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TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1983.

BRITISH EMPIRE FAIR.

Aviation, Engineering & Building

Products.

CENTRAL ford's Photographic THEATRE

STARTING

MODERN DEVELOPMENT OF CAMERA.

Photography Le no longer classed as a luxury; it is an absolute essen- tial in many branches of modern business. Messrs. Ilford, Ltd., the oldest British manufactures of sensitized photographic materiais,

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pro- prietors of the well-known "Ship" brand, plates and papera, and more recently the "Selo" products, which

THE CHINA MAIL

IMPROVED L.N.E.R.

SERVICE

Widening Line

Line To Shenfield

PARKESTON EXTENSION

Progress is being made with the Officials of the railway and i include X-Ray Cinematograph and extensive works on the London party of visitors viewed the pro- roll films, will have a comprehensive exhibit of their products in all and North Eastern railway be reas of the scheme from a saloon branches of photography, at thetween Gidea Park and Shenfeld Continental express recently, and carriage attached to the Flushing British Empire Fair,

"Ship" brand, plates and papers for main line and local services Parkeston Quay, which are expect which will increase the facilities afterwards went to Harwich and have been known in Hong Kong and

Inspected the extension works at China during the last fifty years. connected with Liverpool Street ed to be completed in about 18 With regard to new products, Station.

The scheme has been months. The quay is being ex-f readers of the illustrated Home planned to extend the widening of tended by 1,200ft for the purpos pewspapers, will have noted the re-the railway from two to four of increasing the number of Berths sults obtained by the use of the tracks to Shenfield, which is the for steamers from eight to 11. The Infra-Red. plates and Hyper-junction for Southend. The exten- plans provide, for a new passenger sensitive Panchromatic plates. sion will provide separate rails station, with Customs examination "Selo" and "Selochrome" Alms for local trains, and besides en-ball, and additional railway sid have, since they were introduced in abling expresses on the main line ings, and improvements are contem England two years ago. reached to travel without interference by plated at the existing Parkkeston great popularity.

local traffle will facilitate the ser. Quay station. Mr. I. J. Villington-Scott, the vices between Southend and Liver Far Eastern

An Inspection was also mode of representative Messrs. Ilford. Ltd., will personally to be completed by the end of the which was carrying a special train of pool Street. The work is expected the Harwich-Zeebrugge train ferry, attend and supervise, the exhibit at [year. the forthcoming British Empire)

loaded with 304 tons of electrical) equipment constructed by Messrs. Fair.

For some distance between Gidea C. A. Parsons, and Co. and "Several life-size portraits, chief Park and Shenfield the lines runsigned to Copenhagen. The train of which is a photograph of H.R.H. through a long cutting, and in or was loaded at Newcastle-on-Tyne the Prince of Wales, which attract-der to avoid extensive excavations and travelling over the London recent Copenhagen exhibition of structed on each side of the rail-wich. It consisted of 17 vehicles, con-land North Eastern system to Har- British products, will be on view,

way. These walls, which are of 10 Illustrated pamphlets and samples concrete, rising at some places to Eastern Railway and seven of the of the London and North suitable to both amateur and pro-20ft., extend for nearly two miles, German Railway fessional photographers, may be had New bridges are being construct and all specially constructed

Administration, on application to Mr. Villington-ed, and existing bridges altered to travel in England and on

any meet the requirements of the wl-Continent.

dened railway, and the stations at Harold Wood, Brentwood,

On the ferry the train and divided into Shenfield are being rebuilt and the Zeebrugge these will again be

three parts. platform accommodation extended. linked together, and without being

Automatic signalling is being unloaded the train Is being introduced, and the exits journey to Copenhagen. The will continue, tension plans have been designed route to be taken will be over the with a view to the possibility electric traction at a future date, railways to Copenhagen.

of Belgian. German, and Danish State. The contract for the first part of the scheme, including earthworks,

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The statutes governing the "Vir and is stated to give, on an aver Italy's Tribute To Men tut! Militar!" order have just been age. employment to 1,000 men. amended by the Military Commit- lee of the Sejm (Parliament) to

read that the State is bound to find all bearers of the Order om ployment which would guarantee them a living.

are

If possessors of the Order incapable of working they are to be classed as "Individuals of Dis- tinguished Service" and to be pro- vided for in accordance with a law passed in 1924.

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VATICAN ESTATE the progress of aviation in the

VALUES.

different countries of the world," writes the "Osiervators Romano," £760,000 Insurance On noted that British aviation has in the Vatican newspaper, "will have

Buildings.

with Also

THE PAPAL PROBLEM.

Polish citizens decorated the "Virtuti Militar" will] have the right to a reduction of 80 per cent. Gr all railway fares. -Reuter.

Vatican City, Rome.

recent years, thanks to its re- search, he experiments of its technicians and the endeavours of its pilots, won a place in the very front rank.

"All this has come about with- An idea of the value of the silence, with a cold and admirable out any noise, in an efficient new buildings which have chang-tenacity crowned with splendid led the face of the Vatican since the reconciliation with Italy in

success. 1929 is given by the report that to-day perfectly equipped on a "The British airgraft Industry is [the Pope has insured four of them. against fire for £760,000 (at pre-the calls of peace and war.”

solid basis; ready to respond to all sent rates).

The huildings insured are: the men an material attained, the As a result of the excellence of palace of the Governor of the writer concludes, British avistlön The dress rehearsal of the dance Vatican, the Vatican Wireless has been able to win the three re- ing display given by the puplis of Station, the Palace of Justice, cords of speed, height and distance Miss Violet Capell, will be held at and the Ethiopian College.

DANCING DISPLAY AT KING'S.

Dress Rehearsal On Sunday Next.

the King's Theatre on Sunday next, A building which houses some

fat 10-2:11

The display, which is being given

in aid of local charities, takes place Jon May 31, 1

of the Vatican employees hine also been included.

The insurance has been effect-

in a straight line.Repter.

HOUSES MADE OF COTTON.

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of modern design, the

Owing to the fact that the per- All these buildings have been houses

ed with four Italian companies. In the planning of low-cost formance must finish Intime to constructed since 1929, with architectural profession has die permit the 7.15 p.m. cinema per money paid to the Vatican under covered practical advantages" " in formance to start without delay, the Reconciliation Treaty in pay- maly pupils doing solos or duets will ment of the vast papal properties The material is coated with fire- asing cotton canvas for the parti be handed flowers while on the comprising the "Patrimony of St.

tions, awnings, walls and roofs stage. Other pupils will receive Peter which were taken over by proof paint and Insulated with such, gifts behind the stage, afler Italy, in

aluminium foll the performance,

How does The weekend coltage requires This money amounted to £11, about 600 square yards of material, 350,000 in cash and £15,000,000 while another more permanent LIGHTNING FLASH in 5 per cent. Italian Govern-Summer dwelling has ave rooms,

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The difficulty of finding invest-yards of material needed.

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Johannesburg Powered a constant problem for the

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Johannesburgast Directly and indirectly, the havoc caused when lightning struck, the Municipal Power Station is estimat ed to have cost fully 210,000 of which from 45,000 to £7,000 will, it

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