and "C2." Winner $200.00, 2nd $126.00, 3rd $75.00.
The entries are Britannic Hall, 168; Cloudy Eve. 158: Cream Cracker, 140; Duke of Milan, 140; Faaling Stag, 140: Heliotrope Lent, 189; Mount Elburz, 165; The Quail, 145; The Wind. 165.
FANLING HUNT.
MEETING OF HOUNDS LAST SUNDAY,
On Sunday hounds met at 17 Fine
Tree Hill, their must distant Oxture.
defendant striking her with it.
Witness agreed with Mr. Brooks
defendant that the
handed his salary to his mother each month and that he took $15, but she re marked that when he had spunt that money he would get more. She herself received but $4 from her mother-in-laws
In
witness denied that the defendant reply to further questious had ever made her any clothes. When shown certain garments wit ress said that in mume cases the
aterial had been included in he dowry and had been made up sub- squent to her 10arriage. Her mother-in-law always deducted the com of the workmanship from what thongy witness had with the defen- dant's parent. In connexion with certain lengths of cloth witness mentioned that one or two were bought by her mother-in law in the same way as the garmeals had hogu made, while other length had been.. presents from friends to their children.
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SHARE PRICES.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
The following is the list of local · sharo quotations issued to-day:
Banks.
Hongkong Banks, $1370 n. Chartered Banks, £12 n. Mercantile A. and B., £18 n. East Asia, $127 n.
Insurances.
!
Canton Is. $1,350 m. Union Ins., $400 mil. China Underwritern, $4,621⁄4 ̄n. China Fires, $690 n. H.K. Fire In., $1,250 n.
Shipping.
Douglises, $264% 1.
H. K. Steamboats, $23 n. Indo-Chings, (Pref.) $45 a Union Waterboats, $25 n.
Mining.
Benguets, $11.50 . Kallans, 25/- 1. S'ha! Explorations, Tle. 2.10 n. Raubs. $39 8.
Docks, etc.
Kowloon Wharves, 8154 NI Whampoa Docka, $29 n. South China Motors $10 n.
. Providents (old), $5 an
Ilongkows, Tis, 220 n. New Engiucers Tia. 6 n. Shanghini Docks, Tin. 90% D.
Cottona.
Ewo Cottona T. 15 n. Shanghai Cottons, Tis, 80% n. Zoon Sings Tlg. 111⁄2 n.
Lands, Hotels, etc. H.K. Hotels (old) $14 b. H.K. S. Hotels (new) $13.60 b. H.K. Lands, $77% b. S'hai Lumis, Tla. 30 n. Humphreys $18 n. Realties, $11,65 n
Public Uties.
Tramways, $21,25 b. Peak Trams, (old), $15,60 d. Star Ferries, 300 b. China Lights, $223% n II. K. Electrics. $75 b. Macao Electries, $23 n. Telephones, $43 m. China, Busea, Tls. 16 Singapore Tractions, 3/- b.
Industrinis.
Malabous, $38 1. Canton ice, $5 n. Cements (com:) 17.60 n. Ropes, $16 8.
Stores, etc
Dairy Farms, $28.40 b. Watsons, $16.50 n. Der A. Wings. Și n. Lane Crawfords, $6.35 n. Mackintosh. $19 b. Sincere $16 n. Powells, $3.60 n.
Miscellaneouм.
Amusements, $18 b. Entertainments (old) $164 m. Constructions (old), $5.10 n.
S.G-Enterprises-210-7 Constructions (new), $2 n. B. Ind. G. $ Bonds, $58% n. Loans, $3% b. Prem.
ONE HOLE AFTER ANOTHER.
(Continued from Page 0.)
Family Purse-Strings. Witness agreed that as a result of her not sewing up the phens cut out by her mother-in-law, the clothes had become useless, is They A large Beld including 1 Excel the child had grown up. Jency The Governor was out and were were presents to the child. nit disappu.nted for their long Mr. Brooks: What's this? journey, for, on hounds being put it allp for yourself? (Mr. Brooks at the niậ, they raced away on a nek up a piece trimmed with lace grand kine, as if for Ngau lắm Ai, at both ends). but on reaching the sunken rond, turned into it and took us into the Lok-mu-chuu Vale, acruss which they hunted prettily, coming up with their "fox" at the foot of Hadden Hill
Hucking through Step Pass, sounds drew the foothills and were away on a fast line whien carried us over the River Bean towards in Tong Mi, which they skirted and racing ever
Witness' case, in reply to further the paddy Bids were up with their questions, was that her mother-in-tance farther down in our interior. "fox" before bo reached the land in Ping Kong.
Kraus-law, who held the purac-strings of This done, we push our feet into
FANLING GOLF..
WINS SHIELD,
Witness: It is a pillow case. Later, Mr. Brooks held up yet 1 CUN- another exhibet, and hun Armed by witness that it was an unfinished pair of tootsies for the child.
Mr. Brooks: Well, I can't argue about a.
in
21 of
all the other ruumis. We pour some
out of
hole in the tea
Into 13 tea-pot
bale cup, and then we pour it out there into a hole in our face, into. which also we insert quantities of catables with the purpose of fill- ing, or at least lessening the empti- dis- ness of, a larger hole some
as n
MORE!.
She's growing, and how you ilke to see her getting bigger and stronger all the time. And how she enta! Her appetità is always good because you see to it that every day *he performs her natural functiona regularly.
That is the essential thing in children of all ages. And thousands of parents "all over the world rely upon
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TABLETS
for keeping their little ones In perfect order. This splendid health-regulator ix specialty designed from a doctor's pre- cription to meet the health needs of the very young.
