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THURSDAY, DECEMBER

1922

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reuiar's Service to the China Mail)

AXPRĪBIJUS TĀNE,

NEW AMERICAN WAR INVENTION.

PAVLOVA

ANOTHER SUPERLATIVE

PERFORMANCE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BACK AGAIN SOON:

GERMAN PASSENGER SHIPS.

The Hugo Stinues Shipping Com- pany, a German firm of ship ownaik. will shortly inaugurate a monthly passenger and cargo service between.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS,

DANCING.

PALACE HOTEL

KOWLOON.

BENNING, R.M., D.9.0. The

Jass Quartet · of

H. M. N. *Titania.” will play at the abovs Hɔtel:

Every movement exquisite poetry, Anca Pavlova danced her way still further into Hongkong's: heart last nigt. when the Theatre Royal was Europe and the Orioot, MetaBY kind permission of Capt C. S. packed for her third performance. Reuter, Brockelmann and Co', of No, Perhaps it would be mole correct to 26, Des Vœux Road Central have popular. say that this fascinating nymph been appointed local agents of the Nay Yosk, December 6.

[dhared her way into Hongkong's Company. The servion will be Successful demonstrations with an amphibious tank sttained a speed memory, for her matchlow graen will started with six stcatura * of thirty miles an hour on the level, With rubber tyred wheels the tank live long after other delights have which the Eul Kirdorf, elixabed a gradient of ons in two and a half, and with caterpillar wheels it faded from the mind. Perhaps again, "Karl Legicu" and "Albert Vogler" brossed the Hudron River with propellors attached at the rear. It carries that the who's company will long the "Adolf von Bayer" will make it would be still more correct, to say ace moterships. - A fourth motarship,. three inch gun and a day's supply of ammunition. Representatives of the bold a firm place in Hongkong's its appearance later. The motorships Wer and Navy departments witnessed the taste.

memory, for every member, whether will be placed solely on the passenger playing an apportioned part in some tervion and are constructed to take brilliant baliat or or bolding 50 first class passengers. The other the audience's rapt attention with three vereis at present allotted to some exquisite indiv.dual dance, in the service are the onigo elcamera terpreted the music of the world's “Hindenburg," "Ludendorf" and greatest composers with a skill and "Scheer." The first named two grace making them worthy associater will bava accommodation of the master dancer herself.

limited number of..passengers.

AS DE F OILITIES BILL.

COMMONS CARRY BECOND READING.

LONDON, December 6.

The House of Commons carried the second mading of the Trado Facilities Bill in accordance with the resolution already cohiol miter Mr. Ramsay Macdonald had expressed the Labourites approval Bat criticised the allien past policy toward Austria and pleaded for fair and generous treatment for

AMERIJAN IMMIGRATION LAW.

AMENDMENTS TO BE MADE SHORTLY,

WASHINGTON, December 6.

for:

Last night's programme offered Other additions to the fent are three sections, each of superlativa being built at present: The fares merit. The first way "The Magic will be very cheap £85 to £100 being Flate," arranged by Marina Petipa, noted for the passenger ships and the famous ballet master at Petore £78 to £82 for the cargo bosts. burg and set to musis by Drigo. The Norddeutcher Lloyd will also The story, written by an 18th century resume its service to the Orient short- French novelist, told a tale of love ly. It will be inaugurated by the | between a village couple, the 9,000 ton "Weser" which is now on enmity of a crusty mother, the, its way bere from Hamburg and is vanity of gouty old marquis, and the due to arrive on January. 3 The wonders by the magic dute in realis "Wener" will bu follow- ing love's young dream. When tha ed by bar sister-ship the

It is expectal that President Harding's forthcoming message to confuta was played, evercone within hear." Werrir," and the service will be a grens will deal intr alia with immigration. Cabinet has already discussed the problem. It is stated at White House that no decision was reached but offeinis believe that Mr. Harding will proposa continuation of the present restriction law with amendments designed to raise the general standard of immigrants. It is under slood that the Secretary of Labour is preparing plan for examination of aliens at ports uf embarkation,

--U. 8. SHP SUBSIDY BILL.

PANAMA CANAL TOLLS QUESTION,

WASHINGTON, December 6,

It is believed that the whole question of free tolle for coasting ships traversing the Panama canal will be coopened as the result of Senator Brah's introduction of a proposed amendment to the Ship Subsidy Bill. If the Bill is passed at all supporters of the free tolls movement are determined that the fres tolla clause shall be included. The Secrate commerce committee has taken steps to rush the Bill bat `is faced with what is described as an

ironel d filibuster."

