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actor

in his

EMPEST

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greatest HORN

picture

Louis WOLHEIM

COMING SOON QUEEN'S THEATRE

TO THE

STAR THEATRE

UNIQUE ATTRACTION

For a brief season commencing

SUNDAY NEXT

At 9.20 p.m.

In conjunction with a short picture programme,

THE

SAMOAN DANCERS

DIRECT FROM THE SOUTH SEAS

in

Native Song and Dance Numbers Including the famous "SIVA SIVA" Dance.

Prices of Admission..... ..$2 and $1. Booking at Moutric's and Theatre.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1929.

YESTERDAY'S SOCCER.'

THE UNITED SERVICES COMPETITION.

Playing at Bookunpoo in the Senior Inter-Servicos competition yesterday, the R.A. beat the Somursot Light Infantry. by five goals to three. The rain over night had made the field greasy, which seemed to handicap the Somersets.

The Somersets opened at a fast paco and after ten minutes Bowley- Bull opened their account with a shot that gave Fletcher no chance. Tho Gunnora then played up strongly but finished budly. The Somersets made a raid on

and tho Gunners' goal Flotcher saved from Palmor and Guest The Somersets went further ahead when Bowley-Bull taking the rebound from a weak clearance by Fletcher, sent the ball into the net. At the interval the infantrymen were leading by two clear goals.

The ground was like a quagmire when the second half commenced, and the heavy going favoured the Gan- nors, However, Bewley-Bull, scored again, and thus did the "hat trick" in the Somersets first represonlativo game.

Hallintor failed to hold a shot from Fuller, and Cotton rushing up opened the score for the R.A.

Bowley-Bull was through again, but a dive by Fletcher saved the goal. The RA. prossed strongly and and during a mix up in the goal mouth, Gill scored. Just on time GUI tried a high shot, the bail onter ing the net off the crossbar.

With the score three all, the teams lined up for axtra time. Cotton acorod for tho R.A. in the first ten mihutes, while Gill made the game safo by beating Hall in the closing portion.

The match was keenly contested, and had the ground been hard a differ- ent result might have been recorded.

Win for Berapis,

In the junior division at Sookunpoo, H.M.S. Serapis beat the R.A.O.C. and R.A.S.C. by a goal to nil

LOCAL CRICKET.

INTER-SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS.

Tho Thomas Hanbury School for Boys seven-a-side soccer team which recently won the Shanghai Inter-School Football Competition. Back row: H. Standring (coach), T. Dunenn, T. Charles, A. Niasim, L. Dang (Assistant conch). Front row:-T. Baker, C. MacKenzie W, Lee, M. Goldstein and A. Singer.

THE DAIRY FARM'S PROGRESS.

(Continued from Page 7)

of my ability any question dealing] with the accounts which share holders may wish to ask.

In seconding the reports and accounts, Mr. W. S. Bailey congra- tulated the management on the excellent raport which the Direc- tors, had been able to present.

Bonus Query.

GODOWN COMPANY

REPORT.

OVER MILLION DOLLARS PROFIT,

The annual report of the Hong-| kong and Kowloon Wharf and

bulls in order to maintain the standard of the herd and the figure of $63,618.93 representing additions to the herd consists almost entirely of the actual cost of rearing. our The Chairman then asked if Godown Co., Ltd., states:

The profit on working was $1,- own young stock until it is trans-any shareholder had any questions; fered to the herd of cyws in milk. to put upon which Mr. Bailey 004,858.82 as compared with $1,

063,492.83 In 1927. asked why a bonus of 15 per cent. should be given to the staff of the Company, when other companies transferring $8,124.96 to Dredging generally did not give more than Account, deducting Directora and Auditors' fees, allowing for de-

Born and Bred in Tropies, The health of the cattle has been generally good and our young stock born and bred in the 10 per cent. something of which

The balance for the year, after

KOWLOON C.C. TEAM TO MEET ROYAL ARTILLERY.

The following will represent the K.C.C. in a League match against the Royal Artillery on Saturday on the K.C.C. ground at 2 p.m.-W. Brace tropies are

The chairman replied that the preciation, and other outgoings, is (Captain), A. W. Ramsey, E. C.

question of bonus to the staff has $645,024.56. The amount brought: Ficher, E. F. Fincher, N. H. Rosa, we may justly be proud. G.-A. V. Hall, J. J. Kirst, S. Jex, G.

