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MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, · 1931.

CLAREMONT

PRIVATE HOTEL. Austin Road, Kowloon. (Facing the Kowloon Cricket Club. Four minutes from ferry by bus.)

Suites of rooms (single and double), hot and cold water system, all modern sanitation, private bathrooms attached. EXCLUSIVE TABLE entirely under European management,

Hotel has a splendid aspect in one of the finest locations In Kowloon, away from noise, yot easily accessible.

Terms very moderate. Reserva- tions by letter or cable.

CLAREMONT

Tels.: 67380 67385 (Private). Telegraphic Add: "Fern" R.K. Our motto is "SERVICE."

ALEXANDER INSTITUT.

DE BEAUTE.

Phone 25169. Pedder Building (1st Floor)

Opposite Entrance lo

Hong Kong Hotel:

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CHARGES MODERATE..

A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU.

STANDARD TIMES.

Sunrise and Sunset in Colony.

Sunrise and Sunset in Hon Kong for October, 1981, Stan- Jard time of the 120th Meridian Bast of Greenwich)

as fol. are tows:-

LETTERS AND RADIO

Addresses Which Cannot Be Traced,

POST OFFICE LIST.

A General Post Office notifica- tion gives the following unclaim- ed correspondence, etc., waiting at the Post Office and also 10- claimed radio telegrama at the Radio Telegraph Office, Govern ment Building:-

C.

G. Brown, H. A. Ván Bonningen, G. Bober, The China Co., Ltd., Mr. Charon, Mrs. A. Cockerton, H. H. David, J. Dolezal," H. L. Fowler, Henri Gelberi, W. F. Graff, Mme. Trenhouse, Mrs. W. Herberts, Han Chiu King, He Choy, H. M. Hodges, W. Hochstadt, Honer Manuf. Co., L. Jones, E. ff. Halland, A. Kuntzler, Dr. G. Kalambakal, Capt. S. R. Kitching 8.8. Chasinar, Miss H. Latimer, Yacht Medea, Capt. S. J. A. Longley, L. Lonsdale, T. Murni, Mr. Miliara, Dr. E. Morse,

Amir P. Mennier,

Mohammad (Army Contractor), Eric McMillan, 8.s. Chasina, N. K. Minenkoff, J. Newman, C. Nelson, Miss Ruth Nelson, A. Nouallhetas, Oriental Art Co., Pathescope Ltd. Mrs. V.

THE

CLUB STAND. Menaced by Outbreak of Fire.

CIGARETTE BLAMED.

A little while after the conclu• | sion of the Club's football match with St. Joseph's Club on Satur- day-about 6:15 p.m.-a slight outbreak of fire, dangerously near the Club's open stand backing on to the Police Recreation Club ground, was discovered.

Prompt and effective measures were adopted by the handful of members in the Club house at the time. Fire extinguishers were seized and rushed across to the scene of the fire. Within ten minutes the situation was in hand and the Fire Brigade, which had been notified by tele- phone, had little to do.

The cause of the outbreak is attributed to a carelessly thrown cigarette end alighting on a pile of hay cut from adjoining sports grounds and heaped against the stand.

LOSS TO POLICE

Sub-Inspector Chevalier Goes Home.

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Pickel. Mrs. W. C. Pyeatt, Pat. Ridley, A. J. Rawlings, J. Read, T. H. Reld, Dr. A. Rubino, E. C. Schmidt, Mrs. R. E. Sutton, c/o U.S.S. Goldstar, H. 0. Salmon. FINE RECORD OF SERVICE. Miss Ruth Story, Lewis Smith, E. Sullivan, MIAR Oliver Stuart-

After alling for some Monteon, J. E. Thomas, Mons, Van Sub-Inspector William Le Fevre Dyk. H. D. Watts.

Chevalier sailed on Saturday on the P. & O. 8.a. Naldera on Home leave prior to retirement from the Police Force, after fifteen years' service.

Registered Articles.

Prof. O. Blanebos, Chuy Ya Muy, Mous. Charon, Chan Yat Ping, Rev. R. F. Edwards, R. Schosven, L. A. Savitsky, F. A. Soares, S. Spelge). eo American Consulate, P. Van.

Unpaid Correspondence.

3. C. Herzog, May North, Capt. and Mrs. J. L. O'Strandee, Mrs. M. Patterson.

Unclaimed. Radio Telegrams. Wongkhelng Kowloon City, from Socrabaja.

