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BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE

COLONY.

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Came of 1,000 points: Commencing 6 & 9 M.

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Seats can be sorved.

CHALLENGE ROUND

on WEDNESDAY, 16TH.

R. C. WITCHELL,

Hou. Sietary.

MONGKONG BOXING ASSOCIATION.

SIXTH TOURNAMENT OF THE SHASON

SATURDAY, APRIL 2r, at 9,13 Fall

AT THE

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Also

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BOOKING at MOUTRIES;

Members on the 24th April, 1924 Aaral Publi; from the 2th April, 1984

USUAL PRICES.

RE JOHN ROBERTS SENIOR, DECEASED.

OURSGANT to an Order of the Chancery PUR High Court of Justice

in England dated the 3rd December, 1923, and ma: in an Action In the Master of the Trusts of the Certificate for 18 Shares (Nos. 14127 to 14144 inclusive) in the liesoxoxo AND SHANG. HAI HANKING CORPORATION and of a Certificate for 8 Shares in the HasaKONG AND WHANGA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED, respectively issued 14 PRANCIS WILLIAM MITCHELL and JOHN STEWARD LAPBAIK (both stuc alecenes) Trustee for JOHN ROBERTS Roberts SENIOR and Family" Lapaik..

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19 Al. No. 3903). Wherely the following Enquiries were directed, viz:-

1. An Enquiry-who was "Joux BORINTH SENIOR" nel in the above mentionel Share Certificates whether he is

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 14TH, 1924

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ejo Hongkong Daily Press.

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Ebeg to Notify the Public of Our

WREMOVAL on the 147. APRIL

1924 into NEW PREMISES tuated in the ASIATIC PETROLEUM COMPANY'S BUILDING. 2, Queen's Road Central.

HONGKONG & KOWLOON TAXICAB CO. LTD.

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Phone No. C 1016.

NOTICE.

E have THIS DAY established Onr. W

selves as LAPORT A EXPORT And COMMISSION MERCHANTS AGENTS.

BAYER, BITZER & CO.,

2nd door, Queen's Building.

Tel. No. 46, Central

Hongkong, 10th April, 1994.

INSURANCE.

INSURANCE Lealing BRITISH COMPANY. transacting Fire, Life, Marine, Accident and Major lusurance is Open to receive Applications from Leling Finns desirous of representing & Large and louential Company in longkong and South Chin

Communications should be addressed to Bor No. 341, came of Hongkong Daily Press.

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The Spirit of the Empire

It is tlut unbroken Evenness that is so much appreciated in DEWAR'S. It is produced by the skilful blending of whiskies-old and ample DEWAR'S. is simply a mingling of good things

Members, Subscribers and those holding Privier Tickets my book Seats at the HONGKONG DEVELOPMENT, BUILD. Dewar's "White Label" and

Pavilion up to 8 p.m., on TUESDAY, 15TH, APRIL Booking thereafter will be at Mesers. StarTRIE & Co., Price-$1 each.

Ticket holders are requested to consult Plan

[037 ou Back of Tickets,

THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE SECOND EXTRA RACE

ING AND SAVINGS SOCIETY, LTD.

IST.

horn, third,

together

PPLICATION has bera male to this Conway to issar to the Hon. Mr.CHAU KIE KI. of Hongkong, Duplente Certifi caux for Twa Thousand Five Hundred Shares annbend 006 00700, in this Company, 00:55, 0007, 04ten ING will be held (weather permitting) Original Certificates Nor. O, at HAPPY VALLEY

5 SATURDAY 1910 and 100557, 00858, dated 20ml January, 1924 MONDAY, APRIL codmencing at with relative Transfer Deels attached, hate 3. each Day. The First bell will be rang been LOST or MISLAID; and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that if within Thirty at 2.30 PM.

Days from the Date hereof No Claim or Re prestation is respect of auth Original Certi ficats are made to this Company, we will then proceed to deal with such Application.

to

The Charge for ulnission to the Public Enclosure will be $1. Soldiers and Sailor in uniform bail price,

Members are advised that they must show their Season Tickets to obtain admission to the Alemben Enclosure

Finch member has the right of introducing non-members to the dealers' Enclosure. tickets for whom can be obtained from fesse. LASATEAD & DAVs at & each up to Friday, April, 15th.

The Stewards invite the lies of Hongkong to be present.

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SERVICO CONSULAR PORTUGUES. NOTIFICATION.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

living or trust and if he is draws le N° ALTION will be held at

led and who are his legal personal re- presentatives ..

