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THE HONGKONG

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS

"Yes

The British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd., have pleasure in announcing substantial reductions in the price of Imported Brands of Cigarettes and Smoking Tobaccos which will enable the undermentioned well-known brands of Cigarettes and Tobaccos to retail at the following prices:-

GOLD FLAKE

CIGARETTES.

50's tin

GOLD FLAKE

10's packet

$ .80 $ .16

CAPSTAN REG.

50's tin

$..80

CAPSTAN REG.

10's packet

$ .16

CAPSTAN MAGS.

50's tin

$.95

PLAYERS

50's tin

$ .75

PLAYERS

10'a packet

$ .15

EMBASSY MILD C.T.

50's tin

$ .85

EMBASSY MILD C.T.

20's tin

$..35

EMBASSY NO. 77

50's tin

$ .85

THREE CASTLES REG.

50's tin

$ .90

THREE CASTLES REG.

20's packet

$ 35

10's packet

$ .18

50's tin

$1.10

GARRICK VA.

50's tin

$1.20

WEST TURKISH A.A.

50h tin

$1.65

WEST TURKISH A.A.

10's packet

$ .31

FELUCCA NO. 33.

50's tin

$2.55

THREE CASTLES REG. THREE CASTLES MAGS.

TOBACCOS.

CAPSTAN NAVY CUT MED.... 1⁄2 lb tin CAPSTAN NAVY CUT FULL

CAPSTAN MIXTURE MED

GARRICK MIXTURE

OLD ENGLISH CURVE CUT .......

There are

such lovely silks at the LOVELY SILK STORE!"

-And what is so very important is that

we are

CLEARING

The whole of our stocks

$1.60

11

*

$1.60

M

17

$1.60

$1.80

*

*

$2.15

AT HALF PRICE

Only one more month before

we close our shop!

DON'T FORGET! Lovely silks and

silk garments below cost.

Come and see early

LOVELY SILK STORE

9, D'Aguilar Street.

Come one!

Come all!

FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1932.

TELEGRAPH.

MAMAK HOCKEY

MATCH.

RADIO SPORTS CLUB TEAM FOR TO-DAY.

The following members of the Radla Sports Club will represent the hockey eleven in the Mamak Competition | against the Central British Associn- tion at Caroline til at 5 p.m. thin afternoon: A. Spary, Parduman Singh, J. S. Grewal, MM. H. Hassan, A. E. P. Guest, Mohinder Singh, Harbhajan Singh, J. T. K. Gilchrist, Gurbachan Singh, and F. A. Kemp, Reserver-Surfin Singh, Karnall Singh and Attar Singh.

The above Radlo Team will niso play another M. II. T. Hockey match against R.A.S.C. at 11 a.m. an Sunday A Caroline Hill,

Chah v. Argylls,

The Hongkong Hockey Club first eleven are playing the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders on the U.S.I.C. ground at 5 pm, an Wedner- day and will be represented by the following players:

G. Dunean; W. Woodward, J. Rodger; W. A. Regi, A. A. Dand. E. V. Rowd: 1. wen) Hughes, G. E. R. Divett. C. C Francis, D. B. Evans nard J. 1.. Tetley, [

Club Recouds v. Recreio,

On Monday the Bangkong Huckey! Club Acones will meet the Club dv. Berrela an the Club ground at 5 pan.)

S with the following team; F. Moses; L. 1. Nicholson, I.. A. R. Dun- cun; G. F. Ren, E. G. S. Dale, A. A. R. Batelle: D. 8. Kitbre, S. J. H. Fox, W. A. Nowers, S. Bill and E. C. Fin cher.

Yesterday's Game.

the "la- The Royal Signals met cognites" in the Mamak Hockey Touranment yesterday and played a goalless draw after a fant teresting gume,

CHARITY FOOTBALL.

ARMY TO MEET CANTON TEAMS.

By kind permission of the General Officer Cominanding British Troops in China, an Army football team is proceeding to Canton on the evening of February & to play two matches against a representative team of that city.

All money

Rames will

being rained

two to a fund which is in Canton in aid of

realised by tho

Chinese charities.

A strong leam has been selected for this short tour and the team wil] take part in a match against the Singapore Malayan Chinese on Satur. day, January 30, on the Caroline Hill ground at 4 p.m.

The Army tean consists of the following players.Hnatie (Argyll and S..), Frearson (Royal Artil lery), Morrison (S. W. Borderers). Gordon (Argyll and S.fl.), Channing (S. W. Borderers), Underwood. (S. W. Borderers), Harris (S. W. Bor derers), McTavish (Argyll and S.H.), Wylie (Argyll and S.H.), Campbell (Argyll and S.11.). Duncan (S. W. Borderers). Reserves: Hunderson (Argyll and S.II.), and Dryant (Royni Artillery).

Malayan Team.