6702. from Tsingtau.

Wong See-fong General Police Headquarter, from Calexfocalif.

1100, from Tsingtau.

1472 2025 0070 0059 0934, from Shanghai bo.

Kakumorin e/o, Emprcas Hotel, from Taihoku.

* 2639, from Yunnanfu.

6772, from Shanghai,

LESSON SERMON.

months

Hailing from St. Heliers, Channel Islands, Mr. Chevaller joined the | Police here on February 2, 1916. He passed for Sub-Inspector's rank with credit in 1929.

On March 1,

1927, he was appointed officer In charge of the Women's and Girls' Ordinance, and in this connection he did much valuable work... This year he was commended by the Inspector-General of Police for zealous work during the past two

years,

CHINA M-AIL.

RADIO

TODAY'S PROGRAMME.

The following programme will {pu ̈broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 856 metres:

5-7 p.m.-Chinese Programme. 7-10.30 p.m.-European Pro gramme of Victor and H.LV. Re. cords kindly supplied by Messra,

S. Moutrio & Co...

7.05-7.25 p.m.--Operatlè, Medstofole-Prologue

(Boito arr. Creators), Seleccions from Mefistofele

(Bolto urr. Creatore),

Creatore's Band (85971).

Death (Wagner), Tristan und Isolde Isoldo's Love

Maria Jeritza, Suprano (1208).

Carmen-Toreador Song (Bizet),"

Lawrence Tibbett, Baritone (8124).

7.25-8 p.m. Variety. Humorous Song

You're Driving Me Crazy,

Gracle Fields (Comedienne) (B3780).

Song

The Kiss Waltz,

Band

Gracie Pields (Comedienne) (B$780).

Patrol Comique,

A Hunting Scene,

Sung-

Victor Concert Band (22044).

Tip-Toe Thru the Tulips with Me, I'm Painting the Clouds with Sun- shine Johnny Marvin (22113). Piano Solo

!

SHADOWS BEFORE

COMING EVENTS ADVERTISED

IN CHINA MAIL.

Social Functions. Tonight Dinner Dancos at Hong Kong and Peninsula Hotels, Entertainmenita.

Theatre: To-day Kings

"A Connecticut Yankee."

To-day Queen's Theatre; Reaching for the Moon."

Today Central Theatre; "Romance of the Opera."

THRALEH.

Today - Maiestie "A Slave of Passion."

Today - Star Theatre: :"Speedway."

Home Malla. To-morrow-Outward for. Európe via San Francisco, (President Jack- son,) 11.80 a.m.; vid Marseilles (Chenonceaux) 1.30

p.m.; via Siberia (D'Artagnan 2 pan. via Marseilles (Perseus), 2:80 p.m.

LOOT FROM SHOP.

Three Chinese Victimise Japanese.

PROPERTY PAWNED..

were

Li Man (30), Pun Teol (81), and Teol Chuen (24) Moonbeam Dance, Body and Soul,

charged before Mr. Williams at Carroll Gibbons (B9347) the Central Police Court on Humorous Song--

Saturday with the theft of four damascene necklaces, four seta of cuff links, a tortolso-shell cigarette case, a quantity of clothing, a felt hat, and an um- brella, the property of Mrs. Kudara, of 19, Hernessy Road, Wanchal.

Down la de Cane-Brake, The Song of the. Prune.

Frank Crumit (21430). 8.09-8.50 p.m. Symphony No. 7 A Majuör

(Beethoven Op.92).

Philadelphh Symphony Orch. under the Direction of Leopold Stokowski (M-17). 1st Movi-Peco sostenuto; Vivace. 2nd Movt.-Allegretto.

Mort.Presto: 'Presto asnal; Preato. 4th Movt-Allegro con brio. 8.50-9.11 p.m.-Organ Solos. What is this Thing Called Love? Cryin' for the Carolines,

3rd

mena!

Jest Crawford (2220). Song of the Wanderer, What Does it Matter?

Jesse Crawford (20680).

Accused all pleaded "Guilty." Det.-Sub-Inspector Rozeskwy said that during the recent die- turbances at Wanchai, the com- plainant left her place, a curio shop, on September 26, and on returning later found the pro- perty mentioned, missing. As a result of information received, ¦ the Police raided the three dif- ferent premises occupied by the I Loved You Then as I Love You Now.

