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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

THE CHINA

ADVENTURES OF MRS RADIO

MILLER.

AUTUMN FASHIONS.

GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS.

Unharmed in Forced Landing on Island.

PLUS FOURS

AT

THE SMARTEST

TAILORS

IN

TOWN.

WING HING CO.

Gentlemen'a Tailors

64 Queen's Rd. C

Tel. 21817

>

CURIOS AND ANTIQUES

JADE TREE, INC.

PENINSULA

HOTEL ARCADE

Tel. 58081.

NEW SHIPMENT

OF

BEAUTIFUL LINGERIE

PYJAMAS MANDARIN COATS EMBROIDERIES.

DENTISTS.

HARRY FONG, Dentist,

lat floor, No. 74, Queen's Road)

Central,

Tel. 21255.

TANG YUK, DENTIST Successor to

the late SIEN TING, 14. D'Aguilar Street.

TERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Free.

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

THE GLOBE FOOK CHEONG

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., LTD.

72, Queen's Road, Central. Tel. 23270.

· ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS.

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.

Kowloon Bay.

New Work & Repairs.

Cali Flag "L Sole Agents for Kelvin Motors

FOREIGN GOODS STORE.

GREAT REDUCTION ON **SHAVEWELL"

A Marvellous Shaving Cream Usual $1.50 now 75 cents

at YEE HING, (Tomey & Company) (Late of 24, Pattinger Street)

62, Des Voeux Road C. Tel 23014

HAIR DRESSERS.

LEE YEE,

Ladies' and Gentlemen's fair Dressers & Booksellers. No. 12, D'Agullar Street. (opposite Queen's Theatre).

ON LOK 10, Wyndham St., 1st floor.

Entrance On Lan St. Telephone 22317.

ailored

at

BROWN'S

FOR PERFECTION IN

WINTER SUITS.

2nd .. Rution Bldg., 7. Duddell St. (opp. Gospel Hall, Tel 23056,

Winter Suits Made to Order.

Our Measurement in Guaranteed Perfection.

Prices Within the Merms of Everyone.

YEE SING

Gentlemen'a Tailor, 12. Wellington St.

Tel. 21832.

First-Class Tailoring With the Latest Beitinga

For Winter Wear.

Cloth to Please You Cut to Perfection. Finish With Style. Leads to Satisfaction.

JHANDAD

MASTER TAILOR. 4, Peking Bldg., Nathan Rd., Kowloon,

LADIES TAILORS.

LATEST STYLES IN WINTER DRESSES

AND

OVERCOATS. Large Stock of Good Materials.

FOR SALE Ladles Stockings & Knitting Wool. THE CHINESE SILK HOSIERY STORE

Tailor: Lee Mow.

1, D'Agullar Street. Tel. 25801.

3

New Felt Hata Just Received

From Paris,

New Colour Schemes For Autumn Dresses.

CHEONG SHING

Ladies' Tailor. Nathan Road, Kowloon

LAMP SHADES.

BUY DIRECT FROM

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S

HAIR DRESSING BALOON,

Expert Barbers. Moderate Charges.

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AVIATORS PUZZLED.

New York, Dec. 6. With hope almost abandoned, news of the safety of Mrs. Miller, the Australian airwoman, feared to have perished in the sea between Cuba and Florida, was flashed from Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, south-east of Florida, on Monday night.

"I'm safe; notify friends; love.--- Jessie," was the message sent by Mrs. Miller to her mother, Mrs. Beveridge, in New York.

Blown more than 100 miles out of her course by a heavy gale from the west, her compass out of order, and her petrol exhausted, Mrs. Miller made a forced landing on a barren Islund in the Bahamas group, six and a half hours after having left Havana for Miami on Friday,

Describing her adventure in an interview at Nassau to-day, Mrs. Miller, who arrived there on board a fishing boat, said her tiny plane, the Bullet, was forced down near Kemps Bay, in the Andros Islands, 120 miles east of Florida, at 9.30 p.m. on Friday. She had been six and a half hours in the air.

