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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

AN EFFORT WORTHY OF SUPPORT

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1927.

"THE FUN O' THE FAIR." to give another touch of variety. These will be provided by the Quarry Bay Juvenile Dancers, and Mrs. Russell Brown's concert party. In the evening, dancing to Whitey Smith's orchestra in the ball.room Throughout the after noon and evening, muste by military bands, refreshments both European and Chiness and other things which the visitor will readily find himself interested in The Fair will culminate with a firework display and by the massed bands playing "1812".

"The Fun O the Fair, the tote organised by the Hongkong Women's Guild and the Minister log Children's League which is to be held at Leo Gardens to-day promises to be one of the most

ambitious undertakings of its kind ever seen in Hongkong. Activa preparations have been made, dur- ing the last few months and and to-day will see the culmination of the efforts of the many people who have worked diligently to make this "Fun O' the Fair worthy of the utmost support of the Hongkong public.

It is interesting to note at this time that a branch of the Minister. ing Children's League was in- troduced in the Colony many years ago by Lady May, and in 1920 the Hongkong Women's Guild was founded and united with it. Since that date both have con- tinued their combined work of service and help by providing entertainments to raise funds which are distributed annually among the various charities.

The principal of these in Hong. kong are French Convent

the Hospital, the Italian Convent Hospital, the Nethersole Hospital, the Ying Wa Girls' School, the Baxter Mission, the Village School Fund, the Fairlea School, the Victoria Home, the Blind Home at Kowloon, the Hongkong Bencvo- lent Society and the Home for Aged Poor, Kowloon,

The principal charities at Home to which donations are made are the following:-the M. C. L. Cots at Ottershaw, the Trafalgar Home for Orphans, the Royal Soldiers' Daughters' Home, the Orphan Homes of Scotland, (Quarrier's).. the Imperial Merchant Service Guild, the Evelina Hospital for Children, the London Hospital Children's Ward, the Officers' Families Fund, the Sociéty for Providing Homes for Waifs and Strays and the Shaftesbury Homes and "Arethusa" Training Ship:

The Local Ofcers.

The following are the officers of the Hongkong Women's Guild and Ministering Children's League,

Patroness Lady Clementi, M.

B: E.

President: Mrs. W. T. Sauthorn. Hon. Treas: Mrs. D. W. Trat-

man.

Hon, Sec.: Mrs. T. H. King. General Committee:

M. Pearson, Miss. Atkins, Mrs. Templeton, Mrs. Crapnell, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Newsholme, Mrs. Noll (vice Mrs. Murdoch), Mya: Wolfe, Miss Woo, Mrs. Hornell,'; Mra, Franks and Mrs. Smalley..

The organising secretarios for "The Fun O' the Fair" are Mrs.) T. H. King and Mr. Peter Pau.

The Fair will be opened this afternoon at 3.45 by Lady Clementi and from then onwards there will be a round of entertainments and attractions to satisfy even the most ardent searchers after variety The Fair will be in full swing until midnight.

A Few of the Attractions. To discuss aide shows for a moment. In addition to the various stalls which will prove of interest to seekers after useful and reasonable priced articles, there will be many of the old side shows rarely seen in Hongkong but extremely popular in earlier days. The men, and perhaps the Indies, too, will have an opportunity of trying their skill at knocking coconuts from their sandy beds, and of testing their skill on the shooting range.

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The programme will be found to be a comprehensive one, a map showing where each attraction is to be found.

The Pipe Muste,

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The following is the programme of pipe music which will be played during the Fair:

Pipers of the Scots Guards.

March, The Highland Wedding. March, Farquhar MacRae, - Strathspey, Lady Louden. Reel, Grey Bob. 'March, Lord Lovat.

March, Auchmountain's Bonny

Glen.

Mr. Melntesh, Pipe Major..

The K. O. S. Borderera,

March, The Siege of Delhi. March, Daft Donald.

