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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1932.

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PUBLIC AUCTION,

the Sale by Public Auction ARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

to be held on MONDAY, the 21st day of November, 1932, at

CINEMA NOTES

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"HAPPY ENDING" QUEEN'S THEATRE.

THE CHINA MÄTE.

GALA NIGHT AT PENINSULA.

Talented Artists On Programme.

AUSTRALIAN DANCERS.

HELENA MAY GROUP EXPANSION,

Sound Finances At End Of Year.

The annual

meeting of sub-

scribing members of the Helena

May Instituto was held yesterday

There is to be a gala night dinner with Mrs. J. R. Wood (President) dance in the Rose Room of the in the chair.

YEE HING

(TOMEY & CO.)

No. 62, Des Voeux Road C. Tel. 29016.

21st ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW ON. JUST ARRIVED. Great Variety of Goods by the beat makers.

3 pm, at the Offices of the Ian Hay's play "Happy Ending" Peninsula Hotel an Saturday, In connection with the Kowloon Jaeger & Morley, pure wool pull-

Public Works Department, by has been adapted to the screen November 10, when two apecial at-Branch, it was reported that early overs, sleeves & sleeveless, scarfs, Order of His Excellency the Gov-and directed by Millard Webb, and tractions will be included in the next year it is hoped to move into also underwears, fine quality felt Jernor, of one Lot of Crown Land fa the current attraction at the evening's entertainment,

larger premises. The statement of hals & shoes.

at Ma Tau Chung, in the Colony Queen's Theatre. The main in-

of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 terest of the thrilling story is The accomplished ball-room accounts showed a balance in hand years, with the option of renewal focused on Denis Cradock, the weak artists, Hugo and Josephine, who of $3,744.34.

philanderer, who his only daughter have during the past aix weeks de The report referred to the many

at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 75 years PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Locality.

Tim Kong Road and

No, of Sale

Registry No

Houndary Heasurements

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Bq.ft.

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da par nalo plan. 6,820 18

PUBLIC AUCTION

to Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming.nstructions to sell by Public THE Undersigned have received

FOR SALE.

Auction

ON Monday, November 21, 1932 commencing at 10.30 a.m.

FOR SALE-Decked in Motor. hoat at No. 37, Humphreys Building,

with cabin and W. C. Built of teak.; Copper bottomed. In good order and condition. Privately owned. Length 27 feet Width 8 feet Depth 5 feet 2 inches Draught 3 feet. Overhead and side awnings complete-Apply A King Slipway.

SHIRTS-Messrs. Toro Murukumi of Shanghai

are now displaying at KOMOR & KOMOR, York Bldg.. Chater Road, a selection of Shirts also: samples of Silk, Broadcloth, Cotton, erepe. Zephyr und Oxford from which orders may be booked.

FOR SALE Lighter, Hardwood.

Kowloon.

A Quantity of

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

On View from Sunday, November 20, 1932.

were

GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

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NOTICE.

is brought up by her mother to lighted patrons with their exceed-activities during the past acason, bellove, died an heroic death in the wreck of a laer.

ingly clever dancing displays, will in which concerts played an im- George Barraud in the role of present further attractive numbers. portant part, Cradock is admirable, and is at his This will be the final occasion to sea]

The report and accounts best when he becomes an univited these versatile performers here and

passed. guest to his daughter's birthday admirers of the art should not miss party. This scene is brilliantly on the opportunity. acted with Daphne Courtenay, as

AMAZING CHARGI the girl.

To appear for the Arst time in As the wife, Anne Grey is good, Canidrome in Shanghai,

Hong Kong, hailing

AGAINST CHINESE. APPLICATIONS from the while Benita Hume and Alf God-charming Australian

are two Gigantic Fraud Alleged dard, both render splendid. sup-sisters, Misses Layne and Marie girls, the port. Recommended I

By Prosecution. Maye, who have scored a sensational

In the case of all applications re- success before the Shanghai public.Į

celved from the 18th August, 1932, They are most entertaining.

to the 81st October, 1982, for meter- B ed connections In the Rider Main! "LOVE ME TO-NIGHT" KING'S Kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. has ness in Hong Kong, with ramifica free of charge.

The management of The Hong man was able to seize a vast busi-areas, the connections will be made

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THEATRE.

Amazing allegations of how

for water Pro invited from all Landlords witain the Rider Main Areas.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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DENTISTS.

HARRY FONG, Dentist, 1st door, No. 74, Queen's Road

Central

Tel. 21238.

LAU PAK WAL, Dentist.

HONG KONG OFFICE: GLOUCESTER ALDO, 1st Floor, Telephone 20489.

KOWLOON OFFICE:— 885, NATHAN ROAD, 2nd Floor. Telephone 58581.

TANG YUK, Deniles. Successors to

the later BIEN TING, 14, D'Aguller Streek.

TERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Frea

secured these sisters for a season tions in French Indo-China, run it. Applicants should obtain applica- Maurice Chevalier's latest star welcomed here.

and their performances will be in the way he willed, and keep the tion form from the Water Au- ring picture, "Love Me To-night,"

Charlie Ruggles, Charles Butter-

partners and shareholders in sub-thority. Public Works Department, ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDILLA, directed by Rouben Mamoullan and for the first night, the management were made by the prosecutioned when duly completed.

Anticipating a bumper attendance jugation for a period of years, to whom the forms should be return- featuring Jeanette MacDonald, advises reservation early.

when the preliminary trial opened) Subject to permission yet to be at the Central Police Court yester-

R. M. HENDERSON,

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD. worth and Myrna Joy is the current obtained, the Rose Room will remain day afternoon of Chan Sik-nin,

Water Authority. New Work & Repairs Cali Flag “I” Kowloonar. attraction at the King's Theatre.

