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Hongkong Daily Press.

ESTABLISHED 1857.

No 23187. ZĦAXXO B&Tл## HONG KONG, FRIDAY,

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE.

On and after MAY 2ND, 1931 until Further Notice (all previous Time Tables canoolled).

UP TRAINS

10 8. 12 14 A 23 18 24 26 24: AM, AM, || AM. NOON] F.M. F.M. P.M. P.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS.

TO-DAY

(September 23).

22nd day of Jemadi-nl-awal. Lammert's Auctions, 11 am, and 2:30 p.m.

Lecture at Club Lusitano by Dr. Mistowski, 5 p.m.

H.K. Ladies' Hockey Club Meet- Ming. Lane Crawford's, 6.15 p.m.

Hockey Y.M.C.A. (2nd). 2. Club

8.28 9.15 10.15-12.00 1.18 2.36 403 441 5.80 3.40A at King's Park, 6.15 p.m.

| 4,10] 1,48] 7.48 |

STATIONS

No. No. 20 ANG AM,

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

No. No.

Kowloon

Dep. 1.40 8.05

Dop. 44

44

9.94 10.24|1208) 1,28) ́...

***

Dop. 7.00

9,87 10.86) 12.20.1.88) ...

Dop. 74

Tipo Market .....Dép. 719)

Fanling

Dep. 7.30

Abaungabni

H.Dop 7.85

Shumchen

«Arr:] 7.81) 8.44

Yaumati Shatin

Tipo

Canton

Centon

24.

9.52) 10.60) 12.83 1,51] ... 2.57 10.54 12.87 1,05 [10.09 11.04 12.47 2.05 0.051014) 11.00 32.62 2.10 3,14 9.11 10.20 11.15 1269 216 8.20| 4,40

5,40

DOWN TRAINS

5,025.55 8.00 6.15 6.08 B73 6.10 0.12 8-11

6.20 6.22 8.11

5.34 827 882

8,40) 8.338.58

1729!

STÁTIONS

No. No. No. No. No. No. 1 3 4. 5 15 17 AM. AM. 4,26. A.2. A.M. P..

No. No. No. No JD 31 133 23 PAL (P.M. [P.M. {P.M.

Shuroban.... 'Sheungshui .........siater

Fanling

Talpo Marke

Talpo.....

Bhatin Yaumati

Kowloon.....

Dop

Dup. 7.17 1.03 0.85 10.8) Dep. 7.24 8.10 10.08

sp.) 7.29 8.14) 10.08)

7.40.8.28 1018

(7.45) 8,50) 10.25

Dep.7.58 6.43 10,30

4

***

IN

11.38 2.83

4,03

•

435 8.10 7,01 7.18 | 11,45 2,42 4.80 6,17

21.50 2.403, 4,83 6.12 -

12,01 2,56|||| £45 16.39| 19.08) 8.02

1398,30 ... +

7,11

"

12.2 8.1 602 6.40... Dep. 8.116.88 10.48 |1282|8,27|| 5.14 | 7.01) Arr.8.170,01) 10,54) 21.13):12 881 8.83 - 5,30 1,2,07) 7,30| 7,84

• Sundays and Public Holidays only.

For First Class Passagers only. Will stop at any station on regusat Further information may be obtained at the Railway Offices, Kow- loon or Clanton, from Mosers. Thos. Cook de Son, Etd., Hong Kongi The Amercian Express Ch., Hong Kong, or The Chins Travel Service, 8 Quoen's Road, Hong Kong.

By Order,

R. BAKER, Mtawager, BRITISH SECTION, KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAN

HONG KONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMERS.

JOINT SERVICE OF THE HONG KONG, CANTON AND MACAU STEAMBOAT Co., Ltd., and China Navigation Co., Læn.

HONG KONG-CANTON LINE. BAILINGS From HONG KONG-Daily at 8 am, and 10.p.m. (Sundays 10 p.m. only).

BAILINGS From CANTON –Dally at 8 am, and 4.30 p.m. (Sundays 4.30 pm, only).

HONG KONG-MACAO LINE.

SPECIAL SERVICE.

SAILING8 From HONG KONG-Daily at 8 a.m. & 5,30 p.m.

(Sundays excepted),

(Bundays excepted).

BAILINGS From M A CAU -Daily at 3 am, & 2 pm.

SPECIAL EXCURSION. SUNDAY, 25TH SEPT, 1992 S.S. "SUI TAP!

nt & p.to.

will leave Hang Kong at 9am. and Macao a

8.8. "SUI AN"

will leave Macao at 8 am. and Hong Kong at 3 p...

SPECIAL SALOON FARES.

