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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1924.

FOR SALE.

SAMLI (Shanghai Fish)

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Frozen by A. J. A. OltoseTI'A Improved Patented method which preserves its origin=‡ flavour and qalition Onca taited always Appreciated. Flesh firms tienh fiab.

To be obtained only from

KWONG DOONG, Compressore.

68, Dos Vooux Road Q.

Tel. 0. 1281

Solo sgons for Bongkong for THE CHINA REFRIGERATING &

INVESTMENT COMPANY, LTD: --and alto -- from

THE DAIRY FARM "ICE & COLD STORAGE LO., LTD.

GENUINE RUSSIAN CAVIAR from "ASTRACHANS

Is s most appetising Dibi

Sizo tine

$1,30 2,75

+1

4,25

-MARRONS GLACES

(CHESTNUTS) +

Size Tias. Ib.

1 16.

2 lba.

$0.95 1.80

3.25

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THE FRENCH STORE

9, Bonconsfield Arcade.

Tel, Central 794.

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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

31 WORDS 3 INIERTIONS, $1. PREPAID.

Every additional word ✯ Centa for 8 insertions.

WANTED,

WANTED for the Helena May

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Institute, Resident or Resident Lady Secretary and Treasurer. Hours 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Apply by letter only to 'The Council, Helena May Institute.

FOR

FOR SALE.

OR SALE. Kefleit Manor being No. 185. The Peak. Possession next May, H. Percy Smith, No. 6, Des Voeux Road Central,

TO LET.

TO LET-Two Godowns, or shops, in DUDDELL STREET For Particulars apply to:-H. Rut tonjes & Son, 16, Queen's Road.

TO LET Office Roome in Central position, Apply-Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Bulidings..

INTIMATIONS.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

NOTICE. THE HALF YEARLY MEETING of Members will be held in the THE DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL, Jockey Club Room, Hongkong Clab

HONGKONG.

Annex, en MONDAY the 24th of November 1924 at 5.30 p.m.

By Order,

AN

N Examination for new boye will be held at the School on SATURDAY morning next, Novem ber 22, 1924 at 9 a m.

W. T. FEATHERSTONE,

Headmaster, Hongkong, 19th November, 1924.

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ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE.

N Examination for New Boys will be held on' MONDAY. November 24th. at the School, 6. Prospect Place, (off Bonham "Road). at Sa.m.

There are a few vacancies both for boarders and day-boys; and # new class for beginners will be formed.

Hongkong, 12th November, 1924.

FOOTBALL.

LAI WAH CUP SEMI-FINAL.

THE semi-final of the above Cup

between the Civilians and Chinese will take place on the Club ground on SATURDAY, November 22nd, Kick-off at 4 pm sharp Extra time if necessary will be played.

Admission:-$1.00 and 50 cents Services

50 and 30 Hongkong, 19th November, 1924.

TUNG

SANG

TAILOR

11A Peel Street

EXPERT FITTERS

HIGH CLASS TAILORING

SERVICE,

MRS. MOTONO

ELECTRIC MASSAGE',

378, Wyndham St., 2nd Floor,

Everything Now f

How Shop. New Stock. Naw Prios. Baliable for your pecht.

All Lade of Indian ind: Chainese Hills, Bhawla, Embroideckis, Mo.

SIND BD

THE CHINA MAIL:

MAIL WEEK NEWS.

JEWELLERY JADE

FTEMS FROM FAR AND

NEAR,

PRECIOUS STONES

etc.

Also A Fine Selection:

T OF

Rings, Pendants and Cuff Links (British maks.) ·

obtainable at

SHERIFF BROTHERS.

-69, Queen's Rd, Ctl.

HIGH CLAN BOOTS AND SESSI

Made to order. ROYAL & CO.

No.1, D'Agullar Street

ODDS & ENDS.

MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT.

Typing to Music.

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VISITORS ET HOTELE.

HOMOKONG HOTEL

November 10,

With a home-made three-valve Br R. T. G. Aitken Cape T, P. Hall receiving set, Mr. P. H. Mac Mr and Ms G. & Mrs C. Hilla

Archbutt

Mr. Paul M. Hodg dowell, .of

Cornwell-gardens, Mr H. Arna Kensington, W., heard a church Capt. and Mrs. service broadcast from New York Arthur State.

