1923-09-29 — Page 12

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

he BARK of Canton, Ltd.,

Yoas Bowl Central.

KAWAN, Ltd. 13, Dudden Stroot.

#allding Contractors

Vids 36 & 04.

Building Cretractors. 14,04gallar Strost. Tol, Coa. 1897

Joaf Merchants

"min.(olo Datwoli & Co.,

teamship Owacrs. Bl, Doks, Firebricks.

Hatarat Bud Central. Hair Oil Merchants Voraz Bi. Cen. Tel. Gen. 2788

Catant & Co., 6 Queen's Red Contral.

Merchants. Coal Contrtors and Shipping Azanto-Phonalai. 1543,

lotton Yarn Importers Jouko Kabashiki Ksisha.

Importery Ostton Yarn & Piboo Jolas No. 7 Marcantile Bank Ballding. Taj. Den, 7774 and 2703

Jurio Dealers

Teck King, Chineso Cario: & Silver Waro

entist

Tatry Foag, Dentist,

1st door. No. 7, Queen's

Teatral, Tel. Content No. 1155.

Electrical Suppliers

Road

Sin Elag Co., Electro-alter and Fasteigst Contractors al Typewriter Reparora. U Poblinger St. Tel Con, 3880

Engineer; & Shipbuilders.

W. 8. tulay & Co., Lid

Egin

Shipbuilder Koos Bay S& Repairs

dall Flag L

Fertiliz r

Eastern Amrita aral Portilizer Co, servin St.

- T+L. 1260 zł sku at Rai Caint-King at Feruilzor

Glass M ronants

A LAK & 1,

Photographers

Mee Ubeans, Photographer.

23 Ice House Biret,

7 Bosconfleld Aroads (Brauch), Developing & Printing undertaken

Po Kwong Photo Studio

190 Wollinuton Street. Photo Supplies and Peveloping.

Art picture dealer.

Rubber & Wood, Tankahkes & Co., 30 Connaught Rd, W.

Manufacturers of Rubber Soles and Singapore Wood. Tel, Central 4475. Foales.

Mustard & Jo., Connaught Road Ctl. Ship Chandlers

Chung Yook, 78 Connaught Ed. Ctl.

First floor. Tel. Contral 639. Shipchandler, Stevedores and Compradores.

E. Hing & Co,

26 Wing Won Strout. Tel Contrat 16 Metal Morchint & Ship Chandlers, Managing Director Mr. H. 8 Chin.

Bun Cheong Compradore,

General Provision Store. Kaval and Military Contractor. No. 8. Pray East Wanchai

Telephone No. 8781.

Wang Kos & Co., Shipchandlers, Compradores, 8tavadores & Cost Murchants, Ba ast & Pilot apply No. 3837, Cocusught Road, Tēl Central No. 9.

Shipowners

Man Wing 8. B. Co. Ltd.,

35 Bonham Strand West. To. Cen. 1714

Hogular Fortnightly Service Hongkong and Haiphong vis Bollow

8.6. Haitan."

Thai Thanx S. 5. Co. Ltd.,

147 Wing Lak Street, East. Tel. Con 93 5.S." Dorvent" 8,5. "Doarbon"

between Hongkong and Saigon.

Shoemakers

Jam Keo, Donter in Sewing Machines

1 Accessories, Boot & Shoe Hakor.

7 Pottinger Stres.

A WONG, SIU WODN“ ZETS, SHOESIE SUPPERS FOR LADIES, GENTS":

·EKIN PON, BEST DESIGNS, PRICES MODERATELY

FOTINGER ST. PSG vital

Silk Stores.

Glass Marabantu, Incaltars, Cerata into Marble

soul satire. Elastro-plated, lasso,

Waris and Photo Japplia. 19. Queens Bond Central. fol Central N. 119.

and Crak

Hotels

Obeltaram.— Royal Sile Store.

atts Queen's Road Central, Satio Crepe de Chine. Georgotte and Brocade Bilka.'

Paboomall Bros., 38, Queen's Rd. 0.

Palmas Hotel, Kowloan-Oorner of

Haiphong and Hankow Road. PowTailora minutes fram ferry.

importers & Exporters Cha Bros. & C.. Importers and Exporters and Commington Agents.

