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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Dantist

Marry Fong, Danutzt.

la Boor No. 74. Queen's Bod Cantral. Tol, Central No. 1255,

Eogiveers & Bhipbuilders

6. Balloy & Co., Ltd.

Englacor and Shipbuilder:

Kowloon Bay

Call Flag "L'

Now Work and Repairs

Importers & Exporters Xwong Sun & Co., 68, Queens Ted

Central, Ko Jhi Chung (Manager) Lwong King Him (Asst.) Tel. Con, 3188.

Land & Estate Agents

Pun Tlak Che, Land & Estatescents

Tel. Central 11-1987.

at, Queen's Road Central.

Modistes

Madame Miint

Photographers

Moe Cheung, Potographer 13, Too House Street,

Beaconsfeld Arcado Branch, Developing & Printing undertaken.

Printers

"The Ohiza Mall," General Printers,

Publishers and Bookbinders..

B. Wydam Atroot. Tel. 0,9%.

Ship Chandlers

E. Bing & Co.,

THE

HOME CRICKET.

J. B. HOBBS TO RECEIVE TESTIMONIAL.

M. W. TATE'S RECORD,

(Reuter's Service.)

CHINA MAIL.

The Surrey County Cricket Club heads a special fund, which it has opened for a testimonial to J. B. Hobbs, in recognition of his recent achievements. The dora-

15 Wing Woo Street. Tel Central 115tion will be of 250 guineas. Metal Merchants & Ship Chandlers, Managing Direct Mr. B. Obin.

Crepe Rub. sole Canvas Shoes $7 Buckskin $11

31, Queen's Head Cen. Tel. Uen. 189. Repairing & "Soling & Specialty

(intert Parisian models),

Optician

The Hongkon Optical Co.. Phone **RST,

65, Quem Rad Central

WONG SIU WOON 21 Pottinger St.

Phone 1474

KITCHENER'S

in the only

DRY GIN

matured for years in wood.

ASK 'EM

The same quality as supplied to the HOUSE OF LORDS

... OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE.

SOLE AGENTS:

B. RUTTONJEE & BON,

COTTON TRADE.

BOMBAY ALLEGES DUMPING

BY JAPAN.

(Reuter's Service.)

Simlu, August 25.

leceiving a deputation of Bombay

mill-owners, the Viceroy

Maurice W. Tate, in the match against Northants, was the first

to capture 200 wickets this sea- He has created a record as

300.

this is the third successive year

THE

BLUE FUNNEL

REGULAR AND FAST. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICES

in which he has taken 200 wickets LONDON SERVICE.

and scored 1,000 runs (ench season).

County results are follows:-

GURKEY V. YORKSHIRE.

At the Oval, the Surrey v.

Yorkshire match was left drawn. There was no play yesterday

KUMABUS 14. Sept. Marsailles, Lomies, Rotterdam & Hanburg.

Cub Oct "HELENUS"

Marseilles, London, Routerisan & Hamburg. LIVERPOOL SERVICE.

PACIFIC SERVICE.

KOBE & YOKOBAMA).,

(Monday) and only two hours NEW YORK SERVICE.

play on Saturday on account of rain. Scores:--

Surrey (1st) 246 runs for B wickets declared. D. J. Knight made 55. P. G. H. Fender 81 not out: Rhodes took 4 wickets for 66

runs.

Yorkshire (1st) $2 runs for no wicket. Sutcliffe made 53 not out.

WARWICK V. MIDDLESEX.

At Birmingham, Warwick led Middlesex on the first innings. Scores!-

Warwick (1st)" 408 runs. Parsons made 106, C. A. Fiddian- Green 67, Santall 110.

Middlesex (1st) 185 runs. E. P. Hewetson (the Oxford fast bowler) took 4 wickets for 32

runs,

Middlesex (2nd, followed-on) 79 runs for 2 wickets.

NORTHANTS V."SUSSEX.

At Northampton, Northamp- tonshire lost to Sussex by 168 runs. Scores.

(vir BUZZ or PANAMA) "TEUCER"

11

28th Sept. Boston, New York & Baltimore via Busa PASSENGER SERVICE.

"ANTENOR" 20th An "HECTOR"

21st OcL BAKFEDON" 18th Nov. *PATROLUS” 16th De "ANTENOR"

"HECTOR"

3.1.

Hrd Ma..

Eingapore, Marseilles & Landen. Bingor Maroitles, & London. Singaporn, Marmeilles & London. Bingapore, Maneilios & Louden Singapore, Manelile, à Lodon,

Bingapore, Marsoille à "ondon

Also warga stensters with limited pisaneger neogiocation at specially reduced fares.

For freight and page rates and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire.

