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ARMISTICE DAY.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1924.

The balconics word arranged as sit- ting out placos with lounges rad enny chairs, and subdued lighting effects

WON!

FURTHER LOCAL DOINGS Owing to the early hour at

Refrestuments of all sorts which we published yoktorday, it was inevitable that the account served by Mesars Wiseman's in the of "Poppy Day" was somewhat ren usually reserved to the Bar, incompleto. In addition to the which for the tins being was trans- names of the lady sellors already ferred to the Gymnasiums, the prices, given, the following were selling it anything, being onewhat lower Miss Albuquerque, Miss Pthan is naually the case in affairs Almada, Miss Barnes, Mias D. of this description. Brooks, Mrs. Buckborough, Miss A. A bargo number of the poppy Blythe, Miss P. Capel, Misa L. sellern who had been dispring of Carr, Mrs. G. Charlton, Mrs. Cook, their emblems about the town during Mrs. C. M. de Courcy, Miss E.the day we present and touk op- Danenberg, Miss E. Donald, Misu purtunity of getting rid of more of 1. Dunn, Mrs. R. F. Forbes, M185 their wares.

in Kowloon :-

M. George, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. The Lyric Dance Orchestra provid- Mrs. W. F. Hast. Miss Hast, Mrs. Jed the music for the Terpsichorent A. S. Hersen, Mrs. Harley, Mias devotees, their services being given P. Hynes, Miss E. A. Hynes, Mrs, fres, that the usual, for might be

THE KWONG KWUI CO., Mr. Jackson, Mire M. King-turned over to Earl Haig's Fand

No. 60, Quoon's Road Central.

NOTICE.

METALS

il kinds expomally for nip-building and ongineering work, Completo stock. Beat. r. Immediate delivery

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High awards at all exhibitions.

BABIES

Miss Lammert, Mrs. L.. F. E. Lam-

PLA always, mert, Miss-E. Lammert, Mrs. L. E. Lammert, Mrs. E. Matteson, Misg highly einendable and promifced

that rentracions disease known Miss M. Martin, Miss Meyers,

The dancing con Miss B. Morgan, Miss E. Moses, itching feet. Miss G. MacNider, Miss K. Night fired nafil the early hours with the ingale, Misa Odell, Mrs. H. W. company in a state of exuberaut Perry, Miss J. Raven, Miss 1. Ray-happinesÁ mond, Misa A. Roke, Miss G.

the During the evening Saunders, Miss M. Scoli, Miss L Schierhorst, Miss D. Smith, Miss J. original Secretary, Mr. B. C. Wit- Soares, Miss M. Sousa, Miss E. doll sprang wa vegy pleasant sur Steele, Miss B. Taylor, Miss M, prisow upon the company. The first Witchell, Mi E. Wiltshire, Miss was a display by the awnin dan- F. Wiltshire, Miss P. Woulley, 3ss | cer" from the friental Shows who H Wycie, Mrs. M. C. Xavier, Mrs. Jappeared by the kitul permission of F. J. Easterbrook, Miss P. Owen Me. Sebrant. The lady wnd sucklettly Mrs. Hoy, Mias C. Xavier, Miss Bintrlaced into the dance mon in Moss und Miss F. Blythe,,

Newer Inflecked basket and when Besides the drives organised ne oductive strains of the Southern Central Hongkong, others were Seas music broke nut, she emerged organised in Military Establish-

from the receptacle and commenced ments (Caplain Collings, Corps of j "Signals): R. N. Ships and establish wwwying in the voluptuous turns and awn15 Cammodore's Office); Cen- twists of the exotic dance. An en tral Police Station Sub-Inspectore was vociferously demanded and 211 Reynolds): University and district, as grorrotsdy given, much to the de- (Mrs. C. A. Middleton-Smith); | light of the assembled guestų, Happy Valley District (Revd. C. Yet another surprise wan in store Clouston Porri); Causeway Bay when Mr. Bigardi and Miss Land- and District (East Point Recren-kova of the Royal Italian Opera tion Club): Quarry Bay District | Company put in an uppenrauee, and- (Taikon Club); Repulse Bay (Mra,} rendered excepts from the angster- G. F. Haslam); He Mun Tin Or. pireer in the roles which have innde A. P. Osmund); Kowloon Deck and bem se papulae with Hongkong district (Kowloon Duck Recreationis "Miss Lashkuva's rendi" Club). St. Stephen's Boy's and St. 11on of Tosti's Goodie" in Itafian kong, among whom are included Stephen's Girls' Schools, and the

the new Commander- Chief of was particularly attractive and

the Alexandra Cafe also collected.

