1911-06-24 — Page 7

SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1911.

CORONATION ILLUMINA

TIONS.

́HONGKONG'S WONDERFUL DISPLAY.

"THE RED CITY."

also crowded by members and their friends the club being thrown open for the Cossion.

THE HONGKONG CLUB, 1

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THE CHINA MAIL.

SPORTING

Boxing,

The struggle at the Stadium, Balle Viow, yesterday afternoon between Rey Kenny and Emil Carlson, was a hard one while it

instad.

The Hongkong Club was thrown open last night to the ladies and the friends of members. The interior was plossingly.

The men wote matched to west in a docorated with bunting and plants, and a

· Hongkong was dyed bloodred last with Chinese characters similarly set out very large number of ladies and gentlemen twenty rounde contest for a parse it. night Cant one's eye wherever one expressing hopes for long lifonnd happiness gathered at the Club to view the 81.100 and the beary-weight championship

and the illuminations. Later of the Orient, would, thors were myriads of crimson to the King. In the heart of the city, tattoo

which the lights shedding their ruddy glow ou all though not visible from the harbour, there there

supper over around. Viewed from the harbour or the were innumerable illuminations Pro-Chairman (Hon Mr Montague Eda) mainland the isikad presented a wonderful minout amoogst there were the treatment presided, H. E. The Governor, the Dole sight. The face of the rocky eminence of the Clock Tower with thousands of fairy gates from Manila and Sir Francis Piggott, rising out of the sparkling waters was tights of many colours; the adornment of

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Round 1-Dirostly they reached the middle Kenny sent loft to the body followed by a clinch in which both mea shared bonogre.

Round 2-Carlson came from his corner

intermittently splashed in red from the/the "Frincely House" in the blue and Committee, being among those prosent / with a rush and planted a right to the

Chairisan of the Coronation Celebrations

white colours of the arm; and the huge top-most heights to the very water-line And the beauty of it all was that every lantern design on the front of the P. and Later dancing was indulged in to excellent crimson lantern played a definite part in AO. offices representing the Company's well-music supplied by the KO.Y.L.I. band. superb and glorions scheme. Moving in known fag. Mention must also be mundo The large party was a gay-and animatod the city itself one was impressed by the of the splendid effect produced by the throng, all of whom seaned to enjoy them affect of the colour scheme even further illumined junks and sapons moored on selves thoroughly, still. It was red, red everywhere. Every both sides of the harbour. body and everything wore tinted and illusined with enloor. It was indeed The Red City." Hongkong rarity surpassed itself in the extent and magni- Bcence of the night's display.

Turning to Kowloon, the sight was hardly less grad. Electric devices were displayed at the Kowloon Wharf and Godown Cora pany's premiaca, at Holt'a godowns, at: Kowloon Docks, over the r.ilway cross. The cutting and at the ferry pior. design at Holt's godowns was particularly good, showing the popular A.H. fig

When the scheme was in full operation the sight was one which it is impossible to emse from the mind. No gert of the Eu pite, we make bold to say, not excepting the Metropolis even, could have made a bad

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The period, since our last report was written on the 18th instant, has not pro duced any remarkable change is the freight market in most of its branches, the only ex-

Saigon/hilippines:There hare been inquiries for next month loading but we have not heard that any orders have been filled locally.

Bangkok/Hongkong:- Regular liners have lowered the rate from 28 cents to 25 ces per picul inside the Bar.

Newchwang/Canton couple of fresh settlements are on record on basis of leat rates paid

ribs, Kenny tried

■ right for the jaw but the blow pamed-round Carlson's neck who had clinobed.After the referee

rival into a cornor and landed two heavy had parted the won Kenny worked his

punches on the body.

Round 3-Both men were now hitting | for all they were worth. The honour however went to Kenny.

Round -Carlson went for his man using bis right to the body. The remain- der of the rapud was all clinches.