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T.Mr A, J. Holmes

MrHL A. Hovenier Mr T. W. Barnet Mr J. Huena Mr H. P. Barton Mr A. R. Johnston Bliss Mundo Baxter Mr A. W. §. Jones Mr and Mrs. Besle Mr Kahe

Within 24 hours a coster named Goole and a lad named Carpenter E R. BolillCaptain and Mr

Kinlock Mr Y. Benjamin were knocked down by motor Mr D. Berabe Mr A. Kaper omnibuses and fatally injured Mr D. Berthan Mi O. P. Keuper Ir the same spot at West Mr H. J. Birbook Me and den 0. Eating, W.

Mr and Mrs. A. G. Lauritsen

Blex

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Mr. 1 M. Bergin, managing director of the Dunlop Rubber Company, Limited, will retire on December 31, Sir J. George Beharrell will continue as mandg ging, director.

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Constable William Price of the Staffordshire police, was fined 45. at Walsall for being drunk and disorderly, it being stated that he was so abusive that he had to be put in a cell.

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"Canadian Army officersand men stood at the salute at the Cenotaph In Whitehall when Mr. E. M. Macdonald, the Canadian Minister of National Defence, placed a wreath there.

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To be sunk at sea off Portsmouth In January in compliance with the Washington Treaty, the battleship "Monarch" has been for two years used for experimental torpedo and other attacks.

Bradford Chamber of Commerce has derided to exhibit again if the Wembley Exhibition is reopened next year, providing the existing debt of £6,000 on the exhibits is wiped off by the trade.

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Mr A. Brooks

Mr and Mrs W.-J.

Lenderman

r A. W. Graham Mrs E. Liddell

Miss Ft. Lille Browne

Mr R., Bordin

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textfield

A.

Mr A. Carpi

Mr O. Y. Chen

Mr E. A. Mackay

But Mr F. Manaro

Mr D. McCallum

Mr and Mrs Meador

and Child

Com & Mrs. CorresMiss Marriller

Mr. Carlos Moy

ur V. R. Uczcepoin. Mr 8. Milla Mr Chan, Cottrell Mr A. Morley Mr J. H. Crocker. Hr C. H. Montague Mr J. M. Dalgarno Dr. J. Morrison Mrs D. R. Davies Mr G. II. Nason Mrs Darran

Mr P. O'Connor Lient and Mr.Mr. and Mrs H

Dawson

Fes: man Mr and Mrs H.

Capt. Diekana Mr. O, W. O, Van Pooley

Doraser

Mr and Mre H. Mr and Mrs W. A, Post

R* Douglas Mi M. J. Qui t Mr E. R. Dockett Mr J. R. Redfern Mr A. E. Edwards Mr H. H. Regg Mr G. P. Elsa ser Mr. Rodriguez Mir Feliz Ellie Mr A. H. Rowe Miss M. H

Mr and Mrs R. G. My and Mrs. E. E. Robinson

Billy

Mrs & Mise Husrell Miss Eccles Mr E. T Sabjoth ir J. P. Fehlby Kr. 8. FairchildMr H. Schmidt Mr G. Schriner. Mr A. Francois Mr and Mrs. Me Douglas Fraser Scholtz | Col, and & Mrs Gas-Mrs Mabel Scoholt;

.coigne

Capt. M. Biqui A. land

Mr E. & Bagg Mr and Mrs W. H

Sparke Mr. B. Speyer Me and Mrs W

J. Vander Steen

Mrs E. A. tavens

Dr. Dooglar Mr H. Gelson

Gawler In order to relieve typing of its

Mr A, Geffers monotony and to increase speeds

Fr. R. E. Gill Mr. J. Geire a new method of teaching this sub-

When Harry Childs, 46 a Clapton Mr and Mrs. ject has been introduced in the

Gould United States. A gramophone and labourer, and his daughter Beatrice, Mr G. M. Grenze Mr H. F. Surimor special records are used, and it is aged 16. were charged at North Miss F. Hamiton Mr P. D. Satherland claimed that a student who keeps London with loitering for the purMr H. Hancock Mr and Mrs L. A time with the music works better pose of street betting the father Mr and Mrs H 4. Tobias and fas.er. Each record in was fined £10 and the girl £7. Hannibal

