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ITALIAN CONVENT.

Shorthand and Typewriting Successes.

Amanuensis Certificate, 100

THE HONGKONG TELEG.

SATURDAY, MARCH

CHARITY CONCERT. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS DAIRY FARM NEWS.

At Government House.

"

The first of the two forthcoming concerts in aid of Welfare Work The results of examinations in in London work that should be typewriting And Pitman's shorthand held in December at supported by every Englishman the Italian Convent, Caine Road,erson--will take place at Gov. have arrived from Bath and are ton of H. E. the Governor) on the ernment House (by kind permis- as follow:--

5th. inst. at 9.15 p.m. words & minute-Misa Dolly and Mr. Harry Ore will provide Mre. Mathieson, Mr. Eric Riss

the programme which includes modern English songs and pinno compositions of Schuman, Chopin and Rachmaninoff. The latter composer's Fantaisie for two pianoa will be played by Mr. Harry Ore and Mr. Eric Rice.

Hanson.

Amanuensis Certificates, 80 words a minute:-Mirees Ads Pepperell, Jacintha Domingo and Daisy Dunnett..

Speed, 50 words a minute Miss Beatrice Santos.

Theory Certificate-Misses Gertia Julian (1st.), Rusa Rosario (end), Bastrice Gill (3rd.). Daisy Dunnett, Conchita del Pan, Ettie Rosario. Iris Warnes, Dorothis Wiltshire, Amy Stoa. ham and Queenia Julian.

Fall Certificate:-Misses Frances Duno, Dorothie Murray, Catherine Hunt and Dolores Talmage.

PEAK TRAMS.

Movements of Troops.

The following notification appears in Command Orders:-

The following will be added to

Command Standing Orders

Tickets are available from Lady Stubba and the Anderson Music) Company.

A PUZZLE A DAY.

NOTICE.

The College Education you wish your child to have can be absolutely assured by a Policy as itsued by this Company.

monthly

It provides annual fees and expenses during the entire college course, whether you live or not.

The Sun Life Assuranca. Co of Canadz

Is Qua's Road Cantrai, Next Door to Astor House, Hongkong.

D. O. de SILVA, “

Acting Manager.

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FIRST CONCERT

-in-

Aid of Welfare Work

in LONDON.

Thursday April 5th. 9.15 p.m.

st

GOVERNMENT HOUSE

(by kind permission of H.E. The Governor)

Programme includes modern English songs. Fantaisie for two pianos by Rach- maninoff.

Piano Solos. Schumann, Cho-

pin

Mrs. MATHIESON, Mr. HARRY OEE, Mr. ERIC RICE.

Commanding Officers will arrange Can you cut the triangle show Tickets $300 each that when parties of men are to above into four pieces, so that the travel on daty by the Peak Tram-pieces may be formed into a per-

way, that, except under exception. fect square?

al circumstances of greaturgency,

the crowded hours in the tram Thursday's answer:

·From:-

LADY STURES,

available

Government House.

ANDERSON MUSIC CO.,

Ice House Street.

NEW WEISE DIOCESE The Bishop of St. David's com- mittee has decided at Swanse that the new Welsh diocese be called Swanses and Brecon." An amendment in favour of Brecon and Swanses" was de feated. Priory Church, Brecon, will be the cathedral of the new ses, and the bishop will livé ín that town.

are to be avoided. The crowded The number 1681 is a square, THE hours are-Down Trams-8.30 | being the product of 41 times 41, a.m. to 9.30 a.m. and 1.45 p.m. to The first two figures of 1681 are 2.15 p.m. Up Trams-12.40 pm 16, which is a square number to 120 pm and 7 p.m. to (4x4). The last two figures, 81, 8 p.m. The troops, as ajare also a square number (9x9).

the Concession, from

Pask Tramway Company, enjoy the privilege of using the tram at a reduced rate. If this concession is to be continued, it is obvious that troops going to and from football matches or other recres- tion, must not crowd out other residents of the Peak, who must of necessity go up and down to meet their business engagements, and who should be given the pre- ference for seats,

The

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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Thursday's Results.

1

The best game in the Hongkong Cricket Club tennis tournament on Thursday WL6 started Во late that it was found impossible to faish it and it will have to be all played over again. M. W. Lo (who has been challenger for the last few SPASOON) WAS opposed by H. D. Bumjabo. A large crowd wat ched the game and applauded the playeră fur their fine exhibition. It was a hard tussle all the way and when the failing light put an end to the game the Indian was leading by two sets to one. He took the first bet at 7-3. the second at 86 and the third La claimed 6-2. Rumjaho showed Hae fighting form. After Lo was leading in the first eet st 4.1 be gradually pulled up. making it four all and then playing the steadier game went on to win at 7-5, In the second set Lo was frequently up at the net but Rumjahn countered with some accurately placed shots up the sideline and often had the Chinese player beaten. Lo won the third Hot fairly easily, placing very ac- curately..

Two other games were played in the Singles Obampionship, Thomas Lay defeating F. Wheeler in three straight sets and V. Yvanovich taking three out of four sets from Yew Man-taun.

The results were:

Open Champion Singles: Thomas Lay beat F. Wheeler 6-3, 6-2, 6-4;| 3. Ivanovich beat Yew Man-tsur 6 3, 6-2, 4 6, 7-5.

Handicap Singles "B:" W. N. Nicholson (1/6) beat K. W. Laze.l (-8/6), 6-2, 6 4.

Handicap Double: A. D. Hum.. phreys And G. B. Sayer (4/6) beat B. Crowley and G. Ellams 1+ 4/6), 6-2, 6-2, F. A. Dinsdale and E. C, Hagen (~ 4/6) beat D. G. G. Neish and G. P. Menzies (+2/0), 6-4, 6-4; F.A. Redmond and N. H. Roffey (2/0) best R, E. Worthington and H. E. Grace (15.4), 40, 6-2, 6-3.

Mixed Doubles: G. W. Sewell and Miss Irving (+16) beat J. A. Fraser and Dr. Gladys Torner (1/6), 61, 6-2; . Thorne and "Mrs. Thorne (+ 15.1) beat R. E.

Worthington and Mise G. Grace

80), 9-8, 8-2.

Saturday, April 7th

MASKED CARNIVAL

DINNER DANSANT·

WILL BE HELD IN GRILL ROOMS.

(FANCY OR EVENING DRESS OPTIONAL)

AUGMENTED JAZZ ORCHESTRA.

Tables, may now be reserved."

"THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

THE STAR

Sunday, April 1st,

at 3 p.m

GRAND ORCHESTRAL

CONCERT

by combined orchestras of The Star and

Coronet Theatre

Tickets 50 cents.

Do not accept the first cigar the shop assistant offers you, but demand A RICOS BANQUEROS CIGAR the best that can be bought.

The Hongkong Cigar Store Co., Ltd.

ALEXANDRA BUILDING.

Fashion Exhibit

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From Paris

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