THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, APRIL
13, 1934.
LOCAL ESTATES PROVED
MR. E. STONE, AND MR.
C.P.F. JAMES
A.D.C. SUCCESS
Is All Well
EXCELLENT SHOW With Cricket
REPEATED
At University?
(Continued from Page 8.)
I
BOWLS LEAGUE
OPENING
FIXTURES
FOR SEASON
TO START SOON
The local lawn bowls kagued will
RADIO BROADCAST
TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.
start on the last Saturday in April. RECORDED VARIETY FETURE
Fixtures have been drawn up by
A large, audience attended the Edward Stone, General passon- second presentation of St. John Ker agent, of the Canadian Pacific Irvine's "The First Mrs. Fraser" Steamship Co., Ltd,, died on March at the China Flect Club Theatre 23, 1934, leaving 80,000 local estate. Just night when the Hongkong Probate of the will and codicila Amateur Dramatic Club worthily ground. Their team is much as
expected savo that A. H. Mader- has been granted to the widow, uphold its reputation.
The author has created who I think helped to select the Mrs. Eliza Stone.
tions, but owing to shortage of amusing, piot woven sides, has not put himself in, nor the committeo in charge of competi Local estate valued at $4,400 was delightfully left
spaco it is impossible to reproduce Charles Patrick FitzGerald around characters which must be does Minu find a place. by
Writing from memory the side the entire list of matches. The Jamce, of 5. Minden Villas, Kow-impersonated flawlessly, and it loon, shipping agent, who died on says much for the cast that this
impressively is Capt. P. V. Williama, C. Cgaines for the first four weeks' aro January 18, 1934, at San Francisco, und
Garthwaite, . E. Richardson, L. given below: Probate of the will has been grant-achieved.
There is not a weak charac- Com. Stephenson F. D. Pereira, R. ed to the widow, Mr. Rosina Marshall McArthur James, of 3terisation in the whole interpreta-Lee. Rodrigues, C. C. Fincher, E. F. tion, and the frequent applause, Fincher, C. S. M. Elvin and Ismail Quarry Point, Quarry Bay.""
although at times interrupting the (the stumpor.)
has
been
卡
To Yuk-cho, Hankow, died ou August 24, 1934, leaving local continuity of the play, indicated. It is a pretty useful side for Craigengower.
$22,300. the fact that the A.D.C. has added Teddy Fincher to captain but It Kowloon B.G.C. v. Catato AWorn under Letters of administration have another success to its long list. been granted to To Fung-shi, con- The play is being repented to-would be the better for the in- cubine, of 3, Lan Fut Street, Hangalght and to-morrow night, kong.
seats.
and
excellent on Sunday Inst and alao,
FOR THIS EVENING
From Z.D.W. on a wavelength of 365 metres:
4.30-7.30 p.m. Chinese Recorded Programme.
7.30-10.30 p.m. European gramme.
7.30 D.m. Closing Local Stock Quotations, ele.
Pro
8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.
7.33-8.15 p.m. From the Stadio. Selections by Miss Loin Stickley (Piano) and Miss Ruby Waldon (Violin).
Programine.
1.. Selection The Dubarry.
2.
Plano Solo-Corongch.
3. Violin Solo "Czardas" and
"Ave Maria" (Gounod).
APRIL 28. First Division.
Civil Servico
Kowloon C.C., Cralgengover
"B"
Pollos
Second Division.
V. Cralgengower
-6.
V.
Kowloon B.G.C,
V.
Indian R.C.
0.
Club de Recreio Ilongkong
Heart" (Saint-Saens).
7.
Piano Solo-Two Preludes
(Chopin).
Electric
容。 Football Club
8.
Fox Trot-Thanks.
0. Fox Trot-Fiesta.
MAY 5.