Public Works Department. Hong Kong, 1st September, 1932.

Bole Agenta for Kelvin Motors.

a.m..

Like previous pictures starring pen for after dinner dancing until well-known Hong Kong merchant Chevaller, "Love Me To-night" in

and former Director of the Tung! Wah Hospital, now charged with

done in a humorous and whimsical POPPY DAY FUND DONATIONS, fraud.

vein, and is set to music. Most of

(the musical numbers, all written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart,

Further subscriptions to

Maritime

Cus-

There are four charges against the the accused, of forging and utter-

are sung by the French star and Foppy Day Fund are as followsing a power of attorney, and by its Miss MacDonald, but other members Previously acknowledged $6,889.26 means to have seized, controlled of the cast join at one time or an Chinese other.

toms, Wuchow "Poor Apache," "The Song of Gloucester Building Parce," and "How Are You?" are Hong Kong, November 17, 1932. Chevaller, who is heard in seven of titles of three numbers sung by

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

SPORTS NOTICES.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY· CLUB.

and managed the Chinese medicine 54.10 business known as the King FookTHE FOURTEENTH EXTRA 50.00 Wo, of 66, Bonham Strand East, RACE MEETING will be held and to have misappropriated (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY $6,958,36 monies, goods and chattels of the VALLEY on SATURDAY, 19th Further contributions may be firm to the extent of over a lakh. November, 1932, commencing at 2 the ten numbers.

Jeanette MacDonald, lealing wo- Chartered Accountants, York Buil- D'Almada,

sent to. Mesars. Thomson, and Co., For the accused, Mr. F. X. pm! GENERAL NOTICES. man in the picture, sings five numding, Hong Kong.

sen., pleaded "not

The First Bell will be Rung at bera, one a solo, And she is heard

1.30p.m. night," the theme song. with Chevalier in "Love Me To

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FOR SALE Hong Kong $ Directory= Dow on sale at the offices of the Publishers, 3A, Wyndham Street.

"COASTWISE."-An interesting booki of cartoons depicting "Happenings" on the China Coast. Price. $1, aa aala at the "China Mall" offices, JA, Wynd- ham Street

AN INTRODUCTORY HISTORY for schools by A. H. Crook, W. Kay, and W. L. Handyside. Price $1, on sale at the publishers, Newspaper Enter- prise, Ltd., 3A, Wyndham Street.

FOR RENT.

STAR THEATRE KOWLOON. THE

HONG KONG AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB

will present

"PAYMENT

George Arliss, the famous E- glish actor, does his best work to date in "Disraeli now playing at the Star Theatre. As the famous statesman who feared nothing and defied all, Arliss gives a memorable portrayal. He is well supported by Anthony Bushell, Mrs. Arliss and Jean Bennett, as the daughter, Highly recommended! It is certain- ly worth seeing again!

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: "CONGORILLA”—MAJESTIC THEATRE.

"Congorilla" now showing at the Majestic Theatre, is both travelo- gue and jungle drama. Yet It is more engrossing that most exam+

DEFERRED" ples of either type. It is, in brief,

FOR RENT-Two Marine Lots, Lai- ehikok Bay. Aren 500,000 and 180,000 December

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HOME TUITION,

WESTOVER STEVENAGE Within

an hour from Tondon, in healthy

by Jeffrey Dell

on

a talking picture record of an ex- pedition by the Martin Johrisons into Central Africa.

"AMBASSADOR BILL"

ORIENTAL THEATRE.

3rd, 6th, 7th, 9th & 10th) MAIL REVEN

at 9.15 p.m. Prices $3, $2 & $1 including: tax.

Booking from November 21st at Anderson Music Company- and Star Theatre after 5 pm,

of

LATEST MODEL

LEICA CAMERAS & ACCESS. Sub-Agency, The Camera that take 36 exposures.

Al

SOLD AGENT for MIMOSA PLATES, PAPERS and" FILMS

neighbourhood, SCHOOL for GIRLS Developing, Printing and enlarging

and SMALL BOYS, A few Boarceriander takens.

received in the House of the Principal. Gepairing Cameras of all make.

Individual care and attention

Particulars apply to

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For

SEK

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Will Rogers, the droll comedian who has made thousands laugh, is the leading player in Fox's produce tion "Ambassador Bill" the current attraction at the Oriental Theatre, West Point Rogers, who passed through the Colony in January this year, is excellently, cast, and is supported by a large cast of play- ers. A picture. packed with laughs!:

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CENTRAL THEATRE.

Evelyn Bront, Frank Albertson and Constance Cummings, head the large cast in Travelling Musi bands which is the current attrac tion at the Central Theatre

Humphrey Pearson, who is both responsible for the story hd adap tion has given us domething, new In the way o gives ns a change the usual

ter racket and

RKO

guilty."

ENTRA

TEAN

COMING SOON

The Devil's Hour Had Struck !!

The man she

was among

mountain top enemy sappers

soldiers

mined underneath them, plantingtons of dynamite

she could only wait for that awf::l explosiont

The DOOMED BATTALION

THE PICTURE

WISTALA ORELLO LUIS TRENKER

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No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclo

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at

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms

$5.00 for Gentlemen and $8.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtainable through the SECRE

HAIR DRESSERI

LEE YEE

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OPTICIANS,

TPE HONG KONG OPTICAL COMPANY Phone 12231

$8, Queen's Road Contrat.

PAULINE DANCING

ACADEMY

King's Theatre Bldg., 6th Floor. Newly Decorated with Marvellous Lights

that make Dancing a pleasure.

TARY upon Introduction by Latest st is taught in all ballroom Member, such Member to be res

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Filipino Orchestra in attendance, i

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Actg. Secretary. Hong Kong, 14th Nov., 1932,

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