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MAIL SCHEDULES

BROADCASTING RECEIVING LICENCES, 1935.

All Existing Liconces expire on 31st December, 1984,

New Licences for 1936 will be avail-i able at the Government Radio Office,) P. & O. Bulding, as from 1st January, 1935 and will be issued from 9.30 a.m.

to 4.30 p.m. against the receipt of a romittarice of $10.00.--

Applications may be made:-

(a) personally.

(b) by messenger.

(c) by post,

It is essential undor te) and prefer- able under (a) and (b) that applica tions should be accompanied by crossed cheque payable to Hong Kong Govern- ment. The new licence will then bel sent by post or messenger as soon a it is rendy. Where actual cash is ten- dered a new licence should be received in exchange, hefore leaving the Licen- sing Ofce.

In the case of renewal the old - conce should be returned with the ap plication,

Imperial Airways via Singapore Bandoeng-Amsterdam via Singapore Saigon Marseilles vin Saigon

Singapore-Australia

Correspondence will be accepted for transmission by these services. Raten and all particulars are shewn in the schedules exhibited at. the Post Offices. All letters etc., must be marked "By Air Mail" and be handed in at a Past Office.

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INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

Jan.

Menesthous

·FROM JAPAN

Jan.

Durban Maru

Bengal Maru

Emp. of Asia

Nagara Pros. Hayes Sowa Maru Chichibu Maru

FROM U.B.A.

Jan.

Emp, of Asin

中

Pros, Hayes..

FROM SHANGHAI

Jani.

Sinklang

Fellx Roussel

Antenor

Conte Rosao

Emp. of Aris

Suwa Maru

Pres. Hayes

Chichibu Maru

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Lyons Maru

Kumsang

Terukuni Maru

Troilus

Tokiwa Maru

Suwa Maru

Menez huus

Hakodate, Maru

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, 'JANUARY 12, 1935.

The Woman's Page

The tunic theme seems to over- shadow all other designs to-day. Norma Shearer, of screen fame, models a hip-length green wool tunic frock featuring a high scarf neckline and long tight sleeven. The short tuple has a short neck and elbow length bell sleeves creating a double neck and sleeve appearance.

Jan.

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15

FOR U.S.A.

16

Jan.

17 Pres. Taft

18 Emp. of Russia

20

FОR MANILA

Jap.

Pres. McKinley

17 Emp. of Asia

Pres Hoover Pres. Hayes

CHINS MUST RECOVER

THEIR STREAMLINE

INGENIOUS TREATMENTS IN THE MODERN BEAUTY SALONS

(By AUDREY WRANGHAM) ·

London, over the whole of the neck and The steamline that began with under the chin while the ends of motor-cars has come to stay. In the the firigers are on the back of the feminine silhouette. One of the neck, then kneading the chin and features that is being streamlined the neck firmly for three-to-five daily in Mayfair beauty parlours is minutes.

the chin. So many girls, varying inį Another specialist gives her age from the debutante stage to the clients, whatever their age, a 'chin the thirties, already have little double strap Immediately she sees ching, Nature's revenge for too slightest tendency to loss of stream- many chocolates, or too many cock-line on the chin, and tells them to tails, or too much sitting over, the wear it not during the night but fire, instead of going out for a brisk for ten minutes during the day. walk, or too much. "running in the For a twelve-minute home treat- car," instead cf any other exercise.ment another beauty doctor advises From Chicago to Curzon-street pads of cotton wool soaked in has come a revolutionary method of astringent lotion under a chin strap, massaging the chin back to ita followed by skin-food, unless the streamline, in which the chin itself skin is sensitive, when the skin food is not touched at all. With sensi-comes first.

A patter with a flexible handle is tive fingers the specialist does vibratory hand massage over the another means for eliminating the scalp, raising the chin from behind second chin, when a pad of cotton the cars and the neck muscles from wool is dipped in a reducing lotion the head of the the nape of the neck and the top of and fastened to

instrument. the spine.

For the older woman whose chin line has begun to sag this treatment

includes massage up each side of THAT EMBROIDERY

the spine and on the shoulders with

an astringent of Indian oils per-

fumed with almonds that was first

TOUCH

brought to this country and used by A touch of hand embroidery on the famous cricketer "Ranji." For both woollen and

silken frocks is

the younger woman with a double very smart now. Smocking and chin treatment is given with an as-hemstitching, too, are a very great tringent cream-delicate pink colour] deal used.

which is due to the strawberry juice As there are no fewer than 305 one of the finest natural astrin- different embroidery stitches, "the i who is clever with her Iwoman gents in the world-It contains.

