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BRIDGE NOTES
PRETTY KOWLOON WEDDING
BIDDING A SLAM Mr. Thomas Pile Marreid
by Ely Culbertson.
At St. Andrew's
BRIDE ARRIVES FROM SCOTLAND
ROBERT MORRISON CENTENARY Further Donations Now Acknowledged
The Finance Committee of the Dr. Morrison Centenary fund acknowledge with thanks the fol-
A correspondent remarked in a The wedding took place at St. lowing subscriptions to the Alice EW SCHOOL YEAR starts on recent letter that almost any dub Andrew's Church, Kowloon yester-Memorial and Nethersole Hospital NONDAY, September: 10th. Without a license can keep the ear day or Mr. Thomas Madison Pile, Building Fund:
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New boys tests on SATURDAY, out of the gutter up to four-ison of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pile of List No. 5 September 8th, at 9.00 a.m. Pros-other words, that so widespread is Hong Kong, to Miss Jean Taylor, Previously acknowledged
Thomas G. Wardrop ticulars may be obtained from the ciples of bidding that generally Nicol of Greenock, Scotland. The Miss Nell E. Elliott.. Headmaster. P. O. Box 33. Tele-even dub Contract players can ha Rev. J. R. Higgs officiated.
Total To-date The bride, who arrived from phone 57777.
trusted to bid their sure games.
Further subscriptions will be He added that the Four-Five No-Home on Wednesday by the P. & 0. Hong Kong, 27th August, 1934.
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5. Polonaise
6. (a) Menuet; (b) Badinerie.
9.33 pm Reuter Press Bulletins, Stock & Commodity
Quotations.
London 1 p.m.
9.40 p.m.-Marriage of Figaro---- Overture (Mozart)
Vienna Phubarmonic Orchestra conducted by Clemens KraDSS. Symphony No. 4 in F Minor (Tachaikowsky, Op. 867-
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra directed by Leopold Stokowskl,
sostenuto-moderato Andante 1st Movement--
anims.
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The following programme' will
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1-2.15 p.m.-European Programme. 1 p.m.-Local Time and Weather Ro- port.
1.03 Recorded Music.
1.15 p.m.-A Relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Orchestra from, the Hong Kong Hotel Grill Room (by courtesy of the Management).
1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Press Naws, etc.
2,15 p.m.-Close Down.
A Talk On "Vitamins" From the Studio
Classical Programme 4-7.p.m-Chineso Programme. 7-1040 p.m.-European Programme 7 pm Closing Local Stock Quota- tions, London and New York Stock and Commodity Quotations.
7.08-7.30 pm-Variety. Song--Brave Hearts-Near and yet so far, Evelyn Laye (Soprano). Plano Duet The Way to LOTO-
Selection-Footlight Parade--Be- lection, Carroll Gibbons and John W. Green.
Vocal Dust--Mood Indigo, Layton &
Johnstone.
Violin Solo-The Child and · his Dancing Doll-Spanish Serenade, Albert Sandler.
8 p.m.-Local Time and Weather' Re-
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7.30-8.30 p.mFrom the Studio. Selections by the Orchestra of the
R.M.S. "Corfu”.
Prograninie.
March: Great Little Army, Alford. Selection: Lilac Tine, Schubert. Violin Solo: Londonderry Air, Morris
(by R. H. Rogers),
Dance Music
1. Over somebody Elee's Shoulder. 2. The Show is Over.
S. A thousand goodnights.
4. The wrong side, of the Fence. 8.30-8.40 p.m.-Octe's. Salut D'Amour (Elgar) Barcarolle "Tales of Hoffmann” (Offenbach)
The J.H. Squire Celeste Oetel. Gavotte, from "Higson" (Thomas)
The J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 8.109 p.m. From the Studio. A Talk on "Vitamins" by Lawrence Leong, C. & D., FO.S.
9-10.30 p.m.--Classical Programme. Sonata in A Major (Handel)
Isolde Menges (Violin). Suite No. 2 in B Minor for Flates
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10.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, 2. Rugby Mid-day Press News, Farther 3.
the gratefully received by Mr. J. B. London Stock & Commodity Quota-4. ed and lighted road to Slams, and church on the arm of Mr. A. C. Ross, c/o The Mercantile Bank
reaching Tinson, the bridegroom's brother-India; Ltd., Hong Kong.
or in in-law. She looked charming in!
