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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

DENTISTS.

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

74 Queen's Road 2nd Fl To

5th F., King's Theatre Bldg. Telephones 21255 9-1.00; 2-6.00,

LAU PAK WAL, Dentist. HONG KONG OFFICE:— GLOUCESTER BLDG., 1st Floor, Telephone 20488. KOWLOON OFFICE:- 337, NATHAN ROAD, 1st Floor, Telephone 57428,

ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS.

BRIDGE NOTES

A Grand Slam By A Squeeze.

by Ely Culbertinn.

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1934.

Mr. Thomas B. Costain is one of the editorial executives of a great publishing house, and while: his days are pretty well filled with his responsibilities in that respect, the finds time to play a good deal

of Bridge.

Women

His wife is considered one of the strongest jerg in her

circle, and nating the interesting

play-

after

MIA-

luer in which she fulfilled A re- doubled Grand Slam contract on the hand below. I think my read- will understand why Mr. Costain rates her as his favourite partner. -

ers

South, Dealer.

North and South vulnerable.

[New Work & Repairs. Sole Agent for

W. 8. BAILEY & CO., LTD

Kowloon Bay Call Flag "L" Kelvin Motors,

North:

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Twenty-ve Words three inser- tions prepaid $1.50. Every ad- ditional word five cents for three Insertions.

All replier ander this heading must be called for.

TO LET.

A FEW Remaining Rooms are avail- able for offices in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, les House Street. Apply to Percy Smith, Seth

Fleming, 6 Des Voeux Road, Central.

FOR SALE.

HONG KONG DOLLAR DIRECTORY. -On sale at all book-stalls and at the office" of the Publishers, 3A. Wynd- ham Street.

OPTICIANS.

THE HONG KONG OPTICAL

COMPANY,

'Phone 22232.

53, Queer's Road Central

GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

MISCELLANEOUS

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NOTICE.

NON-PAYMENT OF

WATER ACCOUNTS

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West

North

East

after

The bidding: (Figures FATER ACCOUNTS are post-bids refer to numbered explana

ed to the person who sign-ory paragraphs). ed the Form "G" guaranteeing South

3 C (2) Pass FOUR VISITING CARDS neatly and payment. This person is general-2 D (1) Pass

Pass promptly

Mail" printed." China

ly the landlord or his recognized 7 D (3) Dbl.(4) Pass Office, No. 3A, Wyndham Si Tele-

Redbl. Pass Pass Рава agent. phone 20022.

In many instances inconvenience 1-While South's

but is caused to tenants by the water supply being disconnected without warning to them, owing to the fallure of the guarantor to pay the

the

re

hand containe honour-tricks. 41⁄2 eight-card suit certainly quires opening with a Forcing

bid of two.

LAMMERT BROS.accounts within the specified per--A slightly shaded response but

AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS

AND SURVEYORS.

'- Public Auctions ·

TH

THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public

Auction

ON

Tuesday, the 16th. July, 1934, commencing at 10.30 a.m.

at No. 2, Felix Villas, Pokfulam

A Quantity of

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

On View from Monday, the 9th.

July, 1934.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers

Hong Kong, Gib July, 1984.

THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public

T

Auction

ON

Wednesday, the 11th. July, 1934, commencing at 2.30 pm. -

at their Saies Room, No: 35,

Hankow Road, Kowloon

A Quantity of

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

comprising:-

Chesterfield couch & armchairs,

Teak Hatatand, Teak Sideboard, Teak Dinner Waggon, Teak Din- ing Table, Teak Chairs & 'Arm-¡ chair, Teak Table, Teak Stands. Teak Tea puys, Teak Dressing Table, Teak Wardrobe, Teak Chest of Drawers, Teak Wash Stand, Teak Ice Chest, Teak

Klan Rises Anew.in Alabama as Foe of "Reds"

REGULAR MEETINGS. 1×1 and 3rd Monday Nights, Fraternal Hall

MY DEAR, SOLDIER.

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THE WHITE LEGION

1907 FIFTH AVENUE, NORTH Birmingham, Alabama

*May 18, 1934

Wə aza sitting, as if on a powder kot. An explosive could, and may happen any minuta. This ker of newder la COMMURISM, and it is at work, 3% erary community of Jefferson County, · WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?

The Wilis Lagion uni organized ty HELP STOP IT. Many of those why delag real service. Many wie mada taken their digress and are del

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AND IN EACH,

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BE OF ANY SERVIC.

