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LAMMERT'S AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTIONS

The Undersigned have receivedį instructioNES to sell by Auction ont

Pabite!

FRIDAY, the 9th May. 1941, Commencing at 2 30 p.m ter Sales Room. No. 35.

Bankow Road, Kowlneni

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Compusing:

Te Awood Drawing Run, Bed

Ro.. Ding Roo and Office

Bu ture. Carpets, Rugs, Ward-

HOW DO YOU FEEL

AFTER A MEAL?

If you are troubled with flatu-j lence and a too-full feeling after? meals or are constipated, Ilverish, bllious, have a coated tongue and unpleasant breath, take a dose of Pinkettes to-night you'll be de- lighted to find what a difference they make.

Neglect of intestinal regularity is a common cause of digestive | disorders. Pinkettes dispel con- stipation, keep the liver active, aid digestion, revive the appetite. Equally good for men and women, whenever મ gentle laxative is

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 9, 1941.

BRIDGE Charity OVERLOOKED

NOTES Bazaar

CRIME DOESN'T PAY

NO. 42

By The Four Aces

When this hand actually was played it took ten minutes for one

needed. Obtainable at all chemists, of the players to be convinced he

PINKETTES

And Digestion, Keep You Well.

THE HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

LIMITED

Notice To Shareholders

The SEVENTY-SECOND OR DINARY GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the Offices of the undersigned,

WEDNESDAY, the 21st Alay 1911, at Nuoti, for the puupuse me reversing the Report of the tien eral Managers. Together with 11 Statement of Accounts for U ve elett the 31 Deerntari. 1940

The Share Register arat Transfer Books will be closed from the 7th May to the 21st May, 1941, both days inclusve,

JARDIN MAMIESON

& CO., LTD., Generm M.nagers,

The Hongkong Fire Insurance

Co., Ltd. Hong Kong, 30th A,anal, 1991.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

had committed a Bridge crime;

South, Dealer East-West vulnerable

A KJGZ

A A 10 7 6 3 0 4

0 8 7 5

986 4

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09443 2 ♣AK 3

W E

A 984

V 9863 > KQJ Q J 10

A 9

!

AK Q3 10 7 3

い

A 10

.62

The bidding:

South

Wont

North

Mast

I

Pass

40

Fuss

IA Pass

| 153 Puss

Opened

was

OFFICIAL INSTRUCTION

Captain R. A. Svenson,

A Three-Day Charity master mariner, appeared Bazaar, under the aus- before Commander T. C. pices of the Hong Kong Stiff at the Marine Court Chinese Journalists Asso- this

morning charged ciation,

officially opened at noon to-day by with entering the Tat- ΟΠ the the Hon. Sir Robert Kote-hong Channel wall, Kt., C.M.G., LL.D., morning of May 5 while the port-closed signals at the To Yuen Restaur-

were hoisted. ant, West Point.

Sir Robe

at

Lieut. Pittendrigh, examination. and Sor Shouson Chow were met by a delegation ofliver, stated that the signals

d'Agular could not be seen 3/1 headed by Mr. Tung Bi-chuen, Chairman of the Assumption,

of a mile away when he boarded the vessel.

Gunner Curran stated that he

! On behalf of the Association, Mr Tong thanked Sir Robert for com ending to come and open the sighted the vessel coming around Bazaar, and sued that the object the Pathong Chaned and regant... was to raise funds for charity and d the matter, Cape d'Agular and Wa relief work Tie a thank- Webet port sugal

visible.

ed the anthy donors at articles Fand goods which were contribut-

ed for sale at the Bazaar.

Betre devlarn The Baran open. Sir Robert Kotewall com- cuted at the LISEN for which

were

11

Wax

Svetson til he Captain off Waglan on May 5. proceeding Antal Tathonat at a low

Spred Pont The weather WLEN fogy al viability nil and he could nezt

We opened the King of clubs the Bazant has been organised and,ight the pet cle ed signals.

and

sofilanınd thu 2.1.1. Fast Winning The thund

HIGH CARD VALUES

OF THE FOUR-ACE SYSTEM

ACE ........ KING..2 QUEEN.1 JACK...

TOTAL VALUE == PACH Rà

AVERAGE HAND &

LOUI

wished it success.

Hr. Worship prutted at that Sur Shouson Choke for was guilty of negligence Ele mutar vem, following which the did not carry out the meduction was declared open, I that if visibility was bad, vesels It will retain open for three should not go through relations the Ringelays from morning to 11 pan,

A fine of $50 was miposed.

1

with the

Kast then

sramotids, and

South took the di- 21131141 Ace. drew trumps, and go to dummy

With Br Spacer Are to dis- ent as long dimmed on the The teenth club.

A Bridge emne has taken place. even thoush everything may seem perfectly normal See if you wan d let it before you read on.

Bust us the man ermal, and

THE FIFTH EXTRA RACE the crime consisted in leathing the

rob & Cdan Trunk:. Cance MEETING WOH be held, weather 'thanwand King at the Hurth trick

Cine rents, Pictures Chelo, Ena i permutting, on SATURDAY, med Bath, Pifter, Porcelain, Glen May. 1941, commencing

Kl EP Ware,

Mlectre

Ceilan & Tiddly Pads and Lamps, Pm.

