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MIS. LUCE, 58304, recommends her cook boy. Good cook northern apeaks English. Good appearance Also her amah; excellent wash amah, knits, sews, speaks English well.

FOR SALE.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP

COMPANY, LTD.

The Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders in the above Com- pany will be held in the Company's Onlees, P. & O. Building, 5th Floor, on Thursday, 11th April, 1940, at 11 am, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers together with n Statement of Accounts to the 31st December, 1939.

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from Monday 8th April, to Thursday, 11th, 1940, both days inclusive,

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO. General Managers. Hongkong, 2nd April, 1940,

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

Bringing Cargo from Marseilles via Saigon

Consignees are hereby informed HOUSE I 107 Boundary Street, Kowloon, with 14 rooms, modern that their goods with the exception. of Opium, Treasure and Valuables and kitchen, sanitation,

garage garden. Rent $283. Apply P. are being landed and stored into the Box 70.

APPEAL OF CANADA

· Holiday Attractions For All Times Of Year

The local office of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Co., has issued

describing very attractive leaflet

attractions throughout holiday Canada for all seasons of the year. I well as giving other general in- formation of interest to viuitors de- sirous of spending their holidays in that delightful country.

Gotowns of the Hongkong Kowloon and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

nd

All claims must be sent in to me on or before 15th April, 1940, or they will

not be

be recognized. Damaged Packages will be examin

the Company's Surveyor Messrs: Goddard and Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10 nm. on Wednesday, 10th April, 1940.

Consignees must have a Revenur Omeer in attendance wher dutiable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

any

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

R. ONLA Agent.

usual holiday

facilities normally available in various parts of Europe,

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

April 9, 1940.

A Look Through The “Telegraph”

50 YEARS ACO ·

April 0, 1000. A few weeks ago the Princess of Wales had a snakin jacket made for her lap-

cabled over halt the civilised world. It

RADIO-

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles)

Compositions of Grieg

And Tchaikowsky Radio Programmo Broadcast by dog in Paris, and the important fact was was not of any profound degree Z. B. W. on a Frequency of 845 .c'u of the most prominent furriers in New und B-11 pertence, but the result is anturing. One and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m.

The second. mediately on aveing the news in York made twelve jackets for dega ime paper, and they were all sold within two weeks.

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The Admiralty have determined to in⚫ troduce a new kind of saluting in the navy. Up to dato sailors have saluted there of Deers by raising their hals: In future they will bring the land up to the head

after the military fashion, only, with the side of the hand to the front instead of tha palin. The reason for the change la tiot obvious, it may be due either to a mero desire to abolish old customa. or to a fear that raising the liat may give the men a cold in the head.

The weather on the North Atlantic orean during January and February wal of the storiniest kind, but many vessels report that they used oil with good effect in preventing heavy seas trom boarding them. Oil is now nrcepted at a preven tor of disasters,

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p.m. on 9.52 mi.c's, per

(Piano)

8.50 The Don Cowacks Cliolr

Un- Conducted by Sergo Jaro.. accompanied.

9.03 Sergel Rachmaninoff at the

Piano. mary.

9.15 London Belay-News Sum-

0.30 Landon Relay-"Cards on the; Table."

*0.15 Delius "Hassan Serenada. 14.10 p.m. Short Service of Inter-i

-Viola Solo by Llanel, Tertia with cession.

12.30 Mozart-Concerts in E Flat George Heeves at the Piano,

0.40 Tchaikowsky-Aurora's Wed. Giescking Major-Winter

the State

Operating-Ballet Muste.-London Phil- conducted by harmonic Orchestra and Members

touse Orctiestru, Berlin,

and Etrem Kurtz. 1.00 Local Time Signal

10.15

Compositions of Grieg.- Weather Report.

1.03 Richard Tauber (Tenor), Lina Sonata in C Minor, Op. 45, Sergel (Piano) and Fritz Pacliuslit (soprano) and Light Syn- Rachmaninoff

Kreisler (Violin); Solveig's Song, phony Orchestra

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Elisabeth Schumann (Soprano) with Announce Orchestra: Holberg Suite, Op. 40, Weather Forecast anu

London String Orchestra cond, by ments.

Walter Gochar.

11.00 Close Down.

1.45 Latest Dance Musle. ́ ́ 2.15 Close Down

was found on an island off Paleganta, where he ind ved alone, having been

upwrecked in 1080,

A few weeks ago Marriano Rodriguez | storwith

The memorial stone of the um Church was nid yesterday. The Church

to be in It will be remembered, used Staunton Street, but the trustees took down and nold the site. The old material will be, used in re-crecting the edifice in Ita present situation, Kennedy Road. Dr. Chalmers

the ceremony.! performed

W. Jennings. Birknp Burdot, the Rev. and many members being present

25 YEARS AGO

April 9, 10S.

tions.

