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THE WEEK'S NEWS

大英元月肆號 禮拜六日 中華民國已巳年拾式月初五

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HONG KONG, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1930.

ROYAL BRIDAL TRAIN ANOTHER FIRE AT

LEAVES FOR ROME

WASHINGTON

ITALIAN PRINCE'S BETROTHED FLAMES IN THE ARCHIVES OF

CLOSELY GUARDED

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

BLUE FUNNEL

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES |

SERVICE.

7th Jan. Miles, Fondon, it'dani, & Hamburg › ANTENOR" 22nd Jan. Marseilles, Landon, B'da, a' Glasgow

ICalls at Casablanca.

* Sails at Daylight.

LIVERPOOL SERVICE.

*ANTULOGIOUS" 20th Jan, Ciemos, Harra, Liverpool & filugam "BELLESOFHON” 9th Feb. Havre, Liverpool & Glangow

PACIFIC SERVICE.

via KOBE & YOKOHAMA. “IXION"

23rd Jan. Victoria, Vancouver & Fontel·

INWARD SERVICE.

*PRILOCTETEN" Duo 8th Jan, Vor S'hai, Joji, Kaja & Yhama,

HECTOR"

Das 10th Jan For Shanghai & Iairen

PASSENGER SERVICE.

**ANTENDI"

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22nd Jan. Singapore, Marotten & London

10th Feb, Slogapore, Mameltes & London

Salls at daylight

Alo cargo steamers with limited passenger accommoda- tion at specially reduced fares,

For freight, passage rates and information apply 10:-

Butterfield & Swire,

Agents.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

NOTICE

Holders of Wireless Licences are advised that under the Wire- less Telegraphy Regulations all such licences expire on December 81, and that licences for the new year must be renewed as early a possible during the month of January.

Up to January 5, radiotelegrama convoying New Year Greetings will be accepted for transmission to Canada and the United States of America. For rates and other particulars apply to the Radiotelegraph Office.

List of vessels to be expected in wireless communication with Hong Kong Radio:-Sunland, Tacama Maru, Athelmare, St. Albans.

INWARD MAILS

RUMOURS OF PLOTS

Brussels, Yesterday. Princess Marie Jose, accompani. ed by Theif Majesties and her brother, left for Rome in the Italian royal trains which is un- rivalled for splendour. Thousands lined the streets and expressed a Hively interest in the Princess's romance, in view of the recent at- tempt on the life of Prince Humbert. There were many

amours of plots and the strong- est precautions were taken, the line being closely patrolled. The train was preceded by pilot en- gines, and two special trains con- veying the guests for the wedding. -Reuter,

BURIA

VISIBLE A MILE AWAY

Washington, Yesterday.

A fire broke out in the archives of a room in the House of Representatives this evening. The flames and smoke were visible a mile away. The general

fire alarm sounded, and fire engines raced down Pennsylvania Avenue-

Rester's American Service.

fA similar outbreak occurred at White House on December 25, whe the Presidential Executive Offices were destroyed by a fire which took two hours to overcome. The dam oge was estimated at $60,000, Mr. Hoover's private papers were res- many records were des- cued, but troyed.

White Houma proper, to which the offices are connected by a passageway was undamaged.]

OF PAISLEY NEW POLICE FORCE,

FI & VICTIMS

TITLES

POIGNANT SCENES ENACTED AT APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED IN

THE GRAVESIDE

THE TOWN HUSHED

London, Yesterday. The busy town of Paisley, its cotton mills, and other industries, were hush jed as following the memorial service at Paisley Abbey, the hearses and Haneral corteges filed five hours bear- jing the 50 victims of the cinema dis- aster to Hawkhead cemetery for in- terment. Two long rOWN of little graves were provided for the bodies of 26 of the victims, which the Roman Catholics had rested in the churches.

Manager Remanded

Later, All night long, sad faced parents were hovering in the vicinity. The poignent scenes, at the graveyard which was crowded with sorrowing relati

the

their

Dory man',

, were accentuated owing to that two grave diggers lost dren in the disaster. Yanager of the Cinema,

was formally charged and re- in custody. The proceedings are private-Router.

Delightfully quaint Japanese etchings, with coples of the menus of the "Asama Maru," have bean received by the China Mail from the local office of the N.V.K.

THE "GAZETTE"

THREE DIVISION "HEADS"

Now titles of the highest officers in the Hong Kong Police have been announced In the "Govern- ment Gazette" to give effect to the Ordinance passed recently to bring about certain changes.

The Ho Mr. E. D. C., Wolfe, C.M.G. (hitherto Captal Super- Intendent) bacomes Inspector General of Police.

Then there are three Divisional Superintendents, as follow

Hong Kong: Mr. E F.. Wodehouse, C.LE (formerly De puty Superintendent).

Divisional Superintendent, Director Criminal Investigation: Mr. T. H. King.

Kowloon: Mr. D. Burlingham (hitherto Deputy Superinten dont, Kowloon).

It will be recalled that the new titles have been created in order to bring the appointments in line with those of similar standing in other Crown Colonies.

with

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FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

QUEEN'S AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15, & 9.20.

Owing to the heavy` and urgent demand for the All Techal-colour super, “The Viking " elsewhere the Queen's Theatre is unable to show this picture for more than the two-days"

However, the Management has pleasure in announcing that they have been able to secure its further exhibition in the near future.

run.

Calendars for 1980 have been resolved by the China Mail from the Messageries Maritimes (local office); T. E. Griffith, Limitad (as sole agents for Marchants Scotch Whisky; the Nippon Yusen Kaisha' (local office); the Liberty Silk Store; the American Insurance Co., Newark, N. 3. (agents, J. M. da Rocha & Co.); and the Canton Insurance Office, Limited, and the Hong Kong Fire insurance Co., Limited.

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