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HOLDERA OF Japanese GoverNMUNT
LICENCE
Cure Sprained-Anklo and Wrist, Recommended for many years by Local Hospitals and Doctors. 4 Wyndham Street (1st Floor),
"Tel. No. 26051.
ASSEUR R. SHIMIDZU. ASSEUSE S. KISAKI. Recommended for":
many years by Government Civil Hospital, Peak Hospital, etc., and by all the local doctors.
24, Wyndham St. Tel. 24945.
"FOR SALE.
1934
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SUFFERERS
FROM " BIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, Diminase, Buzzing in the head and other concomi- tant symptoms should try "PACYE,”
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French Bank Building, 5, Queen's Rd. Agents-RUDOLF WOLFF & KEW,
Tal, 91003.
MODERN FLATS 4 Roomed, 298, 300 & 310, Prince
Edward Road, with Garage. 4 Roomed, 271, 197 189 Prince
"Edward Boad, with Garage.
$ Roomed, Prince Edward Road, next
to Railway Bridge.
MODERN RESIDENCES
*
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consignment * just received. Sola
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.:
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(2144
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A
on 355 Metres
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Report.
1.3. p:m, Recorded music,” 1.15 p.m., Hugoy Fress News, Local
Weather forecast, etc.
JAN. 10, 19841.30 pm A relay of the Rotary Club Tuin speech from the Gloucester Restaurant - Mr. COMMENCING AT 11 AM.
Peter Manniche on "Social
Ar No. 10, CARNAVÒN BUILDING, KOWLOON.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and
One large Westinghouse Re 'frigerator (New and in excellent
condition).
Or Vrew Fox TUESDAY,
THE 9TH JAN., 1934.
TERMS CASH OF DELIVERY,
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Races at Fanling:
New Year's Eve Meet. Civilians Win Lai Wah Cup:
Navy Defeated in Final. "The Lure of the East:
Dr. Norwood's Address
at Rotary Luncheon.
Daily
All the pictures in the duced in an Art Paper Supplement.
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HE" Undersigned have received
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TO BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION
FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1934
COMERCING AT 6:15 PM. At Tama SALES ROOM,
DUDDELL STREET.
VALUABLE COLLEC. TION OF POSTAGE STAMPS
Comprising
British Colonials, Chi
Long, Macau, Siam, eta, ete
Hong
** On View from WEDNESDAY,
THE 10TH JAN, 1984
Legislation in Denmark" 2 p.m., Close Down.
THREE STUDIO ITEMS TO-NIGHT RELAY OF DANCE MUSIC FROM THE CHINA EMPORIUM |
RESTAURANT 4.30-7.30 p., Chinese programme. 7.30-10.30 European program-
me.
7.30 p.m., Closing Local Stock
Quotations, etc.
| 7.33-8 pm, From the Studio.
THE 19TH OF A SERIES OF LES-
SONS IN "CANTONESE” by the Rev. Mr. H. R. WELLS 8 p.m.; Local Time and Weather
Report.
SWATOW NOTES
Xmas and New Year Festivities
(From Our Own Correspondent).
Swatow, "January 6." Xmas has come and gone, and we are starting the New Year with no untoward happenings Xmas Eye and Xmas Day parties have been numerous and of a private nature, and everybody had a jolly time.
Nobody enjoyed themselves mare than a good score of children at their Customs. Club Xmas Party. A hearty tes and appropriate toys pleased the little ones tremendous- ly. And on Xmas Eve the Cus- toms Club also held a most enjoy-. able dance which ended in the early hours of the morning.
Commissioner's Tiffin Party. Mr. H. D. Hard, the popular Customs Commissioner, entertain- ed the foreign members of the
B
staff and their wives to an on Xmas Day. He proved · himself wonderful host (though grass widower), while Mrs. Frankenberger also helped in the duties of the absent hostess. I
was told everything went off with just the right spirits. The party out a hitch, and everyone was in
broke off late in the afternoon. 8.3 8.30 p.m., Orchestral.