WEEK DAYS. Single, $3.00; Ratara: 85.00. EXQURSIONS➡Single: $1.50; Beturn; $4.00.

Sors—All Steamboat Company's Steamers are Etted with Wireless.

CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION

CALIF., U.S.A.

GREEN GAGE PLUMS

"Green Gage Plums

Dismiss all glums."..

YELLOW CLING REACHES

Yello

Cling Peaches Are within your reaches"

Obtainable at All Compradore Shopt.

"Sole Agents RUNG SHEUNG CO.

CHINA BUILDING, HONG KONG.

Kowloon C.C. Meeting, 6.30 p.m. Whist drive: H., M.S. Tamar, 8.45 P.m.

SEPTEMBER 23,

1932.

RADIO BUSINESS BOOMING.

SUCCESS OF OLYMPIA EXHIBITION:

LARGE NUMBERS OF FORE

BUYERS.

London, Aug. 23.-The Radio Ex hibition has cost £60,000, and be- fore the third day has passed Mr. Alec Mandy, the organiser of record-breaking show, is able to an

Theatres Queen's: "Tarzan the Ape Mun."nounce that. Oriental: "Yesterday at Peking." King's: The Strange Case of Clara Denne."

Central: "The Power of Love." Star: W Plan.". Taiping: "East Lynoe." Garden: Dracula" Maje le: "Skippy."

Tea Dances at King's Restaurant;

Dinner Dances at Peninsula, and

Hong Kong Hotels,

Tides.-High: 01.00; Low: 11.23 Moon; Last quarter, 8.47 p.m. Sunrise: 6.12 m.; Sunset: 6.10

p.m.

Principal Mails Inward:-U.S.A., Canada, Japan and Shanghai by President Clove land.

and Now

Outward:-Australia Zealand: Atsuta Maru, Reg. 8 p.; Letters 8.30 am. on 94th inst.

SATURDAY (September 34).

23rd day of Jemsdi-al-awal:- Closing date for Motor Cycle Reliability Trial, (

H.K. Police and Prison, Aquatic Sports (V.B.03.-

Tenth Extra Raco Meeting Happy Valley.

t

Football:A. & S.H. 2nd C.Ath.A. 2nd, Caroline Hill, 2.1G, p.m.

Theatres,

The Manufacturers' Association has made a profit large enough to launch a national advertising campaign, which should make us aver more radio-minded than we

are.

"We

will sell the Derby, the Boat-race, the Cup Fial through the medium of the national Fress," he said, "to those people who can- not witness them,"

Mr Leslie McMichael, chair- man of the Radio Manufacturore?. Association, said yesterday that on Friday nad Saturday, there was more actual dealers' business done than in any former year, “Large numbers of small traders were on the stands this morning," he said, "all placing orders with complete confidence in their power to retail seta

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NOTICE

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HOVE GOES NUDIST!

UNDRESSING ON THE

BEACH.

!! CRIME" THAT COST A

BOY 105.

Hove, Aug. 23-Hove is going nudist.

Holiday-makers driven to the sea by the recent heat-wave have given the residents of Hove a shock this summer, says a Daily Express Cor- respondent. They have overflowed on to the long from Brighton stretches of Hove's sea front, where the elite, of the town once enjoyed solitude and the sublime view of a billion untrodden pebbles.

Bue this summer that view has

been blotted out. The superior pebbles of Hovo heach have been the parking place for piles of clothing discarded in full view of the town hall ieclf. And so Hove is shock ed,

To-day I explored. Hove bench prepared also to be shocked by shameless

and careless- exposure ness. But instead, I found bathers

dressing in public, but preserving by the hundred on the beach, un-

decanty by a consummate skill in gymnastics and a towel.

Men, women, and children bathed, sunbathed. and tressed It is particularly noticeable

and undressed in public openly that the mas in the street in be- coming more critical of touch quaphics. Yet fortnight ago a defring the beach officials and the lity, and puts less stress on the number of stations he can get on his set."

Short-Wave Demind...

While I talked to Mr. McMichael, a dealer from Edinburgh and a farmer and his wife from Pentan

boy of fourteen was find 10s, for undressing on the beach.

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doing it that the officials have not time to cope with it.

Deforled.

Along the west end of the pro-

Football:-A & 8. H. Ist v. C.Ath.A. Ist, Caroline Hill, 4 p.m. Opening of Kowloon C.C. Pari- lion. 4.30 p.m.

Hockey-Y.M.C.A. v. R.A.M.C. Whist Drive: China Light &ce were making their wants known.menads I went to the men's bathing Power Co., 9. p.m.