First Division.
clusion of another bowler. This Kowloon Docks y. those who have not seen it, should might well have been done by let- Local estate valued at $13,400 make a special point of securing ting Peter Williams keep-he was Club do Recreio v. was left by Chan Kwo-ching, of 29 Morrison Hill Road; who died on December 6, 1933. Probate of the will his been granted to Chan Sam-u, and Chan Chung-pat, of the sume address, and Chan Chik-san, of 209, Queen's Road Central.
Former manager of the Yoko- Hannosuke kama Specie Bank. Mori, of 8, Bowen Road, Hongkong. died on February 24, 1934, leaving $2.300. local estate valued at Lettern of administration have been granted to Hoyo Mackawa, banker, for the use and benefit of Hamaho Mori, widow.
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
1
I have, on Monday in Gunners-E. Lancs, match-and putting in F.Civil Service Kowloon C.C. Baker of the Civil Service.
Yacht Club". Police Hongkong
However it's fixed now I suppose. I understand that so far A. W. Hayward, H. Owen Hughes, E. J. R. Mitchell, A. G. Beck, T, A. LOSS REPORTED FOR Pearce, Ricketts, Harley, Dunkley and Kilbee have accepted. T. E. LAST YEAR
Pearce and Redmond however are The annual report of the Hongkong anable to play, nor can Melanes Kowloon Docks .
Coturn out so I rather think the Club Construction
for the will be on the weak side in bowling. Engineering and
It should be a very good game Ltd, states that the loss year, after charging $10,057.60 fori depreciation and providing for Diree) ters and Auditors' fees, amounts to but I expect a draw.
deducted amount, $17,351.20. The
RADIO PHONES ON from the balance of profit brought
VESSELS
GROWING POPULARITY
REPORTED
forward from last account, $88,965.11 leaves a total of $71,600.85, which t be carried ix recommended should forward to the credit of next year'a necount.
Directors.-Sir Robert Ho Tung.. K., and Sir Elly Kadoorie, K.B.E. retire by rotation, and, being eligible offer themselves for re-election.
Auditors.-The accounts for the London, April 12. year have heres audited by Mesara, Matthews, Bingham and
At the annual meeting of Mar- Lowe.
TU
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conl'a International Marine Com-Chartered Accountants, who, heing pany to-day, the Chairman referred eligible, offer themselves for to the rapid progress made in election. equipping ships with wireless tele-
phony.
The Company, he said, continued to co-operate with the Goneral Post Office in developing a wireless tele- phone communications network.
Paris..
For home time past it had been Geneva.
•ponsible with small-powered wire- Berlin. jess telephone installations
Helsingfors.
OD Onl craft at sea some distance from Athens land to communicate direct with Mine.. telephone subscribers on shore, Buenos Aires while it was common knowledge Shanghai. that from large ocean-going vessels New York. perfect conversations could take Amsterdam.
Viruna. place over thousands of miles be- Prague. tween passengers and subscribers Madrid on ghoro.
EXCHANGE RATES
Apr. 11.
78.739
150X
.13.00
Apr. 12. 78.9/32 16.9-192 13.08
22614
220%
19.00
10,00
538
637
.80%
40%
301%
361⁄2
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1/4
5.10%
5,10%
.7.03
1.02
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28
124
124
374
37.13/16
Bucharest
517
51954
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1/8
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20.07)
.19,40
Montevideo
Belgrade
Montreal
22,30% 110 1/0.3/32 4%
1/2.5/32 .37% 225 .5.1.45 .20%
1940 22.3014 110 1/6.1/20
1/2.5/82) 37.11/16 226
5.15 20.3/16
20 .104.5/16 104,5/18: -British Wireless.
The Chairman also referred to Hongkong the increasing popularity of the Brussels.. Marconi sounding device, whereby Stockholm
Copenhagen merely by pressing a button anyone Lixion could ascertain instantaneously, Bombay -and without loss of time or speed, tin
the depth of water under the Yokohama
· vessel, British Wirclean.