Dan Vosar Road.

(wong Sao & dor, 68 Queen's had Central Ko Chi Chanz (Manager), (wong King Him (Asat.) Tel dem. 415

iksuda Trading Co...

Impotas and Exports, VERO-Japanese foo art canus,

Hongkong Tailoring Co.

Ladies' and Gent's Tailors,

Jo D'Aquilar-Street New Materials af all descriptions. Tel. Centl. 2680.

Ab Young, Tailors, Dreport & Oat

Atters, Hat & Clothing, Suits made to order No. 74. Qdown' Road Dentral, Tel. Central No. 2837.

ל

Sing Cheong,

Tading ari Gadlomen Tailor. 24. Wyndham Street and door

Quero Road Ctl. Tul. Gen. 1858 Tobaccos, Cigarettes.

am Hing Loong

07-8-99 Quocu's veini.

General Storskeepers, Wine & Cigar Merchants. Genarsi Importers, Exporters of Chinese Pradace Tol. Central 931.

Patall # 00, P. O. Box 318

Land & Estate Agents Pas Ylók Cho, Land & Estate agents

Tel Central 911-1987,

25, Queon's Ruad Uentral.

Leather Goods

Yam Bang Saltense Co.,

Best makers of Leathor Suitcases, Asud Bags, Purse, Belta, ota Pattineer St.. 208 Queen's Rd. Ct.

and 38 Hillier St

Pa Blug, 121 D8 Voout Rosd. Manu- facturers of!eather Suitcases, Hand Bage. Trank, etc.

Merchants.

Asia Commercial & Development Vò --- hink Blok Building*(ard Boor) Tul, 3009

Hibbs, J & Co., Aloxandes duilding.

Millinery “Madamo Lily, -Aisxandra Building. Latest models and crest ons from Paris in Brooks and Millinery.

The Centre of Fashion.'

Minors

Chias Dommerulal Dolitd. Minors, Impartats and Exportars *14-50 Queen's Road Ct. Tol, Con. 1909.

Modistes

Co.

British American Tobados

(China), Ltd. 13-19 Connaught load.

Typewriters, Etc. Mustard & Ob, Conn wght Rovi Os.

Wine & Spirit Merchants

Iwan Tye. Ganora: Btotak::pa

Wine & Spirit Marchant. No, 102, Qanen's Road Contr

INTERPORT POLO.

KESWICK CUP CONTEST THIS AFTERNOON,

FAST GAME EXPECTED.

[By Argus]

On the polo ground at 4.45 pm. this afternoon, the contest for the Keswick Cup between the Hong- kong and Shanghai polo teams. takes place. Six 7-minute chukkers will be played with a 4 minute interval between each. The teams

are

HONGKONG. * SHANGHAI Bartholomew. No. 1 Greig Dent No. 2 Newbigging. Boyd........ No. 3 Hickling. Neville No. 4 McMichael.

Un pire: Major-General Sir John Fowler, KCMG, C.B, D.S.O.

The local team's colours are scarlet and white whilst Shanghai- I will play in blue, pagka

Owing 10 the wet weather, practice on Thursday afternoon was impossible, but the visitors and some of the local players worked their ponies on the inner track at Happy Valley Rice-course. The Shangbal team are a very +31; Quien 6 Boad Gen. Tel: Can. 559. useful lot and probably have faster

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ponies on the whole, but there is plenty of local confidence and with the ground in our men's favour I expect to see them gain Phone 131 the victory. If they do suffer de- feat, I fancy it will be because the visitors are slightly better intounted. Accommodation has been pro siralded for a inrge crowd, stands for the woheral public having been, erected on the pavilion side of the

Optician

11 Quecer's Bd.

the Krawick Cup was first

C.S.C. CLUB,

ANNUAL MEETING HELD

LAST NIGHT.

At the annual meeting of the Civil Service Cricket Club, helif last evening, Mr. J. R. Wood, Vice- President, occupied the chair. He was supported by Mr. Calin Sara (Hon. Secretary) and Mr. G. H. Haskett (Hon. Treasurer).