Yra Tji Mah Yan the Instruction series

Mr L. L. Banten, Jr. and on Mr G. A. arrimanMr C P. Vetter with a few words of introduction,

Among exhibits offered during Mr and Mrs. W.Mr R. A. Wadesón and then, at the words:

Ready; the

'winding-up" sale in the Harris

Mr W, E. Wakeham Rol" a stirring march is played. Palestine Pavilion at Wembley is Mr E. Bensammann Judge E. . Watson

Mr J. Scott Haratos Mr W. A. Watson STORAGE space on Marine Lots Tale of the typewriters, and a box of Palestine olive wood Mr 3.3. Van Hecko Mr J. F. Wright

noise of the

a containing Jordan water in a glass Mr A. F. Henry Chinese

C. B. BROWN, Secretary. Hongkong, 7th Nov., 1924.

NOTICE

Godowns and

Housato Let from 31st December. W. S. BAILEY & CO, LTD.,

Kowloon Bay. Hongkong, November 3, 1924.

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

(BRITISH SECTION),

NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC is hereby notified of a change in the Train Service commencing 12th instant. For particulars please see imetables.

H. P. WINSLOW, Manager. Hongkong, 10th November, 1824.

starts

with the new system, and find

We know that the Chinese train cormorants to catch fish for them,

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key is struck for each beat. The phial and shells from the Lake of speed of the record gradually in- Galilee. creases from fourteen words a

REPULJE BAY HOTEL. minute in the first lesson to over a

Mr & Mies A. E'Mr & Mrs E. Laos.

Baine

Mrs. A. Lainel and hundred in the last. It is stated To ensure that the Stars and

Stripes shall always be flown from Mr Bandas

children that students make rapid progress Sulgrave Manor, Northampton- Metre Boedeker Mr & Mra B. Land Mr and Mrs J, N their lessons interesting. instead shire, the old home of the Wash Mr and Mrs A.K.A.Mr T. A. McGee

ington family, Mr. F. T. King, of Mr and Mrs E. Parker of monotonous.

New York, has invested £300 as Chambore Mr and Mas N. Fish Catch Fish.

an endowment

Mrs C. C. Gostello Partons Cept. & Mrs Dixon Mr Soboalerg Dr Dopelan

Mr B. Shank Mr T. A. Field Lt.-Lol.&Mrs Stevos Mr and Mrs G. T.Maior E.N. Stovari

Fowle & children Mra 9, N. Stewart Mr Franklin Mies E. Tibbott

& daughter Mr M. Walk Miss H. Henry Mr and Mrs A, G., Mr and Mrs P. M. Wright

Hodgson

Miss Belan Wright

PEAK HOTEL

November 18.

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For selling intoxicating liquor while in this country otters have without a licence at the Plaza been used for a similar purpose, Club, Denman-street, Shaftesbuy- says a writer in a Home paper, avenue. W., Henry Martin was But to use one fish for the purpose fined £500 at Marlborough-street. Mr L H. GoreMr & Mrs T. Travers of capturing another is the The club was was ordered to be strangest of ideas, and is practised struck off the register. only in North Queensland. The hibe of blacks who fish in this

On charges of conspiring to extraordinary fashion live near defraud two Hereford bookmakers Amity Point When they see a of £845 in all, Charles Albert shoal of mullet close to the shore Street, or I. Hunt, of Willesden the men run down to the sea and Green, N.W., and Arthur Montin Mr S. A. Arthur. Mr. and Mrs E, 5. begin striking the water with

ΕΠΙ or Williams, of Stockwell, S. W. Miss E. R. Baily paddles or pieces of wood. This were committed by the Hereford and Mrs L. G. F.Mr & Mrs A. Lans

Bellamy is. to call the porpoises to help magistrates for trial, each being Mr JW Bonna PARTICULARS and Conditions of them, and, incredible as it may allowed £1,000 ball.

MeW. Hi Bourne Sale by Public Auction to be seem, the porpoises understand, held on MONDAY, the ith day of and, charging the shoal of

Q.

