1923-08-27 — Page 9

MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1928

RECORDS REVIEWED

SUGGESTIONS FOR BUYERS.

The

And Columbia re- cords the boattire an excellent lot and have had the joy of listening splendid solo singing, playing, and orchestral works. Victors include records by Chaliapin who now ranks in the bass singing world as Caruso did in the Tenor. His recitative and air from Prince Igor is a spirited piece of work and should be in the collection of all those who possess gramophones.

NOTICE TO SHIPPRRY AND

PASSENGERS.

VJ BOTEN

DEPARTURES

ОНІНА СОДЯТ, кто.

SWATOW.

Aug. 28.-1.0.S.V.

28.—0, L.---Halfoong, 28.-O. N.

20.-1.0.8.N;

30.-O. N.

11.-C. N. 11.-D. L.

Taksang.

Keiyang.

Yurang.

30.-0. 8. K.

Boehn Maru

Saiyang-

Kafying.

Hatching.

Ap'akusa Maru.

Lokong.

hwaisang.

ΑΜΟΥ,

Halfoong.

Soshu Maru.

Haiching.

Mischa Elman's Sept. 2-0.8.K.

2.-1.C.U.N. 3.-1.0.8.N.'

qualities 36 a violinist arc beyond question and in his Mozart's "Landler" the beauties of the piece are delicately given. Galli-Curci in a Cavatina is- Galli-Curci and that is all that needs to be said. John Steel, a new tenor with a firm voice is re- presented by

The two songs. Columbias are a very representa tive lot and include Dame Clara

Aug. 28,- D. L.

Kaiping.

Tanda.

Jan, 11.-A & 0.

a 15.-P. & 0. Fob. 8.-P. & (). 11.-P. & 0. Mar 7.-P. & 0. 21.-P. & O. Apr. 4.-1.0, 18.--P. & 0. May P. & Ü). 16,-P, 0.

Kbira

Macedonia.

Kasbgar.

More Karmala.

Maldera.

Delta.

ᏣᏂ . Kalyan. Kualimir.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, AN.

MARIEA

| Aug. 29.A.0.L.

20.-O. N. 31.-1.0.8.N. 31.-T.K.K. Bept. 1-E &▲. 8.-U.S.8.3. 10.—~A. Q. Lt. : 11.-U.S.8.B. 17.-B. B. 19.-R. B. 19.-N.Y.K. 1.-T.KK.

Oct. 5.-H.A.L. 1.-E. & 4. 5.-F.A.L. 17.-N.Y.K. Nov. 1.-T.K.K.

1.-B. K.

30. -0.9.K. 31.-D. L 31.-C. N. 31.-B. I.

Bopt.

3.-0.8. K.

Amakuan Maru.

FOOCHOW.

| Dra. 19.-B. B.

Butt

with "In the Chin- Aug. 18.-D. L.

31.-D. L

ney Comer," resonantly sung

Haifoong Hakching.

as usual; Sir Henry J. Wood

SHANGHAI.

Szechuan.. Takmang.

J

Yusang.

with the New Queen's Hall Aug. 26.-O. N.

Orchestra in a superb rendering of "Fingal's Cave"; William Murdoch in two piano solos includ- ing Debussy's "Arabesque" (this is a particularly fine rendering); The Grenadier Guards Band in "The Pirates of Penzance"; Edgar Coyle in two songs, and Flute and Clarinet Duets which are original and pleasing. Dance records of both companies are in accord with modern tendencies and make the feet and shoulders move in the usual manner. Below we tabulate a few of the records now offered. Where sold, both agencies are able to order without delay.

VICTOR.

66152 Daddy, Frances Alda. 87361 Prince Igor -

28.-1.0.9.N.

2.-1.0.8.1, 3.-0. N. 29.-P. M. 20.-P. & O. Fo.-B, B. 31.-T.K.K. Sopt. 1.-0. N.

2.-L. T. 2.-N.Y.8. 9,--1.0.8.N. 3.-N.Y.K. a.--E. L. 4.--0. N. 4.-N.Y.K. I.-C.P.S. 7.-A.O.L 8.-P. & 0. 16.-T.K.K 19.-A. O. L. 22.-C.P.8.