Cad

ani

U

10th Ladung three rounds of club,

t 200 was, at het doubtful, but East could have saved the defence by returning a low pade at the fourth Black

& Potable Gramoplisaties. The Fist Bell will be Fung -conds, Coking Slove & at 139 pm

also

A Cuantity of Blackwood and Rattan Furniture.

On

and

de Trembem Carpet 9x 12

me new }

Che ne Tientsin Carpet R'N HE;

test new F

View Loom Thursday, the.

8 X v. 1941.

Tenis Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers, 11. Kong. 6th May, 1941.

Public

The Undersigned have received instructions tir sell by Auction o WEDNESDAY, the 14th May, 1941. Commencing at 6.15 p.m. at their Sales Room No. 2, Cinnaught Road, Central,

2nd Floor

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

I was perfectly obvious, that

No One without a badge will South had the d'amond Are satire)

admitted to the Members

En. losure, Such must be worn

his jump to fonte hearts showed very strong hami. Returning danud, therefore, wies sure to

ין

throughout the duration of each pive South the chance to drawj Meeting in such manner as to Bumps before discarding on din –

my's long club. be readily identified.

The only chang tkit that discard wie. to knock Badges adamtting Non-Members, ou the spade Ace before South to the Members' Enclosure and could draw trumps.

Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentle- men and $3.00 for Ladies (both meluding tax) ure obtainable through the SECRETARY upon the personal or written application of a Member, such Member to be responsible for all visitors intro- duced by him, and for Payment of all Chits, etc.

The Secretary's Office, 1st Floor, Exchange Building, (Tel. 27794) will close at 11.45 a.m.

Timns are obtainable at the

Club House provided they are!

iri Advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel, 21920).

A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ordered

POSTAGE STAMPS

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers. Hong Kong. 9th May, 1941.

Help your Friend and his Hobby by giving POSTAGE STAMPS

for

his collection

and

Seeds For His Garden

! We, can supply, the goods of

his and your want

GRACA & Co.

Dealers, in

Postage Stamps, Garden Seeds, etc., etc.

10. Wyndham Street Established 1896

Hong Kong

No children or amahs will be admitted to either Enclosure,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 includ- ing Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate, Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 5th May, 1941.

TUITION GIVEN

EXPERT instructresses for ladies and young girls in music, short- hand, typing, bookkeeping and English and French. Apply 24 Austin' Road, Kowloon,

MISCELLANEOUS

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Yesterday you were Howard Schenken's partner and, with nei ther side vulnerable, you held:

Q.6 3

A 10

O AQ 10 9 7 A 3 7 2

HIGHLY-STRUNG CHILDREN

are the most gifted

But you should watch out for these DANGER SIGNS of nervous overstrain

The bidding: Jucuby You Pass 10 BA

(?)

Mulor

Sebenken 2V

YOU should be specially proud

ANSWER: Pass.

if your child is the highly- It's true that strung, sensitive type.

She is so your diamond suit is rebiddable, ; much quicker, more vivid in but your hand is just a minimum her reactions than other children. opening bid and is therefore not Even when she's worth a free rebid. This pass stili

very young, gives your partner another chance

you can see that she has excep- tional to bid, so you

lose nothing by mark her out for

qualities-qualities that passing.

success in life.

Score 100% for three diamonds.

pass, 30% for

Question No. 711

To-day you are

David Bruce Burnstone's partner and, vulnier- able against non-vulnerable op- ponents, you hold:

.

▲ A Q 10 VAJ 3 OK 7 2

J 84 8

The bidding: Jacoby 14

Burnstono

10

What do you bid? tomorrow.

FOR VISITING CARDS neatly. and promptly printed, — The Newspaper Enterprise Ltd., Wind- sor House, Des Voeux Road, Cen- tral Telephones-20022 20011. cate, Inc.):

Maler

You (?) (Answer

(Released By The Bell Synd

But you should be continually on your guard. In the bringing-up of highly-strung children there are dangers that do not arise in the case of ordinary children.

their

Highly-strung children spend They are prone to weaken and energies too recklessly.

exhaust their nervous systems with bad effects in later life.

The signs of nervous overstrain to watch out for are: dimculty and slowness in eating meals; páleness and tendency to get byértired; tantrums and -fits of irritability and bad temper. If these signs occur, action should he takelf at once.

What is happening is that the child is using up her nervous energy more quickly than she's replacing it. And it is at night, during sleep, that these stores of hervous energy should be re- placed.

If they are not replaced, the nervous strain on the child gets worse and worse. She's suffering from Night Starvation.

Give your child Horlicks, a cupful, hot, regularly at bedtime. Horlicks will guard her against Night Starvation by replacing her nervous energy

while she sleeps.

You'll see the difference almost at once. There'll be no more up- sets and tantrums, no more slowness at meals. Your child will be happler, more balanced, less worry to you. Her nervous system will be strengthening itself as it should for later life.

Start Horlicks to-night, Plain or chocolate-flavoured. Horlicks

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is obtainable at all good stores.

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