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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS.
The Latest in Gentlemen's Outfitting
AT PRICES TO SUIT ANY PURSE.
PERFECT FIT
AND
RELIABLE
SUITINGS.
WING HING CO.
Gentlemen's Outfitters
64, Queen's Rd, C.
Tel. 21417.
DENTISTS.
HARRY FONG, Dentist,
1st floor, No 74, Queen's Road
Central. Tel. 21255.
TANG YUK, DENTIST
Successor to
the late SIEN TING,
. 14. D'Aguilar Street,
TERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Free.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
THE GLOBE FOOK CHEONG
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., LTD. 72, Queen's Itoad, Central. .....
Tel. 23270,
ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS.
W. S. BAILEY & CO. LTD.
Kowloon Bay,
New Work & Repairs.
Cali Flag L
Sole Agents for Kelvin Motori
FOREIGN GOODS STORE.
GREAT REDUCTION ON "SHAVEWELG"
A Marvellous Shaving Cream Usual $1.50 now 75 cents.
af YEE HING, (Tomey & Company) (Late of 24, Pottinger Street)
Tel 23016 €2. Dea Voeux Road C.
HAIR DRESSERS.
LEE YEE,
Endies and Gentlemen's Hair Bressers & Banksellers. No. 12. D'Aguilar Street. (opposite Queen's Theatre).
JEWELLERY.
THE
GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS.
SWATOW DRAWNWORK
FOR THE LADIES.
ailored
BROWN'S
FOR PERFECTION IN WINTER SUrts.
2nd, Rutton Bldg., 7, Daddell St. (opp Gospel Hall). Tel. 23056.
Really!
Winter Suits Made to Order.
Our Measurement Is Guaranteed Perfection.
Prices Within the Means of
Everyone.
YEE SING
Gentlemen's Tailor, 12, Wellington St.
Tel. 21882.
FOR THE SPRING,
A generous offering of Suits
and Light Coats in the moden of the time-nt reasonable prices.
MILLEN CO.
14, D'Agullar St. Tel. 22774.
HAIR DRESSERS.
ON LOK
(Ah Hing)
10, Wyndham St let floor
Entrance On Lan St
Telephone 22917.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
Expert Barbers. Moderate Charges.
LADIES' TAILORS.
Lovely JEWELS DIAMONDS
at
AND
ISACK & CO. 64, Queen's Road, Central
New Colour
JEWELRYZ
SILVERWARE
We have
Gorgeous Underwear Kimonos Pyjama Suits
and Shawls.
SWATOW WENG LEE CO.
5, Nathan Rd, Kowloon
For Swatow Goods and Chinese Fancy Goods,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL SOUTH CHINA IMP. & EXP. CO. 90, Nathon Rd., K. Tel. 57757. Dealers in Hand-made Drawn-Work, Embds. & Curios. Prices are moderate.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
PHOTO
GRAPHS
DEVELOPING. PRINTING, ENLARGING
and
FRAMES.
LEUNG YIK KEE
12. Wyndham St.
SHOES.
CHINA MAIL.
POLICE RESERVE.
ORDERS FOR THE CURRENT
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WEEK.
Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C.
Wolfe, C.M.G., Inspector-General
of Police, arų as under:-
General.
Revolver Practice.-There will be no revolver practice at the Kennedy Rond Range to-morrow.
LABOUR CAUCUS.
Defiance Of Australian
Premier.
Canberra, Mar. 15.
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1931.
follow on the heels of yet another valve Improvement, which enables us to use simpler coils and still to obtain results superior to those of the old neutralised days. With this development comes the reversion to the old from the screen coll, having a removable cover. The variable condensers are either provided with
cars Service
"DOWN THE RIVER."
"Three-Fingered-Jack" Gets
14 Years.
New York, Mar. 14. "Three-fingered Jack" has "gone
go down the river" in Americanese means to go to prison.
"Three-Angered Jack," whose real name is William White, was con- victed five years ago for the murder of a policeman. He was sentenced to death, but the Supreme Court squashed the sentence.
