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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 193

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BRIDGE NOTES

DENTISTS

MR

IR HARRY FONG, DENTIST, DR. 8. L KWONG, Dental Surgeon WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES From

[71 'Queen's Road End. FL. To

5th F., King's Theatre Bldg. Telephones 21258 9-1.00: 2-6.00.

LAU PAK WAI, Dentist,

HONG KONG OFFICE*****. GLOUCESTER BLDG., 1st Floor,

App Telephone 19488.

KOWLOON OFFICE:-. --335, NATHAN ROAD, 2nd Floor,

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Kowloon Bay New Work & Repairs. Call Flag "I

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OPTICIANS.

THE HONG KONG. OPTICAL COMPANY,

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EMPLOYMENT.

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FOR SALE.

COMPANY MEETINGS

CHINA

ENTERTAINMENT

"COASTWISE."—An interesting book LAND INVESTMENT CO., LTD.

of cartoons depicting "HappeningTM" on

the China Const. Price $1, on sale

at the "China

Wyndham Streat.

Mail"

officer, 3A,

No

MISCELLANEOUS.

PREVENTING SQUEEZE

by Ely Culbertanu..

THE CHINA

Lindy Suspect and Victims

Every now and then a hand pops up which is of such Insidious com plexity that very fine players are forced to study, for several min- utes before discovering, the correit play. The following hand was played by Mr. Howard Schenken, the defending champion, in the re- cent National Individual Masters' Tournament in New York City, Mr. Scheiken Yound himselt. faced; by a' problem which involved (80 many possible variations of play [that he was forced to stop in the middle of the hand and analyze each possibility separately before he could decide on his best course of action.

North, Dealer.

North and South vulnerable.

NORTH:--

SA 8.

H—A J 10 6 3 D-A JS

Mr.

WEST:--

S. KQ 984

Helth

Trapped by Esderal agents and captured in a Chiesgo barber shop, Verne Sankey, notorious. Mid-West putlaw, is the latest pubile en ny to come under probe in the ceaseless höst for the perpetrators of the Lind-" bergh kidnaping and murder, Sankey admitted participation in abduc.. tions of Charles Boettcher (left); Denver capitalist, and Haskell Bobn

(right); of St. Paul, Minn.-

ROUND HONG KONG'S

CINEMA THEATRES

H.-K Q 7 -5

D.

C-Q J 6 8

MAIL REVIEW

Mr. Schenken

THEATRE

EAST:--

5.--73.2 H-8 2 D-Q 10 5 2

C-A 10 8 6

SOUTH:-

8.- 10 5

H.-94

D.-K 97 643 C.-K4

West

Bust

PRES Pausa Past

The bidding: (Figure after bid. refers to numbered explanatory, TOTICED IS HEREBY GIVEN paragraph),

North South that the FOURTH ORDINARY! GENERAL MEETING OF SHARE ma

1 X HOLDERS will be held at the

28 12 D

3. D Registered Offices of the Company,

Pass |3NT (1) PABB King's Theatre Building, 5th floor. FOUR VISITING CARDS neatly and on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of promptly printed." China Mail" March, 1934, at 12 o'clock hoon to Office. No. 3A. Wyndham St. Tele-receive the Directors' Report, and phone 20022

Accounts for the year ended 81st December, 1938, to elect Auditors, and to transact such other business)

COMPANY MEETINGS as may be properly transacted at jan Ordinary General Meeting of

the Company.

THE HONG KONG FIRE INSURANCE CO, LTD.

And Notice is further hereby given that the Register and Trans-{ fer Books of the Company will be

THE SIXTY-FIFTH ORDINARY clusive,

"DOCTOR BULL”—KING'S

BADIO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

The followin gramme will 82 broadcasted to-day from the Hong: Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on a wave length of 3550 matras (845 K.G.'s

port:

LETTER FROM THE TRENCHES

Delivered After 20

HELD AS SOUVENIR

A Frenchman who fought the War has just had returned him a letter which he wr the trenches in 1914

European, programme. pmLocal Time & Weather Re-parents and which never reach

Its destination

pA relay of the Orchestra He Is Pierre Michard, formerl from the China Emporium Restaurant of the 121st Infantry by courtesy of the Management. (Dar, ment. In the letter he ing the intervals recorded music will We are getting on slo

padcast from the Studio), 1.30 Rugby Press News, afc

2. p.m.--Close, Down,

Howallan Selections from the Studio

we are getting on,

will soon be over.

but

He posted it in a field post office. A few days ago it reach

Recital of gramophone records by ed the mayor of Malicorne, with Mr. C. B. B. Sargent.

a request that It be delivered to

131-72) |-- Chinese recorded the addresses.

| programme.“

7.30-16.30

{gramme":

Бигор

pro-

As both of them are now dead; the mayor handed it over to M

7.30 pm Closing Local Stock Qud-Michard himself. |tations," etc.