A greatly increased demand for enclosure, a place where, under the short-wave receivers is coming careful supervision of ons police- from Australia, New Zealand,

a bathing attendant, a South Africa, and from auch Em single small boy cast pebbles at a pire outposts as Hong Kong and seagull. That is where men are al- the West Indies, This is the re-lowed to undress on the beach, Bule of the B B.C. Empire short- wave policy

Central: Fast Companions." King's: The Strange Case of Clara Deane."

Queen's "Tarzan the Apeman." Star: "W. Plan."

Oriental: Yesterday at Peking." Taiping:East Lynne." Garden: "Dracula." Majestic:

Skippy

"

Ten dance at King's Restaurant;

Dinner dances at Peninsula Hotel

and King's Restaurant.

Tidea: High at 01.50; Low at

11.22

Principal Halls. Inward:-Australia by Kamo Maru.

Outward: - Europe via. Mar- seilles, Ranchi, 9.45 a.m. Australia And New Zealand, Atsuta. Maru,

20 a.m.

SUNDAY (September 25),

18th Sunday after Trinity. 24th day of Jemadi-al-awal.. Hong Kong Rifle Shooting Cham- pionship, Kowloon Tong Range, 9.30 a.m

Lawn Bowls:-Inter-Dept. Com- petition--Sanitary Dept. "A". Small Unite; Havenue Dept. ". Police "B"; P.W.D. “A” N Seni Clerical and Acct. Staff (Police green). 200

Team . 5.C.Ath.A. 2nd Team at

Mr. Richard Haigh, English manager of the Gramophone Com- any, said that an important chan- ge which had taken place in the public's attitude, to wireless was its complete trust in the reputable inaker's name. They were now pre

mah and

Two girls only were bathing from the women's free bathing tent.

The rest were bathing from the centre of Hove beach with their friends and families.

There seems no difference now be tween Hove and Brighton.

pared to buy a set, without ques CONVICTS TO WIDEN tion, so long as the name was right.

Large number of foreign dealers. were present at Olympis yesterday,

RIVER BED.

I heard five languages spoken on AND BE PAID FOR DOING IT one. stand alone. The crowd was obviously out to do hig business,

GAIETY GIRL WHO MARRIED AN EARL.

LEFT £5000 A YEAR IN

HIS WILL

* *

Football Matches-5.W.B., 2ad : The Earl of Dudley, of Himley Sookumpoo, is p., and S.W.B, Hall, Staffs, a former Lord-lieut 1st Tenin 8.C.Ath.A. 1st Team at enant of Ireland, who died in Sookunpoo, 413 pm

June, aged 45, left settled lands valued at £400,000.

Kowloon Golf Club-Mead Shield for Kowloon CC. Members,

Symphonic Concert at I

Peninsula Hol. 8.15 p.

Theatres

'King's: "Devil's Lottery.* Queen's: Tartan the Apeman.” Central: "Fast Companion." Star. "Oh Sailor Behuve 1* Oriental: All Quiet on the Western Front

Ten Dances at Repulso Bay Hotel

Wakefield, Convicts in Wake- field Gaol will leave the prison daily to work eight hours a day for a small wage because of the lack of sufficient work in gaol for all the prisoners.

They will be employed, on the first stage of the experiment, on the widening of the bed of the River Calder which runs through Wakefold-work that would not ordinarily be done by public or private enterpris.

Selected prisoners will be taken under an escort of warders to their. work, to which they will travel in motor-lorries with their merlet wrapped parcela.

He charged 50,000 of his Curu-

To Prevent Floods. lative Preference shares in the Earl of Dudley's Round Oak If the experiment is successful Works, Ltd. (part of a large block it may lead to the widening of all rivers in South Yorkshire, that be of shares settled upon various ing the essential remedy for pre- trusts) to provide an annuity of venting a repetition of the recent £5000 (tres of all deductions for heavy floods,

The scene of the first working. tax or otherwise) for the benefit of party is to be kept scoret to. avoid is wife Gertrude, Countess of the nuisance of curious spectators:

| Dudley (Miss Gertie Millor, a The owner of the land on which

and King's Restaurant Dinner former Gaiety actress), and left the convicts will work will derive Dance at Kingle Restaurant.

Tides-High at 03.08

$12.19.

PHONE 23268;

Maru.

Principal Mallo Inward:-Australia by

all other his properly, real or no financial benefit from their Loval; in his own disposition to Inbaur, and arrangements will be

her absolutely in the chef de made for him to pay a sum to the The Earl of Dudley, married. Miss prison authorities, for the work Kano Gertie Millar in Paris 1924. She done according to the assessment

was his second wife,

value of the land.

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