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PREMISES TO LET

CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT

French Bank Building, 5, Queen's Rd. Tel. $1063.

MODERN FLATS

4 Roomed, Corner Prines Edward

Road&Waterloo Roads.

Roomed, 310, Frince Edward Road with Garages

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1933.

HOUSES TO LET

TO LET-Ground floor and Bass, Tment bathroom

Newly-built concreta bonsa, Nà. 38, Wyndham Street, suitable for office, etc.-Kwong Sang Hong, 250, Des Vaux Road.

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MODERN RESIDENCES

5 Roomed, 211, 217, 291, 295, 829 and 233, Prince Edward Road, with garag

8 Roomed, 11 & 13, Belfrar Road next to St. Theresa's Church, with garage,

+

Road Residence, 14, Chatham

7 loomed, 281, 286 & 94 Prince Edward Road, with, garage. 719, Nathan Roul

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Semi-detached houses, 168, 170, Boundary Street, Kowloon. Rooms, (internal communication) Suitable for a Boarding House.

MODERN SHOPS & FLATS

In Cambay Buildings, Nathan Road

2, Burd Street, Hongkong. 163, Queen's Road Central, Hong

Kong.

FLATS TO LET

PEAK TO LET - One, modera

unfurnished Hat convis ing of. four large rooms, two bathrooms, drying room, etc. Situstad close to Peak Tram Station. Ready for im mediate "occupation. Apply J. E Joseph's Property Dept Prince's Building. Tel. No. 20910. (629

To

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TEL. 21291.

J. TOMINAGA

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Apply lable from December 1st. Kayamally & Co., at above address.

TO

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FIRST IMPRESSION OF CANADA'S LEGATION AT LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

LENINGRAD THE

SOMBRE

The

Palace--- Late Tsarina's And Her Ikon Collection

green.

literally not a space so large sa the palm of a hand which was not filled by one of these mute evidences of religious superstition.

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Ottawa, Canada-Work is PUBLIC AUCTION. progress on the erection of a build- ing in Tokyo which will provide office accommodation for the Cana- dian Minister to Japan and his staff and residential quarters for THE Undersigned have reserved the finister, Br. Herbert Marler..

Instructions

TO SELL BT

PUBLIC AUCTION

ON

The cost of the site and building ig not to exceed $200,000 (about); £40,000), and a Government anno uncement states that owing to the exchange situation the total cost to Canada will be less than the cost of the site alone in normal times. To TUESDAY, OCT. 17, 1933 save the necessity of an immediate outlay it has been arranged that CoMMENDING AT 11 A.M. Mr. Marler personally will provide funds for the work, and he will be repaid by the Government within ten years with interest at five per cent.

centre.

official and

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AT THE SALES ROOM,

DODDELL STRAIT

Bosna DRIED APRICOTS

"': also

À QUANTITY OF FURNITURE AND

GOODS

"J

Comprising:-

Electric Fans, Fairbanka" Scale, Bookcases, etc., etc.

Nothing more informative than a few superficial observations can be RGYLE PRIVATE HOTEL expected of one whose time in Conduit Read Telephone Leningrad was limited to a scant 23499, Single, Double and Boites.thirty-six hours, and who bad. Many ikons of old Russian origin Flash System Hot and Cold Waters. never before visited that once gran-are works of art, rich in gold and Excellent Cuisine. Temas reasonable

diose and impressive capital. It precious stones Not so the collec- Write or Phone Mr. J. Rassell.

is still grandiose. That is to say, tion of the last of the Romanoffs, the relies of its former grandeur of which many were utterly cheap the form of colossal; and tawdry More in pity than in

ridicule our guides explained this"] buildings, monumental-squares, and

A very satisfactory site has been miles upon miles of towering apart. on the theory that the Tsarina was ment housES.

But the squares are early terrified by the symptoms of secured in the main unkempt, il paved, and between revolution in Russia, and in the legation quarter of the Japanese! their cobblestones the grass shows very first days of her husband's capital, convenient to the business The property, formerly reign became convinced that only a "The buildings, many of them, are miracle could save the Empire, of owned by Viscount Tadotoshi Aoya- MISCELLANEOUS

The A Superheterodyne widgets dilapidated, with the stucco peeling the Tsars. She sought the miracle ma, comprises three acres. left. BUY NOW as Factory PRICES off the brick in great glaring par within the confines of the Orthodox chancellory and residence will be have been ADVANCED. RUDOLF ches. The apartment-houses, which Church. Her chosen counsellors constructed of reinforced concrete. WOLFF & KEW, LTD., Distributore,originally were of types that would were among its priests, and it was and special attention will be paid [530 have done credit to New York or thus that the illiterate monk Rasto making them proof against fires

Paris, now reflect the social condi-putin came to have his dominant and earthquakes. tions which have packed them with power.

