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•AW` ADVERTSEMENTS

THEATRE

BOYAL

A. D. C. CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION OF SHAKESPEARE'S

THE TEMPEST.”

TUESDAY, Dec. 28th (Boxing Day), 9.15 P.M. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 37th (Matinee), 8.15 PM, THURSDAY, Dec. 99th, 9:15 P.M... SATURDAY, Dec. 30th, 9.15 F.

MONDAY, Jan. Iat (Now Year's Day), 0.15 r.x. TUESDAY, Jan. 2nd, 0.15, P.M.

Booking opens on December 1stat MoUTRISI. Usual Prices,

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

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and after NOVEMBER 27th our Offices will be located at No. 8, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL 5TH FLOOR (Bank of China Building'.

T. E. GRIFFITS, LTD. November 25th, 1922.

REMINDER

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THE MONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER

INTIMATIONS

THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

HE HALF YEARLY MEETING & TENBERS will be held on WEDNES

DAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1999, at 12.30 p.m.,

INTIMATIONS

HONGKONG BOXING ASSOCIATION.

19.TOURNAMENT OF THE SRAMOT.

at the Jocker Clus ROOK, HONGKONG CLUB FRIDAY, DECEMBER IT, AT 9.15PM AZER

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**Businces—Election of Stewards.

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF. HONGKONG,

PROBATE JURISDICTION.

ACTION No. 2 of 195)..

BETWEEN LAU, The Trau, LAU TANO SHI, LAY SHE SH, Lau Yiu Süt and LAU

LIST, Plaintiffs

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LAU SHTU, CHURN, Defendant

By Order of the Supreme Court of Jongkong.

and.

Under the direction of the Registrar,

Supreme Court.

MONSTR, LAKMINT BROTHias, have received instructions to sal by Public Auction an WEDNESDAY, the 99th day of NOVEM BER, 1912, at 3 o'clock PM,

WITHOUT RESERVE All the right title and interest, of the slovenamel defendant A SHIT CHURN alias LAD WAI CHEN OF (CHAN) of and in the following P PROPERTY toate in the Colony. of Hongkong

Non, 439 and 404, Des Vaux Road West, and Nos. 357A and 397, Queen's Road West,

Victoria

Being IN LAND LOT No. 1743.

UCTION TO-DAY, of 44 PEAK, at 2.45" existing mortgages and charges,

F.K.

Auctioneers, LAXMEET BROS,

FURNITURE, eta, on view from 8.30 a.. All furniture, glass, etc., of good quality and in First Class condition.

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FILL holder of 500 (Fira-hundred)

Watch of the GREEN ISLAND CEMENT Co. standing in the name of NOLASCO DA SILVA (Scrip No. 14637 share Nos. 367539-$63038) communicate with the Undersigned.

I. Y. 2, c/o Daily Press. 16301

VEREENIGDE

NEDERLANDSCHE

SCHEEPVAART-MAATSCHAPPIJ (UNITED NETHERLANDS NAVIGATION Co.) HOLLAND-OOST AZIE LIJN (ROLLAND-BAT Asta Luxe).

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FEOR HAMBURG, BREMEN, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM AND GENOA.

HE Steamship

THE

*OLDEKERK

notified that

having arrived from the above ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown ompany Limited, whence, and/or from the

be obtained. wharven, delivery may

fonde net oleared by the sth of December, will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed and damaged packages are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the aid of Dec., at 10AM., DT M88577; Gylder & Donglið.“

sima against the Steamer must be pre- wento a writing within 10 days after arrival of steamer, otherwise they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by the andersigned in any case whatever.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by-

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LLIN,

General Agente

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November, 1992.

DEAR MADAN,-

We have just received a large Assortment of DAY and EVENING GOWNS, EVENING "CLOAKS, HEAVY WIN- TER COATS, HATS, FURS and FUE. COATS, at Reasonable Prices.

We shall be pleased to show them to you

if you will kindly call

Thanking you for past favours and soliciting 'continuance of samo.

