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NOTICE.

THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST."

SALE -

of

A fine selection of Fancy Worsteds for ladies' mod gentle- men's wear. Large assortments of serges, gabardines, Venitians, Whipcards, & Fancy Tweed Suiting-offered at specially cheap prices by

CASSUM AHMED & CO.

(Tel. No, 1462),

32-34, Wellington Street,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1921.

HONGKONG HOTEL

NEW GRILL ROOM

Opening

“ ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT"

Wednesday, 30th Nov, 1921.

E. HING & CO.

SEIPSUDILNIO MATERIALS, SHIPCHANDLERS AND

HARDWARE MERCHANTS.

"PHONE NO. 1110.

*25, WING WOO ST.

CENTRAL

NOTICE.

ST. ANDREW'S BALL

You can have "Practice Dances" in Your

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Lancers Quadrilles

Eightsome Reel Foursome Reel Barn Dance Masina Fox-Trots One-Steps Waltzes

Etc.

PUBLISHED ANNUALLY.

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Telegrams "SEYBOURNE.”

MEE CHEUNG.

HIGH CLASS FHOTOGRAPH.

OTHERS take your photos, but! by our 3 years experience we take

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THE ROYAL VISIT.

Chinese Discuss Celebration Plans."

Presiding over a meeting of members of the Chinese Chamber Fat Commerce held on Saturday afternoon, the Hon. Mr. Lau Chu-

dred Chinese members. The Chinese membership should be larger then that of the European as the native population exceeded the foreign by Discussion at Chinese

big margin. He therefore hoped to see a big increase on the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.ide shriv The Hon. Mr. Lau Chu-pak pre- Electric Meter Trouble. of all kinds, especially for ship- CONDITION and NATURAL mittee of the Chinese General there had been a good deal of talk pak, referring to the coming visit of

sided at a meeting of the Comi The Chairman said that lately COMPLEXION instead of mere-Chamber of Commerce held on that electric meters had been the Prince of Wales, on his ly clear and sharp.

Saturday afternoon.

removed from Chinese housešins way to Japan, said that both The Cosirman referred to Rood sa the occupants moved out, Chinese and Europeans had com- the aims of the Dewly no matter if they wished to retam bined to make arrangements to founded Lesque of Fellow. them, and that meters which had welcome His Royal Highness to ship and Service, which were to been esrried away, ostensibly for Hongkong and to make the event cultivate a closer relationship: repairs, were returned in bad con- an impressive and memorable que between Furopeans and Chinese ini dilion. They "moved rapidly and just only to the distinguished visitor Hongkong and to remove riegoder did not register correctly the but to the Colony. The programme sisodioza tost occasionally arose amount of current consumed, with to be carried out by the Chinese between the two communities, the result that the consumer community comprised a lantern There B* 20 discrimination red. He had interviewed the procession at night and a banquet with regard to nationality in Massger of the Hongkong Electric which the Chiome intend to give the constitution of the League. Company with regard to the matter. at the Tai Ping Theatre, The Chi- which, said the Chairman, was. The Manager of the Electrio nese Justices of the Peace and to supply a long felt seed in that Company said that employees of merchants had been invited to assu is would provide a mesos for fre- hus Compans who were sent to in the arrangements, which, when No. 2 queat intercourse between Chinese remove meters always carried carried out, would undoubtedly No. and Europeans. Mr. Lau Chu, chita, signed by tae maasger!add to the very spectacular appear- pak proposed that all members ofį sud wate Dumbers and hats ance of the City, especially at night, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce bearing the name

the when the greater part of Hongkong

(Established A. D. 1580.) HING LUNG ST. Phone 315

A. TACK & CO,

The Largest Photo-Supplies

in the Colony.

CEVELOPING AND PRINTING UNDERTAKEN.

26, DES VOEUX ROAD

CENTRAL.

MEE FONC

HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER Old Supreme Court Building

Special Department for Develop-

ping Printing for Amateurs and

Enlarging & Framing.

GREEN ISI AND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.

PORTLAND CEMENT.

In Casks of 375 lbs. net.

In Bags of 250 lbs. net.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

General Managers.

Hongkong..

MARTIN'S PIOL & STEEL PILLS

A7reast Betsydy for wil Izzegalasti. Thousands of Ledios sivaju konya dar

of Martin's Pills to the house, so that

on the Rest sign of any irregularity at

MASSAGE HALL

23. FLOWER STREET.

MRS, S. UZUNOGE. MRS. MOHITA.

SERVITIZATEN MASSEUPS Punguza TABOONDIS THua Day Həms # TARRA

THE SEW FRENCH THERAPION

THERAPION

THERAPION

REMEDY. No.

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The IRL Mark wor * yra me jana the Gues, eramp attend

Our Portralt is of Mr. E. F. WHEELER, of 22, Regent Street, Balby, Doncaster, England, who

writes -

* £bo two years ago I had a nasby

wound break out is my big toe. I had

i attraded to for about three months,

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should join the League of Fellow. Company. No removal, for repairs would be illuminated with lan- sbip sed Service. In time to come or otherwise, would be hong" biz]terns and electric devices. Ornate they would not fail to realise its except when done by employers of arches would be erected in those advantages.

the Company The Hongkong streeta where trate would not be A Poor Boy's Home.

