THE VOLUNTEERS
ORI'S ORDERS FOR THE
COMING WEEK
ongkong Volunteer Defence Corps ers by Lieut-Cole H, B. L. Dow in, 0.8., Commandant, liong
Volunteer Defence Corps.
Friday, July 27, 1984. 1. Parade.
) Corps Engineers-Parade at ature Range at 6.30 pm, on Mon- July 30, 1034. Thursday, August 34-D. L. Training at Belcher's
nt
Corps Machine Gun Battalion. Armoured Car & Motor Cycle Ion Car Section-Parado
quarters on Monday, July 30, at 6.30 p.m. for Machine Gun uetion. Dress: Mufti, Cycle Sec- Samo as for Car Section-Re-
only. No. B (Anzac) Company Be at the Miniature Rango at .m, on Thursday, August 2, 1934 the Empire Test will he fired. 2. Appointments-Ofcer
ul. C. de S. Robertson, M.M., în hed to Headquarters, Machine Battalion, for 'Q' dutles, with from August 1, 1984. 2/Licut. Way will onlciato in Command (Anzac) Company, with effect August 1, 1934.
3. Volunteer Air Arm,
DR. MORRISON.
CENTENARY
CELEBRATIONS
'NEXT WEEK
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
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QUOTATIONS
the
A meeting of the Executive Body: of the Morrison Centenary Celebra tion Committee was held in the Cathedral Hall on Thursday, Hon.| The following quotations on Sir William Shenton being in the London Stock Exchange have been chair.
tecelves by Mesars, Swas, Culbertson The Hov. H. W. Baines, represent-and Fritz in conjunction with Router. ing the Dean, said that the religioua
Chinese Bonds. Sub-Committee hail arranged for a
July 26. July 27. united service of all the Protestant Churches in the Colony to be held 45 Bonds 1808
£101 (Eng. Ins.)... £101% at 4 pm on Sunday. August 5, nt the Volunteer Headquarters. There 47 Loan 1903. £ 124
and the Loan 1912. £ 72 is to be a massed choir, band of the South Wales Borderers 6% Reorg. Loan
1913 (Lin, Iss.) £ 93% will provide the hymn accompant- ments. Should the weather he un- 6% Bonis 1925-47 £ 99% favourable the service will be held 5% Shal-Nanking
£ 671% in tho Cathedral,
£ 20
£ 02 £ 72
£ 93% £ 00.
£ 67%
£ 34
5c Tient.-Pukow The addresson will be given by the Riy...... £ 34 Bishop and by the Rov. Wong 0162 Tient-PuRow tong, and in order to insure that the Railway (Sup).
Loun)...
£ 20 congregation will hear clearly, am- plifiers will be installed at various 55% S'hal-fl'chow-
Ningpo Rly.... £ 99% £ 9014 points on the ground.
onan Rly.. £ 30 £ 30 lukuang Rly. 1911........
£ 394 £ 3014 Lung Tsing U. Hal y. 1913.. £ 17% £ 171
Foreign Donds and Banke.
(ierinan 75% Int.
Loun 1924
On August 1 the Bishop accom-5
consider- panied, it is hoped, by
able number of others from long- kong, will proceed to Macao, where ho will be Jolued by the Consul- General of Canton, Mr. H. Phillips
L. M. Roza-Pereira has obtain-C.M.d. Wreaths from various repre-
'A' Licence and is transferred Reserve (A Licence Pilots) on
ai grounds (oyesight). To re- an active member of the Por o Company.
4.* Niles and Bayanets.
undermentioned N.C.O.'s anal- lil return their Rider and ols to the Corps Armoury Shop ca for the Armourer's Annual tion.
1st Battery, No. 90-Gnr. T. Meld, No. 241-Gnr. J. B. Gar-
Engineers No. 234-Sp. J.
rvis.
Signnls No. 186-Sgn, F. K. No. 853-Sen. Y. J. Kann.
