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ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

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FOURSOMES MIXED COMPETITION will be held on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 2nd January, on the NEW COURSE, Fanling. Post entries. Entrance fee $1 per pair. choose their own partners.

Competitors

The competition will be against BOGEY, 34 of half 'combined bandicaps allowed. Strokes taken as per card. Men drive from 1st

100.

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Joseph Bros

Notice is hereby given that in consequence of ill health I have closed the office formerly carried on by me at 6 Des Voeux Road Central under the style or arm name of Joseph Bros. All com Dunications and correspondence regarding the firm should be addressed to me e/o The Hong- kong Hotel until further notice.

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NOTICE.

The undersigned holding the exclusive exbibition rights in China and Hongkong. the two! Serial Cinema Films Lurking Peril" and "Hawk's Trail" each consisting of 30 parts, which can

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NOTICE.

The public are hereby reminded that private jinrickshas-chairs and their drivers are due for relicensing on January 1st 1921.

E. D. C. WOLFE, Captain Superintendent of Police

Hongkong, 28th Dec., 1921.

THE COWIE HARBOUR COAL COMPANY LIMITED.

SILIMPOPON COAL

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

HONGKONG HOTEL

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1921.

CRICKET.

Bowling analysis. —

Reed

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Hongkong C.C. v. the Army. Sarer

da Rome Young

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A SPLENDIDLY-CONTESTED Farbing

GAME

New Year's Eve, Saturday, 31st. Detember, 1931. The JAZZ BAND of the SILVER STATE" will ren-

R.K.C,C-2ND INNINGS. Not of on will the Club ground der special Jazz Music for the witness a beulor-contested game F. J. de Roma, d McDonald FANCY DRESS BALL on NEW than the one which nded just E J. R. Mitchell, e and b YEAR'S EVE

after 3 o'clock yesterday in a NEW GRILL ROOM. victory for the Army by a dozen A DINNER DANSANT will[rans, be held at the HONGKONG HOTEL NEW GRILL ROOM ploted an innings with a slight on NEW YEAR'S EVE, Satur-advantage to the Club, the scores, day, 31st. December, 1921.

being 213 against 200.

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

Overnight each side had com-

Daries... A. E. Wood, b Davies... G. R. Sayer, st Holdman, b

Edwards

HRB. Hancock, e McDonald, T. E. Pearce, run out...

b Davies

BUTTER

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McLarens lo half pound jars

Canadian Twin Cheese

20

American Fancy Flat

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65 ct par lb.

66

The military started their arrondi A SPECIAL TIFFIN will bej venture with Capt. Olliverand Sgt F. H. Farthing. c Brown, b served on NEW YEAR'S DAY, Holdman, the latter of whom was Davies... Sunday, 1st. January, 1922. prom ted from eleventh ms. 1. G. Davies, not out...

The Hotel Orchestra will be in The change was not attended with FN. Young, o Baker,bGraham 0 The undersigned are prepared attendance, and bookings may be success, Heluman being caught E. B. Reed, lb. Graham

silge, and as Mar quote prices for best quality made either at the REPULSE for freshly mined SILIMPOPON BAY HOTEL or the HONG- Edward and Staff Sgt. Redpath COAL, trimmed into Bankers at KONG HOTEL MAIN OFFICE were

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The usual TEA AND DINNER vent of ordinary Port Cha ges. DANSANT will NOT be held on the minimum draft of water Friday, 30th. Dazember. alongside the Company's Whil

at Sebattik is 28 feat at low water

Spring Tides. Charts of Cowie Bay (Sebattik Harbour) and ans required information concerning! the port can be had on applica

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XMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.

NOTICE.

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FOR HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW.

י,

maile the linagkong and tḥasprang meny

ATATAGE Tumday. The vast te kieset

BAI-KON. (Capt. Charles E. Page Sos. La

moderar- dismissed for scores, the Army's prospects did not look too bright. Capt. Ollivar, however, was again abowing fas form, and with Capt. Davies helped the score-board along handsomely. Later in the in- nings Col. Wyndbam and Capt. Spinks rendered considerable help. with the result that the total reacbed 220. For the second time Capr. Olliver was top scorer for his side, a fine 59 going to his credi Reed was the most successin trundler, coming out with th

The opening pair

wheez

he

Canadian Salmon

$1.25 per jar 1.00 per lb.

80 ct. por .b

50 čia par ..

