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Mackintosh's

have a large assortment of

Men's Wear

suitable-for-

Christmas Presents

and confidently invite you to make your selection at

Alexandra Building

Des Voeux Road

ог

HONG KONG

Peninsula Hotel Arcade

KOWLOON.

THE CHEAPSIDE PIANO

行期

PIANO AND ORGAN MAKERS,

TUNERS AND REPAIRERS,

DEALERS IN EVERYTHING MUSIC.

COY.

平起

348, Lockhart Road, Wanchai, Tel. 28803.

Give a box of

CIGARS

for CHRISTMAS

La Yebana

CORONA ROYAL

LAST

2. DAYS OF SALE

$8,50 per box of 25

HALF A CORONA ROYAL $7.00

OBTAINABLE AT

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25

TABAQUERIA FILIPINA

28, Queen's Rd. C.

HONG KONG.

18. Hankow Road, KOWLOON.

WHITEAWAY'S

FOR

BLANKETS

BLANKETS

OUR

SPECIAL VALUE

IN

ALL WOOL BLANKETS

FOR

SINGLE BEDS.

Genuine Witney" All Wool Blankets, Soft Fleecy finish. Pure white with striped ends. These Blankets are part of a special purchase and are remarkable value. Bize 63 by 83 inches.

SPECIAL

VALUE $19.50 PAIN.

PRICE

TRAVELLING RUGS & DOWN QUILTS

FIRST FLOOR SHOWROOMS

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

HONG KONG DAILY TRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1932.

CORRESPONDENCE

[All letters intended jer puoti. cation must be accompanied by the name and address of the writer, not for publication, uniers so desired, but as evidence of good faith –Ed. Į

PROTECTION

[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HONG KONG

"""DAILY "PRESS."!]

DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND

WELL PAID CHINESE,

STEALS $2.80

A Chinese named-Cheng Tong was charged before Mr. Wynne Jones yesterday with (a) uttering a forged document, to wit, a bill for

60 and (b) having in his posses sion four forged documents He was sentenced to six months' im- prisonment

The Green Island Cement Com- The case for the prosecution was pany has been singled out by cer that the accused had given a bill tain local papers who advocate some for 82.80 to a fati and charged bim form of prolection or "favour" by to collect the sum for the "Kwong our Government

Thi Steam aunch Company. The Many local concerns would wel-fak presented the bill and was come some form of protection for told it was a forgery. The Police similar reasons as those put for were notified and the Joti was taken

tů Central Police Station, ward for the Green Island Cement Company. :

I personally have been engaged in the food business in this Colony for many years" and have had to compete against large quantities of food stuffs brought here from sour ces outside the Colony and the Bri- tigh Empire.

It is suggested that our Govern ment should make Contractors use a portion of the Green Island Cement in their work. I personal ly would be very grateful to our Government if they would make people eat a certain portion of locally produced or Empire pro- duele daily.

The form of competition com- plained of has been going on for many years and if the Green Ta land Cement Company has escaped until recently it has indeed very fortante.

The Government must treat us all alike in this matter or let those concerns find ways and means to combat these conditions na Lan- cashire is now doing under vimilar circumstances. TER

It is sad to realize that our local industries are being badly hit by foreign competition, we must how ever be fair to all concerned.

FAIRNESS.

Hong Kong, December 22,

H.K. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

(TO THE EDITOR OF THE HONG KONU

DAILY PRESS."

Sin, With a view to raising funds for the Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children a Charity Ball was held at the Hotel Cecil on the night of the December 2 1932 under the distinguished patron age of His Excellency the Governor, Sir William Peel, K.C.M.G., K.B.E

The function was largely attend- ed and the result amply testifiés to the ready response of the public to the Society's appeal. A sum- mary of the receipts and expendi. tures is given below, from which it will be seen that a net amount

of €3,341,30 has been raised

Receipis:

Programme Advertise

ments

Raffle and Sales during

the Dance

Sales of Tickets:-

Through Mr. 8. K.

Ngan

..$1,900 Through Mr... Peter

Sin ..... Through Mr. W. C.

Chan

Donations:

Through Mr. Ngan:

825

$748.00

In company with a detective be went to a shop in Winglok Street where the defendant was arrested,

Detective Sergeant Carruthers said that four forged billa were found on defendant

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The defendant said he had nothing to say.

Mr. Wynne Jones: “I can't un- derstand you," said 03 passing. Rentence. "For your class you have probably the finest job in the Colony-817. a month, free board and lodging, honus of $200 a year and, commission of 8100--and you turn round and forge a bill for

$2.80."

gratitude to His Excellency the Governor for having kindly con sented to be the Patron of the Charity Ball and to the Executive Council for the remission of the usual fee payable for permission to carry on the Dance after midnight.