In moving the adoption of the report and accounts for the past year the Chainman said that the number of members was very satis- factory. There were 244. He refer- red with feeling to the death of one! of their members, Mr. Lloyd.

A message of congratulation had been sent to Sir Claud Severn on his being knighted.

The financial position of the Club was not so good as it was last year. They were really $300 down on the The report and year's working. accounts were adopted.

Mr. Haskett moved an alteration to rule 7 dealing with the annual subscription. He moved that this! be increased from $10 to $15. He pointed out that this was the obvious thing to do owing to the Club's financial position. The sun of $10 was very low in view of all that was provided by the Club.

Mr. Tacchi seconded the motion.

its Mr. Grimmett moved

ал amendment that the annual subscription be doubled-$20. Mr. Glanville seconded the amend- Vment.

The Secretary spoke in favour of the motio and pointed out that as far back as 1908 it was proposed that the subscription should be raised from $10 to $ts. If it was considered necessary for 1909 it was surely necessary i 1923.

Mr. Brown thought the subscrip tion should not be altered. If they put it up they would lose a lot of money.

Mr. Hollidge spoke against the increase in subscription, stating that the members ought not to be asked to pay more unless it was going. to be something to benefit the present members and not for some mythical club house which night or might not materiilise.

On the amendment being put to the meeting it was lost, but the [original motion that the subscrip- tion be raised trom $10 to $15 was carried. by 35 votes to 12.

Mr. R. S. Vergette moved that original members of the Cub when it was founded 20 years ago and who had remained const! I mem- bers of the Club he elected life members. Tils was secoided by Mr. Deakin,

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.

Celabes Marus ..................

Wong Shek Kung ......

Pas fire... The mail sh Minginn.

3 p.m. p.m.

The Secretary said that as far as they could gather there were only two such members entitled to this paneis vámi won.

Sza honour. They were Mr. Lamble | Fart they ud ..... and Mr. R. Witchell.

The motion was put to the meet- ing and carried u animously.

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Manife

WINDOWS."

GALSWORTHY'S CLASSIC.

of Little Children,

a youth of seventeen.. proved so attractive to a young Chi-' nese boy that the latter, abandon- ing the tedium of the paternal roof, followed him to Macao.. Here the boy's friend and protector succeededin establishing him comTM MAY CAPTURES ANOTHER fortably in the house of a well-to-

CHAMPIONSHIP.

AQUATICS.

do family, receiving in compensa- tion for his trouble the sum of fifty" dollars, which barely covered his

expenses.

you to

Theatre.

ROYAL.

"TO-NIGHT at 9.15

Bandman's Easterii Circuit,

pruments the FORBES RUSSELL:

COM DY COMPANY

MISS NIQUA LEWIS

SATURDAY, Sẹplit;th at 3.15pm *perial teel of the world's atoses "PEC O' MY HEART" Migan Löxlinsk

MONDAY, Oct. 1st að 9.19 Tem Cyril Standlaw'grektorerne

THE DIPPERS

Triver

Pen The Critsplan Thonize,”

TUESDAY, VCL 2ndɛat.e.to prņa,

Last PeristiEBUS .. Alfred Butri's great play THE LAUGHING LADY' From The Coba bentra.

Mr. Lumble suitably replied and said that when he first came to the Colony in 1902 he was successful in picking out a cricket eleven out! of the Sanitary Board. In the fol-1 lowing year a number of other Galsworthy's position as oge of Goverantent Dep irtimeats followed our premier writers for the Theatre

[By Argus.] His Excellency the Governor; suit and the resn't was fit they may, or may not be, ehunced by!

The police, however-always the handed together and formed the his test contributio"Windows" Commodore Grace and the Hop. Civil Service Cut. Turnks to the which the Forbes Russell Comedy, Mr. P. H. Holyoak were interested importunate police!—took a hand in the game, preventing him from good offices of Mr. Caathen they Co, we at the Theatre Roy last spectators, yesterday afternoon at. were able to get a decent grond night to an obviously pleased the V.R.C. swimming pool when completing his work of generosity. Since the formation of the Cub it audience. The theme, if it is a the annual aquatic festival was A Good Soldier had grown into the prosperous theme, is not entirely new, but may curried another stage.

