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Hongkong Daily Press.
ESTABLISHED 1857.
Registered as a Newspaper at the General Post Office in the United Kingdom..
No. 23165, ̧£Â¢ƒƒÏö Ðœ¶¶± HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1932. AĦD ARAKES¶¶*** Price
KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
On and after MAY 2ND, 1031, until Further Notice (all previous
Time Tables cancelled).
UP TRAINS
STATIONS
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DIARY OF LOCAL ACTION IN BUSINESS
EVENTS.
TO-DAY
(October 20).
ath day of Jemadí-af-akhir. Mamak Hockey Tournament: -- R.Sigs. . .A.S.C. at Marina, 4.30
Kowloon...Dop. 6.4 8.06 8.28,005 9.16 16 13.00 1.18 1.35 1.08 4.41 4.85 7.40P.m
Ynumati......Dep. 6.19
Shatin ......
Dep. 7.00
Taipo Dop 7.15
Tapo Market. Dep. 7.10
Fanling. Dep. 7.30
Shoungehn Dep. 7.35 | 8.05) 0,42
0.33 10.2 13.09 1.20... 9.37 10.20, 19.20, 1,39) www 0,3% 10.60) 12,33) 1,613 9.57 10.61 12.807: 1,55) ...
10,00 11,06 12,47. 2,03) ... 14.54) 11.00) 12,32 2.10 3.14
Shumoliun...Arr. 741 9.41 0.119.48 10,20 11.15 12,5M 2.10 3.20
Canton.......
5,40
DOWN TRAINS
7.50
4.49 5.43 7.48
·5.03) 8,55) 8.00 5.15 0.08) 8.48
5.19 0.12 8.11
6.20 0.22 8.37
6.84 6.27 8.32
10 640 633 8.89
7.28
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„Dep. •*.
... 14.16...
Dep. 7. 8.10 19.04.
Dop.; 2.2, 14 1940s!
Dop. 7.40 5.25: 10.18
11.15 3.43 4.30 6.17 11.50 2,40 4.050,22 12.01 2.60 4.45 (6,32
Dep. 7.45 8.30 10.23
.Dep. 7.5818.43 10.88
Dep. &11 RG3 10.49
Canton....... Shumchuz... Bheungshui ...
Talpo Markut.
Taipo .....
Shazla....an
Yaumati.
Kowloon.
Cricket: University bined Schools.
t.
Whist Drives: --Seamen's and Kowloon Dock, 9 p.m.
Theatres
J
Inst.
Oriental: "This is the Night." Stur: "A Free Soul."
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MORE SALESMENSHIP AND
LESS POLITICS
London, October 1. Speaking at a supper meeting of the London branches of the National Round Table Association, an or ganisation for business men between Com the ages of 18 and 40, Sir Charles
Higham said. Many who think || they are active partners in their businesses are really the sleeping partners they nood waking up."
Ho further stated that what the business community needed more than anything else to-day is energy. "Lotus stop talking about Mr. Gandhi, Japan, German armaments, French unappreciativeness and the American elections; let us even stop talking politics for a little Let us stop being the while. World's policemen and become the world's saleemen. Stop minding other people's business and get after our own. Let us stop talking Principal Malls
about what cannot be done and ges Inward-Canada and U.S.Á. by on with what can be done. Those Empress of Asia.
who are going after orders get
Central: The Lost Squadron.' King's: "Aren't We All." Queen's: "Arsene Lupin." Dances:Ten Dance at King's Restaurant and the Gloucester;
Dop. 7.17. 9.04 0.53 10.31 L38 218 428 0.167.01 2.11 Dinner Dances, at Repulse Bay and
12.00 3.0 4.40 6.36) 12,20 3,15|| 6.02 | 6,49) 12.82 3.27.5.147,01
..Art. 8.17 8.01) 10.511.13-1238 3.33 5.20
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HONG KONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMERS.
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HONG KONG CANTON LINE. SAILINGS From HONG KONG-Daily at 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. (Sunday. 10 p.m. only).
SAILINGS From CANTON-Dally at 8's, and 4.80 p.m. (Sundays 4.30 p.m. only).
HONG KONG-MACAO LINE.
SPECIAL SERVICE. BAILINGS From HONG KONG-Dally at 8 m, & 5,30 p.m.
(Sundays exceptod). BAILINGS From MACAU -Daily at 3 a.m. & 2 pm.