· BANDITS_THREATEN TSINGTAO
Liu Kwei-tang
Through Cordon
(Special to "Telegraph")
Tsingtao, Apr. 13.
The foeni authorities are alarm-
SOver (apot).. Silver (forward). 20% War Lunn.
MCATMANIPURMURATIES
"TELEGRAPH" ART SUPPLEMENT
To-marrow's Picture Features
Lo-
A varied selection of Dux- trutionis will appear in morrow's issue of the Teir- graph Pictorial Supplement. including some showing the progress on the Shing Mun Dam waterworks scheme..
Weddings illustrated will in- clude those of Mr. W. W. Molyneux and Miss Christina Miller, and Mr. David Y. T. Wang and Miss Dorcas P, Y. Bwing.
Events covered will include. the opening of the new Sikh of Temple, the presentation
prizes in connection with the Ping Pong League, dinner, by Chinese staff of Government
Radio Department to Mr. Ng Wai-lam, and the cricket match between the Bank and Dodwell's.
teams representing
A photograph of the Living Buddha, now in South China. will also appear.
Craigengewer
BAR
Club de Recrelo
Kowloon B.G.C.
Second Division,
Civil Service Taikoo R.C. Craigengower
"B"
V
V
v. Polico
Craigengower Club de Recreio v. Kowloon B.G.C. v.
v.
Indian R.C. Civil Service Hongkong
Police
Kowloon C.C.
" V.
Electria Yacht Club
Football Club
Hongkong
MAY 12.
First Division.
Craigengewer
V Kowloon C.C.
Civil Service v. Craigengower Club de Recreio v. Kowloon B.G.C. Police
Talkbo
Second Division,
V
Kowloon C.C. v. Craigongower Givil Service Yacht Club
Club de Recreio
V
Kowloon B.G.C. v. Hongkong
Electric
v. Police
Indian R.C.
Y.
Hongkong
Football Club
MAY 19.
First Division.
Craigengover Craigengower
V.
Kowloon B.G.C. v. Kowloon Decks Kowloon C.C.
Police Club do Recreio
พ.
V. Taikos
Second Division.
4%EMBEREKENENOTONALNtYacht Club
CHAMPIONS' CRICKET ·
ELEVEN
RUSSIA AND THE LEASUE
Continued from Page 6.)
Indian R.C. Police Hongkong
Electric
Civil Service
v. Cralgengower v. Kowloon R.G.C.
Kowloon --C.C.--
Club de Recreio Hongkong
Football Club
4. Waltz Mary Rose.
Selection--lorris Dance
(German).
Song "Softly Awakes My
8.15-9 p.m. Recorded Variety Pro- gramme.
Selection-Ball at the Savoy,
Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra, Vocal Duct I'll See You Again
("Bitter Sweet").
Vocal Duct-Dear Little Cafe
("Bitter Sweet").
Peggy Wood and George Meturn. Orchestral-Jerome Kern-Medley. Orchestral George Gershwin-
Medley,
Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy
Hotel Orpheons.
Song Si Petite.
lie. Lucienne Boyer,
Fox Trot-Here You Come With Love. Fox Trot-Don't Blame Mo.
Leo Reisman and His Orchestra.. Selection-Song of the Flame. Selection-The Cuckoos.
Van Phillips and His Concert
Song it's only a Paper Moon. Sang This is Romance.
Bond.
Conrad Thibault (Baritone). 9.9.45 p.m. From the Bludio. A 12th Recital of Gramophone re- cords by Mr. C. B. R. Sargent. 9.45-10.27 pm. Orchestral. The Seasons Ballet (Glazounov),
Alexandro Glazounov and
Orchestra, Pomp and Circumstanco March,
No. 5 in O Minor (Elgar). Pomp and Circumstanco March,
No. 4 in G (Elgar).
London Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Sir Edward Elgar. Suite in G (Bach, arr. Goossens).. London Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Eugene Goossens, 10.27 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press News.
10.35 pm. Close Down.