2
(Scottish) Company No. 134
C. I. Logan, No. 413-Piper bot, No. 108 Drm. F. C. An- No. 336-L/Cpl. A. D. Wyllie.
1. Company (M.G.) No. 246
H. Owen, No. 611-L/Cpl. r. fo, No. 390-CQMS. C.-E.
3 (Anzac) Company No. 105
Melanen. No. 283C.Q.M.S... Dudley, No. 425-Pte. F. J.
s Infantry (Portugueso) No.
. J. M. Silvo, No. 69-Pte. V.
da, No. 122--L/Cpl. L. G. Silvn.
G. Leave
ain A. II. l'otts granted one
leave as from 19.7.34
to
E. G. Stewart granted one lenvo an from 21.7.34 to 528-L/Sergt. A. C. Beck, No: on, No. 1 Coy. granted 12 from 26.7.31 to Junto as
Aontative bodies will be deposited on Marelson's grave, after the Bishop has conducted a memorial service in the chapel, which has recently been put into due order under the direc-: tion of Mr. Gellion of Macas,
Japan 5% Sterling
6644
65%
£ 74
£ 853,
£134
Lonn 1907... £ 74 Japan 65% Sterling
Loan 1924... £ 8014 I.K. & Shot Bk.
(Ian. Regd) £135 For the convenience of Hongkong Chartd. Bk. $5 b. £ 18 residente, the Steamboat Company has kindly arranged that the Chuen | Chow, which leaves Hongkong at 8 am. for Macno, will make the re- tarn journey at 4 p.m. from Macno instead of 3 p.m., the usual time.
Rotary Address.
£ 16
Industrials and Breweries.
Associated Elec.
Industries Brit.-Amer. Tol (Bearer) ........ Chinese Eng, and
Min (Bearer) .. Prof. L. Forater presented the re-Talo and Lyle port of the Education sub-Committee, Courtaulds which had undertaken to be respon- Distlers
the Cele Dunlop. Rubber.. sible for certain aspects brations. lle said that arrangementa Everrendy 5/- sl. Elec. hal been made for the Rev. E. L.General Allen to address the Rotary Club on
(England) be impl, Chem Ind."
July 31 the subject being "Dr. Mor- Boits
This address would rison." broadenst and published in the or impl. Chan Ind.
Def. 10/ sh. dinary way. On August 1 at 0.15 pm. Dr. Allen would ngain broad-Impl. Tobacco
Woolworth cast an address on some phases of Dr. Morrison's life and what we own interrat.
to him.
Commencing on Tuesday, July 31,1
a display of books. used and produc- Turner & Nowall
ed by Dr. Morrison would be shown Unilever
in the shop window of Kelly &
Walsh, Chater Rond. A more detail-
end account of these exhibits will be Anglo-Dutch given Inter.
It is proposed to hold an eBay competition In the schools in Octo her, when prizes will be offered for the best work. The subject will na- turally be on
aspect of Dr. Morrison'a life; which the candidate
some
Pheifte itly, $25 sh Chartd, 157- sh
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no par val. 23% $234. Pinchin Johnson
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Miscellaneove.
2476 24/-
Burma Corpn. its. Canadian
12/12/6
$ 120% $ 12%
21/-
21/-
2379
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Pto. J. J. de Figueiredo. No. Loon, 2.1.7.64.
will be expected to study beforehand. Trupea Mines .... The prizea will be awarded nt aangbangte
Estates special meeting of the schools inter-
10/9
9/9
. S. M. WILKINSON, Captain, Adjutant, II.K.V.D. Corp.
ested, in a suitable rentre, when an London Tin 10/- address will be given on Dr. Morri
ak.
30/-
11/10
£/9 33/14 the Ruler Trusts ..
32/9 54/- S'hai Elec, Constr. Van Ryn Deep 637114 02/6 Electric Muricul
Industries
20/0 25/-
30/0
12/3
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Anglo-Persins Oil 40/-
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Trans Trad. (Bearer) Geldenhuis Crown Mines
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45/- 457. #27/6 27/0 24270 242/6
20/7
6. Strength.
kon. and tableux or dramatised Pekin Synd. 21- After Ordera.
episodes from Morrison's life will bej ord. sh. Machine Battalion Troop performerl by pupils from will be no
parade July 31, 1934. Swimming Sports will be held Victoria Recreation Club
On
next
on
y, July 28, 1034, beginning at
DREDS IN H.K.
