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LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PHE Undersigned have received
Instructions
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
on
Thursday, the 12th September, 1940 commencing at 10.30 am.
at their godown, No. 2, Wood Road, Basement:
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
On View. from Wednesday after- noon, the 11th September, 1940.
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
ATTRACTIVE JOANNA CLAIRE, pictured above. Is the principal dancer in "A Trip To Hades" the American Stage Production which She is blest with LAMMERT BROS., opens at the Queen's Theatre, on Tuesday next.
charm as well as talent essentials that make "for her immediateTM- success with the public. Choreography was her hobby always, and in Hollywood, where she spent much time, her, gifts, for creating dances and designing settings were developed.
AUCTIONEERS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Travel in South America, Europe, and the United States has broadened her outlook and extended her knowledge of Stage lore, and her natural aptitude and instinctive realisation of the value of detalls have helped her towards her successful achievement.
Clad in a chic American coat, watching interestingly in the hotel lounge where she met.. was "Spooky"-no, 'don't conjure up my ró- THE Undersigned have received mance! Spooky" happens to be the small Pekinese, that is Miss THE
instructions
to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION
od
Friday, the 18th September, 1940
commencing at 11 am.
_at_their_Sales_ Room No. 2 Con- naught Road Central. Second
Floor.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE
AND SUNDRIES
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,
́AUCTIONEERS,
Claire's faithful friend and accompanies her everywhere. and "Spooks," as you may have read, are one of the novelty mysticisms of "A Trip to Hades." Joanna's pretty sister Beth is also a dog- lover, her inclination being a Sydney Silky, who answers to the name of Winkie."
Chinese Determined To
Continue Struggle
-CHUNGKING,Sept 2-General-
16 CASES OF CHOLERA
The following is the Return of issime Chiang Kai-shek assured notifiable diseases notified as hav- me here today that the entireinig occurred in the Colony during Chinese nation is determined and the 24 hours ended at midnight on
GENERAL
Rare Entertainment For
Hongkong
BLACK-OUT
MAGICAL REVUE AFTERMATH
ON THE STAGE"
AT QUEEN'S
STORE FOR HONGKONG ON
PROPRIETOR OF
RARE ENTERTAINMENT IS IN MAH JONG SCHOOL
Two
FINED $50
TUESDAY at the Queen's Theatre, the management of which has
summonses for a ling to arranged to present a Magical shade their lights during the re-
cent black-out were heard by Mr.
Revue, comprising 28 American artistes, led by Chang, the magi- clan, who has mystified audiences. G. in every part of the world.
SHOWING FOR A WEEK Chang and his company were passing through the Colony on their way to the United States,
after a most successful world tour and were prevalled upon to hold over their departure so as to afford Hongkong an opportunity of see- ing them on the stage.
The Company will appear night-
·ly at 9.30 o'clock for a week, com- mencing from Tuesday next. Sept. 17.
**TRIP TO HADES"
Sheldon at the Central Magistracy yesterday.
Pleading guilty for falling to screen the lights of his house during the black-out, Chan, Yau- lee. of No. 6, Hau Wo Street, ground floor, was fined $50.
Insp. E. D. B. Tackett sald that in this
house case the was being used as a profes- lona) mah-jong school. Fifty to sixty people were playing In the premises at the time and there were seven lights which were ΠΟΥ screened. There was a
the screen at door. The most attractive item on their varied programme is the
Defendant pleaded that he was mystic musical revue "A Trip to away from the Colony but had left instructions to his fokis to Hades.".
This spectacular. and unusual screen the lights. revue is presenting twenty eight HEARING ADJOURNED, unusual and glamourous scenes.