Soon after leaving Havana she run into a severe gale blowing from the Gulf of Mexico, and was forced off her course. To make her plight worse her compass failed, and the had no idea where she was.

Down in Clump of Bushes. "I flew blind for several hours" she said, "and then I saw land and turned my plane with the wind. There was not enough gas to make a safe landing, so I zoomed down at a great speed. The machine rolled into a clump of bushes. I was not even hurt, but I certainly did not know where I was. I called loudly for help, but none came. I looked for signs of habitation, but lound none."

After having wandered for half an hour, Mrs. Miller said, she dis. covered a path, and then walked 16 miles, eventually reaching the wire- less station and settlement at: Kemps Bay, where she was given food and shelter.

com-

MAIL.

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The following programme will bo broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on A wavelength of 368 metres:--

5-7 p.m.-Chinese Programme, 6-6,30 p.m.-Chinese Lecture by Dr. K. S. Shin, M.B., B.S., on "Infant Welfare."

7-10.30 p.m.-European Pro-

of Columbia Records: gramme kindly supplied by Messrs. Anders

on Music Co.

7 pm-Stock Quotations. 7-7.42 p.m. Variety. Orchestral-

Galety Echoes,

Herman Finck and His Orchestra (9718).

Humorous Song-

P. C. Lamb,

The Modern Diver,

INDIAN TRUNK CRIMES.

Merchants Charged with Murder of Rich Jew.

After

ROBBERY PLANNED,

A

Bombay, Dec. 10. an interval of nearly Year, an echo of the notorious 'trunki murder mystery was heard in the court of the third Magistrate of Bombay when two Mahommedan oalery merchants, Haji Abukar Taber Mahamed and Ibrahim Haji Abukar, father and 800, respectively, conducting a busi- Dess in Chakla Street.

were placed before

the Magistrate

Mr. Flotsam & Mr. Jetsant and charged with robbery

(5587).

and murder in connection with the Banjo Solo-

killing of a wealthy Bombay Hind Mississippi Bubble,

Ernest Jones (5583), diamond merchant, Nemchand Cha- Humorous Song-

gan Lal, whose body was found in S'posin',

an unclaimed trunk at Bhusawal Come on Baby,

railway station on January 13 last.

Trix Sisters (5584). Xylophone Solo-

Lonesome Little Doll,

Hawaiian Orchestra- King's Serenade, That Aloha Waliz, Sung-

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1931.

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A police Inspector, applying to- TWO Rudy Starita (5640). day for a remand of the accused in

custody, stated there was evidence❘ HOURS to show that the victim was asked Moana Orchestra (99).to come, with jewellery valued at TO

about Rs.13,000, to the residence of Boots....Raymond Newell (5). the first accused on January 12, Transfigure 7.42:7.50 p.m.-On With the Show Selections played by Debroy's Somer's Band (74).

7,50-8.10 p.m.--Chamber Music. Pianoforte Solo-

Country Gardens (Grainger), Shepherd's Hey,

Percy Grainger

and that the first accused had met the victim near his shop in Chak-

in Street.

After that the victim was not seen alive by anybody.

Witness added there was evid- (1884).]ence to the effect that the accused planned the robbery of the jewel- lery and the disposal of the body, and that some of the stolen property was disposed of by the accused.

Detet-

Melody (Dawes), Moon Beams & Shadows (Squire),

J. H. Squire Celeste Octet Cello Solo

(5639).

Evening Song (Schumann), Apres Un Reve (Faure),

Gaspar Cussado (1598). Parsifal-March of the Knight's of

8.10-8.28 p.m.-Operatic.

the Holy Grail (Wagner),

Maritana

The Regimental Band of H.M. Grenadier Guarda (75). Vocal Gems (Wallace), Clara Serena, Francis Russell, Denia Noble and Chorus (9872).

The Magistrate remanded the ac- cased in police custody till Jana-: tery 3.

Another Gruesome Find."

