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FORMAMINT

The Germ-Killing Throat Tablzi

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Special Air-Mail Service

London, April 5.

HOW THE GREAT DUKE SPELT

An invitation card sent out by the Duke of Wellington which 1 saw yesterday at the exhibition, in the Royal United Service Museum is a reminder that the dropping of the "u" In such words as "hon- aur and labour" is not American innovation. Like 80 many Americanisms it has Anglo- Saxon antecedents.

The card of the

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asks for the honor company of Lt.-Gen. Sir James Macdonell at the dinner given by the Duke to celebrate the anniversary of Waterloo. The "favor" of an answer is requested.

Not till the publication of Dr Johnson's Dictionary in 1755 was English spelling at all stan- dardised. Wellington lived in an age in which the tradition of writ- ing precisely as one thought still survived.

on 355 Metres

1-3 p.m.-European Programme." 1 p.m.-Local Time and Weather

Report,

1.03 pm-Recorded music. 1.15 p.m.-A Relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Orchestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Grill Room. 1.30 p.m-Rugby Press News, etc. 2.15 p.m.-Close Down.

PIANOFORTE RECITAL FROM THE STUDIO TONIGHT 4.30-7.30 p.m.-Chinese Recorded 7.30-10.30 p.m.-European Pro-

Programme,

gramme.

"

7.30 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quo-

tations, etc.,

8 pm-Local Time" and Weather

Report. . 4.33-8.23 p.m. Variety.

Song-Visions in the Smoke, Song -Speak To Me Of Love Lucienne Boyer (Soprano),; Selection-"Show Boat" - New

Mayfair Orchestra,

t

-Song- The Shepherd's Song

(Helen). Song-If I'm Dreaming Dubarry)-Heddle Nash

Thus Castlereagh, who was his colleague at the Congress of Vien- na, also indulges in some eccen- tricities. In one despatch written to Liverpool in 1815, the then For- eign Secretary refers to states which ambition such objects." BRILLIANT FRENCH DETECTIVE

M. Peudepiece, the French detec-, tive who has been. trying to dis- cover possible ramifications of the. Stavisky affair in London, is one of the most brilliant officials of the Burete Generale.

At the French police headquar- ters he is in charge of the depart- ment which specialises in tracking down coiners, swindlers and forgers, It was he who, communicated the. first list of beneficiaries of Stavisky's cheques to the Parlia- mentary Commission which, is in- vestigating the scandal. In this manner te not unnaturally incur- red the displeasure of quite a num. ber of people occupying more or less prominent positions.

WAR-TIME SPY HUNTING During the war M. Peudeplece distinguished himself as a spy hunter.

He and M. Albert Priollet, who occupied a smilar position at the Paris Prefecture of Police, and who- varrested Mata Hari, shared these

honours more or less equally.

WANTED KNOWN SERVICE TO READERS One of M. Peudepiece's captures

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was Condonyanis, a Greek spy, who was once an actor specialising in tragedy, and who was persuaded before being shot in 1916 in the Bots de Vincennes, outside Paris, to reveal the German secret" code. The Greak had agents in all the French ports, and was engaged in informing his German employers

about troops.

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of

British

M. Peudepiece recalls how, stand-

ing before the firing"squad. Con- doyanis recited an ode to Nature in Greek, and then "himself gave the order to fire:

ORIGIN OF THE BETTING BILL

The Government's Betting BUL which seems certain to arouse a

great deal of controversy, by its stringent prohibition of major forms of lottery, arose out of a

Private Member's Bill which had

exactly the opposite intention.

Two year ago Sir William Davi- son brought forward a bill to lega-

sion to introduce the bill by 176

address, they will receive these lotteries. He received permis-

utmost assistance and the latest available information on all subjects of enquiry will be placed at their disposal..

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to 123 votes.

The Government then decided that the majority was too small for them to adopt the measure. In- stead the Royal Commission, ‘on whose recommendations the new bill has been based, was set up to Inquire into the whole problem, and Sir William's bill was shelved.

THE CASTLE HOWARD HOLBEIN

I hear that next month's "Bur- Ington Magazine" will.contain remarkable endorsement of Mr. E. R. Tatlock's view that the Castle Howard portrait" of Henry VIII, 18 by Holbein,

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EVENTS

TO-DAY

FRIDAY, APRIL 20 Auctions-Lammert's Sale of Leasehold Properties, Sales Room, 3 pan.

Cinemas

King's: The Bowery" Queen's: "The Working Man" Central:-"Bombay Mall" "Oriental:Night Flight"

World:-"Wheri Ladies Meet" Lee:"Bed And Breakfast" Alhambra: "Advice To The

Lovelorn". Majestic: The Conquerors" Star:-"Penthouse". Lectures.--Dr. T. M. Tso, M. D. Ch. B. (Edin) on "Children Pul- Their Gen- monary Diseases and eral Préventions," Chinese Y.M.C. A.. Waterloo Road, Kowloon 7.30

p.ni.

Miscellaneous-Second Talk by Rev. N. V. Halward. Helena May Institute. 10.30 am. Jumble Sale, Cathedral Hall, 10 a.m.

