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WEW ́ ́ ADVERTISEMENTS

THE CHINA LIGHT & POWER CO. (1918), LTD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that on THURSDAY, 2nd instant, the supply of electricity to Kowloon Tong Estate wil be dimon tinued between the hours of 9 am. and 5 pm. The surront will also be discomooted for a short period within these hours from Frince Edward Road and Waterloo Road, North of Argyle Btreet,

12574

HONG KONG AMUSEMENTS,

LIMITED.

NOTICE IS ELEVENTH OR

TONICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

DINARY YEARLY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the Company QUEEN'S will be held at the THEATRE, Queen's Road, Central, on WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTENGER, 1832, at NOON, to pass the Directors Repert and Accounts, to slect retiring Directors and Auditors, to declare Dividend, and to transact any other Ordinary Business of the Company.

The TRANSFER 800K8 of the Company will be CLOSED from the 25Tu to the 28 day of SEPTEMBER, 1932, both days inclusive.

Dated the 10th day of September, 1932,

By Order of the Board,

CHAS, &. ROSSELET,

Secretary,

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

CLUB.

EXTRA RACE

TMEETING a declared abandoned with the exception of the race for the Fifth Aggregate Sinken, which will be incorporated in the TENTH EXTRA BAGE MEETING to be held father permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 24TH SEPTEMBER,

1932.

Entrance Fees and Gate money will be refunded on application.

By Order of the Stewards, 9. A. BLEAP,

Acting Secretary, [+569

17th September, 1982.

NOTICE.

BRITISH TRADERS' INSUR. ANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated IN HONG KONG.)

NERTIFICATE-No. 8422 for Ten

Silver Shares, H.K. $25 per Bbare paid up, Numbered 23681/ 29670 in the China Traders' Insur- ance Co., Ltd, now converted into

Thiny four Gold Shares in the British Traders' Insurance Co., Ltd. atanding in the name of KHOO BENG CHONO (Deceased) of Singa pore has been declared LOST, and it at the Expiration of One Month from the date hereof the above Document be not forthcoming the Said Certificate will be deemed cancelled and of No Effect, and A NEW Certificate for the Thirty four Gold Share will be issued in its stad by the Company.

PAUL LAUDER,

General Manager. Bong Kong, 16th September, 1982.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1932.

FINE PORTS

GROWN, BOTTLED AND SHIPPED

By

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"So! drink it then, and let us always be

Quite free and jovial and all happy. Should we know of a friend who is

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Give him wine, and for choice, the best

to be had."

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FUNERAL

TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

RESULTS OF LOCAL EXAMINATIONS.

He Wasn't the Fool!

Paris.-Tho

News and Views

Husband-Because she exasperat ed me.

Magistrate-Yes, yes; but how

Mun at the Wheel,

The traditional picture, of the nun as a pale, retiring hermit, eut off from all modern contact with the world, is not always true to fact. A Catholic charitable insti- 'tution in Londen has its own de livery wan-and the driver is a

Magistrata in 4 The following are the results Court here asked an acoused hus (supplied by the local Secretary, band-Why did you beat your wifo Mr. Wm. Anderson) of the Locals frequently Practical Examinations held in Hong Kong of the 8th, 9th, 10th, 13th, 14th, 15th and 10th September. Where not otherwise Husband-She used to yun! She is an expert driver, too, stated the examinations are for "Beat me as much as you like, but Pianoforte. The examiner was Dr.the day that I've had enough' 1 Alfred Mistowski, F.T.C.L Tho shall easily find a fool of a Magis. total of marks required for a Pass trate to shove you into prison." Certificate is 15 per cent, and for

Magistrate-Case dismissed." a Certificate of Honour 80 per cent.

12th,

Examination for Teacher's Diplomas, Licentiate (Practical Work):

Maria Gomci,

Associate. (Practical Work): Caroline Mary Braga and Irene Ung..

84.

Higher Local.

Honours: Hob On Tung (violin)

Pass:

Margery Alice Rice 76, Wong Yuot Laan 73, Margaret

Grace Stickland 67.

Jenior. Honours Cerpent Leong 99, Karagdag Amparo 81, Maria Albers 80, Florence Shock Yuen Tong 80.

Pass: Winifred Smith 76, Tsok Pi Sing 79 Fanlo Amparo 71, Julius Joseph Levintoff 71, Yu Sheung Woon 65.

Intermediate,

Honoura: Lai Chung Yue 84, Luk San Lin 91, Raymonde Blackmore

81.