RAILWAY FARES
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS ON MAY 1.
Substantial" reducation-in-railway fares between Kowloon and Canton will became effective as from May 1, according to information supplied by the railway authorities yesterday.
The first class faro between the two cities will be $8.50, Hongkong bo reduced from $3.10 to $2.60.
organisation in the event of suc-TOURNAMENT HOCKEY.currency, while second class fares will
bye
Russia, of course, might troublesome, but was not Germany Navy. And Club Meeting At always troublesome? No one ser lously complained of that,
Has not Japan been trouble-) some? Russia has nothing to ask
Indian Juniors Against for comparable with the insistent
Rest Of League
King's Park To-day.
demands of Germany and Japan. ARMY TEAM FOR MONDAY they will run on every day of
jor even of Italy.
it is better to have trouble thani
The two express trains, which leave at mid-day on Saturdays and Sundays, will be discontinued on and after the aanse date. The reduced service will romain effective during the summer months. When mid-day expresses are re-introduced in October, however, the week, instead of Saturdays and The fourth match in annual Tri- Sundays, is at present. The following eleven will repre
introduction in Octobor of the Indian Recreation Club, decay. Not the most blue-eyed angular hockey tournament is to be ed by a report that the irregular sent
Ground at King's Park, between the troops under Lin Kwei-tang have champions in the Second Division of optimist can hope to see the world played this afternoon on the Navy this count in culori. of the League, against the Rest of the free from worries for many long Navy and the Hongkong Hockey Club, ties have decides to speed up the morning and evening trains, to enable broken through the cordon
It seems, therefore, Shantung Government troops at League to-morrow at Sookunpoo-years to come.
The Navy will field the following the through journey to be accom-
Stoker Holt: Lieut. Comdr. plished in under three hours. Luihaien and are heading toward K. Nazarin (Capt.), A. R. Abbas, common sense to enlist all possible
also A. It. Suffer, A. S. Sullad, A. R. forces to meet thom. Russia can team:
facilities are Additional
from Monday next Kitcholl, A. R, Markar, A. H. Bakar, Tsingtao.
be negligible, and why AL. Tidd and Surg, Lieut. Comdr.
en route to Fon- golfers The Tsingtao Municipal Govern. T. M. Barma, A. A. Rumjahn ever
Muspratt, Lfout. Comdr. J. A. Corria. to And M. P. should not her desire for peace be E. Phillips: Lieut, W. D. F. B. being given
Weekly M. ul Arculli
tickets, enabling ment are taking precautionary (nr.)
capitalised?
Il and Lieut. A. L. Jackson; Lieut.pg. measures in co-operation with the MOUNT.
T. K. W. Atkinson, Lieut. P. J. H. the travellers to travel on any day, marines.--Central News.
Bartlett. Llonit. E. N. V. Currey, will be issued at $14.50. Single tickets, Lieut. J. H. Eaden and Lieut. W. S. available in either direction, will bo Donald.
issued at $1,
AUSTRIAN DISPLAY
IN ENGLAND
FIRST EXHIBITION FOR 28 YEARS
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF
"TO LIVE REMAINS AN ART WHICH Sald to have been poisoned through EVERYONE MUST LEARN, AND wiicreating onlon tops, Wong Ah-ng,
Youmati, wan NO ONE CAN TEACH."-Havelock; married woman at
taken to the Kwong Wah Hospital Ellia.
yesterday.
rock.
J.
The Club team will be as follows: C. L. Gregory: A. A, Dand and 3
One ca.50 cach of small-pox, Rodger; W. A. Rood, H. J. D. Lowe diphtheria and meningitis were re and E. V. Reed; H. Owen Hughes, ported to the local health authorities J. L. Tetley. N. A. E. Mackay, J. E.
on Wednesday. Potter and J. W. Poto Kunt.
Kow,
ARMY AND NAVY.
On Monday next the Army will be return meeting the Navy in their match. the first having been drawn. The game is to be played on the Navy ground, and will commenco at 4,30 p.m.
