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A. JUNE 1920

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GREAT REDUCTION SALE Saturday Dr. Arthur Wal Tak Woo

FOR 15. DAYS ONLY

OWING TO THE PRICE OF SILK GOING DOWN. EVERYTHING TO BE CLEARED AT MUCH REDUCED PRICES,

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Telephone 1804. 35, Queen's Road Central

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

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BIRTHDAY HONOURS.

The Prime Minister's list of Birthday Honours eonfers only one Peerage, namely on Prince Albert, who becomes Duke of York, Earl

DR. WOO-ass cùor.

At St. John's Caibedtral o

was married to Miss Durolky May Chey The Bay Archdeacon Barnett performed the ceremODY, being sasisted by the Rav, A. D. Stewart and the Rev. Lee Kau Yun. The bride, who was given away by her father, Mr Chay Hing, WEL attired in a dream of silyar brooaded nat over white French crepa, and a veil" of silk net 'trimmed with; orange blossoms. She carried a beautiful bouquet of white rosen nad maiden hair farn, and was silanded [by the Misses Iry and Pearl San-to as bridesmaids, and Miss Rose Choy as dower girl. The Missen Sse-to wore dresses of maure and spriest crepe with rose bud trim- mings, while Mias Choy was attired in a pretty dress of blus Frenel crepe with rosen. The | bridegroom & sister, Miss Winnie Woo, was maid of honour, she be Fing attired m a dress of fùnt |French crepe, trimmed with pearls

and beads.

The groom had na his “best maa ́ of Inverness and Baron of Killarney. There are two new Privy Coan D. P. K. Liang, M... cillors, namely Mr. S. Baldwin, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, |8.cn. (Ünımbridge), Farts. (Edin.), and Mr. F. G. Kelleway, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of M.R.c.r.. who is the son of Mr Munitions. The Companions of the Bath include Mr. Herman Nar-Liang Yu Ho. ex Minister of man, British Minister at Teheran. The British Empire Order Grand Foreign Affairs, Peking, and late Cross goes to Sir Thomas Robinson, recently Agent General for Queens-Vice-Chancellor of Manchuria, land. The Knights are Mr. Howard Degville, Secretary of the Empire and the groomsmen were Messa Parliamentary Association, Mr. James Elliot, Engineer Adviser to the Wong Sik Lam and Wong Siu Fown. New Zealand Government New Baronets are Captain Ion Benn, M.P. Mr. Peter Makie, and Sir Reginald Wingate.

INTER-IMPERIAL COMMUNICATION.

London, Jana 4.

The Times" states the Government has decided to carry out the resolution of the last Imperial Conference by immediately appointing an Imperial Shipping Committee, consisting of representatives of the Dominions and the Colonial and India Offices, Board of Trade and shipping interests. with a neutral chairman, to sarvey the whole question of Empire steamship communications, hear complaints of lack of facilities and suggestions for improving them, and devise a scheme whereby inter-Imperial communication may be maintained | most efficiently.

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Following the ceremony ception was held at No. 3 Leong Fee Terrace. The honeymoat is being spent at Maran, the coupla saying at the residence, of Sir Robert Bo-tung which was kindly been placed at their disposal, and afterwards they will go to Japaz.

The bride's going awuy dreas wuA of gold deral crepe, trimmed with pearls.

Following is a partial hat ei wedding presenta

Bridegroom to the bride Peon and ruby cecklace.

of diamond studs.

Bride to the bridegroom—A setļ

Bride's father to the bride-A pair of diamond bracelets and diamond earrings.

Bride's mother su the bride- Diamond ring and cheque.

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THE OAKS.

London: June 4.

The Oaks proved an interesting race, the result being in doubt Valescure settled down in front of Roselet. Charlebelle and China Rounding Tattenham corner Valescure was still leading. with Charlebelle second. Close to home Cinna went to the front, but failed to resist the challenge of Charlebelle, who won an exelting race. Sby Princess was fourth.

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Bride's father to the bride- gruczo—ebeque.

Bridegroom's mother to t brile- A pair of bracelets.

Sumerous valuable presents wer received tra friends all relatives, and practically all th prominent member of the Coiner community, including the Hon. Me Lau Chu Pak: the Hon. Mr H Foek, Sir Robert Ho-tung and the following: The Chase Chusban of Commerce, Heungshan Comm.r mal Asseintion, the fornmittee (4 the Tugg Wah Hospital, sal Beung Khw.. the Directors of th Bank of Canteh, the members ·! The Prince of Wales was presented with the badge of Chief Chinese Clab, and other Chin- Patron of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors' League of Australia drms of the Colony

Presents f The President. presenting the badge, referred to the appreciation (ecived istim Catton inclried the-- felt by the soldiers of the Commonwealth of the Prince visits to Berin General Mok Wing Sm. the the Australians in France.

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

A GERMAN DEMAND.

Melbourne. June

Zurich, June 3.

The German Government intends to demand 925,000,000 marks From France for damage during the French occupation of the Main district.

HUNGARIAN TREATY SIGNED.

Paris. June 4.

Military Hoveroue of Kwangu.. and General Ngai Bong Ping, 11-) | Chi! Poromissioner of Polisi

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ENGLISH BATHING CAPS.

ANSUAL REPORT.

$23.450.57 wat, spent on the Rogol Observatory last year. This is an increase of 33,422.33 com pared with 1918. The soul report contains the usual interest- ing if stale statistics. The principal features of 1919 weather were (n+] large departures from pormal from The Hungarian Peace Treaty was signed at the Grad Trianon month to montam atmospheria at 4.30 this afternoon. M. Millerand presided, the assembly including Pressure, temperature and wind:t the Ambassadors of Britain, Italy and Japan, also the Dominions (b) a typhoon and squall on August representatives Sir C. H. Perley, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Blanckenberg 32, (c) best waves in June, July and (South Africa) and Sir T. Mackenzie, all of whom signed the Treaty. August. The mean temperature Lord Derby signed for India as well as Britain. The ceremony lasted for the year was 72.99 against 71.50

for the past 36 years. The highest Tel. =ex 02.22 on August 1- against UZUR for the past 80 years. The lowest was 30.4 in February. Total rain-} Fall was 70.140 ins. as agaiost |101.605 in 1918. The greatest fall of one day was 4.705 in July and, in one hour, 1.850 in October. There was no damage from typhoons during the year. The results of the weather forecast are in a sense surprising. For fbrec years there has been no case of "total failure" while complete succèsses. stand at 71%. exactly the some as in 1913.

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EARLIER SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

[From Our Own Correspondents.)^

-RUMANIAN CROWN PRINCE.

Singapore, Jose 5.

H. R. EL. Prince Carol, Crown Prince of Rumanis, continues

his journey to Japan by the s.s. Madras leaving to-day.

DAYLIGHT SAVING IN SINGAPORE."

"Singapore, June 5.

The Municipal Commissioners favour putting the clock ahead not less than twenty minutes and not more than half an hour,

HORSE BY AEROPLANE. Santa Barbara, Cal, Aptil 8- A horse entered in a show KX- rived to-day by aeroplane from Los Angeles. The trip wBA delayed a day, until officers of the Humane Society had been convinced no cruelty was involved in the trip, which was tinda in a specially equipped aeroplané.

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