Agents.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Radio Trate with Canton is anaj ended until farther notice. -

Interport Radio Talegras s are subject to delay of-2 hours.

The Radio 'fice will be closed from 9pm tim. intii farther notice. Messages in code must bave name of code used included.in text.

The public are advised that corrasoon lent í tended for Cinton will if superscribed "By Train" te trearm tted in the oil closed at 6 15 s.m. đai y a d

INWARD MAILS,

Sussex (1st) 161 runs. Wens-forwarded by the 9.15 train from Rewicon. ley made 50 V. W. C. Jupp (formerly of Sussex), took 5 wicketa for 58 runs.

Northants (1st) .96 runs. Wensley took 4 wickets for 18 runs and Tate 4 for 42.

Sussex (2nd) 389 runs. Bawley

VISITORS AT HOTELS.made 104 and R. L. Holdsworth

HONGKONG HOTEL.

August 25.

(Baal Mr E. E. Alles

Mr O. H. Albraith

Batorsan

Mr A. Becker Lt. Com, & Mrs

0

Reading) declared that the cotton Mr and Mrs R. W. excise duty cannot be abolished im- mediately, for financial reasons, but the Government is pledged to aboli. tion when financial considerations pramit.

Disenssing the suggested anti-

Bower

Mr F. & Butler Mr & Mrs J. W.

Brune

Mr R. J. Birback

dumping measures against Japor, HF, Bendixen the Viceroy admitted tha: lowers E. B. Befilice impressed by the deputation's state : T. Brameld ments regarding Japaness labour Mr N. Beale conditions, but the mill-owners had Mr and Mrs 8. M. not substantiated the charge of thumping by definite facts figures. He undertook to have the qucation examined if evidence were produced-Reuter.

EXCHANGE.

Hongkong, 29th Augnat, 1925.

On London-

Bank, Wira... ***

22/4-4

On demand... 40/18

zu day's sight...

4 monthe right

Oredits. 4 montha' sight ..30-1

and

Documentary, 4 months sightt/5-3.

Op Parla

On demand..

Credit

On Berlin

On demand

* 1886

monthy" night... 1995

On New York-

4

On demand...

Credits, 80 days' right

On Bombay-

Wire

On demand.

O Calcabin

On demaux & some.

On Bingapore-

On demand on

On Manila

On demand for

On Shanghai-

On demand

علم

*

+1671

101.

118

30 days' dight (private paper).

On Yokohama

On demanden, on

1401

„Sovereigns (Bank'u buying mats) 5.20

· Bliver (par (n.)

· Bar Bline In Hongkong 93 % pio.

Chinese Copper Ch 10% p

Chinese Copper Centr ...

Fain of Native Insureri

Ollanan Bab," Cola

· Houtkong - Bah. Uaba

-6% pen

1000. 54% dis

STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

Bander

Mr E G. Bolos

Mr and Mrs W. H.

Daten

Mr KW. Chol.

mondeley

Mr & Mrs P. Orovil

Mr R. H. Clow Mr and Mrs B. N.

Collison

Mr and Mrs 0.

Lauritsen

Me and Mrs H.

Laffond

Mr B. E. Lyster Mr T. O. Lammert Miss H. Lillie

Mr and Mrs C.

Mancine

My A. MacGowan Miss D. Metcalf

Mr O. L. Manners,

MrC. M. McDonald Mrs W. H. Nolley and & children Mr O. Nilac

Mr J, E Ollarton Hr K. Pappin Mr Isaac

Pappo

Mr & Mr. R.

3. Parsons Mr R. H. Pope

Mr & Mr. Higgen.

bach and child

Mr A. H. Bowe

(the former Oxford all-round athlete who formerly played for Warwick and only recently quali- fied for Sussex) made 110 not out, Northants (2nd) 286 runs. Woolley (C. N:) made 121; Tate took 6 wickets for 101 runs.

HANTS Y. ESSEX.

At Portsmouth, the Hampshire v.. Essex match was left drawn. There was

no play on the first! two days on secount of rain. Scores:-

flow

F

THURSDAY, AUGUST .27. Lazada, U.B. A. Japan Shanghai & Európe via Siberis

(Londos 7th sug )

Pros. Jeffer.00 SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. EUROPE via Nozipatam (bettem only, London 30th

July.) animat

Jadan

Manila.

MONDAY. AUGULÍ น

THURSDAY,

Mensor

........Tanda

..................Express of Capada.

息 SEPTEMBER

U.S.A.. Casada, Japan and-Shanghai......... .......Pros Cleveland

OUTWARD MAILS.

Essex (1st) 145 runs. Kennedy Swatow, Amoy and Formon took 5 wickets for 61 runs.

For

WEDNESDAY.

