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FFICE in ALEXANDRA BUNDINGS. OFFICE

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168

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No 1199 THE PEAK, Furnished, from Middle of April until end of October, 1013. FOUR BEDROOMS, Tennis Court and

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68, MOUNT KELLET, Partly Furnished, immediate possession to 31st May, 1913.

From 1st February, 1913. MERION, No. 10, PSAR, Furnished or Unfurnished. 6 ROOMS To Let or For Sale. "GLENSHIBL," No. 124, Barker Road Peak, 5 ROOMS, from lat

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NOTONG Vaisto and

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MENT AND AGENCY Co., I Hongkong, 1st January, 1915.

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LOCAL SPORT.-

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY SED, 1913.

CHILDREN'S SPORTS AT KOWLOON.

The eighth annual children's sports promoted by the Kowloon Cricket Club | took place on New Year's Day, at King's Park, and proved an even greater success than on former occasions. The weather was bright and genial, and this brought out the young people in their hundreds. The adults were there, too, in large num bers, and they must have enjoyed them. selves seeing the children having such a happy time. The Kowloon Cricket Club, though having to call for public subscrip tions for the sports, continued to conduct them as before, and their officials, with several outside gentlemen invited to assist, made themselves responsible for the arrangements. They unselfishly gave up the day to the entertainment of the young folks, and they must have felt amply rewarded for their labours by the sight of so many smiling children. There was tea and other delicacies for them, and no one whs sent away dissatisfied, and apart from the prizes at the sports, there were toys for all. A bran tub and other side shows contributed to their pleasure.

The sports, which were well managed, proved most interesting. The most strenuous competitions were the girle skipping contests and the boys' tug of war. A noteworthy addition to the pro-

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gramme was a veterans' race, the first RUSSIAN VOLUNTEER FLEET.

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Stewart; Bran Tub, Mrs. G. Duncan and R,M.S.

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BOYS.

Potato Race, ages 10 to 12.-1, A. Han- sen; 2, M. Abu; 3, T. Martin.

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CHIEP MANAGER :. Hongkong N, J. STABB.

ACTING MANAGER Shanghai-A. G: STEPHEN.

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87,060,000

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Hongkong, 2nd November, 1912. [1248

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Cock Fight, ages 12 to 14.-1, M. Rail- ton, L. Lopez; 3, J. Johnstone.

Obstacle Race, ages 10 to 12-1, A. Hassim; 2, M. Samy; 3. W, Wilkinson.

Flat Race, ages 8 to 10.-1, V. Boisseree; 2. G. Ryder; 3, A. Razack.

Blindfold Bace, under 14-1, Chas. Cotton; 2, W. Wilkinson; 3, B. Marques. Tug-of-War, ages 12 to 14.-The win- ners were Railton's team, consisting of Purvis, Martin, Rasmussen, Tatam, Johnstone, Tooker and Johnsford.

2, J. Lyen; 3, Razak.

Flat Race, ages 6 to 8-1, G, H, Ryder;

Flat Race, ages 4 to. 6-1, J. Cotton A. Brown; 3, A. Carvalho. Razack 3, J. Cotton.

Flat Race, under 81, Yoshivo; 2.

Wheelbarrow Race, under 14-1, J. Jennings and F. Carvalho; 2, T. Gifford and C. Rosselet; 3, Purvis and Rasmus-

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JARDINE,

Hongkong, 13th November, 1912.

INTERPORT TEST MATCH.

series of interport test matches to select On New Year's day the second-of-the players to represent the Colony in the interport matches at Shanghai next month took place on the Hongkong Club's ground at Happy Valley, the teams being designated "Probables" and "Possibles," Pennell won the toss for the last named and set the other side to play against the sun. At the outset exchanges ruled fairly even, and both keepers were given a fair amount to do. Sophie Weill; 2, Regina Levy; 3, C to the demand and transferred operations Musical Chairs, ages 10 to 12-1 Wilson shot prettily, but Swan was equal At the top end Wilson.

