1919-03-31 — Page 12

SINGAPORE

OUR DAY! LOTTERY

WINNING NUMBERS.

The drawing took place on the evening of March 22 and resulted as Follow

THE PRIZES...

Following is the official list of the winning numbers. ·

1st. 147,055 ($97,500,-Khoa Heng Gen, of Fenang.

d. 151,303 ($65,000)-Chan Ag Soon, of Singapore.

139,753 ($32,500)-French *Emot

APRIZES ($812.50 EACH),

1 101,515 102,408 110,541 1788 114,102 114,172 118,332

RIFLE SHOOTING.

KOWLOON DOCK ANNUAL

SHOOT

Yesterday at Stonecutters Range, the Kowloon Dock 'employees Keld their annual rifle shoot. Consider- able interest was taken in the events. Among those present were HE the Acting Governor, Major H. A. Morgan, Commandant | H.K.D.C., Major D. McDonald, and Mr. R. M. Dyer, Chief Manager of the Dock Company,

Cicse results marked the shooting, which resulted as follows:

Winner of cup for highest net score: Mr. D. Keith, 77.

1st prize for highest aggregate: Mr. D. Gow, 77.

2nd prize for highest aggregate:

156 127,565 145778 128,463 Mr. G. Dunsan, 71. 123.574 # 128,706 133,497 134,124 Lieut. F. C. Hall, H.K.D.C.. won 334 134,474 134,772 135,361 the first and Lieut. C. H. Blason, 135,581 135,633 135,682 136,970 H.K.D.C the second prize for the 157537 138,071 138,045 139,484 visitors shoot.

$142.003 -142277 142,435 143,397 Mr. R. M. Dyer presented the 145,457- 145,183 145,789 145,790

prizes to the winners. He also pre 145,997 146,667 16690-146,832 sented a massive silver bowl to 148.970 149505149,513 149,782 Major McDonald, who is shortly 150,051100191151,431 151,480 leaving the Colony. Mr. Dyer made 452,313*152097154538 157,184

a very appropriate speech when 158,098 159.156159,211 161,518 making this presentation Major 161,829 161,930 162,013 162,027 McDonald made aspeech l 162304 165,199 165,260 165,587, returning thanks. Speeches were also 185,776 165,922 166,475 167,521 made by. H.E. the Governor, and 167,639 168 641 168,928 169,099 Majör. A. Morgan. 169,170 ̄ ̄| 172,016 $172,370 174,428

A very enjoyable, day, despite the 175,063 175.20 175,727 175,777 the bad weather, was assisted by the 176.329 176,412 176,648 177.116 catering of the Hongkong Hotel Co. 177898-178 627 181,067 182,187 at tiffin and tea.

182,967 · 183,051-184245 184,296 184,310 185,814186,264 186,369

$186,506 186,584 186,895 186,973.

A SMART CAPTURE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES

ARMOUR & CO.

CHICAGO,

WORLD'S LARGEST FOOD PACKERS

(NEATH FRUITE KURDISABLEN, ROKTUR,

CANNED FR

ARNHOLD BROTHERS 6. Ea, Ltd.

BAJU ANDISE, far Boush, Carla y

JAMES STEER

9, 105-HOUSE SPREETO WATCHMAKKE AND JEWEL

CHRONOMETRES,...... GLOCKS, WATCHES AND, NAUTICAL

INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED UNDER MY ALL

PRESOMAL SUPERVISION.

Tel. 2871:

BOATS DUE TO ARRIVE

· AND DEPART.

VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE.

Tel: 2877.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

A

HONGKONG HOTEL Mr E S. Abraham Mr & Mrs McCreary Ospt. J. Adedek

Jones Mr and Mrs G. ₫ Mr E M. Joseph

Almeida and childMe B. H. Van Kata! PERSIA MARU, T.K.K, from San Mr and Mrs G. Mr and Mrs A.

Andmeson

· Keiner Francisco...