Yours faithfully,

MADAME FLINT

87, Queen's Road Central

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THE CORONET.

ALFS BUTTON:

KOWLOON THEATRE

THE STORM.

The above property is sold subject to all Particulars and Conditions of Sale,can be obtained from

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Mensre. DBNNYS & BOWLET. No. 8, es Youx Road, Central, Hongkong

Solicitors, &c.,

or from

Messra, LAMMERT BROTHERS,

The Auctioneers. Hongkong, November, 1992.

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NIE TO CONSIGNEES. OCEAN STEAMSHIP OO, LTD. CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATIN

YONSIGNE

AND

CO., LTD.

INKES per Company's Steamer

"CALCHAS

are hereby notified that the Cargo will be dis ebarged into Holl's Wharf, Kowloon, where, it wille at Consignce's risk and subject to terms and conditions of storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after 24th November.

Optional cargo will le landed, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival.

All broken, chafed, and Hamagul goods are left in the Godowns, where they will le to ba examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between free the hours of 10.45 AM. and Noos within the storage period.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining ardelivered after the 6th Nor, w be subject to rent.

All Claims against the Steamer man Je rented to the undersigned on or befors the 14th Dear or they w3l not be recognise.

No Fire Insurance will be affected..

BUTTERFIELD & WIRE,

Agenta Hongkong, 2 th November, 1322 11821

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEER. FROM NEW YORK AND TOKOHAYA.

THE B.S. “GARLIU PRINCE”

Having arrival from the above Torta Corrignoes of Cargo are hereby inform that their gods are king 'anded at their risk in'e the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and

Godowa Company, Limited, Kowloon and stored at Coprignees' risk and

expense..

Allbrukon, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the godowns, where they will be

IO AM examined on 30th November, 1922, at

All claims must be presented within 15 -days of the steamer's arrival here, rffer whish date they cannot be rosognized.

No claims will be admitted after the gods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain ing undelivered after the in December will bo aabjocs to reát.

Contigrees of cargo are hereby notified that they must produce an Import permit signed by the Superintendent of Imports and Exporta, Hongkong, before Bille of Ladirg can be countersigned.

No Fire Insurance has been

an effected. Billa of I will be countersigned by

FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD. St. George's Buil ing.

To'ophone: Cental 3165. Hongkong, 24th November, 1922. [1829

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MAS comes but Once a Year, and is everyone's delight. To send a Few

NICE CIGARS to Tricade at Hómo

• Place Your Orders with HONGKONG CIGAR STORE,

and they do the rest.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

COME EARLY."

at the

THEATRE ROYAL.

MAIN EVENTA

ROUNDS CONEESI FOR THE WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AND "DAILY PRESS BELT Stoker P. U. MORGAN, A. B. Dix,

H.M.9 Hawkins,

H.M.S. Cicala ;

10 Rouyda LionTWEIGHT CONTEST : " Pia Furns,

A. B. SHERMAN The King's Rgt

H.M.S. Despatch.

10 RODS WELTERWEIGHT CONTEST :- Leading Stoker HECTOR," "Sgt. TAIZE,

HIS Durban,

"

R.G.A.

Axo 3 Six-Rounds CJKTESTS.

Boxing at MOURIN Member-November 18th.=",

General Public-from November 29th.

Satuanata,

USDAL PRICES:

N. XY TOURNAMENTO; Decombor gard and January 27th:

bat the in

THEATRE ROYAL

PUBLIC AUCTION.

INTIMATION

Burnett's

celebrated

London

Dry Gin

in

Character and

Flavour.

Quality Unequalled.

THE Undersigned have received instructions GIVES THAT DISTINCTIVE

from Mr. F. BEVINGTON to sell by Public Auction, on

MONDAY, the 27th NOVEMBER, 1923, - at his residence Holmdale, No. 44, The Peak. commencing at 245 r.

A LARGE QUANTUT OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Comprising: Teak hatstand, Drawing Room (Chesterfeld couch and chairs by Powell"), desks, bookcase, etc.

