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1 From Masso
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SPECIAL RACE MEETING EXCURSION SUNDAY, 9th MAY, 1937.
88. "KINSHAN"
will leave Hong Kong at 0.80 A.M. . and Macao at 8.00 PM.
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for S'hai., Dairen, Kobe, Osaka,
17th May. Y'hams, Moji....
HOMEWARD SAILINGS
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Passenger Vessel. Limited Passenger Accommodation."
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From The Diamond Leghorn Farm Diamond Hill, Kowloon..
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(Tel 57108).
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Agents,
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1937.
THE LATE MRS.
A. A. DAND
Funeral At Happy Valley
The funeral of the late Mrs. A. A. Dand, who passed away at the Government Civil Hospital yester- Roman day, took place at the Catholic Cemetery, Happy Valley, last evening. The deceased
was
the wife of Mr. A. A. Dand, and 接 was extremely popular with
large circle of friends in the Co- lony. She had been ill för several weeks but the news of her death came as a shock to her friends.
The late Mrs, Dand will be re- membered as having been on the star of the Java-China-Japan
The Canton Belle, the Kowloon-Canton Railway's new luxury motor coach, which had its first trial run yesterday. A descrip- tion of this stream-lined sister of the Taipo Belle appears on Daze *.
Line, in the Passage Department, SHANGHAI RACE
for some years. She was formerly
a keen hockey player and turned
MEETING
(Continued from Page 1.)
out for the Kowloon Ládles tre- quently. She leaves, besides her husband, a son aged 11, and three sisters Miss Daisy O'Keefe of Hong Kong, Mrs. Scott of the Caroline Islands, and Mrs. Stewart Brown D. J. S.'s Waterlow Bey of the Dutch East Indies. The deep sympathy of a large number of friends is extended to the re- latives in their heavy bereavement.
(G. Neugebauer) Morn's Vintage Morn
(N. Deltz) Time: 3 min. 29-1/5 secs. 6, CATHAY STAKES— 11 MILES Morn's" Sparkling Morn
Cire's Mighty Light
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At the funeral yesterday the Rev. FT. S. R. Brookes took 'the grave- side Services and among those pre- |
(F. Marshall) sent were Mr. A. A. Dand, (has- band), Miss Daisy O'Keefe (sister). Mrs. R. Pestonjee, Mrs. N. Pass-
(C. B. Moller) moore, Mrs. L R. Sulter, Miss Betty Cire's Running Number ......... (A. Noodt) Pestonjee, European, staff of the J. C. J. L. Co.; Mr. Fred Simonsen, Time: 2 min. 48-4/5 secs,
and Stanley Leonard,
Norman Leonard, Mr. J. Gibson, Miss Mary Manuk, Mrs. R. Ramsey, Mr. B Ramsey, Miss Tester. Mr. R. Feston-J. jee and many others.
7. SHANGHAI"RACE CLUB HANDICAP "A" CLASS— 1 MILE
H. Ford and H. S. B. Gar-
diner's Lodore
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2
3
1
2
3
(J. Pote-Hunt) Busted's Busted. Flush
1
(C. Encarnacao)
2
3
(F. Noodt). Time: 2 min. 18-4/5 secs..
8. SHANGHAI RACE CLUB HANDICAP "B" CLASS— 1 MILE
The Villager's Belvedere
FLORAL TRIBUTES Wreaths were sent by the fol lowing: The sorrowing husband Ray's Morning 'Gray and son, Your Laving Sister Eunisie," Mr. and Mrs, B. E. Rout- ter, John R. Gomes, R. R. Marques, George, Mr. and Mrs. Hyeland, Mrs. Capell and family. Miss Noran Kew, Miss Mary Manuk, Mr. and Mrs. J...Gibson, Mrs. A. White, Mar- Jorie and Fat, Louise Murray, Mrs. and Miss Engel, Eunice, Phylls and H. D. Robinson's Blackmail ... Iris Woolley, E. O. Murphy, Mr. and
The Farmer's Sapristi Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Norah (Passmore,
(F. Noodt) and Dudely, Sum Pak Ming and
Time: 2 min. 20 secs. Co., Mr. T. A. Madar, Miss Alice Tester; Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardiner, Mrs. N. S. Ellis, Mrs. M. T. Ellis, J. C. H. L. Smith, Mrs. B. Braga and
(C. G. Jack)-
1
(A. S. Clark)
2
3
9. SHANGHAI" RACE CLUB HANDICAP “C” CLASS-
1 MILE
Marie, A H. Carroll, Mr and Mrs. D. J. S.'s Kikiby
H. M. van der Schalk, Mr. and Mra,
(E Encarnacao)