Various diseases which have had the careful consideration of forward from last year is $355,- Lee, F. E. Lawrence, R. E. H. Oliver. been a source of worry since the the Directors and so long as the 939.24 making a total of $1,000,- The Hongkong Cricket Club 1st XI formation of the Company are Company was carrying on as suc-063,79 available for appropriation. The Directors recommend tha the 2nd XI, at 2 p.m. on the Cricket answering to up-to-date treatment cessfully as it had done, the Direc- Club ground next Saturday will be: by the veterinary surgeon and tors thought it advisable to recom-following:-To pay a dividend of lat XTR. Hancock (Capt.), J, Lia interesting to note that no less mend the granting of a bonus of $6.00 per share, $480,000; to pay Bonnar, Capt. Dobbie, Capt. Evers, than 80% of the entire hard is 15 per cent. He further pointed a bonus of $2.00 per share, $160, A. W. Hayward, E. J. R. Mitchell

now immune against rinderpest out that it was well to remember 1000; to carry forward $360,063.79. 0. Moor, II, Owon Hughes, Rev. E. and all young stock are being nuc- that the work of the firm entailed $1,000,063.79. K. Quick, I. V. Parker, C. D. Wales.

amount of night Directors. During the year Mr. 2nd XIA. H. Gillingham (Capt.), cessfully immunised against this a tremendous H. J. Armstrong, K. II. Butger, G. E R Divett, R. H. Dowler, E. R. Durkitt, Alan Reid, J. A. Summers, W. K. Tait, G. I. Vallack, E. R. West.

HOCKEY TO-MORNOW.

$

The following team has been

disease which in the earlier his-work and that the staff had to deal T. B. Wilson and Mr. J. E. Joseph tory of the Company caused seri-with perishable, goods and life- were invited to join the Board. ous haver,

stock, ani, further, that their Mr. A. S. Gubbay resigned on leav The quality of our milk is being duties extended over Christmas,ing the Colony, and Mr. H. II. II. steadily improved by judicious im-New Year, Sundays and holidays Pricatley filled the yacancy. Mr. Al-Priestley subacquently resigned portations of pedigree buls, coup and every day in the year.

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fed with careful and selective though the bonus of 15 per cent. and Mr. Gubbay rejoined on his breeding. As a further step in might appear larger than other return. Mr. A. II. Compton and this direction, a shipment of, Jer-bonuses in similar undertakings Mr. T. G. Weall retire according reys was imported last spring. in the Colony, shareholders had to the Articles of Association, but to remember that most of the staff, being eligible, offer themselves for Milk Yield Increases. selected to represent the Club "A"

held junior posts with small re-election. against the University 2nd XI on

Our polieg of weeding out un-salaries.

Auditors. Messrs. Percy Smith, the King's Park ground at 6.16 p.m.Economical cattle combined with There were no further questions. Seth and Fleming, Incorporated to-morrow:---Sapsed; Rowell, Ran-scientific methods of feeding has and the report and accounts were Accountants, and Linstead and

Chartered Davis, kin; Duncan, Botelha, Evans; resulted in, increasing the aver adopted unanimously. Muna, Beaumont, Mowers, Price age yield of milk per cow per an-

On the proposition of Mr. P. tants,

audited the have and Ross.

num since 1922 by no less than Tester, seconded by Mr. E. Abra-counts now presented and offer

were re-elected:

POINT-TO POINT.

The Fanling Hunt Point to Point, which takes place on March 3rd., is timed to commence at 11 a. from Polt'a Bungalow.

Accoun- 1C-

AFTER THE RACES:

BOXING

THEATRE ROYAL Saturday, 2nd March,

First-class Programme..

FRESHER and BETTER From- THE CLOVER FLOWER SHOP

IGE HOUSE ST.

Tel. 638.

OMNISEAL

FOR-

REGD.

Floors, Rools Ceilings, Walls.

DAMPNESS AND WATER LEAKAGE AVOIDED.

ALWAYS READY FOR USE... Sole Importera :—. WALLACE D. HAWLES (Hongkong) Ltd,

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THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

of

H.M.S. "SUFFOLK'

will play at

LANE, CRAWFORD RESTAURANT

on

SATURDAY, 2nd March,

from 8 to 10 p.m.

Spécial Dinner Menu $2.00.

NEW

4%. Seventy-one cows last sea-ham, Dr. W. V. M. Koch and Mr. themselves for re-election. VICTOR

con produced over 1,000 gallons A. B. Stewart cach and the majority of these Directors for the ensuing year. were born and bred in the farm.

