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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

BRUNSWICK STUDIO

17. Ice House Street.

HOTELS.

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS.

Peak Hotel,

Hongkong Hotel,

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HONGKONG :

Repulse Bay Hotel. SHANGHAI:

Grand Hotel, Kalee.

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The Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd. In conjunction with

The Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

and

The Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Ltd.

CORRESPONDENCE.

(Tomke Editor of the Hongkong + Telegraph."*}

Local I adio.

Sir May I suggest that a slight error crept into the radio.

i paragraph in yesterday's issue of!

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

your paper in mentioning thatĮ QUAKES AT MANILA. the Radio Communication Com- panty were installing a largel

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

offars of assistance, but also by apparent apathy for the object» of the appeal. If people raview Par 9.8. President Pierce for the position as it is. I, faal con-San Francisco ete Mr. J. O. | vinced they will give Poppy Day Anderson, Mr. John Arnold, Mrs. their very generous support, J. P. Benton, Miss P. Benton,

Yours etc.

Liens M. Blood. Mr. Robert, SYMPATHISER.

Canvin, Mrs. S. Foldstein, Mr. T. Hongkong, 6th. November, 1933.

K. King, Miss O. Lamuesnaya, Rev J. Mathewson, Rev, ET.. Mitton, Mr. Boris Ostrounoff, Mr. | T. Rowen, Miss Irene Traux, Mr.) A. Tavares, Mr. A. C. Tinson, Lieut, D. E. G: Wemyss, Miss L transmitting set with which it Manila and vicinity experi-Williams, Mr. E. B. Waite. Mr. would be possible to talk to Pek-jenced a fairly sharp earthquake D. D. Toden. Miss Winifred Hol- ing. it was also stated that the of four seconds duration at 85 land, Mr. Y. Ishiyama, Mr. A. manager was a well-known local o'clock on the night of October Morton, Mr. H. J. L. Milles, Mr. 29th.. and another a faw days& Mrs. L. Rose, Mrs. F. T. Wad- For the information of the later. The Manila Bulletin ofdell, Mr. & Mrs. A. M. Boyle, Mr. general public. I think it ought to November 2nd. reports -

& Mrs. Q. M. Boese, Mr. F. M. [be known that the

Manila and immediate vicinity Baddeley, Mr. G. H. Hardeman, Mr. A. Johannes, Mr. & Mr. F. Gardiner, Yrs. D. de Kock. Mr. & Mrs. Thos Kisling. Mr. C o. Lindberg. Dr. Elmer Merrill, Mr. H. McKinley, Mr. D. Noftaly, Mr. & Mr. L. Rhodes, Mr. & Mrs. John G. Sutton, Mr. John Sutton Jr. Mr. Robert Sutton, Mr. P. Vielegas.

man.

is not a local man.

manager

of the Radio Communication Co.jexperienced eight seconds of earth is Major Basil Binyon, who was rocking yesterday afternoon with- Juuring the war one of the Homelin two hours. |Government's experts, and who Several hundred pesos damage was reported by several com. Save for this-an excusable panies, the result of stocks, piled mistake it is encouraging to high in bodegas, toppling to the find a British Company with a floor during the swaying of the öne reputation, at work in Hong-ground and buildings. kong, installing many receiving Clerks in downtown office build- Sets and generally boostinglings made wild rushes for the

street during the second quake.

British trade.

Yours ate.

"RADIO." Hongkong. Nov. 7th., 1923.

Poppy Fay Erive.

The first quake, at 2.40 o'clock. was of three seconds duration.

The second at 3.59 o'clock listed Eve seconds. Hanging lights were still swinging from the quake when the 4 o'clock

whistle blow.

But there's no danger of a more violent shock, the weather bureau advised last night.

|

WEATHER REPORT.

Nov. 7d. 12h. 03m.- Pressure has decreased slightly along the coast of China and over Luzon. It has decreased slightly over the Visayas and at Guam.

A depression is shown to the south of Guam.

