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The Management of

THE CORONET

beg to inform their patrons that

their contract for

THE HONOR

HONOR SYSTEM

only permits them to screen

this great picture

FOR FOUR NIGHTS-

Early booking is therefore advisable.

THOMAS W. SIMMONS & CO.

IMPORTERS

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TELEIVIONE VIND.

LAWN TENNIS.

H.K.CC TOURNAMENT.

The entries for the all we teur- nament are as full ws;

Top

FLOOR

YORK BUILDING.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING

STRIKE.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26: 1920.

CRICKET.

The following will play for the Club against the Wiltshires on the Club Ground at 2.15 p.m.) next Saturday, 28th instant- II.R.B. Hancock (capt), RA. Brand. A. Burnie, E. W. Day, D.E. Donnelly, A.K. Mackenzie, EJ.R. Mitchell, H.S. Philp, D. Reid, Col T.A. Robertson and F.; Sutton.

The following will represent Kowloon against the Staffs on Saturday at Kowloon J. V. Braga, B. D. Evans, D. M. Goodall. A. de Sousa, K. R. Macaskill. A. O. Brown, H. Overy, A. W. Ramsay, W. T. Elson, W. L. Weaser and E. J Edwards.

BOXING.

AMATEUR LIGHTWEIGHT

CHAMPIONSHIP.

E. R. A. Hainer-would bej pleased to arrange a contest with Ex-Driver Maher for the above Championship, at an early date.

BOXING ITEMS.

Bombardier Wells, formerly English heavy weight boxing champion. knocked out Harry Revis, the well-known heavy- weight, in the fourth round.

Fred Fulton knocked out Tomi Cuwler, the Buzlish heavy weight i in the third round of a bout limited to eight rounds.

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Mortimer, manager of Joe, Becket, the British heavyweight champion. applied! Chancery Court to restrain Beckers from infringing an agreement made in 1914, giv-j INDUSTRIAL BUSHRANG-ing Mortimer sole arrangement bof engagements for seven years. with 50 per cent, of purss and Sydney.. Fcb, d- Sir "Jumes re ips for musie hall and other Event No. 1. M. W. 1. M. K.

Burn-, the well known ship engagements. The applicant also Low Wei Lee Sun. Yow Me Awn as anounced that infetained £1000 for arrears and Tan, J. B. Penny, Maj. I

consequence of the shipping ans Beckett contested the Greenaway. R. M. Honders gene and the serious danger of application, adding that the case

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it. M. ¡f nonen tonnage being chartered ¦ ; resenteil his training, and there- be convey ment and Bour and fore he could not fight Dick Smith D. J. Valentine, O. Ranjan, H.sarios from Australia to on January 30, Mortimer claimed Sikuma, M. F. Chay, A. A. Rai- | Singape, where supplies are that he had arranged the match Jahn, S. H. Ismail. V. Townsend,

urgently needed, the connection with Smith, Beckett said hel M. I. 1 W. E. Chaker, J.

The Kawara Cha Sin K, Eich has been maintained for himself had arranged it. Taksmata, 6. Aki. A. Burninty years unbroken, has been Judge granted a week's, injunc D. Bleakiras, L. Fister. A. R. Permanently lost. As the Japan won for production of documents Raworth, R. A. He found and, Dutch American and other adding that if Beckett did co

vessels coming to Australia are tax Smith it would not be due to Maj. Leslie Smithi

working smoothly, while Austrand injunction. Han shipping is being constantly interfered with, the Burns Philip;

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Event No, 2- M, W, Lo, M. K. 1.0, R. Hanecek, J. S. Jennings, Wel Le Son, Yow Man Tan, G, R. Sayer. A. H. Crook, Maj.

MISTAKES ABOUT DIET.

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f Company has therefore decided AUSTRAIN MONARCHITAL PLOT.

not to mild any new steamers i Budapest, February 15.--Ci:- | H. Greenaway. Maj. Arduino, and to abandon the idea of creati cumstantial details have revealed Capt. H. E. Murray, A. B. ing a transhipment depot At a plot by which it is alleged thus | Raworth, M. M. Maas, Capt. II. G. Sydney iz elsewhere. Instead, Ex-Emperor Charles made Montisth, J.B. Penman, L. Furster, jendeavours would be made as futile attempt to enter Hungary! 1. Yvanovich, C. E. Marques, far as possible to send the island by use of a false passport to re- SA. Ranjahn, O. Rumjalis, A. D. | produce direct to Europe and establish himself on the throne. Humphreys, J. D. Humphrey, T. | America by chartered vessels, re- j laura, K. Yamazaki, A. A.ducing its own island flees to Humjahn, S. H. Ismail. Wong Ponine vessels. The present tying! Keung, Wong Pc K. R. Town up of the fleet,represented a loss) send, Major Edwards. Capt. of £700 daily in. wages and up- Iis a mistake to suppose that C. O. Ollifer, Capt. H. Davies, keep charges.

you can help your digestion by M. P. Laita Chua Sing

Sydney, February 7-The ex-eating only essential nourish Kah, E. de Sousa. F.. Prata, ecutive of the marine engineers. ment separated from all waste, Abraham. J. desiring to prevent outsiders for the stomach has been furnish- Kawaaguchi, H. Sakuma, Maj. F.gutting a fooding in the islanded by Nature with the power to G. Bowen, F. Redmond, Ng Sze Trade and in order to prove that separate nourist ment and waste Kwong, A. 1. Rumjalin, M. island services are capable of material and organs that are not Choa. M. H. Lo, A. Burnie, D.standing the increased wages

used become sluggish and Bleckiran. Maj. Bagnall. Maj.claimed, has offered to purchase atrophied. You must use them, Hickling, G. H. Gibson and M. J. the Burns fleet at its book valua-Yet not abuse them. Weak Hon. The purchase money is to digestion is not helped by adopt- ing faddish and unnatural diets. be obtained from London.

Predigested foods, highly con-| Sydney, February 6. Mr.

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Event No. 3.-G. W. Sewell, Maj. H. Greenaway, Cipt. H. E. Murray, B. Penman, R. D. Cromartie. Capt. H. Davies, Capt

treatments are unnatural, and wharf-labourers H. G. Montieth. I. Forster A. B.

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Indigestion and stomach trou- Raworth, and F. A. Redmond. relief, said that the marine

Event No. 4.-D. M. Larkins, engineers., by holding up the bles are conditions that follow a Pay-Lieut. C. G. Robinson, G. II. Commonwealth were guilty of defective state of the blood, as in Wilson, D. J. Valentine, J. D. industrial bushranging, but would anemia, or after influenza, or even through lack of healthy Humphreys, Capt. C. O. Oliver not force the Government to sur-exercise and fresh air. Also, in Major Arduino, A. Burnie, F.render even if the strike con-digestion causes the blood to be Lobel, Capt. H. G. Montieth, G. tinued for six months.

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