PREMISES TO LET
PEAK MANSIONS:|
S.roomed fata
8 roomed data.
PRINCE EDWARD ROAD
DISTRICT,
14 roomed Bats,
4-8 roomed residences.
CHEUNG SHA WAN:
1.8 room data.
KOWLOON CITY:
1-roomed fats.
FLATS TO LET
TO LIT-FLAT No, "TICIA MANSION 18, Macdonnell Road, partly furnished or unfurnished. Apply XAVIER BROS.. LTD. Tel. 92722 or 93216.
13383
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Have Kase Orion: *,, GUREN'S ROAD CENTRALĄ,
611 FLoca
TEL. #3.
The non-forfeiture Offier.
"No" Shareholders.
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Insurancer 215,000,000, Funda £56,00,000. Best favestment. Large Bonuses OYOTT FEAT.
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HOUSES TO LET,
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Modern Residence at Moderate Rental. Fine Viowa, Children's Playground, Sea Bathing Frequent Bus Servies. Garage Apply F. A. Joseph, Property Office, Tel. No. 20910,
987
BISNEY VILLAS in extensive
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LOCAL MAPS
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SITUATIONS VACANT.
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WANTED.
TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMME
Broadcast by ZB.W.
on 355 Metres
14.30 to 2.10 (Approx.)-European
programme.
12.30 p.m.-Recorded music,
1 pm-Local time and weather
report.
1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins.
Rugby Press news, etc. 1.40 p.m. (Aprox.)-A Relay of the Rotary Club Timin Speech from the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden, Rotarian R. D. Walker, M.C., M.Inst, C. 3, on "The, Transportation Tangle." 2.15 p.m.-Close down.
4. to 7 pm-Chinese programme. 7 to 11 p.m.-European programme. 7 to 7.30 p.m.-
*
TOURISTS IN BRITAIN
Six Years Record. Broken
The biggest invasion by" Ameri-
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can tourists of Great Britain fox| WEDNESDAY, 3D years is taking place this summer.
For several weeks liners leaving New York for Europe have been booked to capacity. On Saturday the exodus reached its peak with the departure of 18,500 tourists in 25 Hiera. -
Shipping companies and tourist this year that agències report Britam will receive a higher per- centage of the U.S.trafic to Europe than at any time since the Į war..
An official or one tourist agency said to a representative of "The
JULY 31, 1935 |
AT 12 OUĻOCK NOON
AT THEIR SALES ROOM, DUUDELL STREET
11
5
"
3 Bales 1/32' Bleached Yaru
2/62's Grey Yarn 2/62's Bleached Yarn 2 Cases 8/140's Sewing Thread 20 Bales Handkerchief Cloth, sizes 18" x 18" and 154" x 15"
tourist TERMS:-CASE ON DELAVERY.
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Light Orchestral Music Ouvertüre zur Oper. "Die die Daily Telegraph" "London is un-
bische Elster" (Rossini), Saschinka (Schirmann). Gounod in Vienna (arr. Walter). Cuban Serenade (Midgley); Maruschka (de Leur), " 7.30 to 7.47. p.m.---
Vocal Gems.
The Girl Friend (Rodgers). Peggy Ann (Rodgers),
C. B. Cochran's 1930 Revue. 7.47 to 8 p.
Instrumental Items Banjo Bolo-Keyboard Kapers, " Mandoline Solo-Mazur.-Mario
de Pletro. Xylophone Solos-12th Street
Rag. Kitten
doubtedly the world's centre to-day. Every day there are queues of visitors at our offices booking tours to various parts of Britain."
As in previous years, the Lake.
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"AT OUR SALES ROOM, No. 35, HANKOW - ROAD, KOWLOON
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD A QUANTITY OF
FURNITURE
Comprising:-
Chesterfield Suits, ted Room and Dining Room Furniture, Ornaments, Clocks, Glass and Porcelain Ware, Gramophone and Records, Electric
Rags, Ice Chests, etc., etc.
District, Shakespeare's country and PUBLIC AUCTION and Lamps, Linan. Carpets and
the Cathedral and
University
cities are the most popular places
with tourists. Trefand, Scotland
Wales are and large numbers.
also attracting THE Undersigned have received
Bookings for the Naval, Military,
Instructions
and Air Force reviews are excep- From the Holder of Bill of Sale tionally heavy. Special trains for
the Spithead review have already been Inily booked, the American on the Key.—Harry | applications having been largely Robbins.
responsible.
8 p.m.-Local time and weather re-
Air travel is increasing in popu-.
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alia
A SELECTION OF BLACK WOOD FURNITURE
and
One Radio Set.
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port; closing local stock quota- larity with the tourists One WEDNESDAY,
tions.
2.05 to 8.20 p.m.-
From the Studio
A Jazz Piano Recital by, Doreen Ma. (A Request Programme),
PROGRAMME.
1. Lullaby of Broadway.
2. If I had you.
3. Ain't Misbehavi
4. Similitude.
5. The Lady in Red.
8.20 to 8.30 p.m.-
Three Songs by Dick Powell (Teper)
1. I'm goin' Shoppin' with you,
2. The words are in my heart
"Gold Diggers of 1935."