Widespread comment has been partition screens or are completely The Hon. Inspector-General of aroused by the publication of cables screened in themselves, and to avoid down the river" for 14 years, so the Polide wishes to record his thanks sent by the Prime Minister, Mr. any atray capacity coupling, the ranks of the underworld have lost In; valves are now screened. Thus, al- another notorious criminal, for. "to for and appreciation of the services J. H. Scullin, from London rendered by members of the Flying November and December last, when though there to a little more com- Squad in performing special duties, he was attending the Imperial Con- plication, duo to the necessity for screening more of the components, at the Race Course during the An- ference, to Mr. J. E. Fenton, when
we are coming back to the sim- nual Spring Meeting, between
he was acting as Prime Minister, February 28 and March 7.
and to Mr. J. A. Lyons, who was plicity of the older forms of set. acting as Treasurer, owing to what is described as the contrast between Mr. Seullin's deflance of the Labour Caucus while he was attending the and his Conference Imperial readiness to placate it at Canberra. Reservists at the Police Training, One of the cables mentioned, School, Kowloon, will be held as which was sent to Mr. Lyons on usual to-day, at 5.30 p.m. All November 7, reveals that Mr. members of the Chinese Company
the Scullin donounced and of the Flying Squad who have Caucus resolution to postpone pay- not yet passed Part 2 of Training ment to bondholders as "dishonest Course should attend.
end disastrous" and commended Mr. Lyons for his attitude on the matter.
to
Police Training School, The weakly classes for
Police
Labour
Chinese Company. Probationore, -- The following probationers are apecially required
But the newspapers point out attend the Palice Training
that Messrs. Holloway and Culley, School, and Squad Drill at the who supported this resolution, are Central Police Station on Tuesdays and Thursdays respectively.
Cabinet Ministers, now
,while
R99 Frank Chew, R74 Ho Kwai-Messrs. Lyons and Fenton, who hung, R51 Lam Man-kit, R89 Luk opposed the motion, are out of the
Cabinet. Kang-cheung, R69 Pong Kwok-tin, | Mr. Scullin has denounced the RO Teoi Long-shan, R68 Edward E. Tip, R64 Silver Fong and R81 Kwok publication of the cables and has de-
scribed the action Shui-cheong.
dual responsible for "treacherously publishing confidential communica- tions" as "too contemptible for words."Reuter Wireless.
Squad Drill-All recruits of the Chinese Company will attend Central Police Station for Squad at 5.80 p.ma. Drill on Thursday, under L. S. R.49 Teo Chi-on.
Indian Company. Leave, Constable R230 Hassan Din returned from leave on March 14, 1931.
Flying Squad. Squad Drill-All recruite of the Flying Squad will attend at. Police Headquarters for Squad Drill on Thursday, at 5.80 p.m. under L. S. R339 A. W. Mooney.
The weekly instructional patrol of the Kowloon Section will take place to-day. Fall in at Tsim-tea-taui Fire Brigade Station at 5.30 p.m. sharp. Dress-Winter uniform and enp with white cover.
The final instructional patrol of the month of the Hong Kong Sec- tion will take place on Friday and all members should take part in this patrol. Fall in at Central Police Station at 5.15 p.m. sharp. Dress Brown-Winter uniform and cap with
Fair Black
Brown or Shoes from $6.00. Black ør Boots from 18.00, Children's Boots or Shoes from $2.00.
Bast styles, most complete stock of all sizes. Repairing a specialty. WONG. SIU WOON
41, Pottinger St. Phone 21474.
SILK STORE.
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
AT THE
TAJMAHAL SILK STORE
Tel 26138.
5, Wyndham St.
SPECIALISTS IN BEAUTY.
New Felt Hats
Just Réceived
ONLY
TWO
From Parla,
HOURS
WINDSOR BROS.
Schemes For Autumn Dressen.
TO
CHEONG SHING
器 large
Selection of Jewel-
leries sultable for all occasions.