Pass: Choy Po Chu 77, Daisy Woo 77, Marion Tillery 78, Okamote Michiko 74, Vivian John Jordan (violin) 74, Alberto Carles Nolasce da Silva (violin) 74, Irene Wai-oi Lum 73, Maune Rupert Leong 3, Annie Nissen 73. Dorothy Jeanne Henderson 7, Laura Li, Beat- Leo 69, La Sui in 08. rice Pestonj, Stella Fryscilla

Junior.

Any friends wishing to pay international law, It may be ence Kwan 87, Lodovina dos Santos

Hidden Millions.

More than £100,000,000 is hidden away in safety deposit vaults, sugar bowls, teapots, stockings, chimney secret places corners, and other throughout America, according to an estimate of the U.S. Treasury.

Settlers from U.S.A.

*.

1930 he was appointed to command the Third Battle Squadron, Atlan- tie Flect, this being the first time an admiral of the Royal Australian Navy had commanded a squadron of Royal Navy battleships.

His flag continued to fly in the Iron Duke until the squadron was abolished, some eighteen months and, unlike most drivers, she whiles ago, as an outcome of the London

Treaty. away idle moments at the wheel when waiting outside houses and shops by knitting. Thus do the old and the new combina.“

Disguised Theatre Attendants.

British Enterprise.

British capital and genius have done much to develop distant coum- tries and cities in all parts of the

A London theatre-goors have been world. British subject was discussing the growing practice of responsible for the construction of dressing up theatre attendants in the first line from Paris to the uniforms and dresses associated const

with the spectacle on the stage. Re. Recently British engineers have gular patrons much prefer to es been employed to overhaul the An increasing flow of settlors the doorkeepers and programme sel railways of Spain. British capital from the U.S.A. to Canada is rolers in the usually neat regulation and engineering ability constructed ported by the Agricultural Depart outfit to which they are accustomed, most of the tramway systeme of

ment of the Canadian National Railways. During the spring of instead of fanciful attire often ill the great cities of South America. this year the value of the effects fitting and tawdry when worn en There are hotels in Berlin, Paris, brought into Canada by these the wrong side of the footlights, and St. Moritz erected by English- settlers amounted to £150,000.

One doorkeeper was subjected at men. each performance to unmerciful chaft. He is a brawny Scot, and the dress he had to wear was not an ornamental playing rather than only fantastic, but several sites too an indispensable aid to sight. Some small for him. Englishwomen affect the wearing

Monocles for Women.

The monecle is often suspected as

of it, and the strange story comes from America that an imitation An Australian Adıgiral. contraption is now fashionable there, consisting of a "heavily circled

Another big enterprise is going has called for the employment of forward in Constantinople which an Englishman. Sir Frank Baines, who was formerly a chief official of the Office of Works, has gone to Turkey to advise on a new scheme of city development. Mustapha Kemal, the dictator of Angora, in his determination to bring. Con-

Rear-Adml. George F. Hyde, atantinople up to date, has already hole" in a fine veil adjusted so that! First Naval Member of the Aus-substituted to howler hat for the the hole comes in front of the left, tralian Naval Board,who has been tarbusch.

Now he wants Turkey's great eye and presents a colourable re-addressing some home truths to his semblance to the real article.

In fellow-countrymen on the subject of city to have the best of hotels, the use of this doubly transparent their inadequate defences, was first warehouses, shops, and clubs, So deception face contortions are un- lent to the Royal Australian Navy he turns to Great Britain for help. necessary, which is an advantage in 1911.

Some years previously, while We may laugh, but our own fair ones do just as silly things when serving in the Victorious, he won they dye their hair, paint their a prize offered by Admiral Lord finger nails, and select rimmed eye- Charles Beresford for the best essay glasses in colours to match their on the Russo-Japanese War. dresses. Teeth are not being dyed, but that may come.

During the Great War Admiral Hyde served in many theatres. In

Today's Quotation

Everything that is mine, even to my life, I may give to one I love, but the secret of my friend is not mine to give.-SIR PHILIP SIDNEY.

