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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th, 1929.

EXCHANGE RATES.

MONEY & MARKETS.

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.)

THE HONG KONG. SHARE MARKET.

RUGHY, Jan, 17th.

Paris

STEADY AND «. MODERATELY

Brussels

194.03 34,905

ACTIVE.

"Amsterdam

Berlin

12.09 90,408

Copenhagen

13.155

Vienna

34.505

Helsingfors

102)

110

809

MESSRS, BENJAMIN & POTTS"

REPORT.

Messrs Benjamin & Potts' in their Weekly Share Report stuto that during the week the local mar- ket has kept very steady and moderately active. The bulk of the shares changing hand, is small, but prices on the whole have been well maintained, and rates how little change from those recorded last week.

Hong Kong and Shanghaj Banks advanced up to $1,385, but have eased off slightly owing to the Lon don price weakening, buyers "there not offering more than £146.10/."

Unions are ruling.strong with buyers at 8371.

Cantons were negotiated "at the improved price of $885 and Hong Kong Fires at 8783.

Hong Kong, Canton and Macao Steamboats have further declined to $271. This is no doubt due to the rumour that a Chinese syndicate is putting a couple of fast steamers on the Canton run.

"Deferred" Indo-Chinas have remained steady at 890 and the "Preferred" shares are wanted at $30.

Kowloon Wharves are asked for at the reduced rate of $132, bus these are no shares except at higher rate..

Whampoa Docks show a slight im- provement and were taken off the -market at $41.

Shanghai Docks continue in de mand at Tls. 107.

...

China Providents are a shade easier, buyers offering 83.05.

Lisbon

Bucharest Buenos Aires Shanghai "Yokohama

New York........... Geneva

47: 13/32 2/1

1/101

4.83

93,92

"Milsa

02.095

Stockholm ..............

19.143

Oslo

19.195

Prague

1631

Madrid

Athens

Rio

Bombay

Hong Kong Silver (spat) Silver (forward)

99.705 373

599/30

1/0 1/39

2/0 26

CINEMA NEWS.

"THE SMART SET" COMING

TO QUEEN'S.

William. Hainsa, ja to be seen at the Queen' to-morrow in a breezy story of love and sport, “ The Smart Set." The story of a mil

·lionaire's son whose self assurance, first wins him a place on the pole. team and then loses for him his father's respect, his position and the girl he loves. Alice Day as the heroine makes a good foil for Haines particular method of love making and it is from these sequences that most of the laughs Arise. Thrilling scenes of great polo matches give particular in. terest to the picture.

The Patsy Returning To

Queen's.

Due to the favourable opinions expressed by many members of the audiences wben "The Patsy " screened at the Queen's the manage-

Green Island Cements "Combin jed" have again come into favour

and sales have taken place at $101.ment has decided to show it again LangkatsCombined" have ad- at that theatre on Tuesday next- vanced to Ts, 11 in sympathy for one day only. "Patsy" is a with the improved Rubber position: girl who, despite her many worries, Ewos were dealt in early in the persista in seeing humour in every- week at Tls 13.20 but have since thing. King Vidor, who directed the picture introduces several novel lapsed to a nominal quotation.

There are buyers of Shanghai and amusing situations. An inter- Cottons at Tla 65 and Testing feature of the film is the im for the Old and Now shares respec- several well known movie stars in- personation by Misa Davies, of tively..

and Mae Murray. cluding Pola Negri, Lillian Gish

Hongkew Wharves were placed at

Tis 155

Hong Kong Government 6 per cent. Loan have dee put through at 4_premium.

Exchange. The TT. rate on Lon- dan to-day is 2/0 and on Shanghai 784.

Forward Settlement Days 20ta

"KEEP MOVING." ́

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Monday At The Star. The Fred Coyne musical comedy company will make their first local

Denie Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels January, 2nd February and 95th appearance at the Star Theatre on

SOLE AGENTS:

JOHN D. HUTCHISON & CO.

BY KIND PERMISSION OF

[A.P.3, 1]"

CAPY, HOPWOOD, C.B.E.-A.D.C. AND OFFICERS

THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF

H.M.S. * HËRMES ”

WILL PLAY SELECTIONS OF"

CLASSICAL & POPULAR

MUSIC

IN

LANE, CRAWFORD'S RESTAURANT,

ON

MONDAY, January 21st,

From 5.15 till 7.16

YOUR-CHEMIST STOCKS THEM Packed in distinctive tin boxes containing 402&1b.

p.m..

