12
HATS
That Smart
Women Do Appreciate
.... And Wear
PERALTA HAT FACTORY
Cheong
24 HANKOW ROAD
(Opposite the Jade Tree)
KOWLOON.
Kowloon's Most Select Private
Dancing Academy.
Every night
·
: 7 30 p.m. till midnight.
We beg to announce the engagement of several new lady instructresses. The latest dencing steps are taught.
Private classes by special arrange. ment, otherwise practice dances held every evening from 7.30 p.m. to midnight.
CASANOVA
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY 30, Hankow Rd. (Ground Floor), Kowloon.
Hing Loong Manufacturers and Exporters
of General Embroideries and Modern Silks 29. Nathan Road.
PUMP
Maintenance
.Service
At Low Monthly Rates
PLUMBING CONTRACTORS
Estimates
Furnished
Satisfaction Assured
Well Boring, Flush Water Installations
Duro Pump and Engineering Co.,
Hydro Electrical & Sanitary Engineers
430, Nathan Rd.
COLOMBO
Tel. 56226
JEWELLERY STORES
Wholesale and Retall. Manufacturing Jewellers and Dealers la Diamonds, Oriental Precious Stones, etc.
Tel. 67314.
13 Haqkow Rd.
LEE CHEE
Ladies' Tallor,"
Ready Made Dresses at Most Reasonable Prices
to 29, Nathan Road....
TAK LUNG
DEALER IN
Curios, Porcelain, Chinese Paintings, Bronze :
y and Jade,
BARE CHINESE ART KELION. 88, Nathan Road
GRAND OPENING 'BALE
Artistic Chinoas Rugs
ORIENTAL RUG CO., LTD, IMANG Ürgen: 913, Haifan Boat
Tad (Bon M, Bubbing Wall flosd, Shanghai
ANDRE'S BEAUTY PARLOUR, Kowloon Branchi
Kowloon Hotel Building.
'hone Banes..
Main Parlour: Coucester Arzada, Hong Kong.
-Phona $7073
CHURCH NOTES
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hong Kong.
MAY 7, 1933:-
3rd SUNDAY, AFTER EASTER. Holy Communiou, 8 8.12. Holy Communion (Peak Church),
8 A.10. Children's Service, 10 a.m. Choral Eucharist and Sermon, 11 am,
י..
Preacher: Rev. G. K. Carpen-
ter.
Evensong, 6.30 p.m.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1933
MR. F. G. KELLAWAY
FATHER OF BRITISH
BROADCASTING "'
(Special Air-Mail Service)
LONDON, April 18. We regret to announce that the Right Hon. F. G. Kallaway, who had been described as the "Father of British broadcasting," died on Thursday, at The Lodge, Woster ham Hill, Kent, at the age of 62.
rederick Georga Kellaway was born in rather humble circumstances at Bishopston, Bristol, on Decem-
HOME FOOTBALL
WIN FOR DONCASTER.
THROUGH RESTER'8 AOENCY.]
LONDON, May 4. IN their lust. but one league match
for the season, Donenster to-day entertained Carlisle in the northern section of the Third Division and won by four goals to two.
TO-DAY'S MATCHES Following are the matches down
FIRST DIVISION
P. Derby
r. Leeds
4. Sunderland
---
27.
Manchester C.
1 West Bromwich
Wednesday:
Blackhirn
Birmingham"
Blackpool
1.
" Arsepal Everton
SECOND DIVISIÓN
Bradford
Notts F.
Ꮉ .
Lincoln
r.. Burg
Chesterfield
1. Port Vale
Swansea
1. Fulham
".
Millwall
r.. S'hampton
Bradford C. Notts C.
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ber, 3, 1970, and his romantic career for decision to-day in the English shows what natural intelligence, League:- energy, sagacity, aud determination can achieve in spita of severe handi- caps. He was the second of several sous of Willin Hamley Kellaway, Aston Villa tisan. He inbarited bia poli- Belton tical instincts from his father and Chelsea learned the art of oratory by con. Huddersfeld stant practice on a reluctant but Leicester well-disciplined audience of bro Liverpoo thers whom he forced to listen to Middlesbro him. He took to local journalism, Nowcastle and by painstaking study eventu. Portsmouth ally had his work accepted by some Sheffold V.
Wolves. of the great London newspapers,
Encouraged by his success he cane to Fleet Strret-the Mecca of" pró vincial journalists-but met with disappointment until he found scope Tor his clergy and abilities in edit Burnley ing a series of local newspapers at Carlton Lewisham. At the same time he | Grimsby hegan his public work in Lewisham | Manchester U. ». in 1899, being elected to the loca! board of guardians and the borough Oldham council. He contested Wandsworth Preston for membership of the L.C.Cin Stoke 1007. For Parliament he unsuccess Tottenham fully stood for South Northaap- tonshire in 1910, but was elected as
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Liberal member for Bedford which constituency he represented for 12 Aldershot years until 1922.