30 ets per

50 ct per

...$1.50 per lb

30

Brig Gan. MeNaghton, Lb.w..

Davion...

Canadian Baddock...

10

Canadian Kippers

Canadian Bloaters

5

201

POULTRY

Canadian Turkey

177

4

VEGETABLES

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Total

Canadian Potatoes ........

... 08 cts. per b

... 195

Bowling analysis.—

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49

MoDonald Davies ... Edwards Baker Brown Grabam

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the

bis successful

FRUITS

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Having the facilities in our refrigerators for carrying large stocks of Meat, Poultry and Game (both cooked and uncooked) we are in a position to supply the public with produce ready for the table at short notice.

CHINA COAST OFFICERS'

Latest Changes.

G.

Mr. D. McIntosh, third engin- ser, Hangsang, has gone third engineer, Luanyi.

Mr. W. Craig, third angineer. Taisbun, has gone third engineer. Hsin Chang.

ARMY NAVY.

THE MILITARY AGAIN IN GOOD FETTLE

Mr. A. C. Ross has been ap delightful weather

pointed second engineer. Loong-

Cure for Leprosy. Leucoderma.

Safe, Sure, and Guaranteed creditable Brures of five for 8 second of the two-day fixtures in

wo, Mr. C. A. Elis, second Requiring 208 to win, the Clutthe triangular tourney was begun

Mr. D. MeD. Buchanan, third engineer, Loongwo, has gone on the Club ground this morning, Patches, Fruptions, Pimples, &c. made a worse start than in their when the combatant Services engineer, Kwailin, bas gone third second engineer, Tangwo

Kr. engineer, Soor bow. in four weeks. Patients willing first innings.

Mr. F. V. Stokes, chief officer. Tinker, from reserve, has gone Hein Kiangteen, has gone chief to be treated by Post are were de Rome and Mitchell, and opposed each other.

The Army, fresh from their third engineer, Kweilin.

[officer, Kabo. Mr. W. Olsen, The COWIE HARBOUR COAL requested to write. Rs 7-per the former had any just cracke

clock

was victory over the Club in the first

Mr. R. Hughes, chief officer, obief officer, Kaho, has gone chief CO. LTD.

Particular free his week. Full

series, Won by one of the of the

the 1095 Wosang, has gone chief officer officer, Finin Kiangtsen. veter

coter. "SRI Works, fairly beaten

istow left-handed deliveries and Capt. Oliver and Cap Tungwo. Beadon Sq. C'aleuita (T) India.

McDonald. A few runs later Davies gave them a splendid Mr. H. Rawstron, chief officer, Wood was surprised by a race start-off sending up 119 before Tungwo, has gone chief officer, break-back from Davies, the fassthey were parted. Cap. Olliver. Wasang.

Mr. W. Linton, from leave, has bowler sending down a ball which continuing

Mr. E. Williams bas been gone fourth engineer, Hsin Ming. the batsman made no attempt to sequence, contributed 48 before appointed supernumerary second Mr. L. W. MoLennan, third play, only to experience the being run out.

officer, Tatung.

engineer, Hein Ming, has gone mortification of hearing a rattl Capt. Davies looks like having Mr. G. E Vaughan, chief third engineer. Taisbus. ing of the stumpa

*T suspicious week in both officer, Choyang, is on reserve. Mr. J. W. Doyle, from leave. Taree wickets fell for 33, and dpartments, for, following his Mr. W. A. Balch. second officer, has gone second officer, Kwang- then Sayer gave some help. fine all-round play against the Choy sang, has gone acting chief ping. Mr. H. Langvard, second officer, Ewangping, is on reserve, After be had been batting is Club, he rattled up 59, including sofficer, same ship.

Mr. A. B. Osmond, from leave, -Shipping and Engeneering. promising sigle for 21. he stepped mighty sixer off Com. Wood. Capt.

Spinks also played well, but up has

officer, missed ball from Edwards, the stumper to the interval none of the other Choysan.

Mr. N.Churchill, second officer, promptly whipping off the bail batsmen did much, the board

Com. Yusang, is on leave. It was auch a clear case that showing 192 for seven.

Mr. E G. Woodford, super- Dot wait for the Stevens, taking the ball a little NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sayer did

On the scores, the while before tiffin, distinguished numerary, Namsang, has gone that consequent upon the trumpire's fat pending change of ownership of match looked a likely thing for himself by delivering a maiden third officer, same ship.