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YOU WITH US, WE NEED YOUR COO)

TELL US WHERE YOU STAND. YOU CAN YOUR ABSENCE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. ES TỪNG

El you made application for manchorship to vaquiced fou, took the degrees and are

►he full amount, but they, too, have

Grad fun, but, they have Qay kave made appli-

REQUIRED FEE WAY, yut they

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THE WHITE LEGION,

By A. 3. Gulledge.

The Ku Klux Klan, revived in Alabama as "The White Legion," has the suppression of Com- munism as its new purpose, but is being used to break-up strikes and protests of farmers, it is charg- ed. The "White Legion" does not use costumes affected by old Klansmen, as shown in photo above. One of ita manifestoes is shown

FRADIO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

Schatz-Waltz (J. Strause), Elegie (Bong of Mourning)

(Wamenet),

John Brownlee (Baritone).

Cello Solo-

Adagiette (Bitzet),

Tarantelle (Popper),

1

CHEESE SMUGGLERS

CAUGHT.

Clever Ruse Fails In Italy.

Nice.

BUILDING BRITISH - INDUSTRY

Pineapples Flourish In Guiana.

REPEATED DISAPPOINTMENTS

Georgetown, British Guiana.

- This is the story of a promising British industry which has estab- lished itself here in the face of repeated disappointments;

Two years ago there was not a pineapple worth exporting in Bri- tish Gulana.

But there was fertile soil, a suit- able climate and-a good "potential market.

Local merchants hit by the dia- mond slump formed a company to grow and can pineapples in the colony. They ordered 100,000 plant "tops" from Hawalt.

Then came a great disappoint- ment. The "tops" arrived in Bri- tish Guiana as dry as hay and, te

ull appearances, good only for cattle food.

The company seat for a second shipment to Hawaii.

This time the answer came back: "Nothing doing." Hewall had de- cided it was bad business to rive competitors a helping hand.

Then the company applied to the French island of Martinique. Again the answer was "No."

Meanwhile, somewhat despairing- ty, the first shipment of pineapple "tops" from Hawaii had been planted in nurseries and carefully tended.

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Many of them falled to grow. But some

flourished and put out rools. The British Gulana pinë apple canning industry was born.

To-day there are 500,000 healthy Nearly plants producing fruit. 50,000 acres of land are to be turn- ed into pineapple fields, Reuter.

A luxurious motor car that was frontier continually crossing the from Italy into Fränce at Menton for the market at Nice.. aroused the suspicions of the French customs officials.

W. H. Squire, 9.20-9.45 p.m.-Light Orchestral, The following programme will be broadcasted to-day from the Hong Four Ways Suite (Erk Coates),

Regal Cinema Orchestra. Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. Handel in the Strand (Grainger), an wave length of 855 metros Mock Morrix Dances (Grainger), | (846_K.C7'8):—

New Light Symphony Orchestra. 9.45-10 p.m.Jazz Piano Solos. 1-2.15 p.m.-European Programme,

Weather Billy Mayerl's Own Selection, 1 p.m.-Local Time and

Imported cheese has to pay a Billy Mayer

substantial duty. Report.

Can't We Talk It Over does not

1.03 p.m.-Recorded Music,

load alope would Carrell Gibbons and his Boy They stopped the car, searched it, The, duty on oze 1.16 p.m.-A Relay of the Kong porise. She reads her part Kong Hotel Orchestra from the Hong Piano Pia (No. 2},,

Friends and discovered that it had a false have amounted to about £50." The ner's bid as showing the Ace Kong Hotel Grill Room.

George Scott Tood, roof in which were concealed a driver and escort were arrested.— of clubs and feels that thus 1.30 p.m.-Rugby Press New, etc.

great number of cheeses destined Reuter. 2.15 p.m.-Close Down. there must im-

be some play for

Relay from Daventry To-night seven either through the CB-

2.EK" Programme tablishment of the club ault

6-8 p.m.-European Programme. or otherwise.

6-7 p.m.-A Relay of the Hong

tem-

iod. Tenants are, therefore, ad- probably justified on account vised to make suitable arrange-i of the distribution. ments with their landlords to en-13-Mrs. Costain sure that all water accounts are paid promptly.

Changes of ownership of pro- perty should be notified mediately to this Office.

R. M. HENDERSON. Water Authority. Public Works Department, Hong Kong, 6th July, 1934.

FOR.