Local and General

natives of policy-to continue her The funeral of the late Mr. Lo prosent methods, or to hit China, the big CHUNG KUE; Compradore of along the const and up THE HONG KONG AND WHAMPOA rivers, when and where she pleases. Dock Co., LTD., will take place A declared state of war would bring on Wednesday, 21st inst

Honours: Rachel Rego 88, Flor such a course of action within

the Irene Alice Short (organ) 84, their inst respects should be at argued that if Japan saw the Yat Pit Ting Pavilion, slightest advantage in unlimited Yamanchi Kikuko 83, Consuelo Yu Kennedy Town, at 1.30 p.m. on aggressiveness she would stop at Singeo 83, Cissy Leong 81, Frances that date.

nothing, and the attack on Shang Chen 81, Margaret Gladys Eccles hai can be urged in support of such hall 80, Choy Wing Yuen 80, Marion contention. With regard to Sheng-Catherine Vincent 80, Hannah Lane DEATH.

hai, however, Japan could and did, 50, Dora Chow 80, Anna Chen 80. HUTURINGS-On September 19, advance the defence that she was Pass: Agnes Loong 78, Mabel Li suddenly at sea, L. H. HUT impelled by Chinese provocation. Florence Alma Grimmitt 78, CHINGS, Master Mariner, Indo-A series of attacks on China, with Wai Kei 78, Elizabeth Rosseau 76,mis quoted at 1s.. 31d., a drop of

Bell 78, Ching Margaret Robson China Steam Navigation Co., out provocation, and while Peace Choy Wing Lum 76, Stanley To 75, Ltd., aged 32. Funeral at is still nominally preserved might, Singapore..

[2073 however, raise the conscience of Sophie Tai 75, Joan Laurenson 73, ¿d.

the world, but if the war party in Tong Fung Shu 73, Seito Etauko China had snapped the last threads, Ching Wai Man 70, Kwok Tin of peaceful relations" between Yau de, Jeanis Wong 60, Eileen the two countries then the conse Prigent 65, Alison Black 5, Alicia Ching. At present things are going quences would be held to rest with Guterres 65. Berest, too well for Japan for further risk

interference to

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The Daily Press.

HONG KONG, SEPTEMBER 20, 1932.

[2063 SEPTEMBER 18TH PASSES,

THE HONG KONG

'JOCKEY · OLUB.

THE TENTH EXTRA RAGE T MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 24TH SEPTEMBER. 1931, commencing st.2.00 p.m.

The

First Dell will bo Bung at 1.90

HEMBERS' ENCLOSURE Members are notified that they and their Ladins must wear their Badges prominently displayed.

be

67,

The Hong Kong dollar yesterday

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committer of the National Anti- At a meeting of the executive

Opium Association in the China "United Assurance Co. Restaurant, Only one case of cholera was re- Shanghai, it was resolved (1) to ported over the week-end.

the alleged Kiangsu opian mono- poly.

from the files.

An extraordinary general meet- ing of shareholders in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. was held at Messrs. Jaridne, Matheson & Co.'s, office, King's Buildings, yesterday after noon. Hon. Mr. H. Keswick pre- sided, and there were also present Bir Paul Chater, Hon. Mr. E. A. Hewett, Mensra. A. Haupt, A. G. In view of the lack of funds for Wood, G. H. Medhurst, A. Cous- the construction of the Memorial land, A. Fuchs and C. R. Lenzmann Hall in honour of the employees of (Directors), Hon. Mr. E. Osborne the Shanghai-Nanking and Shang-secretary), and Messra. W H. hai-Hangchow Railways who lost Wickban, F. Smythe and Ho Fook. their lives during the Sino-Japaneso The Secretary read the notice Cracks in the wall followed by hostilities in Chapel and Woosung, calling the meeting, and the follow. an ominous bulge have led to the the committee in charge has deciding resolutions which it was pro closing down of the Hunghomed that every employee of the two posed to pass Cinema, at Taiyan Street. The lines should contribute one day's 1. That the capital of the Com incident occurred at 10a.m., on salary towards the fund. A circular pany be increased from $2,000,000 Saturday, the authorities being im to this effect has been issued by the to $3,000,000 by the creation of mediately notified.

Traffic Department of the two lines. 10,000 new thares of $50 each,

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request the Government to adopt | Looking Back 25 Years. drastic measures to suppress the The Sir Walter Scott Centenary opium traffic throughout the coun- Preparatory. Honours: Aanette Chan 90, Elsie Dinner of the Hong Kong St. An- try; and (2) to call a meeting of of external taken.

