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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922.

FIRST PAPAL DELEGATE. LATest shipping NEWS.

WELCOMED BY CHINESE.

The coming of the first Papal Delegate to Chios is a remarkable feature of the celebration of the third centenary of the canonisation of 8, Francia Xavier, the land, which this great missionary was not permitted to cater, tuiny now the eary centre of many 0224 welcomed Christian activities, and maluting with absolute cotlusinam the institution of an Apostolic Deligation from Rome.

ARBIYALA.

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Chihaya Maru, (Suzaki), from. Can ton.-Off Stonecutter,

Awa Maru, (N. Y. K.) from Bombay, Singapore.-Kowloon Wharf."

THE CHINA MAIL.

TO-DAY'S NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ODDS AND ENDS.

MAINLY BOISSORS LOOT,

THE ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

NOTICE.

ANGLO-CHINESE EDUCATION TRUST CO., LTD.

Tjitarocks, (J. C. J. L.) from Shang-Insect Jowellery. hai,-46.

Sauka Maru, (M. B. K.) from Can" insect" jewellery which is again ba- Which is the most popular form of toa.-C48"~

coming favoured of women i anke a Daily Chronicle writer. Judging from the jewellers windows, where thra insect reproductions ate num eroes, the spider has most admirers, perhaps through its superstitions a Bociation with the coming of wealth. Anyhow, the epider, with jewalled head and body and legs of filagree gold, has a vogas in feminine adora ment that provides a marked contrast to the attitude of the fair towards the living insect.

Saian Maru, (Y. F. K.) from Keelung.–£47.

Ainterst, (On Fat) from Hoihow. BIS. -

Kwang-les. (O.M.S.N.) from Can.. ton-Co's Wasif.

Mika Maru, (piequa) from. Can ton-Kowloon Wharf.

Chusab, (B. &. 3.) from Tientsin, Swator.-C45.

Atna, (Thoresen & Co.) frem C'tinuis. Saigon.-Kowleen Wharf.

Nishima Maru, (Y.K.K.) from

To "Broadoast."

ENGLAND v. SCOTLAND.

THIS MATCH will be played at Fsaling an SUNDAY, 10th, December 1922. Members desirous of taking part are requested to enter thair names on the lists posted in the Club Houses, and in the Hongkong Club.

Entries will close on 5th December 1923,

By Order, PERCY AMITH, SETH & FLEMING,

Secretarias and Treasurers. Hongkong, November 28, 1922.

NOTICE.

The Wireless Ago" (New York) declarce that the verb " to broadcast" has been used for years. It says: "There is a popular hymn whick thousands of Lancashire prople sing at Whitsuntide whoso first verse THE BANK OF CANTON, Limited, begins 'Sow in the morn thy sen","

Caceres Georgil, (Chau Yu Teng) from Hai, and ends with Broadcast it o'er the Central, to No. 6 Queen's Road Cen.

phong, Heibow.-B22.

Suiyang, (B. & S.) from Shanghai, Amoy.-B12.

Apocy, (Wo Fat Sing) from Saigon. B28. Chung Hing, (Haung On) from Fort Bayard ---Co.'s Wharf.

Taito Maru, (N.Y.K.) from Shang.

hai. Amoy.-C18.

Leesang (J. M. & Co.) from Hai- pbong, Iloihow.-C41.

An Instance of this general enthus. jasm was witonseed on Sunday, last, when the Chinese Catholics of Hong kon expressed their gratitude and filial devotion to the Holy See by giving a grand reception to the repre- sentative whom the Holy Father has sent to China, His Excellency Mgr. Caleo L. Costantini, Archbishop of Theodosia. Together with the Delegate were present Bishop Pozzoni, Bishop, Rayrsac of Santom, Bishop Aguirre of Tsingtao.-Youmati. Foochow Bishop Prat of Amoy, ' Tebno Maru, (Kwong Nguan Sena) Bithop Gauthier of Pakhoi, Bishop from Bangkok.-C46. Metioley

Nurva of and Bishop McCloskey of Jaro, in the 'bilippines: also Mgr. McGlinchey from Boston, the Very Rev. Fr. de Maria and many other priests from the Italian Mission and the French, Spanish and American Procurations, the Very Rev. Fr. Fourquet of Canton, the Very Rov. Fr. Guarana from Shiuchow, and a number of others, Conspicuous way

• strong group of Chinese priests from Hongkong and all the neigh! buuring missions. The local guests include nil the prominent Chinese Armand Behio, (M. M.. Cic.) from Catholics, notablý Mr. Tse Yat, Me, Yokohama, Shanghai.-42. and Mrs. Tan Yan, Mr. and Mrs. Tee Olderserk, (J.C.J.L) from Ham Siu, Masr, Long Tun Seong, Leong, burg, Manila, Kowloon Wharf. Hung Leong Lao, Ly Vot Choi, Wong Wa Jan, Choi Sau Bang and a very large group of other local grotlo- A Lamber of Chinese Sitters as well as etúdents from the local Catholic Seminary were also among the guests. All were cordially and gracefully received by Mr, and Mre. Chos Po Sien and family in their new mansion. at Broadwood Road When a Excellency the Delegate, amidst much acclamation, had taken bis place in the hall, the host introduced to him Mr. Tae Yat, who on bhull of the Chincre community, read a suitable address in Chinese, which was subsequently read also in English by the Director of St. Joseph's Collegu, as follows:-

men.