7.36-7.50. p.m.--From the Studio" Hawaiian Selections by the Ho Yuk Brothers

# Programme

11 Under the Aloha Moon.

2. Ello March.

8. My Sweetheart."..

4. She Sang Aloha to Me,

7.56-8

Recorded music.

According to inscriptions on

the much called envelope, letter was found on the body of a French holdier by German who kept it as a conven

Later he gave it to an officer who handed it over to a higher authority, which in turn passed

75-9.20 p.m. (Local Time, & Weit on the French-Reuter. ther Report)

"Victor Herbert Melodian"

- played by the Victor Salon Orch.

& Group directed by Nathaniel La Sfenta" (Barcarolle)" Shlikret

and the principal characters af-Stephen Foster Melodies"

| blan, his wife and their friead,

a Hungarian.

Brilliant acting by Walter Hus-

Will Rogers is rather less effec-ton and Kay Francis in the main tive than usual in this sentimental roles.

tale of the life of a country doctor

who discovers by chance a marvel- MAIL REVIEW

and achieves world-

lous serum

wide fame.

"Doctor Bull" is the next attrae- tion at the King's Theatre.

MAIL REVIEW "LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT"-

ALHAMBRA THEATRE

"Ladies They Talk About," is a sentimental reformation theme in Ja drama dealing with prison life. It was written by Dorothy Mac- kaye, the beautiful actress who was Bentenced to San Quentin prison, following the death of her husband

1This is a very fine inferential in a brawl.

bid. South could see a fit in

Barbra Stanwyck bringk out ber the diamond suit, and thus pos- undoubted ability to depict the role sibly six tricks there. If his of "Nan Taylor," who is used ag a partner had as much as

one decoy by Bánk robbers.. Preston spade honour the suit was stop-Foster is good as the reformer who ped; if not, it seemed that the tries to help Nan's friends to three netrump bid might be escape. The atmosphere of the life doubled as a warning, where behind the prison walls is well pre- upon South

anticipated a safe sented and the fim proves thrilling || return to four diamonds.

and entertaining.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. closed from the 12th to the 21st Mr. Reith opened the three of Maude Eburne, Dorothy Burgess, day of March 1934, both days in-clubs, refusing to lead either of Lillian Both and many others do

the suits in which his opponentsjwell in the supporting cast. had Hong Kong, 28th Feb., 1984.

Indicated strength. Schenken took the Acs and return-MAIL REVIEW BU LIANG CHI HAO,

Managing Director.

GENERAL

MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS will be held at:

the Offices of the undersigned on

TUESDAY, the 27th March 1934,

at Noon, for the purpose of receiv

Mr.

ed a small club, which South won "THE PRIZE-FIGHTER AND THE with the King. South now led LADY"-QUEEN'S THEATRE diamond to Dummy's Ace, on which)'

ing the Report of the General THE HONG KONG & WHAMPOA{Mr. Reith threw a spade; and then

Managers, together with a

clate-

ment of Accounts for the year

DOCK CO, LTD.

The world's champion boxer, played the Knave of diamonds from Primo Carnera and a strong con- Dummy. Mr. Schenken was here tender for the title, Max Baer,

ended the 31st December 1933, IN TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN faced by the first of his difficult make their debut in the films in a.

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Ltd.

General Managers, The H.K. Fire Insurance Co, Ltd. Hong Kong. 6th March, 1934.

SHARE

The Shore Register and Transfer that the ORDINARY YEAR. Probleme. By refusing to cover thrilling story of the ringi. "The Books will be closed from the LY MEETING OF

the Knave af diamonds, although Prize-fighter and the Lady 19th to the 27th March 1934, both HOLDERS will be held in the he held a fourchette in the Queen- Myrna Loy, who takes the lead- days inclusive.