Strathspey, The Market Place Reel, The Piper o' Drummond. March, The Portree Men. March, The Rustic Bridge.

Inverness,

Mr. W. Mackie, Pipe. Major. Pipers of the Cameronians, March, Scotland's Ma' Ain

Hame.

March, Lady Mary Ramsay.

Selection, The Desert Song," Mrs. Merriman, Miss Razavet, Miss (Romberg).D. Wiltshire, Miss E. Wiltshire, Musical Sketch, "Ireland and Miss F. Wiltshire. Mesara. for Ever," (Myddleton). Robertson, Buchanan, Pratt, Selection, "Iolanthe (Sullivan), Plunro, Collins, Selgy, Jellett, Pas, Redouble, "True Blue," Murphy, Brimtlecombe.

(Ellenborg). The Cameronian Rant.

The Northamptonshire Band.

the Northamptonshire Regiment, The band of the 1st Battalion by permission of Lieut, Col. S. H. J-Thunder G.M.G., D.S.O., M.C. and officers, conducted by Mr. W. Cresswell, L.R.A.M. will play the following music:

March, "The Desert Song,"

(Komberg) Descriptive, "From a Russian

Village," (Marsden) (A) Approach of the Cossacks. (B) Song of the Volga Boatman. (C) Pensant Girls' Dance. (D) The Sleigh Ride. Selection, "The Vagabond

King" (Friml), Cornet Solo, "The Lost Chord

(a/c A. Green).

Sullivan. Characteristic, "The Mill in the Black Forest (Eilenberg). Selection from "Sullivan's

Operae," (arr, Godfrey). Suite, "The Shoe," (Ansell).

(A) The Sabot.

(B) The Ballet Shoe. (C) The Court Shoe. (D) The Sandal, (E) The Brogue. Three Pieces, "A Coon's Day

Out," (Baynes).

(A) Good Morning!. (B) Good Afternoon! (C) Good Evening! Selection, "Sason's

Carr: Hume).

Whitey Smith............ jance Music,

The programme of dance music

Strathspey, Marquis of Huntley.to be played by Whitey Smith's

Reel, Tail Toddlê.

March, Lochanside. March, Donald Dhu.

Mr. H. Eadie, Pipe Major.

Music by the Queen's,

The following is the programme of music to be played by the band of the 1st. Battalion the Queen's Royal Regiment, by permission "of Lient, Col. R. G. Clarke, C.M.G., D.S.O., and officers. The band will be conducted by Band Sergt. E. Manley, and will play from four to five o'clock.

Grand Murch, "The Entry of the Gladiators," (Fucik). Selection, "Carmen," (Bizet). Waltz, "Because I love you," (Fiorito). Serenata," (Toselli). Fox Trot, "Since 1 found you," (Davis). Fox Trot, "Hello Bluebird,"

(Donaldson). Selection, Sunny,” (Gershwin). Regimental March, "Braganza.”

The K. O. S. B. Band.

The full military band of the 2nd Battalion, the King's Own Scottish Borderers, by permission of Lieut. Col. L. J. Comyn C.M.G.. D.S.O., and officers, will play the following music under the con- ductorship of Mr.-W.II. Fitz-Earle, A.R.C.M.

March, "Cleopatra," **

(Mancinelli). Overture, "Marinarella,"

(Fucik). Serenade, "La Paloma,”

(Vradier), Galop, "The Post Horn,"

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(Koenig). Selection, "The Gondoliers,"

(Sullivan). Descriptive. "In a Monastery

Garden," (Ketelbey). Selection, "Yvonne," (Gilbert). "Blue Bonnets o'er the Border."

