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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1923.

JUST RECEIVED

THE FOLLOWINÀ

HAWAIIAN RECORDS

ני

Dreamy Hata?!'

2076 Wailana Wallz

My Tale of Golden Dreams Tripoli

Kawaha

Malani Anu Ka Malai

Plantation Lullaby

Sweet, Hawaiian Girl of Mine

My Hawaiian Rainbow

"Rio Night

2078

2119

2156

2251

2257

Moon River

2276

2208

2198

2106

"awaiian E-hoes

Song To Hawaii

Hawaiian Nightingale

Alobo Oo

Kalima Waltz

f. H

1 Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight

Honolulu March

Ja Like No a Like

cil and hear these and other new records si

THE BRUNSWICK STUDIO

17 ICE HOURY_STREET.

BRUNSWICK

PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS

HOTELS.

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS.

HONGKONG:

'Peak. Hotel,

Hongkong Hotel,

Repulse Bay Hotel.

SHANGHAI:

Astor House Hotel,

Palace Hotel,

Grand Hotel Kalee.

PEKING:

Grand Hotel des Wagon Lits.

The Hongkong Hotel Co..

la conjunction with

The Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

and

The Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Ltd.

KING EDWARD

HOTEL.

CENTRAL LOCATION,

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING,

TELEPHONE ON

EACH FLOOR,

LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS.

Talegreshic Address "VROHTORIA

JwITCHELL,

Tele. Central 373

Manager.

THE EUROPE HOTEL

SINGAPORE,

DANCING AFTER DINNER.

EVERY

MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and SATURDAY.

TEA DANCES

TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. »

The Hotel Orchestra under the Direction of

Mr. F. R. Martens.

Telephones in every Roun

Telegraphic Address:"EUROPE, SINGAPORE."

Telephone No. 2740 (lines).

THE

THE EUROPE HOTEL, LTD.

ARTHUR E, ODELL Manag

KOWLOON

HOTEL.

BANKOW ROAD.

Opening 1st September.

BROADCASTING IN HONGKONG.

Ir

A Successful Demonstration

noon

Yesterday,

The possibilities of radio bront- casting in Hongkong were fully demonstrated yesterday after

in the offices of the Telegraph, in the presence of a number of persons, including the Colonial Secretary, the Hon. Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher, C. M. G., and Mr. C. D. Melbourne.

Tourist with Roof!

First Class and most up to dato Rosidential and Hotel. Six Stories of commodious large and airy rooms overy modern appliance, Elevator to every floor and to Gardon. Hot and cold water. Electric Lights, Fans and Belle, throughout. Exceptionally well ventilated Bar and Billiard Rooms. Moderate tariff and most excellent cusine supervised by ex- perienced chef. Mouthly and Family rates can be arranged at

most rewaonable terms

For terms apply to:---

!

Mrs. J. J. BLAKE. Manageress.

KINGSCLERE HOTEL MID-LEVEL KNUTSFORD HOTEL KOWLOON SACHSE, LENNOX & CO., General Agents

Are resident Managers,

PALACE HOTEL, KOWLOON.

Tel. No. Kowloon 3.

Tol. Add. Palace

Two minutes from Ferry and Railway Station. Five minutes

by Ferry froin Hongkong.

A first class Hotel in every respect and under English manage-

mont,

Cuisine under personal supervision of the Proprietor.

Loung Bar and Billiard Room,

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Terma moderate.

Special arrangements for families on application to

J. H. OXBERY,

Proprietor.

The transmission of several gramophone pieces on Brunswick records was most successfully performed from the Hongkong Hotel roof garden, and received in our offices and reproduced through a loud-sponker, After- waris, in order to demonstrala the speaking voice, Mr. W. J. Hawkor read an extract from yesterday's Telegraph, and this WILS also heard quite well. The transmission ༥་༣༥ aper- ated by Mr. W. E. Orchard by means

100-watt of a set, and was received on a British two-value Gecaphone, with Mag-| navox amplifier, which was in. charge of Mr. Ludvig Syberg, of the National Radio Administra-! tion. All present voted the de-! monstration-a-distinct success, despite the fact that our offices! are rather nearer the Hongkong Hotel than is ideal for reproduc- tion. Similar experiments car- ried out between the Hotel and Repulse Bay have proved most satisfactory, and a ship 120 miles out at sea received the broadcast- ed misic from the Hotel roof garden very clearly.

Mr. Syberg, who installed the Hotel's broadcasting equipment, is leaving to-day for Shanghai. He has certainly succeeded in proving the pleasure that list- enors-in in Hongkong will derive 50 soon as broadcasting becomes established thing in the

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Colony.

RUGBY.

The Coming Season,

A sign of the approaching win- ter is the notice appearing under: [the heading of "Rusger in this

issue.

