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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1927.

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The Chamier Cabaret Company, of which Miss Aileen Woods is a member, has had a very success- ful season in Shanghai, playing before full houses at the Carlton Theatre for a matter of two weeks. The party are now in Tientsin.

GOVERNOR OF MAÇÃO'S VISIT.

THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.

TRIPS ROUND. THE 'ISLAND AND NEW TERRITORIES.

history,

conditions Bishop Valtorta has left for euphemistically referred to as the Walchow. He will be absent for birth pangs of a new nation which about two weeks. must endure hardship and misery before, the national resolution..isi stevied into an determination to eliminate the worst clements and o allow the emergence of the good, There are, however, no signs what ever on the horizon, after fifteen years, of any happy solution of the disorder. The most ardent patriot. The marriage took place at the official visit to the Colony this should such a person exist, would Presbyterian Church, Singapore. week-end and will stay from Satur- find it diffsult at the present day last Wednesday, of M. Robert

day to Monday at Government George Macadam, M.C., of Perman to secure a hearing. The people Estate, Johore, son of Mr. and House. It is possible the visit may have been deluded so often by the Mrs. J. Macadam, of Cambuslang. be prolonged beyond Monday in

aceking jadividuals.

As already announced R.E. the Governor of Macao is paying an

ITEROUGE the Courtesy of the Issue of $3,000,000 Hong Kong Currency Six Portent SCOTCH WHISKY high sounding scntiments of self- Gissgow, to Miss Marie Bures which case His Excelisney' will stay

Hose Kore AxTSEMENTS, LTD.,

the NAVY LEAGUE will hold their ANNUAL CONCERT at 9.30 rx. on FRIDAY, 2181 UCTOBER in, the QUEEN'S THEATRE.

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Bonds to Beurer being part of the $5,000,000 Loan authorised by the Public Works Loan Ordinance, 1927.

OF GREAT AGE.

The Proceeds of the Loan will be applied to the AWARDED 50 COLD AND purposes specified in the Schedule.

The Principal and Interest on the Loan are guaranteed by the Government of Hong Kong and are secured by the Revenue of the Colony.

PRICE OF ISSUE-100 PER CENT.

INTEREST PAYABLE-1ST MAY AND IT NOVEMBER. FIRST COUPON FOX FULL SIX MONTHS INTEREST PAYABLE-1ST MAY, 1988.

Principal repayable at par--on_1st November, 1938, or, at the option of the Government of Hong Kong, principal may be wholly or partially repaid at any time after the 31st October, 1939, by Drawings of Bands of such denominations and to such respective total nominal values as the Governor may determine.

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PRIZE MEDALS.

The atmos Ormiston Paterson, daughter of

phere has become so poisoned, that Mr. and Mrs G. D. Paterson, of for a few days either at the Hong forward for fear of being identified good men cannot possibly come Dundes. The Rev. T. G. Gibson Kong Hotel or the Repulse Bay

officiated.

with the rabble who are busy. ruin-

A Chinese constable named Cho. ing the country and enriching Ying was yesterday morning charg themselves. The Nationalist move-ed before Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the ment which won the whole hearted Central. Magistracy with miscon- support of a large section of the ducting himself as a constable, by associating with thieves and shar- ing in the proceeds of a séries

VICTORIA Community

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Hotel

The Governor of Macao will be Accompanied by Madame and Mlle. Tamagnini Barbosa, by the A.D.C., Licut. Abreu, and the Chief of Staff, Comdr, Almeida Pinheiro. The party will arrive by the Patriu on Saturday morning and will land

through its disgracefit connection of larcenies and pocket picking at Queen's Pier where there will be a distinguished gathering to meet them.

The HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION, Hong Kong, SCOTCH WHISKY Chinete principles in order to

aje instructed by the Government of Hong Kong to receive subscrip- tions for the above Iban.

The Bends will be issued in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000, payable to Bearer with balf-yearly interest coupons attached payable 1st MAY and 1ar NOVEMBER at the office of the Hong KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION," Hong Kong.

Application will be received by the Horo Koxo AND SHANDRAL BANKING CORPORATION, Hong Kong, from whom the necessary printed forms can be obtained. Such applications must be for $1,000 or ang multiple thereof and be accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent of the amount applied for.

fences.