1.-P. & 0. 26.-T.K.K.

Recitative on 4.0.L

and Air of Prince Galitsky, Chaliapin.

00151 Landler, Mischa Elman. 74814 Viennese Dances, Philadel

phia Orchestra.

19089

Just An Old Love Song,

John Steel.

When the Gold Turns to

Gray, John Steel.

74N12 Cavatina, Galli-Curci.

7268

T

L1478

COLUMBIA

1.-O.P.8. 25.-T.K.K. 13.-A. O, I.. 14. - B.B. 19.-C.P.S. Nov. 10.P.S. 1.-T.K.K.

Deo. 1 R. B.

Saiyang.

Prea, Pierce.

Sicilia.

Isia do Panay. Shingo Maru. Soochew. Rosandra. Tatoshi Maru,

Loks35g.

Nagano Maru.

Kasm.

Luchow,

Sbidzuoka Mamıı,

Empress of Asia.

Pros, Grant-

Karmala

Siberia Hara. Pron. Madison. Empress of Canada, Nellore.

Taiyo Maru Pres. McKinley. Venezi

Empress of Kasi Tenyo Mara. Pres. Jackson. Legazpi. Kmprese of Alia. Empress of Asia.

Korea Maru.

U. Lopez Y. Lopez.

KEELING.

Aug. 30.0.S.K. 31.-T.K.K.

In the Chimney Corner, Sept 3.-0. S. K.

Clara Butt. OvertureFingal's Cave,

Sir Hy Wood. Arbesque in G.

D152 Irish Tane from County'

Derry, W. Murdoch, The Pirates of Penzance-- Selection, Grenadier

Guards.

Tarantele, Flute-and-

Clarionet Ducts.

3-C, K. 2-T.K.K. Nov. 1.T.K.K.

Sept. 3-0,9,K.

Sosha Maro. Shioyo Maru. Toyen Marn. Anakuas Maru. Taiyo Mars. Koros Mara.

TAKAO.

Toyen Mara.

TSINGTAO.

Aug. 28.-1.S.N. Yusang. Sept. 1.-C. N.

+

Aug. £9.-C. N,

Socchow.

3257

3288

WEIHAIWEI.

Screnade.

Old English songs,

Sept 1-0. N.

Kueichow, Huichow.

3279

(a) When Dull care;

(b) My Lovely Cella;

CHEFOO.

Kucichow.

3280

NEWCHWANG.

Taksang.

"Tried out" on a Decca" a

wonderful portable machine, light

TIENTSIN.

(c) The Happy Lover; Ang, 23 —O. N.

Edgar Coyle.

(d) The Sailor's Life.

The Columbia records were Aug. 28.-1.0.8.N.

in weight, reasonable in price, and Aug. 28.-C. N- a boon to picnic and pleasure Sept. 1.-I.C.S.N. parties or where exigencies of

space is a consideration.

PASSENGERS.

DEPARTURES.

ས

Pet P. & 1. 98 Mantus" on Aug. 24:- Mr Yoates, Mr and Mrs G. M.

4. C. N.

Kunickow. Cheongabing. Huicbow.

HOIHOW.

Sept. 5.-1.C., V. Chunsang.

7.-1.0.8.N. Leassog

HAIPHONG.

Sept. 7-LC.S.N.

Liesaug

Poppe. Engr.Comdr Montegomery, Mrs

Kuv, Mr Levitt, Bir Kanamori, Miss

SAIGON.

mau. G. K. Stomp, H. T. McNeill, G. E.

Mis. A. Curchew, Miss Leg Ying, Mr

Muljana, Mr A, E W. Davis, dr. R.

E. Nake' am, sirs W Wedblad. Bate- Sopt. 1.-O. B. K. Busho Maru.

Kisus, Mr and Mrs Etterley, Master W. Auz. 28.-C. N.

A Enerley, Mesra J. Mitchell, Yu, R. Sept. 1.-O. 8. K.

Harding, A. S. Thompson, J. Target.