Mon.-II Moon, 7th Day.

Principal Malls

Inward from America sad Europe via Biberia by Pres. Grant; (The

outward for America and Europe (Ten-via Siberia by Eres. Hoover, 5 p.m.

Sports

J

Area

Athletics. Hongkong sports Meet (Sookunpoo).

Meetings-Hongkong Lawn Ten- nis Association extraordinary gen- eral meeting (Sanitary Board

or). Planoforte Duet-Who do you are (Mr. Whitting- this you ton). Planoforte Duet-What a Plea- sent" Surprise-Carroll Gibbons and John W. Green. Selection "Rose Marie" New Room), 5.15 p.m

Mayfair Orchestra, Vocal-Florrie Forde" · Old Time | p.m.

Medley Florrie Fords (Come- dien). 8.23-8.43 p.m.-

Waltzes" "Rosenkavaller

(R. (Strauss)-Bruno Walter and The Berlin. Philharmonic Or- chestra.

Tales From The Vienna Woods (J. Strauss)-Bruno Walter and Symphony Orchestra. 8.43-9 pm-Vocal Gems From

Light Opera, "The Quaker Girl" (Monckton)

Light Opera. Company. 9-9:30 p.m.-From the Studio.

A Planoforte Recital of Compost- tions by H. Chauvin, played by the Composer.....

Programme.

1. Dance in Ab.

2. Two Eastern, Pieces. 3. Evening. 4. Berceuse,

5. Dance.

6. Andante.

7. Serenade."

8. Andante.

9. Moderato, 10. Maestoso. 9.30-9.52 p.m.---Light

Orchestral

Music. "A Night in Venice" (J. Strauss) -Berlin State Opera Orchestra conducted by Ernst, Viebig. "A Fairy Ballet" (C. White).

For "Raindrops - Pizzicati

(de String"

ia Riviere) Bournemouth Municipal Or- chestra conducted by Sir. Dan Godfrey. "My Hero". (The Chocolate

Sholdier) (0. Strauss), The Merry Widow (Franz Lehar)) Waltz-Paul Whiteman

and His Orchestra. 9.52-10.30 p.m.

j

A CONCERT. Violin Solo-Waltz in C Sharp

Minor (Chopin.) Violin Solo La Capricieuse Op. 17)-Bronislaw

(Elgar

Sunrise 8.00 a.m.; Sunset.-6.45.

Tides-High at 2.49 and 12.25; Low at 120 and 20.58.

..:

SATURDAY, APRIL 21

"Anniversaries and Holidaya- Corn Rain (Ku-yl).

Cinemas

King's: "The Bowery" Queen's The Working Man" Central:-"Bombay Mall" Oriental:-"Night Flight" World:-"When Ladies" Meet" Lee:"Bed And Breakfast" Alhambra: "Advice To The

Lovelorn"

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS OF SALE

of

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERTY

situate at or near

KHAMSHUIPO THE DEPEN- DENOT OF KOWLOON AND COLONY ∞ HONGKONG

and known as

NEW KOWLOON INLAND LOT No. 1585

to be fold by

PUBLIC AUCTION

on

TUESDAY, THE 24 DAY or APRIL, 1934,

Ar 3 P.M.

by

MESSES. LAMMERT BROTHERS, AUCTIONERS,

-ÁT THEIR SALE ROCK, No. 4, DUDDELL STREET, Hora Kona"

PARTICULARS

The property consists of :—

All that piece or parcel of ground. situste at or near Shamshuipo in the Dependency of Kowloon and Colony of Hongkong and registered in the Land Office as New Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1565 together with the building thereon now known as No. 67, Fuk Wing Street together with- the rights easements and appurten- ances thereto belonging.

The above mentioned property contains an area of 1,224 square feet or thereabouts,

Annual Crown Rent 829.00.

Majestic: The Conquerors”. Star: Penthouse" Miscellaneous.--Chinese Child-to:-- ren's Health Contest. Prize Distri bution and Sports, Children's Playground, King's Park, Yaumati, i p.m.

Moon.-III Moon, 8th Day..

Principal Mails

Outward Air Mall for Europe by Carthage 9 am.; steamer 10.30 a.m.; for Europe via Siberia by D'Artagnan 5 pm.

-Sports

Athletics. St. Stephen's College. Annual Sports (Stanley), 2 p.m.

Football-First Division," Chin- ese Athletic v. Club (Club ground),: 4.45 p.m.; Recreto v Lincolns (King's Park); 4.45 p.m.; Kowloon v. South China (Kowloon, ground), 4.45 pm.; St. Joseph's v. Police (Caroline Hill), 4.45 pm: East" Lancashire v. Royal Artillery (Boo- kumpoo), 4.45 p.m.

For farther particulars please apply.

M3825, HASTINGS & CO. Solicitors,

Gloucester Building,

or to

Masaks. LAMMERT BROS..

Auctioneers,

.No. 4, Duddell Street.