J
A contractor's coolie, Leo A coolie was admitted to the Gov- ernment Civil Hospital yesterday with died at the Government Civil Hospital n crushed right hand caused by its yesterday from a fractured skull and London, April 12.
being caught under a rock whilst other injuries received in un accident The first Austrian exhibition in working with other building labour when a trolley collapsed and he was England for 28 years is being open-lems on the hillside at Pokfulnm. caught under the load of earth and ed in London on Monday by the Austrian Minister for Commerce, Answering a charge of dumping
"The Second Mrs. Tanqueray" i M. Stockinger.
rubbish in Wing On Street, near the
The following will play for the Un-Army: Fic Hollingsworth (Lin- The Austrian Government Na. Sincere Company premises, a marine shortly to be produced by the Canton
hawker told Mr. Macfadyen this Amateur Theatrical Society. tlonal Museums and Art Societies morning that ho emptied the rubbish fortunately, one member of the cast coins); Lieut. N. W. Metcalfe (Royal have loaned many artistic from a cardboard box which he want has been taken 1, but the Society Artillery) and Lieut. D. T. St. C.
L/C Yeomans Sound In Wind And Limb. treasures, including exhibits from ed: His Worship imposest n fine of has been able to secure the services Rossler (Lincoln); the famous Viennese tapestry $4 or four days hard labour, subject of Miss Elizabeth llock to fill the Lincolns), Nk. Dulla Singh (Punjab To be this you must avoid con-
Regiment) and L/Nk. Alit. Din (Pan- to medical examination of accused. collectionBritish Wireless,
Jab Regiment); A, N. Other. Bep, stipation, and to help you avoid it Blx months hard labour was in- Lam Chui, 42, unemployed, a native Our Canton correspondent writes:-Karter Singh (Punjab Regiment), W. there is nothing better than an posed by Mr. Macfadyen in the of Honan, was convicted and bound The old coolle of the Canton Masonic O. Senior. (A.E.C.), Aleut, C. C. occasional dose of Pinkettes, the ideal Wednesday Garthwaite (Royal Artillery) and little laxative pills which assist nature L/Nk. Lal Singh (Punjab Regiment) to dispel waste matter from the food
tract in a hornini way, Central Magistracy this morning on over by Air. Macfadyen in the Club, pasaul away
For athletes of every description as Chiu Kwan, aged 27,unemployed, who Contrai Police Court this morning on afternoon. Ite had for some
INTER-UNIT:COMPETITION, ': admitted stealing $35 from Wonra charge of theft of cut flowers from past beer ailing and in view of his
well as far those who do not partl Hin-young, an
Flower Gardon, loug, and faithful service had been elderly shopkeeper, the Kwong Wah
In the semi-final of the Inter-Unit cipate actively in sport, Plokottes are As the complainant was emerging Nathan Road. Defendant was on granted A nonalon by, the members
front
tha of the Club Ho had been employed
Competition, the Second invaluable as a health regulator. Got money-changer's shop in gaged to carry flowers Queen's Itoad Central, defendant garden to a shop, but offered them by the Club for over 80 years. He hockey snatched the money but
in- for sale to a stallholder in Possession was somewhat badly wounded by a Battalion East Lancashire Regiment a vial to-day and take two or three
2016 Detective-Sergeant Street. The flowers were worth over stray, bullet whilst standing outside beat the First Battalion South Wales of the pills to-night when you go to when Borderers on the Marina Ground, bed, you will be pleased to find how- stantly caught. Goodwin produced two previous con- $2, and as he was willing to accept the Masonic Club In
attempted Chatham Road on Wednesday by two fit you feel in the morning. Obtain
able from chemists everywhere. became General Luke Wing-ting victions for, theft, which dofondant 30
to take Canton City.
goals to one. admitted.
from
WOR
conta, the buyer
suspicious.
vacancy.
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