Lam Yau-sang, of No, 229, Des Supporting Chang are a bevy of American artists headed by two Voeux Road West, ground floor, similar offence, darlings of the New York stage, summoned on s Joanna and Beth Claire. These pleaded not guilty. talented performers have appeared: A Chinese constable was pass- in many New York productions and ing the house on Aug. 27 at 9.30 will soon endear themselves to pm. when he saw lights coming
out through, the Hongkong audiences.
cracks of the Altogether there is more than door defendant's house. He one hundred and eighty tons of knocked at the door and asked baggage associated with the show the people to shade the light,
In the front room there was a
GHOSTS AND SPOOKS
of
was
The 'appearance of "Ghosts and light which covered by "a fcur Spocks" among the audience has plece of white
paper and caused consternation. many people were in the room playing
in theatres throughout the world and mah Jong. much excitement 13. promised The case was adjourned to Sept. Hongkong audiences when they 25. make their appearance at the. Queen's Theatre.
-The-box-plans-for-44-Trip To -Hades" which commences at the Queen's Theatre will be open stortly
11
LONDON, Sept., 11 (Reuter) prepared to continue the struggle September 10-Cholera. 16 cases; The Lord Mayor of London has
for Indefinitely against Japanese ag- Enteric fever, one case; Dysentery, opened a distress fund gression regardless of formidable eight-cases; Tuberculosis. 16 cases tires of the air raids. 'obstacles which have been placed
in the pathway of the Land of the Dragon during the past several months, writes J. L.
the Manila Bulletin.
"
Stewart in
HEAVY STRAIN
The Generalissimo made these statements in one of the intre-
PUBLIC AUCTION.quent interviews he has granted
foreign newsmen recently.
ing the
In spite of the strain of direct-
national effort through
THE
HE Undersigned have received three months of intense Japanese
instructions
TO SELL. BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
Friday, the 13th September, 1940
commencing at 230 p.m.
at their Sales Room. No. 35. Han- kow Road, Kowloon.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
comprising:--
aerial bombardments which have devastated Chungking, his third wartime capital, the No. 1 leader of the Chinese nation said that |hc was enjoying the best of health and like his people was determined to battle on the Nippon invaders.
NOT DISMAYED
against
CROSSWORD
NO.
ACROSS
Amuse
hent
8 Supplicate 9 Forward
11
10 Shop
Extend " 13 Con-
sumed
14 Rip 16 Sturgeon
"roe
19 Anger
21 Rank
22 Chosen 24 Killed
26 Strikes 28 Prox-
perity
5. Uncom- mon
2 Flutd
4 Way
29 Types 30 Open
Bound
31 Parrot
The Generalissimo declined to comment on recent inter- national developments affect- ing China, but he asserted emphatically that he was not dismayed and was unshakably optimistic as to the eventual outcome of the undeclared
Earlier it
officially an- Wha Drawing Room, Bed Room, Din-nounced that the Generalissimo 32 Actions ing Room and Office Furniture, had cabled his thanks to Chinese Carpets, Rugs, Wardrobe and
communities in the United States. Cabin Trunks Ornaments, Curfos, for their promised contribution Electric Fans and Lamps. E. Pof va$5,000,000 toward rebulding Brass, Glass
and Procelain
the Chinese air force.
Ware, Gramophones and Records, Cameras, Cutlery Pictures Cook- ing Utensils, etc., etc.
also
A FEW PIECES OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE
and
1 Enamel Bath
1 Remington Typewriter
1 Pair Binoculars...”.
1 Iron Safe
2 Porcelain Wash Basins
1 R.C.A. Radio-gram
war.
WEATHER" REPORT
Hongkong Royal Observatory
10 am., Sept. 11.
Barometer (at sea level), 29.80`ins, Temperature, 83 F.
Humidity, 66 per cent.
Wind Direction, NNE
Wind Force (Beaufort), 3.
[Temperature; Maximum yesterday,
·35 F.
Tempēïature; minimum last night
279 F
Rainfall for 24 hrs.ending 10th
today, 0.40 ina.
