TUESDAY, MARCH
TWELVE E DIVORCES.
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Gambling Loasts. Hur third husband, a restaurant proprietor, lost all his money from gambling and knocked her down one day, so Mrs. Corn Truxlar Smith Barnes divorced him.
Her fourth husband made girl friends to whom his wife objected so Mrs. Cora Truxior Smith Barnes Butcher divorced him
Her fifth husband refused to work, came home drunk one night and knocked her about, so Mrs: Corn Truxter Smith Barnes
Butcher Crow divorced him.
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The story of how. Sir John Lavery, RA was dressed in the uniform of a Daval officer so that he might jolu Admiral of the Fleet Earl Beatty and other officers in the fore, cabin of the Queen Elizabeth" on the occa slon of the surrender of the Ger- man naval officere at Scapa Flow, has been told
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TWENTY FIRST!" "AN- -NUAL GENERAL-MERKTY the ENG of Shareholders will be held the in the Office of Messrs. Dodwell and Company Lămited,” - on THURSDAY, the 4th March, 1928, at 11 am, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Gen eral Managers, together with & Statement of Accounts to 31st. December,, 1925.
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During hostilities artists some of the most celebrated and others who were on the road to fame-joined the "Colours" in the military sense, and later, at the request of the authorities. turned to the brush and palette and the colours of the painter in order pictorially to hand down to posterity some of the more thrill- ing incidents of the campaign.
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In the American city of St. Louis, A spirited controversy between Missouri, there is a little woman the Duke of Argyll and the Rev of forty-four whose record must. Scoular Thomson, minister of be taken into account by any con-Inverchaolain, Argyll is revealed scientious student of the marriage in letters which have been sent to problem. She recently married for the press, says the "Manchester the thirteenth time, after having: Guardian"" The origin of the correspondence was a discussion divorced twelve husbands.
Her first husband, whom she at Dunoon Presbytery regarding a married when she was fourteen missing:
from Cairndow used to knock her about, so Mrs. Church, which was reported to be
On the morning of November Corn Truxier, as she then was, the Episcopal Church of 16, 1918, Earl Beatty read the divorced him three years later::
Inveraray The Duke of Argyll terms of surrender to the German Her second husband proved to be wrote to the press, denying this officers who had assembled thief, so Mrs. Coru Truxlor Smith story and suld the font had been the "Queen Elizabeth" at Rosyth found lying in his shrubbery, and and Sir John Lavery, who appear had belonged to the old parished as one of the Earl Beatty's staff church of Kilmalow, Inveraray was able to bring away sufficient The minister of Inverchaolain, who details to enable him to paint a had been mentioned in that com large picture giving a faithful munication, replied.
In the course of a letter to Mr representation of an historical Thomson the Duke states::** On my return from France. I found that in my absence you bad found time from your normal ministerial functions to busy yourself and to meddle not only in the supposed affairs of the parish of Kinlochgoil, Lochgollhead, and even in that of Kilmalow, which latter parish does not oven He in the Presbytery whose meetings, you enriched with your eloquence." The Duke takes the minister to task for a reference to an episcopal missionary, to the ing line. It was that they should public Enclosure may be obtained Aborigines of Inveraray" which obtain the details for their pie-from Messrs. Kelly & Walsh or at Truxler Smith. Barnes Butcher Crow Whitney divorced him.
showed, he declared that curious tures on the spot. Hence the the Gate. Price $3 per day: Soldiers inclusive. Her seventh husband, a widowarkbreeding of which the old type comprehensive collection of oll and Sailors in Uniform per day. with two young children, made in-of Highland, minister would never paintings, water colours, prints: vestments of which she did not have been guilty.”
