SALE
TO-DAY to October,
MAYEZ
37
OPEENS ROAD J
D.
C.
0.
NEW
VOIGTLANDER REFLEX "BRILLIANT” $23.00 each.
Old Matured
SCOTCH
WHISKY
GR
NS
IN 1 VAT
Full Strength SOFT "MELLOW"
Battled Guaranteed by
BY ACE
*
GRIERSON OLDHAM & CO., LTD., London, S.W.I. JUST INTRODUCED TO THIS MARKET.
BUY ONCE and you will buy it again an account of its quality and moderate price. Quotations on application.
Agents:-
EDWARD WHEEN & SONS, LTD.
5. Queen's Road Central:
Tel, 20742.
Also obtainablo at all leading stores,
TO-MORROW
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1933.
4 SHOWS GAMY
„TAKE ANY TRAN OR HAPPY VALLEY BUB
ORIENTAL
THEATRE
SUNDAY MONDAY—TUESDAY.
THE
HIGH PEAK OF AIR CIRCUSES !
FLEMING ROAD
WANGHAI
TEL RATE
THE MIGHTIEST DRAMA THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN-
A PRODUCTION OF UNEQUALLED THRILLS. IT COST $4,900,000.
A MASTER MOTION PICTURE TOOK THREE YEARS TO MAKE IT.
THE ONLY AUTHENTIC PICTURE OF AERIAL WARFARE. EVER PRODÚCED,
NO OTHER PICTURE HAS 'EVER EQUALLED ITS DARING AND BREATH-TAKING MAGNITUDE.
HELLES
IT MAY SHOCK YOU
BUT YOU'LL NEVER FORGET IT! ROMANCE AMID TURMOIL.
Dozens of planes waging a battle of death in the skies; à monstrous zeppelin stealing through the clubs in the doad of night to bombard London, suddenly attacked by a host of onomy planer ! A thousand and one thrills, surprises, climaxes that make it the greatest of all motion picturas.
WANTED AT ONCE
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
will be very gratefully received by the HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY at its Room at the CITY HALL
on
MONDAYS & THURSDAYS from 10.30a.m. to 12.00 doon.
Send us your old clothes.
QUEEN'S
When WIFE and SWEETHEART
GOT TOGETHER
It was just
TOO BAD
for friend.
husband!
For Reservations
Phone 24636
The Tale of a Girl who thought she knew all
about love until her
sweetheart's wife lightened her.
en-
ANN HARDING
MYRNA LOY, ALICE BRADY
battle it out with
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
and FRANK MORGAN
in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's superb comedy drama
"WHEN LADIES MEET"
Metrotone News
WILD BABIES
"What a Life"
Boy Friends' Comedy.
Flip
・Frog
CORRESPONDENCE
Plenic for Blind,
Sir, The Committee respon- Bible for the organisation of the plenic for the Girls of the Blind Homo, Pokfulam, wish to thank all those who assisted in any way to make it tho happy event it was. Elghtoon motor cars, kindly lent by friends, loft the Home at 3 p.m., for Shek O via Tytam. On arriving at Island Bay some girls preferred to sit on the rocks and chatter, while the more ven- turesome ones wont paddling led by willing helpers. This was perhaps the happiest part of the plenie: their joy and laughter made one wish it were possible | to take them to the son more than
once in a year.
In the meantime our Chairman, with the help of two scouts whe dealing with tea-urns. It was only the premise of tea that cn- abled us to get the girls out of j the water;
Toa for our Blind Gucats fol- lowed by tea for helpers, and then the distribution of gifts of stock- ings, soap, towels, handkerchiefs and sweats, brought the picnic to a close. We drove back to the Blind Home where a supper of chicken was, provided.
***
Thanks are gratefully extended to those who so kindly donated money and to those who lent cars for the occasion, to Lt. Col. Robertson for providing cako and boiling water for tea, to Mrs. 1Kentes for sandwiches, Miss Buchwelt for apples, Messrs. W. R. Loxley & Co., for a case fof toilet soap, and to the Hong- kong Hotel for the loan of kettles.
Donations were received from the following:-Mrs. Rouse, D. Urquhart, K. C. Taang, H. A. Allen, Mr. Quist, E.J., Ludy Pollock, B. C. Randall, J.S.B., Maj. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, W. Allen, Friends in the Naval Yard, R. Baker, anonymous, M. & J. Booker, F.H.G., Mrs. Jefford, M.T.Y., Mme, Drouth, Directors of the Tung Wah Hospital, Mrs. Hooper, Miss Newsholme and the Rotary Club.
Motor cars were kindly lent by Ilon. E. D. C. Wolfe, Mrs. Richie, Miss Buckwell, Hon. R. II. Kole- wall; Capt. Valscy, Messrs. Jefford, Padgett, Kirk, Bitzer, Tom, Smith, Randall, Cressey, Low, Petrin. May, Strellet.
We are again indebted to Mr. B. C. Randall and the Flying Squad of the Police Reserve for escorting the party to Shek O and back.
D. BOOKER, Hon. Secretary.
N. V. HALWARD, Chairman..
PEIYAN PIRATED
SIX-KILLED IN-FIERCE-DECK-
BATTLE
Harbin, Oct. 20.
• Twelve bandits, disguised as pagsengers, porpetrated a terrible outrage on the steamer Poiyan yesterday while the vessel was "be- tween Fuchin and Kinmusze, 'on her way to Harbin.
..
Following the usual practice of China const pirates, they struck suddenly, but mot with resistance from the passengers and crow,
Three of the passengers and three of the. crew lay dead on the deck of the Peiyan before tho pirates Anally secured control. The captain was wounded in tho encounter.
Fourteen passengers, including Mr. Yamaguchi, an employeo of the Harbin-Japoneso Commercial Ex- hibition wore kidnapped.—Router.
EXCHANGE RATES
Paris.
Athona
Oct. 20. 82.11/82
Oct. 10.
80.31/02
Geneva.. Berlin.
10.36
13.10
16.03 13.49
Helsingfors. 22011⁄2
220%
Ople....
Billan Huenos Aires.
19.00 670 FR
19.00
01
43%
4358
Shanghai..
1/8%
1/3
4.01%
7.99
2815 .106%
23%
3716
540
542
1/6
.20.73%
10.40 105
23.10 19.40 107
New York. Amsterdam. Vienna...
Pragub.. Madrid. Bucharest Hongkong Brussola Stockholm Lisbon Bombay
kohama
Montevideo
Montreal.
1007
1/0.9/64 1/0.3/04
1/2.11/82 1/27/10
86%
4.00%
Oliver (not) 18
Bliver (forward).18.1/16
4.00
19
18%
War Loan. 1019/18 101.9/10
p=British Wiralzus. »
Meet me at
the
Majestic
To-night is Gala Nite.
Whiteaways
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NEW
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·
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$17.50
to.
$24.50
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FANCY LEATHER
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$1.50 Each.
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