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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JULY 5 1909, A

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

"BREVEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

路

FOR.

NAPLES,

GIBRALTAR, SOUTHAMPTON,

ANTWERP and HAMBURG „A.!

1. STEAMERI

TO FAIL

WEDNESDAY,

GRNOA, ALGIBES, } «YORCK ? „in......

Capt. Rándermann

SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBEį"PRINĖ LUDWIĆ" ....

and YOKOHAMINGlioma – Busine!

MANILA, YAP, NEWGUINEA," BRISBANE SYDNEY sod

MELBOURNE,omnis

KUDAT and SANDAKAN,

14th July, Noo0,

About WEDNESDAY, 14th July..

Capt. F. von Biazer

*****.7 FRIDAY,

#PRINI SIGISMUND Capt. D. Lenz M

BORNEO

C. F. Sembill

GUNBOAT FOR MACÃO,

CHRISTENING CEREMONY.

THE ROWLOON O. G."OPEN AIR CONCERT,

The christening ceremony of the new gun- Favoured by a calm evening, though not boat for Macio, which was built in England quit

quita so, appropriately, happy in this respect as and despatched to Hongkong in sections, will take place on Wednesday next.. We under fast year, the K. C. Club's annual open air atand that Madame Rocadas, wife of the Gov. concert took place on Saturday evening, and a ernor of Macio, will christen the vessel which large crowd occupied seats in the seasibly ar is to be named after the Portuguese colony. It maged auditorium. The grounds were nicely may not be improbable that Governor Rocadas decorated, and plenty of electric lights lit up will also be present at the function which the little stage and orebeurs. Mr. Stewart should be an interesting one in view of the

and bis Committee are to bis congratulated as large number of Portuguese officials of naval, military and civil rank who will congregate in a financial success; but, why such tedious Hongkong on that occasion. The launching 'Waits'? The singers were not heard to the will take place at the Kowloon Docks.

same advantage as they might have been, for the sound board of the specially erected stage was covered with flags; marring the very effect the wood was put up for. Last year this- Was seen to, hence the superior acoustic effects.

SMUGGLING INTO ÀMBRIGA."

HONGKONG AGENTS' METHODS.

The appellants in the case were the Po Os firm, shoemakers, of 219, Queen's Road West, 16th July, 10 AM, and the respondent was Chao Kwao Shan, i

merchant of 14, Queen's Road: Osutra!.

Beginning of July.

* Fagfarther. Paniculait, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

MELCHERS & CO.,

Hongkong, zad july, 1909.

GANERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG & CHINA. G

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

FRENCH MAIL LINES.

FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO and FROM EUROPE via SUEZ CANAL,

TO and FROM JAPAN via SHANGHAI:

FOR

STRAMERI

CAPTAINI TO SAIL OF SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA... ERNEST SIMONS Girard.......19th July, P. MARSEILLES, VIA PORTS .............ARMAN › BERICafont.hotb July, at 12.3. SHANGHAI, KOBI, YOKOHAMA ...TONKIN....... Charbonnel...2nd Aug,, P.M.,

MARSEILLES, via PORTS ..... ...Caledonien ... Brand. .*.3rd Aug. 21,

Transhipment on the On's Steamers at Sagepare for Batavia; at Columbo for Bombay and Australia; et Port Said for the Levant, Costantinople and Black Sen.

"Through Ticket to London via Parls from £27.10 up to £71,10. to hours' railway from Marsilien to Loning.

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Interpreters mad passengers at their arrival so, Marcillos

For further partteglars, apply to

Hnngkong. th July, 1009.

T. de CHAMPMORIN

AGENT,

QUEEN'S BUILDINOS,

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MESSAGERIES CANTONAISES.

FRENCH LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN HONGKONG. DANTON AND

KOUANG-SI.

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5.5, “ PAUL BEAU," 1,9%, (001; 14 koota.