TRANSPORT

We offer unique Service combining

4-West's Double is unwise. Hia Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra from

the Hong Kong Hotel Iloof Garden.

7 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-

7.08.7.25 p.m.

honour-trick holding must sug- gest a freakish hand to justify tionn the Opening bid of two.

West's Opening lead was the Nursery Sulla (Elgar),

spade King, which Mr.

Costain

ruffed. The Ace of hearts Was followed by another heart, which

WEL

ruffed

by Dummy's only

London Symphony Orchestra con-

ducted by

Sir Edward Elgar,

Bart, C.M, K.C.V.C.

1.

Aubade-Awake.

2.

The

Serious Doll,

3. Busy-ness.

4. The Sad Doll.

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The Wagron Passe.

6.

The Merry Doll

trump. A spade waE returned and ruffed by South, who

laid down all the trumps. After the ninth trick the situation was

of all kinės, FURNITURE --- CARGO

{as follows: North:-

$.-10

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BAGGAGE

D.

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RELIABILITY

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SECURITY

& EFFICIENCY

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YOU

Folding Screen, Teak Desk, Teak ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR

& Glass Bookcase, Teak Glass Cabinet, Mosquito Net, Curtains, Liner, Carpet Rug, Ornaments, Silver Ware, Brass Ware, Porce- lals Ware, Cutlery, etc., etc.

also

A Quantity of Black Wood Furniture

** audyt

One Set of Encyclopedia Bri- tannica.

A Few Casts of Provisions

On View from Tuesday, the 10th. July, 1986

Terms: Cash' on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS..

Auctioneers Hong Kong, 8th July, 1984,

STOCK OF ASIATIC, FOREIGN AND

COLONIAL·

POSTAGE STAMPS

IN SETS, SINGLE, PACKETS, BAGE AND IN APPROVAL SHEETS.

GRACA & CO.,

Dealers in Postage Stamps, Philatelie Goody. Pizture, Postcards, Religious Goodal Garden Breda, & pie

C.-K Q

3. Dreaming Envoy (Coda).

7.25-7.48 pm-Variety,

Vocal Gema-

Victoria & Her Hunner,

Light Opera_Company. Selection-The Millionaire Kid,

New Mayfair Orchestra.

Song--

Go Home & Tell Your Mother, Sitting on Five-Barred Gate,

Gracie Fields (Comedience). These Records are Hindly donated by a "Listener."

-748-8 pmOcteta,

Putting the Clock Back (Fazions Folk)

Songs of Britain) (arr, Squire),

J, H. Squire Celeste Octet. Love's Dream After the Bail

(Czibulka),

J. H. Squire Celeste Octet J. H. Squire Celeste Octet

8 p.m.-Local Time and

Report

Á,03-10.30

Concert.

DM--Ch'HD

Weather

Studie

9.30 p.m.-London 1 pm, Exchange and Commodity Quotations.

14.20 p.m-Bugby Mid-day Pras

tions.

South now led the last diamond, News. Further Exchange and Com jand West had no defense. To modity Quotations from London fel discard the King of hearts was lowed by New York Opening Quote out of the question, so, with the

10.40 p. Clos Down. hope that East might have 2.1 All Relays of the Hong Kong Hotel honour in clubs, West discarded Orchestras are by Courtesy of the a small club: Mrs. Costain then Management. won the next trick with the King,

8.30-19 European Programm

Frond

tricks with the Ace and Ten of clubs, and the remaining 2 ZEK. on a frequency of 64

Dummy.

In 8.30-8.40 p.m. - A Balay

Daventry.

1

from

An Eyewitness, aqust, of this Mornings Play in the Third" Tort Match by. Howard · Marshall. Raley *t from Old Trafford Cricket Ground, TELLS THE TIME IN SIX CITIES Manchestar

8:40-9:21. p.m.-A. Concert., Berlin Violin

RÖMSTES DE

··ándalush (Haraunto)," Masari (Zarzyck! Op. 10).

Bronislaw Hubern

A small table clock shoring the time in Berlin, Paris, 4 New York, Cairo, Sidney and Paiping Song Kas been made for Herr Hitler. The

The clock is the work of 26 HONG KONG apprentices at the Cologna School)

of Clockmakers---Reuter,

· NO,5-19,÷WINDHAM BIRKET,

Dell's Song (Offmbach).

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