L. A. Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Belender's The Muckle Jorum H. Castro, May. Ann and Pat, Mrs.
(P. B, Plordten)
E. L Rogers, Professor and Mrs. L and L. S.'s Bacchus Digby, Teng. Dolly and Peter, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brown, Mrs. M. T. Willams and family, A. V. Striker, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Crawell and family, Pauline, Yvonne und Jim.
(0. G. Jack) Time: 2 min. 21-1/5 secs.
10. SICCAWEI PLATE- 11 MILES A. S. Henchman's Felixstowe (A. F. Clark) A, V. White's White Comedian (V. V. Needai
Messrs. Pentreath and Co., Bella, Betty, and Andre Pestonjee. C. E Watson, Mrs. Charlton, Fred S1- monsen, G. M. de L. F. D'AS Cire's Icy Light ........... sumpçao, Mr. and Miss F. Gomes, Mrs. G. Leonard and family, David and Lucille, Mrs. L. Charlton, E. N. Guz, Mr. and Mrs. Q. Chan, Mr.
(R. B. Moller) Time: 2 min. 52-2/5 secs.
11. TIENTSIN HANDICAP
11 FURLONGS
ana Mrs. E. C Fincher, Mrs. A. J. Cire's Foggy Light........
and family, J. A. Wing, Chinese Staff, J.C.J.L. Mr. and Mr. W. A. Lebert, Toots and Dodo, A. H. Hung
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WEDDING BELLS
(Continued from Part 1}
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fully modelled travelling-dress of shark-skin, with a palest blue dainty vest of ruffled white or- gandle, white shoes and a hat of white lace-straw, and carried a bouquet of white carnations and shaded pink larkspur,
The bridesmaid was Miss Isobel Henderson who wore a tailored cont and skirt of white, a blue frilled blouse, and hat and gloves of the same shade, and wore a corsage- spray of pale pink carnations. The duties of best man were carried out by Mr. Robert Minnitt.
During the signing of the regis- ter a lovely anthem was sung by Mrs. R. Sanger whose exquisite voice rang through the Cathedral with delightful effect.
After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sommers at Abermore Court. Dr. Sommers proposed the health of the bride and bridegroom. In a few well-chosen words, and the 'groom replied, after which the Hon. Dr. Wellington proposed the toast to the bridesmaid, the reply being made by the best man..
After the reception the happy couple left for the honeymoon which will be spent cruising in a yacht kindly lent by Mr. Shields.
"Grant-Plowman
To the swirl of bagpipes of the 1st Battalion, Seaforth Highlariders, Miss Florence Gardner Flowmar: entered the Hong Kong Union Church yesterday afternoon. for her marriage to Sergeant George Robertson Grant, of the Seaforth 2 Highlanders.
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The Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow off- clated at the ceremony after which the happy couple were piped out.
The bride, who was given away
by Capt. J. 8. H. Douglas, Adj ant
of the Seaforths, looked charming
In a dress of pale blue slik sprigged
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Air Mall for "France Orient Service "-due Marseilles, 16th May,
Saigon, Ceylon, India, East, sady South Africa, Egypt and EUROPE| via Marseilles-due Marseilles let June
Batavia...
Swatow
Air Mail for Canton and Dis
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The bridesmaid was Miss Mai-Shangbai, Japan and *E ROPE via Siberia
Bwatow and Bangkok.. garet MacIntosh,
Car
Bandmaster. E. G. Baker, A. R. Straite, Adon and "EUROPE via Mar- C.M.. was best man.
Pμ
Jean
Laborde
Jean Liborike.
Tikarang Kwaisang
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with flowers, and she wore a wide- brimmed hat to match,
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Shanghai
Roggeveen
scilles-due Mameilles, 4th Jan and London Parcale-due London 10th June Saigon
Antenor
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Air Mail for Swatow, Amoy, Foochow and North China (via Shanghai).