Brighton His War service included some Bristol R. strenuous years' work as Joint Par-
Cardiff liamentary Secretary of the Minis- try of Munitions, a post to which Crystal P.
Gillingham he was appointed in 1916 at a time
Norwich when it was necessary to multiply' the output of munitions on a scale Queen's P.R.
Reading hitherto undreamt of. In this post he had many difficult and delicate Southend
Watford problems of labour to handle. His sympathy with Labour was not the merely sentimental kind, but was. THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) based on experience and" regulated
I'v Tranmere by common sense. In 1918 Kella Accrington
Barrow way became Deputy Minister of
Crewe Munitions, and in 1920 he was ap
Mansfield. pointed Secretary to the Depart iment of Overseas Trade, holding New Brighton the double titles of Additionni Rochdale Under-Secretary of State for For Rotherham eigh Affairs and Additional Par- Southport liamentary Secretary to the Board York Councillor. In "1021 he became Postmaster-General, but on losing his seat at the General Election of 1022 he gave up politics altogether. A chance meeting with late Mr. Godfrey Isaacs, who was chairman and managing director of Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Company
r. Brentford c. Bristol C.
Coventry
" Swindon
Luton
F. Newport
* Northampton
2. Torquay
1 Clapton O.
7'. Exeter
".. Bournemouth
2' Gateshead
7.
Doncaster
2. Hartlepools
Wresham
2. Hall
Halifax Barnsley Darlington
THE CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY
Since Mr Jing Hung Yuen, Head
took
Preacher-Rev. A. D. Stewart. caused him to join the board of of the Cha-Shiu section of the
the company in November of that Canton-Hankow Railway year. It was an appropriate ap charge, the work has proceeded Wednes-pointment, because his period of very satisinctorily.
Week Day Bervices. Intercessions for the Sick.
day, 10.16 a.m.
Holy Communion, Thursday, 7.45 Choir Practice. Friday, 5.30 p.m.
6.11.
UNION CHURCH.
Kennedy Road. (Hong Kong).
SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1933.
Sunday School, 2.30 & m. Morning Service, 10.30 am. Evening Service, 6 p.m..
Preacher at both Services :--
Rev. E. G. Powell. Social held in the Church Hall after
Evening Service.
I
WESLEYAN METHODIST
QHURCH, Wanchat.
(Opposite Royal Naval Hospital,
....Queen's Road, East).
The following are the forthcoming
office as Postmaster-General
was The section between Chu-Shiu and Lai Po Tow, has been practi- cally completed and handed over to the Head of the Southern Railway Administration.
notable for the new historic nego- tiations regarding broadcasting and wiraless telephony in Great Britain which led to the formation of the British Broadcasting Company, The Chu-Shiu section has been now known as the British Broad completely finished, but Lai Po casting Corporation. As it was he Tow section still has a station and who persuaded the various wireless a water tank to be completed. and electrical companies concerned It is expected, that the whole to amalgamate their interests in section will be completed and open- the original British Broadcasting, ed to traffic on June 1.
Company, he has been described al the "Father of British broadcast- ing. The agreements which were made were reached chiefly under Keilaway's guidance. While at the Post. Office he showed his unusual)
SOUTH CHINA NEWSPAPERS EXAMINATION BUREAU ESTABLISHED.
business capacity by producing for the first time since the War a sur plus of income over working costs in the Post Office administration.
Acting on the instructions of the Despite the bandicap of an arti-Central Government at Nanking ficial leg Kellaway was exception the South West Bureau for Censori ally active in body as well as in ing Publications, the Advising mind. Because of his unusual Board of the First Army and the business sagacity and keenness Fence Preservation Bureau, have was always listened to with close
His appointed representatives to con! attention by his colleagues."
sider the advisibility of establishing favourite sports were deer-stalking
Services to be held at the Methodist and motoring, which his artificial/ a special department for examining
Church.
SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1993 :--
Morning Service, 10.1a.m.
Preacher:-Rev. Frank Short, Ma. Evening Service, p.m.
Froscher-Rev. Frank Short, M.a. FRIDAY, Mpy 19th.
Weekly Prayer Meeting, 7.30 p.m. 'BAILORS' AND SOLDIERS'. HOME, Wanokal.
22, Hennessy Bond BUNDAY (7th) -Christian Social Higuc
8.30 p.m MONDAY (6th-Badminton Club M TURDAY (9th)-Fellowship Mooringt
* 30° p.30. Extraordinary Moeting
of General Committee, 6.30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY (10th)-Ladies' Church
Aid
Meeting, 10a.m.
THEENDAY (1) Cadminton Club
log in no way prevented him from and censoring all the evening nows- enjoying. In recent years he had papers.
lived at The Lodge, at the top of sixteen representatives with a so- This department will consist of Westerham Hill, and the manage meat of this estats was latterly hisparate working staff, and it has principal pursuit during periods of been decided that this should be leisure.
established-near Ta Taat Pat Po, Canton, ..
