1941-04-07 — Page 10

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PUBLIC AUCTIONS

The Undersigned have reeved structions to self by Public Auc

F1

MONDAY, the 7th, April, 1941

commencing at 10.30 a.m.

at their Sales Room, No. 2,

Connaught Road, Central, Second Floor Room No. 205

A

Quantity of Carpets, Rugs E ankets, Towels, Sheets, Table Cloths, Napkins, Pillow Slips {sed)

and

A Quantity of Furniture (in.

One cading

Singer Sewing Machine) etc.

also

1 Bale Cotton Yarn.

1 Bag Sulphate of Arnunta On View from Saturday, the

8. April, 1941.

3

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT RROS,

Auc

Jong Kong, 4th Apr

The Undersigned have received tructions to sell by Public action n

V.EDNESDAY, the 9th Aprit, 1941

Commencing at 2.36 p.m. at their Sales Room, N. 35, Hankow Road, Kowloon.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Cimprising:

Frakwood Drawing Room, Bed Room Dining Room and Office Furniture, Rattan Ware, Electric Tile Lamps, Heaters, Ceiling and Tble Fans, Curios,

st, etc

RHEUMATISM

CAN BE OVERCOME

To believe that a cure is impos- sible and to accept rheumatism as inevitable is to resign yourself to a life of mi ery, for rheumatism interferes with the bodily pro- cesses and leads to other illnesses.

BRIDGE NOTES

Easy Guesswork

By The Four Aces

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 7, 1941.

RADIO RUBBED

HAM INTO

12.15 p.m.-Short Service of Interces-

słoń.

12.30 p.m.-Ambrose and His. Orchestra,

Fox-Trol-Seventeen Candles.

Slow Fox-Trot-Careless, Rumbas Creole Lady: Two Hearts

in Cuba,

Fox-Trols Plain Jane; Hullabaloo, -Waltzes-Serenade of Napoli; When

Our Dreams Grow Old. Fox-Trol-The Lady on the Cameo 1.00 p.m.-Local Tline Signal, 1.01 p.m.-Vivian Ella at the Piano.

HER FACE

The Divorce Court Pre- sident, granting a wife a separation re-

judicial of the

ac-

failed to

Rheumatism is generally con- ceded to be due to poisons in the

Guessing blood stream and for this reason

the location treatment should be directed to- missing high cards is often easy

purifying and enriching if you recall not only what wards the blood. Because Dr. Williams tually happened during the bid- Pink Pills are a blood builder of ding but also what the highest order, they have been | remarkably successful in correct- ing rheumatic conditions where other remedies have failed.

Give these world-renowned pills a trial; you will not be disappointed. Ab

hemists everywhere,

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

THED EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held, weather

miting, on SATURDAY, 12th 4 MONDAY, 190: APRIL, 1941, matheng at 11.30 am on both

happen!

South, Dealer

North-South vulnerable

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The Fird Bell will be rung at

The bidding:

South

Weat

North

Pass

Fass

10

INT

Pass

20

INT

I'ass

3NT

East

Puss J'ass Puss

1.9

Pass

The interval will be after the fourth love on both days,

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

aditurd

No the without a badge will bel

to the Members' En- closure Such must bo worn throughout the duration of cach Meeting in such

a manner as to

be readily identified.

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentlemen and $3.00 per day for Ladies both including tax) are obtainable through the SECRE- TARY upon the personal or writ- ten application of a Member, such Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, etc,

The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor, Exchange Building, (Tel. 27794) will close at 9.45 am, on both. days,

Tifins are

obtainable at the Club House provided they are or dered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 21920).

No children or amahs will admitted to either Enclosure,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

be

The price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 per day ncluding Tax, for all Persons, in- luding Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Half Price. By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

Hong Kong, 7th April, 1941.

UNION WATERBOAT.

CO., LTD.

Notice to Shareholders

Five diamonds would have been a safer contract, but South was a fine player whose partner was!

particularly not skillful, so he, avoided encourag- ing a diameand con tract,

HOLLARD WALAJES

OF THE FOUR-ACLE SYSTEM

ACE

KING..2 QUEEN.1 JACK...K

TETIK, ME OF INCESS.

GORRAGE MUN 670

Let Me Play-By Vivian Ellis in counted her story of how

which the

introduces Composer

Sotolat: Vivian Ellis, himself.

fifteen of his best known Tunes)... her husband, a managing 1.11 p.m.-The Merry Macs and Elsie director, picked up 31b. dinner

& Doris Waters.