On the application of Detective Sergeant Baker, the ac- cused was remanded until Monday.

A salute will be fred from the Signal Hill Saluting Battery At Shanghai last Tuesday even- Madame Barbosa, Mile, Barbosa ing Mr. M. P. Ferguson, aged 2g, and Capt. Dowbiggin, A.D.C., will chants steamer langurah, lost his where Lady Clementi, Madame fourth engineer of the Chias Mergo direct to Government House

life through drowning. He missed Albuquerque, the wife of the his footing while stepping into a Portuguese Consul and Mrs. Dow- sampon which was waiting to take biggin will receive them. H.E the him and other officers ashore, fell Governor of Macao will be intro. into the river and was not seen again. Mr. Ferguson's father is well known in China shipping circles, having been many years out Exit.

with the Russian Communists. The relationship between the two parties reflects not so much on the Bolshe viks as upon the Chinese who were willing to embrace, temporarily, doctrines that were, subversive of

secure financial assistance. The As supplied to the Houses of Nationalist policy which seeks to Lords and Commons. win the approval of the world must be judged by the ordinary canons

duced by H.E. the Governor of of right and wrong, The official

Hong Kong to the Civil Naval, approval of Bolshevik doctrines and

Military and Air Force Officials at then the official rejection of them,

Queen's Pier and will then inspect after. they had eerved their im-

the Guard of Honour After the mediate purpose, shows such a

Opening at the Queen's Theatre inspection the party will proceed to callous indifference to truth and to-day is The Masked Bride," Government House. On arrival at honesty that even now the official which Mae Murray wears most cost-

a story of night life in Paris, in Government House a Guard of attitude is viewed by the foreigner ly and gorgeous clothes and jewels. Honour, provided by the Portu ̈·

There is no sin-at the World Theatre Constance guese Company of the Hong Kong with 'buspicion.

Talmadge and Ronald Coleman,

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event of partial allotment the surplus amount paid as deposit will be appropriated towards the payment of the balance due on allotment.

The balance dug on allotment, must be paid on or NOVEMBER 1, 1927.

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3. Other public works

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own at the Queen's Theatre. At a picture which was previously

whatever in Chinese protestations of good faith.. The denunciation by the Star Theatre there will open, the Nationalists of the so-called and run to Saturday "Sea Horses,

alled starring Brett Young. It is a pic evil ways of the foreigners can ture taken on the East Coast of

Africa. never carry any conviction. It is obviously merely a means to dis tract attention from the appalling internal conditions of the country. Until there arises a group of men

1935. capable of asserting their authority

and, freed from the corrupting in fuences that pervade the atmos phere surrounding the present leaders there is not the alightest hope of China achieving any posi- tion in the world. Individual Chinese may still command the respect, sympathy and friendship of European people but China, as a nation, has sunk so low in the moral sphere that there is no one to do her honour. It is tragic that a nation, potentially so strong,

CHINA AND WORLD OPINION..

THERE is nothing more pathetic. in the world at the resent time than the picture of Chinese affairs as presented in the published daily record. In a Bolae paper, fust to hand, we notice that a correspon- dent gives a description of one of

the war areas, adding that no should actually be so lightly esteem-, purpose would be served in detailed.

ing the names of the generals and principal officials as doubtless in a

WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's weather report, fore cast and remarks, issued by the Royal Observatory at 0.25 p.m., stated:-

Anti-cyclones cover the Sea of Japan and Central China.

The typhoon is shown as de pression over N. Indo-China.

LOCAL FORECAST:-N.E. winds, moderate, cloudy,

TYPHOON WARNING.

A report from Manila Observa, fory of yesterday, 8 am, states:

Typhoon in about 110deg. Long and 17deg. Lat. N., moving

E.

West

"NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH."

"Nothing But the Truth was presented by the Forbes Russell Comedy Company at the Theatre There will be a meeting of the Royal last night. The Company

OFFICES mouth's time they would all have Legislative Council this afternoon, are concluding their season at the

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the warring factions and have

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The annual meeting of the Kow. loon Football Club will be held

day, at 8 pm.

Theatre on Saturday, but are ap pearing at the Star Theatre, Kow loon, next week.

This farce by James Montgomery brimful of fun, and provides a laugh from start to finish,

spected.