Skipping Competition, ages under 9.broke the ice with an excellent shot, to the Probables quarters, where Kelly 1. Alice Adsar; 2, Daisy Roseman; Before the interval Pennell placed the Constance Lander.

sphere between the baciss to Kelly, who scored with a fast shot which struck the under-side of the horizontal, Neither Obstacle Race, ages under 19-1, Dolly side particularly distinguished itself in Haynes; 2, Daisy Brown: 3, Moselic the second moiety, and the display was Lavy:

devoid of sparkle or energy, the "holiday Skipping Competition, ages 10 to 12-feeling" being unmistakably apparent, 1. Sophie Weill 2, Maggie Ramsay; 3, The only point accruing in the second Sadio Main.

half came from the foot of Pennell, who turned a neat pass from Wilkie into the net from twelve yarde range with a good shot. The Probables failed to reply, and the game ended in a win for the Possibles by three goals to nil.

Flat Race, ages under 141, Dorothy Rasmussen; 8, Charlotte Wahr; 3, Mabel Cotton,

Flat Race, ages under 3.-1, Maggie Williams; 2, R. S. Warnes; 3, N. Joseph. Egg and Spoon Race, ages under 14 1. Sarah Cotton; 2, Barbara Leonard; 3, Amelia Gosewich,

Flat Race, ages 4 to 6.-1, Maggie. Mason; 2, Gretin; 3, Margery Warn.

Flat Race, ages under 5.-1, Bettie Pearce 2, Violet Levy; 3, Iris.

TO MORROW'S CONCERT,

Past Box Race, ages ander 14-1, Mabel The programme of M. Eugene Ossipoff's Cotton; 2, A, Pereira; 3, Charlotte Wahr.concert at the City Hall to-morrow night

Veterans' Race 35-1, Davison; 31s as follows: Robinson; 3, Railton

The prizes were distributed at the close of the sports hy Mrs. P. R. Wolft..

Mr. A. O. Brawo. the Hon. Secretary, moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Wolff fox presenting the prizes and took advantage of the opportunity to express their. to the generous donors to the fund, and to the ladies and gentlemen who had worked so hard in organising the sports. He wished to tender especial thanks to Mesdames Green and MacAskil, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Green, Mr. Mackenzie, Mr. Mead, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Curwen, and to the committee for all the work that they had done.

. PART I

1. Aria Rigalette

Verdi. A. Prince Ivan's Song......F. Allittsen.

EUGENE 0SSITOFF. 2.-Berceuse de Jocelyn

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MAS. . . HUNTER. Flute obligato Major v. 3. HUNTER. 3.-Song "Nirvana

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THE OPIUM QUESTION.

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INTEREST allowed on Current Accounts 2 per cent, per annum on Daily Balance and Fixed Deposite at rates which scertained on application.

may be FO. MACDONALD, Manager. Hongkong, 7th September, 1912

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STIHE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY BOTAL CHARTER, 1853. HEAD OFFICE-LONDON,

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...

the

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....£1,200,000

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking business transacted.

FIXED DEPOSITS received for 1 year or CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and abariar periods at rates which will be quoted

WM. DICKSON, Manager.

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Hongkong, 12th April, 1912–

Sir John Jordan, British Minister at Peking, has presented a Note to the Waichiaopu, warning China that, unless the Provinces cease to violate the Onium on application. Treaty, Great Britain will be forced to adopt strong measures in defenes of her subjects. The Chinese contend that the Treaty did not guarantee the sale of opium and that there would not have been

matter of compensating Chinese subjects demand in China, and, finally, that the such large accumulations of opium if the merchants had not bought beyond the

to listen to claims from Chinese. ought to rest with China, who was willing

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 2nd at 10.30 am-Pressure has decrees d over the whol of Chips, considerably in the north and moderately in the south. It he also decreased alightly over the Philippines and Indo-China.

The anti-cyclone bas weakened and apparently spread castard,

No returns from Japan.

The monsoon will be interrupted to the north of Focchow, and will moderate over the N. China Sea.

10a.m. to-day, 0.00 Isahes

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at

FORBOAST.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:

DISTRICT Hongkong & Neighbourhood

Formosa Channel.