"The institution, by the Holy | Father, of the Apo tolic Delegation to China has greatly touched us and we respectfully beg Your Excellency to convey to His Holinera our bu blest and heartiest thanks for this

Wellesden, (Tuen Ken) from Rau goon, Singapore.-A29.

ISPARTURES.

announces the removal of their Offices from No. 2 Queen's Road land.' Reference to the Theasuretral, on the 27th November, 1922. confirms the fact that 'broadcast,* was already in the language (observes John o. London's Weekly) and suggests that in its place we might easily have been afflicted with one of Wide-spreading'

its

AT THE

would have been as good, but neither WORLD THEATRE

divaricating,"

«.'' diffus`ng.' 'dispersing," or 'diaseminating' would have hit the mark en truly," Our Language.

(IN LIQUIDATION.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am in a position to ska

Grat

retura

the 10 shareholders of $19.50 per share. Share Certificates should be presented at the Offices of Messrs. Liostead & Davis, Alexandra Buildings for ens

dorsement between the hours of 10

due will be paid. am. to 12 noon when the amount

A further small return will be made when the assets are fully realised.

H. GREENWOOD,

Liquidator, Hongkong, November 28, 1922.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received instruc Hous to sell by Public Auction,

(FOB ACCOUNT OF THE CONGERNED)

SATURDAY,

December 2, 1922, at 10.45 a.m. at their Sales Hooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice House Street. Consigamot of Vatnsbio

TO-DAY ONLY |

5.15 and 0.15 pm.

WANDA HAWLEY

"THE

The English language is spoken by more people than any other. The number of people who speak English exceeds 100 million. Next comes German, which is spoken by. 120 million; then Russian, by 90 million;; and then French, by 60 million. The English language is said to consist of 700,000 worde, but nearly half of those are either obsolete or acientific terms, arldom used in converention or i writing. On the basis of the Lord. OUTSIDE WOMAN' Prayer, it has been calculated that nino-tenths of our words are of Saxon Gleniffer, (J.-M. & Co.) for Yoko origin, but according to other hama, Shanghai-November 28. estimates four out at every six of

Vulcanos. (A. P. C.) for Colton.our words

over with the Conqueror," November 28.

When Children Sloep.

Kaying, (B. & S.) for Singapore, Swatow, November 28.

Seiyo Mara, (P. K. K.) for Val paraiso Moji-November 28.

Nagasaki, (Master.) for Keelung. November 28.

Kiangsu, (B. & S.) (or Bangkok, Swatow.-November 29.

Suiyang (B. & S.) for Canton.

November 28.

" came

My ideal night nursery should have painted walls in cloudy night blus effect, and the same colour, used for the ceiling, with silvery stars perping

out. About the fert from the Taito Maru (N. Y. K.) for Canton.skirting a misty indication of purple November 28,

What's a fire escape between friends? Poob, nothing! But you see these folks, in duplicate apart- monta, were absolute strangers. Yet they just wouldn't stay off that fire escape, Trouble? We'll say so.

horizon should merge into dark TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND Eastern, (Mc. c. & Co.) for sindows down to the skirting itself Melbourne, Hanila.-November 29.

and rising in the foreground, there would a few mron daisies and white poppies, symbolising sleep. In the fatherly attention: we all feel sare; And seas continue their ceaseless. Corners-of-the-ro-m tall pine trees, that this benevolent mark of the 'running.

reaching from floor to ceiling, with Pope's affection for the Christians of To this address His Excellency the oatspread branches of dark grey. China will prove a strong tie that will Delegate, in a singularly clear voice. green foliage, almost interlacing bind us still more intimately to Rome, answered in Lalic, the offici round the room, would partially the Eternal City we all love me the Innguage of the Church, his words obscure the crescent moon and seat of the Vicar of Christ. United being afterwards translated into stars. Furbishing and Decoration we have always been to the Pope, vernacular Chinese by Bishop Pozzoni Section, October Good House Keeping through our nerated Biebaps, but and lustily applauded. The erb Bast Drossad Girls. Dow we feel that we shall still be stance of the Delegate's auswar, after closer to Him, and through Him to Jesus Christ.

expressing his foalings and apprecia-Glasgow men in the trade, the Glas- According to both Edinburgh ind tions of these marks ef affction for gow young woman eprads more for "Allow us also to express all our the Sue of Poler and also to his dress than any other girl in Scotland. joy at the ligh honour co ferred upon person, con i ted in asserting and A leading man in the drapery and oût bejöve:ì country which has now laying Stream on. the great millinery trade, however, had another been raise to

the level of the interest of the Pope in Chips

piren of information for the Daily Christians, and all the hopes wo and the Chines: miss ons. The Holy Sketch. "I will tell you this," he cherish to see through the Apostolic Father, said the Delegate, loving all eaid. The girl who can gier piste. Delegation, a rapid and general his children all over the world, wishes to many is the one from the High- difusion of Christian civilisation also to be present among them, as 1.nds. Give, Fay to an lav rates girl throughout China.

