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No 23194. WBAXGfeμ¤n ±Øлëh** HONG KONG, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1932. ¤ ¤RARÆQUÉRπŒÁ

M.C.C. IN GOOD POSITION

Drambuie

Prince Charlie's Liqueur

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The origin of “DRAMBUIE" and the basis of its production give it a character distinct from other Liqueurs,

Brought to Scotland by a follower of Prince Charlie in 1745; the recipe- was given to a MacKinnon of Skye, and the secret has ever since remained in one family. The MacKinnon of that day employed the materials which were available, and in place of Brandy a fine old Whisky was used. This, along with heather honey and herbal ingredients of recognised value as side to digestion produced a Liqueur which soon gained the post of honour on the tables of Highland Aristocracy, and is now known world-wide.

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NEW DANCE HALL FOR KOWLOON

YESTERDAY'S LICENSING

BUSINESS

AIRLIE HOTEL PLANS FOR

THE FUTURE

That there is going to be 'n new danise hall in Kowloon was reveal- ed at the meating of the Licensing Board yesterday when an applicu- tion was made by Mr. Alexander Ogilvio for a Publican's License (without Bar) for the Airlie Hotel. The Hon. Mr. W. T. Southors presided over the nesting and there were present, the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Mr. T. H. King, Mr J. Owen Hughes, Mr. J. L McPherson, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbig gin, Mr. J. Wang, Mr. J. A. Plummer, and Mr. L. R. Andrews.

Secretary.

Licenses granted yesterday word' as follows:-

Empress Hotel--Hotel Keeper's

Adjunct License-one year. Mee Chow Hotel-Hotel Koeper's Adjunct License-six months, an expiration of which frosh application will have to be made when further conewal will be considèred, Calo Alexandra Restaurant Keeper's Adjunct Lease-

one year.

The South China Restaurant

Restaurant Kerper's Adjunct License-renewed for one year subject to Fire Brigade con- ditions being complied with The Chinese Restaurant--Appli cant not being present the Board did not consider the application.

SINO-JAPANESE DISPUTE

OFFICIALLY REFERRED TO SPECIAL ASSEMBLY

COMMITTEE OF NINETEEN TO

MEET ON THURSDAY

(THROUGH KEUTIR'S · AGENEY]

GENEVA, Nov. 23.

THE League Council this ror

ing referred the Sino-Japanese dispute to the Special Assembly.

257 BEAD ON FIRST

INNINGS

N.S.W. 68 FOR 3 IN SECOND

* KNOCK"

{THROUGH BRUTER'S AGENCY)

SYDNEY, Nov. 25. After the lunch interval, the M.C.C. carried their score to 330,

Ames in a bright innings, in the latter part of which his foot work

Mr. Matsuoka maintained, the

wna brilliant, scored 00 runs in 193 Japanese reserve regarding Article minutes. He his seven fours, and XV, and stated that the Japanese with Voce (13) added 100 runs, delegation would abstain from establishing an eighth wicket re voting.

ord for the M,C.C.-N. South

It is understood that the Com-Wales series. mitten, if Nineteen in meeting on Hird, the N.S.W. right arm Thursday and Friday, and that stow leg breaker, took a wickets for the Assembly has been convened for.

next week.

Two or three with fall licenses. more have been granted this year and we strongly oppose this grant of the fall license."

Mr. Ogilvie addressing the Board said that the building lacked a lift, but it was specially built for the purpose of a hotel. He was afraid Mr. King had never been to the promiser,

Mr. King That is correct. The Chairman (to Mr. Marton) Is it not a fact that there is ample opportunity in Kowloon in that part for a casual drinker.}

for

Hope for the Future. Mr. MartonÝ The premier res quirement of this hotel is

Then there is this residents. dancing hell...

The Chairman; That is not in Airlie Hotel-Hotel Kooper's Ad-existence yet and I am afraid we

junet License granted.

Publican's License.

With reference to the last-naued license, application was inade to the Board for Publican's License, without bar, by Mr. A. Ogilvie, who was represented by Mr. O. E. ('. Martom.

The Clini What is it you are applying fort

Mr. Murton: A publican's license without bar.

The Chairman: What exactly does that entitle you to do?

Mr. Marton.: It entitles my elient to sell liquors on any part of the premises to residents who wante a drink or who may want to enter- tain friends.

Mr. Marton went on to say that Hotel was a new and moderas hotel in every sense of the word,

The Chairman said that the Police had suggested that the pro- per type of license for the Airlie Hotel was, not a publican's license without bar, but rather a Hotel Adjunct License. He asked Mr. King exactly what was covered by such a license.