Round &This was a repetition of the last round; the points being in favour of

Carlson.

Round 6-Kenny scored rapidly in this

kidneys.

Round 7.--Carlson came up with a rush getting in a heaving right to the body. inmediately clinching in which Kenny pummelled Carlson's kidneys..

Round 8.-Thero was not sa

much clinching in this round, both men giving and taking in turn.

Avunds 9.-This was all in favour of Kenns.

Round 10.--Matters wero a bit mixed in this round. Carlson did all the forcing in which he landed a couple of heavy blows to the body.

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in blue and white; Kowloon Dock largo Crown. the mono.ram finer or more wonderful show that Hong: "G. R.," and rays of light shining down ception being the continued strong demand round using his right, with effect to the Robinetta, by Kate Dougins Wiggin.

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The King over the Water, by Justin

Huntly McCarthy. dark backgasund of the hills. Last night words "God Save the King." Rad lanterns Rate now stands at 11 cents with no demand

Winding Paths, by Gertrude Page. it was Fairyland glorified and magnified to were also in evidenes bverywhere, from for tonnige whatever.

Mrs Thompson, by W. B. Maxwell. almost endless limits. It was a wise decision | private dwellings as well as public build-

The Land of Promises, by Stanley Portal of the committee to as a site Friday ings. The time-ball tower and the signal.

The One Way Til, by Ridgwell Cullum,

Hyatt. as the Official, Illumination Night, a time ng maste adjoining were charmingly when every possible effort should be concensutlined in red lanterns, while similar trated on making night book beautiful. I treatment was applied to the Water Police And what a response was made! Though Statip. Knutsford Temacs also stood out the greater schemes were cartial through prominently with its long lines of red by the big hongs, every bruse had ghts

Even the display of Japanese 'anteras.

The harbor itself was'a mest euchrating lowrliest Chinees residence sported some sight. Its waters, reflecting the dazzling kind of illumination, while junks and illuminations all around, sparkled and rip- sampans were made things of wonderful fed in all colours. Ships everywhere beauty by strings of lanterns of the prevail were picked out in red and many bora ing tint. It was this spirit of united appropriate mottoes as well. At about co-operation which made such a brilliant ten o'clock a huge fire dragon, its boad mass of rel light and its body sneccss of the Colony's illuminatious. All a

a long procession of himated junks, night long the streets of the city were crowded with sarging masses of people ended its way through the harbour, out to see the magical nights. The Chinese admired by everybody. Another magni

ficent feature was the search-light display predominated. Although there was natu-

given by the British cruisers as the hugo rally a good deal of scrambling and pushing shafts of white light swept the waters, the everybody was in the happiest of moods island and the skies and mingled with the Nobody minded the hustling. Everybody i was out for fun. In it all, we are glad to mass of red lights on every hand the sight say, no serious mishap occurred to mar the was beyond description. general enjoyment.

At 11 o clock, while the harbour was full of craft gliding about with people out to see the wonderful sights, grand effect

Coal freights from Japan to this are firmer and more business would have.bean Latest dona but for want of tonnage. fixtures are as follows.--

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on the regular Saigon/Hongkong run have Timesharter :-Charterers of a.s. Marie, railed of the option of further 3 months on same terms, and .s. Vestfold, and Teintau, have also been taken up on Time- charter; terms are kept private.

Sales:-Some farther bosta are reported sold:-German s.a. Ilse at £9950.—, and was produced. At a signal from the Brit. 8.3. Monarch both to Russian buyers,

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Round 11 and last-Both men early at close quarters and in a rally Kenny got home some heavy purches on the ribs and forced his man to the ropes. With a right swing on Carlson's jaw Kenny sent his man to the boards. Carlson was op At the count of ping but was dazed and it only needed another on the point to put him out. Kenny was very cool" and walking straight up to his man swung his right to the jew bringing Carlson down for the full count. The last punch finished Carlson been ticked off he was taken to his corner. | completely and after the ten seconds bad

Chris n was benten but not disgraced.