TATASON TRIALY.

BULGARIAN COURTS BUSY.

SOFIA, December 6.

ing must dance-this was the salient six-weekly one. Firn class fares on interest and it provided wide soops these ships are quoted at £102 from for many beautiful dances, also for Hongkong to Bamberg or Rotterdam- some excellent humour, especially and £94 to Genca. Third plass fores when the stiff kased mother, too are quoted at £12and £40 respectively. gouty marquis and this corpulent The company will also operato the jadge ware caught in the spell. Mile. freighters-Westfalen;""Holstein" Butsuva acquitted herself brilliantly

Schlesien" and "Pfalz."

in the role of the daughter. Ibal other parts, noodless to add 'were also admirably filled, but space forbide to gatalogue their praises they could easily till columus!

In "Autumn Leave," a choreogra phic poem written by hers If for Chopin's music, Mila Pavlova held the audience spellbound with a per formance that most rank as the last word in her art. The beautiful allegory showed her the last, lingering Chrysanthemum of the season prey to the cruel vandalism of the destructive Autumn Wind (splendidly symbolis ed by Mr. Oliveroff) which swirled the Fallon Leavi (Mlles. Etuart, Griffith, Bartlett, Frieda, Sheffield, Lake, Coles Glynde, Rogers and Nichola round the park in ita boisterous frenzy. Twice & Post (Mr. Alexandre Voliaine) saved the Chrysanthemum rom the but the second time he not a beauti | Autumn Wind's crue! aport; ful young girl and forgot the poor Chrysanthemum whic's was whirled sway amidet a crowd of Automa Leaves and then left to droop and die --bensaib-the fast-rays-of-the-sun: “It is impossible to convey in words the emotions roused by this exquisite põem of movement, music and colour.

The third section of the pregram- me, described as "Divertisments." was likewise a triumph, sad it muşt suffice.to.cnumerate the items, marely adding that each in itself was a work of art. A mazurka atato music by suc.Glinka was the first, danced by eight

After a session of fourteen months, the High Court has e noluded the high treasun trial of the members of the Radoslavoff cabinet which was functioning at the outbreak of the war. Judgment has not yet been an pounced. Simultaneously the trials are proceeding of nume one members of cabinet accused of reponsibility in other war disasters including the Balkan

war of 1913,

TIMES¬0-T4N=W £ DIT IN-

M. WICKHAM STEED RESIGNING.

LosDay, Decemb 5-0. Mr. Geofrey Dawson had brea apprinted Editor of the Times in ccasion to Mr. Wickhani Steed who is resigning.

V.*. P›TEEKY STRIK 3 CALLED OFF,

PITTSBURG, December 6.

The 17,003 employrei-of the United. Statca Potters' Association have called off their strike and agreed to resume on the old wage scales."

BALKAN TROUBLE.

SoyIA, December 6.

A detachment commanded by the Wac Minister has reoccupied the town

of Kustendil without naistance.

LONDON EXCHANGE MARKET.

STERLING TAKES A RISE.

LONDON, December 8 *In the London exchange market sterling on New York ras.to 4/565. Other currencies were heavy. French francs stood at 65.20 and Belgian at

7L05. German marks were 37,500,

MAKING JOBS FOR WORKLI89.

́HOME GOVERNMENT'S MOVE..

LONDON, December 6-

A supplementary estimate of £1,070,000 for the relief of unemployment has been issued. It is mostly required to meet the cat of labour un land improvement and draloage loans to local authorities.

CHEAPER STIKER FRES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES REDUCTIONS,

LONDON December 62%

The Menagerien Maritimes announce refactions in follows:-£24 to Kobe and Yokolins, 120 84 to Hongkong, and X19 lán (1) to Colombo,

the first clito

leading members of the company. Mlle. Paviva herself next gave a magnificent interpretation of La Nuit "et to Rubinstein's music. Th third item was a Slave Dance" (Gounod's mu-io) submitted by Mr. Alexandre Volinine in form moru like a god than alive. ** Chardaz" by Mic. Stuart and Me Vajiniki translated Grosstaan'a music into Inscinating mov in nt. Mile. Friede theu gave a brilliant version of Anitra's Dance (Gound); followed by a wondrously graceful da es" En Bourin (T-lam) by Mile. H. Batsora and Mr Oliveroff The final item was the "justly famous Danion of the Hours" from "La Giaconda” in which Mlle. Pavlova, Mr. Alex. Volisins and the company capped a magnificent night's eter tafoment. A TARDA

ITCHY BLISTERS ALL OVER SCALP

Пре

Hair Came Out In Combfuis.

