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CHINESE BOXING

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GEN. CHANG TSZ KIANG ON. BOXING AND BIG SWORDS

A big crowd gathered in the Cainese Y.M.C.A. at 2 pm. yester

when the noted Chinese Chris tian General Chang Thz Kiong, president of the National Boxing Institute of Nanking, gave a very amusing speech on the tradition and art of Chinese boxing. He said that for general exercise and self defence, there is nothing bet ter than Chinese boxing, and it has proved so successful that the poorly equipped soldiers on the Great Wall front have won battles by using the big swords.

The General is now on a tour to southern provinces, the Straits Settlements and the Philippines, with the idea of spreading the art of boxing to the Chinese people.

The demonstration of various forms of boxing and the used of big swords and many other oldtime woupons was then given

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933

JAPANESE PAINTINGS

EXHIBITION AT KOMOR

AND KOMOR'S

Messrs. Komor and Komor are now holding their Spring exhibition of Japanese water colours, and it should not be missed.

The exhibition is possibly a little smaller than formerly but the quality of the pictures is higher,

Three artists are well represent- ed, Teranchi, Yoshida and Bansoa, and all three have given us of their best.

To residents of Hong Kong those bi-annual exhibitions of modern Japanese art arranged by Romor's are looked forward to tremendong

ly, and it is no wonder for they offer a chance to get really charm- ing pictures at a ridiculously low price. For as little as $20 one can become the happy possessor of a picture which will become more ively in your eyes every time you see it, for oven $3.00 you can have a small picture which will give you continual pleasure.

Beauty.

Bat what dong price matter where beauty is concerned? You may say it matters a good deal if you can't afford the price-true but Komor's have soled that difficulty Beauty | you ́can breve, the beauty of the cherry trees in bloom, of the mist stealing through a glade of bam boo, or lifting from some the still waters of nu inland sea; the beauty of snow on the alps of Japan, of the eland home pink of Fuji Yama the beauty of defiente pigment and jrfect balance of line. All this beauty to see if you wish during the run of the exhibition, for nothing, and a part of it to take home with you and enjoy day after day for less than the price of a

uple of good dinners,

Some of the Pictures. Teranchi has some exquisite paint- ings. One big piano called beau- ty, hug not been lost in the, making of a soft and lovely picture. His

· favourite subject of fishermen seen through the surning mist lima been treated several times, and there are some lovely examples of an Ather favourite theme of his, the haben gladde Teranchi has sent pas a collection of smaller pictures priced from $15 to $18, which are bis own work ng that of his pupils touched um hy the anaster

Yoshida e anong many charm- ing pictures one which is of out- standing beanty. Just three or frear lack birds crunching on the round in a snow storm, strong and decorative it is a pieture of which one would never tire.

The loveliest Banson is I think one of cherry blossom under the

WOMEN GOLFERS THE ROYAL NAVY.

AT RANELAGH

TWO ROUNDS OF 69 IN

INTERNATIONAL "V

(Special Alr-Mail Service)

KIANGSI CAMPAIGN

SUCCESSES GOVERNMENT FORCES ROUTE MAIN BODY OF "REDS"

IN WEST

Nandheng; April 10.According to a military despatch, the Govora inent forces captured Yungfeng, in

† forers of the "Reds" under Kung Ho Chang at Biacyuan in Wantsai district, western Kiangai. Besides issuing a telegram commending the victory of the two Hunan divisions," Gen. Chiang Kai Shek, President of the Military Affairs Commission, ordered that the families. of the officers and soldiers who died in the battle be suitably provided for.

LONDON, April 11. NEW SLOOPS ALLOCATED

The loop Grimsby, which was central Kiangsi, yesterday. Lo-au It is also learnt that the 15th

and Thunng, also in central Kiang. Division under Lt-Gén, Wang Tung. aid down at Devonport on Janusi, are expected to be taken shortly. Yuan and the 3rd Division under The 16th Division under Lt-Gen. La-Gen. Chen Ruang Chung 00- ary 23, should be completed about May, 1933, and she is to relieve the Peng Wei Jen and the 2nd Divi-cupied the walled city of Yunghsin, Veronica in the New Zealand Division under Lt. Gen. Tao Kwang western Kinngsi, two days ago.

have attacked and routed the main Kuo Min. shots zion, The Leith, laid down at De- were onticed into all sorts of dif-youport in February, is scheduled culties, while these of the lesser for completion about July, 1934, CONSIGNEE NOTICES. lights were stroked on to the slip-and has been allocated to the China pery greens and stayed there.

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, April 11.-Ranelagh's deceptively smiling course played few pranks on the "tiger" in the women's international, go!! match to-day. Their best

Two comparatively unknown players tied at 60 for the best score of the morning, Mrs. Maurice Bridge, playing for Wales, and Miss Julia Hill, of Sandy Lodge." Mrs. Bridge startled herself by her amazing round, for she returned s6 yesterday. To-day she equalled

Miss Diana Fishwick's homeward record of 32.

the

Station to replace the Cornflower. Both the vessels to be relieved are of War design, and will be over 18 Sears old by the time they are re- placed.