ICE ACTIVITY KEEPS MUNISTS IN CHECK unlam, as a result of Police has been reduced to a state ivity in Hongkong, according nnual Report of the Inspector
of Pollce for 1033. ing extensive raids in the
ychools.
Mr. Pearce, Chairman of the Finance sub-Committer, stated that. an appeal would be launched in order to get minney to help in the rebuilding of the Nethersole Hos- pital. Dr. Morrison had taken a skort medical course in London be Burina Oil fare coming East in order to fit Southern Railway himself more effectually for his work
in China, and he had also establisir Royal Dutch 10
clinic in Maeno, On the nature
ru П
of the response to the appeal, would Shell depend the character of the memorin? that would, mark the Centenary of his death.
The fund would be kept open tilli the end of the year.
All these reports were received
during the latter part of 1032, and the proposals put forward by
Communist Party was rend-
tho various sub-committees
ent. However, in the early adopted.
the year, an effort was made ranise the Party but this ut
as short lived owing to the of certain members of the
Committee."
the remainder of the year re no indications of any, re.
of communist activity on u ale In the Colony, although
bf communists were made he to time.
no occasion
inflammatory
s were distributed in an in-
WATER LEVELS.
FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS
were
EXCHANGE RATES
Paris. tieneva. Berlin.. Helsingfors.
Usla..
The River Conservancy Commission Vienna. for Kwangtung Province notifies that Peague... the height of water in English feet) Bucharest
July 26, .76.15/32
18.15!
July 27, 76.15/02 15.10 13.09
13.11
2204
222474
19.90%
Athens.
Shanghai..
New York. Amsterdam
July 26 July 27 Brussels. West River at Shiuhing 23,8 T2.R North River at Tsing-
yuen North River at Sumshui 15.1 East River at Sheklung - 4.5
9.1
9.7 1.4.2
5.5
Hongkong.
Stockholm.. Copenhagen Lisbon Bombay Yokohama Itio
525 Milau..
.68% Buenos Aires. .164
1/43/6 .5.0341 .7.15 .47 .12134 .605
$0.29/32 1/6%
19.9014 620 58.20/82 9816
1.5-5
centre, but there were 10 in the West, North and East Rivers Madrid.
t demonstrations, and no
serious labour troubles due unist agitation occurred,
PS FOR CHINA.
OF FOUR LAUNCHED OM BRITISH YARD
Nowcastle, July 27.
Quo Tal-chi, wife of
is as follows:
143043 42.39% 11816 .1/6.1/10
12x .414 Montevideo .38% • Belgrade..
SATURDAY,
JULY 28, 1934.
FORD V-8 TRUCK FOR 1934
FULL-FLOATING REAR AXLE
MANY OTHER NEW FEATURES
New Ford V-8 trucks and com- niercial ears, powered with the 80 horse power Ford V-8 engines, are now on display at the local Ford dealer's showrooms.
New full-floating rear axle, im- provements in the special type V-8 truck engine and newly designed front end are among the features of the 1934 Ford V-8 truck. Itear springs are of the double-shackled semi-elliptic type. Every part in full truck elze. A wide range of body types is provided to meet practically every variety of com- mercial hauling requirements.
E RADIO BROADCAST
VIOLIN RECITAL FROM
THE STUDIO
DANCE MUSIC TO-NIGHT.
Week-and broadcast by ZBW on a wavelength of 355 metres:
î
12.16 p.m. European Programme. pan." Local Time and Weather Report.
1.03 p.m. Recorded Muste. 1.30
pm. Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Press News, etc.
12:16 p.m.. Cloro Down.
4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. · 7-11.30 p.m. European Programme. 7 p.m. London and New York Stock and Commodity Quotations.
-7.05-7.42 p.m. A Concert. Pianoforte Solo-(a) Flirtations in a Chinese Garden, (b) Rush hour in Hongkong (Chains),
Planoforio Solo-Impromptu in A
Flat (Chopin).
(Lieurance).
Air (Arne).
Benue Moiseivitch.
