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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1926:

ADVERTISING DEVICE.

LOCAL FOOTBALL GROUPS

LOOK AT MY STOCKINGS" BRINGS POLICE.

Fifty laughing girls stepped out of six motor-care in Oxford-aircus the other morning. Fifty more were expected, and they wero going to make groups of jolly- lunch partios.

A policeman arrived on the scono; 26 had their names and addressos takon and told they would be summoned for obstruc-] tion.

Thoy wore dressed in block "Merry Widow" cloaks and tam- o'shanters, the lattor bearing': the name of the product, and the former à card with the words, "Look at my stockings." Boncath these was tho statomont that they were treated with a preparation for preserving thom against Indders.

Lieut.-Colonel

Finch-Noyes,

D. S. O., director of the firm manufacturing the proservative, told a Daily Chronicle representa" tivo that the firm would be responsible for anything that happened.

Each year England becomes, unfortunately, more and, more dependent on outside sources for its food supply, and the figures, just forthcoming from the superintendent of Smithfield Market are very disquieting in this respect. "In the twelvemonth he reviews. only 19.3 per cont. of the supplies reaching the market were of British or Irish origin. Incidentally it is of interest tol note, as evidence of the position Smithfield holds as a market, that the supplies passing through it last year represented a value of; 37 millions sterling.

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Des Wagons Lits, Peking.

KOWLOON HOTEL THE PREMIER HOTEL IN KOWLOON.

First Class Billiard Room and Saloon Bar.

Electric Lift and Telephone to each Floor,

Above is the East Surreys' Firat Division football toam, runners-un in the Lengue

and in the Shield Competition. (Photo: Meo Cheung),

The Hongkong Football Club's First Division team, with officials. (Photo: Mea Cheung).

STRIKE IN FULL

SW.NJ.

EXPENSIVE GOLF,

MATCH FOR $25,000.

Los Angeles, March 22-The final half of a golfmatch in which

the stake was $25,000, believed the largest in the history of the

POLAR FLIGHT.

AIRSHIP NORGE LEAVES LENINGRAD.

Leningrad, May 5 The streats were filled with

Continued from Page 7). with the fiscal policy, and the Minister for the Colonies has de cided to follow his example-game, was played here today, curious crowds whch the airship

and resulted in victory for Archio! Norge left for the pole with Reuter,

M. Andrews,, local realtor, over

GERMAN WORKERS' SUPPORT.

Berlin, May 51 At a conference to-day of the General Federation Of Trade Unions, the miners, transport workers, and railwaymen, passed

Frederick Bartlett of Chiengoece of eighteen and with two On the outcome of the match, rifles and Bayonets in the vent] whether Bartlett or Andrews was bears to sastain their lives in which was far 36 holes, depended they are reduced to hunting polar to have the $25,000 difference case of a forced landing. that stood between them in û Moscow reports later that the] realty desk By losing the tch Norge passed over Bartlett

mus 2 pay Andrews three o'clock in the afternoon.- $575,000 for Chicago property Renter. most the British unions, and order-$550.000 if he had won.

which would have been h for

ing that there be no bunkering

a resolution supporting to the at

Olonetz at

PROGRESS OF FLIGHT, of British vessels. The resolution tage of twe strakes for each 18 Andrews accorded an advan-

Moscow, May 5. The airship Norge passad over concluded with a paragraph to the holes of the $25,000 match, won Kem on the coast of the White effect that all possible measure the event, 6 and 4, thereby Sea at ten siclock last night flying were to be taken to prevent cuproving himselt something of a north-westwards. Reuter. reaching Britain-Router.

DANISH AID?

Copenhagen, May 5. The Danish General Workers Union have stated that if a request for support be received from the

golfer aswell as financier. Both men played an excellent band of golf under a strain that may well be understood in view of the ex- traordinary purse.

The winner had things much his own way during the first.

conceded to be the better golfor af the two was off colour,,taking{ excess of his usual performancos. a 94, a count some ton strokes in The first round proved beyond

L'els, K.608 & K.609. Cable address: KOWLOTEL, Hongkong British unions it would be difficult round, played at the Midwick dispute that Andrews was

Under the Personal Supervision and Management of

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EDWARD HOTEL.

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Telegraphic Address "Victoria”* . Contra! 373.

THE EUROPE HOTEL. SINGAPORE.

Terms: A la carte or Inclusive.

Telephone in every room. After-dinner dancing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

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Tolophone 2740.

Tel Address: "Glenealy," Hongkong.

ARTHUR E. ODELL,

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GLENEALY HOTEL 8 & 4, Glenealy.

Telephone 0.180.

A first class Residential and Tourist Hotel Splendidly altuated with in caxy walidng distance to all business centres. Large airy rooms. Hot and Gold water. Excellent Cuisine under the personal supervision of the Proprietras. Monthly and family rates at moderate terms.

For further particulars apply to:

MRS. FREDERICKS, Proprietress.

Printed and Poblished for the Proprietor by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, at 11, Ice House Street, in the City oË. Victoria, Hongkong

to refuse in view of the help by Club course, turning in an 86 to. money player of the first water. British Labour. afforded to the discountonance the original. He not only played a better Danish strikers in the spring.proffor of a handicap match by brand of golf, as the score indi his supposedly more talented cated, but was the cooler of the opponent. Bartlett, generally two under fre.

Reuter.

REVOLUTION TALK ABSURD,

New York, May 5. The British Strike news mono- polises the front pages of all the morning and evening newspapers. The editorials deplore the event as a tragedy, though the talk of re- volution is received with incre dulity, as a distinct contradiction of the calmness of the British, character.

The New York Tribune says that |to talk of revolution in Britain is absurd as talking of Arctic weather in Suba or Cairo.

F

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

NOTICE.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPH SERVICES, which offer zpandy and efficiert means of communication, are established. between HONGKONG and SHIPS SEA FRENCH INDO-CHINA, the PROVINCE of YUNNAN, and MACAO.

The RADIO TELEGRAPH OFFICE is always open for the reception and transmission of Radio Telogran and for reporting vassals passing NAGLAN and GAP ROCK LIGHTHOUSES,

WIRELESS SERVICES with Canton and Swatow suspended until further notice.

The New York Times defends Mr. Baldwin, who, it declares, his incurred the reproaches of the Commencing May 1st the rates for wireless messages to the river more. conservative Toriaa on atcammers "Lungshab," "Taishan" and "Kinshan" will be reduced from 50 account of his efforts during the cents per word to 15 cents per word with minimum charge of $1.50. past two years to promote the in-

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