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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE ROYAL HONG KONG THE ROYAL HONGKONG

GOLF CLUB,

- GOLF CLUB.

ABY GENERAL MEETING:

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NOTICE OF AN EXTRAORDIN TOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of THE ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | OLUB, will be held in the Board Room that an Extraordinary General of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Meeting of the Royal Hong Kong Lul, Hong Kong, on Thursday, toth Golf Club will be held at Messrs. December, 1932, at 5.30 p.m. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.'s Board Room on Thursday, the 15th day of December, 1932, immediately after the conclusion of the Annual General Meeting of the Club at 5.30 p.m. when the subjoined Resolution will be proporod na nn Extraordinary Resolution.

RESOLUTION.

That the Articles of Añociation of the Club bo altered as follow:-

That Artiolo 17 be struck out and the following article substituted.

17. Members shall pay is advance,

such entrance fed as the Cons- mittee shall from time to time determino, provided that in the case of a waiting member

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To receive from the Committee a Report, Ralance Shoot and Etatomont of Accounts for the year ended 30th September, 1938.

To consider, and if thought it pass the following rosolution:

"That the Resolution passed at the Annual General Meeting held on the 18th of December, 1930, relat- ing to the subscription of playing monbers be revok od and that from and after the 31st of December, 1032, the subscription of all play. ing members shall be 87.00 & month"

To elect Officers. Members of Com

mittes and an Aulitor for the ensuing year.

To decide on any resolution which may be submitted to the Secretary four days prior to the Meeting.

Any other Businoza.

By Order of the Committee,

E. D. MATTHEWS, Lieut-CoL.,

hereinafter mentioned a proportion only of the cutrance fee may be payable on election and the balance payable when the member becomes a full member as hereinafter men-Hong

·tioned.

That Article 31 be altered by the omission of the words without pay: mont of entrance fee" in lines 5 and 6 and the substitution therefor "on payment in advance of such entranco feo as the Committee shall from time to time determine".

That the following Article be inserted after Article 41-

41a (1) The Committee shall have power from time to time to

Halimit of not less than

600 to the number of play- ing members resident in the Colony (including those temporarily absent on leave) entitled to the full use of the Club's courses (herein- after called "full members") and to make bye-laws restricting the use of the courses by members who are aleatod or become playing members or become resident members when the number of full member is complets; (hereinafter called "waiting members") and by sub scribers.

(2) A-register 'ahall be kept of

full and waiting membara und, when the number of fail members shall fall be low the fixed limit, "waiting members" present in the Colony shall be promoted to the register of full mem hers! in rotation, in the order of registration, pre vided nevertheless that the Committee may in a proper case promote any "waiting member", whether present in the Colony or not, with out regard to his place in the register, and that the position in the Register of a waiting member who has returned to the Colony after absence shall be at the dis oretion of the Committee. (8) Notwithstanding the above

the Committee shall hav

power at any time to grant full privileges to any mem. ber, whether the limit has been reached or not if it is in their opining in the in terests of the Club to do so. Should the Resolution be passed by the required majority it will be submitted for confirmation as special Resolution to a farther Extra- ordinary General Meeting and such meeting will be held at 5.80 p.m. on Friday, the 30th, day of December, at the same place for the purpose of considering and if thought fit con.. firming such Resolation as a Special Resolution accordingly.

By order of the Committee, E. D. MATTHEWS, LIZOT, COL

Secretary. Hongkong, 3rd. December, 1992.

NOTICE

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PPLICATIONS are invited from young Chinese Civil Engineers having University B..8q.. degrees in Engineering for appointment to the Engineers Staff of the b Marine depart

ment of the Chinesa Customs Bervice. Candidates shall be required to pass strict medical examination, must be of good physique and character, and must be between 22 and 27

will examination 580 A

Promis

competitive

be held to test the abilities of

Fears of

ing candidates before a final selection

is mads. The men selected will be

Secretary,

Kong, 28th November, 1937. –

It is requested that nominations for Members of the General Committee duly proposed and seconded may reach the Secretary, not later than Monday, 12th December, though nominations will be accepted at the Meeting.

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CIVIL STAFF CHANGES (Special Air-Hall Service)

LONDON, Nov. 15 Mr. P. D. O'Connell, has been appointed second grade clerk, ales- trical Department, Hong Kong Dockyard.

NAVAL APPOINTMENT "

(Speciál. Air-Mall Service) Lieut. (E).-J. Macnamara, to Hood (Nov. 18).

CRUISER REFIT (Special Air-Mii Service)

LONDON, Nov. in The oruiser Berwick, Capt. C.

required to carve satisfactorily for a Sedgwick, which has been under

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER-6, 1932.

