MAIL SCHEDULES
The Haar Kong Postal Guide of) 1935 is now on sale at the General Post Office and Central Post Office, Kowloon
AIR MAIL
Imperial Airways: via Singapore Bandoeng-Amsterdam via Singapore Saigon-Marseilles via Saigon Singapore Australia Correspondence will be accepted for transmission by these services. Rates and all particulars are shewn in the the Post St exhibited schedules Offices: All letters etc, must be mark- ed. "By Air Mail" and be handed in at the Post Office.
HONG KONG GOVERNMENT RADIO TELEGRAPH SERVICE
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1935
Women's Page:
TARTAN & TWEEDS FOR SPORTS
Shown In Variety
Of Shades
Rough speckly tweeds have aj reverse for sports-; gay tartan women's wear. A lichen, green jand grey tweed, for example, is
backed with a bold tartan checki It is hereby notified that from the in two shades of green and very First day of September 1935 the effective when used as charges for telegrams will be collect and a waist on a three-quarter ed at the rate of Lollar 0.68 to.equal length loose coat. Gold Franc 1:00.
GOVERNMENT. RADIO TELEGRAPH SERVICE
revers
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And when such gaily pleated tweed is used it is very easy to pick up one of the colours in the; blouse which completes the suit.
To give an idea of how it can designer shows a and skirt of dark green language may be exchanged between tweed flecked with orange and red
It is hereby notified that from the be done, ons First of September 1935 Night Letter coat Telegrams (NLT) expressed in Plain
Hong Kong and Great Britain at one-for a jacket suit, and adds a blouse! third of the Full Ordinary Rate with of orange coloured ripple velvet. a minimum charge for 25 words.
These tesgrams will be delivered and charges the best part of thirty
of pounds for the cutfit
on the morning after the date despatch
And the "sports" material with Further information may be obtain-a coloured chenille stripe, which ed at the Radio Office.
GENERAL HOLIDAY
is shown in a variety of shades. But all the more ordinary tweeds
On Thursday, the 10th October, the in beige and browns, greens, are General Post Office and the Central varied
shades" of gust, and
Post Office Kowloon will be open from bracken, are here as well, for no & am to 10 am, and the other one need "go pay
Branch Post Offices from 8 am to 9 wants to.
3.M
There will be one collection from:
the pillar boxes and one delivery of ordinary correspondence as on Sun-) days and one delivery of registered correspondence at 9.30 am.
The Money Order Office will be en- tirely closed.
INWARD MAILS.
unless she
OUTWARD MAILS.
Oct.
FOR EUROPE
Grortekerk (via Siberia) Mennon (via Marseilles) .........
Closes: Reg. 8.45 am. Ord. 9:30 am. Conte Verde (via Brindisi Air
11 Mail Service) Closes: Reg. 1.30 p.m. Ord. 2° pizz. Burdwan (via Marseilles)
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FROM EUROPE
Oct.
Hakozaki Maru (vis Nega-
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palam)
FOR SHANGHAI
Hector (Air Mail ex Imperial
-Oct..
Airway Service)
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Hakozaki Maru
11
Hector
Pres. Jackson
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Rawalpindi (via Spez)
17
FOR STRAITS
FROM USA.
Oct.
Oct.
Kumsang
Emp. of Russia
9
Burdwan
Pres. Van Buren
141
11 Conte Verde-
FOR JAPAN
Oct
Hakozaki Maru
Pres. Taft
FROM JAPAN
Oct
10
11
11
Emp. of Russia
Tango Maru Pres. Van Buren Hakone. Marn General Lee Pres Taft)
Bengal Maru
Katsuragi Maru
FROM SHANGHAI
Emp. of Russia,
Burdwan
Pres. Van Buren
Mirzapore
Hakone Maru General Lee Conte Verde
Pres. Taft
Pres. Jackson
FOR MANILA
Oct
11 Emp. of Russia
14 General Lee
14 Pres. Van Buren
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FOR U.S.A
Oct.
Oct
Pres, Jackson
91.
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Army Inspires New Hats "BOOTLACE" BELTS
Green, wine and silver are the changeable colours of this smart taffeta evening wrap, posed by Patricia Ellis,
actress.
French, English And American
The military have inspired mil- linery couturiers as well as dress
FOR SPORTS
Seven
Fashion Decrees Skirts To Be Shorter
Belts are important in sports- and cost designers who are using wear, and vary in width from a brass buttons and braided frogs couple of strands the thickness of Ja rather stout bootlace to a band in profusion, The English Guards-three or four inches wide at the man's shako is interpreted in back increasing to six or bronze velvet with a cascade of inches in front. natural coq feathers falling down- Sports skirts are shorter, with ward from the peak of the crowna hem sometimes 13 or 14 inches A French soldier's kepi is done above ground Here. again, up in black felt with red gros-fashion is accommodating, forị grain hand and red feather fancy narrow tube" skirts are shown sticking straight outward at the side by side with others comfort-i front Small black velvet toque ably pleated. effects closely resemble the over- Coats, too, offer a variety of seas caps the American dough-styles. You can have them hip }boys wore.
length and tight fitting. three-
Feather pom-poms are tucked quarter or full length_“. alluringly on the sides of metal- Some of the longer coats are lie turbans in the Persian man- fitted to the waist, some have a ner. Trailing feathers sweep loose swing back, often with bar lover crowns and swoop downward pleats stitched to within 18
031 the neck. A few shallow.finches of the hem.
pointed-in-front models are made! Other models have belts either! entirely of coq feathers in the of leather or in the suit material vivid tones of autumn leaves on soft maple trees.
