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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Coal Merchants

Optician

Queen's Road Central.

Pang Shia Ming & Co.. (General | The Hongkong Optical Co. Phoac 1999.

Merchants Colliery & Steamskip Uw 44, Tags Vouiex Towel Central,

Phone : #

Dentist

Harry Fong, Dentist,

Satuor NG. 2 Queer 'n Bond Camiral, Tel. Uentrust Ng, 1906.

Engineers&Ship'uilders

WS. Balloy & Co., Ltd.

En heel and tipbuilder

Kowloon Bay

Repairs

New Work m

Fertilizer

Call Flag 1.

Eastern Agriculton Perazzer Caeth Jars

Hangonium ja, Gudry-King of Per;lizare.

Glass Merchants

Ling & Co.. Gika Morabanta. Furniture, Mirror and Canton Marble Handfacturer Electro-pinted, Glans and Crockery Waren and Photo Sapplios, 19, Queen's Road Central. 11 Contra: No. 1218.

Importers & Exporters

Kwong Sun & Co., br. Onver's Ron

Central, Ko Chi Chng (Minanger), Kwong King Him (Asat) Tel. Cen, 3188.

Land & Estate Agents

Pan Vick Cho, Land & Estate azon is

Tel: Centrul II-1987,"

at, Queen's Road Central.

Modistos

Madamo Funt.

Photographers

Moo Cheung, otographor,

23, Ice House Street,

Beaconsfeld Arendo Branch,

·Developing & Printing undertaken.

Printers

The China Mall," General Printers,

Polishers and Bookbinders,

5. W71ibum Btreet. Tel. 0.22.

Rubber & Wood

Tankahkan & Co., Cought Rd, W

Manufacturer of Rubber Boles and Stogapore Wood. Tel. Central 1479,

Ship Chandlers

Blog & Co.,

14 Wine Woo Street. Tal Central #116-

Metal Merchants & Ship Chaudlera, Managing Direct - Mr. H. 8. Chin..

Sun Choong. Compraders,

General Provisiou Store. Naval and Military Contrator, No. 68. Praya. East, Wanchal,

Telephone No. 3781..

D

Crepe Rubber sole Shoes $10 pair

Boots $ 11

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OLD Leather sole changed

to new Crepe Rubber sole $3

WONG SIU WOON

21, Queen's Hood Cen. Tei. Con. 588.21 Pottinger St. Phone (474)

latest Parisian models);

QUEEN'S THEATRE

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW ONLY Positively Last Two Days." at 5.15 and 9.15 p.m.

CHARLES RAY

and

ENID BENNETT

in

“THE COURTSHIP OF MYLES STANDISH'

The Mayflower in peril of the sea-most sensational storm" ever screened- daring rescue of man overboard - one of the many thrills in

The Great American Epic

True Historical Narrative of the Founding of America's First and most Famous Romance..

The Ficture Everyone Should See

Prices of Admission:

At 5.15 p.m.: $1,20, 80 cts, & 40 cts. At 9.15 p.m...$1.50, $1.00 & 60 cts.

2,000 GUINEAS. SHANGHAT'S MESSAGES TO MR. MORRISS.

"EASY VICTORY."

DONOCIHE TO RIDE MANNA IN -77E DERDY!

After Manna's victory in the Two Thousand Guiness (one mile) at Newmarket on April 29, his owner, Mr. H. E. Morriss of Shanghai called to Shanghai stating that his colt had a very easy win. (The oficial verdict was 2-length, 4 lengths). Many cables of congratulation were sent to Mr. Morriss including one from the Shanghai Race Club

During last year, Manna raced only four times and it must be admitted that he proved a lule difficult. Steve Donoghue had been engaged to ride him in the National Breeders' Produce Stakes at Sandown Park, the race in which so many ultimate win- ners of classics first have achieved success, and in a field of 12 the colt was backed down to odils of 6 to 4 on, so highly was he rated. Dénoghue met with an accident shortly before and Barney Cars- lake then was given the mount. Fine horseman though he is, Carslake found the mettlesome animal a rare handful, and local people who saw the race say that Manna was all over the course. He finished an erratic run by Shanghai sportsmen and Mr. swerving very badly twice when Morriss's innumerable friends but even so he was only beaten were caused more joy by receiv-three-quarters and half a length ing the message than by almost by Garden of Allah and Bucellas, any sporting event in a very long respectively. time, says the N. C. Daily In the circumstances, News,"