3. Down Sunshine Lane. 8.30 to 8.40. p.m.→→
A Relay from Daventry England v. South Africa. A Run- ning" Commentary by Captain H. B. F. Wakelam on the third day's play in the fourth Cricket Test Match. Relayed from Old Trafford, Manchester." 8.40 to 9 pmn.
Debroy Somers Band The Gay Nineties---Waltz Medley, What's yours?—A Convivial Med-
ley.
9 to 9.15 p.m.-
Ji
A Relay from' Daventry Daventry News Bulletin
right by Reuter).
9.15 to 9:30 p.m.-.
St
agency, reports that its air book- ings have increased by 300 per cent, on last year's figures. On the other hand, there has been. no failing of in" rail and motor bookings
+
Officials of shipping companies state that the American tourists
JULY 31, 1938
AT 12 O'Clock NOON
AT THEIR SALES ROOM, DUDDELL STREET.
are staying longer in Britain this The Motion Picture Machine- year than for years past. Thery & Apparatus of The Bong-
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majority are not booked to return kong Amusements Lid PUBLIC AUCTION.
for seven or eight weeks.
1
"They are staying longer and Alhambra Theatre, Nathan spending more" was the opinion | Road, Kowloon expressed at various travel agen-
clés.
clai
Including:-----
**There are likely to be more" calls for ice this summer than Two Simplex Projectore, Type "K" ever before," remarked one off- Two Dallmeyer Lenses, 41 Series
XIV. One Heitner Transverter, Type MA 50/120 Amps, Complete with Control Panel and 2 Ballast Resistors
HONGKONG BANK'S LOWER DIVIDEND
(Special Air Mall Service/
London, July 12. The announcement of a reduc-
dividend tion in the interim
of
unex-
Two Sterling Bigh" Intensity" Are
Lamps
One Transverter Starting Switch One Dimmer Switch, 2 Phase One BCA Sound Reproducing
Equipment, Type "D" Special, Comprising:
One Amplifier Rack Type the Hong Kong and Shanghai One Voltage Amplifier Banking Corporation Was
Two Power Amplifiers Two Bound Heads
(Copy-pected, and the price of the
shares fell sharply. The payment One Monitor Loudspeaker is £2. 10s. per share, the shares Two Non-syne Turutables being of a denomination of" 125 Two Motors Hong Kong dollars. Though, as a One Rectifier Unit result of the depression the bonusOne Spare Parts Cabinet formerly paid was discontinued in One Transformer S-phase 350-220 1931 the bank has for many years
Volts paid interim and final dividends at the rate of 23 a share. decision to reduce the rate
Variety Items Patrick's Night (Paddy O'Brien gives a Party).. Another one gone. Maybe I'm wrong again.—Norah
Blaney and Gwen Farrar, 9.30 to 10 p.1
From the Studio
* Concert by
The
was
ne Transformer Single Phase
200-300 Volts Four Stage Speakers probably due principally to the Four Bafiles (6 feet). Mrs. Richard Sanger Soprano increased difficults which have Madame Evelle......... Fianoforte arisen in the China trade in re- Mrs. Arnold
'Cello cent months. These have been Monsieur Evelle
Violin. | aggravated by the currency crises in Bhanghai, " a outcome of the great rise in the price of sliver Les Papillons couler de Nelge- which occurred as a result of the
PORGRAMME
1. Songs:
Chanson.
silver policy of the United States Government. The marked, in- Chan-stability in the Eastern silver ex- changes has naturally had unfav- with Trois-J.B.ourable reactions on trade
Psyche Paladine......... Aupres de ma Blonde
son Populaire.
2. Trio: Sonate
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At Dawning-Cadman,
10 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins. 10.05 to 11 p.m.-Dance music. 11 p.m.-Close down.
BERLIN PROGRÄMME "
9 pm-DJQ, DJB Announcement
(Germ. Engl.).
German Folk Song. Programme Forecast (Germi..
Engl.).
9.15 p.m.-Choral Rendering of Folk
Songs.
9.30 p.m.--Landmarks of German
History.
A Talk by Ruth Millauer. 9.45 p.m.-News in Engilah on DJQ
and In Dutch on DJB.
10 p.m.-Grand Variety Entertain
ment.VE
11.15- p.m.-News In German on ***DJQ and" INB.
| 11.80 p.m.--"Viennese Tates":
- A Radio - Comedy, by - Frans- Buy Schober
China in spite of the encourage:- ment the higher exchange has given to the Chinese Importer.
RADIO MANILA
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$
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Period.atte 6.55 p.m. Stock quotations, through the courtesy of Bwan, Culbert- son and Frita
7 pm-Radio Shopper. 7.15 p.m.-Social Hour, directed by
Lily Raquiza.
745 pm-Isuari Mineral Water
Bponsorship.
8 p.m.-Studio Recital Guest Per- formance Lily Toth de Paterno.
8.15 pm-Momento Lirico, con-
ducted by Antonio Serrano, §- 8,45 pm-Block Quotations and
Local Market Reports. pm-Conservatory Musicale
University of the Philippines Sponsored by Pacific Commmer-
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Ar
A SELECTION OF SECOND HAND CARS
Comprising:
Hudson Sedan, Hillman Straight 8, Whippet Tourer, Studebaker, Erskine, Essex, Wolseley Saloon, Willys Knight, etc., etc.
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