Liong Can is the name of a dis- the considered post-war. There is The features of the events tinguished ex-soldier of the concern that it was to-day.

The election of Officers wis the practical mother, admirably decided were the victories of AChinese army, who, taking pity on next proceeded with and the sustained by Eid Sis whose F. May, who captured the 220 a Chinese travelling from Lapa to

elected: Houtterances in the last act wader yards' Championshin of the Colony, Sami and burdened with a bar of host's charming daughter, were following were

a too great and the victory of Gaaner McDade gold and the sum of $64, relieved artistically decorated, and many au Secretary, Mr. C. Sura; Hon the influence of Treasurer, Mr. G.. H. Huskett; Inbition of sherry were delight in the 100 yards' Championship for him of his load and took unto him officer and official of rank took part Steward, Mr. Taylor; Captain fully do te the writer-novelist members of H. M. Forces.

by Beresford

The races confined to hoys self responsibility for the continuin the happy gathering.. (tst XD), Mr. A. E. Wood: Vice- husband, done Captain, Mr. G. R. Styer; Captain Lovett; Johny March who, despite under 16 and the Colony were the ance of its transportation. (A Tean). Mr. C. Sari; Cricket his war experiences, and with subject of much comment. In the But, losing his way, he turned Representative. Mr. F. . Ling: poetic fancies. is imbued with a first place, some of the lads are said up in Macao, whereupon the police, Bowls Representative, Mr. S. Al charitable outlook, and Mr. Bly a to be over 16 years of age and interested in his visits to two gold derman: Tennis Representative. Somewhat garrulous but philoso- for the latter race no conditions smiths, Sai-seng and Lal-heng, would not hear of his decising the Mr. J. A. E Bullock; Greearunger, phic window-cleaner who talks are printed on the programme, so Mr. F. Allan: Officini Umpire, Mr.like a Dirtmoor character from one that presumably A. F. May, who hospitality of the Hotel do Governo, of Eden Pailpots' novels. There is will not be seventeen years of age

Going to India. Lamble; Scorer, Mr. Massey

Accompanied by his wife, Dr. The General Committee elected his daughter Faith Bly who has until May 12, 1924, would be Abilio de Brito e Nascimento, was: Messrs. Vergette, Limble, just been released from prison eligible as boys older than he have proceeds to Hongkong shortly en Deakin, Grimmett. Edmonds, narrowly escaping the gallows for completed. Fortunately, the lad smothering her child. The girl is is too good a sportsman to take

route for Portuguese India, where employed as parlour-maid in the advantage of his gifts. All honour he will take up his duties as Judge house of the March family; much to him; may he add more cham-for the Quepein district...

As a local contemporary says, against the

advice of Mrs. pionships to the two he has already rito e Nascimento is one of March, and her sojourn there is

those rare functionaries in which a brief and ends in disaster and

Holdman and Tacchi,

Several minor matters were then attended to and the meeting was

closed.

CORRESPONDENCE.

FIRE.

to

captured.

Yesterday's results follow:--

Yig

acter and the delicacy of his manner, to win him the esteem and appreciation of all whom he meets

We wish him bontoyage and con tinued prosperity In Mourning.

At Macabi

Mr. Carlos Cabral and family have returned from Europe, and are staying here until he enters upon. his appointment at the Custon-

Garden Party. House, Canton.

+

The officers of the Macao Garri-

son gave a garden party on Wednesday in honour of Generat Sir Manuel Gomes da Costa. Enspector.sof the Portuguese Colonies in the Far KC.M.G.. East, at which there was a gather lng of many friends, the General has made during his short stay in Macao.