Mrs 1 orelielm, Mr and J. A. GUD,

Miss A. Jeffey. Mr A. H. Child, Mr J.

Me ribur. Mr R. F. Sbroft, Mr D. R.

Bacfarlane, Mr and Mrs Ward, Mre F.

BANGKOK.

Kwaiyang. Busho Maru Kwaisang. Chursang. Bintang.

3.-1.0.8.N.

5.1.0.8.N. 5.-E. A.

SINGAPORE.

Zin Misses H. Zima Mr J. Andrew, Aug. 28.-N.Y.A.

His O. W. Meech, Lt. J A. C. Hlí RA, Miss Cheng, LE. N. Piseni R.N., Blessis Warner, W. S. Hoyster, E Nil sen, . E. Jones, Mr and Mrs Sarkari, Blessis Gadivala, R. P. White Low Lies Len, Miss Chen Kim Fong, Miss Sat ea, Mis II. Pluboveky. Mias "A. D. Mastery Mr Lillie, Mr W. A. Bailey anct Bis McLanghlar.

LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVALS,

Kasara, (Luen Fat) from Swatow, -Co's Wharf.

Tami, (B. & S.) from Manila.

Szechuan, (B. & S.) from Canton,

-A5.

-B9.

Fushiki Maru, (M.B.K.) from Keelung–Chi

Taksang, (J.M. & Co.) from Can- ton,---C33

DEPARTURES.

Java, (J. Manners) for Shanghat.

-August 27.

Perseus, (B. & S.) for Canton August 27.

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.

The C.P.8, RM.8. "Empress of Australia arrived at Shanghai on Aug. 20 at 12.90 p.m. Jett Shanghai on Aug. 27 at 9 a.m. and is due at Aobo on Aug. 99 at p..

The P. & O. s... "Sicilia loft inge pare for this port na Saturday Aug. Stat.2.pm and is due bara on Thufa... day Aug. 30 at about & p.m.

The P.S. R.M.8

Empress of Caunda "left" Vancouver, for Hongkong vis Japau ports, Shanghai, on Aug. 18 is expected at Yokchais on Sept. 3 and fs dua teie on Sept. 10.

24.-C. N. $8.-E. L. $8.-B. F. 20.-N.V.K. 28.-B. F. 30.-N.Y.K. $1.-E. A. 11.-U..

Sept. 1.-B. F.

2.-B. I. 2.-0.8.K

LT. 4.-K.P.M. 4.-P. $0.▾ 4.---B. F. 7.-P. & Q. 9.-B. I.

11.-U.8.8.B. 19.-N.Y.K. 12.-B. B. 12.-N.Y.E. 10.-0.9.K.

17.-B. F. 19.-N.D.E 20.-B, F. 20.-P. & 0. 21.-P.40. 24.-B. F. 28-E. A.

Oct. 1-B F.

3.-P. O. 5.-E. A 8.-B. F.

15.-N.D.L.

17.-P. & O. 19.-P. & 0. 99.-P. & 0. 26.-P. &. U 20.-D. I.

Nov, 1-B B.

2. P. & 0. 1.-P. & 0. 4.-P.&O. 5.-B. F. 15. A

30-P. & 4, Doc. 11.-B, F.

13.-P. & O. 14-P. & O, 19.-B. B. 26.-P. & D.

Wakess Maru. Kweyang.

City of Glasgow.

Yangtare. Suwa Maru. Dardanus. Rangoon Maru.

Bolivia. Kalying Agamemnon. Заран Bunho Maru. Trieste. Van Cloon. Nellore. Patroclus. Mecodonia. Janus. West Carmona. Festim! Maru, Isla de Panay. Honolulu Mara. -London Mara

Glosanda, Lycaon Ludwigsbaton. Et. Templar. Sicill Dongela. Montor. Jats. Prometheus. Mantua Afrika. Agapenor. Woser. Bogdan. Karmala Sicilia. Dongola, Janus.

Legazpi.

Kalyan.

Calaicants. Neljoro Tolresias, Chl. Bulwwr- Kalyan. Sa-podon.