Mr. King replied that such a license would onable the proprietor to sell to boun fide residents and their friends liquors in the dining roon. In answer to the Chairman, Mr. King said that residents could have their friends in and be served with refreshments.

Restaurant and Dancing Hall. The Chairman asked. Mr. Marton why he applied for the wider power covered by the publican's license. Mr. Marton replied that it was proposed shortly to open a restaurant and dancing hall in the premises. In those circumstances it would be convenient both for the quents and for the hotel to have a full license. The new dance hall was not yet ready hat it would extend over a very large area. Ho asked if he might know why the Police suggested an adjunct license instead of a full license. He did not know what objection there was to the granting of a full license f

Police Opposition,

Mr. King replied that the pro- misca at present were in o Ronse

*WILS

a hotel but were big modern flats in the corner of Peking and Nathan Ronde. Mr. King said he under- stand that since the building ? put up it has been sun as a board ing bouse.

"It is not fitted as a botel but only as a boarding house and, the police do not consider the place se all-uitable for a full license, said Mr. King who-add- ed." Kowloon ia amply provided (Continued on neet, column")"

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cannot take any notice of that.. The adjaart license cum look after the other part.

The Board then considered the application in Committee and later it was announced to Mr. Marton that on Hotel Adjunct license would be granted. The Chairman added: "At present there is not sufficient justification to give you That does try more than that. not prevent your client. fram musk

now application at ing a future date."

EXCHANGE

ROMIC

RESTAURANT

Enjoy Music

with

your

MORNING COFFEE

AFTERNOON TEA and

DINNER

The Melodian

TRIO

playing an excellent

selection of music every day,

135.

O'Reilly 4 for 80,

At the close of play N.S.W. had scored 68 for 3 wickets.

Bradman, who is indisposed, hopes to bat tomorrow (Tarday),

407 for 6.

Before lunch the M.C.C. h scored 407 for six wickets, this establishing a lead of 104 runs with four wickets, to fall.

Sutcliffe was among Australia's victim. He so very subdued his morning, but his wicket did not fall until shotly before the lunch interval, when the total stood at

2:09.

Two Appeals Survived. * Previously during the morning. ho had survived two appeals for 1.b.w. At 398, he attempted to turn a ball from Hird to leg and was bowled off his pads. He had con- tributed 169 runs to the total; com- piled in five hours and 30 minutes. His scora ineluded twenty-two boundary hits.

The slowness of his progress to day may be judged from the fact that he only obtained 25 out of the 60 runs put on before his dismissal. Scores, New South Wales:- (Fingle- ton 119 not out, McCabe 67, Tate

for 63, Aller 5 for 69).

+

England XI-330 (Sutcliffe 162, Wyatt 7, Pataudi 61, Ames 90, Voce 46, Hird 6 for 135, O'Reilly

for 88).

(Parther cable news will be found on page 9.)

DIARY OF LOCAL

EVENTS

TO-DAY

(November 20).

Sport.

Chess. Kowloon Chess Club Championships, Senior, D. E. Car- valho . C. E. Wong; A. C. Ridling- ton v. P., T. Rozario; B. W. Paul r. B Boltaa; C. M. Sequeira v. J. S. Smith; Junior, T. E. Parry v. A. Kurrik; A. Proto v. H. H. Bush; Dr. H. D. Matthows v. J. Easton; M. Cuntetti . A. L. Bochs..

Theatres.

King's: Lady und Gent." Central: "Good Night Vienna Queen's: "Viennese Nights." Star: "Susan Lenox,

World: "Rod Butterfly." (Chi- nose Film).

Oriental: "Trador Horn."

Dances.

Tea Dances:-At Hongkong Hotel, King's Restaurant, and Gloucester Building

Dinner Dances: At Hongkongr Peninsula, and Repulse Bay Hotels, King's Restaurant and Gloucester Building.

Principal Malle, Inward:-Straits by Soudan. Outward:-Manila Makasser and Sourabaya by Tjisadane 9 a.m, Sai- gon. Straits, Coylon, India, E. and 8. Africa and South American Porta by La Plata Maru 10.30 m, Swatow, Amoy and Foochow by Haicking 1 pm, Straits by Apocy 4.30 p.m., Manila by President Grant, 4.30 p.m., Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, UBA, Canada, Contral- and South America and Europe vía San Francisco hy Chicbibu. Maru, Reg 5 p.m.

WEDNESDAY (November 30). Et. Andrew's Day,

Sport.

Hockey Man kTournamente Royal Signals”. 20th Battery (Marine), 4 pm.; R.A.S.C. v. Kow

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9 Qts. St. Julien Claret.

1 Qt. Puritan Old Tom or Dry Gin.

1 Qt. Vino de Pasto, Sherry. "T~Phis) Pomelanzan Bittèrü.

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