Faite

· Teak sideboard, dining table and chairs, dinner waggon, ice chest, ten tables, dinner and ten services, glass-ware, etc.

single wardrobes, dressing table, washatani, Besar mounted iron bedsteads, double and pile carpot and rugs, loco curtains, etc.,

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Also

One Cabinet Victrols,

One Carved blackwood-desk, One Electric Cooker,

sad

A Quantity of Flanta in pola.

On view from Sunday the 26th inst Terms: Cash on delivery. Catalogues will be issued.

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LAMMERT BROS, Auctioneers.

PARTICULARS

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

Situate

PROPERTY

* No. 13, WING. HING STREET,

VICTORIA, HONGKONG,

To to Sold by Order

of the Mortgages FUBLIC AUCTION, IN ONE LOT Од THURSDAY

The 30TH DAY of Nov., 1922, at 3 o'CLOCK FM

BY Masry, LAMMERT BROTHERS "AT Tax OrrICE, DUDDEEL STREET,

THE Property consists of First ALL

THAT piece or parcel of ground dilante Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong, 1nd registered in the Land Office as SECTION 4 of INLAND LOT No. 166 together with the messunges erections or buildings thereon. now known as No. 13. Wing Hing Street and Sosandly ALL THAT strip of land at the rear of the said Section A of Inland Lot No 3166 being a scavenging hans. All of which as held for the side of the terms from the 15th day of May, 1916, created by Crown In thereof together with the valuable machinery now situata in or upon the said premises and st No. 1 Gordon Street.

Particulars and Conditions of sale may be obtained from

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MAT, HASTINGS & HASTINGS,

Bolicitors, 8. Den Vaux Road Central

Kand Mesure, LAMMERT BROTHERS

Auctioneers

SN. CO.

T.S. S.S. MOREA'

11,000 TONS 15,000 H PO

WILL LEAVE HONGKONG

FOR

EXCELLENCE TO

A COCKTAIL.

Blends Excellently with

Watson's Stone Gloger

Beer.

SOLE AGENTS:

A S. WATSON

CO., LTD,

Wine & Spirit Merchants.

'PHONE CENTRAL 616.

BIRTHS. HOOPER-At Shanghai, on November

18th, to Mrs. G. HOOPER, a son,"

BAXION-At Shanghai, on November 18th,

ș WHEM. At Shanghai, on November 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. WIEN, 800

MARRIAGES. BARRERA-OZORIO At Shanghai, on November 18th, ALEXANDER I. BARRERA to IRENE AUGUSTA OZORIO GREENSMITH-CHAVEN-At Shanghai, on November 22nd, REGINALD E. GREEN BMITH to CONSTANCE LUCY CRAVEN youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs THOMAS CRAVES, Iate of Shanghai. JOHNSTONE KINOMAN-At Shanghai,, on November 18th, KENNETH WILLIAM

the wife of L. G. E. RAMAGE, of a daughter

JOHNSTONE to LUCIA KINGMAN, “ MORRISON Born:-At Shanghai, 100

November 15th, Cheri B. Most SON to ESTELLE, daughter of Mrs. H. COLLIE BOTE, of Melbourne.

DEATHSYA KINGSLEY At Shanghai, on November 17th, MAURICE KINGSLEY, infant son of Mr and Mrs. O. 8. KINGSLEY, aged 6 montha MS-At Shanghai, on November 7-17th, after a lingering illness, ELLEN

MARY Nellio), daughter of Geo. WW MISS, aged 13 years.

RAYMOND, At Shanghai, on November 18h, Mrs. RH BAYMOND, of Hong

1929.