Ma (Conrad, Clare); Breezin' Alonsof ham from the

with the Breezy. The Merry Macs table and rubbed it in her

(Vocal) with Instrumental ace.

A Party at Gert and Datsy's Elst

& Doris Waters (Comediennes) and Company

I Got Rhythm (from Gul Crazy')

The Merry Mars (Vocal) with Orch, Wedding Bella Elste K

Dous Waters (Coane dienstead with Plano.

20 p.1 -Router & tuch. Pand A stretcherMEILEANA

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Pro Arte Quarter

15 p.m.-Cluse dover 1545 p. Indian Programme.

6.30 p.m.-Closing Local Stoch keland

11009

#32 p.m. --Yehudi Menuhin (Violin) and

Enrico Caruso (Tenor).

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La Capricciosa | Ries). Allegro (Flor

Yehud! Memahan Votive with Plano. att Led Me Your

Ieme De Gounod Saba'

Processiol Franck Enrico Caruso (Tenor) with Symphony Orchestra Caprice In G Minos. Op 1. No G

(Paganini) Yehudi Menuhin (Vit had with Piano ave

(Murta Enrico Caruso (Tenor) phony Orchestra Sarabande und Tonbon in (Sarasater Menuhin Violbar with

take A Dream

Yehudi Piano ave 7.00 $2.1.

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of spades 17.15 p.m.

-London Relay - The News eight

London Relay --Talk. "Work. East played

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ing Together". King, and South 7.30pm. Mozart

hat 1 played low. returned the Jack of spades, and South won

with the Queen. At this point South knew which opponent held th Ace. of diamondă!

Since West had led the top of a worthless, suit, East was marked, with five or six, spades beaded by King-Jack-ten. Surely East woult have bid one. spade over North one-diamond opening if East held the diamond Ace as well as such strong spades. But since

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London Pelny. 14 Qabo 35 p.m

THE 9.00 pm- Landon Alelay -

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with Free Day (Ve al). faltan Menge me.

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had actually passed, it was eti- dent that West held the Ace of diamonds.

third trick. At the

therefour South led the Jack of diamonds and when West

played low, he put up dummy's King. That held the trick, and the diamond r turn cleared the suit, giving! South

more than enough tricks. for his contract.

Saturday you

were David Bruce Burnstone's partner al, non-vulnerable against vulnerable opponents, you held

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The THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL Ornaments. GENERAL MEETING OF E P., Brass, Porcelain and Glass SHAREHOLDERS will be held at Ware, Wardrobe & Cabin Trunks, the Offices of Messrs. Dodwell & Cutlery, Pletures, Clocks. Coths, Napkins, Cooking Utensils.hai Bank Building, on TUESDAY, Table Co., Ltd., Hong Kong and Shang-

-The bidding: Sacaby Burnstene the 15th April, 1941, át 11 am. for the purpose of receiving the 10 Report of the General Managers together with 1 Statement off, Accounts for the year ended 31st: December, 1940.

also

A Few Pieces of Blackwood

Furniture and

3 Fine Carpets Radio Sets

1 Frigidaire" Refrigerator

1 G.E." Refrigerator

1 Bed Room Suite

1 'Dover" Cooking Stove

1 Perambulator

On View from, Tuesday, the 8th

Abril, 1941.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Austioneers,

$ mg Kong, 7th ApŇ), 1941.

TUITION GIVEN

EXPERT instructresses for ladies and young girls in music, short hand, typing, bookkeeping and English and French. Apply Austin Road, Kowloon,

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FOR VIBITING CARDS; neatly and promptly printed, -The Newspaper Enterprise Ltd., Wind- Bor House, Des Voeux Road, Cen- tral Telephones:--20022 & 20011.1

Books of the

The Transfer Company will be closed from 1st April to 15th April, 1941 both days

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Lonlun Palladium Orchestra, 9.40 p.m-News

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10

French

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London Ar'ay-'Nows from Home' by Howard Marshall.

10.15 p.m-Dance Music.

Fox-Truta --- Travd Alone;

Must OF

By're Dav Jack Jackson & His Oren Fira,

Rumlin Lt!

Me Whisper,

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Love

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Dun Mario Barreto & 11 Cl

ban Orchestra.

hair and face.

The husband is Mr. Gilbert Harry Carr, an American, of Fitz- James Avenue, Croydon, and the wife Mrs. Rose Honor Carr, ol Queen's gate, S. W

They were married at Croy- don Register Clee # 1931 antal lived at the husband's present nddres. Before the marriage anti until the lett him on Decembe: 28, 1939 the wide was ins private secretary,

The President, Sir Boyd Meni- man, giving judgment, said tree case against Mr. Carr was one of a course of rundurt calculated t break his wife's spirit and that it

he had been continued until health broke down or was likely to do so.