Mail News from China

NORTH-EASTERN: AIRWAY

TRIAL FLIGHT 'PLANE REACHES SINKIANG

NANKING, Nov. 20.

The Eurasia airplane No. 5, now? a trial flight to Sinkiang for

GIGANTIC DYKE SYSTEM COMPLETED

APPROPRIATE CEREMONY HELD ON YANGTSZE

took

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS

PROGRAMME.

BROADCAST BY Z.B.W, ON 355 METRES

11 to 11.30 .in.-Stock quotations, 11.30 a.m.--Chinesë' programmO, 12.30 p.m.-European programme of T. Victor recorde.

NANKING, Nov. 18. Appropriate ceremonies to mark the successful conclusion of thei the North-western Airway, arrived giganti dyka system along the at Tihua, Sinkiang, on the 21, Yangtze, Huai and Han rivers

the Grand Canal according to a delayed message 'je | aud veived here from Herr Schmidt, place yesterday afternoon Director of the Operations Depart board a tassel floating on ment of the Eurasia Aviation Car Yangtze river. Besides the party poration, who is in Charge of the of prominent civic leaders from

Shanghai, who are on a tour of exploratory flight.

inspection of the dyke-construction, work, more than a hundred guess were present.

As soon as radio facilities are installed, the machine will take off

for Tacheng,

near

the! 3

the Siberlan| Mr. T. V. Soong, in his capacity border, which is the ultimate des Chairman of the National Flood stination. Kuo Min.

TO PREVENT SMUGGLING BY PLANE PASSENGERS

NANKING, Nov, 20.

In order to prevent smuggling by airplane passengers, Customs agente will be stationed at the land- ing fields in Shanghai, Hankow and other points, in place of the gendarmes who have heretofore con

ducted the inspection of passengers,

To prevent delays, the Aviation authorities are conferring with the Customs to ensure expeditious pro-

Relief Commission-the organ re- sponsible for the accomplishment of thia great task-dwelt upon th appropriateness of the present or ension, the ceremony being held on the Yangtare, the cause of the dis astrous finod last year,

last year': After reporting on foods and the subsequent reli- measures in all their phases-embr gency, labour and agricultural, Mr. Soong dealt with the dyke construction work. He explained. that with the time limited by the next seasonal tides, the task had to be undertaken at double speed. Large numbers of workers had to be employed; at one time,

a total of 1,400,000 men besides!

4,600 staff members, were at work. I Now, as a result of months of labour, a system of dykes, extend-1 ing over a distance of 7,400 kil I metres, involving a total expendi cedure in the inspection of, pasture of 870 millions, has been com- sengers.Kuo Min:

plated.

Mr. Soong paid a very warm tri bute to the, workers. That the

NEW MINISTRY OF FOREIGN | gigantic piece of engineering work

AFFAIRS

NANKING, Nov. 20.

It is learnt that tenders will be invited next month for the con- struction of the new four-stomy building of the Ministry of For eign Affairs. The structure is esti mated to cost 8000,000 and an ap propriation from the British por tion of the Indemnity Refunde hat been secured for the work.-Kuo. Min.

INCREASED DUTY ON JAPANESE GOODS URGED

NANKINO, Nov. 20 Replying to a petition from the Shanghai City Chamber of Com- merce regarding the increase of the import duty on Japanese cotton piece goods when the Sino-Japanery Tariff Agreement is to he revised next year, the Ministry of Finance states that suggestions should be referred to the National Tariff Commission which is studying the question.

· The Chamber's. petition urged that upon the expiration of the Sino. Japanese Tariff Agreement next May, an increase of the Customa

rates for imported Japanese cot ton piece-gooda should be imposed for the protection of the Chinese cotton industry.-Kuo Min.

IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL

DURING FIGHT AT WOOSUNG

NANKINO, Nov. 15,

Part of the public cemetery 1835, the Links Monastery outside uf Chungshan Gate, in Nanking is to: be act_mide for the erection of a monument in memory of the Boldi- ers who made the supreme sacrifice in the fighting against the Japancre at Wooring and Shanghai as-woll as in the North-east.

Construction expenses, it is un- derstood, will be appropriated by the Ministry of War The Minie- try has instructed the various mili- tary unita concerned to convey th soldiers to Nanking for interment before the end of the year.

ubali & of remains of the decensed officers and

before being placed on the during which E., Devonshire, permanent staff of the Department from te Mediterranean, is taking

in the candidates own

other with copies of her place on the China Station,

It has also ordered that the child- certificates and testimonials or re-should be completail today, except ferences, should be forwarded to the for machinery trials. She will ten of the deceased are to recolve Engineer-in-chief. Custom Houss not, however, be able to leave for education in the school specialy Shanghai, on or before the 14th Chins on Nov, 21 as arranged established in the Capital for tho Her date of departure is providescendants of Revolutionary Jannary, 1983.