Boudan. Dovanha. O. Lopos Y Lopez.

Kaiser-I-Hind.

Free. Grant. Taming.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Mingang. Chingo Maru. Hasters. Woot Faralon. Free, Madison. Weet Carmona. Lala do Panay. Albert Vogler. Tango Maru. Taiyo Maru. Oldenburg. Aralara. Oldenburg. Yoshino Maru Koros Maru. Legazpi,

G. Lopez Y Loper

CEBU, ILOILO & ZAMBOANGA Sept. 11.-U.8.8.B. West Faralon.

BANDAKAN,

Aug. 29.-1.08.N.

Mausang.

JAYA POETS, 1.20.

Sept 3.-Jaoyo Y.K. Bandoeng Mars.

4.-K.P M.

7.-J.O.J.L.

14.-5.0.3.1.

16.-Nanyo Y. K. 30.-T.K.K.

Van Cloon.

Tjikembang.

'jitaroom.

Choribon Marú Melgo Maru.

INDIAN PORTS, ETC.

CALCUTTA,

Aug. 29.-F.C.S.N.

30.-N.Y.K.

Sept. 2.-B. L.

9.-D. I. 12.-0.8. K. 14.-1.0.8.N.

Fooksang. Rangoon Mart. Japan. Janus. Honolulu Maru. Katsang.

PENANG.

Aug. 18.-Y.K. 30.-N.Y.K. Sept. 2-BI

Z.---L. T. 4.-K.P.M. 4.-0.5.K. 7.-P. & Ci 9.--B. 1.

20.-P. & 0.

Oct. 17.-P. & O.

22. 1 & 0, Dec. 13.-P. & 0.

BOMBAY AND Aug. 28.-N.Y.R. Sept. 2. L. T

4-0. 8.K. 7.-P.&O. 17.-B. B. 19.-N.D.L. 10.-0.8.K. 20.--P. & 0. Oct. P. & 0. 16-N.D.L. 17.-P. & 0. 25.--P.&O.

Nov. 1-B. B.

30.-P. & 0. Dec. 13-P. & 0.

19.-R. B. 28.-B. L

Waknas Maru. Rangcon Maru.

Japan.

Trieste.

Van Cloon.

Argon Maru.

Jazus.

Macedonia.

Sicilia

Boudan.

Sicilia.

Soudan.

COLOMBO, Wakes Maru. Trieste. Argun Maru. Macedonia. Iola do Panay, Ludwigshafen. Andon Maru. Sicilia. Mantua.

Wesor.

Boudao.

Bicilia.

Legazpi.

Kalyan.

Boudsu

C. Loyez Y Lopez,

Kaiser I-Bird.

AUSTRALIAN PORTS.-

SYDNEY AND Sept 1-E A, ́

4.-O. N. C. 19.-N.Y K. Cat. 6-E. & A. 17.--N.Y.K. Nov. 3.-E. & A. Dec. 1.-E. & A. Jan. 5.-E. & A. Feb. E. & A.

JAPAN

Aug. 28.-F.U.S.N.

29.-P. M. 30.-B.B. 31,-B. I. 31.-T.K.K.

MELBOURNE.,

Eastern. Linguam Tango Mara. Arafora. Yoshino Maro. St. Albans. Fastert. Arsfors St. Albany.

PORTS.

Namsing. Prea. Piorca. Isla de Panay. Tonda. Shinyo Mara.

Mentor. Tateishi Mern. Rosandrs.

Nagano Maro.

Kanina. Shidzuoka Maru, Empress of Asia.

Sept. 1.-B. F.

2.-N.Y.K. 2.-LT 3.-N.Y.K. 3.-E. L. 6.-N.Y.K. 8.-C.P.B 7.-A. O, L 8.-P. & 0. 11.-E. & A. 12-0.5.K. 13-N.Y.K. 15.-T.K.K. 19.-A.0.L. 2L-Nanyo Y.K. 12-C.P.N. 22.-P. & O. 20.-B. B.

.-T.K.K.

Oct.