Messra. Percy Smith, Seth and

This figure compares very favour-Fleming were re-elected auditors FIREWORKS NUISANCE, bly with yields recorded in coun-for the Company, Messrs. C. G. tries with more suitable climate Alabaster and C. Makekam, pro-

ml more normal conditions.

posing and seconding respectively. THREE CHINESE CAUTIONED

BY MAGISTRATE. Honorarium for Directors,

Three Chinese appeared "before:

Last year, we extended an in- vitation to our customers to visit and inspect the farm and dairy at

Mr. W. S. Bailey next proposed Mr. T. S. Whyte Smith, at the

London, Feb. 27.

Pokfulam and although this was an honorarium of $3,000 to the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, In the Scottish League to-day, availed themselves of the opportun- in addition to the amount provid-without a permit from the Secre

charges of firing crackers fully appreciated by those who Directors, out of the year's profit, on playing at home, Airdrieonians ity, we should like to see moro visi-ed by the Articles of Association Lariat for Chinese Affairs. defeated Ayr United by three org taking an interest in an enter- of the Company. In doing so, Mr. goals to nothing-Reuter.

His Worship was Informed that prise of this nature, which is of Bailey pointed out that almost for a certain period during the vital importance to the health of every day the Directors were con Chinese New Year the firing of the Colony.

sulted with regard to the details

SAMOAN DANCES.

SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS COMING.

of the Company's business and he crackera was permitted, but the Depot Extension,

was sure that the Directors had defendants had been discharging During the year, we have com. been largely responsible for the fireworks dutside this limit.

His Worship registered a cau- pleted a very

Geeful extension excellent report for the year.

After being seconded, the pro-tion against each defendant. to our main depot, which affords as much wanted additional accom-posal has carried.

MR. HOOVER'S MEN.

Something entirely new in the modation, and enables us to serve The Chairman, replying said form of entertainment is promised our customers with milk and that on behalf of the other Direc- theatregoers when The Samoan dairy produce quite apart from tors he thanked the shareholders Dancers" open a brief season in the butchery department, and also for granting them the honorarium. the Star Theatre on Sunday at conduct ice sales, thus obviating He pointed out that since 1918, 9.20 p.m. in conjunction with a the necessity of going to the ice the work of the Company had in-TWO NOMINATIONS FOR THE

short picture programme.

It

CABINET. Washington, Feh, 27. is definitely announced that

James

Good will

War Secretary for

in Cabinet, while William Mitchell, who is

department in Pottinger Street creased tremendously and had This unique theatrical, troupe Plans are now being considered for actually gone up 400 per cent. is under the direction of Mme. rebuilding the old central portion! The ramifications of the Com- Claude Reviere who has spent a of the main depot to cater for pany, said the Chairman, with its long time in the South Sea Is- our increasing trade.

investments and interests In Can-Mr. lands and has been a guest of the. I feel sur, in view of the satis-ton, Shanghai, its farms and ice-be. high chiefteases on more than one factory result shown, you will ap-making plant, and separate atores, Mr. Houver's taken core to eliminate all sug-dation to vole the staff a bonus/ed work, and although the Direci Solleitor General, will become At-

occasion. Mme. Reylere has

prove of the Directors recommen-entailed a tremendous lot of detail-Mr. gestion of the modern "Hula" in

of 15%

the dances and as a result, the Hems to be presented will be as they the success of the Company de-interest in the work and devoted Service.. are actually performed in Southpends very largely upon the faith-in lot of spare time on Saturdays! Seas. A feature of the show willful service of your staff who have and Sundays to it, they thorough- Manager)

and

the following

W. S. be the many distinctive costumes duties to attend to at all hours of ly enjoyed it. They were glad to shareholders:-Messra.

realise that service of that kind Balloy, C: Makebam, C. G. Alabas- of the "taupou" or chief maiden the day and night. of the village, while the famous There appears nothing further should be recognised and paid for, ter, A, Brawn, O. Kitchell, I W. Amongst those present besides Page, W. Macfarlane, Ho Tung. "Siva Siva" and "Knife Dance" requiring comment and I therefore

are among the chief items. Senta propose the adoption of the report the Chairman were the Hon. Mr.jshun, Wong Cltung-ho, E. Abra- may be booked in advance at Mou- and accounts as presented and af-J. Owen Hughes, Mr. A.-B. Ste-ham, P. Tester, Chan Nal-Tan, B.

RECORDS

FOR

FEBRUARY

目

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY.

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Tel. 0.4648.

SATISFACTION !

YOU WILL GET IT FULLY AT THE

FIAT GARAGE

tries and the Star Theatre at the ter same has been seconded I shall wart, Dr. W. V. M. Koch (Direc-W. Bradbury, C. Pryce and Mrs. ||| 67, Bes Voeux Road C. Tel. C-4821; popular prices of $2 and $1. be pleased to answer to the best tors) Mr. Manuk (Secretary and Tong Young-ohl,