THURSDAY,

FRIDAY,

Hants (1st) 102 runs for 9 fava via BatavİK................. wickets.

NOTTS V. GLOUCESTER.

Welbstwel

Straito

Pr

Tom

AUGUST 25,

Kota Baru. p. AUGUST 17.

Tjirembang

.11.30 ■.m. Batchow

2.30 p.m. AUGUST 18.-

Namsang ----

p.m. SATURDAY, AUGUST

At Nottingham Notts beat Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritius, E. & S. Gloucestershire by aix wickets.

Scores:

runs.

Gloucester (1st) 168 Larwood took 4 wickets for 26

runs.

Notts (1st) 292 runs. made 59, Whysall 66.

Lilley

Gloucester (2nnd) 242 runs.

Mr Joseph A. Esto-Sinfield made 65; Barratt took 4

wickets for 58 runs."

Mr & Mrs J. Clemente sky

Mrs F. A. Orampton Mr Y. Birerjol Mr D. E. Capploman Mr and Mrs 8.

Mr F. U. Crush Springburg

Mira. Ditesheims

Mr & Mrs Doscand

Hr V. W. Davis Mr J. D. Dickie Mr E E. Ellis

Mr & Mrs Friedman

| Mr G. F. Fisher

Mr & Mrs A. H. A.

Tong

MrF.J. W. focken Dr. D. R. Gawler My William Gallo.

WAY

Mr & Mrs J. Gould Dr. B. G. Gould Lt. Com. and Mira

A H. Galbalc Capt. T. P. Hall. Mr and Ms W.

Hansen Mr C. HaraÖTS Mr. Haywood Mr and Mrs H..P.

Harris de 2 obil dron Missos A. and F..

Hamilton

1

Mr and Mrs W. A.

Hannibal

My A. Hodmedster Mr U, E. Horsen Hr'A. K. Jensen Consul General D.

Jerking jr.

Er J. B. Jones

MrB. D. Simp.on Mr & Mr. A. Da Bilas and infant Mrs 0, 8hiposky

and child Me Vander Stuz.

barger Mine F. M. Bonaga Mr JA, de Silva Mr F. E. Bhaw Mc A..B. Beatt Me & Mrs Ed. T.

Songga

Mr J. 1. Smith Mr and Mrs P.

· Sarvanin Mr J. E. Smith

W. Smith T. B. W. WW: Berry Mrs Balomon Dr. H. Etammare ErE A. Babwe,

slagor

Hry 2 Sparke Mr R. C. fredwell. Mr G. Trimm Mr and Mrs D.

Tiniminn

Lt. Col. & Hra G.

Take-

Africa, Egypt & BUROPE MAR BEILLES doe Marpollies 29th Sept. Rexistration 8.15 am Lottes 9 pm, pa

Honolulu, Bhanghai, Japan,

*Canada. USA. C. & N. America & *EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO-due San Fran cisco #rd dept. Parcele Noon. Be- gistration §.16 pm. Letters 3p.m. Manila

BUNDAY.

watow, Amoy and Formosa

Notts (2nd) 122 runs for 4 Japanuumimea em amun uzma wickets. Gunn (G.) made 51 not

out.

GLAMORGAN V. LEICESTER.

At Cardiff, Glamorgan lost to Leicestershire by three wickets. | Scores:-

Glamorgan (1st) 154 runs. Geary took 6 wickets for 87

runą.

Leicester (1st) 122 runs. Ryan took 7 wickets for 44 ruDS.

MONDAY.

Ataple Maru Gi yo Mas

10 30 .223,

Pres. Lincolo Pres. Jefferson 3.30 p AUGUST 80.

Bazan Mara

9.D. Hags Mara AUGUST 點

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1925.

There are......**

THRILLS,

THE

THRILLS,

+ ויז

THRILLS,

in

UNKNOWN PURPLE

A Tale

of love

mystery and

vengeance

The absorbing story of a greatly wronged inventor who discovered a purple ray by which he could make himself invisibles.

Daily at

2.30,

5.15,

7.15,

9.15.

HENRY B. WALTHALL ALICE LAKE

and

STUART HOLMES

head a big cast

DEEN CINEMA

SUPER

Change of Programme

Tuesday Thursday-Sunday

THE STAR

TO-DAY

at. 5.30 and 9.15 p.m.

Sundays

at.

·6 p.Mas

FLORENCE VIDOR

and

MONTE BLUE

7.30,

9.15

Sinclair Lewis' famous story

MAIN STREET

MILITARY SPORT.

GARRISON TENNIS

LEAGUE.

