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NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG' TELEGRAPH.“

THURSDAY, DECEMBER

1921.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

意者 THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST.”

SALE

of

A une selection of Fancy Worsteds for ladies' and gentle- men's wear. Large assortments of sarges, gabardines, Veaitians, Whipcards, & Fancy Tweed Suiting-offered at specially cheap prices by

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(Tel No. 1462).

& CO.,

32-34, Wellington Street.

Suitable

NEW YEAR'S GIFTS

including

PERFUMES, HAIR BRUSHES, SAFETY RAZORS, VACUUM FLASKS, etc., etc.

AT REASONABLE PRICES.

COLONIAL DISPENSARY

Tel. 1571.

It, Quren's Riad, Central,

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Sole Agents for "KELVIN MOTORS." Motors from 12 B.H.P. to 30 B.H.P. now in stock also spare parts.

Works

Manager...

Secretary

Tel. K21.

K633. .369.

Harbour Engineers.

$.604.

6.622.

"Telegrams "SEYBOURNE.”

METALS

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(Established A. D. 1580.) HING LUNG ST. Phone 515)

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HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPH.

Tel. 1877

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THE NEW CHINESE CABINET.

- Shanghai, Dec 25 Presidential mandate WA

issued as evening. authorizing Liang Shib ji to form 6 Dew

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THE CONFERENCE.

Waddington. Dec. 28.

The suggestion that the submarine problem he left to some future world conference, in view of the dificulties encountered, has rained increased prominence. It is reported that President Hard- ing stated that negotiations for an enlarged conference are pro- gressing. The belief that land armaments would not be discussed again at the present conference is confirmed-by the news that the Italian, as well as the British, military representatives are going home.

It is understood that the Japanese delegation may informally suggest to Britain, France and America the drafting of a written agreement that the Pacific Treaty be not construed as applicable to the Japanese mainland. Baron Shidebars visited Mr. Hughes.

The French delegation has received instructions from Paris regarding submarines. Their nature is not divulged, but it is reliably stated that France declines to accept the American sug- gestion to maintain the status quo, contending that each country is entitled to say for itself how many defensive craft are needed. colonial having consideration for the length of its home and coastline, thas agreeing with the Japanese standpoint in the sense that neither cares how much of such craft the other poss29383.

Mr. Hughes In connection with Baron Shidehara's visit ta yesterday, the opinion is expressed that he may have suggested an exchange of notes clarifying the scope of the Quadruple Pact. It is understood the Japanese delegation may suggest. informally to Britain, America and France the draft of a written agreement excluding the Japanese mainland from the Pact.

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Calcutta. Dev. 23.

In opening the Victoria Memorial on Calcutta msidan this morning, with great spectacular pomp. the Prince of Wales per- formed the most historically interesting event thus far in his Indian tour. The superb building is held to be only second, as an architectural gem, to the Taj Mahal, the marble used coming from the same quarry in Nakrana, In the Italian Renaissance! style, the symmetrical. distribution

and demes, facalles

Calcutta sculptural ornaments give it distinct Mogul air.

♫ regards this alabaster-like pile

valedictory monument i to the departed glory of the capital of India. To a fanfare, a salute of 101 guns and the national anthem played by massed bands, the Prince of Wales unlocked the door with a richly jewelled key, pre- sented by Sir Rajendra Ath Mookerjee, making a

of this regular Valhalla of Indian historie relier. Everywhere along the routes His Royal Highness received a great reception. Calcutta is quite normal, except for the decorative splendoar and frequent strains of martial music.

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ACHU CHIN CHOW* ROMANCE.

tour

London, Dec. 28.

It transpires that the Japanese poet Gonusake Komai secretly married Nora Morgan, daughter of a Shetheld optician, in London on 29th November. Komal first saw his bride, who is a well-known classical dancer, when she was playing in "Chu Chin Chow,”

THE RUBBER SITUATION.

London, Dec. 23.

The Rubber Shareholders' Association has sent a letter to the plantation companies, stating that as the conferences with the Rubber Growers' Association have proved aborțive the former therefore proposes a comprehensive propaganda scheme, and ra quests the companies to provide sixpence per acre.

ARRESTED BY BOLSHEVIKS.

London. Dec. 23.

It is reported from Constantinople that Mr. John B. Dedge, who has been visiting Autralia, China and Sorth Persia investigating trade possibilities, has been arrested by Bolsheviks at Batum, and alleged to be a British secret service agent.