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Au Eaging-wbeth the sail Jons ROBERTS SENIOs was over-married and if so when where ami to whom he was married and whether his Wife is living or del and if deal when she died and who are her, legal perusal mqrésentatives? As Enquiry--whether the mil Jous Konekt Sesea had any ani (if x) what Children and wheth any of much Children and which of thein are deal when they did and who are their legal personal reprawntives?

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this TRESTRY OFFICE on THURSDAY, the 15TH MAY, 14, at 11 for the sale of the OPIUM MONOPOLY in Macao, for a period of three years extending from 14 July, 1924, to 10th June, 197.

Particulars as to the condition of safe may be in at the Portuguese Consulate in Hong- kong Bad at this Treasury Office Dater at the Treasury Office of the Province of Macuo the Hut. March, 1924.

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ANTONIO DE MEIRELLES,

• Director.

MACAO GOVERNMENT. SALE OF ONE" MOTOR BOAT AND

POLICE LAUNCE THE "ALMIRANTE LACERDA“

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Persons claiming to be entitled wider the Enquiries or having any information with regand there an: on or before the 2ND DAY or JULY, 1924, to mail by Post Prepaid to ARTHUR EDWARD HEATLEY, Member

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 20TH MAY Next, at 230 x, of the Firm of BROOKS JENKINS, AND C ́ex Solicitors of 10, Golliman Street, Doctors

WILL BE SOLD at the MACÃO NAVAL YARD, their fall Christian and the andermentioned Vale, which are no GH, Loaden, L., the

particulars of Adhireare and Surnames,

longer suitable for the Naval service of this their Claims or in default thereof they will be Colony.

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or the

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MBAL

excluded from any benefit under Enquiries under the said Order unless the Court otherwise orders. Claimants are by their Solicitors before to attenul

personally or

of the MASTER KEEN at the Chaziers

Royal Courts of Justice THURSDAY,

Judge Room.

trad.

London,

the

7 LY, 1924, at 15 ore in the

J7b AFTERNOON

HULL, ENGINES AND BOILERS "OF THE POLICE LAGNIH ALMIRANTE LACERDA with the following characteristics: Hull with Plank, Fraqet mal Keel in Teakwool"

140," Length overall Maximam draught hit

sour being the Time appoints for all Fittings

Engine Compound" System complete with

H.P. yller 111" Stroke 16

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"pon the Claims, A Caluinut not limirical-Lươngth. 100" Diameter

in England or Wales must end with

particulars of his Claim the Nase and Addr78. Speel 10 knots. Displacements-alont

of a Person in England or Wales to whom Notices to the Claimant can be sent.

Datii this Brd day of the March, 1224.

A. KEEN.

Master, BROOKS, JENKINS AND CO.,

17, Gollima Street, Doctors Caumous, London, ECA, Solcitors for the Plaintiffs.

107 Tanx

MOTOR BOAT with B.HP. Fay and Bowen Engine; Hall in China" Pine, Frans in Tesk.

DOLENSION: 274" x 70" x 23" Spetur: & känte

The above late ean e inspected at tha Macas Naval Yard any day and are to be Soll under the present caditions:

The Terulers for the Boats shall be Sealed

For, HONGKONG DEVELOPMENT, BUILDING AND SAYINGS SOCIETY. LTD., EDWARD B. RAYMOND,

Secretary. Hongkong, 3rd April, 1924

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FOR SALE.

1988

GO B.H.P. POWER PLANT. THIS Plaat consists of the following, all in TWorking Omer, having just recently teen in Fall C

(A). Four Mood" Gas Prslucers capable

of generating 400,000 cubic feet of Gan per hour of 140 BT.C. per cubic foot complete with Washers, Cooling Tower, Serabbers, Centrifugal Cleaners, Blower Motors, l'iping, etc., Coal Elevator and Charging Plant.

(B) Two "Cockerill" Horizontal cylinder Tandem Douide Acting Type C Eng.

es, 1,000 B.H.P. ench and Two sane type cylinder Engines of 500 B.H.P. Park, all the above made by Richanso WESTGARTH & Co. England. Engine complete with Air Starting Plant,

Electric Igmiliton, Water, Cooling Pumps and Setor Tarning Gear, Motors, etc.

(C) Twe Dynamos by Diet Kenn & Co.. England, having an output of 750 K.W. each at 250 volts when driven at 120 revolutions, also Two Similar Dynamos of 37% K.V. each, complete

with Switch-boards, and Instruments, etc.

For further particulara, zpply to-

MISS. BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents,

152

The TAROO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING

Co, or Hexarong, LTD. Mongkou, 29th March, 1924.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED.