1.-A.O.L

2.-L. T. 4.-O.P.8. 13-A, O. I 14.-B. B. 18.-N.V.K. 19.-0.P.8. 25.-T.K.K. Nov. 1.-C.P.S. 1.-T.K.K.

Dec. 1.-H. B,

Prek. Grant Karmala. Arafora Himalaya Horu. Yoshino Maru. Siberia Maru. Pres. Madison.

MacRear Maru. Empress of Canada. Nellore.

Islo do Pansy. Taiyo Maru Pres. McKinley. Venezia

Empresa of Russia. Pres. Jackson. Legazpi.

Kaga Maro. Empress of A'Ka. Tenyo Maru Empress of Asím. Korea Marg.

HONOLULU

Aug. 20.-P. M.

31.-T.X.K. Sept 15-T.K.K.

28-T. K. H. Oct. 25.-T.K.K. Nov 1.-T.E.E.

C. Lopez Y Lopez.

Pres. Fierce Shinyo Maru. Biberia Maru. Taiyo Maru. Tenyo Maru

Korea Maru..

VANCOUVER, ETC.

Sept. 5-N.Y.E.

7.A.O.L 6.-C.P.8. 11-B, F. 22-0.P.8.. 10.-B. F. Oct. 4O.P.A

16.-N.Y.K. 10.-C.P,S. 37.-B. F. Nov. 1-C.P.8.

30.-B. F. Dec. 18-B. F. Jan. 8-B, F,

Sbidruska Marni Pres. Grant Empress of Asin. Achilles. Empress of Canada. Philoctetes. Empress of Russia. Kaga Maru. Empress of A'}}, Tyndarona. Empress of Acia.

Proitmiaus Achloa. Philoctetes.

VICTORIA.

Sept. 6. N..K.

7-1.0.L. 12-R E 19,--A O.L fo.-B. F. Osté Loms ÄL

13.-A. O. L 15.-N..K. 17.-B. F. Nov, 20.-B. F. Dec. 18 B. F Jan. 8-B. F.

Shidrocka Maru. Pres. Grant. Achillos. Pres. Madison.

Philoctetra Pres. McKinley. Fren. Jackson. Kags Maru

Tyndareas.. Protesilaus. Achilles. Philoctetes

CHINESE FESTIVAL.

INTERESTING CUSTOM.

ANOTHER TYPHOON?

SIGNALS UP AGAIN.

MORE CYCLONIC GALES PROMISED.

COMMERCIAL.

HONGKONG NOTES AND COMMENT

CROPS DAMAGED).

JAVĀ SUGAR.

Since the last report the local market for Java sugar ħas fluctuat- ed. After being quoted at under. $t a picul for No. 24 rough white, the importers this mar ning asked $11.53 for standard lot.

1

No. 18 rough:

The annual offerings by Chinese to departed spirits which takes place in the first part of the seventh incon

Following a week-end which, every year is drawing to a close. Most shops and households burnt if inclined to be showery, was finer at any rate than any has been

It has been ascertained that the their sacrifices in the streets on for a good many weeks, the damage to crops, principally rice, brown is nominal at $11.50 and No. Saturday but another ceremony has

typhoon signals reappeared in the Canton River delta, have 24 soft white at $12,50. No large yet to be gone through. These are this morning. The red cone weat been fairly extensive on account of arrivals have been reported for on a fairly large scale and organised up at 7.25 and shortly afterwards the floods and the typhoons Re- in different districts being known as the

In Yaumati, a similar ceremony is being enrried out, this including a mannikin show.

be restricted

As

the

mulberry plants have been damag-

palaka

FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

LONDON, August 25. France continue to improve. French francs to-day are quoted at 80.32 and Belgian at 99 92.—Reuter.