Bombay, Dec. 21. Some excitement WAB caused when an unclaimed trunk, removed by the railway authorities from the Calcutta mail (via Jubbulpore) an arrival at Victoria Terminus, Bom-

8.28-9 p.m.-Orchestral & Band bay (Great Indian Peninsular Rail- way), to-day was on examination Selections.

found to contain a decapitated body Band-

of a Hindu male dressed in a dhoti. The body was in no wise decompos- ed.

March Slav (Tschaikowsky),

The Regimental Band of H.M, Grenadier Guards (59). Orchestral-

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

(Liszt & Wood),

New Queen's Hall Orchestra (9-10).

Orchestral

The Bronze Horse (Auber),

Bournemouth Municipai

Plane Not Damaged. "The station, however, was out of order," she said, "so 1 was un- able to communicate with the anxious world. Finally, the missioner, Mr. Forsyth, came to my assistance and secured a fishing amack to take me to Nassau last night."

9.05 p.m.-European Concert Mrs. Miller said she would return from the Studio.

Orchestra (09).

9 p.m.-Weather Report, Local Time, etc.

to Kemps Bay and try to retrieve 1. Pianoforte Solo by S. B. Winram:

her machine, which was not damag- ed in the landing. She hopes to y2 to Miami as soon as fuel supplies can be got to the plane.

Capt. Lancaster Tries to Sell Story,

Miami. Aviators here are pozzl ed at how Mrs. Miller was blown of her course to the eastward to- wards the Bahamas, when the pre- valling winds were from the east. It had been assumed that, if she were to be found, it would have been in the Gulf of Mexico.

The yellow trunk in which the body was pressed measured thirty by eighteen inches. The victim is aged about twenty-five. Rigor mortis had not set in when the body was discovered. There is no trace of the head. There are no clues sa yet to the mystery.

Hostess (sending out cards): "If most of the people we are sending to accept we shall have our work cut out to cater for them."

"Rhapsody in Blue" by G.

Host: "Oh, I don't suppose more Gershwin, Songs-Miss F. McGill (Soprano): than half will accept. We must

The Auld Scotch Sanga' by hope for the best." Dr. Bethune.

Hostess: "That's all very well as

a.

b. "John Anderson My Jo" by far as you are concerned. What I

Burns.

3 Glee Singers "The Collegians":

B. "John Peel,!"

4.

Capt. Lancaster, who has arrived. from Pittsburg, aaya that he will leave to-day in a chartered plane. to bring Mrs. Miller back. He will take a mechanic and fuel in the hope that the Bullet can be flown back.

Capt. Lancaster got in touch with tho Associated Press yesterday.

b. "How Can I Bear to Leave

Thes?"

Songs Mr. J. D'Aquino (Baritone):

a. "To Grenada" by Alverez.

5. Planoforte Solo-Mr. S. B. Winram:

b. Prince Sita" by Cadilla.

n. "Little White Lies."

b. "So. Baats My Heart for You." c. "No Body's Sweetheart:" Glee Singers The Collegians":" d. "Bye Bye Blues."

Mistake."

b. "There arc

quest),

Women" (by Re-

Songs-Miss F. McGill (Soprano);

a. "Jack O'Hozledene" by Sir W.

Scott.

b. "Afton Water" by Burns.

offering the newspaper rights of 8. Songs-Mr, J. D'Aquino (Baritone):

Mrs. Miller's sensational story for £400, but the Association declined. the offer.

To Become American? Havana (Cuba)--There is a re-

a. "Mighty Lak a Roso" by Nevin. b. "Mattenstta" by Tosti.

The Glee Singers-The Collegians";

a. "Honey I Want You Now."

b. "Out of the Dusk to You." If time permits there will be an

port in circulation here that Mrs. Experimental Relay after this

Miller intends to become an Amer

Ican citizen. She has been in

America two and a half years, hay-

ing renewed her Blx months'

visitor's permit five times. Before

Concert until 10.30 p.m.

10.30 p.m.-Close Down.

Report for January.