ست.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per B. F. 18. Antenor" for Mar- reilles and London on Aug, 25 :- He mad Mrs G. McPherson, Mr Paul Roigson, Mr. G. B. Hett, Mr and Mrs Basfögton, Mi. Wandy Ramlagios, Mm TagMO- In the Garrison, Tennis League Cormack. Mira D. W. Hanton, Mr and last week R.A.0.0. beat ́ Small: Ma D. Timmins, Misa J, Boston, Mr G. Units by 71 games to 28; H.Q.K. Allen, Mr T 4. Tucker, Mm O. W. Bower, Dr, and Men Grosvenor, Mis Wing, Surrey Regt. beat"A" Co., Grosvenor Mr B. 8. Fadsor Surrey Regt. by 60 to 80.

Lowa Mars. Southworth, Matrem A. G. BC, Surrey Regttched and K. Southworth, Trommon, Mr. to R.A.S.C., and the R.A.M.G. and Mrs 1. H. Weske. Ma ter E. Fecká, scratched to K.E. "B." One point Major Weelings and Mr. Flack Straban

For 4.0.12 p. *Prsa. MaXinley" on" was awarded lo the luster team in

Aug. 30:-- Mr Thouglas Jenkins, ft., Mir beach ense.

and Mr Gjo: Haddon. Mra Chanwell, The league table up to August 22 R. H. Chon, Mes Lu Mr Ulah, My il8; -་

W. L. P

Kwik Djoeng-ang, Mesra Robert Chan (Rosk-san, Ung Tai-woo, Mr Me

19 12. 0 194 12 11 1 11 Wa, P. Stone, Metaze C. Lention. Chang

Chang-to, Case Chiabin, Captain.

7 | Statón, Mr. and Mrs Arle: Mel, Krand

GMT P

R. E. "B" R.A.O.C.

H.Q. Wing, Sur-

reys.

7..

min 0.

·R.ATS.CO.

Small Unite

9 10

6. 3

46..

4

"A" Co., Surreys 11 RE. "A" "D" Co. Surreys † R.A.M.C.

71

47 0.5

11 0.11

"B" Co., Surroya

0

Prea. Van Buren... SEPTEMBER I.

Mundia

TUESDAY.

·Safron, *Straita Ceylon, India Mauritius, E&E, Africa, Aden, Egypt & EUROPE via - Murmelilés --- dus, Marssillee'. Ist Cot. Bexistation 10,48, a m. Letters

WEDNESDAY. GEPFENTE Manila Fandakan, AUSTRALIA and New Zesland vis Thursday Island dua Thursday Island 14th Sept Parools 5pm. Registration 8.15 8.m. Letters

Glamorgan (2nd) 59 runs. Straite and Calcutta sommaianas

Geary took 7 wickets for 31 runs Leicester (2nd) 92 runs for 7 wickets...T. Arnott took 3 wickets for 7 runs.

Yorkshire Surrey Lancashire Notts Middlese

Mr & Mrs La A.Kent

· Tobiaszt

MM MH. Etsex.

Varn and child

Mr A. T. 200mg Mr & Min Wilson

Mr J. B. Johnstones and family po

Hampshire

Gloucestershies

Mr V Johannesons and an G. Warwickabi

Mr J. X. Jonapa Wocaner & child Nthampton

The O.P.8, BM&Empress of E. I Judd

MrD. E. Wand

LYN Hogglong at 6 par M IETTA.

12 des ato kania st ▼ km. Mr L. Keshow? Mr B Watkins

*and la dun: All Hongkong at Khawateen

STEMVEL Nacking-Awedish Haab (Me Lewroyd Valle Covi Lider leff Dunkirk on Aug: 7- Mr EA.

* Ma 35 Wonthagg

Lowvell"- Mrs H. Gay Allama Somerset

Worces

Glamorg

Paul Locat

Frohsang

'wd g

10.30 a.m.

ikan 1 pim.

*Correspondevós bowing" vowel's 'nama only.

Foible Points. Per *Won on LosÍ. ON Played Won Lost Ist inn. et Inn. Tie Points obtained omitage. 25... 19 033.....0...125........ 107....... 85.60 14. Z4............ 0.105.83.1 ... 7904 29........ 18............ 3 Zero Torresi Den145cm 112pm 77,24 13mm Julia 6 D15 74 65 34 ..53 63:00 Limo: Jomlan 50m 04.100.

KINSEY BROS.

NOW PLAYING AT HOME:

(Router's "American Service.)

*

62.72

3416

Brookline, August 25,

43:65

4722

Hit the opening matches of the Natical Doubles Lawn Tennis [Championships the Kinsoy brothers.

**** 43-73 : holders, beat Hadi and Holm Smith, 40.00] 7-6, 6-4-8-6; Dreugis and Brignon. "buis Tento kur van Aled, 6-357-6.

32and-Jon

37.7%

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poe day-

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Small wonder that her heart was.

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