每

HOME TRADE.

harbour was crowded with ports have been mentioned in Can some time but the "Tjitroem "has Yu Lan Chiu, The one at Westjunks and sanpans scurrying ton that this season's silk output come in with about 70,000 piculs, Point which was once on a gorgeous about to get rid of their cargoes or will scalo is reduced in size. A mntsbed capture a good position in the for prayer and meditation which tpyhoon shelters.

cd. It is stated that farmers have supposedly includes conversation At 10.40 a.m. the black ball was dealers for an extension of time for with the dend is built and decorated. hoisted, indicating the possibility deliveries while the dealers who This year the main part of the vere of a gale from the West. According have contracted with export mer- mony will be the hiring of a lunch to the Observatory's report the chants have had to do the same. to burn offerings at sea.

depression noted in China

A shortage close to a famine of Sea has. apparently devel- rice is predicted as the domestic oned in to a typhoon and at supply will be cortailed. Even in midday appeared to be less than bumper years Kwangtung has to

It Jeral ricsha coolies who hail from 100 miles cast of Waglan. import a considerable quantity for the district around Swalow, have a was moving north Or west home consumption. On thestrength

Writing in mail week, the separate date. They organise pro and cyclonic gales and overcast of continual buying in Hongkong cessions in which the participants weather with rain are forecasted. prices here have strengthened Manchester Guardian Commercial are grogeously dressed and trek to Incidentally, another depression since the last report, this morning's says: the various cemetries where they shown to the South of Naha.

which may grow into a typhoon is transactions being closed at $7,80- Cotton. Moderate decline · is $7.90 for the very best No. 1 Sim raw material following condition. burn their offerings and indulge in The following warning was long white. A slightly inferior report of 69.9 per cent and record feast. Ta them, this is more in-received by the local American grade, also known as No. 1 fetch-acreage. Manchester market de portant than China New Year.

Consulate-General from the Manila ed between $7.60 and $7.65. pressed by holiday season. Observatory at noon:-"Typhoon These prices were for delivery Wool-Raw material finn; de- in about 116 deg. Long E. 21 deg. ex-ship on arrival with usual guild mand good. Cloth quiet. Lat. N. direction unknown.” terms. Arrivals from Saigon have Other Textiles.-Flax and finen Looking After the Jury. during the last week, as compared dull. Jute steadier, with well-dis- During this morning's murder with a month ago, been few tributed demand, silk quiet, trial at the Criminal Sessions, Mr. Sales are brisk, prices paid] Justice Gompertz told the jury that this morning being from $6.30 the black typhoon signal had to $6,60 for different classes of No. been hoisted and that he had Saigon long white. There are asked the Registrar to let him know ample stocks of medium to good if the No. 6 Signal went up. The grades of Siam rice. Court would in that event, His Honour indicated, be adjourned so

OPEN-AIR MUSIC.

K.C.C. CONCERT ARRANGED.

"Notice: Any pesson found visiting the premises of the Kow- loon Cricket Club on the evening of September 8 for the purpose of hearing a splendid programme will be amply rewarded."

Notices to the above effect print- ed in bright red and posted up at prominent points afford a welcome as to enable the jurymen to get

home. indication that the Kowloon Cricket Club committee have made

up their minds not to let the Regiment band are to contribute

the

and it may programme summer pass without holding one

that the re-

of the al fresco concerts which have be relied upon

always proved so delightful over freshment end of the show will be there. Some of the Colony's best attended to with the K.C.C.'s tradi- entertainers and the King's tional efficiency in this department,

FLOUR. Little change is to be recorded This in the local flour market. morning's quotations were:---

Sperry's XXX" $3.60 "Big Gun"

$3.00

"White Greens"

$2.95

"Bird"

$2.92

"Dayton

th

$2.88

Per quarter sack of 50 lbs. ex'

godown, delivery in one month.

"sales" Drapery, &c.-Retail show fair demand. Wholesale and manufacturing sections slack.

Shoes and Leather-Shues quiet; export prospects brighter. Hides steadier, finished leather changed.

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Metals. Copper weak but steadier. Tin rallying on reports of short supply. Lead prices lower. Spelter unchanged?

Chemicals.—Quiet but steady. Coal-Steady; more buying. Iron and Steel.-Pig reduced. Steelmakers slack. Tin- plates quiet.

Freights.-Dall.

SWAT THE FLY

Ki

Flyosan

the

Pupae lying

Garbage

In

Only Way

Maggots feeding in Garbage

iron