In passing it must be mention 1812 Overture-Op. 19 (Tschaled that quite recently Mr. Hillard kowsky)... Royal Opera Or- entertained the Chinese members chestra, Convent Garden, of the staff to a Chinese dinner Sasson and Delllah-Bacchanale at the Central Restaurant as
Saint-Saens).
appreciation of the great honour Demnation of "Faust-Rakoczy they did him on the occasion of
March (Berlioz) Philadel-his 50th Birthday Anniversary. phia Symphony Orchestra un-i der the direction of Leepold Stokowski.
The Sleeping Beauty-Waltz
(Tschaikowsky). Hungarian Dance No. 5 m "F.
Sharp Minor (Brahms) Royal Opera Orchestra, Con- vent Garden. 8.30-9 p.m., From the Studio.
A Violin and Pianoforte recital by Miss Jose Radesky and Miss Mona Maclear
HOME PROGRAMME.
ATT
Bachelors Ball.. The Bachelors Ball was again held in the Kialet Club on New Year's Eve and proved a success, The dance room was wonderfully decorated with streamers. thanks to the unique taste of Mr. R.:
Coudray.
A good number of the guests appeared in fancing costume, Mr. A. Chapman, dressed as a baby. with bootees, won great admiră- tion and became the object of much laughter. Dancing was in-
1. Selections. "Our Miss Gibbs' dulged in until a late hour..
(Monckton).
2. Violin Solos
New Year.
All the Government Ofees were
(a) Schon Rosmarin (Krela- closed for-two days. It would seem'
1 ler),
that the change from a lunar calendar to the Gregorian is be- coming more popular each year.
(b) Mazurka (Weinwaski)."
S. Songs
(a) My Dear Soul (Sander-
son).
(b) Loves Old Sweet Sons
(Molloy)..
4. Valse Myriad Dancer (Allen) 9-9.30 p.m. From the Studio,"
Jazz Piano Selections by Miss Doreen Ma and Pomping Vila PROGRAMME,
1. Who's Sorry Now?
2. Just One More Chance. 3. I Want You-I Need You.
4. The Day You Come Along.
5. Black and Tan Fantasy.
6. To-night May Never Come »
Again.
For the first time all the barber and tailoring shops took a day of. closed, the rat-tat of fire crackers Most of the other shops were also
and gates of all Government De- being very insistent. The doors
partments were beflagged and fes- tooned.
LAMMERTS AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTION
THE
Undersigned have received Instructiona
TO SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
Ox
TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1984 COMMENCING AT 2.30 P.M.
AT TREN FOWLOON SALES ROOM, No. 33, HANKOW ROAD A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
Opmprising
Chesterfield Conches and Arm. chairs, Teak Bedstead. Dressing Show Case, Teak Desk, Teak Book Table, Chest of Drawers, Cup Board, Case, Tonk & Glass Cabinet, Racord Cabinet, Oval Mirror, Parcelain Commode, Toilet Set, Filter, Vater, Standard Lamp, Latter Cases, Curios, Fancy Marble Clock, Box Iron, Ceiling lights, Electric Table. Fan, Aluminium Tea Set, New Table Cloth Cushions, Mosquito Net, Dinner Crockery, Meat Safe, Dining Table, Wardrobe Trunk, Enameled Bath, Shanghai Bath, etc., etc.
also
AQUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE
Including:-
Blackwood Desk, Blackwood Arm Carved Blackwood Curio Cabinet, Chairs, Blackwood Tea Poys, etc.,
etc.
1
and
Upright Piano, Gramophone.
ON VIN
FROM MONDAY, THE 8TH JAN. 1984.
To mark the festive season TERMS CASE OF DELIVERY, many basket-ball matches have been arranged, so that, on New Year's Day there was enough do- ing to keep everyone busy.
The Japanese community them- selves" celebrated „New - Year's Day in their own "typical style. The usual calls were made, of course,
7. Rather Lip Rouge While You during the day, and in the after-
May.
8. I've Got to Bing.
SODE.
9.30-10.30 p.m.
noon there were sports for child- Torch ren in the Primary School.
Swatow Athletic Association: The Swatow A.A. was At Home A relay of the Dance Orchestra to members in the afternoon at from the China Emporium: Re- the Yong Peng Hotel. An address staurant by courtesy of the was given by Mr Siauw, the Management (During the inter- Superintendent of Customs," after vals recorded music will be broad- which, a group photograph was cast from the Studio);
taken.