The Cameronians,

Punch and Judy will also amuse played by the band of the 1st. The following music will be visitors to the Fair in another Battalion the Cameronians by per- corner of the ground, while else mission of Major H.C. Hyde-Smith, where donkeys will be available to DS.O.; and officers under the co give visitors memories of days spent at seaside resorts. Men dactorship of Mr. Horace E. tion might also be made of the Dowell, LR.A.M. dragon procession, the conjuring,

Overture, "Raymond," (Thomas). and the firework display; of the

Bell Gavotte, "Weymouth football kicking side show, the clock golf, the chute, and the numerous other things which have been prepared for entertainment. When the visitor tires of the sidé shows there will be concerts

SALESMAN SAM

I'M SICK O' STUMBLIN' OVER THOSE BOWLING BALLS! WHEN YA GET A MINUTE TA SPARE, PUT EM IN TH' WIN-| DON-THEY MIGHT STRIKE SOMEBODY!

OUR MICK

COMES

∙FROM":

Moscow

SWEDEN

YOUR TEA WITH OUR SUGAR

Chymes," (Howgill). Bells Bds. A. Lovick, Selection, "Lilac Time,"

(Schubert). Idyll, "Baby's Sweetheart,"

(Corri).

Peak Children's Club Stall: Mrs. Noll, Mrs. Fielding, and Mrs. Sandes.

Theatre Entertainment: Mrs. Cornaby, Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Grim-

ble, Mrs. Marcel, Mrs. MurFRY, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Davenport Browne, Miss Carruthers, Mies Ellaby, Mise Mitchell, Mr. D.M. Rycroft, Mr. Marcel, Mr. Lacy, Mr. Urwick, Mr. T'ayton-Reid, Captain Doyle; Cap- tain Laurie, Captain Hinchelife, Surg. Lieut, Bradfield.

Winsome Winnie's Band...

Band The Members of the

Helen and Lola Paterson, Caroline Dancing Miss Mitchell's pupils,

and May Braga, Joan, and Joyce Paterson, Olivia Mathews, Mar gery Lammert, Joyce Crapnell, Shions Mackichan and Isa Lam-

mert. Pianist: Miss M. Ashwell,

American Candy stall: The Kandy Kids, Run by Mrs. Meyer, assisted by all the American ladies, Mrs. Benson in charge of decorations, Mrs. Tracy in

QUEEN'S THEATRE

THE

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charge of orders, and Mrs. Gib LINGUAPHONE

son, Mrs. Fowle, Mra. Duclos, Mrs. Granthan, Mrs. Sanger, Mra. Browne, and Mrs. Shultz in charge of selling..

Bellios School's Stall:'. Lucky Ring.

Miss Newsholme, Miss Hughes, and Miss Hung, assisted by the Misses Lopes, Tso, Yuen, samy, L. Lopes, Wei, Chan, W.M Chan, Po Shim, Wong, Tsang! Yeung, Tam, Cheung, Fuí-in, Cheung Tsui Kam, Leung, and Mesdames Yin, Gutierrez, and Lam.

St. Stephen's Girls College:- Miss. Atkin, staff and students of Majestic Music Masters in the ball St. Stephen's College and Fairlea room will be as follows:

Fox Trot.-Pagliacci. Fox Trot.-Red Lips. Fox Trot.-Just Once Again.. Waltz Russian Lullaby, Specialty. Mr. Jess Sommers. Fox Trot-Two Little Words of Love.

Combination Fox Trot, Zulu Wail; Black Water,

Bottom-Muddy

Specialty Mr. Art Carneiro. Waltz, Silver Moon.

Whitey Smith Himself. Song, Fox Trot-One O'clack Baby: Fox Trot-Little White House.

God Save the King.

Stalls and Side Shows.

The following is a list of helpers at the stalls.

Basket Stall: Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Way and Mrs. Thomson,

School.

Quarry Bay Juvenile Highland Dances: Betty Bone, J. Graig, J. Cunningham, G. Spiers, and k Stewart. Trained by Mr. and Mrs. Craig.

The Baby Stall:-Mrs. Roffey, Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. Branson, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Leggatt.

Ice Cream Barrow:-Mrs. -Mil- lard, and Miss Naricy Hornell, and Messrs. W.L. Smith, A. Gor-

don, EA, Simon and R. Macintyre.