Mavis Bennett (Soprano). 'Cello Solo-Melodia (Tschaikowsky,
Op. 43, No. 3). 'Cello Solo Humoreske (Dvorak.
Op. 101, No. 7).
The 80 horae power engine has heavy-duty bearing inserts, the new high end bronze bearings as used in racing cars and airplano | Song-By the Waters of Minnetonka engines for the connecting rods, and Inserts of a wear-resisting al-Song-The Lass with the Delicate loy steel are used in the exhaust valve seats, New truck-type cylinder heads with newly-designed combustion chambers, combined with the new dual carburetion give. more power with decreased com- preasion. Water jackets, which extend to, the bottom of the cylinders and along the crankense walla, not only cool the engine but maintain proper oil temperature. The new heavy-duty crankshaft is of a cast alloy steel developed by Ford to withstand arduous vice.
ser-
OTHER FEATURES,
Other features are a large size clutch and transmission and heavy driving gears, which together with the torque tube and radius drive permit utilisation of the engine's full power without undue atrain on the driving mechanism or chassis. The transmission provides our speeds forward, which furnish the wide range of power required for ail phases of truck operation.
Unusually large baking areas and specially designed drums of the mechanical braking system provide | maximum braking safety.
Increased strength
been built into the entire rear and design of the full-floating rear axle. The axle housings now carry the full load, as well as all stresses and side thrusts, leaving the axle shafis free to perform their single primary function of driving the wheels. These shafts.
be can readily removed for
servicing without out jacking up the truck.
has
BIG OUTPUT PER GALLON.
The sturdy pinion drive is straddle mountert and has wider and stronger teeth, as has also the ring gear. Both pinion shaft and bearings are positively, lubricated.
The new Ford V-8 truck is com pact and ensily serviced. It is more economical in operation, de- livering a greater power output per gallon of fuel than any other Ford engine ever built,
HOW HENRY COTTON THE MAGICIAN WON
(Continued from Page 8.)
put the whole issue out of doubt, At the long 13th Colton play- ed a memorable pitch and run, four feet past the pin, and holes his putt for four, and the crowd, for the first time for many agonising holes, let itself go with a roar that must have shaken the windows of the Prince's Clubhouse.
He reached the green at Suez, TAM was seven feet short with his ap- 6.03%
7.16 pronch puit, bat holed the next 27 without n tremor and, in the 121% twinkling of an iron in the sun, 506 the whole situation was changed. There was a grand second to the Afteenth, four feet from the fing, 21.48 which carned him a 4. After a 19.384
gid 13 at the 16th, a 4 at the 17th, and 22.39
Tigla final misadventure in a banker 1/6.1/16 to the right of the 18th green, X72% came a real Colton recovery four 1 feet past tho hole. He missed the 39% return putt, but got a 5, and was 221immediately caught up by the 4.908 20.1/10 swirling cheering crowd.
Brews, the likeable South 20.3/16 104.5/10 African, tore across the green to -British Wireless.
altake hands with his conqueror, and Colton WOB carried off shoulder-high. · Handshakers, back-thumpers, autograph hunters, photographers, all shoving, einp ping and rouring! A Briton had It is notified that the name of won the championship for the first the Ilol Fook Shipping Co., Ltd., has time since 1923, when Havers was been struck off the Itegister.
successful. Cotton has had a week of records-ht# 79 to-day la
There will be a Dinner Dance at Montreal.
.4.06
.20
the Repulse Bay Hotel to-day and a Silver (spot) Ten Dance to-morrow at 1.30 p.m. Silver (forward).20. The Antedonians Band will be in at War Loan.......104.3/10
eso Minister at the Court | tendance on both occasions.
mes, officiated to-day at
thing of the Hai Yuan,
of four vessels built for.
wo of them on the Tyno
on the Clyde. They are
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF
JOY IS THE BEST OF WINE ~ for by the Nanking George Eliot,
ent.
acch the Chineso Minister It is notified that Dr. J. M. Gray this achievement of Chi-resumed duty as Acting Medical d British co-operation. | Officer of Health on 16th July.