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The best view of the illumination was to be obtained by a harbour cruises which enabled one to observe the sights on Harbour Master's launch the big setting,.S. Fiume is said to have changed bands ton (E.O.Y.L.I.) Those two met in both sides of the water. Hundreds of God Save the King" dashed out in while in the Philippines, and Brit. as. Indran residents went out on special launch tripa, electric light at the May Road level. and B. & S... Hangchow are sold to the ordinary Star Ferry Company's Simultaneously the three British crufbera

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Naturally, the chief ütuminations were to be seen on the island. Here there was keen competition in the displays. Every building of any sins was hung with rod lanterus, the general schuine being to pick out in this way the predominating outlines the structures-pillars, verandalis, domes, towerettes, etc. The result was

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Monmouth, Flora aud Astron—and the Japanese cruiser in port switched on their illuminatiore, showing them in sparkling outline. The bands on both sides of the harbour at once struck up the National Anthem and there was a regular shower of rockets and other fireworks on shore and from pontoons afloat in the habour. Just before midnight the scene was made mere brilliant etill. Great rockets shot up from the decks of the cruisers, red Bares were

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four rounda go. During the initial round Littlejohn did nearly all the loading bat be failed to take advantage of many openings. Worthington was sontdown twice before the bell rang; once for four seconds and again PURE for Bro. Littlejohn was receiver generaly

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No, & 8.-A few lots were put through at previous rates.

No. 10 Tharo was good inquiry through- out the interval, and the back of the sales were effected at au advance of 31 to $2.

was returned the winner. Both lads were heartily applauded on leaving the ring,

Bowling.

The result of the English and German Interclub handicap for Juss is as follows:

No. 12 & 16.Only a few known chops have found buyers at an increase of $1.

No. 20.-A oderate demand had passed..... at an improvement of 81.

lines was produced by the Law Courts torches were waved from the sterns of the w1:050 stately proportions, capped big junks moored along the sea-wall. Fire with its graceful dome, adminbly works showered everywhere. Truly it was icat themselves to Adornment in a grand sight. this munner. The new Post Office also mado a fine show under similar treatment, the pretty minarettes at the-top yiring a capital finish to the picture. Mention

Fairlea Girls' School, the Victoria Home must also be made of this wonderful schemos

the St. worked out by the firms occupying the and Orphanage, togather with buildings an the Prays. King's Buildings Stephen's Girls College, the High School, looked magnificent, ne abe did St. Gourgo's and six out of the seven C.M.S. day-schools Buddings joining. The teme of the in Hongkong, Kowloon City and Youmati, former differed from the former in that the spent a delightful time at the nowly apon verandah spaces were fillet in with opened Victoris Cinematographi yesterday lights instead of merely outlining the afternoon. The programme was especially

Total Saies 7,000 bales. Unsold stocks *P. B: Wolf...... structura of the building. Queca's Build-arranged for the children and was 24,000 bales Sold but en-delivered in the *0. Wiesinger 1446 100 ings, though less prominent, looked ez th roughly enjoyed by all. Some specially godown and to arrive 28,000 bales. **H. Van Zuylen ...... 1376 tremely dainty, while striking effects were good films of Italy and Denmark delighted Arrivals. The extra steamers Persia and T. Marlin............ 1480 worked out by the Hongkong and Shanghal the elder pupils, and big and small alike Bingo Mars from Bombay, and ateamers Bank and by Batterfield and Swirs. In most

were highly pleased with the funny pictures. Lightning and Namsang from Calcutta havo cases in addition to the lantern display a pach school has aise had either a feast brought in 2,414 bales for Hongkong, and various appropriate mottoes or monograms were worked into the arrangements. Royal in their own quarters or a water picnic, 2,460 bales for Shanghai, Shipments from Square was simply superb. The strings the C.M.S. pupils have had a really splen-Hongkong to Shanghai and coast ports, of lanterns and the festoons of electric did time thanks to the kindasss of the &c. amount to about 2,000 bales. bulbs mingled with the evergreen designs, Communtion Committee and the friends producing a beautiful effect. In the contro who helped.

of it all Queen Victoria's statue was bathed

in a food of white light.

