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THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH.

TO-DAY'S ROYAL

WEDDING.

THE LATE SIRELLISĮ

KADOORIE

PROF. SKLAREVSKI.

(Continued From Page t)

Many of her friends, and also public bodies, asked Princess, Mary to salees her present. One

women's hospital.

Tribute at Jewish Synagogue.

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Coming East with Famous Singer.

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The American mail brought| Last evening. A memorials Daws of Professor Sklarovaki,. of the things she particularly service to the late Sir Ellis the well-known Russian pianist, wanted was a unique deasert Radooria was held at the Jewish who has been giving a series of service of gold plates which Synagogue, at which, there was recitals in Paris and New York. belonged to George I, and is a large attendance. The service and who is shortly to make a tour sffered for sale. The royal crown was of 1

to Australia, also visiting China most impressive ond motto are in the centre of character.

and Japan. For this tour he will each of the 18 dishes. Six are During the course

be accompanied by Mme. Lydia fan-shaped, and put together address, Mr. Davis S. Gubbay and it is hoped that Hongkong Lipkowska, a famous soprano, form one large circular disb.said-Brethren,-The last ex The service was made in 1714 by pression that Jacob uttered before will be included in the itinerary. Lewis M'Hayer. one of the he died was the thought of

The Paris and New York press Huguenot workmen who came the future that

were loud in their praises of. Pro- ruling WAS over from France. It is valued in his mind, and he showed fessor Sklaravski's playing, the at £10,000. Princess Mary shares also that his faith and bis Echo de Paris observing that be with all the royal family the wish; hope in the future were firm and proved bis intense musicianship. to get back the plate which unshaken. So it should be also served by his high-class technique originally belonged to the royal with us that our strong faith in and great virtuosity, whilst the houses.

the future should support us in ew York World said of him: Sheffield raised £2,500 for the all circumstances and struggles Skinrevski held his audience in wedding present to Princess in the joye sad in the sorrows of spell As he played the music Mary. A personal gift was pur-jour career. Therefore we should seemed to be of his own chased and out of the balance not shadder at the idea of death,terance. He played magnificent- three children's cois are to be for death is designed for man." These are typical of many provided for three hospitals deal- from time immemorial. At the other press notices from leading ing with children's cases. An time when Jacob was dying, journals. equivalent som is being given to something bright appeared on his As to Mme. Lipkowska, she is brow that marked his inward described as unquestionably one A sum of £2,684, subscribed by thoughts-faith, hope in

most brilliant eingers. officers and men of the Navy, fature. Thus it is with Sir Ellis before the public today. She has been banded to Princess who died by the kiss of death, a clait enrolment in at least a Mary who, after purchasing a carrying with him the fruit of his dozen of the world's greatest, personal wedding present, is labour and the reward of his Opera Houses, among them the devoting the remainder to sea benevolence and charity. The Royal Opera at Covent Garden men's orphan hames.

Medrash says that death is every

and the Opera and Opera Comique Some of the women of the stage one's portion, but it is not given in Paris, where she was a prime combined to give a personal pres-to every one to leave a good re favourite for several seasons, the ent to Princess Mary. The gift putation behind him. Sir Ellis Constanzi in Roma and the was accompanied by a specialis charitable disposition and be famous La Scala in Milan compiled birthday bock signed by nevolent

her work in opera, the donors.

evidences Beside enough of what he has left be- she specialises ia costume The Lord Mayor of Birming-hind him. He made no dis recitals, and, singing in ham opened fund to provide a crimination whatever in either five languages, abe wedding present from the citizens creed or race, as bis left hand costume suitable to each nation to Princess Mary. The fund bad knoweth not what his right hand represented in her songs. Of one two-fold object. In addition to giveth. He looked for the way of her appearances in April last providing & small gift, typical of fare of the human beings during year, the musical critic of the Birmingham craf smanship, it his lifetime and provided alsa York Globe said: "How the Was decided to endow the for them for the future: audience rose to the artist! It Princess Mary cas in the too, which will constitute the bandered its applause, it shout. Birmingham Children's Hospital monument of his glory. Charity ed. waved bats. handkerchiefs, It was ascertained that this may be practisel by means of stamped and in true Italian style would be in accordance with the moder, benevolence with or witha pice, respectable New York wishes of Princess Mary. out mones. The former is for audience was converted int> a The wedding gift from the C.the poor alone, but the latter is seething mob of excited music paration of the Cur of Glasgow for the poor and the rica. The lovers. Any artist who can do to Princess Mary took the form Talmud

that to three thousand peopl 3359 that the best of a dressing table of Honduras charity is that which is done

deserves crown. I veritably! mahogany, furnished with the secretly, to one unknowa to thee alleve she will be the sensation of bes: English cut crystal toilet and whom thou art unknowa. fittings mounted with silver gilt. I was in accordance with this The top and sides are arranged with sliding, hinged, an! lifting janels and drawers and other convenien es. When not in wag the whole table may be folded to sther and securely lacked up.

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masin that Sir Ellis gave out hi! beneficences, in that Chamber of Silence as we are told that in the days of the Temple the rich de posited their alms and the

the nation."

wears &

BLACK AND WHITE.