Quotations. of tions, followed by New York Opening (Continued at fool of preceding.
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MILITARY OFFICIAL
SHOT
Charges Of Seduction And Peculation
Hankow, Aug. 24. Convicted on the charge of peculation of public funds and seduction of women in the course, of duty, Shih Kun, chief of the transport corps,
attached, to the Military Headquarters at WB- chang, was shot to-day by order
of Marshal Chang Tsalo-liang
Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the
Slam her wedding gown of white angel he skin lace over pink crepe-de-chine, trimmed with seed pearls. Her
In spite of the comparative sim-long silk vell was set off with pink and white orange blossoms. White plicity of modern Slam bidding, on the following hand, played in a re-gladioli, white heather and aspara- of gus fern made up the bridal bouquet cent Duplicate game, only two the ten pairs reached the unbeat-which was tied with a ribbon of the able Grand Slam through the use of this convention. One of the pairs to achieve this result was compos-
Gordon tartan.
Little June Tinson, the bride- groom's niece, acted as bridesmaid
ed of Mrs. George U. Harris and and wore a dainty saxe-blue organ-
Mrs. Lewis Osborn.
Mrs. Ogborn die dress over a pale pink satin slip.
held the North hand and Mrs. Har-The dress was trimmed with pink
ria the South hand.
South, Dealer.
Neither side vulnerable North:-
S-A K Q J.109 7
H-A Q 10 9
D.-8
C.-8
West:-
S.-8 4 2
H-7 5
D.-K 10 5 4 2 C.-10 9 9
East:-
$59 H.-J 3 2 D-Q J 963 C-K & 2
South:-
s.-4
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H.-K 8 6 4
D.-A.7.
C-A QJ 7 6 4
The bidding: (Figures
velvet flowers.. She carried a posy
of white heather which had been
jspecially brought out
Greenock by the bride.
from
Masters James and John Tinson
looked smart as pages dressed as sailors of H.M. Navy.
Mrs. A. C. Tinson, Matron of Honour, wore a delightful white flowered organdie gown set. off with a white picture hat, white kid She shoes and organdle gloves. carried a bouquet of tangerine tinted gladioli.
The duties of best man, were undertaken by Mr. Christopher Stanley Pile, the bridegroom's brother.
After the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at the China Light and Power Club, King's Park. Mrs. Tinson received the friends of the newly married couple, whol after gathered to toast to their future
Bandit-suppression Force in the bids refer to numbered explanatory happiness. On leaving the recep-
provinces of Hupeh, Honan and paragraphs). Anhwei(Chekiai Agency).
tion for the honeymoon, which is to
South West North East. he spent at Repulse Bay, Mrs. Pile
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SON "WHO WANTED? BC.
$30 IN CANTON
Gaol For False Pretences
Sentence of three months' hard labour was imposed on Luk Hing, unemployed, by Mr. E. W. Hamil- ton at the Central Magistracy this morning, for attempting to ob tain $80 from Mak Hing-cheong, of No. 429 Lockhart Road yester- day.
Detective-Sergeant Fitches said,
RELIABLE PRINTING that complainant has a son. In
ng order
too small
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wore a blue flowered georgette
dress with frilled sleeves, turned back over on the shoulders. The ensemble was completed with ́ ̧ ai navy blue Bangkok straw hat trim- North's previous Jump Takeout med with pink flowers. makes this a Forcing bid disclos-
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lug the possession of two Aces U.S. TREASURY GOLD STOCKS and the King of a bid suit.
The bid, of course, is fully justi- Washington. To-day. The Unit- fied in view of the tremendous ed Stater Treasury gold stocks have strength of the spade suit, even decreased by US $20,000,000 since without any fit, with partner's August 20, the majority of which
has been exported to Europe. bid suit. 2—The conventional response. Of United Press, per 3. E. Levy and
course, Bouth has no knowledge Company,
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dant had a false letter pretend-18-With a partner strong enough to
ing that it was written by com-
plainant's son in Canton asking for $80 to be taken to him.
open the bidding and rebid he
the lead, the bid for the Grand Blam is clearly indicated.
In the play of diamond was open-
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