No University has ever had the Army, but the combination over in which he took two wickets. "Mr. G. H. Hodgson, supar- the above Flotel all

The naval eleven is composed numerary second officer, Nam-|more faithful service than that having any accounts outstanding of Pearce and Hancock altogether

complexion of Com. Wood, Lt.-Com. Douglas sang. bas gone second officer, viven to the University of Lon Hotel are changed the against the sbore THE Cadersigned have received

don by SirP Magnus, who, within Greig, Surg-Lt.-Com. Mr. E L Merritt, second officer, sight of his 80th birthday, bas instructions to sell by Public REPULSE AY HOTEL hereby requested to send particu- things. Soon playing themselves Hamilton, Lt-Com. Jotham, Lt. Loorgsang.

lars of such accounts to the in, the pair treated the spectators Com undersigned on or before the 10th D fiue exbibition of confident Stevens, the Rev. Crole Rees, Lt. Loongsang, is on leave. Mr. W. decided that he cannot stand day of January, 1922, so that the batting. Half a dozen bowlers Beatty. Lt. Franks, Lt Skinner, S. Gee has been, appointed super-again as a Parliamentary candi

numerary second officer. Loong date, writes » Home Journal. same may be duly paid and were tried, without effect, during Lt. Stcart. and Mid. Haytor.

| Long before he became its mem- which time the leather was

Mr. J. H. Smith, from lesve, jber in 1906 Sir Pbilip was work- repeatedly despatched to

48 has gone supernumeraty seconding for the London University square-leg boundary, both bars.

59 officer Hangsang

which gave him his education... number men registering a rousing strokes.

memune, 13.1. leaving Megane g 13th December 201

be sold or leased by our authoris | Baturday, 24th. December.n, na fecember 2 ed Agents.

Proceedings

DINNER DANSANT AT

will be taken REPULSE BAY HOTEL against anyon- exhibiting sameļ without our authority.

CHINA FILM FYNDICATE LIMITED. Hongkong 21st. December, 1921.

PUBLIC

AUCTIONS.

Auction on

Friday, the 30th Dec., 1921 romidencing at 10,30 8.m.

at No. 153 Praya East 849 coils Wire Rope Terms: Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS. Auctioneers.

THE Undersignedhave received icstructions to sell by Public Auction on

Friday. the 30th Dec., 1921

commencing at 11 am,

at their Sales Rooms, Daddel! Street

A Large Quantly of Leather

comprising:

Tan Call, Chrome Willow Calf, Chrome Willow Hide, Box Calf. Mazeppa Kid. Borios Hide, Box Hide, Stout Tan Willow Cali.) Stout Box Calf, etc.

Also

20 pieces Union Broad Cloth

2 cases China-ware

1 piece Black Serge

1 piece Brown Suiting

.114 boxes Dutch Cigare

Terms: Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneers.

THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction on

Friday the 30th Dec., 1921 commencing at 3.30 p.m.

at No 1 Prat Buildings, Pret Avenue, Kowloon

A Quantity of Valuable Household Furniture

Comprising

Leather covered couch and arm. chairs, teak bookcase, dining chairs, dinner service, glass-ware, etc., etc.

Brass bedsteads, Teak wardrobes with bevelled mirror, dressing tables. Chesto-of-drawers, Marble top. Lace curtains

etc.

Terms: Cash on delievery Catalogues will be Insued.

Onview from Thanday the 29th,

Decemb

LAMMERT ERŐS,

Auctioneers.

Boxing Day, Monday, 26th Dec

"FANCY DRESS" DINNER DANSANT AT HONGKONG HOTEL GRILL

Wednesday, 28th, December DINNER DANSANT AT

NEW YEARS EVE Saturday, 31st December "FANCY DRESS"

DINNER DANSANT AT REPULSE BAY HOTEL (Sunday being New Year's Day. the above Dinner Dance will commence from 7.30 pm.

Monday, and. January, 1922 DINSER DANSANT

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Dated this inth day of Dec. 1921

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the Peak Hotel.

GENERAL NEWS.

out

to and

the

THE ARMY. Capt. Olliver, run out Cap Davies, e and b Haytor. Ls. Beaven, b Beatty.. ¡Capì. Spinks, not out..........

ol

O

Maj. Edwards, & Franks. b

The Club looked to be velver, but a catch off Davies

Maj. Bagnall, Wood

7

Skog

Боле

second

TO-DAY'S MISCELLANT.

