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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

The

SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held, weather permitting. on SATURDAY, 31st May, and MONDAY, 2nd June, 1944, commencing at 2.00 p.m. an Saturday and 11.30 am, on Mon-

day.

The First Bell will be rung at 1:30 pm

on the first day and at 11.00 am. on the second day.

The tin interval will be after the fourth race on the second day MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

T

No One without a badge will

admitted 10 the Members Enclosure Such must he worn throughout the duration of each Meeting in such ล manner as to He readily identified.

Badges admitting Non Member

the Members' Enclosure and Club Roone. at $5.00 per day for Gertlement and $300 per day for Lache (hoth including tas

1

such

tainable through the SECRET- ARY upon the personal or written appaleation of a Member, Member to be responsible for all saitors introduced by hun, and i tog fryment of all chats, etes

The Secretary's Office, 1st floor. Exchange Burding. (Tel 27704)

clusa at 1145 am on Satur¦

on Monday Filthys

ablanteatule

the Club House provided they ordered

from No. 1 Bay (Tel 21920)

PUBLIC AUCTIONS x and at 9:45 a ma.

The Undersigned have received instructions from The caglial Ad- manistrator, Supte m Court, ft: sell by Public At tinn on

TUESDAY, the 27th May. 1941. commencing at 10.30 a.m.

at No 182, Price Edward Road. First Floor KowloonT}

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Collects of the tate Mi

J Bickerstaff)

aud

One EC" Rathegiatm

Two Radio Sets.

One Westinghouse" Refriger-

ator

One Gie Mtove

One Quartz Lamp

On View s Day of Sale.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auelsmeers. Hong Kong. 24th May, 1941

The Undersigned have recessed Instructions

seli by Publei Auction on

WEDNESDAY, the 28th May 1941,

commencing at 10.30 a.m. at No. 11A. Jordan Road. Kowloon

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

On View From Tuesday, the 27th May, 1941

Terins Cash on Delivery,

LAMMERT BROS.. Auctioners. Hong Kong 23rd May, 19441.

The Undersigned have received instructions tu sell by Public Auction on

THURSDAY, the 29th May, 1941.

commencing at 10.30 a.m. at No. 4. Conduit Road.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

also

111 ady unive

''

the

No children or amahs will be admitted to either Enclosure,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

at the Gate

Veforma

M

1

By Order.

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 26, 1941.

PORTUGAL WOLFRAM

BRIDGE

NOTES RUSH

BRIDGE SWINDLES

NO. 40

By The Four Aces Simple analysis directed East to the swindle in to-day's hand:

WEST

A Gi

 ૩ ૪ ઇ QJR 3

4 19 6 2

NORTH

▲ AT3 2

W 10 7 4 97

♣ AKQJ

SOUTH

EAST AK 84 Q93 ON G5 2

A QUIA 9 VK 65

AK 4

A "wolframite rush" is sweep- ing Portugal. Thousands of pea- sants are deserting their cabbage gardens and little farms for the hills where they are engaging in ntury of mining like the forty- niners of California.

Wolframite is the chief ore tungsten used in high speed tools and munitions making.

of

Despite a warning by the Gov- ernment, which fear crops will suffer, hundreds of North Portu- gal peasants have joined the rush from the villages of Borralla, Via Campo de Gales, Tarouca, de Aguar Alva, Castro Daires, and Codicoso.

Said the newspaper "O Seculn:" "Families of peasants who had lived happily there lancolie life. work ng from sumise to sundown To earn Just enough to keep them- selves alive have been serious y templed to wolframite mining

"Neighbours who tong had been friends and shared poverty with resignatio hoping generation Lafter genmation that the land one day would produce BRON than what they needed to eat. have be the Queen opened

of jcome enemies in a fury to extract South woning within one day's deen, what a whole

the Ace South then month of tiling the land

would the Quren tiltree "

...

* 7 4 3

The bidding:

North MARI IA

luསས

l'a 8

South LA 3NT Pass

Wost Pass Paxs Pass

West diamonds,

HIGH CARD VALUES

OF THE

FOUR-ACER WYSTEM

ACE ......... KING..2 QUEEN 1 JACK...'2

TOTAL VALUE OF PACK BO

Spades for a finesse, ;

and East won with the

East

sparle King then thought

biefly

briefly

executed

VPLY

1 l neat

swindle by return-

ing the Queen of hearts.