(Sundays excepted).
SPECIAL WEEK END SERVICE.
MACAO TO HONG KONG
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1.00 a.m. ŠUL TAI
2.00 p.m. BUI AN
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2.00 p.m. BUI TAI
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SUNDAY, 30TH OCTOBER-
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4.00 p.m. Sử TẠI.
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SPECIAL SALOON FARES.
WEEK DAYS, Single: $3.00; Katar: $5.00. EXCURSIONS-Single: $2.50; Betarn: $4.00.
NOTE--All Steamboat Company's Steamers are fitted with Wireita.
CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION
CALIF., U.S.A.
GREEN GAGE PLUMS
"Green Gage Plums
Dismiss all glume."
YELLOW CLING DEACHES
"Yellow Cling Peaches
Are within your reaches"
Obtainable at All Compradore Shops.
Sole Agents: KUNG SHEUNG CO.
HONG KONG
CHINA FUILDING,
PHONE 28268.
Hong Kong Hotels, the Gloucester and 'King's Restaurant,
Tides:--High-ot. 5.55 and 19.41; Low at 12.50.
2.20.
DENMARK'S BIG BRIDGE
£2,000,000 CONTRACT FOR DORMAN LONG
LONDON, Oct. 1.
The contract for the construction of a £2,000,000 bridge linking the islands of Zealand and Falster it is anticipated will be definitely placed with Dorman, Long & Co., Middlesbro', by the Danish Govern
ment within the next few days.
The projected bridge, which is designed to accelerate the journey from Copenhagen to Berlin, will be over two miles long, will take two years to build, and will cost about £2,000,000. It will be 26 metres wide, with the central spans over 180ft. above, sea-level..
PROMISING JAPANESE
TENNIS PLAYER
SHOWS WHEN PLEASED OR
OTHERWISE)
Outward:-Europe vid Siberia by them.
Mr. J. Yamagishi, another lawn We are now making goods to Gen. Metzinger, 2 p.m.
Europe via Maraeilles by Hector, facet the requirements of custom-tennis invader from Japan is mak ers, and are getting to understanding his mark it British tournaments. the art of salesmanship. Our mosai He has been competing in the facturers are learning that 'Adver- American championships and is now tising Pays
The world can passing through London on his way. only recoy from its present home. Most Japanese players are
impassive and troubles by betting business,.. Many bave followed the Fringe of Wales' motto: Adopt, Adapt, and Improve," but what many have not done is to put it into action.”
THURSDAY
(October 97).
28th day of Jemadi-al-akhir, Entries close for Thirteenth Extra
Race Meet, noan, A
of
Lammert's Safe, 10 n.en. Annual General Meeting
H.K.C.C., 5.30 p.m.
Royal H.K. Yacht Club Annual Meet, 5.45 p..
Theosophical Meeting, 6 p.. Mamak Hockey Tournament :-
•
THREE GOLF CHAMPION SHIPS
21th Bat. . H.M.B. Tamar, King's MISS FISHWICK'S SUCCESSES. Park, 4.30 p.m.
YM.C.A. Dance, ↑ a.ta.
Theatres.
Star: The Unholy Night." Central: The Lost Squadron." King's To-morrow and To-
morros."
Queen's: "Arsend Lupin." Oriental: "This is the Night"
at
Dances:-Tea Dance at King's Restaurant Dinner Dances Hong Kong and Peninsula Hotels and King's Restaurant.
Suurise: 6.3 a.m.; Sunset: 5.50 p.m.
Tides: High at 7.10 and 20.00; Low at 00.55 and 13.30.
Principal Malls, Inward-Europe vid Negapatam iry Haruna Maru.
FRIDAY
(October 28),
27th day of Jemadi-al-akhir. S. Simon and S. Jude. Consecration in St. Paul's, Lon- don, of the Rev. R. O. Hall as Bishop of Victoria, Hong Kong.
8.30 Choral Evensong in St. John's Cathedral, Hong Kong. Special intercessions for the Bishop nad the Diocese, 5.30 p.m.
Piano Recital at Helena May Institute, 5.30 p.m.
Hockey: Mamak Tournament:
12h Battery German Club (800
On September 30 Miss Diana Fishwick won the English women's golf championship, defeating Miss Beryl Brown in the final by 5 and 4, Miss Fishwick, who is only 21, said "I have always wanted to win the three championship-British, English and French-and having succeeded. I am very proud and happy.
on opponents, their feelings toe no hint of but Mr. Yamagisht shows his de- light at a good shot and even frowns
when he makes a. bad one. He is to compete in the Covered Court Championship at Queens.
