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FAREWELL TO THE COLONY
Prominent Resident Leaves For Good
DR. J. C. MACGOWN
To-day both the social and Polisporting circles of the Colony are
Offices. All letters etc, must be mark the poorer by the departure of ed “By Air Mail" and be handed at the Post Office.
Dr. J. C. Macgown, senior partner
of the medical firm of Drs. Mac The Money Order Office is open gown, Anderson, Darran. McElney! from 10 am to 4 piz. except on land Hope-Gill, who is leaving by Saturdays when it closes at 12 noon the as. Hector, accompanied by and on Sundays and holidays when Mrs. Macgown and their tara it is entirely closed.
childres. His intention is to Telegrams covering Easter Greet-settle down in practice at Home.
In addition to being one of the ings and bearing the paid service! indication "XL" will be accepted Colony's best-known medical practi- by the Hong Kong Government Radio tioners, Dr. Macgown has always Ofice for transmission via Radio to the places mentioned below during figured prominently in the field of the period from 6th to 13th Apriljaport. He is a keen amateur rider 1936, both dates inclusive. ` Philippine Islands Newfoundland
United States
Hawaiian Islands Canada.
Great Britain Germany
both on the flat and over the sticks is Chairman of the Fanling Hunt Race Club and a Steward of the Jockey Club; and 23 30 this class of tele-owner he has had many ponies The charge for grams will be based on One Third of appearing both at the Valley and the ordinary rate with a minimum Kwanti. He is, in addition, -charge for turo words. Farther enthusiastic airman.
particulars may be obtained si ap plication to the Radio Oce.
INWARD MAILS.
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FROM EUROPE
Apr.
Hector (via Siberia)
K.L.M. Service)
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FROM: USA,
Apr.
Emp. of Russia
Pres. Hoover
Pres. Hayes
Pres. Grant
FROM BUANGHAI
Lt St. Loubert Bie
Emp. of Russia
Pres. Hoover:
Andre Lebon
Pres. Hayes Hakozaki Maru Tatanta Mart
Talthybius Pres. Grant
FROM MANILA
Other Activities
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1936
The glamourous Ann Sothern has the starring role in "Grand the Exit,” the_Columbia picture which is showing to-day at Alhambra Theatra.
ROTARY MEETING
First Impressions Of Hong Kong
INTERESTING TALK BY REV. J. D. MacLEAN -
HELENA MAY INSTITUTE
English Association Ends Session.
FATHER RYAN SPEAKS ON GILBERT OF THE SAVOY
The last meeting of the present} session of the English Association of Hong Kong, which was held] last night at the Helena, May In-| stitute, was presided over by Sir| Thomas Southorn.
A large gathering was present to hear Father Ryan, S. J. speak on "Gilbert of the Savoy," other wise Sir William Schwenk Gilbert, writer of the librettos of the well-f known Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas.
The speaker ably covered the life and achievements of the great librettist, interspersing MDS anecdotes, and quoting whimsicali-| ties from his work.
DANCE AT HOTEL CECIL Health And Strength the Association.