SS. OHARLES HARDOUIN," 1,500 tons, 14 knots.

The speedlest, most luxuriously appolated and punctual steamors do the lipr. Departure from Hongkong at to P.M. (Saturdays excepted), Depanare from Cinton at 5,15 PÁL. (Sgudays excepted},

In the original action the Chan Kwan Shar was plaintiff, and the Fo Os firm, together with Ng Oblog Chuen, a partner, were defer

dants.

An interesting side light was thrown upon the mathode pursued by agents in Hongkong

Mrs. Belilios sang "A Chain of Roses" pret- of smuggling Chiunse into the United Statesily, and in response to an undoubted encore, la the course of the hearing of a cato, which came before the Appeal Court

gave us a dainty little morceau which showed this morning.

off her well trained voice so well that she bad | to again bow acknowledgments. Miss Parke was dowa" for "Kashmiri Song" by Laurence Hope. Had this been accounted for without the drapery, her voice would have been better hard. Later she sang Love's Garden" for which she took a recall. A real sacore was that given to Mr. White, who, although be þad just obliged by singing the difficult. "The moon hath raised her lamp above (Lily of Kii larney) with Mr. Ayris, in place of the dust down for Mrs. Kow and that gentleman, lustily translated "The Trumpeter." Spontane pus and general applauss was the result. Mr. Anderson.and Mr. Goozatos disappoisted their friends, but Mr. Gregory was quite a success, the little Customs Officer breaking his audience. all up with his versatility. His "character" song and dance were very quaint. So was his musical fatce. The glass solos were clever, and should be a nice drawing room attraction."

The plaintiff claimed the recovery of a mum of $200, which had been deposited at the request of the defendant with pon Chan Yik Po; and which deposit defendants guaranteed to be given up to the plaintiff by a written guarantes dated 23rd April, 1908. The plaintiff stated that the de- posit was not returned by Chan Yik Po to him on demand, and he claimed its return' and brought the action because he thought the firm were intending to close up their business.

In this action Mr. E. Potter (instructed by Mr. F. X. d'Almada e Castro) appeared for the sp pellants, and Sir Henry Berkeley, K.C., with whom was Mr. P. Sydenham Dixon, was fer the respondents.

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The case was then adjourned.

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Torsing to the instrumental part of the pro- As will be remembered in the original action gramme, the 13th Rajputs once more made judgment was given against the Po On firm their bow to a Hoogkong audience, and very and the appeal Dow made was made on heartily were they greeted. They first played the ground that the firm as a firm was set the selection from Il Trovatore. This music, responsible for a guarantee given by à partner. with its abundant charm of Italian melody,

won for Mr. Coke and his

feel. Counsel were engaged for several hours in arguing this point of law, and in the course of ing appreciation, which, viewing the wan- the hearing the fact was brought out that this dering barmonic subtleties and instrumental sum of $200 paid down on deposit was colouring, was or is, a tribute to the skilful inter- deposited with Chan Yik Po on the underpretation of the Hongkong band. The Mirr standing that a certain Chinese had to be safe-chorus opened with the bell, which, of sonorous, ly muggled loto the United States in defiance and in-tune tune, rung out, as in the play, of the Chinese Exclusion Act, The failure of while this beautiful part of the work was played." this operation, of course; led to the request of Then followed the crude and dißes, “Ahms, with the return of the money.

what anguish," and cornet solo sa well knowo as ak che la morte, the finale to which was splea- didly worked up Probably, some will say that the recitative for baritene was as good as any.. "ST, JOSEPH'S COLLEGE:

thing, the light and shade, and general ex- pression causing sudible encomiums. At the CELEBRATION OF GLORIOUS fourthi.