CHINESE CONSUL TO SINGAPORE.

London. Dec. 28.

Mr. Lo Chang, Chinese Consul-General, has been appointed to by our 30 years experience we dance at the Stets Department this Singapore and is sailing next week. take yours io EXCELLENT morning, the price of public loadi CONDITION and NATURAL | bonds ruas and the military and

arnival.

COMP! EXIOS instead of mete-police forces were much gratified. THE MANILA CARNIVAL. ball; Sunday, February 12, Grate) ty clear and sharp.

The Back of Communications has Studio-Ice House Street. decided to pay uns caab oo calle

without limitation from the witbi inst.

MASSAGE HALL

33. FLOWER STREET.

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CREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.

PORTLAND CEMENT.

In Casks of 375 lbs. net.

In Bazs of 250 lbs. net.

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General Managers.

Hongkong.

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Many Thrills.

After the formation of the new Cabinet, Liang Saib-yi declared bis diplomatic policy That At least eleven provinces are now boxes, each containing eight weats, the political attitude of the De getting ready to participate in the will be built around the edge of the Cabinet towards

Pacific

coming commercial and industrial dancing floor. Conference be ximply to seek

A Lottery. exposition which will be held in the of all get rid

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FOOTBALL.

Charity Match.

Referee, Mr. Hollands.

LIGGETT & MYERS TOBALD CO.

The

goal line, the whistle sounding for corner, from which Leung Yuk-{ outside. Hands against McClure. Itong cleared. Lelliott came again. and Cheung went in. Thomson and Lau saved well. Grant fouled land Burke miskicked, and Mitch Wong; and the Chinese getting panched out with Wong upon him. away Mitch forced Chai Kwong Townsend received a kick and over the line with the ball at his Played on the Club ground on left the Geld, and although he toa. Mitch saved from Wong and, Tuesday last Long before the returned after five minutes ab-la moment later, running out.; All dances will be held in the advertised time for starting the sence he was merely a passenger picked the ball up from the foot' the other uditorium to be built near

the game, thousands of Chinese Hned for the rest of the game. Thom of Kwok Po-kan. At

the ropes. The tears were: son cleared from Wong. Follow-end Townsend from a good posi Nozalera ball park. Plans have

Services-Mitch (Capt), Burke ing a free kick for a foul throw tion sent the ball over the bar. bren drawn whereby two tiers of

and and Thomson: Parker. Lelliott in by Cheung, the Services forced Burke cleared from 17 Kas and MeClurg: Hill, Townsend.a corner, which the Chinese Harris punched the ball down inɛ Grant. Harris and Amor.

cleared. Wong fouled Lelliott in middeld. Amor receiving from a, South

the China. Lau Hing-midfield and same player clearance by Lau returned with a cheung: Chan S and Fung Tai; spot a good opening for the fast drive, the ball just skimming a special feature of the A premium plan, the proceeds of Cheong Shing-wing. Leang Tai Chinese by getting offside. Lack the crossbar. During a rush or which will provide a fuud for in fong and Leung Yuk-tong: Chui of combination on the part of the the Chinese goal 2 defender and ;b) That towards the Shantung| Manila Carnival next February. It

merliate use in carrying out the in-Kwong-yeung, Ip Kau, Weng Pak-Services lost them a good open-handled a yard outside the penalty question it will recognise the good

is declared that the provincial) tention to give Manila the biggest chong. Kwok Po-kan and Lau Tak-ling and Grant was slow to turnarea: and Harris sending in. wishes of Britain and America to

showing to be made in the emuning Carnival in years and also insure a chong.

to account a good centre by Hill. Leang Yuk-tong cleared. mediate in discussion, but not on

Hands against Kwek gave the Services pressed and Lan funning ill

that of reserve tu be bad in emnection surpas the basis of previous agreements. Carnival

These are meant to show that previous (arnivals, as the prusinces with the proposed erection of Linesmen. Messrs. Jones and Services a chance; but Amor re-lout cleared from Amor by kick- Chios baa not changed her policy.

future Ma

Iceiving from Harris was ruleding to touch. Later Townsend which are planning to enter exhibits permanent buildings for

lost a good chance, for standing Mr. Wong Kam-ring. President offside. Half time, no score. next Fehmary are bolding local excarnival and expositions. is an TRAIN SMASH.