The Japanese Government does at least one whole family to a sin- No ikon, however tawdry, that not own the offices or residence of gle room, and have domiciled in came into her hands was ever dis-its Minister to Canada. An sano- quarters analogous to Fifth Avenue carded. It might be the humble uncement is expected shortly that, or Beacon Street people whose agency by which the hoped for permanent quarters will be acquir homes, prior to the revolution, were miracle would be effected.

Who ed here... in the darkest abysses of the slums.could tell? And so more and more

To the casual observer it is this the unhappy woman gave herself. dismally drab, utterly down-at-the-over to superstition and an agony heel air presented by the streets of of apprehension,

Possessing that Leningrad which is most impressive strange power of persistence and and most depressing. Nor does the domination which sometimes accom demeanor of the people, so far spanies an intellect essentially weak, in my very brief visit I could see, she was able to: influence her hus-trope, temp,, Sept. 16. rectify at all the impression created band, and usually for evil. It was by their decrepit surroundings. It odd to listen te bur young Bolshevist is, I suppose, a confession of a guide talking of Alexandra, the bourgeois weakness that I should foreignhorn Tsarina, in almost the have found myself longing for a exact way in which historiana de touch of Bond Strees or Common-pict the French revolutioniste as wealth Avenue somewhere along denouncing Marie Antoinette, the these interminable ways

Austrian consort of Louis XVI.

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The following slazem of advertisements are charged až the prios given below¿—

SITUATIONS VACANT.

"HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WANTED.

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO BE LET MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

*

When so required replies to box numbers will un posted to advertisers daily. Extra stamps. for postage should be remitted.

All advertisements must be authenticated by the name and address of the sender

Announcements not exceeding 25 Words are inserted under this heading at a Pre-paid

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THIS FORM MAY BE USED,

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ADVERTISEMENT Manager, “Hongkong Daily +11, Ice House Street, or P.O. Box 1

The omnipresent cap of the work- ing man, no less than the omniab- sent (if word may be coined) stiff,

Surgn.-Lts.-H. E. B. Curjel,

MB, to Kent; and J. W. Caswell,

Wt. Engr.-W. A. Jones, to, Hello-

M.D., to Sandwich,

Royal Naval Reserve Lleuts.-F. A Bhaw, to Anthony (Aug. 19); W. H. W. Mathews, to Decoy (Aug. 22); R. S. Miller to Duchess and R. Corderoy, to De- Eight (Aug. 28): and E, A, Hamil- ton-Hill, to Ardent (Oct. 14).

Royal Navy H.M.S. Calcutta, formerly__dag- ship on the Africa station, will be next spring for conveying re-

white collar of the bourgeoisie, Naval Appointmentsuer crews to ships on the China.

gave an air of drab uniformity to the throngs of idle people who filled the sidewalks. Every day in Bolsh- iedom is Sunday to one-sixth of the population-qur seventh day of rest being abandoned. "If the street were crowded, as they were under the new system, one wonders what would be the case if the whole community, instead of one-sixth, were out for pleasure.

INTEREST IN NATIONAL

MONUMENTS: "

What did impress me and plea- santly-was a certain seriousness af thought and earnestness of devotion on the part of a great section of the Russian people in their relation to the history, particularly the re- We cent history, of their state, tourists were, of course, taken to the great national monuments-the. palaces of past Tears, the Cathedral Fortress of SS. Peter and Paul, the Hermitage and the national What first awakened was the my lively interest oemeanor of the scores of parties of Russians, young and old, who were taken on the same trip,, we. were making, and listening to the same lectures, presumably, in Rus- sian, that our guides were delivering in English.

museums.

It was, as I have said, a holiday, and evidently great number of the people, belonging to what in our country we would call the working class, preferred to spend their day in contemplating the his torical monuments of their nation rather than in play. We met them in the Winter Palace, where' with great eyes they stood dumbly con- templating rooms wholly walled with amber, or listening to the in- formation that one room was finish- ed, and largely furnished, with silver, because one of the Tsars bad become jaded with the spectacle of so much gold constantly surround- ing him,

Our own lecturer was in no way sensational, or purposely provOCE- tive, in describing the Inxury of these vanished rulers. Her lecture she was a girl of twenty, with charming manners, and both of her pareata are teachers in the univer- nity was a dispassionatee recoun- tal of historic or obvious truths.