Whisky. Output To Be Cut

NO REDUCTION OF DEER

0.00 Light Spanish Programme- Bouquet of Spanish Songs, Sevillan Serenaders with Orchestra; Grannda Odeon; Spanish Suite, Orquesta

Conchita Supervia (Mezzo- Orchestra; Spanish Dance No. 3, New Light Symphony Orchestra cond, by Eugene Goossens; La Zingarella, Conchita Supervia with Orchestra;

In a written Parliamentary reply to (Mezzo-Soprano) Tango Mio, Sierra Chico-Argentine Dr. Littic, Mr. W. S. Morrison, Minis- Tungo, Juan Llossus and His Tango for of Food, states that, in view of Orchestra,

the limited supply of cereals avail- 0.30 Latest Dance Music.

able for animal feeding stuffs, the 7.00 Closing Local Stock Quota- Government have decided to make an Order restricting the output of whisky 7.03

Selections from Musical and other potable spirits for the cur- Comedy. I'll See You Again, Want-rent year to one-third of last year's The freks Bureau announces thint a Companionship of the Order of the Bauring You, Anne Ziegler and Webster production. The output of beer will. Captain Kelly. Booth with Orchestra; "On Yourbe permitied to continue at a level has been conferred on

Toes"--Selection, Carroll Gibbons not exceeding that of last year. H.N., for chasing the Goeben and the Breslau on August 6 and 7,

To minimize inconvenience to the The Corten, would have turned and and the Savoy Hotel Orphcans with

Jack Whiting; "Porgy and Bess" Bunk H.M.S. Gloucester, the ship con manded by Captain Kelly, at any time. Selection, Carroll Gibbons and the Industries concerned advisory com- fait apparently the was deterred by the Savoy Hotel Orpheans with Voca! by mittees representative of distillers, Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth; brewers, and maltsters are being set "Wild Violets"-Selection, Eugen up by the Ministry of Food. Steps

will be taken to ensure that pur Wolf and His Orchestra.

chinses of cereals for brewing or dis- 7.30. London Relay-The News, 8.00 Local Time

Time Signal, Weather Ulling are not made in excess of re- quirements for this year's permitted Report und Announcements.

Orchestral with Charles production. 8.03 Light Orchestral Kullman (Tenor). Love in Idleness,

The consumption of sugar for brow-' Columbia Concert Orchestra; Indianaying will, in accordance with arrange- Sweetheart, Albert Sandler and His ments made for the reduction of sup- Orchestra; reduced to 70 per cent, of normal re- with Kullman (Tenor) With You, Albert Sandler and His quirements. Supplies of cerculs will, Orchestra with Vocal by Marjoric if necessary, be available to meet the Stedeford; Dusty Violin, The Albert deficiency. Sandler Trio woh Vocal by Marjorie Mr. Morrison adds that he has been Stedeford; When You're Away: Thingssured of the co-operation of the Sted Alone, Charles Kullman (Tenor) industries concerned. with Orchestra; If You Only Knew, The Press Association learnt from Halfway to Heaven, Albert Sandler inquiries made in the tride that there and IIis Orchestra.

is enough whisky in stock for years 8.30 Glazounow-Scenes De Ballet, to come,, as the spirit is not sold Op. 52-New Symphony Orchestra until after It has been maturing for conducted by Eugene Goossens, several years,

Ginucenter's boldness, which gave tho was close at impression that support

hard.

The Press Burent states that this com. bination of nudacity, restraint and un- swerving attention to the principal ob- fect of holding on to the Goeben without tempting her too much, nod which WR orderk con- in striet conformity with siltule a naval episode which may July be regarded as a model.

The Victoria Cross has been conferred This leaftet gives detailed particu- Jars on hotels, schools, etc., as well Canada appears an ideal substitute) un Naval Commander II. P. Ritello for Orchestra; Smilin' Through, Charles pilts for other industrial purposes. bel

Although severely as facilities and seasons for indoor for those wishing to spend an enjoy the corelins and demolition operations and outdoor, sports of every descrip-able and comfortable holiday. Copies at Dar-es-Salaam.

wounded, he continued his duty, inspiring of this leaflet are available upon ap- others by his example, until the eighth tion.

Canadian Pacifle Due to prevailing war conditions in plication Europe, which seriously hamper the office.

the Lo

"KAM YAN TAK TO“.

(The Transfiguration of the Godess of Mercy) A Famous Chinese Historical Film in Technicolour

Wednesday, April 10th

at 9.30 p.m.

at KING'S THEATRE

IN AID OF WAR RELIEF

Personal Appearances of tho star and cast:

MISS SO CHOW LAI, MISS WOO MAI LAN, MR. FUNG FUNG. $10, $5, $3 and $1 Booking at King's Theatre or H.K. Chinese Women's Soldier's Relief Association, Wang Hing Building.

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Members of New York Cotten. Exchange

Chicago Board of Trade

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wound rendered him unconscious.

Insurances have been effected in Lon- don at forty guineas per cent. against a German Invasion of Holland.

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Is Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make the following appoint. ments for the period of the absence on leave of a Honour Mr H. H. Jolinston Gompertz,or unit further notice:-

Mr. France Arthur. linzeland to act as Puine Judko

Mr. John Boskruge Wood to art as First Police Magistrato and Coroner.