Office of the Company, 2 Queen's 10, he could block South from the ing feminine role, is seen it, a Building, Hong Kong, on MON-lead after the diamond suit was beautiful night club entertainer DAY, 26th March, 1984, at Noon established and prevent the cash who falls in love with Max Bura for consideration of the Directors three tricks. This, at first young prize-fighter who is trag Report and Statement of Accounts Blance, seemed the best, course to sling against powerful odds to for the year ending 81st December.. purane but on further considera.secure the title.KANG Hon Mr Schenken realized that Carnera and Baer meet in a South. If he held as good as the thrilling battle in the ring for the The Share Register and Trans nine of hearts, could abandon the championship title, which is referr CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN & fer Books will be closed from the diamond suit and set up enoughed by no less a person than Jack 19th to 26th March, 1934, both days heart tricks to make his contract. Dempsey, ex-world's champon. huclusive,

He therefore covered the Knave of Others in the cast are Walter Hus diamonds and, as he expected, was ton, Otto Kruger and Vince Barnett, allowed to hold the trick.

MORTGAGE CO., LTD.

Nthat the THIRTY-SEVENTH

TOTICE. IS HEREBY GĮVEN

ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING of Shareholders In the Company, will be held in the Company's ́ Board Room, 3rd. Floor, Exchange Building, Hong Kong, on WED. NESDAY, 21st. March, 1984, ut NOON," for the purpose of receivi ing a Statement of Accounts and the Report of the Director for the year ended "B1st December, 1938;

1933.

By Order of the Board of

Directors,

Hong Kong, 9th March, 1984.

E. COCK.

His second problem now develop: Chief Manager. ed: He could lead a club, and Mr. Reith could cash two club tricks, |but " after that Mr. Reith would hayt to unguard either his spade or heart stopper while South ran his four remaining diamonds; in o

FOR SALE

1934

electing Directors and Auditors; POSTAGE STAHI CATALOGUES

and for the transaction of any other

Ordinary business of the Company

NOTICE fa also hereb

that the TRANSFER, CO

be closed, fro

| words, Mr. Reith would be [ed, and East and West would nev

taith trick, Mrk therefore had to porto

Lose club tricks,and

MAIL REVIEW "MOONLIGHT AND PRETZELS:

ORIENTAL THEATREE

galaxy of stage, screen, and "brought together

the Orient

"OLSEN'S BIG MOMENT"

El Brendel, the popular come. dian, who is featured in the Fox comedy, "Olsen's Big Moment," the next attraction at the Kin

- played by the Victor Salon Orch. 4 Group directed by Nathaniel Shilkret

"Victor Prize Selections"

Victor Concert Orchestra and Male

Volces.

"Nhansody in Blup" (Gershwin) (({

(Norton, arr. Lötter)

The Palladiom" Orchestra. 9-9.45 From the Studio.

A 10th Recital of Gramophone records

by Mr. C. B. R. Bargent. 9.45-10.28 p.1---

Sonata in A Major (Comar Fránek)

played by Alfred Cortos (Piano) and Jacques Thiband(Violin)

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra. Ist Movement a A.20-9

p.m.-Orchestral Offenbachiana (arr, Finck)

2nd

Allegro

ben moderato.

Recitatiro-Fantasia

Herman Finck & His Orchestra. Bavarian Dance, Op. 27, N. 1 (Elgari Bid Moventent Bavarian Dance, On. 27. No. 2 (Elgar)

London Symphony Orchestra con 4th Movement

ducted, by

Bir Edward Elgar, 0. M.

Theatre, is afforded a good opp Shepherd Fennel's Dance |tunity to demonstrate his delight-ļusteikowsky!

}ful Swedish accent, which he does

with great success.

The supporting cast includes Walter Catlett and Susan Fleming,

nine Beauty-Panorama

Royal Opera Orchestra, Convent

Garden.

Sarchinka (Schirmann) *

Marek Weber & His Orchestra.

Allegretto, poco mosao. 10.20-10.28 .m.-Voral Gems

"Rigoletto (Verti

+10,28: Newa

p.mk

Light Opera

Rugby Mid-day

10.30 pm Clone Downt "On Saturday, #17th- Maryl p.m. 8.B.W, will attempt 'a' selay the Commentors on the Boat Racs

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