But the illuminations were not confined

THE TATTOO.

One of the principal attractions of Friday evening was the tattoo by the let Battal

to the lower levels.. Indeed, some of the most striking effects were to be seen higher up. Prominently stood out Victoria Hospital, which was one blazing mass of red, while near by on its eastern side was KO.Y.L.I which took place on the cricket ground. Thousands lined_the 4 huge St. George's launer in red and

spacions green and watched with the white lanterns. Another fine «lisplay was that of the Italist Ounvent establishments. greatest interest the orolutions of the Here was one of the very biggest pieces on troops. Altogether there were about 700 the island, comprising the words "Lorg men on parade, European and nares and Live the Crowned King," set out in red cach were provided with a lantern, the lantorns, dust adjoining was an effective colours including rol, white and hitte, while design on 86. Joseph's College promises the native troopy curried green lanterns,

Bhanghai.-Reports a steady market and

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it so famous indeed that girls from 100 1344

all parts of the Country are to be 150. 1338

seem there, and it is often the case, through the want of space accomodation, that applications for amittance have to be refused Thus, the necessity 1297. ■ new bui'ding for the boarding house, to 1270 cost about two lecs of rupees has forced ita public for funda, And for which he himself. 1164 founder, B. Tikht Bingh, to appeal to the undertook to go round the country and abroad with a party of 4 or 5 other devouted companions The party, after spendin about two months in the Strait Settlements, arrived in Hongkong per se. Lai Bang on the 23rd just. Although, it is said, they The statement of accounts to be submit-have not met with so much success as

brothern

have contributed about $10,000 tod at the annual mooting of the Football might have been expected, yet their Bh

mounting to. 124,678. Entrance Leo Institute depends for pancial

the solo person on whom Asciation shows to cash account receipts in this fund, Bhat Takht Elugh Bid. He

Football Finance.

the

This was in based on other side lyn large through this different ciovements this effect assistance ward engaged in finding a dused 23, 727; the Gap Sheffield semifinal county by high and low, and hiný dative white star. Government House so made a of which was enchanting. Movement suce route by which the car-a standard five- £2,470, Birmingham semi-final £3.314, prinos, governors and others of rack and bravo show with its wealth of lanterns and coded movement in perfect array cul- sested Ford-could mount the 4,400 feet Crystal Palace Final tio £4,205, and Uld standing have highly congratulated him on the success they haya 'scan the Institution. Ito electrical devices There were any minating with the letters 4G. R. V., to the poak of the loftiest mountain infford Final tie £4.478. The Amateur attain to.

Great Britain, the sheep track being Four rockets were then fired as well as too narrow. The rst part of the zosto Cup yielded £280, and the international

Beotland £2,769, England v

This was in the form of the monograin ““G. It was a very fine sight as the troops went some of those who were Leruling the ulcriptions," cup entrance fees, &s, pro well respected throughout the whole

other features too numerous to mention in 1911. detail, Morrison Hill period a relief to

the prevailing fint by making a lat store fet de joie. Madio was also discoursed traversed was principally bog-land and watches ralat Tottan ham 2946, EnglandA REMINDER

progress. 5,000 Loob w WAS DE

of white electric lights, while a finu efect by the band of the EO.T.L.I. and the great diffeally is experienced in making and England Ireland 2004. Among pay not forgot has the Chamberlain's was prodisced by the gully-adontd Food pipe band of the Baluchi regiment, tramcots, gliding up and down the shining Amongst those who witnessed the tattoo countered and the car haft so plough its meats the ones

way through **The "descani" was an OKSI

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