Electricity in the Church.

in this particular district, and the have been added the type of viri 24secs. ; 2, Miss R. Kitchell, min.qd the sad news just before his the pure form of fire for worship-a

which occur

dismissal.. Mr. Galsworthy may be Four Lengths Handicap for wide intelligence, experience and preaching a sermon or pointing a Members, H Duncan, 68.2-5-juridical culture unite with the

After allowing a devotee to moral: it is, a difficult matter to secs.; 2, A. A. R. Botelho, 64.2-5-integrity and probity of his char- dogmatise upon. Much of the sees. wisdom comes from the lips of Mr.

electric light installation for, the Long Plunge, open, S. H.

spend some hundred dollars on an. (To the Editor of the China Mail.) Bly who whilst seeming to preach Garrod, 59ft. 3ins. ; 2, J. R. Soares,

Churches of S. Domingos and S the doctrine of follerin yer in

Augustine, the Sacred Congrega- 5. ft. 4ins.

220 Yards Championship of the

tion of Rites has forbidden the use Sir-Watching a fire is at all stincts" admonishes his daughter

of this form of illumination. [0, so to speak, smother her Colony-1, A. F. May, 2.44,2-5secs.; times interesting especially if you

O Liberal merely suggests the are not famediately concerned, instincts when they are likely 2, A. E. Brodie, 2.51.1-5secs.

Father Bartolo, Deah of Se clash with her own Two Lengths' Handicap for and the one overlooking Happy advancement and the views of the Army and Navy., Wood, 30.2-5 death. The unfortunate man was devotee, but the Chin Mail stor Cathedral, bas just lost his sister by propriety of indemnifying the Valley inst night was very spect other members of a somewhat secs; 2, Pickett, 38.1-5secs. cular At the same time, seel interesting household. Given ä the inunease amount of building

Four Lengths Handicap, ladies, travelling to his home to see her in this an analogy with the decision and blasting which is taking place family following his her own ideas

ping: purposes be produced ly to the bitter end to whose numbers Pen.1, Miss M. Blusdon, Imin. Kain after many years, but receive of the Parsis, who still insist thar

arrival in Beira

friction, matches bélag allowed frequent fres

43.1-5secs,

Two Lengths Team Race for Soiree

only for lighting fires for cooking residents would like the assured mentioned, it will be seen that

The soiree of the 24th in com- and heating. It is not known when on the question of the gunpowder things are likely to happen, M Members, Voronha's team.

100 Yards Championship for mentoration of the 61st birthday of the use of safety matches for light or dynamite which is used in Galsworthy's prose is of the spark- blasting opperations and to kaowling brand and the matter of it H. M. Forces., McDade, 66.3-5 Mr. Siu Tang, continued until 3ing devotional candles in Christian

gives furiously to think As secs. ; 2, Wood, 76secs.

a.m. to the music of the Hongkong churches came to lose its aspect of. if proper precautions are taken ja

Hotel Jazz Band, the guests on their irreverence. The devotional aspect storing in safe and fire-proof Mr. Bly, Frederick Burtwell, convincing

departure protesting their appreciof turning on a switch and maying places, unused combustibles of a gave a very

the Company's light bill at the end portrayal and is to he congratulate which a parlour-mald's position ation of their hosts amtability. pyrotechnic character.

ed accordingly. Guy Buckley as

Follerin yer instincts" The halls and gardens, profusely of the month is not great, he tea gives. the poetic Johany appeared to its not quite suited for a part which in her case did not prove a success.illuminated and ornamented with procedure, cleance seemed ab call for a finer and more Constance Medwyn as a Cook has many and varied flowers, rejoiced economical, and more.

"fat" part and was exceptionally the eyes of those Invited. The the continual renewal bla aesthetic personality, but his scenes with Faith Bly were at all good. To-night "Peg O'my Heart supper tables, under the care of sites tallow dijammed on a times convincing Miss Nijua is to be given" and should ensure Lewis faithfully depicted the Hap less Faith Bly Righing for a

the intervalas two yearsofter than that

Yours etc,

HAPPY VALLEY. Hongkong, September 29..

Kr▲ Good Buggestion... Try Chamberlain's Tablets when Hillopa ar zoʻstiprint... You are cert, to be pleased with them. They are

a good house, an

Several of the Rudience followed

to take and plent in effect. Forsale freedom after an imprisonment of their Instincts and danced daring

·kytali oliomists and Stonekoopera

Printed and Published for the News

WILLIAM CAFE Burnett, "b Hongkong