Jesus Christ, whose Vicar he is, we of good education and fairly good And now we hambly ask to and is always present wherever there standing half of the money a Glasgow *tender our warmest congratulative to are faithful Christiane gathered gif spends in diess, and the would the person of Your Exellency who in Bio Lator. Another reason blossom out as model for others to has been cho ca by the Holy Father, why the Pope wiabes to be present, in and will ever be remembered in our the person of bis Deirgate, to Lis copy. They have b: tter taste. They take more care whet-choosing-drese history au first Apostolic Chinese children is the great admire material, hats and lingerie They Delegate. We know that the tion which Pius XI. bas for China and seeur to put on their clothin, mare" Holy Father's choice is to be for its old civilisation; this great artistically, someliow, mara expatially attributed to your science and esteem of the Pope for Chins makes their hats, and they never mix clus your virtues, your eminent qualifica bim wish ardently for the conversion in the way girls in the south do."

tions and ability, and for this reason of the whole of China to Christ, as he

we feel, in welcoming you in our is persuaded that. China, onco

country, not only proud but also grate-Christian will make one of the noblest The net profit of the Military Stall ful, because we know that you will omong the Catholic countries. To at the Ministerice Children's League use all those qualities for our good, and realize this ardent desire of the Bazaar was $1.800.92. This smoont the cry bounds from our hearts: Long Holy Father, the Delegate way is to be banded over approximately live the Pope! Long live the Holy aw .in Chine intensify one third to the Officer Families See! Long live Your Excellency} and co-ordinate the work of Fund and approximately two thirde all the Catholic missionaries and, to the Royal Soldier Daughters”

Oh Father!

How propagation will be diffused in especially, to invite the Chinese them- Home, Hampstead. you new Field,

Hons.

Your virtues are endless.

alves to take a larger part in the

Your brilliancy shines in four dires-evang lization of their own country 27

by supplying numerous recruite for the Priesthood and the Religious Reverend is the Apostolic Delegate, | Order, both of men, and women, who Whom Our Holy Father has chosen, are devoted to the great work of With profound ability and für rea. Catholic education and charity in abing knowledge,

China. The Delegit was confident

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

LOST.

Your character and qualifications that the Chincre would suswer surpass the ordinary.

generously to this appest of the Holy ON SUNDAY, the 26th instant,

Whilst your carriage conveys you Father and thus take a very pro with a bunch of keys. Finder will be

minent part in the Missionary work,

hore.

To spread ecclesiastic doctrines to in which the Pop: himself was the

thore well-disposed and promising,

We, one and all revere you, By expecting a tie binding us still. closer.

Boundless is the world, The Holy Church becomes daily prosperous.

Without difference between China and foreign nations

head..

"At the conclusion of his speech, the Delegate impacted his Eleasing to those presint, all kneeling down the while.

A most pleasant afternoon was then epent, rafroshutents being served to all in the spacious ground of Mr. Chos Po Sion's residence, and the

All potionalities are in peace and Delegato going around the place to converse most familiarly with all tho's present, leaving in all a strong

union.

"Ubi Draw us to & d,

•

Sa long as the mountains tower so impression of his affability and open Ligh

and simple cordiality,'

one Gold Chain and Key Ring editably rewarded by communicating with A.B.C. care of this paper.

ITALIAN CONVENT.

ANNUAL BAZAAR.

SATURDAY,

December. 2nd...:

OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

ALL preliminary notices of forth

coming meetings, lectures and entertainments, sent for insertion in the news columns of the China Mail, are charged for at the rate of $1 each. (as announced in May and June of last year) providing that they do not occupy more than four lines. In future if this space is exceeded they columns at the prevailing ratex will be placed in the advertsog

Jewellery

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Stick pins, Pendants, Diamond Rings, Cluster Ringa, Dar Pion, Watches, Broschen, earrings bracelois, Osand-- bago, &c, da, &c.

forme:-Cash on delivery.

FUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, November 28, 1922,

(For Account of the Concerned},

MONDAY

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49 feet 8 inches B.P.

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11.8 gross to: s.

Capacity of Bunker-21 tous.

Compound Engine 6 inches by 75 inches

10 inches

125 lbs. In good running order. Terms -Cash on delivery. Inspection order may be obtained from the office.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneer, "Hongkong; November 28" 1999:---

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