League
THE
HONG KONG
PENINSULA HOTEL,
HONG KONG HOTEL, REPULSE BAY HOTEL:
PEAK HOTEL;
SHANGHAI
ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL,
HOTELS,
LIMITED
In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peiping
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
This cross-word puzzle has been måde by an expert · bat our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho
Following remarks by Professor Middleton Smith and Mr. G. P. deļ Martin, a vote of thanks WAS 20- corded Sir Thomas and Lady Southor for their assistance to. Among others: present were the Hon. Mr. R. A C: North, Hon. Mr. M. E. Lo, Mr. R. H. Kotewall and Mr. H. C. Mac-
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A Branch of the Health and namara. Strength League is being formedį
APPOINTMENTS China Station
Dr. Macrown has also been an ardent Volunteer, holding the ranki ot Major in the Medical Section of the Defence Corps; from 1914 to 1918 he was on service in the The Rev. J. D. MacLean, Minis in Hong Kong. and will take the LATEST ADMIRALTY Great War. Apart from his arm'ster of the Union Church, Kow-form of a Health and Strength, professional work, Dr. Macgow loon, was the speaker at yester-Sports and Athletic Club. The has been on the consulting staff day's Rotary Club meeting and Club is holding their first Dance of the Alice Memorial and Affiliated chose for his subject "A New-in the Hotel Cecil, on Friday, com- Hospitals and a member of the
comer's Impressions of Hong mencing at 8.30 pm. New Territories medical benevolenti Kong
As it is understood there are al 9ibranch of the St. John Ambulance
The chair was taken by Mr. W. few members throughout the Co- Brigade. He has also been prin- S. Thomas Tam, the Vice-Pre-lony, it is hoped that they will take naval appointments to the China] cipal medical officer of China Usident, in the absence of Profes- advantage of this League function derwriters, Ltd.,
sor L. Forster (President), who to get together and help make the He is also President of the is on a tour of the route of the Branch
a success. Failing this, Cumberland (April 27), and Hong Kong St. Andrew Society,
will all members and those wish-command (on coming for trials of which he has always been a Chairman intimated that Profes- ing to become members, please and service), and as Flag Capt to
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ardent supporter.
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Canton-Hankow
Railway. The
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sor Forster would be back by write to:-W. E. Hewitt, SALDO, the Commander-in-Chief,
I/R.U. Rifles. Murray Barracks, (on transfer of fag). next Sunday".
Hong Kong.
For The Child With Colic. The following guests were wel- Colie is frequently associated with comed:-Mr. E. D. Andrews, (New diarrhoea and may be the result of Zealand), Mr. D. Black Sometimes harsh Kong), Mr. S. M. Churn poisoning. purgatives are the cause, the use of Kong) and Mr. Guthrie. which cannot be too strongly de-
food
China
Lt. Cdra.-R. W. Peers to Med- way (April 20); and R. McC. P. Jones to Odin, in command, an-
(Hong be leaving soon to represent the dated. (Hong Club at the District Conference in Sub-Lt (E).-0. J. F. L. St.
Shanghai. He wished him a John to Cumberland (March 30).
Surgn. Lt. Cdr.-R. B. Me Vie- ker, M.R.GS., LRCP. to Tamer (May 8).
The Chairman announced that pleasant voyage and happy so- 11precated where young children at Rotarian W. Mackintosh would journ in the city.
|concerned. If colic is associated with
constipation
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Gen. Lee
Naldera.
Prex McKinley
Tjikembang
Agamemnon
Changte
Kitazo Maru
Helenus
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FROM STRAITS & INDIA !
Apr.
Crème
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Haruna Maru
Dakar Marti
Bhutan
Tilawa
Kutsang
FROM AUSTRALIA
Apr.
Changte
Kitano Maru
OUTWARD MAHS.
Apr.
FOR EUROFE
Bector (E.L.M. Service)
and vomiting there
16 is probably some obstruction of the
bowel
Whatever the cause, is safe remedy may be found in Baby's Own Tablets. the gentle laxative and health cor-
whol rective prepared by a doctor
10 made a special study of children and 10 their ailments. Baby's Own Tablets 14 are pleasant in taste and therefore
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16 easy to give, for children like them. They are free from any injurious ingredients, and are as suitable for the smallest babe in arms as for the 14 child of twelve years.
Closes: Reg. 9 am Ord. 9.30-1.3. R.M.A. Dorado (Imperial Air-
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Baby's Own Tablets correct in- digestion,- dispel constipation, break up colds and croup, expel worms when these are present, and by settling the stomach
materially they help 8casing the pains during the trying
Įperiod of teething.
fre
Medicine dealers everywhere selli 9]the children's favourite health safe-j
ways direct Service)...... Closes: Reg. 5.pim. Ord. 8.15 amguard, Andre Labon (via Marseilles)
Closes: Reg. 945 3.2. -
Ord. 10.30 azn.
