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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1917,

CIGAREITE & TOBACCO FUND.

TONNAGE PROBLEM.

VICTORIA THEATRE.

The Latest Subscription Lists.

Transhipment Restrictions.

The Goxartment of India desire to make it known that, in

The following is the Subscrip view of the tonnage situation, it

tion List to dale:-

Acknowledged

June 8, 1917

Since received:--

to

Kowloon Customs Staff, per Mr. C. D. Gander

$21,751.49

has been decided that import and export prohibitions in the United Kingdom will henceforward be. applied to goods brought there for transhipment to any port out side the United Kingdom, and $40.00 British lines have been instructed not to book cargo on through bills of lading for transhipment to say port outside the United Kingdom.

500.00 500 5.70

Mr. Ho Kom Tong

Hr. B. J.-Grist

T. C. D. (Bridge)

"Whampoa - (Jane

Tab.)

20.00

Mr. F. G. Becke,

M.8.8. July

Collected by Mrs.

Shenton, (List No. 2):***

The Oil" King®

J.O.H

F.C.J

RH PP. GA‚P.,

F.G.. at $10

H.W D., H.W.K., at

$6...

G.T.E

G.ES,

A.W.LR., FA.W.,

J. MoЯ.,

8.W., N.S.B., N S.M. C.B.B., H.E.. W.TEL, J.B.D., S.G.N. CHP.H., G.S.A 8.A.D.,

EW.P, BS, H.B.

LD., A.S., J.VB,

at $5

A.D G.st $1

J.H.B, R.K. EA,

J.B., F.B., P.H.9.

"Wallaby

II

W. 8, G. M. S., J.H.B., &t $3

A.R.A., W.B., J.R.K,

F. W. J., D. J. F., B. W. M., C. R. D., R. C. H., H. J. N., RJ. R., J. A. B.,

C. H. B., T. R. C.,

H.E. M., R. T. B., ASL, T.C.D., W. J. H., G. B. L 0. B., W. B. M., C. B. B., A. O. In G. G., F. 8. T., E.G.S., J. HO.G., G. A. T., K. M. O., A.D., at $2

Mise Moore, G.M.L., T.C.N., H.F.C., R.M.,

at 81 W.ELS.. Donations for June

"Orderly Pay" "Minoru"

$3.00.,

** Athine" $1,20.,

D.S.J., $1.05

.

リ

Opening of Mr. Blascheck's

Season.

Mr. Joseph Blascheck and Miss

Alyce Austin made their first ap- pearance at the Victoris Theatre laat evening, and, despite the fact that they were working under cir cumstances calculated to militate against the success of soy per formance, had a good reception from that portion of the audience which had the decency sympathise. The fact that the oond half of the programme- the fire part being a series of really interesting filme-wa

to

In order to encourage neutral somewhat late in being opened

all who

500 steamers to call at the United did not make a good beginning W.EL. Kingdom ports, goode of which In addition to this, the first two the import into the United King" or three items were given to the 30.00 dom is prohibited, if brought accompaniment of an outburst of there for transhipment in such real on the part of some Chinese reasols, will not require import musicians on the other side 60.00 licencse, and if the goods are of of Dan Voeux Road and were description of which the export punctuated by the passing of tram 12.00 from the United Kingdom hs.

cary. The fans of the theatre," been prohibited, special con which had been stopped at the sideration will be given to ap-beginning of the two artistes plications for export licences.

efforts, were turned on again in the As regards goods brought to the middle of a song by Mias Austin, United Kingdom in British or and, after a recital of the above Allied Tessele, applications for facts, it hardly needs be said that licences in respect of such goods the hearing of the items was a proceeding to, or from British,difficult thing for Oversees, or Allied countries, will were Dot within fairly be dealt with as favourably as close range of the

To make matters worse, there possible.

In cases where direct ebipping followed a display of manuers en facilities are not available, it is the part of the majority of the desirable that no goods should be

occupants of circle Beate that deepstebed for transhipment in made one feel a sense of shame. the United Kingdom except in Thers is such a thing ma etiquette neutral vessels, until it has been for audiences, and the least that Becertained that transhipment can be done by a person who feels that he or she cannot bear, Shippers of goods will, and therefore cannot preft by therefore, be well advised to staying, is to wait until the item utilise direct shipping, facilities being rendered is finished, and where such are available. If, then leave. Bat, instead of this, however, shipment is only possible it did not matter whether a fresh by British or allied steamers and turn had just commenced, or by a ronte involving transhipment whether one of the artistes were in the United Kingdom, very early applications ebould be made right in the middle of a song or monologue, people just got up

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18.00

licences will be granted.