In 1003 Kellaway married Sarah Ellen, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Henry Robinson, J.P., of Greenwich. She shared her has band's taste for public work and helped him a great deal in local administration. She survives him, with one son and two daughters.
REVOLVER TO BE CONFISCATED
CHINESE FINED $50.
When the Blue Funnel steamer
As soon as this department is established, the Newspaper Exami nation Bureau, formerly under the control of the Advising Department of the Military Headquarters, will be abolished.
BOYS USED AS CATSPAW
EMPLOYER SHARPLY
SENTENCED.
The Bridge, and Whist Drive Ixion arrived yesterday Louie Yin, tenced to three moths' hard labour |
previously has been cancelled.
・for May 05
For employing boy to carry a quantity of opium to a divan at 4, Elgin Street, a Chinese was sen-
an American citisen was arrested for yesterday, "possession' of a revolver. A On another charge, defendant
Charged before Mr. Wynne-Jones was fined 888 or two months, while The May meeting of the Bhangat the Central Magistracy at the another defendant was fined $40 or hai Missionary Association will be Central Magistracy be stated he was one month on a charge of possession. heid on Tuesday, May 2, in the going up-country and needed the Mr. Schofield: People who use Union Church hall. The social gun ne protection against robbers. small boys to carry opium will, in hour will commence at 5 pin, and The Magistrate imposed a fine of this Court be sent to prison with out the opon of a fine. The defoo devotions will begin nt 5.45 o'clock 850 and confinested the revolver. to be followed by a business met Dotativo-Bergeant McRobbie said dents make themselves, liable to ing. Bishop J., II. Roots will give the defendant was returning to Tol.honvier penalties on all other 40 address on the subject of the shan, and the Police were satisfied charges. It is mainly for the pro-
tection of small boys, "Oxford Group Movement." be was unaware of the regulations
WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES
Rigoletto-Act I-Scene II." (Vordi)-Culo Galeffi and Er- nesto Dominici, Otello-Act 3" End It Pleased
Heaven" (Verdi). Otello-Act "Do Not Fear Me" (Verdi)-Emanuele Sala- zur (Tenor).-L2385." "Don Quixote" (Richard Strauss) (Op. 35)-Sir Thomas Beacham vonducting the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York.-LX130/LX190. Hy--No. 193- Jesu," Lover of 10 p.m.-Close down.
(Continued from page 3).
Hymn-No. 9-Let Saints on
Earth." Address The Label on the
Goods."
Frencher Rev. J. N. Lewis
Bryan, B.A., S.C.F., C/E.
My Soul."!
National Anthem, Benediction. Voluntary" Grand
(Handel).
March"
The land of the 1st Battalion South Wales Burderers, conduct. ed by Randmaster J. L. Gecks, will play throughout the Ser- vice.
10 m.-Close down,
11-12.15 p.m. A relay of the Service
from St. John's Cathedral, 12.15-2.30 D.m.-Europelin
gramme of recorded music,
pro-
1 p.m.-Local time and weather re-
port.
9.34 p..-Close down.
Organ Recital Relay from St. John's Cathedral.
4.30-7 p.m.-Chinese recorded, pro-
gramme.
7-10 pan-European programine, 7-7.30.p.m.-Dance music.
8 p.m.-Lacal time and weather re-
port.
3.3-8.33 pm. A relay of the organ
recital by Mr. Frederick Mason, ̈ A:R.CO., L.T.C.L., from St. John's Cathedral. 8.30.10 p.m.-
Orchestral Concert. "Soito de Ballet "-The Origin 'ol. Dosign `(Handel, arr. Beo- cham)-Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the London Philhar- monic Orchestra.-LX 224.
All records in the above European programmes are supplied by Messis. Anderson Music Co.
I
CANTON'S NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE
According to the Canton presa, the Eight Chinese Medical Unions devided sometime age that a Prac tienl Medicine College he establish- ed for the use of Chinese Physi- cians practising in the city.
The plans for this College wore handed to the Chief of the Medical" Board of the Canton City, and the
Collage was duly erected near the Kwang Tung Medical Association.
The building is now completed and it is expected that the College will he opened about the middle of this month.
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MAY 1933
21 Sun
22 Man
23 Tues
24 Wed « Empire Day
The Fair
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25 thurs
MAY 1933
26 Fri
The Fair
The Fair
27 Sat The Fair
Memo
Last day. goto I must
the fair.
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THE
1933
HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Eighty-first Annual Statement, January 1, 1933
ASSETS
Bonds, Stocks and Mortgages G.814,417,877..
Accrued Interest, etc.
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abic
LIABILITIES
Unearned Premium Reserve...G.$ 4,416,189′ Taxcs, Expenses, Losses in
134,823
1,278,883
8,232,502
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8,188,105
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Process Contingency Reserve...
Capital
2,504,878
Net Surplus
G,$17,057;178
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