Mr. Roger Edward Lindsell to act as Second Poice Magistrale.

Mr. Waiter Schofield to act as Second Assistant to the Secretary for Chiness Affairs and Deputy Registrar ringer.

of Mar-

Mr. Roland Arthur Chartes North to net na Third Assistant to, the Secretary Jor Chinese Altair,

10 YEARS AGO

April 9, 1930,

Wa are officially informed that ILE Sir William Peel, the new Governor of Hongkong, is leaving London to-day by the . and O. 1.3. Khiva, and le duo here on May 8.

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-To-day the Finance Committee of the Legiinilve Council will be naked to sp. prove supplementary expenditure amount- ing to $500.970. The principal votes are explained below in a Message from Is Excellency the Officer Administering the Government.

Cost of

Miscellaneous Services:-gl Living

$377,400, Provision Allowance, made in Estimates, $420,000.

Amount voted for 1030, $$20,000. The scheme of percentage increase on exist. ing sterling stories which was brought into force in 1928 did not contemplate a fall in the value of the dollar below it. D. The Eecretary of State has approved of the continuation

thla con- of

cession down to exchange at 11. Ed. as from January 1, 1930, pending the consideration of the report of the Balaries Commission by Legislative Council. A vote is therefore requested for 1377,400 the estimated excess on this item for the whole year on the stumption that tha value of the dollar remaliis at is Ed.

In the event of the approval of the to- commendations made in the Balaries re- port, the sum of 8377.400 now requested with the $420,000 already voted in the Estimates, for 1030 will become part of the provision necessary for putting the new Salaries scheme into force,

5 YEARS AGO

April 0, 1935. Sir John Bunon, the Foreign Minister, who was Britain's chief delegate at the Derlin conversatians, revealed in the House of Commons for the first time to day that Germany is demanding as an assurance of security, a big any, navy and air force. and the return of lost Colonies.

He said that in the Derlin conference. Herr Hitler's proposals were luia DIN him. They included plans for on army of 30 divisions, representing a. maximum strength of 559,000 men.

The Foreign Minister said that Cer-. many claimed ale should possess all types of arms, possessed by other coun reservations, Ger tries. With certain

many claimed a navy which would equal 35 per cent of Great Britain's total tonnage, and aerial party with Britain and France.

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2 I learned that Germany, in building two pocket battleships of a tonnage and with guns larger than that allowed under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, which Germany algned in 1910. Ger many is also building a non-Aghung high speed mystery ship, which looks like a yaclit, to be used to command a battle fleet and in rangefinding.

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The speeding up of the British milliary aircraft expansion programme in order to meel Germany's for aupremacy was foreshadowed in the House of Commans to-day when Sir Philip Bassoon, Under. Secretary for Air, declared:

"The rate of Germany's air develop- ment is causing the British Government Krave concern The situation neods caro ful and continuous watchfulnem in order that any necessary alterations may be mado in our programme." Sir bilip added that he fellëved the Royal Air Fores still enjoyed a margin of superiority over the German Air Force.

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Hongkong's plans for celebration of the King's Silver. Jubileo are now taking da, finite alape, and it is now announced that there will be, two displays of fire- worka instead of one, as originally plan- ned.

The Japanese Nexiçlent's Association of Hongkong have kindly intimated to the Silver Jubtire Commitige that they would like to join in the celebrations which are to take place in the Colony and that they

propose to give a display of fireworks,

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TURKEY'S PART IN CHAMPIONING THE INTEGRITY OF THE BALKANS

(Continued from Page. 5.) Dobrudja, Bulgaria might be persuaded to come into line with the other Balkan States for the mutual protection of their com- mon interests. Efforts continue in this direction,, and, Italy and Jugoslavia, each in her own sphere, are collaborating to bring about the vitally neces sary closing of the ranks be

the Balkan and the Danubian States.

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TURKEY AND ITALY The recent visit of Bay Numan Menemencioglou, the Turkish Secretary-General of Foreign Affairs, to Sofla seems to have had good results, and the exchange of telegrams be- tween President Ismet Incunu and King Boris seems to reveal good understanding.

In her peace efforts Turkey has been glad to see herself Turcot seconded by Italy. Italian relations appear much improved. Whether the sus picions, engendered by Musso- lini's boasted intention to re- create the Roman Empire and his subsequent occupation of Albania, have been entirely. for- gotten is doubtful. But. Italy's talks with Hungary, her, own statements regarding her atti- tude towards any Soviet move Into the Balkans, and her recont friendly gestures incline Ankara. - to regard Rome as a factor for pence in the Balkans,

Turkey's great hope is that, following the Belgrado confer- ences, the conversations which will continue between Ankara, Rome and the Balkan and

Sennet Freres Danubian capitals may lend to a

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wider appreciation of the com- mon danger and of the commoit interest to stand together, with the backing of Britain' and France, against the invader. whoover he may be.

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