WORLD THEATRE

SONEL 1337

PHONE

1337

Waduenday 5th. to Saturday, 8th. Saptomber at 5.15)-9.15]p.m.

REALART PICTURES]

The

presents

SLEEP WALKER

featuring

CONSTANCE BINNEY

The Star who always pleases, in a Love DramaWot Thrills

"Hand Charm.

Drama "ot!

A picture for the whole family to Sou

ROUND 12. of The #EW LEATHER PUSHERS Usual Prices, Booking at the Theatre

GENTLEMEN'S

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Selection of exclusiv

TAILORING

SUITINGS & TROUSERINGS

in he Latest Desig 18." STYLE, FIT & FINISH'

GJARANCE),

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TAILORS & BREECHES¬

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EXCHANGE.

Opening Rate: closing Rate on Page 1.) SELLING

30 da. Ban Francisco and Now

York

4. Francs

Demand, Termany.

Demand, New York

T/T Several strenous games were Demand

30 d/s.... seen last year and it will be re 60 d/s... called that the Navy eventually 4 m/s....... succeeded in again carrying of T/T. Shangha the Cup. This year, however, we FT. Singapore hear that the Club have great T/T. India hopes of securing the coveted Demand India..... trophy in the triangular con- T/T. San Francisco and New

York est with the Navy and Army T/T. Java having in view the number T. Marks

TT. Japan

10/19

623 Nom.

0.75

9.99

ENTERTAINMENTS.

A Child

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and a whole world mat was somber and grey and fan of tears was bathed in the sunshine of new-found happiness

It was "Pollyanma

and into hearts that had lost the joy of life, the brought her glad apist/ "Pollyanna" Lives Today! See her in

MARY PICKFORD'S-

LATEST PRODUCTION

"POLLYANNA”

from Eleanor H. Porter's Novel "Pallyanna" Published by the PARP Compang Screen Adaptation by Frances Mario Photographed by Charles Rosine

TODY til SATURDAY

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THE CORONET

What's The Sign When*.

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A black cat crosses your path?

You sit at table with thirteen'?

Step over a broom?

Carry a rabbit's foot ? .

2/3 2/3.5/16

4 m/s. Mure

2/34

Nom

T/T. Bombay

Er .

Demand, Bombay

Nom

T/T. Calcutta

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Demand, Calcutta

On Yokohama

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Demand, Manila

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513

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Demand, Batavia

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SUBSIDIARY COINS.

Hongkong 60.cent pieces (s

10 6

Orator rub, come

Hongkong September 6, 1923,

in T/T. Francs of young players arrived the Colony since last season. Demand, Paris It is how several years since the Club managed to secure the cup. 4 m/s. L/C................. and if the Navy show anything 4 m/s. D/P,

2/4.5/20 like their form for the past two & m/s. L/C.

src. 2/42 years, we can imagine that the Sydney spd Meiboueue- 2/4 Club will have their work cut out to win this year.

The Army is an indefinable! quantity until the new Regiment arrives in November, but we believe that there are several In stalwarts left in the R.G.A.

assured any euse we may rest that whichever side prove the victors this year we shall witness" some good hard games in which the predominant factor, will be that true British sportsmanship for which Rugger is famed.

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POST OFFICE NOTICES

REDIRECTION OF CORRESPONDENCA.

par.

1.50% dis

182.50% din

a future the Post Office will act nedertake to redirect any correspondence on- less such correspondence is addromed either (i) to the Porte estante (or c/o the G.1.0.) or (2) to an address at which delivery cannot be effected; and in either cand is covered by a redirection roquest.

WEATHER REFORT.

Prom

Shanghai Shanghai Bombay..

Telegraphic Communication with flap Back light-honce is interrupted. »

INWARD MAILS.

Per Linagchow.... Yingchow Nagano M. Pros. Lincein Mecodante. Pres Madison Erechner Bada M..

Sept. 6d. 12h. 00m.-Pressure U.3.A., Japan & Shanghai changes are small at all report- Shanghai

1.8.A.. Cacada, Japan & Shanghai ing stations,

A depression lies ter Indo-Shanghai

Bombay- China.

4

OUTWARD MAILS.

For

Per

Swatar ...

There are indications of the monsODEI appearing over N.E. China and of a typhoon | about midway befween Cuam Amoy

Its direction gamoghai & Japan and the Loochoos. of motion is uncertain.

Manila... Hongkong rainfall for the 24 Shanghihi hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, Baigon... 0.00 inch. Total since January Amoy 1st, 78.62 inches, against an aver age of 67.85 inches,

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOUIS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW,

District. -Forecast.

1Formosa Channal:

of South coast

between China H.K. & Lemocks...

-S.W. winds, 3 H'kong to Gap nioderate;

Rock.

4 South coast of

China between

H.K. & Hainan.

fair.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

ILK. Observatory, Sopt. 6, 1913.

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