(7235

Smoking does not always

soothe

Too much smoking gives rise to throat-irritation with its attendant discomforts. There is nothing better than the 'Allenburys' Glycerine and Black Currant Pastilles, to allay this irritation and clear the voice. Their delicious flavour refreshes the palate and renders the next pipe or cigarette more enjoyable.

Allenbury's

ALLEN & HANBURYS LI¿.

Incorporatza in Englaad

40 Canton Road, Shanghai

Cheering & PASTILLES

Black Current

TELL THE SHROFF

to make out à Chit for $7.50 and send it with your Home Address to 11, Ice House" Straat. In return, we will send you the Weekly Pren for: Six Months.

FELIX HAT SHOP

NEW YEAR

SALE NOW ON

HATS, FROCKS

and Novelties at Bargala Prices.

7, ICE HOUSE STIGET,

Bond Koro..

TEL 0.6294.

came to business at 89.35.

Hong Kong Lands are again frm- er and are in request at $85.

Humphreys Estates are wanted at $14.80.

Hong Kong Tramways continué weak and were sold down to 920.30. Hong Kong Electries have been in good demand and have been dealt in at 834 and 352.85 for the Old and New shares respectively.

"Star" Ferries have changed bands at 974 and a few more shares are obtainable at this rate,

China Lights closed weaker and are available at $19.95

Union Waterboats have buyers at $24.

Telephones "Old" are still in de"] mand and can be placed at 87.10.

Dairy Farms are alightly easier and can be had at $211.

March, 1999.

Monday 9.13 p.m. with "Keep Moving" which has been described UNION WATERBOAT CO., LTD. as a non-stop revue." The follow-

The Net balance at Frofit and Loss. Account for the year ending 31st December, 1928, of the above i 847,613.81, which "amount the members of the Consulting Com mittee will, at the approaching eeting of shareholders, recommend to be allocated as follows:-

L

To pay a dividend of

$1.25 per share” ................. $34,633.75 To pay a bonus of 23 cents per share... To carry forward to

New Account

6,930.76

6,231,31

847,815.81.

ing critique recently appeared in a laugh, the person or the joke must Rangoon paper, To make 115 be funny, and the essential factor in a revue is its, provision for humour. Fred Coyne is funny, both in himself and in his jokes. His is the personality of the come- dian: one does not laugh at him but with him, although at first sight of him one is moved to mirth.. In Keep Moving" he is perfectly incorrigible, and, whether he poses As the slighted husband, the stage hand, or a crook, he plays the role in the same droll manner." Prices of admission are 83, #2 and 81, and seats may be booked at. Moutries or the Star Theatre.

THE WOMAN'S CORNER.

PYTHON BRACELETS.

Snakeskin and lizard bracelets are speedily replacing the heavy gold slave bangles for sports wear. The bracelets are usually ornament- ed with a thick gold ring in the centre and many of the heavier ones are studded with gold knoba,

JERUSALEM SALAD.

LEMON REMEDIES.

When you have a cold a glass of hot lemon with honey is one of the best things you can take. If your throat is sore lemon juice and

sugar, used as gargle, will do much to relieve it. If any one is feverish lemon juice used to moisten the lips and to cleanse the tongue will give the patient much more comfort.

If you have bilious headache make a hot cup of coffee and put a spoonful of lemon juice in it." This will soon banish the headache.

If you should cut yourself badly. and cannot stop the bleeding dip a clean piece of rag into lemon juice, and tie it lightly on to the damaged part.

When boiling moat a'teaspoonful of lemon juice will prevent it be coming tough.

Boil the Jerusalem artichokes, and when done cut them into quarters, having sufficient to fill & couple of breakfastcups. Mix these quarters with a teaspoonful of finely chopped parsley, and a trifle of chopped Spanish onion. Dress the salad quite plainly with oil, lemon juice and made mustard. If you like, you If the rind of a lemon is dipped may add a few drops of tomato in salt it will clean quickly and ketchup. Cold turnips or carrots well. To clean your silver orna very tender ones-or celeriac can be ments rub them with halves of dealt with in the same manner, and, lemon, then rinse in cold water. indeed, a judicious mingling of two Follow this by washing them in bot or three of these vegetables is ex-soapy water, and then rinsing them cellent.

in hot water,

OUR ELDERS ARE TOO SENTIMENTAL.

