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TWO BRILLIANT YOUNG STARS IN A THUNDER BOLT OF HUMAN DRAMA!
Life meets death...Happiness mingles with despair...Love defies a shattering challenge!
"A DOCTOR'S DIARY"
Next Change R.K.O. Radio Picture
A Paramount Picture with
JOHN TRENT, Paramount's New Find. Helen Burgess.
Geo. Bancroft. Ruth Coleman.
"RACING LADY"
with Ann Dvorak. Smith Ballew. Harry Carey
THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 15, 1937. LOCAL ESTATES
FATAL MOTOR MISHAP
Mr. Grant Cameron Charged
Peter W
Grant Cameron,
Car
Mr. D. W. Peterson And Mr. H. Milner
Local estate, vah
at $32,900; Duncan
was left by the late Mr.
Wilkie Peterson, of No. 116, Cannon June of Street, London, who died on
W.Diseases.
Messrs. Carroll Brothers, was this 25 last in the Hospital of Tropical morning charged, before Mr.
Sealing of the certified copy of Schofield at the Central Magistracy,
No. 3190 in a Probate of the Will has been grant- with. driving. dangerous manner at 9.15. on. Tues-ed to Mr. G. Miskin, Director of Company, day night in Queen's Road East, Messrs. Gilman and near Li Chit Street, and with hay-Limited, lawful attorney. ing inefficient brakes.
The late Mr. Henry
Milner, of
The case was adjourned till Satur-Beau Rivage Grove d'Azette, St. day, defendant being allowed bail Clement, Jersey, who died on May 15, 1935, at St. Saviour, Jersey, left of $500.
local estate to the value of $8,000. M.M. Watson applied for certified copy of which has
Local estate to the value of $18, Mr. left by the late
said [Mr. Traffic Inspector Saunders. defendant was driving at a fast sealing of the speed and knocked down a Chinese Probate of the Will, who was admitted to the G.C.H. been granted. and died this morning. The brakes of the car were found to be use-1000 was less.
There was some evidence to Bernardio Mario Cardoso da Cunha, hesitated in of No. 5, Humphreys Building, who show that deceased
Paul's Hospital crossing the road and a more serions died in St.
22 Last. Deceased's January therefore,
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widow, Mrs. Helena Maria Perpetuo da Cunha, has been granted Pra- bate of the Will.
charge ferred.
was
not,
Every thinking Woman
buys OVALTINE
The health of her family is the chief concern of every thinking That is why “Ovaltine”
woman.
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Yes and it's the most economical too
“OVALTINE
is prepared from Milk plus Malt plus Eggs, the essentials
complete and perfect food. Eggs are highly
uti ve and possess valuable: nerve building properties. More- over, recent scientific investiga- tion has proved the remarkable, value" of Beggs in stubborn cases thenia. of insomnia and neurasthenia.
The "Ovaltine” Dairy Farm
its famous prize-winning Jersey Herd was, established to set the highest standard of quality, and purity for the milk, and the malt extract is especial- ly made from home-grown barley. For reasons such as these "Ovaltine” stands in a class by itself there is nothin just as good! -
Vital
2 Points
The especial properties of "Ovaltine" added to milk,mako" the milk deliciously palatable and completely digestible.
Even whe
when you make your cup of "Ovalting" entirely with milk, it
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A Chinese woman, Chu Yun-chi, allas Cheung Chu-shi, of No. 1, Wood Road, who died at No. 110, Tung Fook Sai Road, Honam, Can- ton, on September 2 last, left local her estate valued at $27,100 tó husband, Chu Sau-shan, druggist, who has been granted Probate of the will.
H. Quan, alias Quan Hoy, alias
of
New Quan Yuen-hoy, late
Columbia, Westminster, British Canada, who died on October 15, 1935, left local estate, valued at $9, 100. An application by Mr. J.T. Prior, lawful attorney, for sealing the Letters of Administration, “has been granted.
PASTEURISATION OF MILK
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Year's Grace. Given
An order for the pasteurisation
of all milk sold in the Colony for buman consumption will come into force on July 1, 1938.
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A year's grace is thus given the small dairies to devise means of complying with the decision to make pasteurisation compulsory.
S.P.C. CHARITY BALL ́
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In connection with the recent charity ball at the Peninsula, Hotel, the Women's Auxiliary of the So- ciety for the Protection of Children wishes to express grateful thanks to Mr. A. K. Dimond for helping with the organisation and providing
to Mr. A. prize of chocolates;
the pro- Krilovsky for designing gramme cover; to Mr. Ho, of the. Connaught Printing Press, for ar- ranging to have the programmes printed; to Mr. Erik Nelson for help- G. ing with the cabaret; to Mr. Goncharoff and Mrs. A. McKean for cabaret numbers; to Messrs. Dodwell and Co. for two bottles of whisky as prizes; to the King's Theatre for tickets; to Norman Brooks and his band; to Mr. Chan Wing, of Singa pore, for a donation of $200; and to all others who in any way as- sisted.
The R.M.S. "Empress of Asia" is due at Hong Kong on Thursday, April 22 at 7 a.m. and leaves for Manila on the 22nd at 5.p.m..
The B. I. Steam Ship Tilawa will leave for Amoy, Shanghai, Dairen, Moji, Kobe and Osaka tonight midnight.
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