ENSIGN
CINE CAMERAS
with
F 1-5
Lon
A. TACK & CO.
26, Des Voeux Road, Central
ZEISS CAMERAS
BINOCULARS Developing & Printing "One Day Servion.
Mr. & Mrs. Y. Mori, MASSAGE.
A Cupuncture Moro Causis and Bone Setting. HOLDERS OF JAPANESE AND
Hora KONG AOYEREMENTS'
LICENCES.
Cure Sprained-Ankle - and` Wrist
Recommended for many years by Local Hospitals and Doctors. 4. Wyndham Street (1st Floor), Tel. No. 26051.
ASSEUR R. SHIMIDZU
ASSEUSE S. KISAKI. Recommended for many years by Government Civil Hospital, Peak Hospital, etc., and by all the local doctors.
24, Wyndham St. Tel. 24945.
FOR SALE
*1934 POSTAGE STAMP CATALOGUES
from
Stanley Gibbons Ltd. "Part I British Empire
$ 4,90 Part II Foreign Countries...... 3 7.50 Yvert and Tellier......$ 775
Scott Stamp & Coin Co $ 900
GRACA & CO. Dealers in Postage Stamn, Gardon Beda, Religione Goods, Toys, sto. No. 10, WYNDHAM STREET, P.O. Box No. BZD. HONG KONG..
"J. TOMINAGA PACKING CONTRACTOR
ANY KIND OF PACKING PROMPTLY EXECUTED Ask: YAMATOS
10, Johnston Road,
MAYEDA & 00. 13, D'Aguilar Street, Telephone 20690.
TAK CHEONG
*(Est. 1888) TAILORS, OUTFITTERS & DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FANOT GOODE, Ero.
506 62, Queen's Ed., C. Tel. 21317.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1934.
PREMISES TO LET WANTED KNOWN
CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT
French Bank Building, 5, Queen's' Rd. Tel. 21063.
MODERN FLATS Boomed, 298, 300 & 310, Princa Edward Road, with Garage.
4 Boomed, 971, 197 & 188 Prince
Edward Road, with Garazo.
Boomed, Prince Edward Road, next to Bailway Bridge
MODERN RESIDENCES
& Bodmed, 221, 329, 231 & 233, Prince
Edward Road, with Garage.
6 Roonted, 13, Belfram Road, next to St. Theresa Church, with Garage.
7 Roomed 294, Prince Edward Road,
with farage"
MODERN SHOPS & FLATS In Cambay Buildings, Nathan Road,
Kowloon,
9, Burd Street, Hongkong.
183, Queen's Road Central Hong
Rong
FLATS TO LET ATTRACTIVE Four roomed Flats
Humphreys and Carnarvon All modern conveniences. Apply HUMPARSYS ESTATE & FINANCE CO., LTD., Alexandra Building,
Buildings, Kowloon,
2050
HOUSE WANTED. WANTED-Self-Contained house
situation.
Long lease, 8-10 years, offered. Apply Box No. 83. c/o Hong Kong Daily Pres.
71831
| HOUSES TO LET
THRUNG CHAU Puraished House C
To Let, Five to Nine Months from February 1st. Electric Light, Large. Garden. Two Servants. Apply Box No. 2 7. c/o Hong Kong Daily Press.
[2178
POSITION VACANT.
WANTED Lady Stenotypist with previous experience. Must ala bave had general office experience. Wrile, stating qualifications and salary expected, to Rox No. 2208. c/o fleng (2208 King Daily Press.
Wde Typing and Filing Work, Salary $30 per month. Apply For No. 2152, c/o Hong Kong Dasty Press. [2162
"ANTED Young Chinese Girl to
FOR SALE
OR SALE-Two Old Hudowell Clarke Locomotives 481 gauge, weighing 25 tons each, Fall parti culars way to obtained from the Manager, Bailway Offices, Kowloon.
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HOTEL (PRIVATE)
PRIVATE RGYLE
HOTEL 8, Conduit Road. Telephone 23489. Singls, Double and Buiten. Flush System. Hot and Cold Waters. Excellent Cuisine. Terma reasonable Write or Phone Mr. J. Russell,
Courtesy, Comfort, Service
and Luxuries of Modern Hotel
Construction
THE HOTEL RIVIERA
MACAU
Unble Address:—“ Eiviers, Macau“.