The jewellery, cigar- accused. Jesse Crawford (21728). 9.11-9.58 p.m.-A Concert.

ette case, umbrella, and felt hat Guitar Sulo-

were found. The accused took Courante (Bach),

the Police to various pawnshops Sonatina in A Major (Torroba).

in the district where some of the Andres Segovia (1298). property was secured. Song-

When I Was Seventeen

(Lillebjorn),

Sub-Inspector Langley has been appointed to Sub-Inspector Chevali-Sonny Boy, er's post.

THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

The annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Lodge of the Theo sophical Society took place in the Society's roama. at 7, Queen's Road Central...

The business before the meeting comprised the election of offi.

cers, the yearly statement of ac-

counts, and the arrangement of syllabus for the coming season. Mr. J. Russell presided.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Hong Kong, "Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?" was the subject of the Sunrise Sunset Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of

Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Octo-Vice-President, Mr. J. Russell; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. M. May; Hon. Librarian, Mr. W. C. Felshow; Committee: Mr. G. W. May, Mr. Wei Tat. B.A., Mr.

ber 11.

The Golden Text was:"God be merciful unto us, and bless ua;

The officers elected were as fol- lows:-President, Mr. M. Manuk;

The Wren (Rosior-Benedict), Violin Solo

Marion Talley, Soprano (1158).

Chanson Louis XIII, et Pavanos

(Couperin-Kreister). La Preclouse (Couperin-Kreisler). Negro Choir-

Fritz Kreisler (1603)

(a) Good News,

(b) Standin' in de Need of Prayer, (e) Religion is a Fortune, (d) Ezekiel Saw de Wheel,

(e) Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, (1) Keep Yo' Hand on the Plow.

Hold On,

Hall Johnson Negro Choir (96020),

and cause his face to shine upou and Mrs. B. Paul, and Miss G. M. Violoncello Solo- 6.00 us; that thy way may be known

upon earth, thy saving health Johnson. among all nations."

(Ps. 67; 1.

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The first lecture will be given [by Mr. J. Rusas on Thursday | next at 6 p.m., entitled "Theosophy and What it Means"

SEPTEMBER WEATHER.

of

Fond Recollections (Popper), Impromptu Popper),

Song..............

Phyllis Kraeuter (4185), Danuy Decyer (Kipling-Damroach), On the Road to Mandalny. *(Kipling-Oly Speaks),

Reinald Werrenrath, Baritone (6098). 9.56-10.23pm-Planoforte

Among the citations which com- prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible:–“Art thou not from everlasting, O Lord my God, mine holy one? We shall

Thou art of purer eyes The rainfall for the month than to behold evil, and canst not (September at the Botanical Gardens look on iniquity." (Hab. 1; 12, | wus 14ing. .82 on 22 days, at the |13.)

Matilda Hospital, Mount Kolleft, it

18ine. .15 on 19 days, at Etude in D Flat ed the following passage from the Fanling, 18las, .81 on 19 days, and In the Night Christian Science text book, at the Police Station, Taipo, 12ins. "Science and Health, with Key to .58 on 19 days.

The Lesson-Sermon also includ-was

the Scriptures" by Mary Baker The lowest reading of the baro- | Eddy.—"God is as, incapable of meter. (M.S.L.) was 29ins. „242 at

RELIABLE PRINTING producing sin, sickness and death 14h.55m. on the 2nd.

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Pleces, Valse (Arensky), Impromptu-Rococco (Schutt),

Harold Bauer and Ossip Gabellowitsch (8102).

Bover (8828).

Novelette in D (Schumann), Clair de Lune (Mooonlight).

(Debussy)..Harold Bauer (7122). 10.30 p.m.-Close Down.

as He is of experiencing these The maximum gust velocity na A pie weighing five stones is being. errora. How then is it possible for recorded by the Dines-Baxendell prepared at Widdrington to settle a Him to create man subject to this anemograph, was at the rate of 94 bet. The cook has wagered that be triad of errors,-man who is made miles per hour at 21h. 00m, on the will make a pie so large that ten in the divine likeness? (p. 856). · 2nd.

local men cannot eat it.

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First accpsed admitted two previous convictions, one being for damaging property. Third accused also admitted two pre- vlous convictions for burglary,* the His Worship sentenced first and third

four men to months' imprisonment with hard labour each, whilst the second was sentenced to three months' hard labour. His Wor- ship ordered the return of the property that had been pawried, without payment of redemption money to the pawnbrokers.

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