Mr. J. A. Sutherland, second He is only a few yests younger 37 officer. Lesang, has gone second than the University, and he ha 10 offices, Hinsang. Mr. A. B. L been working all his life for Gibb, second officer, Hinsaor, education in London-as lecturer has gone second officer, Leesang and examiner to various in- Mr. W. Atkinson, second officer, stitutes, is member of the old 0 Fooksang, has gone second officer, London School Board, an chair.

Chipsbing

man of the Secondary Schools Mr. J. Kendall, from leave, has Association, and sa member of, 1 gone

supernumerary second the Senate and Fellow of the

University. officer, Wishing

11

to bat.

14

7.

Extras

Tiffin-interval score ifor

wickets)

Mr. J. Poweit, second officer. Chipahing, bas gone acting chief officer. Chaksang. Mr. B. Mc. Kinnon Thomson chief officer, 199 Chaksang, has resigned..

Captain L F. Hosey from leave, be gone master, Loong

Solicitors for the Proprietor of disposed of Hancock. Brig-Gen. Stevens

McNaghten. however kept bis S. Sgt. Redpach, c Crote-Rees. end up, and seeing that Pearce b Stevens was batting more confidently Maj. Toralinson, e Crola-Beer.

the chances were than ever,

Stevens strongly in the civilians favour. Le Me. Donald, not out when a disastrous mistake led to Br. Exker Pearce being run out for Cpl. Parton SIR J. MON'S GIFT TO OXFORD.)splendid ienings of 80. It should

President Harding's presence [he said that a smart piece of

at the burial of the Unknown Sir John Simon, who was at fielding contributed. to the

Americas Boldler indicated also Wadham College, Oxford, has batsman's dismissal. Even after offered the University £1.000, on the sheet-anchor of the Club's!

that he was seaming the lënd in. the great project for the making trast, to be devoted to "Ethel baiting had been sent on the

of a memorial bridge across the Simon scholarships and ex-return journey to the pavilion, the WEST JENA "

Potomac. It is intended that the bibitions, in memory of his late civilians were fairly well placed.

Captain P. R. G. Curting, of the bridge abould join the Lincola having arrived from San Fran- wife,

They stood within 38 runs of

Mingsang, Hon reverte.

Memorial to Arlington Cemetery cisco via ports, on December 28th, THE FIRST LORD MAYOR. victory with three wickets in

Kr. P. Jowiss chief officer,points in a direct liar with, the 1921. consignees are hereby noti According to Dr. R. R. Sharpe hand, but, except L G. Davies,

gone acting Capitol and the Washington fied that their cargo is being the archives of Guildhall show the rest did liile, the inping The New Premier's Policy. Chrongsblog. bas master, Mingsang.

Monument The American public landed at their risk into the that the first use of the title of terminating for 195, which left|

Mr. U.Fletcher, second officer, asking that the memorial hazardous and/or extra-bazardous Lord Mayor dates back to 1486, the Army victors by a dozen rans. Peking telegraros

Musang, has gone second officer. bridge should be the combined Godowns of the Hon-Shan when orders were given for the

Hongkong to-day state that a Davies again came out with a

From SAN FRANCISCO. The Steamship

CHINESE NEWS.

to

Trachi

Bang

Godown Co., Yanmati, and stored destruction of unfair measures capital analysis, capturing five mandare appointing Liang Shr. Cheonzshing, Mr. G.K. Hudson, work of all the States, and that for coal London's chief citizen wickets for 48, which gave him aloe Premier was issued on the second officer, Cheongshing, is on engineers, artis s and mechanics

lease.

third

•

at consignees" risk.

used to be known as Dominus

should share in making it the Mr. J. D. H. Carswell, superfinest embodiment in the country Consigases of cargo must pro-

the State Department and re- duce an Import permit signed by Maior, or Sir Mayor. a time tally for the match of 11 for 110.25b. The new Premier want to

The feature of the game was ceived audience from all the numerary second officer, Yer of the Spirit of Peace and the translation of the Latin the Superintendent of Imports Dominus Maior became My Lord the level scoring all, through. In officials.

shing, has gone supernumerary Liberty. & Exports. Hongkong, before

second officer, Cheongahing. Mi Bills of Lading will be counter Mayor followed. In the begin-was only matter of 25 rune the Mayor, and, naturally, Lord an aggregate of 928 runs, there

Liang She-yee has declared R. A. M. Sharrati, third officer, signed.