Electric Company, said the Char-impeded by erections of this Ic Hongkong, the Chairman, man, was paying special attention{description. The expenses entail. csatioued, there was an enormous to the matter with a view to putting led by the procession would be aucaber of Cbians who, enostrain a stop to the fraudulent practice. bome by the public, while those ed by purerty, had to send their People who were troubled by such who attended the dinner at the children out to bawk vegetable and "g-atry" abould report the maiter Tai Ping Theatre would share the cases at the Magistracy of small to the Electric Company.

cost of that function. In order to children being penalised for bawking Mr. Wong Kam-ylog said he had inchieve # uniform scheme of wilboot licences were of daily heard of incidente of the kind (decoration it was the enzuest wish ocruttence, the punishment being mentioned by the Chairman and of the Celebration Committee that a whipping, and in some cases, be believed some of the employees lanterns should be of the same imprisonment. In the interests of the Electric Company were design. In this connection all who of the poor the Chamber responsible. For Bome

were desirous of taking a share in of Commerce bad approached the sccountable resson, be had not the decorations should apply to the Chairman and Director of the Tung] been asked to settle hia electric Secretary of the Chinese Chamber Wah Hospital with a view to light bills for the last three months of Commerce for such lanterns wo [establishing a poor boys' home in and the Electric Company's shroff they required.

order to relieve badly circumstanced had not called on him. The electric Mr. Choy Cheong, Manager of parents of the hard duty of meter of his residence was remated the Sun Company, nazed the Chair- providing education and vocational by somebody some time ago, but man, whether in view of the move. training for their children. On the was subsequently returned by mant to "popularise native goods" 50th anniversary of the establish the Electric Company after is connection with which Hong- ment of the Tang Wah Hospital he had notified them. However, kong witnessed

many public the suggestion was made by him he noticed that the number on demonstrations some time ago), (the speaker) that the Chinese the meter was not the same lanterns of Chinese maks could nt Hongkong should subscribe! as tbat

the former one, not be maed by Chinese in the

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$100,000 to build home for Recently, continued Mr. Wong, forthcoming celebrations ? Very poor children and that the Govern many new buildings had cuma artistic sod of many diferent sorts best during that time it had spread to allment be requested to assist. Such into existence acd maDy af were Chinese lanterns, and there, the toes, with the cult that had to a bome could do much to diminish the owners wets offering high when lighted, would wie with undergo an operation, but with no avail

crime in the Colony. It would give prices for electric meters. This had lanterns of other makes. Then, after another operation, as it did

useful training and education to evidently been the cause of the The Chairman esid the object of poor children, who, if left to rove objectionable incidents complained jobtaining, lanterns from ibe one about, were particularly susceptible of.

not get any tester, I thought I would

„Jve your * Clarke's Ekoxd Mixture 'a trial. After taking the first three bottles I could! walk better, and now after having it battles the wound has quite beard, and i am pleased to say I have not seen any sign of it breaking out since.”

Sufferers Bad Lege. Abscesses. Ligers.

Glenal

Swanting $ [+£ Eczema, Boës. Plurales, Eruptions, Rheumann. Goat should realize that lotions and matmaut can but giva tesignzaer trieties, be sure of

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PILLS

! thereaghly shamed of the deserewanie batter.

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Clarke's Bicol

Birstate quickly attacks, overcosses, and expel I the impurities, that is why so many regverkalsin traverses kland to its credia. _ Pleasant to takę. alize few isjarious ingradients.

Of all Dealers-see that you get

to corruption. The Government, The Hawkers' Grievance. however, expressed the opinion that

source was to ensure uniform scheme, but H the Chinese

ANDERSON'S

(The Music Shop).

THE DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO. LTD.

24 Des Voeux Road, Central.

Agents in South China for :----

Locomobile, Mercer, Chandler, Claveland, Hudson, Essex, and Dodge Brothers motor cars, Ace Motor Cycles and Dunlop Tyres.

SPECIAL OFFER FROM STOCK The 1921 CHANDLER 7 passenger Touring car. $4,600 Mex.

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Enquires invited Demonstration arranged for prospective

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GENERAL NEWS.

As reported previously the Police wished to encourage native goods il the Chinese could only subscribe have decided to clear the centre of (and use Chinese lanterns "they $100.000, the amount to be borne the town of all itinerant hawkers could do so; but they should by the Government would be too of fruit, etc., and those who were not overlook the object the Cele. much. The scheme was, therefore, affected requested the Hon. Mr. bration Committee had in view. II in abeyance.

Lau Chu-pak to prevail... upon the Buo Company could, supply The League of Fellowship and the Captain. Superintendant of Chase Jantarna Mr. Chey Cheong Service, the Chairman was sure, Polica to reconsidge, his decision would have to miske arrangements would be sympathetic and give the and makeconcessions. Mr Lau with tas Secretary of the Chamber TO END OFFICIAL DISHONESTY. dollars will be punished accord scheme their best support in view Chu-pak said he could not assist of Commerce so that the public Justice has recently published ment, those above, one thousand fof its benevolent abjects. For this the hawkers against whom the might know whers to get them. | reason be (Mr Lau Chu-psk) orged| Palica decision would be enforced,

The Chinase

Clarke's Blood Mixture the Chinese to support the League because not only did the Police The places occupied by the the

"Komphonyá,žood Perifer"

by becoming members. The object to their presence in the cen.bawkers were always littered with League had, at present, about two tre of the town but the Sanitary fruit refone and this gare Sanitary Thundred European and one-ban-Department was also against them. coolies a great deal of work.

clauses to the affect that those who sell positions, openly aændi receive bribes above five kindred

Ministry ofing to the Second Class punish

new regulations dealing with dollars will be punished socort--

avaricious officials wheting to the First Class punishment squeeze money

ask for and those in excess of five bribes from the people. The thousand dollars will be pus so regulation contains twenty-three death-Ching kao Pao.

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