Kom Pak, Cheuk Wab, Kam Thang, Hor Kwon, Khik Hlos, Lin Lock, Edien Then, Shan Tak, Man Kit, Hui Shan and Kit Shang.

LEAGUE CRICKET.

www.www

CIVIL SERVICE SECONDS TO PLAY BORDEHERS.

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS..

The following is the list of local sharo quotationsa issued to-day:

Banks.

Hongkong Banks, $1425 se. Chartered Banks, £124 n. Mercantile A. and B., £18 n. East Asia. $1271⁄2 n.

*Insurances.

Canton Ina..- $1,350 n. Union Ins., $410 n.

[

China Underwriters, $4.62% n. China Fires,, $690 n. 1.K. Fire In.. $1,250 n.

Shipping.

Douglases, $25, 1.

1. K. Steamboats, $23 b. Indo-Chinns. (Pref.) $45 %- Union Waterboats, $25 n.

Mining,

Benguets, $11.75 b. Kailans, 30/-

Shut Explorations, Tls. 2.70 n. Raubs. $39 6.

Docks, etc.

Kowloon Wharves, 3158 .1. Whumpon Docks, $29 n. South China Motors $10 n. Providenta (old) $5.30 ma Hongkewa. Tls. 220 n.. New Engineers Tla. 6 Shanghai Docks, Tls. 901⁄2 n.

Cottons,

n.

Ewa Coltons Tls, 16 su. Shanghai Cottons, Tis. 80%1⁄2 b Zoon Singa Tla, 11 n.

Lands, Hotels, etc.

H.K. Hotels (old) $15.10 A.

K. 5: Hotels (new) $14.75 n. 1. K. Lands, $817, mu. S'hal Lands,, Tls. 30 n. Humphreys $19. Realties, $11.66. 1.

Public Utilities,

Tramways, $22.50 xa. Peak Troms, (old), $15.60 n. Star Ferries, $101% n. Chinn Lights, $26.90 su. II. K. Electrics! $77% su. Maeno Electrics, $23 n. Telephones, $43 n.

China Buses, Tls, 16 n. Singapore Tractions, 3/- b.

Industrials.

Malbons $38 A. Canton Ice, $5 b. Cements teom.) $19.10 8. Ropes, $124 n

Stores, etc-

Dairy Farms, $29 b. Watsons, $16.50 n. Der A. Wings. $1 n. Lane Crawforde, $6.35 n. Mackintosh, $19 m. Sinceres $16 b Powells, $3.00 n.

Miscellaneous.

Amusements, $19.90 n. Entertainments (old) $16% 8. Constructions (old), $5.30 n.

S. C Enterprises $10 n. Constructions Thew), $2 sa. B. Ind. G. Bonds. $58% D. Loans, $3% b. Prem.

www.

"DEAD" MAN ARRESTED.

SWINDLER AS MOURNER AT HIS OWN FUNERAL.

Lyons, Dec, 23.

A man who was arrested here on

On the Civil Service ground to morrow afternoon the home tean will meet the South Wales Borderers in a Becond Division Lengue match and will be represented by the following a trivial charge, when questioned players: H. E. Strange (Capt.); B. C. as to how he came to have a con- K. Hawkins, A. E. Wood, S. Randle,siderable sum of money on his per- W. II. Edmonds, A. W. Grimmitt, son, admitted that it was the pro- G. Robertson, R. H. Woodman. N. coedings of un audacious

scheme Bebbington, J. F. McGowan and F. Eby which he had obtained 150,000 Matthews.

francs (£1,250 at par) from an in- surance company.

University v. Recreio.

The University seconds will enter

He explained that six or seven tain the Club de Recreio whose team months ago he arranged with n for to-morrow's League match is as

follows: H. A. Alves, H. M. Xavier, woman friend that he should "die" Dr. A. P. Guterres, A, Prata, L. J.in order that she could draw the Guterres, L. J. Silva, J. H. Figueiredo, insurance money on his fc. A. P. Pereira, F. J. Remedios, H. A. Painting his face, a yellowy-green, Barros and F. II. Carvalho.

the man took a drug which induced deep sleep. Doctors were called in, and after a cursory examination gave a certificate permitting his burial.

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When the mun had recovered from the effects of the narcotic mummy was placed in the coffin and the funeral went off without a hitch. The man himself, heavily disguised, followed as one of the mourners,

In the meantime the woman had drawn the 150,000 francs Insurance money, and it was arranged that the couple should leave Lyons and live in another city.

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MADIC

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DUE SUNDAY AT THE QUEEN'S

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DAIRY FARM_NEWS.

We beg to announce that from to-day

and until further notice, all Milk and

Cream sold by us will be Pasteurized and may be consumed as delivered to cus- tomers. This step has the full approval

of the Medical Officer of Health.

THE DAIRY FARM ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.

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