[9846sionally fixed for Dre 10...

martyrs-Kuo Min.

was completed in time was due to the energetic efforts of everyone con- nected with the undertaking.

The abundant harvests this year along the Yangtaze. Valley wor due, in so small mentur, to the beneficent achievement of the dyke constructors, he said.-Kuo Min.. |

p.m-Local time and weather [

report.

1.30 pm-Rugby Press news, etc. A reing of the Rotary Club Tu Speech from the Glouces- ter Building Restaurant-Dr. (1. A. C. Horklots un Boasts and Flowers."

Birds,

pm. (approx)—Close dawn, 5 to 7 p.m.- Chincee programnic. 7 le 11 pan. (approx.), European

programmae.

p.m.-Stock quotations, etc. 7.03 to 3.30 p.m.--

Orchestral,

"In the Steppos of Central Asia” (Borodia) London Symphony Orchestra.-11169.

1812 Overture " (Tschaikow- sky)-Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra. *7400/500.

9 p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

7.30 to 3.15 p.m.-

A programe of records extract- ed from French Alms to be shown locally by Mr. E. Levy on behalf of the Osso Film Company. This programine will be preceded by a lew introductory remarks from the Studio by Mr. Levy.

"Si l'on ne s'etait pas connu " aung by Albert Prejean in the Onso Rim "Night Raid in Paris,"

Quand une femmo m'a tape. dans l'oeil" sung by Albert Prejean.

Teng Buen Tabaco" Tango by the Parisian Orchestra Ferrero. "Le Chant du Marin" sung by Albert Prejean in the Oso film

Sailors Love"

"Coenf des Lilaa"Parisian

Joya accordeon "music. “Quand je suis loin de toi" sung by tenor Murntore in the Oso film The Unknown Singer."

PIANOS

"Puisque je l'aime" zung by tenor Muratore in the Osso film

The Unknown Singer!

Mama Tance" Rumba danen Parisian Orchestra Frontalłą and Cherus

." Che. Carinela” Tango by OF chestra Pizarro from the Osso film "Night Raid in Paris."

"Cortaud of

"Meistersinger - Preis!ied !" (Prize Song)-Richard Crooks (Tenor)..

"Siegfried Idyll Suite. (This is kindly loaned by a listener).. 0.30 to 10,25 pun. (approx).--Selee- tions by the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, conducted by Eugeno Goossens,

P.T.T." Final 10.20 p.m. (approx.).-Rugby 'mid-

day Press newa

110.30

March from the Osso film "Post Tairgraph and Tele- | 10.30 to 11.13 p.in. (approx.),--A phones."

relay from the Star Theatre,. Kowloon, of the 2nd Aot of. Pagment Deferred by cour-

8.15 to 8.15 p.in.--

A Concert.

Sing-A Hoari Shunder Sống

(fe Rangi Pal),

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tesy of the Amateur Dramaljo Company,

All records in the above Euro- Song" Waiata Maori'' (Hill).- penn

progrmonies, except where Frances Alda (Soprano),—1:30) | otherwise stated, are supplied by Violin Solo Vocalisa" (Rach- Messrs. Montrie & Co., Jad

-maninoff-Press).

Violin Solo-" Caprice in E Flat ́Major" (Wieniawski-Kreisler).

Mischa Elman,--1364.

Song- Om of the Night" (Lii-

gey).

Song "The Yeoman's Wedding" (Ponintowski).-Percy Heming (Baritone).-E437.

Violin Solo--"Slavonic Dance

No.-1 (Dvorak-Kreislar). Violin Solo Songs My Mother! Taught Mo" (Dvorak-Kreister).

Fritz Kreisler-1414.

8.43 tri 9 p.m.

A Selection of Fox Trots. "There's a Blue Note in My Love Seng.". Paul Whiteman and his Orchestrn.-29873.

"How Can You Say You Love

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"Snuggled on Your Shoulder."--- Jack Denny and his Orchestra. -22910.

"Drums in My Heart."

Kinda Like You."-Lee Reis. HONGKONG ART CLUB

inan and his Orchestra from Z.B.W.'s Library.-99915.

9 to 0.38 pm-

A Wagner Programme. Traume."-Chicago Symphony Orchestra directed by Frederick Stock.

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