The island of Bali is only one of the attractive places at which the inv. Tjinegara will call on her way back to Java. She is to sail from Holts Wharf for southern waters at 11 o'clock on Thursday morning, a passenger tender leaving the Customs Jetty promptly at 920 am. En route to Java, the Tjinegara will call at Amoy, Hongkong, Manila, Cebu, Menado, Macassar and Bali.
Passengers, cargo and mails will be taken by the Norddeutscher Lloyd inv. Trave, which arrived in port on Friday, and 45 to sail te-fay for Marseilles, Organ, Rotterdam, Hain-burg and Bremen via the usual ports.
The Dalton Kishen Kaisha advised late yesterday afternoon that the s. Hoten Maru, coming into port for the first time since the hostilities started, has been delayed slightly; instead of berthing at the Whangpoo Wharf froth the north at 8 o'clock this morning, she will be tying up about 2 o'clock this afternoon. Her sailing time, 10 өcibek on Monday inorbing, remains unchanged.
Certain changes hive been made in the sailing times of the various China Coast steamers sailing to-day and to-morrow. At 8 gelder this morning. the C.M. өs. Wuhu will be sailing from the French Bund for Tungchow. At 10 am; the L-C. s. Taksáng will Be sailing from the Roosevelt Terminal for Tsingtao, Chefoo and Tientsin, while at noon the same company's s. Leesang will be sailing from 452 same wharf, bound for Wenchow, Swatow, Hongkong and Canton. At 2 elbe this afternoon, the C.M. s. Lishgchow, bound for Ningpo only, will be sailing from ihe French Bund.
Each company lists one sailing for ióorrew. At 6 ana, e L-C. s. Chaksang will be sailing from the Roosevelt Terminal for tow, Hongkong and Canton, being ed later in the day Cly the Taiyuan, bound for Amoy, Hongkong and Canton.
Chinese ballets presented at the Grand Theatre and at the Metropole Theatre in 1982 and 1996, of his Tone-Poém "Hutungs of Pekin" recorded by Columbia and played alsó with success in America under Stokowsky's leadership, and not long ago the enormous success of his Piano-Concerto, which was first played at the Lyceum Theatre in 1935, and repeated, by request, two times during the last symphony concert seasons.
Now Mr, Avshalomoff has attempted mother termi of work: a Violin. Concerto, also based on Chinese tunes and rhythms. The first performance of stich a work should be of great musical interest tô the costiopolitan Shanghai public arid to the Chinese in particular, The very difficult part of the violin solo has been entrusted to the very capable hands of the popular Shanghai violinist, Mr. "Gregory Fidlon, and one may be assured, therefore, of a very fine performance.
Hereunder follows the detailed pro-and Charles E. Tripet; The Staff and Watchmakers of Hirsbrunner
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