conclusion the audience were unstinted in Yesterday, July 4th, being the feast of the their applause. But the pièce de resistance Rev. Bro. Christian, director of St. Joseph's of the evening was undoubtedly the overture College, the present and past pupils gave ato William Tell which those prosent would not concert in honour of the occasion. His Lord. allow the band to leave without acknowledg ship Mgr. Fozzbi, accompanied by Rev. G., ment. Mr. Coke, whose conducting__in Spads, was present. On entering the concert singularly clear, yet emphatic, gave us a hall, his Lordship and Bra. Christian were charming interpretation of a time-honoured greeted with loud and prolosged, applause, work. The storm's approach, its gradual ces. while Mr. O. Baptista, the pianist, struck up sation, the pretty 3-4 movement in which "The Star Spangled Banner," The hall wore Rossini reproduces the calm after the orage. Its most festive appearance, being 'tastefully Oagbeard the shepherds playing their flageolets decorated with flags and evergreens,: Con-

on the hill sides while the birds sung merrily, spicuous among the decorations were the Shield welcoming once again their bright sun. Never and the Cup which the Senior and Junior too arrogant in any one section, tha Rajputs Teams secured during the last football season. certainly excelled themselves, and, after the Master Pater Prevost read an appropriate quick movement, in which bye-the-bye, the cor address from the present pupils, while Master nets opened in excellent tome and crispness, and Cheung Kal read an address in Chinese on bedrums played with preciseness, the audience, half of the Chinese section of the School. The ladies and their escorts, broke out into rounds. NOFFICES at No. 1 PEDDER STREET. greetings of the past.pupils were tandéred, in of applause, which Mr. Coke made the band short bat cloquent addresses, by Messis. F. M. acknowledge by first saluting the listeners, -de-Jesus, Av da Silva and J. Alves. The latter and then repeating the quick movement; gentleman, who is vice-president of the Catholic "Dorothy" Selection, Celliers masterpiece, was Ualon being much impressed with the necessity always noteworthy for its hooting scene. The of co-operation among his compatrips in the band not only took us back to the old days Colony, graciously offered a scholambip of of the 6.voy, but gave us the inspiring bunting Sagoo to the boys of the College for the best music with effects-whips and cries being ely on "Co-operation."

smartly worked up during the translation; The reeds 'surpassed themselves, and we must not forget to mention the splendid handling of the lenor saxophone, which, we learn, opened the overtara-instead of the bassoon. We con-

tribution to the programme by their band. gratulate the officers on the artistic con.

His Lordship Mgr. Pozzoni also raid a few words appropriate to the occasion. At the conclusion Rév, Bra. Christian thanked onė“ "and"all for their kind greetings and a very en- joyable afternoon wat brought to a close by

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*The King" was played shortly before mid- The programme of entertainment was a night, but many people left when the selection was over. We again felicitate Mr. Stewart and follows:-

-Ovorita...Tite Star Spangled Banner... Mr. O, Depilat | his Commilles_on_the general_success.of.the. -Address to Rev. Br. Director

Peter Prevost concert, 1--Duet..Who's that Acaille-R. Baptissa & R. Haurguigani Song......Home, Sweet Hum R. Hapilita -Recitation....The Ti... Coll.co 6-Song...

Old Folkrat Home E, Basto. -Song......The Minat! Hay R. Bourguignat 9-Address in Chinese to Rey, Bro. Director..........Cheung To The Truant Co. F. Murray te-Song. Dritanuia the pride of the ocean... A. Rodrigues 13-Violin Solo.cenali Travatore done.Mr. F. Gonzal +4-Sony........................The wearing of the Graën................................J. Lopes ́sy & Schonbbaya" dialogue Relcb, P. Huey,E, *{ Guimaraes, A Basto, by Gomes 16-Duni...Whispering Hope...R, Bourguigna & R. Baptists of-The Mermeld F. Mureny, R. Gulminetee The song that reached my 'brati meru. R. Bourgulgost 1-God Bave Ireland-name Jr. Lopaa. -The Star Spangled Bannermanomis ..... Var

God Save The King'

AN APPEAL.

`HE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN

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