JEWELLERY MATCHES HATS
are
Bewildered By Advice.
A Situation which Every Young Mother Experiences.
Little children are able to minori heakh trouble which seem not seri-
Matching jewellery to your hat is a new millinery note. Wide enough to warrant calling the doctor, although this may be neces- bracelets of carved coral Warner Bros.
sary later if steps are not promptly worn with a brown and coral vel-taken to put matters right. At such The unusual sleeves have an imide slash which per- vet turban. of bracelets of silver times, as every mother knows, rela. mits the arms; to go through and a hood which may be thrown -- over the bead to keep the hair- dress from blowing-
heavily studied with turquoise match narrow turquoise velvet bands on a black velour toque.
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The following are guests staying, gory. Mr. J. Haddon, Mr. and Mrs At the Peninsula Hotel: Capt. A. Arm C. M. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. HAITI strong, Mr. C. A. Armitage, Mrs. H. and family, Mh. E. Haussamann, Mr. J. Abbott, Miss C. Allen, Mrs. J. MT. M. Hazelrigg. Mrs. K. L. and Miss
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FROM MANILA
Oct
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Bengal Maru
Trisalak
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FROM STRAITS & INDIA
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Baby's Own Tablets are sold by Dunlop, Lt. Comdr. H. G. Eberhart, B. L Moncrieff, Mr. A. Moreau, Lt chemists everywhere. Mr. L. Elliott, "Mr. H. C. Ewen, Mra-{Col. C. EL F. Marrow, Miss P. Mur-
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17 in the schedules exhibited at the Gen-wide flaring revers and roomy poc-P. J. Taylor. Comdr, E. M. Tetley, eral Post Office and Kowloon Offee kets. Waterproofed cord velvet is Brig. and Mrs. F. S. Thackeray, Mrs. T. C. Thomas, Mrs. "R. D. Tisdale, All letters etc., must be marked "Brone of the alternatives to tweed Mr. J. Thomson, Miss Air Mail" and handed in at the Gen-) eral Post Office. Unless superscribed for hard-wear coats in three Tyrrell,
Mr. C. H Nabehaun
M. M
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DAILY CROSS-WORD
PUZZLE
This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert
.. but our readers are warned to look out for occasional
phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho
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into things 12-Recording Secretary
(abbr.)
14-Lucid 15-Man's name 16h weight measure
(abbr)
18 Aged 20-A platform 22-Ocean
23-A vegetable
25 Nothing (Lat) 26-Stocky part of a
plant 27-Those who foretell 29-Prefix Not 30-Make amends for 31-Makos z miastap
greaks suddenly 34-Trusting **
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tured slab
17 Raves
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49.Skill
50-Soldier's drinking-
flask 32-Length measure 53-Musical. nete 54-Assume an attitude 55-College official 57-A province of · Canada (abbr.) 158 Thin
gauzy materia
59-Discovered
161-Fondles.
38.39
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to 20
17-Title
19-Wild animat 21-Spiniest
Z2-Cease
24-Emblem of Neptune 25-Reel
28-A cereal
30-Record of a anga
32-Mineral Spring 33-Tie
52-Vehicle on runners 35-Frighten
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!39-A drizzle (Surg.)
40-Blemish
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Joint
5-Declare void
6-Condemn
7-Two (55)
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47-Percolates 50-Covering
8-A country of Europe 51-Claw
(abbr)
¡10-Pine tree product.
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12-Steals"
113-Frozen rain
~54 Prefix Before
56-Born
33-Clerk of the peace
(abbr.)
O-A degree (abbr)
The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle
will appear in to-morrow's issue.
LATEST TREND IN STOCKINGS
Many Shades To Be Worn.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
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There is an indication that co- WOIL loured stockings will be Even women who scoffed at wear ing anything but beiges and nude shades have succumbed to thei new ultrafine navy stockings.
Maggy Bouff's idea of using coloured hose to contrast with al plain coloured dress has found lings, it should always be repeated many followers. The smart shades in a trimming detail of the hat, are golden brown hose combined scarf or belt to achieve elegance. with white, pale green or violet One of the important colour me- with gray, and bordean with a diams noted recently has been the certain shade of bright blue vivid shades of lipstick and nail Whatever the shade of the stock={lacquer.
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NEW “VIYELLA” FABRICS
vella
"In most beautiful designs for
MAS;
STUMES
"Widths "30"
and 36′′
Price
$295 yd.
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