•

Northerly gala, Zodersting,

South coast of Chins between The same a Hongkong and Lasions. No. 1,

Bouth coast of Chins between (N.E. winds, mo-

Hongkong and Ha banderate.

Liszt. Grieg.

*N. winds, moderate; fair.

ME. GEORGE LAMMELT. 4. The dream of Love

b. March of the Dwarfs

MR. EMIL DANENBERG. 5.-2. Chansor “La prince Igore"

A. Borodine. b. Blow thou Winter Wind... Serjent.

BUGENE OBSIPOFF.

·Interval.

PART IL

bouquet to Mrs. Wolff, for whom cheers Master Green presented a handsome were then raised, and the proceedings. 6. Aria from Eug. Onegine were brought to a close,

CRICKET.

H.K.C.C. v. GARRISON,

b. Romance .....

Tachaikowsky. Bleichmann.

EUGENE OBBIPOFF. 7-Aria "La Reine de Saba "...C. Gounod.

8.-Elegia

KR. W. GASK.

MB... K. DODWELL. Barcarolla

....O. Bohm.

"Tales of Hoffmann Offcabach. MRS, F. J. HUNTER AND ME. W.GASK.

This annual match played ou Wednes9.-Duet day resulted in a win for the Club by 256 runs to 210. Pearce was highest scorer for the Club with 99, and Captain 10 Crawford was the most euccessful batsman for the Services, his score reaching 72.

Epithalamo Noro.....Rubinstein. b. Toreador's Song Carmen"...Dizet.

EUGENE OSDIPOFT.

MARTIN'S

APIOLASTER

NEDERLANDSCH.INDISCHE

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HANDELSBANK

ESTABLIREND 1863.

Authorised Capital F1. 15,000,000 (£1,250,000) Paid up Capital F1 14,905,350 (£1,242,112) Reserve Fund FL 5,022,161,27 (6418,613)

HEAD Orvic# 1 AMSTERDÁN. KMAD AGENOY: BATAVIA.

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do.

E. J. H. VAN DELDEN, Acting Manager, No. 8, Des Vesar Road Central, Hongkong, 7th August, 1912

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Calcutta

Bombay

Changchun

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Fangtion (Mukden) Newchwang Tientsin Hankow

New York Tokyo Osaka Pokin

Harbin Honolulu.

Kobe

INTEREST ALLOWED ON CURRENT AUJOUNars Deposits received for fired perioda át račne to be obtained on application, yang ada bene

TAKEO TAKAMICHI,

Manager. Hengkang, 13th November, 1912.

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Accounta

HONGKONG OFFICE 3. Des Vœux ROAD. Interent allowed on Current Depoalte reocived on terms which may be had on application.

K. TSUDZURABARA, HanazER. Hongkong, 1st May, 1911.

[1279 HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

Business of the above Bank is som SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION, duoted by the HONGKONG AND Hales may be obtained on application

INTEREST OF deposits is allowed on the Miniman Monthly Balances at 31 per cont.

per annum.

Depositors may transfer at their option Inlanos 3100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK to be placed on FIXED DEPOST at 4 per cent, per annum,

For the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION,

N. J. STABB,

Chief Manager 119

Hongkong, 1st July, 1911.

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SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British str. Kiukiang reports: Moderate monsoon and fine.

The British str. Arratoon Apear re- porta: Strong monsoon from time of de- parture until arrival.

The British str. Telemachus reports: Strong monsoon and high sea. about 120 miles S.S.W. of Hongkong picked up aix men off a disabled junk.

The British str. Dunottar Castle, re- ports: Strong monsoon to high Lamock with rough sea and overcast weather; then moderate N.E. wind and fine.

The British str. Haiyang reports: Foo- chow to Amoy fresh to strong N.N.E. wind, dull overcast weather, sea rough; thence to Hongkong similar weather.

The British str., Kwongsang reports: Severe snowstorm leaving Shanghai to Hieshans, and strong north-westerly winds, towards. Swatow; hence moderate northerly winds and clear weather.