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THE HONGKONG _ TELEGRAPH.

NOTICE

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Sold in tins of 505 $25 Cigarettes packets of 10

also

SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922.

HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

PEAK HOTEL

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd.,

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

CENTRAL LOCATION.

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING, TELEPLONE ON EACH FLOOR. HOTEL LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS,

Telegraphie Address: *VICTORIA **

J. WITCHILL,

Manager.

Tal 373.

EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE.

UNDER NEW BRITISH MANAGEMENT,

THE PREMIER HOTEL. FINEST SITUATION.

EXCELLENT CUISINE.

ARTHUR E. ODELL,

(Late Grand Hotel, Southelife, England and

Royal Palace Hotel, London, W.)

KINGSCLERE HOTEL MID-LEVEL KNUTSFORD HOTEL KOWLOON

SACHSE, LENNOX & Co. General Agents

Are resident Managers,

EXCHANGE.

(Opening Rate: closing Réte

on Page ti SELLING.

FIT

Demand D BOD

2/7 21714

30 dis

30 d/s

+ m/s

2/76

F/T Shanghai

Nom.

TIT Japan

1142

NOTICE.

ENTERTA

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TO-DAY

at 2,30, 5,15, 7.15 & 9.15

DOWN. ON THE FARM

Mack Sennett's famous comedy and special,

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To day at 5.45 and 9.15

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Best Floor in the Colony

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GLADYS WALTON

în

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Phone, 1537

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The Advertent in jesued by British American Toderno Co., (Chan) Lid,

TAIKOO BALL.

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Last Night's Successful

Function.

Terkon was invaded last night by many hundreds of people bent oas evening's enjoyment. Strings of motor cars and many launches had as their rendezvous the Tai- koo Club Hall. Nor was anyone disappointed for the Club Ball was complete, auccess. The elaborate arrangements made by the energetic Committee left nothing to be desired. Everyone had a good time.

Unfortunately Mr. G. T. Edkins, the President, was unavoidably prevented from being

present.

fall programams was completed and all retired homeward, tired but happy having spent a most enjoyable evening.

The Dances.

were

the partition the supplies of stronger tefreshments unlimited. The entrance to the hall was brilliantly illuminated and the decorations bere WOTD iD harmony with those insids.

T/T Singapora....... 111

T/T India CONTESTE 196 Demand, Indis ..............

T/T 8an Francisco 5456 & New York? TIT JAES...AN LANDES - T/T Marks

149 Nom.

TT Francs krasancon Demand, Paris

6.63

BUYING.

tm/a 1/0 4 m/s. D[F

2/8/

2/85%

2/836

Shere.

.....Amelia. .Timbuctoo. ....Near Me.

the Tailors.

A word of praise is due to the 30 da. Sydney' andĮ energetic committees for the ox. cellent arrangements made, to|30d/s.San Francis-} those who so effectively carried out co&New Yorkf the decorations, and especially to the oficials-Mr. A. "Hamilton

2/10

Melbourne

4 m/s. Marks ...ment + m/s. Franca

5714

Nom. 7.25 7.45

The programme was as follows:

Extra Waltz ........Oo Miami

1-Lancers

2.-One Step.... 3.-Fox Trot.

4.-Eightsome Reel...Diel amang Chairman), Mr. J: Whyte and Mr.

5. Waliz.........Acother Waliz. -Oae Step.........Oriental Star.

7-Fox Trot...Some Little Bird 9.-Caledonians...Pibroch o' Den- ald Dhu; Ken- mares 3 and

& Blue Bonnets.

...Polly.

M. O'Brien. Ware:

Grimshaw, Simpson, T. Young sad Decoration Committee: Measra

6 m/s. France... ------ The Committees Demand, Germany.

Demand, New York 54% Demand, Bombay... 196

T Bombay

Nom.

Gray.

T/T Calcutta

-**** Now. Suppez Committee: Masers Demand, Calcutta ..... 195 Duncan, McCubbin, Peoples and on Yokohama 1144 Austio.

11412 Demand, Manilz Cloakroom Committee: Messrs Demand, Singapore. 11131⁄2 Whyte and Robertson.

Demand, Batkvís Reception Committee: Mears In Haiphong Hamilton, Drummond and Grim-On Saigon shaw;

On Bangkok Refreshments and Card Room Sovereign Committee: Mesars O'Brien, Weir, Fold leaf per Tas!.... James Sloan and McLeod. the Tailors. Dance

Bar Silver, ready... 3474 Committee: Sneath, C. B. Matthews, C. Young Bank of England raton 5%

Marars forward

3458

and Hope.

New York/London ... 4.2134.

9.-One Step ...... much to the regret of the staffs of the Dockyard and Sugar Rednery. 10.-Waltz ....Wandering Home. The function was honoured by the | 11.-Lsacers

Casino. presence of the two Vice Presidents, 12-Fox Trot......Rose of Virginis. Mr. J. Reid and Mr. H. C. Besket, 13.-Dae Step. .....One Kiss.

od of Mrs. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. | 14.-Waltz......... Pikanning Blues. R. M. Dyer, Mr. T.R.R. Shaw, 16.-Eightsome Reel...Diel amsug Dr. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Nicholos, Lt.-Commander Hake. 16.-Fox Trot... Casadian Capers. *.M.R., and many outside frienda. 17,-One Step ... Ev'ry Body Calls

The Decorations,

me Honey. The Club Hall wherein the 18.-Waltz Boses at Twilight. dancing took place presented a 19-Caledoniana...Fibroch o' Don

ald Dhu; Ken. very fine appearance. The walls were treated with

lines of

mures on sad evergreen foliage broken up at

Awa; Blue Benneta. intervals with garlands in the

.Smilin. centre of which shone red, blue 20.-Fox Trot...

Florida Moon. and yellow electric lights. The 21-One Step

been pushed back 22-Waltz ... To-morrow Land. stage had

Extras 1.Fox Trot, leaving ample room for the gaests

2.-Oae Step. 8.-Waltz,

to dance in comfort. Overhead

were hung elaborate pandarits

attached to which were clusters The mess room and verandah,

of red lanterns, and more colour-comfortably arranged and nicely

TIDE TABLE.

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BOOKING AT THE THEATRE.

CHURCH NOTICES.

A CHARGE OF OSE DOLLAR I MADE FOR ALL NOTICES DEDER THIS HEADISO.

PEAK TRAMWAYS CO., LTD. [St. John's Cathedral, Hongkong.

TIME TABLE,

SUBSIDIARY COINS,

Hong 50 ot. pieces 3/10% pm.

10

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making the ballroom a blaze of out accommodation.

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'ight. Pot plants at intervals garë e „plessing finish to the In order to avoid congestion, a run- decorations. The Hongkongning buffet was conducted through. Hotel orchestra, which was on the out the proceedings, the catering Thur. 19 "galiwry, rendered an excellent pro- by the Hongkong Hotel Company Stazon of music and Messrs. affording every satisfaction. The McEwen Ferguson and Drum- mond with the bagpipes assisted during the dancing of the Eight some Reels and Caledonians. It ...was not until 2 a.m. that a very

pillars in the supper room, were Sat, 51 48 decorated with the calous of the

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Dock Company and of the Sugar Sun. 1 5 38 43m 11 30.3.2 Refinery Company, and a good desi of bunting. On the other side of

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