The premium libits of their prohurts so as to be aounced.

plan of the South China Arhletic Asso Resuming, Lelliott and Grantfunmarked he shot over the bar Shanghai. Dec. 27.

able to select the best they have for provides for the advance sale of ciation, kicked off for the Services changed places and Townsend from close range. Parker fouled; midfield, went out on the wing. The Wong and from the free Kick {tickets of admission to the Carnival and played settled in

touch Chinese were early attacking and Ip Kan was pulled up for offside. grounds at centavos per ticket, the the ball being kicked to "Ten Balls.

times. Foul against Miteb saved a long shot from Amor sent over from the left. customary price: but the parehaser several

for the Hill running in headed the wrong Ten talks are planneri for Carnival buys a sheet of 2 tickets for Ps. Harris seat the Chinese in, Cheung Leung Tai-fong. Hill Week. Another dance will be given Each setof tickets bears a serially putting in a high shot. which Services ended up a good effort by side of the post. The final whistle; the night of January 2%, to be called numbered coupon which entitles the Thomson cleared. The ball go-shooting outside the post. The sounded amidst wild cheering and the Queen Candidates' Ball Every holder to's chance to win a prize atg to Ip Hau, the latter returned Chinese come down with a rush the game ended in a win for the ball will be open to the public with a drawing to be held on the last day well over the bar. The Services and fp Kau struck the crossbar. Chinese by a goal to bil. The got away and Harris passed out with Mitch beaten. The Chinese Services team could not settle the exception of the Stockholders' of the Carnival. Hall, February 2. Only stockholders from P25,000 through a series of Amor, who tried a long one, had the better of the game bere down to combination.

second at-about and Mitch cleared-shots The stand receipts amounted to: Lau clearing at the NEW GOLFING FREAK.

will be allowed to attend that dance leaser amounts totalling P50,000 in tempt. Services came again, but from all the inside forward $195 and the receipts from chairs their shooting was bad. The Lelliott shot wide, and returning placed inside the ropes; and the In a golf match over the Burhill More than 5,000 people are expect fall.

Many Thrills.

Chinese transferred play and again from the goal kick sent collection, amounted to $205, ⋅ aj course, Walton-on-Thames, bed. The datices for the Carnival

"Thrills not frills," is the Carnival Cheung sent over a, high shot.jower the bar. from close range. total of $400 for the match. tween H. Stevens and White, the include: January 29, Queen ball: local professional. Stevens's high Saturday, February 4, International motto this season. Director Lux Good play by Mitch kept the Burke cleared from Kwok Po-kan, tee shot dropped straight into the ball; Sunday, February 5, Parejas announces among others. the ful Chinese out, several good shots andLau Tak-chong coming down the

CHURCHES, CRADLES AND bole. It was the sixth hole and bail; Monday, February 6, Corona-lowing thrillers: Lean for deslli, coming from Wong Pak-chougswing beat Burke and passed over to

CIRSMAS. saved ip Kar, who standing, unmarked the distance was 130 yards. Many tion ball; Tuesday, February 7, Slide for life in flames, and Dizzy and Kwok Po-kan. I holes have been done in one Comparas ball: Wednesday, Feb. dip. "We're hunting for the weird with Grant, close in. Burke broke beat Mitch with a low shot, the we are told that the churches fire' emply. #Only, the cdivorce stroke when the ball has actually

bringing up a rush by the Chinese and goalie measuring his length on the courts sad the cinemas are fall. rolled into the hole, but this is 9, Merchants' ball: Thursday, Feb. and the wild and ara

The picture ball: Friday, several, sentations to Manila never Lelliott kicked out to Amor, the ground. Chinese one up.

shows is, is not: Amor

From the centre kick the Ser your heaven, Father Bernard one of the few occasions when the ball has actually gone in February 10, Army and Navy ball; before shown here," Director Laz latter shooting behind.

came again and centered from the vices.got away and forced a Vangban, at Wimbledon. with the on shot.”

Saturday, February 11, Popular declared.

At 6.m. jesterday the Peking- Fengtion train, from Peking, collid. ed at a place between Longlong and Loktol with a goods train from Fungtal to Tientalo, killing three of the engine crew and over 20 pas. sengers. Communication may be restored to-day.

the Manila Carnival fair.

9. Stockholders'

The prizes range