Fox LEITH, MIDDLESBRO, ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

"Victoria Vat"

as supplied to the Houses Commons. of Lords and By Royal appointment to His Majesty The King.

SOLE AGENTS

A. S. WATSON

CO., LTD.,

Wine and Spirit Merchants

ESTABLISHED 1841.

BIRTH. FUXMAN-At Shanghai, on April 7th, Mr. and Mrs CHAS. FUNMAN, daughter.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT..

to

Mrs. SIN TAK, FAN AND FAMILY thank all friends for their many kind expres- ions of sympathy in their recent sad

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Hongkong Office: 1a, Chater Rond. Landon Office: 131, Fleet Street,

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The Daily Press.

HONG KONG, Arsi 19ru, 1924.

The Rev. T. W., Pearer, the Rev. A. D Stewart, Mesars S. W. To and A. F B. Silva-Netto have been re-appointed aubers of the Hoard of Education for a further period of two years,

the Peace in 1924 (36 Celala and 108" non-Officialy and also a list of Authorised Architects in the Colony who number 70. Mr. Perry Cox is taking charge on

Apart from the boldness of the enter prise, the chief interest of the attack, for all sen-faring ten, and the publië gener ally, lies in its bearing upon the efficiency of the new regulations for piracy preven

The current ique of the Gaperament tion The outrage clearly shows that the desperadoes are not deterred by a know-ingette contains a list of the Justices of ledge of the fact that the ships are now and that the cuoning in "convoys" armed guard has been strengthened, especially on the mother ship," which was the very ship, in this instance, singled out by the pirates for their adventure. the Shanghai offre of the Canadian The outstanding feature of the story of Pacific Steamship as general agent, as this attack is that the scheme of de- Mr. N. LevusSmith is proceding Home fence with which the ship is provided on April 21st by the Fuprias of Af under the new Regulations, served, to Pralin fail the attempt of the pirate to bench the vessel in order that their confederates ashore could assist in plundering it. But Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery of the University of Hongkong, while the guard of ten own, under a British police sergeant, concentrated on has been added to the Register of Medient the protection of the bridge, so that Practitioners entitled to practies in the

Colony. interference wy the pirates with the navigation of the vessel was prevented,

The ne

of Yue "Mae Kwong,

Mr. Charlton, General Passenger Agent the pirates. Pushed the engine-room lay for the Northern Paciñe Railways, was way of the stakehold, compelled the a passanger on the President Jeffersna engineer on duty to stop the engines which left for Manila on Saturday, Ha

firemen and the

to Beaw the fires, in the Orient on business and is accom- And in ten minutes the ship would panied by his wife.

Fortunately

have been without steam.

It notified in the Government Gazette the vessel appears to have been as that satisfactory proof of the appoint- gated past the spot where the pirates intended to beach her, just in time, and ment of M. Francois M. Saliou to be Procureur General des Missions Etrat realising that the game was up there in Hongkong has been produced ta gang dived overbond and culgavoured H.E this Government, to swim ashore through the fusillude, of ' bullets which the ship's giard, poured upen then Some of them are believed to have been killed by the rifle fire, but the jurity apparently reached the shore to ponder over the failure of their adventure,

The final of the Hongkong Billiards. Championship will be played to-morrow avraing, commencing at 6 p.. and 9 p.m. between R. Luz and P. Evanovich; the Challenge Round on Thursday, when the winner will meet A. J. Omand (Title Holder). The games are of 1,000 up.

Many friends in Hongkong will gift learn that news has reached the Colony of the death of Capt. Chas. S. Benning, D.SO. R.N., Capt. Benning left the China Station dat long ago after having en stationed her about two years in H.M.S. 7, in charge of submarines, His death occurred at Fort Blockhous Portsmouth,

On Friday night, His Excellency and Lady Stubbs entertained the following to dim-Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Holyoak. Hoa, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, Colonel Russell Brown. Capt. and Mrs. Dickens, Lieut.- Col. Montague Bates, Dr. and Mrs. "Addison Major T. T. Oakes, Mr. and 3, Shenton, Mr. and Mr. Taggart Moos. et Mmm Talastic, and Mr. B. Melbourne.