BTC

Cuticura Heals.

*My head fiched and bumed and title blisters broke out all over my scalp. They tryitated and bumed Land"after a day or two broke and left a sore eruption which scaled dropped off and leh my head very tender, and may, hair came out in combfuis. Icould not sleep at night. -“I began tising Curlers Soap and Ointment and after using ond' box of the Dintment with the Boep, I was healed.';;{Bigned) Mira. A. Gill, 119-Amelia St, Walworth, London, B. E. 17, Eng., Jan. 1, 1921. Use Carleurs for alltolic purposes. Sön 16. Oistimant 14,34, and 21.68, Sold

"Cuticnes Soms theveg witharect string.

After: Kabila- the, scalza

This the third: performance, it IS almost ucarcemary to add that the Orchestra under M. Theed ro Shir again demonstrated its fiue ability and sympathy. Likewise it is almost annccesary to add that when the audience was rot held spellbound it was repressing its enthusiasm in load and prolonged applause.

Owing to earlier departure to Singapore than rigically planned the makinge of !! The Enchanted 'Lake"

and Fairy Doll" takes place. this afternoon at 5.15. To night the last performance will be glen hose-** "Folish Wedding, and "Floru Awakening.

Gerard Lea Bivanex ohairman of the “City Equitably: Fire Insurance, Company, was formally ramanded at thes Goldhall kawithout mehera ATĪG ence being given. The public ex amination of Ellis and Co., stock and thare broksis, of Cornhill, E. CHU which: Arm - Bayan” was the senior partner, was adjourned until January

SATURDAY 9th, Dancing 9 pm.

PUBLIC AUCTIONS.

Undersigned have received in structions to sell by Publle Auction.

MONDAY, Danember 11, 1998,

commencing at 11 mm. ¦- at the Po On Godown, West Point 100 caree Star Aniseed Terms --Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.

THURSDAY, December 14, 1992,

commending at 10.80 a.m.

at No. 18 Godown of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co. Eid,"

Kowloon

37 cases Beer

10 "Cocktail

234 ancka Flour

2′ casks »Aloes N

1 caso Cigaretten "And

A Quantity of Plato Cuttings etc..

"arros-Chab'on defievry.

LAYMERT BROS,

Auctioneers.

---

SATURDA”, December 6, 1997;; commencing at 11 min.

at their Bales Rooms, Duddell Street,

€0 dozen Vi. Cocoa în † tb, tian 120 Vi Cocos in 16. tine

-1 case Black Jean

8) tine Washable Distemper

4 coila Rubber Bose

40 ognes each 50 lbs. Manzanita 100 kegs each 28 lbs, white Zine

2 Feadut Crushing Machines

3 Drums at 1 ext. Red Paints 23 cas Dre Batteries 218 Pottles Kola Antier

1 case Band Mirror rea»: —Ossh on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.

Hongkong, December 7, 1922.

Billons Headache. All that is needed is to correct the biousties and the headache disappears. Toke Chamberlain's Tablets - and you will són ba as well as aver. For sale by all Chemists and Storekeepers”

ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB,

E OLIND V. SCOTLAND.

Funday 10th December

ETE following is the draw with starling times.

11. R. Bucklanil

P. M. Smith

0.8. Archbutt 11. A. Cuinidge"

Major Gunity

E. JB. Mitchell“ B. R. B. Haneck

F. S. Barrison Capt Bacon Bölmer Joboson -

Ca, t. Bloxham

·I, A. ('or CA. Peel

JAW, Franking "N. Denoon

8. P. Winslow - Bancosk J. Hoopar

·E. R. Fallífar

J. Brister

E, Grimhli

4. S.Ell

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Etarding timɔ.

-A, B. Suwar).

0.35

T.W. Bi!

9.10

IL D. C. Morgan

941

JRR

9.18

JL. Crockat

9.52

V. Adamson

9.50

J. Hougir..

10:00

F. Nasion

10.04

-J. M. Walker-

10,99

W. Galloway

10.12

· B. K. Valentins

10,16

R. Bruce

10,20

0.0. Stark

10.21

A. I, Moncrieff

10.23

▼, "Uapt: Tomory

10.32

G.. Young

10.36:

K.S. Morrison

10.40

Dr. Lyon Browa

30.44

„D. J. Cathill

10.48

F. Syme Thomson

10.59

“Ri M. Handamon”.

10.54

Dr. Forth

10.56

11.00

Di Templeton

11.01

Say A/ B.Hendrimin

Fourball matches will be played in the afternoon. Starting times have been reserved. Tiffins have been ordered.

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