Lane 87, Eileen Chen 68, William drew's Society will be held to leading merchants and citizens to That there is is atrong Chinese Wilkinson 63, Jeannette Wong 83, morrow in Lane, Crawford's Bes- discuss ways and means to oppose opinion in favour of caution is Joyce Shaw 82: Stella K. Roberts shown by an article in The People's Heary Willian Bunje 81, Kwan.taurant at 8 p.m. Tess Tribune, written by Mr. TANG Man Cheuk Si, Rhexenor Stalker

LEANG LI. In the course of his wise 80, Peggy Ma 60, Virginia Beau- The Very Rev. Dean Swann will and far-sighter analysis of the mont 80.

give a lecture on "Palestine" in diplomatic issue, the author 52ys: Pass: Kojinaff Zoia 8, Mary St. Andrew's Church Hall, Kow- China in militarily, politically Joan Smith 77 Lily Trish 77, Lilia loon, on Thursday, at p.m. The and economically, yet unprepar Gutierrez 77, Adolf Victor Kraukle lecture will be illustrated by lantern ed to embark on an extensive, Megumi Inouye 76, Doris Mary slides. military campaign involving offen. Frit 78, William Stanley Gegg sive operations, but can at best 75, Stella Martha West 75, Mar- resiat successfully when attacked, garet Edith Hoard 7 Miyako

national cels Matsubara 14, Kitty Nakata 74 politicians and britise instead of wholeheartedly Paula Hollanda 74, Muriel Jean rallying behind the Government McCaw 72, Ella Hong Sling 12, of the day in trying to extrients Wong San Feli 71, Alice Choy 71, Li Wai Kaen 70. Mabel Churn 70 the Republic from the must critical condition in which she Alice Lopes 10, Constance Mary

2. That such new shares be issu Tanaka Basto 67, Haruko has, found herself since her estab

ed at par and be offered to those In charging a young Chinese lishment, are working into the Miyeko Sakura 68, Betty Chap 05,

Charges of theft of two clocks, persons who are registered enemies' hauts by trying to force Wong Chi Haan 65, Hilda M. Reid with stealing two dollar pieces from a gold watch and a pair of jade shareholders of the Company on the issue with an enemy superior 65, Kathleen Dedeoaglou 65. a hawker's stall in Wing Shing earrings were brought against two December 1, 1907, in the proportion

Street, Sub-Inspector J. Mc- Chinese who appeared before Mr. of one new share for every com in equipment, organisation and

That Steps. wealth. Revolutionary diplomacy

Walter Informed Mr. Wynne-Jones Schofield at the Central Police plate two shares. held by them on does not mean the embarking on Honours: Fung Fung Ting 80,at the Central Police Court yes Court yesterday morning, it being December 1, 1907. irresponsible policies without a

3. That the amount due for the ina Buchanan 85, Maisie Law, 80, terday morning that the defendant alleged that the property was. "full realisation of their implica- Evolyne Wong 80.

had dipped's wire, on the end of stolen stolen from a married woman i new shares be called up on Decem tions with some to court popular Рдез: Virginia Ildeloneo 77, which was some bird line, into the of Dea Vaux Road West. The de- ber 31, 1907. favour, with others to cover up Joyce Normans 7, Tau Shue Ein complainant's till The defendant fendants, who were arrested on in The Chairman then proposed the past follies and mistakes-but a 77, Betty Evelyn Longbottom 76, was sentenced to one month's hard formation, were believed to have adoption of the resolutions en bloc. fundamental changes of method, Bettine Beatrice Penny 78, Lily labour.

gained admission to the complaini Mr. Smythe seconded the motion, based on a new philosophy of Trang 76, Ruth Wang 70, Patricia **

ant's house by climbing up some and it was agreed to, unanimously. international relations, s'more in- Kathleen Sheila Pasco 75, Belinda Owing to the absence of a repre-scaffolding in front of the premises.-Hong Kong Daily Press, Sept. 20, timate knowledge of the realities. Xavier 75, Joan Ferguson 7, Jean tentative in Court from the Govern- Sentence of four months hard 1907. of the situation and the whole Gillespie Parkinson, Barbara ment Civil Hospital, Mr. Schofield, labour was passed on the frat de hearted co-operation between the Stone 74, Margery Lammert 74, at the Central Magistracy yester fendant who had previous convic-Looking Back 50 Years. Government and the people. To Joan Mary Malaydan 70, Ng Fook day, discharged & boy who was tions, while the second was given The Legislative Session of 1882 create a situation winch would Yuen 70, Lora Leong 70, Láng arrested for trespassing in the a sentence of two months' imprison has closed. The Hawaiian Parlia lead to the certain rumation of Sim Tan 6 Dorothy Margaret grounds of the Hospital. Inspector mont.

ment only, meeta once in two years, the country for the next few de- Diakin es.

W. R. McWulter told his Worship i

and each Session: averages three codes is a task easy enough but

that the defendant had been seen i

According to a statement issued months. By the way, it may as hardly diplomacy.

flying a kite. He was handed over by the Bureau of Public Works woll to let you know of what the Pass: Gloria Romedics 73, Lucia to the police by a sister of the for the City Government of Greater Hawaiian Legislature consista Sequeira a, June Alvares Xavier Hospital.