DOWN Instru-
trent
s Boune of
action
7. Burdened 10. Withdraw
11 Gale
12 Scope
CANADIAN ORDER
OF DAY
LONDON Sept. 11 (Reuteri -- "We will not rest till we defend our homes on German soll. I pledge myself to give the division
everything I have or am What
myself undertake, I ask of every officer and man."
This is what Major-General Victor Odlum, commanding the Division, told Second Canadian
the his troops in an Order of Day and in a
wel- message of
come.
706
SOLUTION TOMORROW
BONG KONG TIDE TABLE- -
From 12 to 18 Sept. 1940
HIGH WATER
Days of
Wook
Date of
Month.
Hong
Kong
Standard Time.
bm.
Height.
2008 16:0
Low Warts,
Hong
Kong
Standard
Time
Thur 18
05 06 5
Fri.
13
1307 001
Sat:
Total rainfall since January 1st, San.
110.24 Ins.
On View from Thursday, the 12th Against an average of, 70.38 Ins..
September, 1940,
Terma: Cash on Delivery."
LAMMERT BROS.
AUCTIONEERS,
Bunset tonight, 6.31 p.m.
ཨ སྒྱུ་འཋ
08 36 18 T 20:37 (53) 13.41
15" Deplor
Bble. 17. Bird
18: Knucks
20 Passed by
23 Obscurity..
21 BIL
25 1ry
27 Fish
28 Fastener
Solution No. 705 MACROSEL 1 Foreigners.... Hangs; 8, Vivid; 10: Haste; 13. Mass; 16,Büp: 16, Tourist; 17, Acre; 18, Ease; 19, Audible: 20, Zeal; 22, Ribs; 24, Greet; 27. Eager; 28, Rodeo; 29, Propellers.
DOWN: 1, Finds: 2, Fash;" Iris;" 4. Nave; 6, Rival; 6. Chimpanzee: 9. Depression; 11. Asunder: 12. Thimble: 14, Steal; 15, Steer; 21, Anger; 23, Indus: 24. Grip: 25 2 y Evil; 26, True,
Height
43 20
01 09 39
14 07:47 6 9
Mr. T. W. Gubb, Deputy Secr 9104 5 5 14 15 20tary of the Shanghal Municipal 083 69 OL 56 35Counell, 1 reported to have ten- 212786 1444 Odered his resignation to the Coun- 091467 02:37
3'1.
ell to join the British forces at 21 495 9: 15 15 120
the 0949 6 6 03 18 9. home He has been with
981181
16 44 21 Council for the past five years and
.1074 0.4 03 65 20 in 1938, during the absence on 22 27
1814
4 leave of Mr. G. Godfrey Phillips
Mon. 18
Sunrise tomorrow, 6.09 a.m.
4 pm, Sept. 11. Barometer, (at sea level), 29.74 Ins.
Tuss. 17
Wed, 18
Maximum temperatura. Minimum température, 70 T. Rainfall a
T
Temperature, 82 F.
Humidity, 84 per cent. Wind Direction, ESE Wind Force (Beaufort),
Com-
was arting Secretary and mianoner-General. Mr. Gubb is a
native of South Africa and is 33 He was educated in England
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1940.
From HADES!
With a cargo of Devils and Devilettes and. 50 tons of magic and mystery I
THE MIGHTY
CHANG
with his company of American artists in the $50,000 New York stage success.
"A TRIP TO HADES"
28 Breath taking scenes 24 hours glorious stage entertainment.
featuring Joanna Claire,.
Beth Claire and Nella Ash
Plus!
Ghosts and Shooks!
The MYSTIC, MAGICAL REVUE
that has thrilled the entire world.
AT
THE
·GRAND OPENING
QUEEN'S
NEXT TUESDAY AT 930 P.M. PRICES: $440, $3.30, 82.20, $1.10.
"SPECIAL SALE
AT LOW PRICES
New Laid Leghorn Eggs
FROM THE
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