GIBRALTAR COMMAND

James,

SERVICES.CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

CONSIGNER NOTICE,

S.8. "D'ARTAGNAN." The appointment dates from to- day of Hear Admiral F. M. Austin

ARRIVED HONG KONG UN to be Rear-Admiral in Charge, TUESDAY, THR 25TH APRIL, 1933. Gibraltar, and Admiral, Superin- Miss Julia Hill, after a rather tendent of the Dockyard, în place

From MARSEILLES, &c. indifferent nine holes, come home Rear-Admiral. I. N.

UNSIGNEES of Cargo by the brilliantly, starting with five foury C.B., M.V.O., who was appointed

above-named Steamer are hereby the two years ago. Rear-Admiral Aus-informed that their Goods, with the and had consecutive twos at

tin will take passage in the .. arception of Opium, Treasure and Valu- fifteenth and sixteenth. At Afteenth she put her tee shot with Mattua, leaving Southampton on ablas, are being lauded and placed at in a foot of the hole, and at the April 201

their risk iu the Godowns of the Hong sixteenth abe holed a 30 yards chip.

Lieutenant-Commander (C. H. Co., Ltd., Kowloon, whence Delivery can Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown shot.

be obtained an the Goods are innded. Clayton, who will be Fing Lieut-

Gooda not cleared within 7 days, in- Commander to the new Rear-Ad miral, specialized in signals including date of arrival, will be subject te 1915, and has been Flag Lieutenant Rent

Lieut.-Commander to Admiral . H. Borrett in China, Rear-Admiral Sir W. C. M. Nichol son in the Atlantie Fleet; Vier Admiral Sir Herbert Richmond in the East Indies, and Admiral Sir Michael Hodges,

Miss Purvis-Russell-Montgomery, raner-up in the Women's Open Championship last year, vecorded 70 for Scotland, and Miss Beryl Brown 12 for England.

Miss Joy Winn, who led the field yesterday with 88, fell from, grace to-day. with 73, six ut. the second hole, where she went into the bushes, insettled her. Long hitting Mrs. Clarke found too much strength in evary club, and landed in nine bunkers.

At the start of the day England led by ten strokes from Ireland.

EMPIRE CHAMBERS OF

COMMERCE

LONDON CONGRESS

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, April 11-The King has consented to become Patron of the thirteen cougress of the Chambers of Commerce of the British Em pire, which will take place in Lon dun during the first week of July.

The congress will be opened by the Prime Minister at Guildhall on Monday, July 3. It will be attend ed by some hundreds of delegates from Chambers of Commerce in the United Kingdom, the Domin

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All Claims must be sent to the Under-

signed before Thursday, the 4th May, 1938, or they will not be recognized. the Gedowns for examination by the Damaged packages must bo left in Consignees and the Company's Sur veyors, Masury, Goddard & Douglas, at Commander-in-10 am, on Monday, the 1st May, 1938.

Tu 1927-29

Chief, Atlantic Fleet. he was lent for duty with the Chilean Navy. He last served as

executive officer in the Concord. signal school eruiser,

Captains Commands,

Four appointments of captaius in command allont are notified in the

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Consigneos must have a Rerenne Officer in attendance when damaged datiable goods are examined by the

Company's Surveyors.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowas.

No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any case whatever.

.P. PAYRAS,

A gent.

list published to-day. The suzio Hong Kong: 25th April, 1973, ** is Captain Errol Manners,' now

commission

THE KING TO BE PATRON OF Director of Physical Training and to command' the Sports, who is cruiser Suffolk when she recommis- sions about July next for further service in China, Captain J. H. Godfrey will by them have com- pleted two years in this ship. Captain C. E. B. Simeon, who since his promotion in 1930 has been serving on the Orduance Committee at Woolwich, is to command, the Calumbo, which will from the reserve late in June to relieve the. Emerald in the East Indier Squadron temporarily while that ship is undergoing large re pairs at home. Captain K. H. L Mackenzie, who has had charge of the new netlayer Guardian during ber trials, is reappointed in com- and on her commissioning about The congress meets triennially, June to relieve the Snapdragon in and this year's gathering, over the Home Ficot. Captain G. H. which Sir Arthur Shirley Benn Creswell, D.S.C., now Captain (D), will preside, will be of outstanding Nore Reserve Flotila, in H.M.S. UNLIMITED POWER BEYOND | importance, for it will be the first Malcolm, is to command the Sand-

REACH

It is treated with a res. traint rare even in a Japanese artist and is exquisite in tone.

E. M. B.

SIR J. JEANS'S STARions, Indin, and the Colonies.