PRE-PAID
LATEST GE NEW SYSTEM
MODEL ALL WAVE SUPER- HETERODYNE. AIRPLANE IL LUMINATED DIAL. 8 Tubes. Automatic Volume Control. Contina- ously Variable Tone Control. Samo ax BYRD ANTARTIC supplied to EXPEDITION. Distributors. RUDOLF WOLFF & KEW. LTD., 54, [639 Queen's Road Central
it
“ARCOUNT"779" FIVE VALVES MSUPENHET. THE SUPER 253 M/C PORTABLE GETTER"
"PYR SIX VALVES Superhet. P/B Portable SIX VALVES. superhet. VARLEY FIVE VALVES SQUARE PEAK" superhet. "KOLSTER-BRANDES 666 BIX Superlative VALVES SUPERHET. British Receivers. Agests: RUDOLF WOLFF & KEW, LIMITED. [833
PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION
Br our Expert Photographer MR. LED TAI DAM (1.7.1.)- MOST SUITABLE XMAS GIFTS
REASONABLE PRICES DURING HOLIDÄT SEASON. MARRY'S STUDIO 120, Queen's Road, Ctl. Tal. 26227,
H.K. WIRELESS
PROTECT and STRENGTHEN
PROGRAMME
YOUP THROAT & CHEST with
VALDA
PASTILLES
On Sale at all Chemists, & Druggists. INSIST on the boxes bearing the name VALDA.
ENJOY
A GOOD SMOKE!
0 THREE
STAR
TO THREE STAR JO
CIGARETTES
ENGLAND
A HIGH-GRADE BRAND AT MODERATE PRICE IN PACKETS & TINS.
OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE.
For Better Printing
CONSULT
The Hong Kong Daily Press.
All kinds of
Job Printing, Stationery, Book-binding, etc.
Undertaken
at Moderate Prices.
Please Phone or Write to :-
HONGKONG DAILY PRESS Il, Ice House Street.
Tel. 3025!
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The following dasms of advertisements are charged at the price given bakro
SITUATIONS VACANT,
4
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO BE LET MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
When so required replies to box numbers will be posted to advertisers daily. Extra stampe for postage should be remitted. ·
All advertisements must be authenticated by the name and address of the sender
Annohacements not exceeding 25 Words are inserted under this heading at a Pre-paid Rat of One Doitar for THREE INSERTIONS. If Charges collected, $1.50
THIS PORM MAY BE USED.
payment.
Please insert.
The ADVERTISEment Manager, "Hongkong Daily Press,"
11. Ice House Street, or P.O: Box 1
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE
PHE Undersigned have received
Instructions from
THE REGISTRAR, SUPREME COURT,
TO SELL BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
BUSY YEAR FOR ROYAL FAMILY
LAMMERTS AUCTIONS
Broadcast by Z.B.W. 600 Public Functions
on 355 Metres
1-2 p.m.-European programme.
1 p.m.-Local Time and Weather
Report
1.3 p.m-Recorded music.. 1.20 p.m.-Rugby Pres News, etc. 1.30 pm relay of the Rotary
Tifin Club
Speech Mr. Storry B. Freeman, C.B.K. on "The Engineers, Outlook."" 2 pm-Close Down."
From the Studio a talk on "Billards" by Willie Smith. BBC. Recorded Programme. 4.30-7.30 p.m.-Chiese program
me..
A
7.25-7.30 p.m.-From the Studio.
A Talk on "Safety First" by Mr. Lo Shuk Fun
7.30-10.30 pm-European
gramme.
7.30 pmClosing Local
During 1933
PRINCE GEORGE RIVALS
THE QUEEN
A
(Special Air-Mall Service)
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE
THE Dadermgned hara masived
Instructions
TO SELL BT
PUBLIC AUCTION
OR
FRIDAY. FEB. London, Jan. 10.
8, 1934
Over 600 publio engagements were i carried out during 1933 by the royal, family,
More than 70 public appearances were made by the King. Though he was not able to hold the firs four Courts at Buckingham Palace -rheumatism in the shouldar pre- vented him from wearing uniform -His Majesty held the fifth Court, four investitures at the palace, a levee at St. James's, two garden Stock Parties and several dinner parties, and opened the World Economic Conference.