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LAND SALE,

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Mr and Mrs 8. H.

Mr K. Larsen

Langston

Me M. J. Breen Mr and Mrs W. L. Mrs & Miss Brennan Lesek

November, 1924, at 3 p.m., at the Offices mullet on the outer side, drive A verdict of Manslaughter Col. & Mrs C. Russell Mr and Mrs G. D.

against George Frederick Travis, Browa

Lancashire,

of the Public Works Department, by Order them shorewards. The mullet, fly, fire assessor, of Spring Ville, Miss P. W. Brown Miss Loys

Laye of His Excellency the Governor of one Losing before their big enemies, rush of CROWN LAND at Repulse Bay

Was Mr T. 6. Bustard Major A. §. lättle In the Oolony of Hongkong, for a term of into shallow water and are scooped Springhead, 75 years, with the option of renewal out by the waiting natives with returned by the Oldham coroner's Mr B. D. Carothers jobre

H. Cioland Mr J. D Lloyd at a Crown Hont to be fixed by the hand nets. The Negroes of Jamaica jury at the inquest on Hilda Hirst,COTT

J

Mr L. M. B. Lloyd. Burreyer of His Majesty the King, for have an almost equally odd method Manchester-road, Mossley. The Kr R. G. Comrie Mr W. HL Lock

Mr and Mrs W of getting fish. They go out on a girl was one of five returning from Kiss. Cooper. calm moonlight night and onto them from behind while they Lt.Cel B. A. Do5-Mrs J. Meáinsh

a dance when a motor-car dashed | Kr. 1. H. Cormack Logan about until they notice a spot where!

one further term of 70 years.

FARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

NG of Bala

Lot Na, 161

Registry No.

Repulse Bay.

Locality.

K

Boundary

Measure

*400-

At th

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the water is ruffled.. This means were linking arms and singing.

the surface. Rowing to the spot

that a shoal of red snapper are on

one of the men begins beating

dozen

to

bin

Mr and

Duncan

Mr

· Mr E. O. Dunean Mr W. E. Dye

Missa Kilis

Mr K McGregor JMr E. E. Mimmack Mrad Mr F. W.

Munton

Miss M. W. Nawa

holme

Mr W. Ogden

At F. E. Ollerton

Mr A. H. Fon Major and Mira P.B.

Phillip

on the side of the boat with a mullet taken in similar fashion off Mrs Samers Ellin

Florida wooden club. The fish are terified the

coast. The boat Mr and Mrs W. and jump high into the air, and however, went out on a dark night Fostace some at least are sure to fall into and was provided with a strong Capt. Mes D.Fittes the boat. From

flare in the bows. Then the Mr D, FitzGerald twenty may be caught out of one surface of the water was beaten Mr Forbes Mr and Mrs H. R.

Remington shoal, and since they are big fish, with the car blades and the mullet Er E. J. W. Foster weighing from two to five pounds jumped in scores, quite a number Mr J. P. Franklin E. Col. & Mra 0. splace, the take is well worth falling in the boat or into hand Me and Mrs W, D.Mr I. G. Scott having. The writer has seen nets stretched to receive them.

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KOWLOON DEPOT: 19 Canton Road. CANTON: 18. Sharki Central, East.

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UNCLAIMED

TELEGRAMS BIRKENHEAD'S BROTHER.

DEATH OF SIR HAROLD SMITH, K.C.

THE GREAT NORTĦREN TELE. GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following unclaimed telegramA are lying at the office of The Great Northern Telegraph Company

rqited)

Pavline Ward, from Xobe... Nedernais, from Kobe, (RP 8) Quatar from Tienlain. 7722, from Shanghai. 1006, from Shanghai

Yan Fang Chan, from Shanghai. Biu Wan Sqn 3rd Floor 59 Queen's Roat. from Shangbai.

9470, from Shanghai.

4882, from Amoy.

Mr. Cheung Chu Leung No. 15 Des Voeux Bood Central, frxo Shanghai.

4015, from Chefoo.

E. V. JESSEN,

Superlatendent Jongkong, 13th November, 1924. EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL ASIA CHINA TELEGRAPH CO

1st of upclaimed telegrame lying in R. E Telegraph Cfice, Tonghong.