Official Arrangements, SATURDAY:—Tillin and dinner at: Government House. Reception et Club Lusitano at 5 p.m.

SUNDAY: H.E. the Governor of Hong Kong and party and H.E. the Governor of Macso fad party will leave Government House at 11:40 am. for Queen's Pier where they will embark in the Fictoria for Kowloon. They will leave by the noon train for Sheung Shui and proceed from there by motor carto the Royal Hong Kong Club where luncheon will be served.After luncheon the party will return to Kowloon vid Castle Peak. .E. the Governor of Macao and perty will dine with Mr. and Mra, Albu- querque at 451 The Peak...

MONDAY:H.E. the Governor of Macao and party will motor round the island via Shaukiwan, Stanley, Aberdeen and thence to the Com- modore's bungalow vid "Stübbe Road where they will have luncheon.

· LEFT· HONG KONG.

ON THE PRESIDENT

LINCOLN."

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SOME OF THE PASSENGERS,

A in every play the Company have yet staged here the acting wat good. The characters have been well divided up and Miss April The President Lincoln-je££ ' Vivian was as usual a great success. Hong Kong last night for Seattle,

To-night the

Company stage Eleanor Bobson and Harriet Ford's vid ports, and among the passengers Bishop Valtorta left on Wedner-In the Next Room," which was board were:--

St. day for Weichow. He will be absent originally produced at the for about two weeks.

Martin's Theatre, London, and to- morrow they give Pego My Heart" and on Saturday "Fallen Angels.

abou

endeavoured to follow the constant, One Chinesc case of cerebro- ly changing political, and military spinal fever was reported on Wed-

nesday, situation know how true this is.

The Manchu dynasty was over- APPLY S. J. DAVID & CO. thrown because the rulers had be come effete. With the fall of that House a new era was to begin and. the nation, purified of re-actionary forces and determined to follow progressive policy, was expected to stand higher in the estimation of

The "Datine" Orchestra" will the world than it had even done play during dinner at "Lane," previous to 1911. But what is the Crawford's Bestaurant on Satur- THE STROLLINGTM PLAYERS. actual_position ? Nothing that the day night Manchus did, or left undone, wrought so much damage t

Id celebration of Confucius to "the

Birthday the Sincere. Company, Chinese people as the actions of Ltd. will suspend business to-day those who have succeeded to the except on their roof garden, where positions of power. Instead of there will be special decorations for unity, disintegration and chaos the occasion and Chinese musical have spread throughout the length entertainment day and night. and breadth of the land. Thero is no sign of any amelioration of the lot of the people, but rather -a-

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Mr. and Mrs. U. Spalinger, travelling to Shanghai Mr. Spal- inger is a large silk shipper vit Dollar Live and is the Head of Messrs. U. Spalinger & Company, Canton.com

Mr. J.-A. Guan, representative of H. J. Hainz & Co., Pure Food Last night there was a better Products, Chicago, returning to the attendance at Lee Theatre when United States after a businees trip on the programme with which they the Oriental. Strolling Players put to the Orient.* opened with on Tuesday night. Edents of Batavia, Java, returning

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Snow, re-

"Those who have attended their to the U.9. on furlough. Will enjoyed them and a pleasing future the President Cleveland for San performances have thoroughly stopover in Japan and wait for is the frequent changes in reper- Francisco, toire.

Mr. W. E. Thommen, represents- The solo dances are particularly tive of the Scelety of Chemical good, and the classical numbers are industry in Easle, Ewitzerland, re- excellent

turning to Shanghai.“

Mr. F. Edmondson, travelling tô Shanghai, Mr. Edmondson is the Johnson and Johnson, the well- known firm, muntacturing surgics

upplies,

The Ballet act is also well worth seeing.

The 1st Northamptonshire Band have proved very popular and their contributions are very much look-

steady growth of vice, of deceit a being given to-night in the Great, under Mr. W. Cresswell, LLAM Oriental representative of Messrs. lying until now they are practised Hall of St. Stephen's Girls College in China on a scale unsurpassed (Lyttelton Road), beginning at

anywhere in the world and prob-eight o'clock. There will be light ably unequalled at any time in refreshments.

ed forward to.

The company are appearing until Saturday.

Mr. Rudolf Strand, Swiss journ Palist travelling to Bhanghai.