We also wish to thank all those who contributed to the success of the Danco either by way of ser. vices or donations, and particular- ly the Management of the Hotel Cecil for the free use of its newly decorated dancing hall and free suppera Many valuable articles were received from various business houses and the raffles and sales of these during the dance were most productive. Our thanks are due, to j

The Yue Shing Printing Office for 1,000 tickets free of charge,

Mesars. Ah Man Hing Cheung for 50 silk badges,

Messrs. Jardine, Matheson Co Ltd. for 1 case "White Horse** Whiskey and 1-case Three. Star" Brandy,

doz bottles of various wines,

Mesars. Gande, Price Ltd. for 1

Mossrs. J. D Hutchison and Co. for 8 doz. pockets of Fry chocolate and 2 cases Artay Club Cigarettes,

The British American Tobacco Co. Ltd. för 1,000 cigarettes,

The Sincere Co., Ltd. for toys, The Wing On Co., Ltd. for toys, Sincere's Christmas Gift Shop for dolls at half price,

---Mesirs. A, B Watson's and Co., Ltd. for the entire supply of aerat- ed waters,

Meurs. Caldbeck, Macgregor and Co., Ltd. for 1 case (3 bota.) J. Walker Red Label Whiskey, and Mr. H. 8. Mok for one book. The proceeds of the Dance will greatly assist the Society to main- tain its work amongst the poor and need of the Colony and we are sure 370.23 all those who are so unfortunate as to need the Society's help would like us to express for them how much they appreciate, and, incid entally, how much they need the provision which the Society has been able to make for them.-Yours etc.

380 2,205.00

Mr. Arthur Woo "810 Mr. Ho Kami

Tong ....... Messrs. J. I

Thornycroft & Co., Ltd.

Mr. Wong Ko

Ton

Through Mr. Bin: Mr. Paul Lauder

Victoria Press

Expenditures:

Printing

| Mr. True's

'chestra

Hotel Cecil, 1 box

of chocolate

The Singere

S

$72,80

,00

Ltd. (Two Dồll) ® 95.00

Li Wing Kee, foral,

decoration 16.00 The Singer Com Lid, balloon...............

11.00

The Cho Bin and

Co paper ribbon 10.80 Sup Ki Hong, colour

∙lights Refreshments for

Mr. True's Or chestra *****

Net proceeds

We wish to take of publicly

8.00

13,05

THE HONG KONG SOCIETY

FOR THE PROTECTION

OF CHILDREN.

(Sgd), T. O, Tro

Hon. Secretary, Charity Ball,

SPECIAL

TREAT

for the

KIDDIES

MORNING SHOWS

at 11.15 &.m;

SUNDAY

TARZAN

MONDAY

TARZAN

TUESDAY

NO LADY

WEDNESDA

LORD BABS

QUEEN'S

RECORD SHANGHAT BILLIARDS BREAK

8. BARRADĀS, RUNS UP 235

WITHOUT FLUKES

Shanghai.—It will be of interest. to-billiard players to know that [] P. 8. Barradas, playing at the Club Lusitano," last week, made a break of as in 31 minutes. “At. 232, while playing a losing hazard-t off the rod in the middle pocket. he brought the red ball into baulk sud ended his break by missing a losing hazard off the white through a slight miscalculation.

The merit of this big break was that it was devoid of any flukes, and it was played under the new rale with aiimit of 100 successive- ly outside the badik fine. It was arecard for the Club Lusitano," where 200 never had been made.be fore, and also a record for Shang- hai.

KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION

:

HOUSEHOLD COAL

Supplies may be obtained at the following prices delivered in quantities of not less than half a ton

Peak District (above Bowen Road)

$20.

Bowen Road and Lower Levels -

818

Pokfalum

820.

Repulse Bay and Shek 0 Kowloon

*968

$18.

prices are per metric ton and deliveries will be made in this unit.

DODWELL & CO., LTD, Agente,

TOYLAND

THE SUNAN

CO.

Bring the children along to our toyland-we have the most fascinating display in town. You will like it too, for the prices are very reasonable!

CHRISTMAS CRACKERS, DECORATIONS, NOVELTIES TOYS OF EVERY KIND,

Dolls from 70 cts.

$115.00.

SATISFACTION

The

SUN CO.

Des

Voeux Road,

Central.

BECAUSE

I HAVE ORDERED

KITCHENER'S

DRY GIN

Sole Agents:

H. RUTTONJEE & SON

15, Queen's Road, Central

Phone 20190

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