Shanghai, the now headquarters There are twenty-eight representa- discipline. There must be as

buiding for the City Government tives, twenty Nobles. and four the No. 1: Boy in advance. Telephone churia. It is difficult to. believe Rudyard Kipling put it, readiness 71, Akira Inouys 89, Pauline Mavis,

that advocates of such a course for

Strange 69,

In a declaration issued by more of Greater Shanghai which is being Ministers, members ez officio, The PUBLIC. ENCLOSURE have fully calculated the implica

than 40 Shanghai native industrial orcoted in the Civic Centre in roprosentatives are elected by the The Price of Admition to the Publications involved. It is no use den

concerns and six public bodies on Kiangwan, will be completed next people, that is by Hawaiian sub, Hnclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for claring war unless soine advantage

Friday, the recent order of the June. Meanwhile, work is going jects, each of whom has a voto pro- all Persons, including Ladies, and is is to be gained. Spot nations the Chinese people are ready for half trained lovies, could be trust People's Movement Department of on the laying out of a public park rided he pays his taxes, if it should payable at the Gate

threatened with extinction have such sacrifice on behalf of Man od with such a manoeuvre," NAPO the Central Kuomintang to General and the construction of new roads. he only the Road, School or Poll- **Boldiers and Baliers In uniform are often saved themselves by des churia. There is not much outward, we believe it was once said Wu To Chen, Mayor of Greater In this connection, it is of interest thx, amounting to $5 per annum... admitted Half Price

perato netion against odds. When sign of it, though that is not to to an impetuous subordinate. The Shanghai, asking the latter to to note that the City Government's The planter, stock raiser, land- the loss of everything is the con- say the necessary ardour doen not upshot of this conflict between compel the San Ytre Factory owners plan for public cemetery in Kiang owner, or merchant has no voice in dition of peace, then it is ne well sist. That it for the Chinese China and Japan depends mainly to re-open the factory in Yingziang wan has been realised, parcel of the choice of a representative if dzus during the Raos Meting to go down lighting. But a right Government to guage in war the who will stand the strain, military not in accord with the avowed duty been secured, which will be cap means taking the oath of allegiance on the morale of the combattants and was regarded as illegal and more than 190 moief land having he is not a Hawaiian subject, which ous cause and devoted bravery are leader must do the best he cant economie the longer! But for of the Department. Since the City able of accommodating approximandi forsaking all claim to one's By Order,

no sure guarantee of success with the material at his command Chins wise and steady statesman Government had ordered arbitrantely 5,000 coins Arrangements Initionality by birth or parentage China is not in such a desperate Only the finest troops, not, these ship is of vital importance. Wara tion, the Department's order is con are being made to lay out three Hong Kong Daily Prest, September position A formal declaration of war Continued at foot of nez column) are often won by avoiding battles, sidered to have abused the law. would give Japan two civar alter

SEPTEMBER 18th passed with digni. fied protests from the Chiness people, but without ricting or un- toward incident of any kind. This was a demonstration of discipline and control which cannot fail to mako a deop impression on tha civilised world. Chinese autho rities everywhero showed that they know how to keep public order despite student movement of! immenso sizo, and fanatical ardour, netivity, widespread Communist and the ordinary disorderly cle No One without a Badge will be menta swollen to unusual propor admitted to the Members Enclosure. tions owing to the current dis Badges admitting Non-Members to treason All will agree that rioting the Hambara” Enclosure and Club Looms and violence against individuals at 10.00 for Gentlemen and $500 for accomplishes nothing and merely Ladies (Both including Tax) are gives military and diplomatic points obtainable through the SECRETARY to the enemy. But, human nature apos introduction by Blember, such Member to be responsible for being what it is, only strong action by the government will, in any of all Chitr, etc. payment Badges

Members' country, prevent popular outbreaks, Vindmitting to Encore will NOT be on este at the when patriotic fears and fanaticism Bass Opurse...!!

ars, roused. On no pretext will Children be

Many Chinese patriole are, how permitted in either Enclosure duries over, again demanding formal de the obtainable at 'thi Olah: 'claration of war with Japan, and a The waging of war needs unity

Titius

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House provided they are ordered from more aggressivo policy in Man and

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Bockmakers, Tea Meet

will not be permitted to operate with

in the Precincts of Tan Hore Kana

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Asking Bertiary,

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