The Judge said the ham cident occurred on the evening of December 27, 1939. There was hot and bam for soup, cold turkey dinner.

In bringing in

the soup, the

maid tripped and the soup went all over the floor.

Real Set-To

they

The wife

suggested that ught do without soup, the Judg said, but the husband replied mot a bit of it, and so more had to be mrade Then he asked why tiis sauce was not on the table.

"The thing brewed up into a first class row, which ended by the husband picking up 3 tb. of ham and rubbing it into his wife's hair and on to her neck

and dress5.

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The wife, considerably shaken by this business, went out amera and after she had return- ed her husband asked her in th ruffest possible way how int he had been back. She did m answer, but eventually said it was her insiness what time she came in

The result was that he swung his arm round and smacked fie: face hard

She several times smacked him back and they hati a real set-to,

SPITFIRE SKIMS

THE WAVES

Swing Fox-Trots- I'm in the Mood for To be 60 miles out to

Bells

Swet; Ring Dem Hamptons & His Orchestra

Schenken 2♡

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ANSWER: Bid five spades. The bidding indicates that your part- ner is short in hearts, and your shortness in clubs further limits: the loss. The high spade contract | should therefore be a painless DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

sacrifice and may even be fulfill- General Managers.ed if your partner has a good fit

for your diamonds.

inclusive.

24th March, 1941.

CHINA LIGHT & POWER CO., LTD.

Notice To Consumers

Score 100% for five spades. 30% for pass.

Question No. 684

are.

To-day you

Merwin 'Maier's partner and, non-vulner-" able against vulnerable opponents,

Notice is hereby given that the you hold be increased as from 17th March, Company's standard charges will | 1941, by adding a 10 per cent. surcharge to the amounts charged for electricity consumed for light- ing and power as per meters read on and after 24th April, 1941,

The existing scale of discounts will remain in force.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

D. W. MUNTON,

Manager;

Hong Kong, 8th March, 1941.

A. QJ 10,98

A 30,6-4

Tho bidding: Ingebr 1♡

Schenken.

Bialer BA

40

Lionel

sea with a companion Quicksteps-Fin Just Wild About Harwhose aircraft was liable

Talk to Mu Hairy Roy's Tiger-Ragamuffins,

at

to fall into the water Emil Host any moment was the re-

Tangos Do You See The Stars 9, I

Dreain of the Puszta

& His Orchestral FCTRY I Go For That Bln 54.

'cent predicament of a Loms Blues; Quieletop Subros sergeant pilot after his

Jack Hylton & His Orelastra.

Fox Trots--Let's Give Three Cheers first engagement - with

fur Love (film Vollente Rhythmna

Star As Sweet As You Are atm enemy aircraft,

College Paythm'). Jolly Coburn

His Orchestra

Waltz - Charmaine....Josephne B ati-

ley & Her Ballroom Orchestra, 11.00 p.in.Close down,

HE TOURS BRITAIN

FREE

Flying Spitfires, the sergeant and his fellow pilot had chased a cloud Ju. 80 in and out of the from the Cornish coast, firing at it whenever it came within range and view. When the enemy boŋ- ber finally disappeared in a thick bank of cloud and the fighters were obliged to turn for home, the sprgeant-pilot's compani found that ice formation WON

making his engine misfire and had almost totally obscured the view through his windscreen.

and

Private Joseph Leeking, of Toronto, Canada, has almost completed a one-man tour of Britain. And it has not cost him

The ongine continued to splut- a penny.

He said; good-bye to, Suffolk re- ter badly, and as the aircraft drop-

the ped nearer

ncarer to sea cently and stepped out on road to Norwicht:

lovel the sergeant-pilot -throttling Private Leeking, a Great War back to keep station with his linip

companion, prepared. veteran, went to France with the ing frst Canadian, contingent; and send out a wireless call for n3- W83. evacuated from Dunkirk.sistance. Then, when the. Spit- Since then he has used his leave fire was almost skimming the for a lightning hllch-hike visit to waves, the engino suddenly pick- places. new to him. He gets his od up again and; two much-re- (Released by The Bell Syndi- autograph album signed wherever lieved pilots regained height and Fcate, Inc.)

he goes.

flow safely back to their base.

What do you bid? (Answar To-morrow.).

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