We report in another column that at at joint meeting of the China Const Officers Quill and the Marine Engineers' Guild, held yesterday morning, it was resolved that the Kongmoon steamers shall not snil until a

proper escort for them is ". What provided by Hs Mujesty's Navy." this resolation amounts to is, of course, that the British officers and engineers on these ships will be withdrawn by order of their guilds until this escurt is pro vied. We presume there is nothing to prevent the ships running under another fing and with rompetent officers of another nationality, but the fat of the guilds forces a decision by the Naval Authori- ties, one way or the other, on subject which has been under their considera tion for some time. The Commodore Moscow, Leningrad. and Paris, spending informed the Chamber of Commerce, last a few days at each place before going, un London, where he spent the greater Jane that, with the number of gunboats part of March and is now spending a few it is not practicable to increase woke in Northern California before - available

turning to China.

the number of patrols of His Majesty's gunboats in the Canton Delta without prejudice to other necessary patrols. "The unsettled state of affairs in South Chinn generally," he wrote, "requires the gunboats to be continually on the move

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Mr. W. H. Donald, formerly of Hong- kong and co-Dinetor of the Bureau of Economic Information, Peking, who left Pking on February 5th, has been to

The seventh annual general meeting of the Society of St. George, Hongkong, takes place at the City Hall at..15 p.m. to-day. The Committee's report states that at the December 31st, 1923, cash end of the year to balance in hand stood at 3900; in addition the sun of 81,700 is on fixed deposit. Cover a wide area, and a concentration Several calls were made on the Society for assistance and grants to the sum of $157.3 were given. Sixty-two new mem-

ictal to 560, i bers, joined the the Society, bringing tha

in any one place or on any one beat would be inadvisable and could only be maintained for a short period in a special We understand that the eirergency.

Dr. James P. Lichtenberger, Profesor Officers' Guilds have made strong repre-

of Sociology in the University of Penny- sentations to the Home Authorities onania, and his wife are passengers on the

They are on

the subject, in connection with the new rendent Jefferson.

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THE LATEST PIRACY AND Piracy Regulations, and this decision to pleasure trip to China, Japan, Philip- "strike," so far as the Kongmoon runes, Singapore, Java and Australia After raining a few days in Manila ITS LESSONS.

is concerned, until a naval escort is Dr. Lichtenberger, will go to Singapor provided is, no doubt, calculated to im- for a short time, then to Java for a it few days in Australia and the Hawaiin press the, Admiralty and the Imperial couple of werks. He propose spending Islands and expects to arrive Home in time for the opening of the University in September.

The Rev. J. H. Lewin of the Wesleyan Church, Singapore, passed away in the porning. Owing to continual ill braith the fat, M. Lewin was compelled so have Singapore, and contemplated a hip

SENION relew to in the sail and went to this Office up to the 19TH MAY I will be almittel after the Goods about the ships they design to attack that tions cannot in themselves; be regarded | French Hospital, Hongkong, on Friday

Noris suggested that the Jons

Devopow

UBERTS

Mra NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. The Steamship "DACRE CASTLE,” FROM NEW YORK AND NEW FORT- NEWS.

The Balance of the Purchase Money must be paid by the Successful Bidders within 24 hours from the Acceptance, and the Boats removed within 8 Days,

OTHER MATERIALS considered anrait able for the same Naval Yand, will be put up to Public Auction on the occasion, and the Removal of the same must be Immediately after the Payment.

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be

with his wife, to California.

On the

THE daring, piratieal attack' on the river steamer Tai L-for the second time in The Stonship BETVRACKIE”

three months-must be regarded; as ex- Government generally with the urgency ONSIGNEES of Curgo are hereby inform-

el that all goods are lajing landed at their pressing the contempt of the pirate gangs of the question. The Committee of the risk into the haririons and or extra hazardous for the Government's new regulations for Hongkong General Chamber of Com. Clowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf the prevention of pirauy. Pirates "have merce last November gave formal expres

Co., Ltd, whene, an-l/or from the And Godown

shown themselves to be so well informed sion to the view that the Pirney Regula wharves, delivery may be obtained.

No claims

the Godowns, und ali Goods remaining

we cannot suppose that the gang that as sufficient measures for the adequate mil after the 17th instant, will be undelierel

attacked the Tai Lre on Friday night protection of British trade and shipping, ject to rrat.

All Claim sainst the Steamier must be

were entirely ignormat of the fact that and urged the Colonial Government to

grew worse, and he was taken direct to was one Juux Roskars who died on

The said Tenders must be accompanied by a

thi French Hospital upon arrival beres cf SU for the Launch prevented to the Enderaged on or before 1st the In July, 1886, at levou ort and Remittance

she was the "mother ship" of convoy, co-operate with it in representing, with voyage frum Singapore, his cundition lived at one time at Singapore and timinta Incent and 89.00 for the Motor-May, or they will not be axanimed.