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Pres. McKinley (via Victoria)* 10 Closes: Reg. 11.15 am. Ord. Noon
Hakozaki Maru (via Mar-
selles)
Naldera (via Marseilles)
Closes: Beg 9.445 a.m.
Ord. 10.30 am.
FOR STRAITS AND INDIA
Hector
Kumsanz Hakozaki Maru-
Naldera
-FOR SHANGHAI
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Baby's Own Tablets.
EASTER HOLIDAYS
On Friday, April 10, the General
18 Post Office and Kowloon Central Post
Office will be open from 8 am to noon) and the other Post Offices from 8 a.m. to 9 2.3.
On Saturday, April 11, the General
Post Office and Kowloon Central Post
Apr.
8
8
Office will be open from 9 am to 10 am. and the other Post Ofee from 8
10
am to 9
10
On Monday, April 13, the General
Post Office and Kowloon Central Post
Apr.
10
10
FÜR JAPAN
Apri
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FOR MANILA
Apt.
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Haruna Maru Press. McKinley
Exp. of Russia Pres Hoover Pres. Hayes Tisadane
Bringing Up Father
Office will be open from 9 am to 12 a.m. and the other Post Offices from 18 am to 9.3.
There will be one collection from
the pillar boxes and one delivery of 10crdinary correspondence each day as on Sundays. One delivery of Regis- tered correspondence at 11 am, on Friday April 10; at 9.30 a
Saturday April 11: and at 10 am on Monday April 13.
The Money Order Office will be 14 entirely closed during the Holidays.
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HORIZONTAL (Cont] ; VERTICAL (Cont.) 33-Establishes Church (11-Wide-mouthed
(abbr)
pitchers
6-Sacred buff of Egypt 33-Pierced with a spear 12-Observed
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[45-A point of comp§ 2175-Conjunction
11-Performs
13-Imitate 14-Matured
16-Before
17-Mother
18-Evening social
parties (Fr.)
20-A digthong 21-Ireland
(abbr)
44-Article
48-Penetrate
-Tens (abbr)
48-Cracked open
18-Those who sleep
noisily
1%-Ágitaled
22-Wrathful
24-8lumber
50-Those who receive (25-Child's hat
gifte
52-Let fall
.
53–Short gaitar
VERTICAL
23-Mountain range in
W. China
25-Goes with a steady
pace
27-A crutch
29-A constellation
30-Before
31-Entries in an account
$3--Troubles
36-Starling (abbr.) 35-Series of harmle
|Leave 2-Unit
1.Preposition
Непо 5-Giet's name, 6-Father
7. Freeze
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water
S-Identical
10-Melodica
|28-A beverage
31-Felt an irritation of
thealin
|32-Pay out, as money }33–Removed the central
24-Short poem 35-Places
37-Session (abbe.) 40-Pour |42-Preposition
|42-Greek god of love 45-Part of the hand
47-Afternoon party ¡40-A`month (abbr)
|5%-Notary Pubile"
(abbr.)
The solution of the shone with is sem erokavoorz puzzla
will appear in to-morrow's inawa,
DOG-OWNERS IN COURT
Kowloon Residents Fined
Before Mr. Q. A A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy yes-|| terday, Mr. J. G. Meyer, of No. 1225 Prince Edward Boad, ad- mitted keeping a dog without a [licence and was fined $16. Ee stated that he had had the dog only three weeks and it had since been destroyed.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
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Mrs. Rowe, of No. 43 Granville Admitting a similar offence, Mr. Road, Kowloon Tong. was fined J. W. Cooper, of No. 90B Nathan ja total of $10 on two summonses Road, was fined $6. Mr. Kojima, {for keeping two bitches and a dog of No. 7 Ashley Road, ground without a licence on March 18.floor, admitted a similar charge Defendant's representative, who of keeping two dogs and was admitted the offences, stated that fined a total of $8. A fine of $8 it had been thought that the was also imposed upon Mr. A. W. licences were to be renewed in D. Eca, of No. 25 Cameron Road,
for a similar offence.
June.
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