PIONEER FLIGHT TO INDIA
Air-Vice Marshall A. E. Borton, whose name appears in the R.A.F. appointments list on September 20 was the Senior Officer in the first flight from England to India, mada under the auspices of the B.A.F. which will go down to his tory as the pioneer fight in Empire Air Line development.
ORDER FOR THE MINT
Miss Fishwick, had two phases of
£100,000 remarkable golf, in each of which
worth of silver coins she won five holes in a row, at one have been ordered from the Royal stage heing up with 12 to play: Mint by Rhodesia and the first One of the features of her game instalment is expected to arrive is the entire absence of "frills "; to there in November This order her strength lies in the tremendous arises out of the new Coinage Act accuracy with which she plays the which has come into force. The do essential shota, rather than in the sign on the obverse will be the ability to produce spectacular ones. King's Head and Crown, and on Misr Fishwick's L.G.U.. handicap obber Dominion coins but that on is scratch; Mis Brown is handicap the reverse is not yet settled, although it will probably embody the arms of the colony.
one.
COLLECTORS SALES IN
LONDON
OLD ENGLISH COINS AND CHINA.
London, October 2
A series of interesting collectors
AIRPLANE RUSH ORDER
FOR UN-NAMED SOUTH AMERICAN STATE.
London, October 1. When a squadron of British Air- craft was shipped to South Amerien
| kunpeo), 4.30 1.m.; Friendly sales has been arranged and the match: Hong Kong Hockey Club first will be held on October 24, "A" Central British Associa and the three following days, at to-day. October 1 by the Faires tion (King's Park), 5.16 p.m. Sotheby's and will be that of the Aviation Co. it meant that British
Lawn Tennis: Entries close for important collection of coins, form-
ongineers had won a race against ladies singles and doubles chamed by the late F. A. Walters. pionships.
Mr. Walters was the well-known time. The Bouth American State Dances: Tea Dance at King's writor on Numismatics and.
the Restaurant; Dinner Dancos at specialised in the period from Ed-concerned stipulated that
↑ Hong Kong and Peninsula Hotels wurd I to Henry VIII Some at mactrines be shipped-by-October 14
and King's Restaurant..
his coins were auctioned in 1913, and that the name of the State De Tides:--High at 8.10 and 20:24; and made record prices. The series Low at 1.45 and 14,05.
of groats, and smaller coins, of the roigns of Henry V. and VI. is re- markably fine..
Principal Malls. Outward-Europe vid Aiboria by Harana Maru, 3.30 pm
Canada, USA, O. and America and EUROPE via Victoria nd EUROPE in Siberia, by Free, Jefferson, B.p.m.
8.
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On October 27, Sotheby's will sell the late Mrs. J. N. Hignette's collection of early English porce lain, including important examples of Worcester, Chelsea, Derby, and Bow ware.
kept secret...
The machines are the Fairey- Gordon general purpose aircraft; they can be used as bombers or for reconnaissance work, and within-an- hour the landing chassis can be changed for floats and the machines used as seaplanes,
Managing Wirantur.
NOTICE.
We have removed to GLOUCESTER BUILDING.
(South Arcade) N. LAZARUS Ophthalmic Opticians,
Single Copy, 10 cis. Per Month. $3.
Tooheys Pilsener The Light Lager
with the
Delectable Flavour.
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Tooheys Pilsener brings the bright colours of life, and that feeling of youth that health commands.
In The Bottle with The Yellow Label. Brewed and Bottled by TOOHEYS LTD., Sydney, Australia. Sale Agents:
GANDE, PRICE & CO., LTD.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS No. 2, Ice House Street,
TEL. No. 20135.
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ST. FRANCIS HOTEL Moderate Monthly and Daily Pates
Restaurant
and
Extensive Refreshment Lounges
Telephone: 20684 & 20835 Cable FRANHO.
Manager J. C. E. Rye.
THE BRITISH FILM DISTRIBUTION CO., LTD.,
HONG KONG. ANNOUNCES
The following British successes will be shown in due course:-
IN A MONASTERY GARDEN
M SCHIEF
DEADLOCK
THE HAPPY ENDING
STRING
THE THIRD STRING
WHEN LONDON SLEEPS