Cousens, from New York. Humphreys, from Marssille. Mi B. Waters care Hongkong Hotel, from Penang-anb

Nants Aster. House, from Hangay. Annaga, from Bryantex- Rattan Company, from London.

VM. E, F, KIBEY,

*Baperintendent. Hongkong, 18th November, 1924:

brough

Caught after a motor-car chase two counties, Arthur Davis, 41, WAS at Brighton sentenced to a year's hard labour

Mr Mad Men 3. A.Mr and Mrs E. P. L | för burglary;

Stardes Mr O. P. Sturd

Him M. B. Hal

The death of Sir Harold Smith, Recorder of Blackburn and young- er brother of Lord Birkenhead, which occurred on September 10th. at the age of forty-eight, puts an untimely end to a career which pro- mised to be one of great brilliance.

Although suffering from the drawback, both in politics and at the Bar, of being overshadowed by

the reputation of his more famous elder brother, Harold Smith would undoubtedly have Rone to the top of the tree, both in Parliament and to the Law Courts, but for persistent ill-health.

Hirabilities were possibly quite as great as Lord Birkenhead's, but he lacked the iron constitution

man to

which alone enables a withstand the conjoint strain of the two most exacting professions In the world. His efforts wert, therefore, often frustrated by the Illness which dogged him.

He was educated at Birkenhead School, and he began life as a partner in a business firm in Liver wool, bat transferred himself almost Immediately to the Bar'in 1908, Ha advancement in his now profes tion was rapid, and he became successively Bencher of Gray's Inn, Recorder of Blackburn, and finally took sick last year.

As a political speaker be, was ma undoubtedly most successful on the platform. He excelled in the ì art of dealing with largo and a turbulent, audiences: His return Mr and Mrs JMe and Mrs P. H.. Stated to bive a weakness, for for the Warrington Diision of

Hancock

Booking Mr. J. B. Hawker Hr J. 8. Thoon labourer, was doed £5 at Aberdeen 1910-22, in what was a really footwear Alexander Munro, Lancashire, for which he sat from Mrs W. J. HawkerMra C. Theyaltes Lt. Oomda, G. F.Mia Thwaites pa

for stealing the shoes from the difficult seat for a Conservative to Hole

Mr A. W. Takla, feet of a woman while she was conquer or hold, was in origin a Mr.T. W Hornby Lt. Col. and Mrs E asleep.

Тготовува Mr H. Howell MrG. M. HunsworibMr 0.1. Vise-c Hind 0..0, Jenkins Capt. R. A. Walker Mr G.B. Hugh JoserCapt. A. E. Watta Mr W. A. Jordan Miss G.. Wiimote Miss G. Kennedy

Ar and Mrs F. D. Mr M. Y. Koy

Wood

Mr G. C. Woral) ·

PALACE HOTEL

November, 7.

Nr A. Arch Data Meio.F. Haä Mr B. A. G. Bartoti Më 1. Jack 'Mr W.. A. BennetáMrs McCB/ Mr BW, Ompbelike. F. MeDoon

W.6. O Me Hipon

Whan Dreaded Oreup Comen

thing of dead, that comes in the right without warning. "Itsi: a hoarser. and Mrs M. B. Mie H. Smila

Toshoking, ganding foc

axest of alloca flon. Oh the Mr ARF DRAMAS knowing that there is a bottler H. Durians (detild berlains Cough Remedy in the B. Jonamide

tributs to personal qualities and debating aptitudes of the candidate. Sir Harold Smith" had bis fut abarn of the family wit in the form of epigram and retort,, and his social popularity wil make his loss deeply felt among a wide circle of friends both in London- yard Lancashire, da

He married, in 1014 Loan Parc nexus, sister of Lady Birkwithel and daughter of Mr. Fdracanty, Fellow of Corpus, the famous Birlagwe and | editor of Tacitus. The two bro-

faith

Camchlope 120 boarne cough Goldenbergined Mrs Gà Tulloob,

read and shop to the 1st A. HI

them, therefore, married; two Histats, which was a further bond between men who wore, dhedly more and sincerely attached to one af-

other: