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NOVEMBER 29th, at 3 p.m.

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ORDERED TO LEAVE.

RUTH CHATTERTON,

SEEN IN FINE FILM AT THE QUEEN'S.

FAREWELL GIFT TO LEADER OF NEDEL ARMY.

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Admirara of Ruth Chatterton-

Peking, Nov. 26. and their name must be legion- According to Japanese reports, have an opportunity of accing and General Chang Hauch-linng, heat Po- hearing her in what must be de-of the Manchurian regime nt

as one of the best roles she king and Tientsin, has instructed scribed has over interpreted in "The Lady the Peking Garrison to render anfe

at the escort to Marshals Feng

Yu-hainak plays, the Queen's Theatre. Sho part

of Scandal," now showing the land Yen Hal-shan, when the two

of Elsie Hilary, a musical rebel Commanders Raged to a young titled member

pass through Chang Hsuch-liang has

comedy actress who becomes one I Go their way abroad. Gen-

also

of British sucfety in the face of assigned $200,000 to Marshal Feng family opposition and who in ter Yu-hsiang, requesting him to leave invited to atay in the young man's China immediately so that the Man- proceed home for the express purpose of churian Commanders can

of the demonstrating to her the impons-with the reorganisation

will establish his headquarters as vice-Commander-in-Chief of all Nationalist armies and mavy at Pe king. Indicating that in future he will spend most of his time at Pe- king.

of a marriage between the military affairs in North-W stern Chang Hauch *Things, however, do not Crina General work out according to and the situation becomes

rother ***** complicated when Elsie fails in love with her fance's cousin. There are other dramatic developments order which are best left untold In that those who have not yet

vet seen The fim may sen for themselves how matters work out.

At the suggestion of Suffice it Chung Hsueh-lang, the

General Nanking

to say that there is an unconves-Government has appointed Mr. Liu of the tional ending. which provides the Hsiang-ching, a candidate opportunity for some fine acting Manchurian Government, as Minis. ter of Home Affairs at Nanking.. by Ruth Chatterton.

Mr. H. H. Kung has been appointert head of the newly reorganised Min. istry of Industry.

The play is excellent, full of dramatic momenta with ample comedy relief, whilst the dialogue The re- la bright and sparkling. production of voices is all that could be desired, and throughout the typically English atmosphere is well preserved.

for

states

Yen Hesotates.

Peking, Nov. 26. A meakage from Taiyuanfu that Yon Hsi-shan has go abroad, made up his mind to but is undecided whether to pro- ceed vin Tientsin to Jupan or to Europe via Urga.

He wants a personal guarantee of safety from Chiang Kai-shek and Chang Hsueh-liang-Reuter.

Realdes Ruth Chatterton, Ralph Forbes, Basil Rathbone and Fre- derick Kerr stand out

very fine Interpretations of their parts; indeed. It can be said that there is not wenk spot in the whole cast. We can recommend this film as being a very fine dramatic comedy of the best type, and one which should not be

missed. Besides the main film, there are.

In response to an enquiry, the noteworthy attractions, | other

amongst which may be mentioneil National Government has wired to Ju wonderful clever and enter-Shang Chen that it will not take any taining Kiddies' Revac in techni-action against Yen Hai-ahan so long as he leaves the country-Neuter colour.

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

The following is the list of local share. quotations issued to-day:

Banks,

Hongkong Bank, $1670 ab. Chartered Bank, £183 n. Mercantile A. & B., £201⁄2 n. East Asia 8114 b.

Insurances.

Canton Ins., $1,165 b.. Union In., $490 b. North China Ins., Tin. 180 b. China Underwriters, $3.15 b. Yangtaze Ins.. $50 n. China Fires, $400 b.

H. K. Fire Ins., $1,150 b.

Shipping.

Douglases, $268.

H. K. Steamboats, $314 h. Indo-Chinas. (Def.) $80 n. Union Waterboats $34 sn.

Mining.

Renguets. $9 b.

Kailans, 38/1 n.

S'hai Exporations, Tia. 1 b. Raubs, $31.70 b.

Docka, etc.

b.

Kowloon Wharves, $173 Whampoa Docks, $32 n. China Providents, $5.36 b. (Old) Hongkowa, Tis. 281 b. New Engineerings, Tla 7.10 n. Shanghai Docks. Tia. 119% n.

Cottons.

Ewo Cottons. Tls, 12.20 b. S'hai Cottona, Tin. 82 (old) b.

Landa, Hotels, etc.

H. and H. Hotels, $11.35 b. H. K. Landa, $83% b. (Old)

do. 82 b.

S'hai Lands Tis. 319 n.

Humphreys, $16.25 b. Realties, $9.40 .

Pablle Utilities.

Tramways, $18 b.

Peak Trams, (old) $14 b.

Star Ferries $90 b.

China Lights, (Old) $26.85 L. H. K. Electric, $83 sn. Macao Electrics, $25 n.

Telephonos $851 b. China Bunce, Tls. 18 n. Singapore Tractions. 7/6 s.

Industrials.

China Sugars, 75 cts. b. Malabons, $27 n. '

Cald: Macg, Ord: Tla: 10.75 m. Canton Ices, $8.40 b.

Cements (Comb) $18.30 b. Ropes $10.70 b.

United Asbestos $5 m. Stores, etc.

Dairy Farms, $27. b. Watsons, $12.75 b. Der A. Wings, $1 n. Lane Crawford. $3.70 n. Mackintosh, $19 b. Sinceres, $11.00 .

Miscellaneous. Amusements, $28 n. Constructions, $4

b.

B'que Ind. G. Bonds, 369 % b. H.K.G. Loan 5%%% Prom

No Action to Be Taken.

Nanking, Nov. 26.

MR. BALDWIN AND THE GIRTON GIRL.

17.

WHEN HE WAS

Once upon tline the young Stanley Baldwin was 17-and shy! He knew nothing of women, He went to a dance and met a Girton Girl.

They danced

in the course of the dance the Girton Girl told young Mr. Bald- win that "men had no natural modesty."

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Recently Mr. Stanley Baldwin (now aged 63-and no longer shy) told an audience of Girten Girls all about this first alarming ea- counter with the Fair Sex. It was at the Girton College dinner at the Hyde Park Hotel.

Mr. "I felt instinctively," said Baldwin, that men had natural modesty.

manner of ... As

fact, it is perfectly well known that men have much more modes- tyat any rate, in their earlier years-than women."

Whereat, all the Girton girls laughed!

·

"I will not say," went on Mr. Baldwin (unabashed by the laugh- ter), "that that conversation set up in my mind an appreciation of the turn a conversation might take if ever I met another Girton girl. For many years I kept out of their way.

"But," he added (when the laughter had died down again), "we (men) welcome with

bath handa the work which educated women can do, and which Hes be- fore them in an ever-increasing area every year. And for those engaged in an occupation such as the Mistress of Girton, there is no higher and greater adventure in the world to-day."

LOCAL HOCKEY.

EASY WIN FOR THE CLUB DE RECREIO.

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Pincing a strong team in the field, the Club de Recreio "A" hockey eleven inflicted

the heavy defent on Y.M.C.A. second string at King's Park yesterday, winning by four goals to one

gave

There was never any doubt as to the superiority of the winners, whose amart forward lino

the defence a troublesome time...

The Recreio found the net three times in the first half without reply, and although the homesters enjoyed. maro⋅ of 'the

after the exchanges. change-over, the Recreio looked like losing their grip.

Each side scored a goal in the closing stages of an interesting and sporting game.

Team for To-morrow.

The following will represent the Club "A" to-morrow, at King's Park at 5 p.m. sharpi

R. W. Sapsed, L. A. B. Duncan, G.

A. L. Plummer, B. L. 8tock, E. G. 3.

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

ANOTHER DECISIVE WIN

FOR THE CLUB,

Four goals and four tries (32 points) to a try (3 pointa) was the result of yesterday's gamo at the Club Ground, when the Cl "A" Afteen met a team from HM.S. Kont The Club commenced two men ohort, and it was during this time that the Navy scored their only try.

There were two changes in the Club side, Cox coming in for Peers, ind Kerr playing instead of Hartley. The Kent Ride was:

Tel: Crawford; Lt. Cdr. Evans, Lt. Cdr. Andrew; Sub; Lt. Tomkinson; Tol. Kerstein, Lt.Cdr. Chianolm- Batten: Lt. Crick, Lt. Cook, Pay Lt. ilaker, 'ny Lt. Wh. Lohouse, Pay Lt. Weekes, Mid. Shepherd, P. O, Tubb, A. B. Deykin.

The best movement of the day came when Segnler, at full-back fielded the ball cleverly from a penalty kick to the Kent, ran up and set the three- The quarters going on the right. ball went out in Johnson, who passed an he was being tackled, got up and was in time to take King's pass near the line and get over. King had a good run to score when he dribbled, picked up, and ran through fairly comfortably. Mention must also be made of Plummer's try, for he handed off a Kent defender for about twenty Yards to run over the line,

Tries were scored in the fist half by Tomkinson (Kent) and Bonnar and Johnson (Club), Andrew being junt short with the place-kick from Tomkinson's score, whilst Segalen converted Johnson's effort. In the Recond half, King scored twice, and Plummer, Johnson, Law, Bonnar and Allera once euch. Segalen converted two tries, and Johnson one. Segalen A both lucky and unfortunate, one kick hitting the bar and bouncing over, and the last one dropping from the r to the ground underneath.

Evans and Andrew were the main- stays of the Kent side, especially in the first half, making several good ruina. In the second half, and with Crick gone from the serum through an Injury, they had to concentrate on defence, and tackled well Allera changed with King at half-time and showed that he is a better centre than dy-half.

CAR RACING RECORDS SHATTERED.

FURTHER TRIUMPHS FOR BRITISH DRIVER

London, Nov, 20. Jack Dunfee, the British holder of the world's 200 miles speed records for all types of cars, yesterday, with the assistance of Dudley Froy, broke five more records on the Monthlery track, Parin.

Driving a three-litre British Sun- beam, he covered over 330 miles in 9 hours, and averaged 117.20 miles an hour for the Arat 60 miles. Dunfco beat the existing three hours record by over five miles an hour.

Sunday Dudley Frey last Monthiery, in a four and a half litre Bentley, broke five other international recordBritish Wirelear,

LADIES' DOUBLES TENNIS TOURNEY.

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MRS. GULL AND MRS. McCAW ENTER SECOND ROUND.

Playing in the second round of the Open Ladies' Doubles Tennis Cham- plonship, on Tuesday, Mrs, Gull and Mrs. McCaw qualified for the semi- Anal by beating Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. Fischer In straight sets, the scores being 6-3, 6-1. They will now meet the winners of the match be tween Mins Gortie Lo partnered by Mra, Chla Chun-chiu and Mrs. Mac- Tavish partnered by Mrs. Cuthil.

BOXING

CITY HALL

SATURDAY,

6th December, 1930, at 9.15 p..

MAIN EVENT

·15 Rounds Contest for Lightweight Championship of the Colony and Bolt Between STOKER P, ROY LAKĖ, Holder,

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