No one admitted without a Ticket and other works of art represent-to be shown to the Ticket In- "approve, and struck her when she Quarrelsome Presbyterians.
ing, all schools of artistic effort, rnised objections, so Mrs. Cora
The Duke concludes: "The in- including the Cubist, and all givector at the Gate. Truxler Smith Barnes Butchernate quarrelsomeness of Presbytering a faithful delineation of Craw Whuney Roster divorced him,
ians in all places where they have what actually happened "in the settled is notorious and remark-field all expressing some out- Her eighth husband was the able. It w be therefore a pain-standing incident of the in- most antisfactory of all the thirteen ful surprise to you to know that numerable herole actions of whom she has married so far; she intend to have religious peace which the campaign was so fruit- declares. But as she had married throughout the marches of my ful him only a few months after her lordship of Cowall. Between this. Recent additions to the previous divorce, and as her late and Easter I shall write setting relics at the War Museum (where husband, Mr. Porter, found that a you certain penances to do.". these pictures are to be seen) in- local State law forbade a "remar-
Mr. Thomson dated his letter of Relude the gulform of a Lieutenant riage so soon, and threatened to reply On or about the anniversary In the Russian Artillery (pre- have proceedings taken against the ur the Lamont murders" la Bolshevist), some flags (intended couple, Mrs. Corn Truxler Smith reference to a notorious massacre to be replicas of the Union Jack) Barnes Butcher Crow Whitney of over a hundred Lamonts by secretly made by residents of Potter Lifley heaved a weary sigh members of the Clan Campbell, of Lille during the German occupa at the matrimonial vicissitudes of which the Duke ie chieftain, Mr. tion and presented to. Genera life, and divorced him (for the pre-Thomson says: "Long and silently Sir William Birdwood, who com- sent).
These Tickets are only available have: I waited for the imposition of manded the Division which re- Her ninth husband drank and penances befitting my misdemean lieved Lille, the first British for Servants while in attendance on stayed out at night.so Mr. Cora ours; and I must new presumeaword to draw blood in the war their employers or when on duty Traxler Smith Barnes Butcher that your Grace, following illus-on August 22, 1914, which is at the various stands Crow Whitney Swanson divorced him.
Her, sixth husband lasted four years, and was a very satisfactory sort of mate until he took to chas ing her daughter out of the house with a shotgun, e Mrs. Cass
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DINARY ANNUAL MEET. ING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS of the Company will be held at the Offices of the Company St. George's Building, Chater Road Victoria, Hongkong on WEDNESDAY 17th March, 1926, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of receiv ing. a Statement of Accounts and the Report of the Directors for the year ending 31st December 1925, and declaring a Dividend..
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be closed from WEDNESDAY, 3rd March 1926. until WEDNESDAY 17th March
Porter Lilley trious: family precedent, has post-near the gun of the Royal Arabout with Servants Passes in 1926, both days inclusive.
poned valour to discretion. Atlery (E. "Battery) which fired the. Her tenth husband was again this point let me say that here-first sheil. There is also a reap hf. hailey, who had reappeared, after shall for convenience pre-ing hook made out of a German but presently he took to drink, sosume to address your Grace as an bayonet. Mrs. Cora Traxler Smith Barnes ordinary being, than which no "Butcher Crow Whitney Porter higher compliment could be offered
Lilley Swanson Lilley divorced anyone."
him.
The Everlasting Feud."
Further on in his letter the
minister states: "There are other
H.K.. HOTEL RESIDENTS.
Her eleventh husband was once
February 27. more Mr. Lilley, who was given another chance to make good, but
Mr G A Abend no M and His BJ Mr G. P. Anderson
Le coa he became prone to spells of (polata which I must pass. It were MN. G. Bean Mr. B. Ma Bain
Miss H Lillio marostness and irritability, that sorrowful task to explain these to Mr G. H. Brooks
Mr. Marahall culminated in his giving his wife is one to whom Frovidence has not W. A Dowley
TackeMr E. Mellar couple of black eyes, so Mr. Corn granted a humorous mind: It mayr & Mrs B Truxlor Smith Barnes Butcher Crow. Whitney Porter Lilley Swanson Lilley Jilley divoncéd num. Her twelfth husband, whom she married in June, made women friends to whom ane objected,
Mrs. Cora Truxler, Smith Barnes Butcher Crow Whitney Forter Batey Swanson Lilley Lilley Yates divorced, him.
Now, to make a baker's dozen, she has married a Mr. Heary. La Forge, and hopes for the best.
No Butterfly..