Actual hours of transmission

she left for the mainland the totalled 272 of which 167 were de- United States consul was on the voted to European programmes

COASTWISE THE B-B-C-COMPANY point of refusing her re-eatry lets and 115 to Chiness; as follower

by

"ALGIE" BENNETT,

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Success in USA. After Flight From England to Australia. Mrs. Miller soared into the avio- tlon world when she made her Monthly Percentage · 57.72

During the month the following famous flight from England to Auditoma were broadcast tralia in the Red Rose with Capt Running Commentaries Lancaster.

Dange Programmes She is the wife of Mr. Keith European Studio Concerts' Miller, a Melbourne journalist: Chinese Stadio Concerts Her mother, Mrs. Beveridge, re Chinese Relays

European Relays, cently, folbed ber in the United Readings from Shakespeare States.

European Lectures Soon after ber arrival in the Red

Chinese-Lectures “*, J. Rose, Mrs. Miller took out a pilot's Chinese Children's Programme

Enronean Children's Programine certificate. Then she went to Now licences issued during Americs with Capt, Lancaster and January were 110.

Capt. Harry Lyon, navigator of the

Southern Cross on its Pacific fight. records for the east-west and west-

She soon made a name for her east transcontinental flights. self in America as a plucky woman Her latest fight was from Pitts- pllot, After auccess in several fy-burg to Havana, Bhe flew the ing competitions, she was given a main hop from Miami te Havana In position of £1,000-6,78ar as test 2 hours/minutes pilot for the Curtiss-Wright Test

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JEWELLERY,

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at

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84, Queen's Road, Central

AND

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We have a large Selection of Jewel-

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A viel will convince 703.

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56, Nathan Rd., Kowloon.

EUROPEAN

WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER. Sale and Repairing of Gold and Silver. Goods.

Any klad

of Watches, Chronometers,

Water

Chronographs, Repestors. Speedometers, Typewriters and anything in the line of delicate mechanism. A11 orders executed promptly at moderate rates.

M. BOGDATSKY, No. 58, Nathan Rd, Kowloon.

OPTICIANS.

THE HONG KONG OPTICAL COMPANY,

Phone 22232.

53, Queen's Road Centrál,

OPTICIANS

GLASSES

STYLED FOR

YOUR FACE.{ The Sina American Optical Company. 62, Queen's Road C.

| Gorgeous Underwear

Kimonos Pyjama Suits

and Shawls.

SWATOW

WENG

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82, Nathan Rd, Kowloon,

For Swatow Goods and

Chinese Fancy

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WHOLESALE and RETAIL SOUTH CHINA IMP. & EXP, CO. 90, Nathan Rd., K. Tel. 57757. Dealers in Hand-made Drawn-Work, Embds. & Curios. Prices are moderate.

SHOES.

Footwear of High Quality. Footwear Within Your Means. Footwear That Has Long Life. FAIR & COMPANY.

IS, Wyndham Street, Tel. 26204.

Pair

Black or Brown Shoes from $8.00. Black от Brown

Boots from $8.00. Children's Boots or Shoes from $2.00. Best styles, most complete stock of all sizes. Repairing a specialty. WONG SIU WOON

21, Pottinger St.

Phone 21474,

SILK-STORE.

GREAT REMOVAL SALE

AT THE

TAJMAHAL SILK STORE

5. Wyndham St.

Tel, 20134.

SPORTING GOODS.

ATHLETIC GOODS!

TOYS !

THE LIANG YOU COMPANY 70, Queen's Road C

CRICKET

"WISDEN" -- BATS, BALLS, STUMPS, LEG GUARDS, ETC. Inspection Cordially Invited.

The Hong Kong Sporting Arms & Ammunition Store: Beaconsfield Arcade.

TYPEWRITER DEALERS.

TYPEWRITER DEALERS AND REPAIRERS, OFFICE SUPPLIES. HOP SING TYPEWRITER CO. 28, Pottinger St Tel. 21420.

FOR SALE

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No, 10, Wyndham Street