8 gratified, ho said, and
Mess,
Two cases of typhoid and one case of meningitis were reported to the the highest last round ever to win local health authorities on Thursday, the title.
for the now ships was The Prison branch of the M. C. L. ork to a British industry is holding a whist drive on Thursday suffering most from next, at 3 p.m., at the Prizon Officers' mont.
Yuan will leave for
Dr. E. L. Allou, M., Ph.D., will September, and will be address Rotarians at their usual Members of Che Craigengewer by the other three ships weekly tiffin at the Hongkong Hotel Cricket Club are asked to note that o coming Autumn-Roit-on Tuesday. The subject will be the fortnightly whist drive will be
"Dr. Morrison."
hold on August 4, and not to-day.
The Government is inviting lenders A bankruptcy notification states for an addition to the garage for the that a third and final dividend of at Arbuthnot $7.43 per cent. lms beet declared in Prison Department Road.
the case of the Fook Leo firm, whilst in the enso of the Fei Lun Steamship Co., Ltd., in voluntary liquidation, a first dividend or retura of capital at the rate of $50 per aharo lins been declared.
Gasper Cassado.
Song A Fairy Story by the Fire
(Mérikanto).
Song-Now Sleeps the Crimson Fotal
(Quilter).
John McCormack (Tenor), Violin Solo-Valse Bluette (Drigo). Violin Solo-Estrelita (Ponco).
Jascha Heifetz. 7.42-8 p.m. Debroy Somers Band. Fanfare Selection. It's a Lovely War (nrr. Debroy
Somers).
8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.
8.03-8.30 p.m. Variety.
Vocal Duet-Fancy Our Meeting.. Vocal Duct-Now that I've Found
You.
Jack Buchanan and Elsie Randolph. Piano Duct-Footlight Parado-
Selectión.
Piano Duet The Way to Love
Selection.
Carroll Gibbons and John W, Green, Voenl-Musketeers Melodics (No. 1). The Four Musketeers. Instrumental-Underneath the Blue
Hawalian Skies. Instrumental-Sweet Hawaiian
Dream Girl.
The Hawnllan Marimba Players. 8.30-9 p.m. Orchestral Polonaise No. 2 (Liazi).
Berlin State Opern Orchestra con- ducted by Dr. Leo Blech. Homage-March (Wagner).
Sir Dan Godfrey Conducting the Symphony Orchestra. Carneval Overture (Dvorak) (Op. 92)
Chicago Symphony Orchestra cnt-
ducted by Frederick Stock Crissima (Elgar).
con-
Saint D'Amour (Liebesgrunn) (Elgar)
New Symphony Orchestra
ducted by Sir Edward Elgar, 9-11.30 p.m.
A Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Hotel Grill Room (by courtesy of the Dance Orchestra from the Hongkong Manngament).
9.30 p.m...
Reuter Press Bulletins, LondonTM 1 pm, Stock and Commodity Quotations,
10.30 p.m.
Reular Prons Bulletins, Rugby Mid. day Press News, Further London Stock and Commodity Quotations. followed by New York Opening Quo tations.
11.30 p.m. Close Down.
SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME. 01-10 pm. A Relay of the_Mij- Lary Parade Service from St. John's Cathedral.
Order of Service. Voluntary Leit motif (Bucalossi). Hymn-Praise the Lord."
Prayers,
Venite. Benedictus. Creed.
Prayers.
Hymn "Thy Kingdom Come." AddressTho Greatest Teat Match" by the Rev. J. N. Lewis Bryan, n. 8.OF., CLE diers."
Hymn "Onward Christian Sol-
National Anthem. Benediction,
Voluntary Chorale in (Bach).
D Flat
10 am. Close DowIL 11-12.15 p.m. A Relay of the Morn
ing Service from St. John's Cathedral. 12.16-2.30 p.m. European Recorded Programmie
1 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.
2.30 p.m. Close Down 7-7.30 p.m. Dance Music. Fox Trot-Sweet Madness, Fox Trot-3o for you Forever, Fox Trot-You'ra, · Gonna your Gal.
1000
Fox Trot-Oceans of Time, Fox Trot-In other Words we're Through,
Fox Trot-This Little Piggle went to market.
Fox Trot-Madame will you walk.
(Continued on Page 5.)
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