Ineedle has à large variety of choice, whether her work is for the adorn- her home their ment of her frocks or Women who count upon beauty appointments as a rest be- furnishings... tween engagements will appreciate

Self Massage

The bolero makes just as much a hit in a jacket as it does in a dance frock, as can be seen by Side features the-bolero jacket. pleats in the skirt and a small hat gives Bette Davis, screen actress, a chic appearance quite in keeping with the costume.

The Latest

Beauty Aid

"There is no better way of prac- the fact that this chin and neck tising now stitches than by making treatment is given with the client yourself a sampler, working each lying fat upon a couch wrapped in stitch with care until you have per- 15 pale green blankets. Self massage fected it As the sampler graws it 15 is easily learned by the woman who will form a record of your progress will arrange her day so that five and can also be referred to for the

The latest beauty aid is an extra- minutes la put aside before the worked effect of any atitch."

From "Mary Thomas's Diction-ordinary contraption that looks like morning make-up and another five 12 either before going out in the even-ary of Embroidery Stitches," pub-a fencing vizor and costs half-a-)

Hahed by Hodder and Stoughton, guinea. 17 ing or at bed time.

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But you will not condemn it as The "caliper" lines from nose to Ltd, at 5s. In this book the 805 month which are the heralds of stitches are described and illustrat- "ridiculous" when you hear how middle age are the subject of a two- ed.

FROM AUSTRALIA

Jan.

Kitano Maru

FROM MANILA

Jan.

FOR STRAITS

Fres. Taft

Kitano Maru

11 H

17

Jan.

movement exercise invented by a

Ranchi

12 specialist who has a different cream.

17

Antenor

10 for the blonde, the brunette, the

Conte Rosso

+

OUTWARD MAILS.

FOR EUROPK

Тап.

47

17 normal, the too-thin and the too-fat

be spread over the palms and

HEAT MARKS

useful it le.

Comprising a fine-meshed hair net fitted to a well-finished wire' cage, it is slipped over the head to protect the hair and facial make-up, NLIGHT heat marka can be completed before dressing, when client. The massage cream must Sremoved with a little linseed the owns is put on.

The cage is made to go right cards for Europe and South America the face and throat before the palms of methylated spirit. Much can be over the face, while the net protects

done to eliminate scratches, from the hair. 15 re forwarded "vis Siberia" are worked upwards over

superscribed. +

cheeks, the little fingers passing wood by rubbing the part with REGISTERED and PARCEL close

to elther side of the nose linseed oil, and afterwards polish- agree, to the soignce woman-and MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier then the time given above, unless twelve times. Repeat, this move-ing with furniture cream. 16 otherwise stated, and where mails are ment another twelve times, bring-

Ranchi (via, Marseilles)** 12

Closes: Reg. 9.45 a.m. Ord. 10.30 am.

Pres Tat...

Closes: Reg. 4.15 p.m.. Ord. 5 p.m. Ep. of Russia (la Vancou-

ver)

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15

Closes: Reg. 4.15-p.m. Ord. 5 p.m.

Antenor (via Maraeilles).... Conte Rosso (via Brindisi)..

21

Closes: Reg. 3 pm. Ord 5 p.m. Han Ning (via Siberia)

FOR SHANGHAI

Jean Laborde

Prea, Taft Emp. of Russia

..

Jan.

*

VIA SIBERIA Letters and post-fingers of the hands as well as on oil, followed by a gentle application

the

A very useful asset, you will

particularly to mannequins and

In the case of mahogany or rose others who have to change their

17 advertised to close at or before 9 aming the palms of the hands over wood, a bad scratch can be darken-dresses many times a day.

registered and parcel mails are closed the sides of the cheeks up to the led with 16 at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

a solution of potassium permanganate, and then rubbed The problem of the woman whose with oil and polished.

temples.

AIR MAIL-perial Airways via

Singapore, Banjoerg-Amsterdam via

Singapore Balzen-Marseilles via Belchin tissues are

shrinking and

12 ron. Correspondence for Europe and shrivelling, and who finds "ault

15 intermediate countries will be cellars" instead of streamline, Is 15 cepted for tranmisalon by these Ser

¡rices. Bates and all particulars are another that needs a three-move- thewn in the schedules exhibited at ment dally massage.

