PREMISES TO LET
PEAK MANSIONS:
b-roomed flats,
& roomed fats.
PRINCE EDWARD ROAD
DISTRICT...
14 roomed fats,
4-3 roomed residences.
CHEUNG SHA WAN:
1-8 roomed flats.
KOWLOON CITY:
1-roomed fats.
FLATS TO LET
10_LET- Flat No. Kellert THouse, 196, The Feak. Four Rooms Flush System. Separate Kitchen. Servanta Quarters. 4 Modern Conveniences Apply DEACONS, Prince's Building
.....(974
NO LET-FLAT No. 4 TICIA TANT NO, Macdonnell Road, partly furnished or unfurnished. Apply: XAVIER BROS. IND. Tel.
22728 or 23918.
SH
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3563
MALL CONVENIENT FLAT- Mid-Lorel. Apply J. EL JOSEPH, Property Dept., Prince's Building, Tel, No. 20210,
APPLY:
CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT
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HOUSES TO LET.
BIS
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BLIX VILLAS.- Pokfulam. Immediate recupation. Charming Modern Residence at Moderate Rental Fine Views. Children's Playground, Sea Bathing. Frequent Bus Service. Garage. Apply F. A. Joseph, Property Office, Tel. No. 20910,
1977
OR SALE OR TO LET-No. 185, he Peak, Mt. Kellett, occupa- [875tion from 1st September or lat Oetebor Furniture may be purchased. Apply to PERCY SMITH, SETH & FLEMING. [8655
BUNGALOW TO LET
MO LET—143, Waterloo Road 51
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мо
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 17, 1998
COMMENCING 411 A.M.
AT" THELE SALES ROOM, DUDDALL STREET
8 Doz. Swimming Buits
Cotton Gloves
Before the advent of the "Queen. Bee," anti-aircraft gunnery was 12 handicapped by the absence of realistic targets, but since the in- troduction of the "robot" aero- plane anti-aircraft gunnery has
$
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also
A Quantity of Household Furni
progressed amazingly. The attain-ture, Electric Ware. Sample Goods ment by the Flees of virtual in- and Sundry Articles, etc., etc. vulnerability, to air attack is mere-
ly a question of time-and money.
Hign altitude bombing is met by
the concentrated fire of the ship's TERMS CAR ON DELIVERY. high-angle battery, the strength of which varies in different types. The Nelson and Rodney, for exam- ple, can each, put up a barrage of about 150 high-explosive shell per
minute.
Against diving bombers and tor- pedo-planes, the new heavy mul-
1.
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LAMMERTS AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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Instructions from the Executors of the Estate of the late LADY CHATER, deceased,
TO SELL BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
Or
TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1935
COMMENCING AT 2.80 P.M.
AT MARBLE HALL. No. 1, CONDUIT 'ROAD.
A COLLECTION OF VERY FINE AND VALUABLE BLACKWOOD WARE
· Comprising — Oldudwood Inlaid Table & Stools, Marble Top Curio Stands and Stools, Carred Cabinets, Tables, Opium Stools, Tailee Stone Inlaid Couches and Chairs, Mother-of-pearl Inlaid cabinet, Joss Tables, etc., etc.
Beautiful Satin Wood Cabinets, Screens, Flower Stands, Desks, etc.
tiple pom-pom, Mark M. already PUBLIC AUCTION. Silk Brocade Covered Sofas and
described in "The Daily Tele- graph," has been proved by ex- periment to give almost complete protection. With two of these
Londonderry Air-arr. Krels guns on each side of the ship, no low-flying plane could approach without certain destruction.
ler.
4. Had you but known-Denzi
8 pm Local time and weather
report
8.03 to 8.30. p.m.-
Songs-Lover
A Variety Concert
my dreamIN ("Cavalcade "),
Mad Dogs
of
and Englishmen Words and Music")-Noe Coward.
Songs When the Gipsy Played
("Glamorous Night"). Glamorous_Night.—Mary
2! (Soprano). Instrumental
Blues.
E fat Blues.
Ellis
Basin
Street
Band-There's something about
a-soldier
When the Band Degins to play. 8.30 to 8.45 pm.
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A Relay from Daventry England v. South Africa. A run- ung commentary by Captain H. B, T. Wakelam on the third day's play in the third Cricket Test Match.. Relayed from Headingley Cricket Ground. Leeds.
8.40 to 9.05 p.m
Light Opera
Vocal Ctems-The Maid of the
Mountains...
Belection-Countess Maritza Vocal Gems-Chocolate Soldier
Lilac Domino."
9 05 to 9.45 p.m--
■
A Relay from Daventry 9.03 p.-The Naval Review, H.M. The King in the Royal Yacht, Victoria and Albert, leaves Portsmouth Harbour and re- celves the Royal Salute. 9.25 pun.-INTERLUDE. 3.30 p.m-Daventry News Bulletin
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7 pm-Radio Shopper.
7.15 pm-8pice of Rhythm and
Melody by the Rhyth-Melo-
dests.
On the passive side there are the bomb-proof decks installed in our modern ships and other struc- tural features designed to resist bombs or to localise the effects of a burst.
Although funds are still inade- quate for the development of all the Navy's plans, the menace of air- attack at sea is considered to have been reduced by 75 per cent. in the last ter years
"AIR GIRLS"
Who Are Not Modern
<Special Air Mall Service),
London, June 29. Two noted "air girls," Miss Joan Meakin and Miss Naomi Heron- Maxwell, who will be seen at Sir Alan Cobham's forthcoming air display at Cambuslang, near Glas- gow, on July 10, are the reverse of
chairs.
TH
HE Undersigned have received
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ON
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1985
COMMENCING AT 5,15 P.M.
AT THE SALES BOOM, DUDDELL STREET
A VALUABLE
Fine Inlaid Japanese Cabinet. Fine Carpets and Rugs, etc., etc.
ON VIEW FROM SUNDAY, THE 14TH JULY, 1985.
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Instructions from CD. LAMBERT Esq."
TO SELL BT
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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935
Miss Joan Meakin, who suddenly leapt into fare by making a 800- mile flight in a glider from Ger- many to London, is equally accom- plished, and is probably the most experienced woman glider pilot in the world. On one occasion she looped her glider 20 consecutive At No. 8, GASCOIGNE ROAD, times.
To enable her to describe her demonstration Miss Meakin has had a specially designed wireless transmitter fitted, to her new "Wolf" sailplane, and her voice is relayed to the spectators, through the display. loud-speakers. Her machine is the first engineless air- craft ever fitted with wireless.
THROUGHOUT SCOTLAND This year's display, which will be held by Sir Alan's "air circus" next month throughout Scotland, going
Commencing AT 10 30 AM.
KOWLOON
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816 pm-Momento Lirico, con
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8.45 m-Stock Quotations and
Local Market Reports,
Conservatory Musicale
Hons, glider aerobatics, crazy Ay- ing, and championship events-
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half of Chevrolet Cars,
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WEDNESDAY.
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