Though quite moceste about her undeniably encyclopedic know-
be enough to sag regretfully that I
Mr G. A. Fafait ** Mr FL. Mallind do not feel tempted to take your W. Fitz Gerald Mr and Mrs, R. B
Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mr. Pearman Grace as a mentor either in com- Mr and Mrs H
Priestley Gambark
Mr H J Pearos: position or in manners"
Concluding, he says: "Gone areMe Jobo E Hope Mr.R the days when it was reckoned an
R. Parsnootty Mr. Hashim
Mr C: B
Shank honour to be kicked by an earl
Visaes A and B... Mr B buster
Hamilton
and Valet cured by a count, and maltreated a marquis, Gone, too, happily, are the days when a Campbell sheriff,
Mr. R Tobaston. MyJ. H: Joseph J. J. Kino 17 H. A. Keller
Effor
Mr T. 8. W. Smith Mr M. M. Sokoloff Mr B. Wyllu Mr C. Zammaroff
"My wife is very economical. Her riding skirt was made from a dress she had worn for several years."
Campbell jury, and a Campbellre prosecutor, & Campbell chaplain and a Campbell hangman in a Campbell court could further the. policy and glut the vengeance of Campbell chieftain when the fedge of husbands, this remarkable Macdonald, a MacDougall, or
gallows seldom lacked a Lamont, B little woman' has" divulged to
Maclean, when wild cleansmen set friends some pungent opinions. about men and matrimony. She is out on a raid of murder and rapine while the cautious chief eatablish-
no social butterity, moving in riched a careful alibi a cunning ex-
until it became a habit."
"In other words, she wore it.
HONGKONG TIDE.
and idle circles. All her husbandspedient which history narrates did The tide table given below has not avail one MacCailain been obtained by aid of the Tide:
have been of the small tradesman
class,
ment.
ault of the analysis of the tidal observations, taken, at the Kaulung tidal observatory under the direc- tion of Dr. Doberck during the years 1887, 1888, and 1889,
ple
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C. B. BROWN,
Secretary, Hongkong, February 12, 1926.
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Members' Badges of Admission are now ready, and may be obtain ed by those Members, who have not already received them, from Messrs. Linstead and Davis, Alexandra Bldgs..
Members are reminded that these Badges will also admit them to all the Extra Race Meetingo this year,
-C., B. BROWN, A
Secretary. Hongkong: February 12, 1926.
By
Order of the Board of Directors
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO!,
General Managers. Hongkong, February 23, 1926,
THE CHINA LIGHT & POWER COMPANY, (1918) LIMITED.
ITH reference to the Notice to the Shareholders of this Company dated 29th December 1925. whereby the Final Call of $300 per share on the New Shares: was made payable on 4th March, 1926, instead of 4th January, 1926 the General Managers and Consult ing Committee have decided, in view of the conditions prevailing at present, to further extend the time for payment of this Call: ""
Notice is accordingly hereby given that, the dute for payment of the Float Call is postponed to 41h June, 1926, and that the Form of Bankers Receipt already sent to: Shareholders can be used as though the date named therein were the
For THE CHINA LIGHT & POWER
CO., (1918) LTDA SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,
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HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB, 4th June, 1926,. *
ANNUAL RACE MEETING 1926.
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Hongkong, February 23, 1926.
The times and heights are given A. B. WATSON & CO., LIMITED, for Kaulung, but they may be used for the Victoria Navali Fard and Aberdeen, the differences being
very small,
She has come to the conclusion MacCallain Mor is the Gaelic predicting Machine, which f
cognomen of the Dukea of Argyl]cludes 40 components for the better that marrying women are born, not at least on the day of his judy-prediction of tides, from the re- made; either they attract lovers,.. or they do not, irrespective of looks, propinquity, or whether or so they set their caps at a man. She says that she has not consciously exer cised any wiles in attracting her crowd of husbands; they gravitated toward her quite as naturally as strong character in a weak body, and the man of weak character in splinters of steel to a magnet, though she was not as pretty s strong body each has his special many another of their woman and sort of appeal. But though a girl friends."
woman fall in love with a number of men with sufficient intensity to Mrs. La Forge, speaking from marry each of them, it does not her own experience, does not think follow that, reviewing them in ra that any one type of man can be trospect, she loves them all equally claimed to exercisa a predominant fascination over women. Every
well after marriage.
Nor will Mrs. La Forge grant type of man, she has found, is that woman alone is a great de Incking in some aspects of allure, colver. Man is a greater, she but possessed of others, each
states. Courtahip daya yield but treacherous clpes to how he will behave after marriage, for though int
potent in its own way,
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