10:30 pm: Rugby Mid-day Press
News.
10.35 p.m., Close Down..
SALVAGE CORPS ALLEGATIONS
POLICE ORDERS
FOR WEEK
(Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C.
Wolfe, C.M.G., LG.F.)
Chinese Company.
LAMMERT BROS,
AUCTIONEERS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have received
Instructions
TO SELL BY
-PUBLIC ́AUCTION
ON
Tuesday and Wednesday
Harris Says He Bribed recruits will attend as unt Chinese the 16th and 17 January 1934.
Nearly Everyone
(Special Air-Mail Service)
the
Company Headquarters, on Tues day, January 8, 1934, at 5.30 pm. for: Instruction.
COMMANDING EACH DAY AT 9,80 A.M
-with an interval from 12 Noon to 1.30 p.m.
H. M. NAYAL YARD, HONG
OLD AND SURPLUS NAVAL STORES, ETC.
Comprising :—–
Inspection Parade, All-ranks of the Chinese Company will parade at Central Police Station on Thurs day, January 11, under: Bub-Ins- London, December 20.
pector R. J. Hunt for a general | KONG AND NAVAL ARMAMENT. More than four tons of Christ inspection of equipment, etc. by mas air mali have been dispatch the Company Commander. Fall in
SUPPLY DEPOT. ed on the Bmpire air service since at 5.30 pm sharp. Dress: Blue the first week of December uniform, cap with white cover, belt More astonishing allegations with brace, armlet with badge, against the London Salvage Corps Pocket Policeman" and note- were made yesterday by Leopold book to be carried. The Equip Harris, who is serving a sentence ment. Oficer will make it a point of fourteen years perial servitude of being present. Recruits will at Boring, Drilling, and other Machines Boilers," Lathes, Steaia Hammer. ringleader of the fire-gang tend The Company will parade conspiracy,
on Thursdays each week until fur- of Old Tools, Canvas, Asbestos, He had been taken from prison ther notice.
India, Bubber, Clocks, Glass Tubes, to Bow-street to resume his evi- Revolver Championship." The Leather, Electrical and W/T Fitting dence against Capt. Brynmor Eric Chinese Company Revolver, Cham- Lamps, Telescopes Cars, Cordage, Miles, chief officer of the corps, pionship will be fired at the Ken- Anvila, Canvas, Tubing, Blankets, Capt. Miles de charged with connedy Road Range on: Sunday, Mosquito, Netting, Furniture, Car | spiracy with Harris to pervert the January 14, at 10,00 am. All mem pets, Electric Cable, Drums, Dirty due course of justice and with bers who have pased Part L are Oil Fuel, and old Metals comprising committing certain acts of bri- eligible to enter for this Competi-Zine, Old Bran, Trou, Steel, Load, bery, DE
tion. Those wishing" to take part
In cross-examination by Mr. O should send in their names to Sub- Old Battery Plates and White Metal, Temple Morris, MP, Harris said: Inspector David Lote by Thursday,
With very few exceptions the January 11, 1934, whole of the Salvage Corps was
bribed by mey
27,
As long as I have known the Salvage Corps it has been a corrupt body
Sgd D. L KING,
DSP (R)
Mr. Roland Oliver, XC (for the There was a dramatic moment prosecution), told the raagistrate when Harris was Handed a list of that he and Mr. Temple Morris members of the Corps and sakes were very anxious to finish the to mark the names of onkers He case this week. It was decided bbb had bribed
2006- sit again to-morrow. - Me.-OU
LAMMERT BROS..
AUCTIONEERR
T Tunt cross one, namisonta ver said be wooks, then ask for a the whole of the rer
bribed by me, he
father of this one m
bribed by him, he added.
were further formi
(January sesulor:#f the
were too near for the tráES place then,
etc. etc
LOTS MAY BE INSFBOTED ON MONDAY THE 15TH JANUARY, 1934,
TERMS OF SALE:—AS DETAILED
IM CATÁLOGUN.
LAMMERT BROS.
Appointment
Auctioneers to The Admiralty.