All broken, chafel and damaged Goods are to and therefore would have, for one thing, the utmost urgency, the need for im-

late fr. Lewin though he had not spent Hongkong and afterwards at Kingsand boat which will be: Hetrand to inxusteful

De Welt in the Godowns, where they will

a stronger armed guard on board than mediate substantial increase in Naval Huseumbed shortly afterwards. Tho more than two years in Singapor, was hear Plymouth, at Liverpool and bidders after the Auction."

and who had a daughter, a

craminal on the 17th instant, at 10a.m.

either of the two other ships that pre-patrolling and the establishment of the [es

No Fire Insurance has been offret Bill of Lading will le counersigned by

ceded her from Kongmoon. What special patrolling service as one fully efficient very popular there expecially with Service Happy Valley on Saturday afternoon, the GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD..

Among Amtr

object they had in again attacking the in the conditions obtaining in Colonial men. His remains were laid to rest at ret Hongkong, 11th April, 194

Tai Ler we have yet to learn. It was and neighbouring waters." The Colonial Rev. Clouston Porri officiating. stated in the early part of last week that Secretary promised that these views those present at the funeral was Mr. C. Mackenzie & Co, agents of the British the pirate lair which the "Canton Com- would be placed before the Commander Hose, representing Messrs, Mackinnon,

in-Chief of the China Station fer his India. Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.... missioner for the Suppression of Piracy consideration, but, so far as we

aware, no material change in the position. H. Scott, manager of Mer

A complimentary dinner was given ko with a large military force under his

Mustard & Co., on Friday night, in view bas yet resulted. control, burnt out at Cheungchow, near

of his impending departure for home, by Whampoa, contained many pirates who

a few of his indimale friends. A com- participated in the attack of the Tui Len in January, when the British Captain of

pany of about twenty hat down to a chrrent repast served in the private. room of the Hongkong Hotel. The chair the ship was murdered, and that several

was occupied by Mr. W. A, Dowley and of these pirates were among those the

the vice-chair by Mr. C. Edgeurbe: The troops succeeded in capturing. Whether

decorations were carried out with rd dahlias, the canilglabra, being treated to on red silk. After the loyal toast, match, while the menus were printed in the Chairman proposed the health of the guest of the evening, to whose many quali On Friday last, Lody Stubbs held atles be paid a glowing tribule. A part meeting, at Government House, of a numing gift those present gave Mr. Scult n Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott and their chil ber of ladies who have kindly undertaken very handsome inscribed silver cigar box. to sell tickets for the St. Dunstan's Ball ren are having for Home by the City of

Cura on Thursday, on the 5th April.

..that all Good argo are hereby informs Marinha Colonial em Macau, 5 de Abril de 1924

NONSIGNEES of

are being landed at their

Secção de Administraçi e Contabilidade de

O Chefe da Secção, CARLOS LUZ,

10th ten da AN.

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NOTICE

risk into the Godowas of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co, Ltd, Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.

Optional Carge will be forwarded unless

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the contrary be given before 14th No 437 for 500 shares wa notica

to justant

No claims will be admitted after the Goods CorreN MILLS LTD, in the name of Mr. EZRA have left the Godowns, and all Goods ABRAHAM of Hongkong together with a remaining undelivered after the 20th inst, duly excented transfer deed purporting to

assign the said shares has been Lost: will be subject to reat

The said shares are the property Undersigned and application has been daly made to

All claims against the steamer must be

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of the

presected to the Undasigned on or before under the Company for the issue of a

will not be recognized. or they

The 30th instand

to be left in the Godowns, where they will be The

public

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broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are Duplicate Serip, therefore wamul against deal. examined on the 18th inst, at 10 am, by ng with the said Shares without reference to the Undersignal. Any person having any knowledge as to the whereabouts of the said Hatip is askel to communicate with the Under- signed.

ar Burveyors, Mesa GODDARD & Dopezas.

No Fire Insurance has been affected Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Aguata.

Hongkong, 14th April, 1924.

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ELLIS & CO. No. 2 Home Street

TO-DAY

AT

2.30, 6.15, 7.15 ASD 915 P.M.

"POOR MEN'S

WIVES.”

this latest attack was intended by the

are

The name of Mr. Andrew S., Mill has been added to the list of Authorised Architects, in the Colony.

The automatic telephone system has imen pirates to show their defiance of these decided upor for some of the Tokyo dis attempts to exterminate them, or whether triets to repace the manual system der some exceptional opportunity for enrich-troyed by the earthquake, ment by plünder offered, the reports do not disclose. The pirates, we are told, robbed the passengers of their valuables, but they failed to get pussession of the THE CORONET. [key of the ship's sale,

black