Dro-
Quotations, etc. 7.33-8 p.m. From the Studio,
The 25th of a series of lessona in "Cantonese" by Mr. H. R. Wells, 8 pm Local Time, and Weather
Report.co
The King's other activities in- cluded attending a number of race meetings. His horses had one of the most successful seasons for many 8.3-8.27 pm-Midsummer Night's years, winning the Newbury Cup, Dream (Mendelssohn, Op. 21) the Hardwicke Stakes the Duke Francisco Symphony of York Handicap, and Orchestra under the direction other important races of Alfred Hert 8.27-9 pm-Concert Items
-San
Busy Prince
several
COMMENCING at 5,15 P.M AS THEIR SALES ROOM,
DUDDELL STREET.
VALUABLE - COLLEC- TION OF POSTAGE STAMES
Comprising
Fine China, Hongkong, British Colonies, Old Europe, Siam, Straits, etc., etc.
ON VIEW FROM WEDNESDAY, THE 31ST JAN... 1984.
TERMS--CLIR OF DELIVEÉT.
MMERT BROS.,
AUCTIONEER".
Every year the Queen, who Octet-Memories of Jobann
a pents nearly every afternoon, Strauss (arr. Willoughby)-J- when she is in London, visiting HSquire Colèste Octet.
hospitals and charitable institu- Song-Chaway! Awake! Beloved tions, holds the unofficial "record"
"Hiawatha Coleridge Tay- for the number of engagements PUBLIC AUCTION.
which she carries out." But last year, Prince George, who, besides fulfilling official engagements haa been working extremely hard as an Inspector of "the Home Official Factories Department, rivalled his. mother.
lar). Song-The Legend of Kleinsack
Tales of Hoffman" Ofen bach)-Tudor Davies (Tenor). Octet Valse Caprice (Rubin-
stein, arr. Crooke) Octet -Perpetuum Mobile (We- ber, arr. Crooke). H. Squire Celeste Octet. Song-Wine, Women and Bon
(Strauss)." Song The Doll's Song ("Tales
of Hoffman" - Offenbach) -- Mavis Bennett (Soprano). 9-9.05 p.m. From the Studio.
A talk on "Safety First" by the Hor Secretary, Hongkong Auto moblie Association. 9.05-9.15 - p.m.---
HE Undersigned have" received
THE
Mas
Instructions" from
HOTEL
PROPRIETRESS Just now Prince George is busier OF 15FON" PRIVATE than ever preparing for his trip to South Africa, He leaves London on January 19 for Cape Town, and is learning the "tual", and choosing his kit for the tour.
The Prince of Wales had a busy year, too, with visits to the un- employed as patron of the National Council of Social Service, tours of his Duchy of Cornwall, and other March engagements all over the country, He also is omtemplating a trip abroad.
Band Tannhauser
(Wagner). Band-Marche Aux Flambeaux (Meyerbeer)-Band of R. M. Goldstream Guards. 9.15-9.30 pm-From the Studio.
A talk on "Billards" by Willie Smith, 9.30-10.30 p.m.-A B.B.C. Recorded
Programme.
ly
A
tion.
"WORLD AWAY"
Ar No. 1. BOWEN ROAD
TO SELL BY
1
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
Tuesday and Wednesday
He may go to the Bahamas for the 30th and 31st Jan. 1994 & holiday early in the new year, though it is not yet certain whether CoxNG EACH DAY ar 10 A.M. the pressure of other engagements will permit it.
A QUANTITY' OF VALUABLE
royalty.
„HOUSEHOLD.
FURNITURE
Comprising
Teak Hatstand, Chesterfield Couch
with and Arm Chairs, Teak Cabinet; Teak :
Princess Royal Better ́ ́, At Buckingham Palace and St. James's and at the Piccadilly home of the: Duke and Duchess of York, family chronicle from the comptrollers, and secretaries, equez- year 1812 to the year 1933, special-ries and ladies-in-waiting are hard
written for broadcasting by at work filling calendars John Watt, and produced by the engagements of every kind for 184, Dining Table, Teak Side Board, author in the London studios of and dealing with scores of letters Dinner Waggon, Chairs, Tosk Bed- the British Broadcasting Corpora-daily, asking for the presence of steads with Springs and Mattresses, Teak Wardrobe with Bevelled The Princess Royal, who bad to Mirror, Teak Dressing Table, Chest reet all summer and autumn with of Drawers, Bed Linen, Towels, appendicitis which ended in operation, is hoping to resume her normal busy life in a few weeks.
Princess Elizabeth is hoping to be allowed to fulfil her first public engagement this month, when her mother, the Duchess of York, hae promised to take her to a pantomine matinee.