Baby's
Tablets pleasant-tasting, gentle in netian, and soothing to the membranes that line the passages of a child's internal organia.
Own
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And colds
They are rapidly for infantile Indigestion constipation, allay fevers, and croup, check diarrhoea, expel worms. During teething they vase the pains and thus enable baby to sleep though they contain no opiute or harmful druga whatsoever.
Wise Parents Keep Baby's Own Tablets Handy.
SHOWING TO.DAY at the
KING'S
THEATRE
All British News Reels ut 11.45 pm.
·Continuous Propian me,
Falling Stars. „Highlights of Hamburg.
Mamie Soutter........... Tree Blasting.
Wonders On Wheels. Noble Stars
Scintillater at Newmarket,
Lord Chancellor Leads Judges Procession. "Much Ado"
in Shakespeare's Town, Boxers Knock-Out
Ja, keys.
A Donkey Derby Ends a
Perfect Day. Rigorous Rugger at
I wickenham. General Election.
T. Atkin-howman. Spare Paris.
Crowned Amid Contro-
versy.
Britian's New Destroyers.
the household, is never, during the holes in our boots, and go out the three-and-half-years of their through a hole in the front of the air, which, association, given any money for house into the open renewals of wearing apparel. The after all, is very probably no more clothes she had, witness declared, than a big hole In space. If we were part of her marringe dowry, work with our hands, say, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT and the cost of workmanship in navvy does, then we shall probably making them up came from her set about digging a lot more holes, contribution to a money loan an if there were not enough al- ready, and very likely sucking smoke through a hole in a pipe as we work. If we are what is called A brainworker, however, we take a lot of papers out of holes tables, and get to work with the contents of the hole-more or less
Stalls empty-which la Ingide of our
The final of the Governor's Shield | suciation.
was docked at Fanling during the Other deductions made by the week and the Public Works Departs | elder Mr. Farid from this source ment defeating Dodwell and Co. by
were: $20 for dental treatment; seven up and six to play. For the
$2 for a thermos flask which wit- winners A. E, Lisgaman and J. G. Campbell were the successful pinyers
ness kad broken; and also other while L. G. S. Dowell and A. C. 1. Hums for replacements of erockery Bawker represented the losera, - broken, although inadvertently.
In the semi-final of the Captain's During these same three-and-skull. Cup (1031) A. C. I. Bowker beat a-half year font periods employed, Boven or eight omaha G. W. F. Booker at the 20th green were at different and Surg. Lieut. Com. Werks beat but they generally were not able P. Morrison by 3 and 2.
SUGAR MARKET.
THE LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS.
The St. Andrew's Boy Scouts kong visitors who were given every | paid their annual visit to the mem attention and courtesy by their bere of the Macao scouts and HONGKONG RESIDENTS
compatriots. A second carnival camped on the Praia Grande Junt VISIT COMPATRIOTS.
dance was glvon by the members of below the old Boa Vista Hotel On Coincident with the Chinese New the Uniao Recreativa on Monday Saturday afternoon the hockey The following cable at the close Your Holidays was the holding of night when the
by the match which was won by Macao by. been received by Messrs. Pop-
three goals to one whilst on Mon-treath and Co. to Macao and over the week-end Portuguese community of Macno.
Members of the "Incognito" day morning the junior members largo exodus of local thero with Portuguese residents to the neigh-hockey team of Hongkong were of the two groups participated in
among the visitors and on Monday hockey match," the Macao boys bouring Colony,
On Saturday night Mr. Baptista, afternoon they engaged the local again proving victorious. They do Bene players, the Hongkong team win won the second game by Ave goals president of the Clube
to four. Acencia, and members of the com- ning by two goals to nil.
carval danes at the various clubs) were agala enters residents players of the two troops played of the aurar market veaterday haa
a
London Terminala. March 6/21⁄4 down 2d. Many 6/0 down 1d.
August 0/8 down 11⁄2d. December 0/11 down 1d.
In
mentioned larger hole in our in- In an hour or two, the aforo
terior requires filling onco more, 80 we go out, and descend into a
A He-M in's Hike, Wedlock at Much
Wenlock. Brookland's Roaring
Rodeo..
D. Circle
Price
**
20 etc. 50 Ctr. Cumplate charg› of Pr gramme weekly.
big hole in the ground enlled a rea-gaging our attention being no more taurant, to appease it again.
Such is Life.
to the Brobdingnagian than are to
us the affairs of the insects we see
to stay for more than seven or ten days, on account of disagreements, witness anid, with the elder Mrs. Farid. "It was getting so bad that none would work for her."
Mr. Brooks' further questions to In the evening we return to the going in and out of holes in the
curth witness were complete refutation
our hounas, So there you are! Life is just a of allegations of cruelty either by ultimately pushing our arms and cane of going through one holo legs once mora into the holes in after another, or getting out of one our pyjamas, "and so to bed."
the husband or the mother-in-law. The summons was adjourned.
New York Terminals. March 80' down 6 pts. - May .32 down & pts. July 98 down 6nts, September 1.04 down 5 pts. December 1.08 down 5 pts.
various holes inside
hole into anothor. In fact, even Such is a summary of what life in holes of any kind, there is one after we are no longer Interested
la for most of us-Indeed all of us,
for no one can entirely escape this which we cannot escapo, and into daily business of going in and out which wo must all ultimately
But alny; enough! We'll not go of holes like an insect on the aur any farther into that hole at face of the earth. To
A Brob- dingnagian eye that is all we would least, not till the unavoidable mo
ment comes. ·· appear to be doing, the affairs on--
FANION.
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