Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-10-18

Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-10-18

Year: 1894

WILL SUNDAY REST BE ABOLISHED? Is the question which has been raised in respect to the alleged right to load bunker coal the only one that at present exercises the minds of those who deslie, and very rightly so, the total abolition of work on board ship in the harbour of Hongkogn and, in fact, throughout her SUPRENE COURT IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS OCTOBER 18TH BURGLARY PASSENGERS BOOKED FOR THE FAR EAST MISS ELSIE ADAIR AT THE THEATRE ROYAL As confioetly predicted in these columns, the entertainment given in the theatre Roy, city Hall, last night by Miss Elsie Adair, the accom-plished Serpentine dancer and high-class variety artiste, assisted by Mr. Walter Vanderlin, the well-Known American comedian, Mr. Jas. Boyer, and some of our leading local amateurs, proved one of the most successful that has been wit-nested in this colony for a long time past. Miss Adult's exposition of the famous Serpentine dance, of which exiles in the Far East have read and heard so much, proved quite a revelation to old stager's like the present writer, and invoked applause as THE STRAITS MILITARY CONTRIBUTION THE RESULT OF THE "CONSIDERATION." YACHTING USURY BITS OF INFORMATION FIGHTING IN LOMBOK THE STORMING