Balloons Mrs. Blackwell. University Branch: Mr. Peter Pau, Cigarette Stail.

Victoria Branch: Mrs. H.K. Hol- mes, Woollies Stall

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St. George's Buildings,

Various: Basket Stall: Mrs CITY ITALL.

Blair.

M. C. L. Stall: Miss Woo,

M.B.E.

Donkey Rides; Miss J. Ho Tung. Dragon Procession, Chinese, Conjuring, Fireworks, and Punch and Judy, Mrs. Lee By-san

Guides, Misa Bedford.

Guessing Competitions, Ranger

by Capt. F. Baylis) Capt. Jacobs- Motor Car Raffle. (Presented Larkcom, R.E. and Mr. Richard Lee.

Tea Stall: Mrs, Finnigan, Mrs. JR. Wood, Mrs. C.G. Alabaster, Mrs. Wang, Mrs. L. G. S. Dodwell, Mrs, Wolfe, Mrs. Frank Austin, Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Faid, Mrs. Totten ham, Mr. Peter Pau, Miss Drury. Miss Fothergill, Miss Westland, Miss Harston, Miss Bewley, Miss Carothers, Miss J. Carothers, Miss Bouchier, Dr.-Illff, Mrs. Fieldhock, Miss M. Mason, Mies N. Acheson by St, John Ambulance Brigade.

First Aid Detachment provided

and Miss P. Jenna,

Naval Dockyard Branch: Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Philips.

Boy Scouts and Girl Guides.

Guard of Honour provided by

The Chinese Restaurant,

The following delicacies com-

Shooting Gallery: Capt. Whit-prise the menu to be offered at the worth, R.N.

Chute and Aunt Sally: Comdr. Byron, RN.

Air balloons and flower compe- tition: Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Phi- lips...

Police Branch.Stall: Mrs. E. D.: C. Wolfe, Mrs. P. P. J. Wodehouse, Mrs. T. H, King, Mrs. L. V. H. Booth, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Angus, Miss Angus, Mrs. Baker, Mrs., Ellis, Mrs.

Elston, donald. Miss Betty Moss, Mrs. Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. James, Mrs. Mac Russell, Mrs. Thorpe, Miss Kent and Miss Gatti,

Military Branch: Mrs. Robin- son

Lee Garden Chinese Restaurant.

Kai Yung Yo Chi, Sharle's Fin Soup.

Kwa Lo Ap, Fried Duckskin. Ng Lau Shek Pan, Fried Garoupa.

Tung Kwa Chung, Whole Melon Soup.

Tung Ku Tong, Mushroom Soup. Chau Ha, Fried Prawns, Yu Kap, Stewed Pigeons. Kam Yan Tan, Gold and Silver Egge.

"In Wo Tong, Bird's Nest Soup.

Cha Chi Fei Kai, Fried Chicken. Hung To Min, Chicken Noodle. Pet Tan, 1000 Year Old Eggs. Kwo Chi Ap, Stewed Duck and Chestruts,

Chau Fan, Fried Rice.

Ngar Chai Kai See, Special. Chicken.

The general organisation of thế ị “

White Elephante: Mra. Boylan- Smith, Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Joll. Clock Golf: Capt. F. G. Legros, R. A. and Mr. Taylor, R. A. Prison Branch Stall: Sally, cocdanuts, etc: Mrs. Ro Wynne-Jones, Mrs. T.H. King, an Bertson, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Cal- Mr. Peter Pau, assisted by Mrai vert, Mrs. FitzGerald, Mrs. Gres- Sherveld, Mr. Richard Lee, 'and' sey, Mrs. Dedear, Mrs. Wiltshire, | Mr. Lee Bak-hung.

Looks That Way

AND WHILE SAM WAS OUT

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HOW MUCH'LL MA LOAN ME ON THIS WATCH?

SAY WHADDA MAINK THIS IS A PAWN.

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