VALUABLE. LEASEHOLD

PROPERTY

situate at being

NEW, KOWLOON INLAND LOT No. 168, Kowloon

in the Colony of Hong Kong

Lawn Bowls-Kowloon Bowling feet or thereabouts, and containing Comprising an area of 22,500 square Green Club v. Kowloon Cricket a five-roomed house, two bath-rooma. Club, 3.30 p...

kitchen, servants' quartersfand'ajlargė Rife Shooting-Hongkong Rift | garden. Club Monthly Competition (Kow- loon Tong Range), 2.30 p.m.

will be sold

Yachting. Royal. Hongkong Yacht Club Inter-Club Regatta By Order of the Executor of the Estate of Dr. Marian Obrembaki, decessed (Kowloon Bay), 3 pin.

Sunrise-5.59 am, Sunset.-6.45

Huberman. Song-My Dearest Heart (Bull

van). Song-A Summer Night. (Goring | p.m.

Thomas)-Doris Vane (90-

22.00. pranp); Quartet Gavotte ("Mignon")

(Thomas),

Quartet-Orientale (GlazaÜnov)

Virtuoso String Quartet, Belection-Chauve Souris N. Ba-

Heff's Chauve Bourls Compa. 'Cello Bolo-Elegie (Delius) —;

Beatrice Harrison.

Bong-In Summertime on Bredon. (Peel) Stuart Robertson. (Bass),

10.30 p.m.-Rugby Mid-day Press

News,

10.35 p.m.-Close Down,

RADIO MANILA

Luzon Cabaret Orchestra.

Period.

When Mr. Ganz "rediscovered" this masterpiece, Mr. Tatlock sup- ported him unreservedly in attri-5 p.m.-Tea Dance Programme buting It to Holbein. Titis opinion, which he set out in "The Daily 8.10 p.m-Spanish Informational Telegapir last October, excited com Siderable opposition among artista Mr. Gerald Kelly organised a' com- mittee of protest. Prof, Tonks de clared it did riot take him a min ute to make up his mind that the picture was a bad one. ⠀⠀⠀

Other opponents of the Holbein ascription were Mr. WT. Mon- nington, Mr. Randolph Schwabe, and Mr. A. Gwynne-Jones.

6.30 p.m-English Informational

Period,age

7 pm-Requests.

7:15 p.m.-University of the Phillip- pine Perfod-Director "Conrado Benites of the U, P. School of | Business Administration, 7.40 p.m.--Universal Drug Store

Programme, pada an

8 p.m. Club Face Powder Pro-

gramme. +[

A REMARKABLE ENDORSEMENT 8.15 p.m-Dollar Steamship Pro-

This

Judgment is now contradict

gramme Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Sala

ed by the more mature delibera 8.30 pm Requests Elizabeth Boll- tions of other critics,

The picture as a whole and in 8.45 pmStock Quotations. detail is of the specific quality 9p.m-Dance Programme: which we recognise elsewhere only 10.30 p.m-Bign Of

in authentic works of Hans Hol-PROGRAMME FROM DAVENTRY bein the Younger.

aMTAUR

Among the signatories to this opinion are such eminent, author-2 pmTime Signal from Big Ben, itles as Dr. Thomas Bodkin, Pröt: New Bulletin and Announce- WG Constable. Lord: Conway of mentsA

3

by

Tides-High at 12:59: Low at PUBLIC AUCTION

(violin)," and Eas Jordan (planoforte). pm-Time Signal from Green- wich. Variety programme; Bobby Telford and Em Vernon, in comedy; Alan Montgomery (tenor); James Gibson (re- citer); Mackenzie Reed (ac- cordian); Male Wynne (come- dienne); Barbara Laing, at the pianoforte.

3.30 p.m.-Charles Manning and his Orchestra, "relayed from the Granada, Walthamstow, Lon- don.jav

4.10 p.m.-Music and the Ordinary Listener, a tale by Bir Walford. Davies,

Metropole Orchestra deader, A. Ros81); directed by Emilio Colombo, re- layed from the Hotel Metro- pole, London. 5.15 p.m-News Bulletin and An- nouncements, t 5:35-8 p.m.-Musle for woodwind and planoforte (gramophone recorda).

4.30 pm The Hotel

The

Vienna, April 18, corner stone of the new “ Church of St. Engelbert" named in honour of Chancellor. Engelbert Dollfuss "was ceremoniously dedi- Chancellor himself delivering the cated here on Wednesday with the

main speech. The labelling of the building is a tactful selection by the Church authorities of the Chancel lor name. Bt Engelbert was Arch-

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WEDNESDAY,

THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL, 1934, At 3 P.M

-IN ONE LOT

by

Mass. LAMMERT BROTHERS, Auctioneers.

ATSBEIS ÁUCTION Books, No. 4, DUDELL STREET, VICTORIA, HONO Kono,

Particulars and Conditions of Sale. may be had from :-

MEMBER. DEACONS, Vendor's Solicitors,

1. Des Voux Road Central or from Ms. LAMMERT BROS,

AUCTIONZEES.

LOCAL MAPS

Peak District,

wloon,

Victoria, Territories.

Allington, Mr. Campbell Dodgson, 120 pm concert by Linda Par- Bhop of Cologne in the thirteen MONGKONG DAILY PRESS.

and Prot, Roger 777.

(soprano), Muriel May century Transocean Kuo Min. 1

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