Morriss did the right thing "in It is well known that for years | allowing Carslake to take the colt Mr. Morriss has been striving to out in subsequent races and to win one of the classic events at show what he really could do Home and on more than one with him. Two weeks later, with occasion he has paid the highest | horse and jockey better acquaint- price at the yearling sales, but ed; the romped away with the hitherto he has not secured any Richmond Stakes at Goodwood. animal that would make the rose Resting until October, Munna jacket, black and rose hooped then went for the Imperial Pro- cap, as well known on the English duce Stakes at Kempton Park, race courses as the rose jacket is gave Picaroon 6 lb, and ran him to a length. In the following. Manne, by the famous Phalaris week they met on-level terms in out of Waffles, was bred in the Middle Park Stakes and there Ireland by Mr. J. J. Maker and was a length and a half and a acquired by Mr. Morriss at the neck between them, Solario fol- Doncaster yearling sales, through lowing Picaroon home in front of Fred Darling, of Beckhampton, Manna. It was argued that his trainer and adviser, who had Picaroon was not extended, in to bid up to 6,800 guineas.

these two races and that he was

in China.

Mr.

SUMMER MOCALL

QUARTERLY

SUMMER BUTTERICK

QUARTERLY

SUMMER STANDARD DESIGNER QUARTERLY

sold at

LEE YEE

No. 12, D'Agullor Street,

HONGKONG.

WEATHER REPORT:

20m.--Pressure.

May 4d 11h has increased slightly along the coast from Hongkong to Chefco, and decreased slightly to moderately eleswhere.

It is highest over the lower Yangtze and in the vicinity of the Bonins, and relatively low over Indo-China and Japan.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.00 Inch Total since January. 2003 inches, against an average of 1257 inches.

Forecast for the 24 hours en ding on May

Channel, 1.-Formosa Light variable winds. freshening from. N.E.

2.-South coast Di China between Hongkong and: Lamocks, E. or variable, winds, light to moderate; cloudy, probably some rain.

3.-Hongkong to Gap Rock, E. or variable winds, light to moderate: cloudy, probably some. rain.

China

4.-South coast. of between,Hongkong and Hainan, E. or variable winds, light to moderate cloudy,, probably some rain.

ROYAL OBSERVATORY DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

dtation.

MAY 4, 1925, —«XX..

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at Sea Level.

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CHEUNG CHAU NOTES.

Moscow, May 3-The areas covered by the Lena gold conces- sion are the mining districts of TOO

The two new shops being erect-the Altai," Zyrianovsk, Zmeino-

ed on the right side of the Bund as one faces the sea, are strongly built stone structures. The main walls are completed as far as the first storey, and promise to be an attractive addition to the villags, From the quantity of cut stone 16. still stored on the bund one would OW. Jeffries Director.

judge that further buildings will shortly be under construction,

111 hart opes AP Tampere the Hongkong,ratory May

Lowen op air Temperaturen U

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MONDAY, MAY 4, 1925.

Read what the critic of North China Daily News had to say about

WELCOME,

16

when

STRANGER

it

in Shanghai:

was

shown recently

With as. Ano a cast as we have seen in a picture in a blue moon, a siy that effervesces with clean. cut comicy, real bonest-to-good. nee characuri that you meet i every day life, and a plot that güstaing interest throughout, ** Welcome Stranger! just what its title implies. It's certainly welcome in these days of drab sexy plays and forced humour. It's entertainment plus and leaves a good faste in the show palate after the final fade-out.

WELCOME, STRANGER"

showing To-day

at"

THE CORONET

TO-DAY at 5.30 and 9.15

BEAUTIFUL

NORMA TALMADGE

in

"THE

WONDERFUL THING"

-Starting Wednesday-

THE EPIC of EVEREST Seats. $2 & $1. Booking af Moutrie's.