ENTERTAINMENT

OSCAR WILDES

Salomé

with

NAZIMOVA

5.15 & 9.15ONLY

THE CORONET

Sir. Toeching the above I have

Moderate monsoon may be ex- talked to many people about the sale of Poppies on Armistice Day

pected along the S.E coast of for the Earl Haig's Fund and it The two quakes, both of Inten-China and over the N. China Sea. Hongkong rainfall for the 24. rather seems to me that there is sity HT, were caused, the weather a lack of information amongst the hureau believes, by readjustment hours ending at 10 am, to-day. She married the man

Total since January She had Sworn to kill!- general public concerning Earl of old faults of the earth, similar 0.39 inch. Haig's Fund and a corresponding to the quakes of preceding days. 1st. 106.41 inches, against an lack of sympathy, with Poppy Day "Much greater movements are average of $0.86-inches. Drive. All money collected by not probable," was the reassure- FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS See Poppy Day Drive (less expenses)ment of the weather men. will be remitted to Earl Haig's And Taal rocano didn't have a Fund, the objects of which are to thing to do with the earth's relieve the distress amongst: -

ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District.

Forecast.

"shimmy." Taal is getting Formosa Channet weaker and wesker daily, accord-

(1) Ex-Service men. (2) Widows orphans and de-ing to the observers.

pendents of those killed in the War.

"The Taal volcano, situated in the region affected, is every day more dormant, as it was found yesterday by s member of the observatory who risited it," was the further asarance.

(3) Disabled. Taking these three bodies, of people one by one, while there is ao doubt that the unemployed at Home have by their own actions

The two quakes' origin was to destroyed a certain amount of the the south and southeast, affecting sympathy of the public, there is the meridional part of Lazon. The quakes were also felt east- on the other hand no doubt that a considerable distress exist

ward in Lacuna province and amongst the unemployed ex- Tayabas province.

service men: in fact one sentence of Earl Haig's Telegram this year reads: "Inemployment causing serere distress amongst Ex-Service inen."

Regarding No. 2, while the widows, provided they are able bodied, can no doubt work and! look after themselves, many of the children will require support

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that interval they can but be re- garded as a trust left to us by those wh⚫ have been killed.

Rear has the third body, the disabled from the War, presum- ably the Government or Some- body clothes them and feeds them as they live, but assistance is also rendered to them by Earl Haig Fund and a proportion of the money remitted from Hong- kong will be devoted either to their support. CIT to pro- curing for them the com-

South coast of China between N.E. winds, H.K. & Lamocks moderate;

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T. F. CLAXTOS Director. Hongkong. Nov. 7.

GENTLEMEN'S

TAILORS and BREECHES MAKERS

forts, and attention they need in their crippled state, such as T/T tobacco etc., which will convey to Demand them a message of sympathy and 30 /--

60 d/s also the pleasant information 4/ that though they are out of sight. T/T. Ubangbai

EVENING WEAR

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A SPECIALITY.

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Opening Bate: closing Pote un Fays ta BELLING.

they are not out of mind. Few of gapore

us there are who have not seen them carried off armless, legless. eyeless, or in some way crippled and though I have no statistics at hand the number of the disabled stowed away in different corners must run into thousands. To them who were formerly able bodied men such misfortune must be particularly irksome and any message of rememberance that we can send them cannot fail to make their lot ensier to bear.

The public have in the past | been very generous in contribut- ing to these objects, but this generosity does not quite meet the bill, because as long as these people who have suffered in the. service of the Empire live, the need for faads to relieve the distress amongst them exists.

Ear: Haig's Fund, as far as it is able, deals with the distress

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INWARD MAILS.

From .B.A., Canada, Japan & Ebangbai London Letters via Brindiai (9th Oct.)i.

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amongst the various people Shanghai mentioned above and Armistice Saigon Day once a year would seem to Japan & Shanghai be a good opportunity of contribut- bangbai

ing to the fands according to our

means, Armistice Day being the day when we give thanks that

For

the War ended when it did, and tow... ended in our favour.

Amoy

Bwatc

Per Pres. Madison Autolycus ** Lisos chow... Angkor Shinyo M &zicbrea

OUTWARD MAILS.

Per Lachow Kweiyanz Byáranges You Ying Wa Haibong Přes. Madiast LASZECH T ・Bung Bo

áuckcan M.

It may be that I take too much Bobow Quinion & Toursze..oo upon myself in writing to you in Batow, Amoy & Foochow this manner, but the cause is one Manila

Shanghai

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and I am given to understand awalow, Amoy à Farmoss,

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