If sentimentality offende some sense of mental decency in you which the expression of strong emo tion does not, you are young at "heart. If it is the other way about, then, spiritually, you are old whatever your actual age may be you belong to the past.

A Bad Lack Of Understanding. - Better than any formal division, that test divided my generation, the war and post-war people, from the generation before us; and it seems such a pity that those whose minds were set before the great upheaval can rarely be made to realise this, since it accounts for a good deal of the present unfortunate antagonism and mutual eriticism between the old and the young,

[By E. ARNOT ROBERTSON.).

refer to an engaged couple's future flat as "your little nest,' adding, with awful delight as they saw the girl, an ex-hockey champion, trying to tackle the new job efficiently when choosing a carpet, Tharé, isn't that sweet, she's getting eyer Bo house-proud!' Shows how much in love they are!"

In the same circumstances her contemporaries might have made comments far more intimate than theirs, and, to older ears, more im pertinent, but they would never bave dared to say that

A Convenient Escape From Real Emotion.

The same rule holds with books and plays Hall the world regards sentimentality as a .convenient escape from real emotion, which

makes it feel uncomfortable; while to the other half it is revolting, profaning something fine and honest by inferring that the unvarnished truth is in itself unpleasant.

Trespassing On Holy Ground. They, the old of any age, believe that we hold nothing sacred because we joke broadly on subjects which they never handle except in a wrap ping of mental cotton wool; but they trespass with mercilessly senti- With a few exceptions on both mental feet on our holy grounds, sides, the two sets sort themselves which do not appear private to out according to age; and the gulf them. I bave heard elderly folk between them is wide.

CLIPPINGS FROM THE

SEWING ROOM.

When a needle falls upon the carpet there is often so much dif ficulty in finding it that one is tempted to leave it. This is dangerous thing to do. If an or dinary magnet attached to a string. is included in the sewing outfit, it is a simple matter to run it over the carpet the needle will at once- fly to the magnet.

RAFFIA CROWN.

The crown of this pale beige "felt hat is made of close stranda of raffia in ó warm cinnamon colour.

.Fine needles may be threaded with ease if the cotton is first drawn across & candle; this stiffens the end of the cotton without making it` any thicker.

If a rusty needle is placed be- tween the strikers of two boxes of safety matches and rubbed briskly it will, become perfectly clean in

a second.

Beissors have an exasperating habit of disppearing from view when sewing is strewn about the table; to avoid loss of time and temper an excellent plan is to tie a tiny bell on to the handle, using. a bright ribbon for the purpose. Á little shaka given to the pile of material will reveal the "hiding: place.

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LILLIAN GISH

RALPH FORBES

FRED NIBLO

NEA

THE Alm sensation? From Cham ilay Pollock's

maga ciqmic!

DIRECTED BY THE MAN WHO MADE “BEN HUR,” AT THE

QUEEN'S

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

At 2.80, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20.

A PERFECT RIOT OF FUN AND THRILLS!

HAROLD

LLOYD

in

Hot Water

AT THE...

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

WORLD Orchestra 5.1549.20. Interpreter 2.30&9.15.||

A spectacular production presenting the star of "The Way of All Flesh"

In another striking role !

THE LOVES OF PHARAOH

With

EMIL JANNINGS

AT THR

STAR

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

At 5.15 & 9.20,

RETURN OF THE INCOMPARABLE

HEUGHAN

THE WORLD'S GREATEST ACTOR-SINGER

THEATRE ROYAL,

„Ar 9.15 PM. MONDAY, JANUARY - 21st and

TUESDAY, JANUARY 2nd

HEAR HIM

and bis

SEE HIM

BRILLIANT ASSOCIATE ARTISTS

MAUD BELL. Distinguished English ''allist,

GLADYS SAYEB, Famous Pianisto and Accompanist

In unique programme of opera arias, classics and songe of many Nations.

• BOOK BEATS AT MOUTRIE'S, JAN. 14rs.

Reserved: $4 and 83. "

UNLEAVED $2 AND 81.

Bayer Tablets of Aspirin

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