China Sundran, Vive- magħu. be expected, she was act

Admiral Sir Allon F. Everett, adhatod to deport without giving K.C.M.O, K.C.X.O.. C.B, and furtier evidence of her ability, his stuff. A full list is uppented Seler Cript wit

kul herewith. mough to allow thewr artistes

Manager......Kowloon 683

'CMON GUZZ- DONT SIT THERE BROODING OVER THAT NEW STORE ACROSS. TH STREET- EAT A BIG MEAL AND YOU'LL FEEL BETTER

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STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE

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Astor House Hotel Buliding. Queen's Road Contrail.

"KEEN ISLAND CEMENT CO., LTD.

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In Carks of 375 lbs. net.

In Bags of 250 lbs. act.

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MASSAGE

Mr. N. AKAJI Mra. E. AKAJI

raduate of Tokyo massage

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A British Legion Allmu tioned and re-auctioned :: the Hongkong Chrb yesterday

nyd. realized over $2,000.

M

were

Auction at the Kowloon (.0, 3 As the conclusion of the cricket) appear. Lot Simself put in an match between Shameen Sports parades and was among the most. Club and the heme rean yesterday five of the assembled moonpany. afternoon, the Poppy Poster was Semeral other anusing it auctioned at the Kowloon Cricket in Indeed in the evening's am semnat ub. Tire were about Gily pre nd the least of which was the Br sent when Mr. Y. C. Lahmim, who resting of complex by uniforated proved to be n must successful potice, when day daterend against auctioneer, first offered the poster, time and music. A judicially attired and for elise upon two hours he was person fined them on behalf if, the kept busy in repeating the bids of Poppy Fund when they were brought the assembled company. So keen before him. .

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MANTUA'S PASSENGERS.

ARRIVING TOMORROW, The P. and O. steamer Mantua carrying the nail from Lunded dated 10th Octobær Im a heavy list of naval passengers for long.

** Lieut. Commide. A. P. Bush. b. S. 6. Engr. Lieut. C. R. P. Bennett, Muger &.5. Cantrell, l'av Commdr. G.B. Cochran, Lieut. E. Dangerfield, Captain HAP. de Berry. Surg. Lient. J. F. Kirwan. Captain W. 4. C Laite, Engr. Captain A.W. McKinlay, Pay. Lieut. H. G. Osain, Commdr. H. Pott, Pay, Lieut. F.R. Porter, Surg. Lieut. F.W. Quinn, Pay. Chundr. N.F. Bay, Commdr. 1.A.W. Spooner, Commide 6.3. Thorns.

The Hon. R.A. Liddell is almes u

Tho.e was

the

was the competition, that the poster) And so the evening drew merrily was knocked down several times for) to its pluses Few affairs of a ke passenger-by the sum vessil. over $100, the highest single bid being nature have proved such a success carnival "extras." ono of $151.50. Eventually the auc a thie Poppy Bay Carnival of the nothing but praise to bo tion realised a sum of approximately | V.1;.4 ́, and it is to be hoped that if hoard regarding the really 82,200, which will be hunded over to will become a permanent feature of splendid playing of tho heal Treasurer of Earl Haig's Armistice Duc celebrations..

band, and everybody spont one of Fond

Tar V.R.C. wishes to Tender the most enjoyable evenings over JOYOUS EVENING AT V R.C. thanks to Mrs. G. Witchell, Miss experienced in the Grill. The The Poppy Carnival at the V.R.C. | Blackman. Miss Blansden, Mr and costumes were excellent, if not last evening was an unqualified sue the Misses Hunt, Miss Bliss, Misgeg Very many in number.

Before the close, Mr. Hannibal ces From the time of eignence. D. and M. Witchell, Misses B. and auctioned two lots of silk poppies, ment, guests began to arrive in M. George and Mrs, Jenner for their the sum of $200 being realised in ever ingrensing numbers amt hart serviers in connection with the sale aid of Earl Haig's Fund. It was it not been for the excelent ILT of tickets: Signor Carpi and Mr. just 1 a.m. when a very merry mangements of the V. B, C, Come Schram for the

of gathering dispersed. mittee as regarde refreshments and artistes: Commander Beresford, of the reservation of the balconies H.M.S. Tamir, and his men for the the dance had would have been crowded to discomfort.

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AT HONGKONG HOTEL. A fancy dress dunca was given in the Grill Room of the Hongkong Hotel which

Police Dinner,

of Armistice Day took place at the The Polier Dinner in celebration

King Edward fotel last evening, the guests taking their seats at 8 pm. The toasts to HM the King and Fallon Comrades were hongured, with electrically fitted paper had been tastefully decorated after which a movient programme ferns, casting a warm glow over the with the flags. otc. Theros given and procerdings continued entire amice, Bunting covered the were something like 300 diners until late hour, which was neces walls, and suspended ferns gave a prosont, the tables being splendid- sarily curtailed owing caburet effeet to the whole seenely decorated and regaled with exigencies of service.

the balconies being festomed!

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