MAGIC.

opportunity given to commercialhurst, destroyer depôt-ship in the and industrial representatives of Mediterranean, which has been One square inch of the surface the Empire to discuss together,commanded by Captain J. Powell, of one of the hotter stars would from the practical standpoint, the D.S.O., ainoo 1931. provide enough motive power to results of the Ottawa Conference. drive an Atlantic liner.

Preparatory committees have been

con-

The smallest stare ara 80 coma-set up to pake preliminary inves pressed that a ton of their matter|tigations, in advance of the could be placed comfortably into gress, into such subjects as monetary the bowl of a pipe.

policy. Customs restrictions, and communientións and transport. The general organization is in the hands of the executive committee of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire. of which Lord Elibank is chairman. The Duke of York will be the guest of honour at the official con- gross dinner at the Savoy. Hotel on Wednesday, July 5.

The largest stars are so diffuse that their density is less than one- hundredth that of the air.

Such are some of the discoveries made by means of modern methods of examining starlight. These before the Royal Institution. were described by Sir James Jeans

"Each colour of starlight," Sir James eaid, "talls its own story. If we put them all together we get something as characteristic as the finger-prints of a criminal."

the

Starlight, he added, also told us the size and weight of the stars, because we could calculate amount of matter necessary to pro- duco thoir radiation. Almost fil- ing the screen of the lecture room with the red image of the largest known star, Sir James produced a hat-pin with a head about the | size of a small pea, and explained that it represented the size of the sun on the same scale,

WAR CRIPPLES AT GENEVA

APPEAL FOR SPEEDY 'DISARMAMENT.

men

Geneva. The representatives of nearly 10,000,000 ex-Service coming from nearly all the coun tries, which took part in the Great Way were received by Mr. Arthur Henderson in the Palace of the League of Nations.

Mysteries of Attraction, There were enormous differences between the size and brightness of different stars. Because the mase of an insignificant star was so con- Crippled and sightless man who centrated, it could pull a giant had travelled many hundreds of star from its course so that the miles, protested against the pos two described orbits about enclility of future wars, and asked Mr. Henderson to use his influence other.

to bring about rapid and satis factory concession to the Disarma- ment Conference.

Lt. E. D. S. Powell, of the Lin- coln Regiment has taken to the Mongkok Tsui Police Station, a It was actually possible, by tak Zeiss Ikon Camera, which he founding photographs of their joint light, to calculate the shape of the on the 12-mile beach on April 13.

orbit,

At Lokmachau, at about 12.30 a.m. yesterday, three reen, armed with choppers entered an unnum- bere: house and tried to hold up the inmates. Tistance was offered and one of the inmotra was injured. The mon decamped.

Letters of administration to the estate of Mrs Jandt Ramsey Har voy, late of No. 41, Humphreys Building, Kowloon, have boen granted to her son, Mr. David Harvey, o/o Mestra. Dodwell & Co. The cetate is valued at $9,100.

The meeting was organised by Sir James stated that astrpnomers the International Conference of had been able to make maps show Disabled Ex-Servicemon, and only. ing the principal features of dif the German delegation was absent. ferent layers of the sun's atmoa This was due to the fact that the obtain, what amounted to a cine inadvisable, in views of the pre- phere, and it had been possible to German organisation considered it atographic record of the apvailing situation in Germany, to hearance of sunspoti....

take, the risk of any action on the part of the authorities.

Colom John Brown

The great, clouds of gas thrown farannyavucite Which could be photographed formerly only dur of the British Legion, addressed ing a total gelipe of the sun the meating on behalf of his or could be wee billowing up us it ganisation. The British Legion, from a chimday at the back of the he said, was pledged to secure sun's visible airbags, and then is peace and good will on earth, and the sun rotated, their source could believed that such a result was on- be traced to a great crack through ly to the obtained by the success which the eruption proceeded.

of the Disarmament Conference,

Research work is as present un- der way at the Electric Bureau of the Osaka Municipality to sub stitute for gasoline a mixture of benzine and alcohol as fuel for the municipal motorbuses, for the dual purpose of reducing the cost by about thirty per cent, and of being prepared for a gasoline shortage. Japan depends on a foreign sup- ply for eighty per cent. of the gasoline consumed but is self-suffi- cient in its alcohol supply.

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into Helt's Wharf, Kowloon, where it will lie as Consignees risk and anbject to Term and Conditions of Storage at Holt' Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 25th April.

Optional Cargo will not be landed here unless Notice has been given prior to Stommer's arrival, but carried on fro port to port to the final port of call tis which the option extends,

All brakon, ahafed and damaged Goods are to be loft in the Godawne, whore they will be examined on any Tuesdays 10.45 x. and Noor within the Froe and Fridays between the hours of Storage period.

No Claims will be admitted after the

Goode have left the Steamer's Godowe, and all Goods ramsining undelivere after the 1st May, will be subject. to Bent,

All Claims against the Steamer most be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 15th May, 1933 or they will not be recognisexl.

No Firo Insurance will be affected.

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