Kowloon Theatre's Novel Dance.

white may be many coloars will That black may be black bat be proved at this evening's Kow. loon Theatre "black and white" dance, the secret of which lies in the

THE CARE OF BABY

Mme. Millerand took a close ance of each others indentity poor retrivel Tiem in ignor praonsi int rest in th election Sir Elis, it seera adopted this of the wedding gift to Princess methot of giving out his alms Marg from M. Millerind. the and charities. Many a man has President of the French Republic.been saved by his kind advice It was recently stated that a din. At times he intervened also to coloured lights to give the dresses

cunning manipulation of. mer service from the famous save him not only with mones many hues. With many dancers Sevres procelain factory would be but with sympathy and gentle in white, the artistic passibilities. a likely choice, or one of the neas, Such results can come out of this novel form of the favourite superb classical tapestries which without money too. How? Sir pastime are patent. A "black ar wared at the Gobelin works. Ellis was unaffected; he was and white" dance with its chang-

Princess Mary consented to plain. simple. and natural. receive as a wedding gift from Though he looked to a worldlying

ing colours is therefore as charm- New Zealanders resident in Great advancemeat,

to the spectator as it is Fet be did Britain & personal gift in New not forget that the real test;

enjoyable to the dancer. Zraland greenstone, accompanied of one's life is goodness. Sir by a cheque. The latter is to be Ellis bad the tendency to say presented to some charity in which action which led him to be liberal is every good mother's first con- her Royal Highness is especially to the poor: he did not boast ofsideration, and often enough she interested.

his position, and he led a simple The hosiery section of the Not-life far from ostentation and his is so worried by the little one's tingham Chamber of Commerce, good name now stands proof know which way to turn to find aches and ills that she does not who presented Princess Mary against fire. He fully believed with gifs of hose and underwear that the world can be saved by for her trousseau, were informed, the breath of school children and To every mother Baby's Own) in response to their request for education which has been the Tablets, the Canadian children's details as to the style of the arti- chief object of his solicitude. remedy, are a real friend. They cles that the Princess preferred. While houses of legislation and gently regulate the bowels and that the stockings to be supplied the endless orations and desultory stomach, break up colds and should be in black, white, and discussions about education were simple fevers, expel worma, cure "nigger". Some of the undergoing on, be made no distinction Yomiting and indigestion, and wear is of pure silk, and the rest, whatever in

make teething easy. races or creeds

They at the Princess's wish, a mixture but with a staunch heart be Promote calm aatural sleep, good of pure silk and wool. The articles forthwith came and established appetite and regular development, were all made on the old-fashion- schools in Canton, Shanghair equally helpful to infants ed hand frames, on which the and Hongkong and contributed and children of all ages. finest hosiery is still produced. bandsomely for the purpose ot

Baby's Own Tablets Westminster City Council pres education in London, Bagdad and free at 60 cents the vial from the obtainable from chemists, or post ented an address of congratulation Palestine. He felt himself bound Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 95 to Princess Mary and decided to do everything that would Szechuan Road, Shanghai. to spend £250 in decorating streets promote the boss' and girls'

on the way to Westminster welfare and fit them to be worthy

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members of society and of the

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The citizens of Durham gave a State. None can gainsay bis wealth replies that riches profit personal gift to Princess Mary lofty ideas and bis devotion to not in the day of wrath, but good and devoted the balance of their the educational needs of the young actions cry out "Fear not, Fear) fund to the Darham Counts and to the immediate wants of cot, Oh ye man, for we will pre- Hospital; part of the funds sub-the needy. Rabbi Samuel asid cede thee before the throne of the Boribed in Reading have, by the good actions which Almighty," Our existence on Frincess Mary's request, ben we perform in this world take earth from beginning to end set apart for enlarging and equip-form and meet us in the world to should be a chain of good actions ping the Princess Mary's Hortelcome. The Talmud adds when and well-performed duties, ending for Girl in that town members the righteous dies it is earth that in a peaceful separation from of the West Norfolk Foxhounds meets with loss. Bo it is with life and from those whom we Eant have given Princess Mary a benevolent man like Bir Ellis, shall & diamond and sapphira brooch who has left us as

day вее again. with a crystal model of a fox's shadow, Therefore, let us not soling future which is in accor a passing Sir Ellis has left us with a con- head in the centre; the Clan mourn for the one taken by God, dance with Jeremiah's prediction Macrae Society in Glasgow bus for be has entered into the eternal that there is hope in the end, said given the royal bride a Macrae rest while we are bowed with the Lord. In conclusion, we can tartan plaide; Dandee, in com-sorrow. The Mishra eays every only garry with us is what laaish mon with many other towns, one has three friends while he saw which would be a suitable opened shilling fand; the Grand fives-his relations, his propepitaph:-"And thy righteous Lodge of English Freemasons erty and his

good

actions. ness shall go before thee", which, defated 300 guipers to a wedding When death appears he calls fonis be transcribed as "And thy gift; and Liverpool gave Princess out for help

them. benevolence and charitable deeds Mary a plain narrow diamond His relations tell him that none shall go before thee; the glosy of bracelet.

has the power in the day of death, the Lord shall be thy reward.

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1922

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

REDUCTION IN PRICES.

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