The ancient fragment of sea-lore Was The Bishop of Victoria, in hisrivafa recalled to mind by the recent cables from chapel on Friday, licensed to affiate in Germany, which reported the fall of the the Diocess the Bay, Edward Keith WIRTE Cabines, and food riots in several Quick, H.A., S-John's Collep and places. We find ourselves speculating as Ridley-Hall, Cambridge, Mr. Cick is to whether these disturbances are the first now serving na Master st 8 Sphan's drops preceding the hurricane or, more College and was formerly Mast and happily, only a passing gust. The world's Abistant Chaplain at Bedford Scbol.. leading authorities on economice are in general- agreement that if in the near

A previous future Germany escapes a francial crash of the first magnitude something closely resembling a miracle will have occurred,

miracle" fails to operate, then vary

notification relatingto the fog signalling by diaphone at Taglan Lighthones is cancelled and the folowing

and if these experts aro right, and the substituted:-During fog a fog gu will be fired twice in quick succonevery serious disorders must be expected. The 10 minutes The diaphone being in an mark now stands at approximately 30,000 experimental stage, due notice, wil bo to the pound sterling, it has devaluated given when this is in working order 1,500 times on its original value and it is

A large audience is anticipated at St. doubtful if it can fall much further without precipitating a crisis In con- Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon this sidering depreciated currencies one is in evining at 9 o'clock to hear Mr Chris

I to give pride of place to the topher Pilkington deliver his? torn rouble, with its nominal rate of about a Pilkington is lecturer for the Bel-

lecture on Wadderings in West Africa.

clined

to the pound sterling, but Russia

The extraordinary fall of temperature took most people by surprise. A drop of on Saturday night and Sunday morning

a law unto herself in this matter.borne Society of London, and has made Her isolation from the economic life of extensive tours throughout the word. the world serves as a temporary shield ADVT. Bercening her from the full realization of what a valueless currency really means. She is at present stowing in her own juice rather wasory juice, lacking the meaty flavours of international trade, thing like thirty, degrees within 24 but still her own." Germany is in a very hours occurred, for the lowest temperature different position. She is most firmly recorded by the Observatory on Saturday omeshed in the trade wheels of the world; was 6 degrees, whereas early risers or were it not so she could work neither for the Peak, on Sunday morning, shuddered herself nor her late enemies. The furious to find the "Stephen's Ink" thermometer output from ber printing presses, coupled at the tram station recording 35 degrees. with the pressure of reparations has At this time Kowloon, thermometers were lowered the exchange value of the Mark showing 48 degrees. At 10a.m. the Upper to such a degree that Germany can Tram Station was experiencing 38 degrees.. undersell the rest of the world in a great and the lower one 50 degrees. The cause macy lines of business. She is able to of the sudden change in the weather is a do this because the external depreciation N.N.E. gale in the Formosa Channel and of the mark has run right away from it is to be feared that shipping in that its internal depreciation. A mark in vicinity had a bad time on Saturday

NEXT YEAR'S HOLIDAYS,

Germany expressed in absolute terms of night, service or goods is considerably more valuable than the same piece of paper similarly expressed in a foreign country. Consequently, though wages paid in marks have gone up in Germany they hare not soared to the same extent as the mark has depreciated in outside value.

This lack of balance cannot endurc, and the stabilization of the Mark will inevit Empire Day-Thursday, May 24thet,

ably entail a heavy reduction in German wages, whether the stabilization be ob tained through a general repudiation by the German Government, or whether it be achieved by sotie, form of international agreement. It is during this period of transition, whilst the time lag between

wages and prics is taking place, that there is danger of anarchy in Germany Such a state of affairs would be a world

hope, and in the tempest many & lesser ship of State might sink. One can only hope that the politicians of Europe will succeed, before it is too late, in removing the reparations question from the pinnacle of national jealousies, prejudices, and zuspicions, on which it now lies exposed, and reducing it to the plan of a cold-blooded business pro- position. Three years have passed and Europs still lies upon her sick bed, a malignant low fever sapping her strength. Eminent physicians consult with monotonous frequency, their pre- scriptions varying between purges and tonics; quack doctors continually air their remedies. We have heard of similar cases in private life in which the undertaker has suddenly acquired an

expected prominence,

Six performances of "The Tempest" are to be given. The dates are given in an announcement among to day's advertiso ments. Booking opens at Moutrie's

CHUTZIMMERMAN.At Shanghai, Mra F. December 1nt and early booking is

ZIMMERMAN, mother of Mrs WILLIAM advised KATZ, at the age of 76.