(A. Noodt)
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Allison, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hugbunter and Dorothy, Mrs. R. Carwell, W. A. V. White's White Emperor (A. A. White) J. Carwell, 8. F. Bainsey, Mr. and Mrs. R. Pestonjee, O. R. Benson, Dr. Sirrah's Cast'e Ribbon and Mrs DK.
(H. M. R. Hodgman) Samy, Mr. P. Chessex, Mr. and Mrs. O'Sullivan R. H. McNair's Happy Lead
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12. SCURRY PLATE
1 FURLONGS Pat, Miss May Chan. Andrew Leung | D. J. 8.'s Cherry Bey and. T'se,
Buckberrough.
(G. Neugebauer) Dudely, Madame Chiffon, Jennie; Morn's Liberty Morn
(N. Deltz) Marjorie Hung and family, G. L.
(A. Noodt) Time: 1 m 58-3/5 secs.
and family. Tse Le Lam, Wong and,
Anna
Fenton, Tung On 8.8. Co., Minnie, Cire's Wavy Light Bill and Ruby Ramsey Teddy Ramsey, President, Committee and members Kowloon Cricket Club, Keuter. Mr. and Mrs. D. McLellan, A. Gus- ton, L. Gittins, Mr. and Mrs. Dudely and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gregory, T. M. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. 1. R. Bulter, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Clemo, 3. Sanderson Smith, Mr. and Mrs: S. A. Pike, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Harriman, and many others.
BUSES FOR CANTON
The GEC's branch company in China, the General Electric Com- pany of China Ltd., has received 'a comprehensive contract for the installation of trolley 'buses in the elty of Canton.
WOMAN, AND CHILD FALL INTO SEA
Following the ceremony a recep- tion was held after which Sergt. and Mrs. Grant left for their honeymoon' at Cheung Chau,
› EUROPEAN LADY
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The whole incident lasted bare- | Foochow via Swatow ly three minutes and the robbers Swatow.... decamped in the direction of the Fort Bayard and Haiphong
Amoy hillside.
Swatow An old felt hat was picked up by Mr. M. Welll."of Messrs. L. Weill and Company, who drove up in his car a few minutes after the robbers had made good their es-
cape.
Mrs. Lyons was robbed of a gold bracelet containing ten heart- Many Chinese women left Hong shaped links set with small dia- Kong yesterday for the Tin Houmonds, valued at $200, and her Temple at Chek Wan in Chinese gold wedding ring with the follow- territory beyond Kap Shui Mun ing engraving Inside "Lessisner, Pass in launches and funka to February 18, 1890." worship the Goddess of Heaven, as in former years, it being an annual pilgrimage.
The handbag contained two Hong Kong $10 bank notes, a cigarette case, a cigarette holder, comb, pair of horn-rimmed
THURSDAY
Swatow
Air Mail for “K.L.M. Service❞— due Amsterdam, 17th May
Straits, Derion, India, East and South)!
Afric Air, Mall "for Manila, Guam,^} Honolulu and U.S.A., by tho *Pan-American Airways Direct Service"--due San Francisco, 11th May.
FRIDAY
Yesterday the ss., Tai Lee left a for Chek Wan at 11 am. crowded spectacles, among other miscel-Air Mail for "Imperial Airways* with male and female passengers.laneous articles,
On the arrival the passengers had
The police report also states that to be landed by boats and owing the pathway along which Mrs.
old Lyon was robbed was dark. to the struggling crowds, an woman of fifty and her child ac- |.. The whole of the electrical equip-cidently fell into the sea. ment will be manufactured in Eng- An land by the G.E.C. and its sub- contractors.
alarm was Iminediately raised by the passengers, but the crew falled in their efforts to The chassis of the 70 single-deck | rescue them. At the same time trolley buses which have been or- dered will be made by Leyland Motors Ltd, of Leyland, Lancs, and the 80 h.p. series motors by the OEC. at its Witton Engineering Works.:
another woman, aged about thirty with a small child strapped to her back, fell into the water, but for tuately, they were saved by the crew of the ship- Chinese Evening Press,
GAMBLING RAID
Det-Sergt. J. R. Bentley and a party of police carried out A gambling raidst the Central Market last night and arrested some fifty Chinese who will appear at the Central Magistracy this morning.
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Air Mail for "Australia by Im«'
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