Before we ser let's

examine East's lead.

what happened, The price of Admission to the

the reasons for Tub Enclosure is $100 per day

The opening legd had healing Tux, for all Persons. told him that South had both the meluding Ladies, and is payable Ace and King of diamonds; West Soldiers and Sailors could not have the diamond King. dmuited Half; for if he had held it he would have led the King rather than the Queen of diamonds. The deeree

win could obviously

no club tricks, nor Secretary.

any further trump tricks. The contract could be set, therefore, only if three heart tricks could be won. Those tricks could be won if West had both Ace and King of hearts (unlikely in view of the bidding and West's opening lead) or if West had the Ace and Jack guessed wrong.

CB. BROWN,

Hong Kong, 26th May, 1941.

Help your Friend and his Hobby by giving POSTAGE STAMPS

for

his collection

and Seeds For His Garden

We can supply the goods of his and your want

GRACA & CO.

Dealers in Postage Stamps, Garden Seeds, etc., etc. 10. Wyndham Street Established 1896 Hong Kong

TUITION GIVEN

1

Associated Press

GAOLED

FOR TAKING FUSES

Stated to have taken home two shell fuses as "ornaments," Morris Freed, of Naper Road, Luton, was sentenced to two months' impri- sonment. The case was heard in

camera,

He was convicted of possessing two shell fuses, contrary to th

with Defence Regulations, and committing an act preparatory to communicating to another person information respecting munition of war.

3-29

ONE

FORCHID FOR "A"

WHOLE EVENING/

(Hbisaand" by The Bed Brudiratojne.)

Gold-digging

Gertie says lean pickin's never did make

for a gala evening.

KEEPING FIT IN THE EAST.

How to keep Bt is a question. constantly in the minds of those living in the East.

Care sa the matter of diet and regular living habits will do much lo preserve health, but un- fa vuur a ble climate condi- tions

often cause impover- ishment of the blood

and

when the blood 15 below Dar illness may - soon follow.

If you are not feeling up to the mark and cannot tell why, most likely your blood has become thin and impure. Do not delay but begin a course of Dr. Williams* Pink Pills which rapidly create fresh supplies of rich, red blood to nourish and strengthen all the

issues and cells of the body.

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have

been bringing aid to ailing men and women throughout the East When police saw the fuses on for the past thirty years. Give

#t provided South the mantelpiece his home. them a that, you will not be dis- Freed said he brought then home antented They are obtainable at

Now for what happened. South to show the family what he was all chemists.

He intended to take themi thought, reasonably enough, that doing. East had led from the Queen-Jack | back.

of hearts. If that were the case. The prosecution submitted that

it would be fatal to play the King, the articles were of

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,.

secret Equally good for men and women,

FELLOWSHIP OF THE BELLOWS

for West would take the Are and nature which Freed had no right return the suit through dummy's to have. 18, and South would love three heart tricks. But if Bast had the Jark of hearts 25 Well as the Queen, South

make his could contract by playing a low heart. For then if East continued with the Jack. South would play the King, thereby setting up dummy's ten or winning that trick at once; and if East continued with a low heart, South could play low, and dummy's ten would force West to put up the Are,

South therefore played a low heart, and there went his con- tract! East continued with a low heart, and West took two more hear tricks.

·

EXPERT instructresses for ladies Saturday you

were Howard

and young girls in music, short-Schenken's-partner and, non-vu! - hand, typing, bookkeeping and ]nerable against vulnerable op- English and French. Apply 24 ponents, you held.

One "Philips" Radio (model Austin Road, Kowloon.

1940).

and

Fine Peking Rugs.

On View from Wednesday, the

28th May, 1941.

Terms:. Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers. Hong Kong. 23rd May, 1941.

It's

DEPENDABLE

Phone 28183 THE DAIRY FARM ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD,

MISCELLANEOUS

* K J 9 7 ♡ AJ 4 ОК 10 Б3

A 10

The bidding:

14 PABS 20 24

Puss

FOR VISITING CARDS neatly Maler 'Tau Jacoby Schenken and promptly printed, The Newspaper Enterprise Ltd., Wind- sor House, Des Voeux Road,' Cen- tral Telephones:-20022 & 20011.

Nothing

to go Out of Order!

ICE. IS BESTI

(P)

A

ANSWER: Pass: You can pro- bably beat two spades about 'trick or so, but that is not a real certainty if the diamond 'Ace ta behind you. You may not do well, furthermore, against 'three diamonds; and that may become the contract if you double. A pass at this stage may pay big dividends (if the opponents "con="" tinue to bid, as-is quite possible,

Score 100% for pass, 30% tón double.

Question No. 726

To-day hold the same 'hand, and the bidding continues:

Рава Pass

You Pass Pass "INT (7) What do you bid? : CAnswe "tomorrow.)

BNT

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