HONGKONG OFFICE: 104, DES Vaux Ro., C. LONDOM OFFICE: 131, FIZE STR, E.C.

MARSEILLES & LONDON

ON 'OK, ABOUT,

MAROH, 1923.

The Daily Press.

Koruraso, NuvzMBER 27TH, 1912.

THE RAIN BEFORE THE WIND Saques place.conaldorable faith fa MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co, quatrain which runs thue

"AGENTS"

11458

A Special Train de jare will run from Marscilla

connection with this steamer for the

benefit of passengers wishing,

proceed Overland to London

VISITORS TO CANTON

Bhould Purchase,

For Further particulars apply

THE PEARL RIVER

CAPTAIN C. VÆLLOYD With Illustrations, Maps and Flags

PRICE

∙1811]:

FOR SALE

$1,75

On Sale at ADAIZT, Press. Office;

feisra, KELLY & Warán, Lto,

ctors. Bizwan & Co. *** GERT MANFU Watson & Co;

"If the rain's" before the wind - Topsail halliards, you must mind ƒ

If the winds before the rain

A boilermaker's foreman employed at the Green Island Cement Works has "re- ported to the police that he was robbed by highwaymen in Gascoigne Road on Friday night. He was held up at the point of a dagger and robbed of $10.

A meeting will be held in the Cathedral Hall on Tuesday evening, November 28th,

The following public and general holidays will be observed as Government holidays in 1923

PUBLIC HOLIDAY:

GENERAL HOLIDAYS Every Sunday New Year's Day.Monday, January lit Chineso New Year's Day-Friday, February 16th.

The first week day following Chinese Now Year's Day - Saturday, Febuary 17th. Good Friday-Friday, March 30th. March 31st.

The day following Good Friday-Saturda

Easter Monday-Monday, April 2nd. The Birthday of His Majesty the King,

unices it shall be ordered by the Gover- nor, by an order published in the Gastte, that His Majesty's Birthday is to be kept on some other day, and then, such other day,

Whit Monday.Monday, May Slat The first week-day in July Monday July 2nd.

The first Monday in August.-Monday, August 6th.

The second Monday in October-Mon day, October 8th

day, November 12th

The day following Armistico Day-Mon

Christmas Day, Tuesday, December 25th. Wednesday, December 28th

The Police Magistrate's Department from 1812, Ordinance No. 5 of 1912 has been the operation of the Holidays Ordinance, excluded on January 1st March 31st, April 2nd, May 21st July 2nd, August 8th, ber 28th, October 8th, November 12th, and Decem

CORRESPONDENCE.

NUISANCE IN GLENEALY

[TO TER EDITOR OF “THE HONGKONG DALLY FRESH.JE

SIR-Plones allow me a little, space in draw the

attention of those respon- sible to a growing nuisance to manye on much a busy thoroughfares Gloanealy

Why canot one zeach office without spoiling a fifteen azide football match by Chinese school boys, or depriving Jatest

imported freak from Cant

at 9:15 pminder the auspices of the unfortunate who Impron Church of England Men's Society when many others from pestering Some of

a lecture on Dickens" will be given by these are quite familiar to passers by the

Hotel Asia Th we have Dr. T. W. Pearce. This meeting is, open

to ladies and non-members-ADVT.

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sand carriors going up the Peak often in double file

ction with a highway robbery We have ambitious schemes for

in Monmouth Path, Kennedy Road, when prevention of cruelty to animals; let us held up and robbed have a little consideration for human

'Soon you'll heist them up again. The above lines embody the undoubted a Chi LANDPR too with modern 3 storm of considerable duration is

AND, approximately 7,000 square feet a fact that if rain proccdes wind, then a by

storied brick and concrete building suitable for.

office and godown

Farther details apply

4851

2able

G. HUMPHREYS & CO

-the other hand;"

precede the ruin, no more than. squall is indicated.

a man has been beings.

ought before Mr. morning and) Criminal: Bessious

Thanking you,

Loures faithfull

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