THE STAR

WORLD THEATRE

TO-DAY till WEDNESDAY, 5.15 & 915 p.m. THE FAMOUS VAUDEVILLE COMPANY

FLORADORA

IN THEIR LATEST

SONGS AND

DANCES

(COMPLETE CHANGE OF NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW)

also

BUDDY MESSINGER

"LOW

"In di

BRIDGE"

TO-DAY till FRIDAY, 2 30 & 7.15 p.m..

THE LATEST CHINESE SUPER PRODUCTION

41

ONE DOLLAR"

(PRODUCED BY THE BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO ́CO.) also

CHAPLIN'S COMEDY

CHARLIE

ILL TO

In Two Parts

ATTEND!

FORMER KWANGTUNG GOVERNOR SUED.

gorek and Irtish copper and iron enterprises, the Sissersk and Revdinsk district of the Ural and Lena goldfields. The district of Fidder is excluded from the Altai concessions because the Soviet has decided that it be the principal centre of the development of the national lead and zinc industry.-Chan Reuter.

PROBATE ACTION.

His Lordship, emphasising that be would rather not take the case piecemeal, said that very serious issues in which Mr. Chan Chik-yue was involved would be before the Court, and he was averse to forcing the case without giving him, a chance to meet the allegations.

The request of Mr. Eldon Potter, K. C., who appeared with Mr. Elsley Zeitlyn (both instructed by Mr. G. K. Hall Brutton) for Chan Wing-on, the plaintiff; that the

A probate action concerning the estate of Chan A Fong, allas Chan King-yue, in which his brother, Chikeyac, former Cyli Governor of Kwangtung, is cited

case as the defendant, was to have been

should be adjourned to- quite 6 lb. or 7 lb. better than

Paris, May 3-Presenting his heard in the Supreme Court this Wednesday was acceded to, the Manna.

satisfactory being that a medical. Barney Carslake has not been The theatre mentioned in previous credentials to M. Doumergue, the morning before Sir Henry Cowper course indicated as the most. Mr. F. C. Jenkin, who appeared adviser appointed by the plain.. fortunate with Manna. He had, Notes has now been pulled down new Turkish Ambassador, M. Gollan, Chie! Justica the hardest work with the colt last and comparative quiet reigns once Fethi Bey declared that the Tur-

the as to his capacity, or otherwise,. year and this year he is booked up again, the three huge and hideous kish government especially recom- with Mr. T. Addis both instructed tiffs should examine the defendant with the Aga Khan, 30 Steve figures and their attendants (made mended him to draw closer the by Mr. A. E. Hall for

Chik-yun. was in Macao where hej kong. Donoghue got the engagement of plaster paper and bamboo) also ties of sincere France-Turkish defendant, sald that Mr. Chan for making the Journey to Hong The Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, again and rode Manna in the Two the two, 20ft cone like structures, friendship, M. Doumergue replied had been ordered by his medical Thousand. Dongghue will ride placed at either side of the hoping that confident collabora advisers. He was 65 years of age. Clinstructed by Mr. H.-K. Woo) the colt in the Derby and as entrance to the theatre, which weretion would be established between and the strain of political life had appeared for three subpoenaed racing men aver that Donoghue is completely covered with white, the two countries for the mutual fimposed a tax this physicsxecutrices of the deceased. 80 clever on the tricky Epsom dumpling-like cakes bave also dia prosperity and maintenance of well-being which had resulted in course that to have him riding is equivalent to an allowance of 8 lb. or an easy two lengths one can afford to indulge in great l'hopes for Mr. Morriss's success.

appeared.

peace in the East-Havas. **

Printed and Published for the Newspaper, Enterprise Limited by

GBORON WILLIAM GADE BUENETT, Managing Editor, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.

nervous exhaustion. His medical advisers had advocated a complete rest, and had favoured a trip abroad, but his legal advisers had prevailed upon him to go to Macao

Visitor: "I suppose you know all the ins and outs of this place?". Native: "Well, zur, I knowa all the innst