Mr and Mrs E. C. Me H. W. Kally Andrews. Mr J.L Ridd

MARCH 31.

from

APRIL 3. OTULOPS, B. & S., from Seattle.

APRIL 4- KAMU... MARU, N. Y, K.,. Yokohami.

APRIL 10, AGAPENOE, B. & S., from Shanghai.

APRIL 18.

Fayinater Comdr. Mr. R. Krab

1. A. F. Banbury, Me & Kie Laidiay RF

and maid MI. BATT

Mr and Mrs AN

Besttio

Mr Belitios

Mr and Mrs.

Lauritaan

Lesch

and child

"B" PRIZES ($487.50 each). An exceedingly smart capture was 100,208 100,283 100,593 110,315 mnde, at 4.43 a.m. this morning by 110,562 110,768 112,173 113,882 Chinese Sergt. Kwang Aveng (No. 114639 121,079 121,244 123,061 128) in Cochrane Roid. The Ser- -127947 127943 128.270 129,067 geant saw-a man carrying three 133.155.183,516 134,016 135,022 bundles of gauze along that road this 135.116 196,160 136,410 136,418 morning. He stopped him and ask- 137,526 $137.82 137,943 133,358 ed him where he got it from, and 138,481 139,048 111,797 - 142,788 not getting a satisfuetery answer 143.542 143,574,156 145,672 took the man into custody. He then | 145,887 -145383146,622 147,661 | uncle, enquiries and found that die 149,696 151.99 151,374 152,062 i ganze belonged to the owner of the -152,101 * 158,471: 152,953 152,999 round for of No. 9 Lyndhurst 153,295 154,173, 154394 152 426 Tree, and that the door had been -157,944 158,006158,481 159,231 opened and the gauze taken away.. -160764 160,785 161,476 161.584

On being taken to the Police. 161,674 162,376 162561 162,840 Station, the prisoner made a long 164,089 166,608 166,928 167,683 statement about baring had the 168,010 168,397 168,732 170,046 ganze given him, and then later 170,086 170,569 172,124 172.129 Ruted that he had taken it because 172,619 174,033 174,830 175,449 he hart no nouey to buy food with.. 175,472 175,756 175,949. 176,132

When charged at the Police Court 175,393 176,899 176,923 178,315 belove Mr. Liadel, the prisoner Ltd, for fans Francise is Shanghai Capt. M. B. Brown Mr. and Mrs N.

and Japa

ITO MARU, NY.E, from Tokohama.

APRIL 20.

NELLORE, P. & 0, from Japan.

DEPARTING VESSELS,

MARCH 31.

Mr. & Mrs Benches Hime. Laidla Me and Mrs J.-Kri Liddell

Bingham

Miss Bingham

Mr B. J. Birbeaks FalsetAnde

POST OFFICE.

Maile dispatched from Lor dem on 13th and 10th Feb, 1919 were received per

Peleus" to-day.

a.

Allied soldiers in the various hospitals în Sibaris are badly" in need of reading| matter. Any books, nawspapers, sta, far thair use handed in at the G.P.O. Wil be packed and forwarded to them free..

The parcel post service to Cobs in sospended.

No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan," Abwax or Mohamumorsh in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight

The insured letter and insured parcel services between Egypt (or in transit |through, Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor-

arily suspended...

Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will In future-be forwarded from Hongkong in bags and the Publis are therefore advised to mok: much parale very carefully,

Until further notion parcels for civil addresses in the, provinces of Unine,

· Fionnes, Trepisa Padus, Venice and Bei- lune in Italy will not be accepted for transmission daless posted under the British War Office Permit

The Faroel Post Services to British East Africa and Egypt (except for mambers of the Expeditionary Forces), “and to Abgasiala," Bagdady Frithres, French Somali Const, Talian Somaliland, Portuguese East Africa, Zaamber and Bussia have been spe

suspended.

Begistered and Parcel Mails, close 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated.

In the case of Malls closing before 9 am. Begistration, olozen at 4 colock on the previous avoking.

INWARD MILK.

TUESDAY, April L Straits-Fer 2IBODAS.

FRIDAY, April 4. Btraits Per INNAMINOKA U.8.4-Par PERSIA MARU.

Major and Mrs G. D.Flagla T.L. Living, Amoy

Black and son stone, RN

Mira E. D. Blackburn Mr & M

Dy A. Boonsekerta

Lloyd

Japan

Capt. & Mrs Branch Mr S. Lengliski - VENEZUELA, Facific Mail 8.8. Co, Mr G. T. BreakipearMiss Alice Le

APRİL J. PAUL LECAT, M.M., for Shanghai.

NIKKO MARU, N.T.E.. ke Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama.

178,6601 779,808 179,932 180,594 stated that be did not take it, but 180,979 181,259 181.386 181.974 bhat a friend of his had and that 182,892 182,884 184,520 185,959 he had asked him to sell it for him, 186501.

and told him that he would go shares | KUMSANG, Jardine, Matheson & Co., with him in whatever he got for it.Ltd, for Straits and Calcutta. Mr. Lindsell asked the prisoner it be understood whether be realised that he aus pleading guilty to being possession of atolen property. This the prisoner agreed to, and the Police were then asked whether they would agree to an amended charge. This was done and the prisoner was given three months hard labour.

› CORRESPONDENCE.

HONGKONG RECRUITS.

Sir-The following information by cable has been received from India by the Military Authorities here re zarding the disposal of Hongkong Military Service Recruits who were drafted to India.

Arrange locals are now being made

to return to Hongkong those men serving at Salonika with exception Jack, Jack L., Gathsborough, G.E., Matthewman, T., who have been in Vadded, to England from Salonika Ten men in India now under orders to return to Hongkong. Noon in valided to England and Thomas in hospital 1 am, Sir,

Yours truly,

G. CASSEL Major," DAA & QMG., China Headquarters, China Command,

Hongkong, 31st March, 1919,

SHIPPING AGENCY CHANGE.

Messrs Mack anon, Mackenzie. & Co. Lase been appointed Agenta of the British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., and of the Apeur Line of Steamers at Hongkong in place of Messrs. Jartline, Matheson & Co., Ltd., and David Sassoon & 'Co., Ltd., respectively, the former Agents.

The Agency of the P. &O. S. N Company, in Hongkong, has been transferred to Messrs. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Hongkong.

The existing staff, with Mr. Par have joined the firm of blessrs. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Eopg kong, and will be as accessible 5 heretofore in all matters connected

CRAIGENGOWER DANCE. with the P. & 0. S. N. Company's

business.

"TJEMAKOJK, J.C.KL, for Faxa,

AFFEL 2

VAN WÄERWIJCK, J.CLJ.L," for Singapors, Fenang and Belewan Deli

APEIL & KAMO MARU,NY.E. For Straits and London

ABABIA MARU, 0.8.&for Victoria, Vancouver, Seattle and Tacoma.

AFFILL 3.

Kr W. G. Browall Mr G. India

Mra G. I Brown and Macintyro

child

Master Macintyre

f

DUTWARD "MIILIS.

· TUESDAY, April ·L

and Strafts-Fer TAIWAN MARG,”

·9 B.DE.

Tia Nagasaki-Per NIKKO MARU, 10 V Shanghai and North China- Por

TEAN, 11 17

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow—Per

HAITAN, 1 p.m. Shanghai, North China and Japan, vis Nagasaki--Per FELEUS, 3 p.m. Fort Bayard-Per WING HANG, 3pm. WEDNESDAY, April 2

Shanghai, North China and Japan Kobe For AKI MARD, 10a.m.

ria

Shanghai, North China sad Japan - THURSDAY, April $:

Kokoris Kobe- Pər KAGA MARU,

10 m

Mr W. Back-Mr. G. Wellscke

berrough Mr. Madson and Mỹ & H Euler :1 lon

worth and nurse Me E. Mahon Miss Butterworth......... Mr M. Hall Capt. G. Byers Master Mailile Mr and Ms Mr. and Mrs M.

Camahort & family's Malini and son Mr B. V. Cameron Miss V. Milson Mr. and Mrs StuartMadame de

Cameron and child and Shanghai: and North China -- Per} Mr A. B. Campbell Mr BM Matthews DrA, Carvalho Mayor Mr and Mrs E. A. McCor

Carvalho Th Capt. & Mra J

Claasan

Mr and Mrs J. C. Capt.

Olark

& Malanes are

McIntosh His W. McIntosh

ANDRE LEBON, M.M., for Marseilles Me and Mr# 2

vis Haiphong, Saigon, Singapore etc...

APRIL 19.1.

APRIL 31. APRIL 23. NELLORE, P. & O., for London.”-

NIKKO MAKU, N.Y.K., for Philippine Lelands and Australia.

Miss Colby

Molyneux

IYO MARU, NY.K., Lor Straits and Dr and Bra HL. I. Mr Apatzieraz Liverpool.

Camming Mr & Mrg Mugliston Mr and Mrs W. GHz süd Mrs»INE.

Darby

Minis Mr P. E. Doncaster. Hr `and Mrs. W. P. Mas J. 2. Donne ...Neeson Mr J. H. Evans Mr.8. Nicolson Madame E. Emanit Kr 8. H.. Patterson, Min K. Euanson Mr A. 9. Pearson ATSUTA MARU, N.Y.Koy Straits Flag Capt sad Mrabir E. H. Bay

Faber, E.K. sad London.

Me and Mrs G, W.Mrs, L. E. Robinson,

Mru, H.-H. Rupert

and som

MAY 3.

MAY 6. BOWA MARU, N.Y.K., for Shanghai, Japan, Victoria, B.C., and Seattle.

MAY 21

AKI MABU, N.Y.E for Philippine Islands and Australia

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,,

MEHR. Frana" Mr T. Fuller M8. T. Gacher

Mr J. A. Russell Mr.B.40 Bowell Miss H. G. Scott Mr N. G. Galluni), Mr 0, E. Søybs Sal Mr. W. F. Gantvoortär. and Mrs Mr W. M. Gordon Sellim, qurse Hra T. Grant & child baby: Mr. B. Gray Me I W Gregg Capt. T..P Hall

Mr W. Sinclair Capt. D. Skinner Mim H. 7. Skinner

Mr and Mrs. W. A.Kr & Blade

Hannib

The CP.0.8. Cos RMS Entrs of

Joran left Yokohams for Vancouver and on the 28th March and is duo at Vancouver on or about the oth April, 1019.

The Craigengower Cricket Club THE P, &0. SS. "DUNERA." held a dance in their Club rooms On Saturday night. There was an Over-

The P. & O eis. Dunera arrived flowing attendance. The Club was wery nicely decorated with flags and this morning from Singapore after a paints. The firer was excellent, being very stormy passage during the last highly polished and just suited for the two days. She is expected to clear for Shanghai this afternoon. She dance programme. This comprised had her full complement of passen-The foxtrots, one step and waltzes only.

Mr. Castro at the piano, and Wise Fers on board, including several mas's string orchestra provided British and French Officers, en-route

10 Vladivostock. capital music.

MORE DISAPPOINTED

PASSENGERS.

COLLIERY CONCESSION:

Latest Advices. Showan Tomes Co. as. Slavie Prince due to arrivé bere from New York

1st April

The Sheran Tomes Co. a.a. Celtic Prince dac to arrive here from New York towards the end of April The TKK 3. Persia Mars recently

The

released from War service will leave

Fanartin

Ur and Mrs Smita DJM-Somerville

Mies W*H. Sparks Mr. and Mrs W. H.Mr J., Epencar

Sanam Mr & Mrs V.Steensly Mr G. Harper Mr & Mrs C. Stone Mr and Mrs J. Mr F. F. Stoneham Mr and Mrs A. 1S.Capt J.A. L. Taylor

Ecos

Capt. U. L. Stratton

Ranggalarga Mr & Mine. Taylor Mr EA HockstadirMe C. P. Templeton

Mr E Templeton Mr A. Holgersan Mr and Mrs W. HM F. Travers

Holman TerAdm. Sir F. C Capt. and Mrs G. Tador Mr Sbalten Hooper Mr Thee. Vint

Hooker

Lady Tudor Mr W. Hoven. Ident Col J. Ms In Hussey Warden skal

Nagisaki March 21st, direct for Hongkong, arriving here April 4th. Capt Bat H.A. Wellesley T.K.E. 8.5. Siberia Mars arrived at rs Innes

Tim Waterman

Min Ireland [ MSP White!

Shangha

SUNNING. 10.

North China, Japan via Toko- bama

Honomis, Canada, United States, Ceritraland

Boath

America, and EUROPE via Saa

Francisco-

For KANKING, Eegistration 9.49 a.m. Letter 10.30 ■.m.

Jars and Port Moresby vis Batavia-

For TAMANOEE 1 pm FRIDAY, April 4.- Btraite, Bangkok, Egypt and EUROPE via Baez Per AGAPENOB, Registration 1.35 p.m. Letters 2.31 pam Fhilippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG, SATURDAY, April 6. Philippine Lalanda Per SHANGL

10..கூ

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius,

South Africa, Indis vis Dhanush- kod. Egyub and EUROPË vin -Sur-For KAMO MARU, Re- Letters gistration 9.45 m

B

Japan via Kobe, Canada, United States, Central and South America and EUROPE in Canaria-Per PROTESILAUS. * Registration 9.45 a.m: Letters 101.30 a.m. Shanghai and North China-Fer

CHENAN, 5p

DAY on via Keelung SUNDAY Swałow, Amoy and

Per KAIJO MARU, 9&m.. Tientsin-Fer KUKICHOW; & smil."

MUNDAY, April 7, -6"

LIANG Swatow and Bangkok Fer CHOW, 3&m

TUESDAY, April a. Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius," South Africa, Indis via Ebazmsh- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE vis Buez-For ELFENOR Bo gistration 145 p.m. Leffers ** The Parcel Mail will be closetf on Monday, April 7, at 6p.m. WEDNESDAY April 9. ver via Nagasaki, Honglah, Canada, United States, „ Central : sod. Bouth America and EUROPE via America Per PERSIA MARU. Begistration 9.45 am. Letters 10.30 am

Straits,

Japan

p.m.

THURSDAY, AD

April 10.

Tel. No

1743.

MONDAY

MARC

CORONET

March 31, April 1 &

at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m.

British Gazette, Nos. 511 to 515.

(Seo special advertisement)

AMBITION

Featuring the great Jewish actress MADAME BERTHA KALISCH

ETC:

ETC

Booking at "ROBINSON'S.

VICTORIA THEATRE

MORE NIGHTS.

915 pm

MONDAY TOES JAY

WEDNESD

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

HIS SECOND MILLION PICTURE.

"SHOULDER ARMS

THE DORRLS

NEW SONG & DANCES.

Booking at ANDERSON'S.

HONGKONG THEATRE.

SAT. 28th March to "TUTS. 1st. April. nhowing :—11th & 7215 Episoder

LASS OF THE LUMBERLANDS

Also Gazette & Comics,

TUESDAY 1st. " & pril. Mátioce nt, 3-15 print 9th & 10th Episoder of ¬“ GLOBIAS. ROMANCE."

WEDNESDAY(2nd see FLORENCE WALTON in *(5 parts) “THE QUEST OF LIFI." (Paramount).

THEATRE

ROYAL

HONGKONG.

A. D. C.

IN THE MUSICAL PLAY:

"PINKIE & THE FAIRIES"

Prices

17.

For GROWN UPS and CHILDREN:

REQUEST MATINEE

WEDNESDAY, "April 2nd, at 4:30 pm

12 $3,00

Children half price to Matia de

Booking at MOUTRIE'S.

THEATRE

Owing

A. D. C.

ROYAL

POPULAR MATINEE

AT

POPULAR PRICES

the contined demand for further

performances of

"PINKIE & THE FAIRIES

i

there will be a

MATINEE

on) THURSDAY, 2rd April, at 4:30 pm. which will be positively the Final Performance, Prices: Dress Circle and Stalls

Fit and Gallery

Children half price!

Booking at MOUTRIE'S.

OBITUARY.

We regret to report the death on board his ship on March 15, of Mr.

Tokohama March 25th, from 3an Mr and Mrs M.Mr and Mrs Latow, Amoy and Formoen via Taksom ‡ D. J. Leifer, chief officer of the Chinal

Francisco ba

Jobling

Wood & eki

Mr and Mrs B.

The permission for working the Shabokon coal mine near Chinchow this eide Shanhaikwan was applied for to the Chinese authorities by Mr. These Hongkong passengers who Morita and Mr. Li of Mukden. It have been telling their friends that was to be worked us partnership of they are going Home nu the Mon- the above two, it is now report: The P. & O. E N. Coʻu sa Zanamincka || Mrs La M. Joblin. Mr G D Wood

eagle on Saturday are not going ed in the pertain has been given left Bingapore for this Fort on the Mr J. A Jones The Very have, grabbed her. Aby Ice Peki Government The

17th instant and is due here on Mr and Mrs H. W.

Miss H. Jóneam rotice arrears in another column. Tame confists of 500000 7aby the 4th April us about noon,

Fouc not only relating to the Montages of land, and 15 fogomething like but to three other C.P.O.S. steamers, en bets ehun and Pen al, is said to Le X60000 #folly subscribed By the Jar Mad Chinese share

FIRE.

alarm last night fre engines from However, it

fasted alight nec keroof Messrs

Coal Godown at

qu KIND

fre Float was despair? by se

e Luz the mafshed the

«Jde anival FLEMI

rint $107

what

MESSES. FKNK WATERHOUSE & CO‘8.

PACIFIC PORTS'

TRADE & SERVIOK BUREAU.

12. ICE HOUSE STREET,

Per SOSHU MABU, 8am. Navigation's. Luenyi. He had bee Shanghai North China, Japan via in bad fealth, suffering from tuber-

Caprds United

States, Central Anal Benth culosis, for some time and,

America,nd EUROPE vi

Canada Per AKARIA MARU. frequently been compelled to rema Registration 11:16 am. Letters ashore, but each time rejoined

better ship feeling SATURDAY, April 1912 last trip she was Shanghai,, North China, Japan via

18.30

Nagasaki Canada Leited States, ward bound and Mr. Central and South America, and turned out to attend to his duties LEUROPE.(via Canada Por Font

and interred in Bubbling Well Ceme- tery on March 17%

We regret to record the Singapore on? March 14, of Captain M. Mesney of the Indo China £3. Namsang Captain Mesney

Fish Oriental

the fleet to the

Joined the

served throug ean waters: anti

MANILA MARU. Roistration the passenger station of Nankin rantah and was 11.45 m Letters 12.50 pm On leaving the bridge, he was seized back to China after

DESPONDENCY DUE TO

CONETIFATION:

with a fit of coughing and had to be he contracted indi taken to his room where he expired Pneumonia about twenty minutes later. The arrival at that porti Wundent. When, this is due to

TOMEN ofter become nervous and body was brought down to Shangh

constipationis ja esiaily sorrocted by tak- fag an occasional done, at Chamberlain's: Tablets. These tablets are cang to take and pleasint in effect For mio by al

sta and Sborokbëpers.

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