A correspondent suggests that ning of the 16th century do margin between the highest and that be bas no intention of Cheongbing, has gone

the designer of the big clook it is All broken, chafed and dam-cuments referred to My Lorde the the lowest of the four innings, amalgamating the Bank of China officer, Yeishing.

Mr. W. Henderson, acting chief proposed to erect at Siemenstadt aged cargo is to be left in the Mayre.

It was fine start to the triangular and Bank of Communication. Godowns, where it will be ex.

A loan of $3,000,000 has been officer. Loongwo, bsa gone will have to revise its dimensions FIRE HALY A ŠILE IN LESOTHourney between the Club, the

if it is to be, as claimed, the amined at 10 a.m. on Jan., 4th.

Ariny, and the Navy.

concluded with the Chinese Bank second officer, såm - ship. Disaster overtook the village of

Mr. W. R. Williams, chieflargest clock in Europe. Ite dial |1922, by the Company's Surveyors,

Appended are the scores in the Group for the relief of the sit Weehawken, New Jersey. op-201 Messrs. Carmichael & Clarke.

gone of 231 diameter certainly beat innings.

(First innings: famine provinces. The remains officer, Tongabing, has

within 10 days of the steamer's which broke out early in the 213}=-

All claims must be presented posite to New York, by a fire The Army, 200; Hongkong C. C. of the customs duty surplus is acting master, Emang. Captain D. that of Big Ben--by six inches

Įgiven as security.

Christie, of the Esang has gone but the diameter of each of the four disle of the clock which Liang She yee has published waster, Kutwa. arrival here, after which theyorning of the 4th. ult. in the Erie

his policy to be as follows:-| Mr. E. V. Bishop, acting ma-struounts

Royal Liver cannot be recognized.

I Liverpool 59 To bring about the union of ter, Kutwo, has gone thief officer, Buildings

the country as soon as posible: to same abip. Mr. S. F. Pinchin, 25ft.

while that of the carry out the disbandment of acting obief officer, Kutwo, has clock above the huge Singer 18 soldiers and to institute, economy, gone second officer, same ship. factory at Kilbowie, Scotland,is ·

to develop the foreste-and-waste Mr. JA. Murphy, second 26ft The German olockwill, grounds; to unify the manage-officer, Kusma, has gone super- however, stand bigher whove ment of the railways; to prepare upmerary second officer. same ground level than any other clock sufficient funds and to carry outs ship.

in Europe. The height of 250ft.

railroad yards. The flames

ARMY-2ND INNINGS.

spread with such startling rapidity Capt. Olliver, b Young No claims will be recognised that in a short time practically gt. Holdman, c Sayer, bRead after the goods have left the all property along the water front, Maj. Edwarda, b Sayer- Godowna, and cargo undelivered for a distance of half a mile, was S. 3. Redpath, Young on and after 4th. Jan., 1922, will on fire. Five piers, many ware Capt. Davies, o Young, b Reed' be subject to rent.

houses, two goods trains, and 30 Lt. McDonald, e de Rome, b

Rend Consignees are requested to barues have been destroyed, the send in their Bills of Lading for countersignature immediately. STRUTHERS & DIXON, INC.,

Agente for

1

Div. of Opr. U. 8. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.

Hongkong, 2816 December, 1921.

damage running into millions of Col. Wyndham, e Davies, b dollars Bundreds of firemen Sayer...

bave been burried to Weehawken Br. Baker, c Hancock, b Bayer to reinfore the local brigades. Capt. Spinks, Lb.w. Beid The fire, which was watched by Ple. Brown, not out thousands and lit up the sky for Lt. Grabam, b Raid

| miles, was finally got under con-

trol. One of the plura destroyed was filled with barrels of oil.

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Total

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the in

23 complusory educational scheme. Captain J. Campbell of the proposed for it is in fair agT04-

A Shangbai telegram states Yusang, is on leave.

0

31 that an armistice of 17 conditions Mr. A.E. B. Lambie,

ment with the rule for such

chief things, namely, ten fest for every

3 has been concluded between the officer, Cheongbing, has gone foot of the dial diameter, whereas 6atborities of Szechuen and acting master, Yang,

12 Hupeh. The forces of the former Mr. J. Grady, third engineer,

will clear out from the latter's Luenyi, his gone third engineer,

Hangrang ..220 | territory within the year.

the Singer clook is only 1218.

above the ground, less than half the height it should be with so huge a dia!