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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT,

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Bowen Road, in

the Colony of Hongkong for a term of 75 years, with the option

to the Collector of Customs con- and stumped out some even cerned in order to give the Goalked across the circle to laugh

PARTICULARS AND CONDI- TIONS of the letting by Public wernment of India time to and chat with friends. Taken as

Auction Sale, to be held on Mon- Ascertain, by cable, whether a whole, the ill-mannered display

day, the 16th day of July, tranehipment will be permitted. of many of the circle patrons was

1917, at 3 p.m., at the Offices It is essential that all such a disgrace to themselves and to To these adherents of the of the Public Works Department,

be 20- 5.00 applications should

the Colony, though against this original American pastime of by Order of His Excellency the companied by full details of the it was pleasing to see that some baseball it is announced officially Governor, of One Lot of Crown consignment, the destination, and did have a sense of proper con: that there will be "something Land above the name of the consigues, the duct.

doing" down at Happy Valley on 20.00 vessel by which it is desired' to

Dealing with the actual per- Sunday afternoon (July 8) at

of renewal at a Crown Rent to he ship, and the name of the firm to formance, it must be said that o'clock.

fixed by the Surveyor of His be responsible for completing Mr. Blatcheck and Miss Austin The recently-imported - Ja Majesty the King, for one further 5.25 transhipment, the formalities on did extremely well in the circum-panese team of "fence bustera", term of 75 years.

arrival of the goods in the United

stances. Min Austin's two best nailing themselves the "Sons of PARTICULARS OF 347.25 Kingdom.

items were "Back Home in Ter-Nippon," claim that the game of " and "The Long Trail", baseball was never intended to $22,683,44

both these songe being given in be played by men- the-ass, and pleasing style and indicating that that the finished article will be Mies Austin is the possessor of demonstrated to the team of Jack The inhabitants of the colliery really good voice.

Tars from the US.S.-on Sunday village of Bebeide, Northumber-

Mr. Blascheck W$9 both next by this veteran Japanese 912.40 land, have subscribed £69 to buy humorous and grave by tarne, tesm. new furniture to take the place of giving an excellent imper that destroyed by fire at the house 5.00 of William Ramsay, who is serv-magistrate, a good rendition of the ship's team faces the landlubbere

ing at the front.

Expended to June 8, 20,592,93 Since expended :-

300,000cigarettessent

to the Troope at the Front...

2 Case sent to the

Troope at Matilda Sospital

1 Oass sent to Rav.

Hastings for Naval

Batings in Hong-

kong

5.00

Considerate Action,

nessee

sonation of

This war-cry has aroused the

a crotchety old crew of the, and when the

war monologus, "Spotty", and from Japan there is going to be aching the old man to perfection "nice little party st Happy fia a sketch with Miss_Austin, Valley.

tee duly received per the B. A. entitled "A Young Lady in an These two tesine have been try- 22,515.33 Tobacco Company, Ltd. They Old Man's House" "The House ing to get together for some time were distributed to the men to-day that Jack Bailt" was a smart for a res! game, but the condi Balance in band $168 11 after some tiring operations and, little thing, and the programme tions and officials could never be

I need hardly eay, very much we concluded by a very laugh finally decided appreciated. The

ia sable imitation of two youngsters | tribuled. - fag' great "aland by to most of appearing to enjoy such an event in their household as the" Minister

W. A. DOWLEY,

Elon. Bec. and Treasurer. Hongkong, 7th June, 1917.

Acknowledgments.

Major O. Wheeler, 7th Orf and Backs. Lt. Infantry. April 13th,

them.

#

It is very nice to receive a gift coming to tes." There were from so far East, I think the other iteme in the programme, all few old hands left will make for of high merit.

some port of the Esat as soon as This evening Mr. Blascheck they can get away from this sort and Miss Austin will appear again, 1917-Please accept for yourself of drainage system and we have and it is hoped they will securg and all subscribers to your fund finished with the Ban.

sa they richly deserve, a full and the heartiest thanks of all ranks P. Erskine Le, C.F. for the appreciative audience.

BANK RETURNS.

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Beil Estreated,

A ship's engineer, named Thomas MoCartney; was 'charged bafore Mr. J. K. Wood, at the Police Court this morning with being drunk at West Point. Do- fendant did not appear, and his of this battalion for the very commanding Officer, 7th K.S.L.I.

bail of $5 was estreated, generous gift of cigarettes receiv-May 10:b, 1917. I was very

Fen Tan. ed this morning. It is hardly kind of you and those who sab

A Chiness admited before Mr. necessary for me to say how very scribed to the "Cigarette and welcome such an addition to our Tobacco Fund" to send as the

J. B. Wood, at the Police Court Court this morning, that he had. weekly ration is. In our case it 10.000 Woodbine cigarettes. They is mbet especially so, as we are in came at.8 vary great moment for

been playing fantan with others He stated that be a sono where no civilians are

The returns of the average in the stress, allowed, and owing to the diff. had no cigarettes and the

men were just getting ready for amount of bank notes in cir- was coolie, and did odd jobs. caltie of transport it is very the attack on Easter Monday cplation and of specie in reserve A aue of $8 was imposed. dificult to ran a regimental a morning and. "Woodbines" are in Bangkong, during the month

At the Police Court to-day some seen. 80 per cent. of our men the great favourite still. The ended June 30, 1917, as certified have now been, in this country

cigarettes we were sblo to by the Managers of the respective light was thrown on a method 18 months or more sud daring gat in various Canteens did not Banks are as follows: that time they have had no leave mite op for the lack of Wood- even to Balonika. To such, yon bines. You will be glad to know can well realise that they do count that the Battalion did very well and are not forgotten by those indeed, gained all its objectives whose job may not be in the ring without serions loss and at the end of the first day's fighting, the

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