Loss Of Streamline

THE SLIT SKIRT

....

SIMPLE ELEGANCE

London,

TANY women will adopt the

Mashions of the slit skirt and

THE

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DAILY CROSS-WORD- PUZZLE

This cross-word-puzzle-has-baen made by an expert-but-our- readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho.

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HORIZONTAL, 1-Lodges temporarily 6-Mineral spring 9-A period of time

(abbr.) 12-Worship

13-Half a goo 14-Organ of hearing 35-Methods 16-Make Jarger 18-The natural fat

20-Active

Y 21-Kaka amailer

28-Views 24-3kiti

25 To make taut

(Naut.)

27-A perlad of time

-(pl.)

20-Chief Signal. Officer

(abbr.).

30-Make a miastop

34-Evident

97-Raw matal

38-0lves pleasure to 41-Mistakes

¡HORIZONTAL (Cont.)

43-Costume |44-Large plant (pl.) |46-Those who atone

47-Perfume from rose 13-Performs

potale

VERTICAL (Cont.) 10-Bird of prey' 11-Triba of Indians 17-Factor

21-Youth

22-Epoch

23-One who stones -

in Europe

52-Course of food' fol.) MNS

(abbr.)

50-Pale

31--Ocean

58-Trloky

84-Territory (abbe.) - |65-8durchas

33-Foot-like organ

35-Affirm 36-Walke oni

VERTICAL

1-A mechanical device 36-Melts 2-Bustio

3-Elthfulnes

4-To Iran

fowl

189-An amount on which

-raton are muveaud 40-Black

5-The last aix lines of 42-To tie again

L' annot

6-Storling (abbr.)

7-Eneloaure

8-Broad two-edged

danger

Small greanish finch

|44-Former Russian

title

46-Wild (Bcot.)

48-Corroded

49-Fallow of the Royal

Society (Lat, abbr.)

The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle

toll appear in Monday's ferue.

WOMEN THROUGH WOMEN'S EYES

What is our ideal masculine type? Unfortunately, many women find superficial courtesies attractive, 'as the typical Englishman's quiet and unassuming qualities are overlook- ed.

Berta Ruck, in "Sunburit (Hodder

and Stoughton, 7s. (d), "The Englishman as a lover (says the Frenchwoman, with a smile too fine to disturb the crip- son distemper on her lips) does not exist."

The allt skirt is as inevitable as the contrasting sash which Princess winter furs or summer sunshades. Marina has introduced in several of It is an obsession with designers. her evening gowns. The simple Feather toques and heavy gaunt bodice, just coming over the should-Princess Paul Troubetzkoy and Valeen This is done with a cream con-let gloves, velour hats and wide er to form a little sleeve, is another superscribed for despatch by a specttaining wool fat, as well as cucum-canopy vells, àre vanities for the attractive feature of the styles she de air mail service, correspondance bers, first with the fingers of both woman about town whose handbag has chosen. There is great sim- will be forwarded by the first service hands pressing deeply the flesh of in a new narrow, high square plicity about these gowns, that sim- 19 available.

the chin towards the ears, then shape, very deep and surprising plicity which is the real secret of rotating the pads of the thumbs looking, and very plain.

FOR INDIA

the General Port Office and Kowloon

Jad

Ranchi

Office. All latters etc., must be mark-

19

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Felix Roussel

15

od "By Air Mail" and handed in at

Post Office. the General

FOR JAPAN

Jan

Jean. Laborde

Pres Taft

Emp. of Russia

15

dreas elegance.

CR. W. Nevinson, in "Exodus A.D." (Hutchinson, Ts. 6d.). "He'd be easy to live with, for whatever happened he'd always be courteous

"The fact that he would expect

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so much gave him an added glamour in her eyes. She was not good enough for him....

"Richard was so easy to enslave There was no excitement to such easy game. She could be. hire of him. He only wanted her as she was."

Bringing Up Father

I KNEW THE DAY WOULDN'T GO BY. WITHOUT SOME PEST COMIN' IN THE OFFICE-

“YOU BAY YOU

YES-IT'S ABOUT,MYS

AANT MY

BON-

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BEA

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HOW CAN

EXI HIM TO BE BOTH?

HE WANTS TO BE A PRIZE-FIGHTER-IT'S PERCY MY SON-

WELL- IF HIS

NAME IS DERCY"! HE'LL HAVE TO DO A LOT OF FIGHTIN

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