A visit will convisice you.
Established 1308.
56, Nathan Rd, Kowloon,
EUROPEAN
WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER. Bale and Repairing of Gold and Silver Goods. Any kind of Watches Chronometers, Chronograph Bepeatse, Speedometers, Typow ri te re ind; anythis In the line of delleute
Ladies' Tailor.
Nathan Road, Kowloon.
OPTICIANS.
THE HONG KONG OPTICAL
COMPANY,
'Phone 22232.
58, Queen's Road Central,
OPTICIANS,
POR
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MADAM KATIE'S BEAUTY PANLOUR 31, Wing Lola Building, Kowloon Tel: 50841
Tel: 66841.
SPORTING GOODS.
ATHLETIC GOODS 1
TOYS!
THE LIANG YOU COMPANY 70, Queen's Road C.
CRICKET
WISDEN BATS, BAI S STUMPS, LEG GUARDS, ETC.
Invited. Inspe
white cover.
Sharpshooters' Company.
of the indivi
COIL DEVELOPMENTS.
It is really rather interesting to writes "Thermion" in note, Amateur Wireless, how the trend of development has gone back just recently to where it was some years 880. In the old days when we were just beginning to know something about neutralised circuits, we ap- preciated the value of controlling the stray pling between the stages, and bar Technical Editor introduced the well-known screened were used by many colls, which amateurs. The most useful feature was their simplicity; all you had to do was remove the cover, when you could insert any other coll you liked inside and replace the cover again.
Then came the introduction of the
screengrid valve, and with it, the again almost universal development of the dual-range colla. Both these effects militated against the old
Miniature Range Practice. The simple circuit, and we had a period Company Rifle Club will hold the of fearsome and wonderful coll regular weekly practice on the combinations (I shall probably get Miniature Range on Thursday at rapped over the knuckles for saying this). For a time this was suff- not efficient clent. The colla were (Sgd.) D. L. KING,
and their very damping held the circuits down.
5.15 p.m.
D. S. P. (R)'
SPEECH RESENTED.
Minister Contradicts King Zogu.
Belgrade, March 15. A controversy has broken out between King Zogu, of Albania, and the Yugo-Slavian Government as a result of a speech by King Zogu which was reported in the Vienna newspapers.
In this speech King Zogu bitter- ly complained of the attitude of Yugo-Slavia towards Albania and declared that armed parties are constantly invading Albania from Yugo-Slavia, doing considerable damage and committing outrages with the object of damaging Al- bania and her finances.
Dr. Voyislav Marinkovitach, the Yugo-Slav Foreign Minister, in a spirited reply, declared that King Zogu's statement is completely un-!
true.
The armed parties which had Invaded Albanian territory from Yugo-Slavia consisted entirely of Albanian political refugees, and King Zogu was scarcely in a posi- tion to complain of such Yugo Slav hospitality, because he had boen only too glad to avail himself thereof when he was compelled to flee his native land-Reuter Wire Jeau.
MOMENTOUS MONTH.
2,000,000 Workers Face Wage 'Cuts..
London, March 15. The next four weeks will be mo- mentous for nearly 2,000,000 work ers in Great Britain, as negotia tions for wage cuts are pendlag In five big industries--namelyoralli ways, engineering, boot and ahoe, building and South Wales 'mining. The South Wales miners will discuss to-morrow a proposal for Fan Immediate strike as a protest against the arbitration award re ducing their wages.**
The railwaymen will meet on Tuesday to discuss another award, which cuts wages by £4,000,000 yesrin
On Friday the building opera tives will decide on the tance or reject of their
The next phase came when both coils and valves improved consider- ably, and in order to obtain the stability required, the circuits had to be built up in completely screen ed boxes, and we had chassis-built receivers in which everything was bottled up to the last degree. These receivers were very difficult to con- struct, and never became really popular. The latest developments
Tilliam Fulton, assistant_gon- W
eral passenger agent, Cans- dian Pacific Railway, stationed at Toronto, was guest of honor at a dinner given him by brother officials at the Royal York Ilotel, January 24, in honor of his forty years service with the railway Joining completed on that day. the rallway January 24, 1891, Mr. Fulton, at one time or another, met most of the C.P.R. men who have made Canadian history in the colorful years of the railway's growth.