She did not fail to emphasize the fact that the barbaric gorgeousness of the palaces was paid for in the labour, the sweat and, the tears of the people-I noticed that the fav. ourite phrase of American demago, gues, the common people," was never employed but there was 20 effort to play upon the emotions of her hearers.

THE TSARINA'S APARTMENTS For example. In the "New Palace, only a short distance from the huge and gorgeous edifice crect ed by Catherine II, the ill-fated Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra bad their apartments. The palace itself, among greet re- sidences, is commonplace.

The Tsarina's private apartments vero littered with photographic portraits and cheap prints of fami- Lar places after a fashion eminently English, V. One exotic note was fürgished by the innumerable icons hich covered the walls, In the bove, innfwhich stood – the twin eds of the royal couple, there was

station.

The Admiralty, notined the fol- lowing appointments.

Cmdrs.—L G. Bicford, to Comus,

London, Sept. 19, Lieut.-Commrs.-I. R. Clover. to Centurion (Sept. 14); F. H. E. Skyrme, to Pangbourne for course Sept. 29; E. M. C. Barraclough, to Sept. 297, and to Tamar (Oct. 27); Cyclops, in command, Oct. 13; EG. Glennie, to Blanche; D. K. Bain, to and A. L. Noakes, to Saltash, in. command. and for command of Brazen; L. D. Mackintosh, D.S.C.. minesweepers in reservo (Oct. 16). to Bondices; and R. F. B. Swth- Lieuts-M. B. Thones and J. Kley, to Basilisk, all in command, on L, Dickson, to Oct 10.

PUBLIC

TH

recomimg.

AUCTION.

HE Undersigned will hold a Unique Sale on

Monday and Tuesday, the 23rd and 24th

October,

1933.

COMMENCING EACH DAY 10 A.M.

No. 19, HANKOW ROAD, KOWLOON.

There are Four Rooms fall of Marvellous Furniture, Carpets, Lamps. Pictures, Luscious Cushions, Jewelled Trees, Entire Sets of Table Ware.

Some Lovely Jewellery

also

A Full Line of Beautifully Cut Evening Pyjamas

and

Hundreds ef Exquisite Articles just right for Christmas Gifts for friends at Home.

The Sale is to be held in order to clear (a portion of the space in the Jade Tree Buildings, which is needed quickly for new departments, that the Management are inaugurating for the Winter Season."

Only First Class Merchandise this Sale.

included in

A Rare Opportunity to get just that lamp or other article to brighten up your home at your own price.

ON VIEW SATURDAY & SUNDAY, THE

21ST & 2280 OCTOBER 1958.

TERMS -CASH ON DELIVERY

LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS.

TERMS-Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

'AUCTIONEERS.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE.

PUBLIC AUCTION

THE STEAMSHIP ANJOU ́

Now Lying in the Harbour of Hong Kong

to be sold

IN ONE LOT

WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAT

07 OCTOBER, 1933,

AT 3 P.M. by

Masses. LAMMERT BROS., AUCTIONEERS,

AT THEIR SALES BOOM, No. 4, DUDDELL STREET, VICTORIA, HONG KONG."

The Ship is a British Paman ger River Steamer registered in Hong Kong and was formerly on the Houg Kong and Kong Moon run.

Her dimensions and capacities are as follows:

Twin Screw Steamship”“ANJOU”`

Length Breadth Depth

142/7 feet

83 feet

10.2 fest

Gross Tonnage

589.49 tons

Registered Tonnage 363.84 tons Speed

@ knots or thereabouts.

For Further Particulars and Orders

to view, Apply to --

MESSEE. WOO & NASH, Mortgagee's Solicitora,

No. 4. Queen's Road Central,

or. to

MESSRS, LAMMERT BROS. The Auctioneers.

BY ORDER OF THR MORTGAGEES,

PUBLIC AUCTION

the

PRO.

VALUABLE (LEASEHOLD PERTIES étuste at Victoria in the Colony of Hong Kong and registered at the Land Offon as Inland Lot No. 2354 together with the buildings. thereon now known as

Nos. 1, 4, 5, 7, 95 11 and 13; HEARD STREET

To be Bold

IN ONE LOT

од

THURSDAY, THE 19TH DAY

or OUTOBER, 1933,

at 9 PM.

by

M2438. LAMMERT BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS,

ÁT THRIE BALKIBOOM, No. 4, DUDDELL BIRENT, VICTORIA, AFORESAID.

For further Particulars and Con- ditions of Sale, Apply to

was. WOO AND NASH, Mortgagee's Solicitory,

No 4, Queen's Road Central,

* Hong Kon

Masek, LAMMERT BROTERA

The

"Auctioneers