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The marital troubles of a Chinese clerk and his wife form- ed the subject of an action before Mr. R. E. Lindsell yesterday when the wife claimed for maintenance.

It was the contention of the: husband that his wife had left Kim voluntarily following a quar- rel about her taking up Mah Jong. and playing it night after night, often stopping out late.

The wife alleged that the hus band had left her for another woman and referred to a "curly- haired gir in Pottinger Street with whom she alleged her hus- band was living.

The husband's reply was that this was merely platonic friend ship. The girl was the cousin of a friend of his.

The husband was examined as to his means and said his salary was $80 a month. He gave his mother $50 a month, he stated.

The legal point was raised as to whether an action could sue- cessfully be brought for neghi.. gence occurring two years, ago. The Home Act clearly laid down that such an action must be within six months of the alleged desertion. It was pointed out that the woman had brought the natter before the S.C.A. but His Worship, whilst finding that there had been desertion, ex- pressed doubt as to the extent of his powers to make an order.

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ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, HONG KONG

April 10, 1927. 6th Sunday Ins Lent.

Holy Communion (8 a.m) Sunday School (10 m.) Matins (1 m.) Preacher: Rev. W. R. Cannell, ' Rev. H. Copley Moyle.

Evensong (6 p.m.) Preacher:

Wednea-

day, Holy Communion 7.45 a.m.

Monday, Tuesday and

Matins 10:15 a.m.) Evensong and Address by Rev. W. R. Canhell. 6 p.m.

Thursday, Holy Communion 7.45

a.m.

Matins 1015 a.m. Good Friday, Litany and Ante- Communion 10a.m.

Matine and Sermon 1 a.m. The Three Hours Service. 12-g P.M.

Evensong pam.

Vocal and Instrumental Recital 9.15 p.m.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.

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Subject: "Are sin, disease, and death real?".

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Rending Room at above address. open:-

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The following unclaimed tele- grams are lying at the office of The Great Northern Telegraph Company (Limited):

Hudson, from Shanghah Wexot, from Shanghai.. Suzmanager, from Tokyo.

E. V. JESSEN,

Superintendent Hong Kong Station, April 7, 1927.

EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRALASIA & CHINA TELEGRAPH CO.

List of Unclaimed Telegr lying in E. Telegraph Qfier Hong Kong.

Ekosbarn (2), from Tacoma wil. Marine Underwriters Associa- tion, from Saigon.

Doctor Greig c/o Bluefdanel; from Dundee.

E. A. LEGGATT.

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Name

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solution (s) which are attached.

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Successor to

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TERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Free.

MASSAGE

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- CLOSING DATE FOR COUPONS, MONDAY, APRIL 11... [Coupons received at the "China Mail" Omes after mid-day

on Monday will not be included in the competition.]

Cluce Across.

1. Á recce.

4. Smelling.

Anything spiral

11. A bird with a long neck,

12: In advance.

18. To boast

16. It is pleasing to me.

16. Manner of walking.

18. To corrode

19. A town in Scotland.

20. Organ of sight.

22. LLH (actual),

28. The indefinite article.

26. New York (abbrev:)

27. "Fuck"

29. Gross.

38. Original man (bib:)

Pointed; as a croSS,

37. Kingly.

$8. Transparent rock-forming mine-

iral

10. Anything amail.

41. A ribbon for the waist..

44. A narrow strip of leather.

48. An ornament for dowers.

48. Lizards

18. A large fishing net

Emmeta

Bf. Masculine pronoun.

Above and touching...

54. The top or point of anything.

NCP (actual).

50. Cost, insurance and freight

fabbrov:)

81. To describe clearly.

58.

to the ear.

66.410 know (latin).

67. Dowy.

65 To dress

$9. Eye.

gaudily.

70. Dainty food.

71. Destruction. V

Clues Down.

1, Hippocrates' contrivance for :a- dusing shoulder dislocations.

2. To scare away.

3. A unit of work.

4 Slagle in number..

6. A sly look.

8. A cape or headland.

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7. Plural

8.

pronoun.

A witty person.

D. Freehold estnto.

10. A mowing.

14. One who rates.

17. Pertaining to the lower in

testines.

The Indefinite article.

21. EN (act

(actual).

23. Consumed.

24. Having the strength exhausted. 28. Tropical, potato-like root,

21. A

vibration.

28. Burnt

mp.

29. To deviate from the regular.

80. Annual income (Fr)

31.

32. To slant

34. A sofa.

42. Mythological evil demon.

SH (actual).

45. A membrate..

48. A wagon or curt.

47. The armine,

62.

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Out

54. To

(actual).

from

eztice.

55. A reel

67. Style; fashion.

58. Ple

59. To

60. Egyptian godde 31. A

MEDIO.

62. To prepare."' 64. COE (actual), 68. A pointHAT

Competitors are reminded that the prize is to be "awarded Cor the correct solution, or if nobody succeeds in getting the correct #olution. for the NEAREST correct solution. The fore, evan.If} Fou have not done the cross-word puzzle in fall send in what you have done it may prove to be the nearest correct solution.

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MARTINS

box

ME ADIOL.

& STEEL

Sure and sarisin for all Parade

complainta, vwcy lady should keep

in the hou. Chistad Esc

sal than throngbow the world.

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19. A habitation.

The devil.

86. Ship's officers.

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