FOREST MOWN DOWN.
Isorables, Switzerland, Mar 15. 'After mowing down a whole for- est on the mountain-side a glgen- the avalanche swept down on & summer resort near Martingy, in Valais, razing a number of chalets to the ground and doing damage es- timated at over 50,000 Swiss francs, but causing no loss of life, as the chalets are only inhabited in sum- mer time-Reuter Wireless,
Martigny les 10 miles south-west of Sion, on the River Drange, about 11⁄2 miles south of the Rhone and
is the starting-point of routes on the Jura-Simplon railway. It over the Great St. Bernard and the.
de la Forclaz. Elevation "Col. 1,660 feet.
JUGO-SLAVIA FLOODS.
Belgrade, March 14.
already Eighty villages are under water in Jugo-Slavia, where the River Slava is still rising rapidly, being in some places 25 feet above its normal level.
The town of Kosinj, in Croatia, with 10,000 inhabitants, is com- pletely cut off.
The case has since lingered, until "Three-fingered Jack" was listed as a "public enemy" and given 14 years од Д revised murder charge.-- Reuter Wireless.
MATCH-BOX BOMB.
Joke Which "Put The Wind Up" Nazis Leader.
Berlin, Mar. 14. What was at first thought to be an attempt on the life of Dr. Josef Goebbels, the National Socialist lender, turned out to be merely a practical joke.
Dr. Goebbels received a mysteri- ous parcel, which was given a wide berth both by him and the mem- bera of his household.
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Bomb experts were summoned, when it was revealed that the parcel contained nothing more than match-box filled with gunpowder and half-a-dozen fireworks packed in gravel.
The police believe that even if it had exploded it would not have done much harm.
Earlier in the day A group of National Socialists were fired on at Bochum and one was killed.-Reu- ter Wireless.
BORN IN A TRAIN,
How Baby Princess Came Into The World.
Berlin, March 14. The Princess of Hohenlohe- Ochringen gave birth to a daugh ter early this morning in a sleep- ing-car express train.
The Princess was travelling from Silesia to Berlin in order to enter a nursing home.
A gynaecologist who was ac- companying the Princess was able to do everything necessary-Reu-
ter Wireless.
QUART OF LIQUOR. Life Imprisonment For Possessing It
Kansas City, March 14. For passessing a quart of liquor Mrs. Bottler, aged 55, has been sentenced to Imprisonment for life. By a peculiar law persons who have been sent to a Penitentiary three times are liable, upon fourth conviction for felony, to life. — Reuter
The food situation is very dif-imprisonment for
Wireless. cult.-Router. Wireless...
Imagination Runs Riot
When he launched the 42,500 ton Canadian Pacite iner Empresa of Britain, H.B.H., the Prince of Wales, referring to the Knickerbocker Bar--the.cocktail bar of that magnificent new ship is to be. rown-sald chat ita frequenter can let their imagination run riot in a rosy has amid the fantastic
Mr. Heath Robinson," R
Pig The Prince referred to the announcement that Britain's forement hungarous artist has been given free band to decorate that room on the new liner which is to make ita bow to Canada June 22nd next. Developing & humourous legend of the cocktail of bla own invention, W. Heath Rohlmon, who is bows boys at work on some of the panels, has prepared a decorative scheme that extolls the virtues of the
kand-depicts Ingenious machinery-employed in its manufacture,
Hath Robinson ideas of the latest labour daying machinery in connection with the election and Ebite is for cocktail embelishmentars shown together with the Frolproof Bality Asroplane, the mythical vueltall pire. This calling decoration depicts the updikting power of an These and older, drawings will appear on the walls and ceiling of the room.:
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