The Orchestra under the direc- tion of Loalle Woodgate,
The Wireless Military Band con- ducted by B. Walton O'Donnell " 10.30p.m.-Rugby Mid-day "Press
News.
10.35 p.m.-Close Down
MANILA BROADCAST- 5.00 p.m.-Tea Dance Programme -San Juan Cabaret Orchestra. 8.10 p.m-Spanish Informational
Period.
6.30 p.m.-English Informational
Perloc
7.00 pm Chamber Music, 7.30 pm-Leric Music House Pro- gramme--Chuck Robins at the Seller Grand.
7.45 p.m-Bay View Hotel Orches-
8.15 p.m.--Momenta Ligico, con- ducted by Antonio Serrano. 8.45 p.m.-Stock Quotations. 8.55 p.m.-Conservatory of Music -
Univ. of the Philippines. Graduation Recital Rosario Zandueta-Grieg Concerto in A Minor, assisted by Orchestra conducted by Dr. Bantiago, 10.30 pm-8ign off,"
10
BANKING PROFITS
AD
A Disappointing Year
(Special Air-Mall Service)
London, January '10, ⠀ The preliminary reports. Issued by the leading banks so far in- dicate that 1933 was by no means three a disappointing year. In out of four casts, a moderate ex- pansion in profits is shown, while dividend payments are maintained at the rate paid for 1332, The an- nouncements made to dale are as follows
Carpets, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass Ware, Ornaments, Pictures, Enamel - Bath, Porcelain Wash Basin, etc.
etc..
also
Fine Carved Black Wood Ware One Piano
Fine Mauritius, Palme and Flants.
ON VIEW FROM BUNDAY AND MONDAY, THE 28TH AND 20TH JANUARY, 1984.
TERMS - CASH of DELIVERY,
LAMMERT BROS.,
AUCTIONEERS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
HE Undermigned have received
Instractions
TO SELL BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
During the troubles days the spring of 1933 the Chinese Women's League of Peking was
Barclays Bank; Net profit £1- very active in securing contribu- tions of money and saleable 804.679, against £1,574,013 Allo- articles to be used for the cation to Stan Widows Fund £50,- benefit of the soldiers. Not all 000, against nil last year, Dividend of the money or other gifts were 14 per cent, the same, Carry, for- used last year, and the officers ward £570,233, against ES17,760
THURSDAY, FEB. 1, 1934 of the league recently turned brought in. over the sum of $500 together Midland Bank: Net profit £2,-
COMMENCING AT 11 AM. with a number of curios (por 268,840, against £2,019.143. Allo- celains, fans, paintings, etc.) to cation to contingencies reserve JAN. 31, 1984 | the Red Cross Limbless Fund £350,000; against $300,000 Divid-1 Ar Tax L EVERETT INC.
which was established for the end 16 per cent. the same Carry OFFICE, QUEEN'S BUILDING At 12.30 PM.
purpose of supplying artificial forward 2864,483 against £650,397
TOP FLOOR, CONNAUGHT limbs to soldiers wounded in the brought inuen fighting.
WEDNESDAY,
AT TEFI SALES ROOM; DUDDELL STREET.
11 PONIES, 9 SADDLES, 18
Lloyds Bank: Net pront: £1,438,- 822, against 21,550.511. Allocation to contingencies £100.000, against £200,000.- Dividend 12 per cent, against the same. Carry forward 2506,104 against £514748 brought
BRIDLES AND ALL SHEDS ETC.banking profits has been reversed, Practically all the banks, with the OF THE HONG KONG RIDING exception of Barclays, found it in m SCHOOL OF MATAU WAT necessary to reduce dividend from Martins Bank: Net proût £654.- | the level paid for so many years $41, against £636,950. Allocation up to 1922
ROAD, KOWLOONE,
TERMS:-As Customary.
GAS HAMMERT BROS.
SAUGLIONEERS.
ROAD
A QUANTITY. OF VALUABLE ^ OFFICE FURNITURE.
ON VIEW FROM DAY OF SALE.
Equally favourable are the pre- liminary statements of their count companies, both Alexanders £207.003,against 8185,388 brought This→CASH ON DELITESY, and the Union announcing the in maintenance of their dividends
to premises redemption, fund £60,- 000, against nit, Dividend 14 per cent, the same Carry forward
This is the first year since 1920
(Continued on previous cumu.)
and a small increase in the in which the downward: Frend of amounts carried forward.”
LANMEET BROS.
AUCTIONEREA.
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