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ton Street between D'Aguilar, and Pottinger Streets and Lyudharst| Terrace between Pottinger Street and Hollywood Road are closed to motor traffic from Saturday, the 28th ins- tant, to Tuesday, 1st May, both dates inclusive.
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E. D. C. WOLFE, Inap ctor General of Police, Hong Kong, 26th April, 1934.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.
PROBATE JURISDICTION,
IN THE GOODS or CECIL PHILIP BOSS, LATE or 518, The PZAK VICTORIA IN THE COLONY OF HONG Hoxe, MERCANTILE Assistant, Dzczaszd.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the Court has, by virtue of the provisions of Section 58 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1997, made an order limiting the time for creditors and others to send in their claims against the above estate to the 25TH DAT of MAY, 1934.
All Creditors and others are, accord- ingly hereby required to send their claims to the undersigned on or before that date.
DEACONS,
Solicitors for the Executrix,
F, Des Youx Road, Central, Hong Kong..
12491
THE CHINA LIGHT & POWER
CO. (1918) LTD.,
LOST CERTIFICATE, No. 10166
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY,
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OF GREAT AGE
Job Dewar & Sons
DISTILLERS
PERT
A S. WATSON & CO., LTD.
EST. 1841.
MARRIAGE MORRISON-MARTIN—On April
20, 1934, at Community Church, Shanghai, by the Rev. E. W Luccook, Ethel L" Martin, Chester B. Morrison"
SILVER WEDDING KEW-BROWN-On April 24, 1908. at the Bloomsbury Registry Office. London. Dr. Chadwick Thomas Kew, of Hong Kong. Florence Ethel Brown, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs J. Bellary Brown, of Bromley, Kent."
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Certificate No. 10168 for 20 shares sumbered 756487/785686 registered in the name of BEATRICE || .N MARY SMY!H has been reported LOST.OR HISLAID and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, unless the said "Certificate is produced at the Registered Office of the Company within THIRTY DAYS from the date of this Notice, the aforesaid Certificate No. 10166 will be deemed CANCELLED AND OF NO EFFECT and an application to the Company for the issue of a new Certificate in respect of the said shares will be proceeded with in the usual course.
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For THE CHINA LIGHT & POWER CO. (1918), LTD..
NOEL BRAGA,
Secretary.
Hong Kong, 29th March, 1294,
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(Special to "Hong Kong Daily Press") (By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Masmizes Ordinance. 189 Received, April 26, 4.30 a.m.)
AIR RAID CELLARS
Berlin, April 25. Over eight and a half million London, April 10.
marks which is to be made avail. The following promotions, trans-able shortly to provide the German fers, and reappointments in the Colonial Service are announced:
Allen, LA, OBE. (Officer of Class II); Officer of Class IE
Malayan Civil Service.
Arnold, L, W. (Senior Education Officer, Grade B), Senior Education Oficer, Grade A, Malayan Educa- tional Service.
Barron, W. D. Officer of Class I), Officer of Class IB, Malayan Civil Service.
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Bartley, D. M. (Magistrate, Tanganyika), Assistant Judge of the High Court of the Protectorate of Nigeria.
Brohler, R. L. (Assistant Super- intendent of Surveys), Superinten- dent of Surveys, Ceylon.
Bull, H. R. (Officer of Class II), Officer of Class IB, Malayan Civil Service.
Cheeseman, HA. R (Senior Education Officer. Grade A). Inspector of Schools, Singapore and Labuan.
Cleverly. H. N. (District Officer), Assistant Judge of the High Court of the Protectorate of Nigeria
Coope. A. E. (Officer of Class II)) Officer of Class IB, Malayan Civil Service.
Cowgill, J. V. M.C. (Officer of Class II, Officer of Class B. Malayan Civil Service,
Crean. B. A. (Pulsne Cyprus), Chief Justice, Guiana
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capital with suitable air cellars" was revealed by a special supplementary budget of the city of Berlin, published in the official Bazette on Wednesday. The con- struction of.. Vast underground- vaults proof against all known Bases and indestructible by any known form of shot except the direct of the largest detonation of bombs will be put in hand ac cording to long-standing plans at
earliest possible the Heaviest tramc and most vital administrative centres will be given priority. The supplementary budget empowers Berlin's burgom- master to float city loans to a, value of 7 million, marks and issue treasury bills for the remaining amount-Transocean Kuo Min.
moment.
Berlin, April 25.
For the first time since becom
ing a Cabinet Minister, Goebbels will address a mass demonstration of the "German Front" on May 6 at Zwelbruecken.-Transocean. Kuo
Moscow. April 25.
Min.
The president of the Central Executive Committee of the Soviet Union has refused to rectify the agreement concerning the Swedish loan because he declared that cer- Judge, tain condition of the contract were British disadvantageous-Transocean Ku
De Moubray, G, A. de C. (Oficer of Class II), Oficer of Class IB. Malayan Civil Service.
Fowler, W. (Assistant District Oficer), District Officer, British Solomon Islands Protectorate.
countant, Corps of Accountants, Northern Rhodesia), Ac-
Settlements. Public Works Department, Straits
King, G. B (Assistant Superin- tendent of Surveys), Superinten- dent of Surveys, Ceylon..
King, H. M. (Commissioner or Police, Nigeria), Deputy Commis stoner of Police, Tanganyika.
Knaggs, W. (Principal Officer. Registrar General's Department), Superintendent Registrar of Births and Deaths, Trinidad.
Min.
PARIS DENIAL`
Paris April 25. The Finance Minister has issued an emphatic defilal of a statement published by a number of leading Paris papers on Wednesday that the Domergue Government intends issuing a loan of several milliards of francs to cope with the budget deЯcit. The Minister declared that no loan of any kind was con- templated-Transocean Kuo Min
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3 per cent. as from Thursday, in- terest on advances being likewise lowered a half per cent. The last reduction was on January 13, 1932
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KING AND QUEEN OF SIAM ARRIVE IN LONDON
Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
Press" (Copyright.)]
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London. April 25. weeks sojourn
France, the King and Queen of Slam arrived here on Wednesday night from Paris where they were give a warm send-off at the rail- way station by deputies of. Preal- dent Lebrun, Foreign Minister Barthou. Colonial Minister Laval. heads of all important official departments. The staffs of the Siamese Legations, and the British- Embassy, were, also present.
were welcomed by the Duke and On arrival here, their Majesties
Duchess of York on behalf of His Majesty King George. The Royal Siamese couple intend to make
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London, April 25.
Queen of Siam arrived in London Their Majestics the King and
yesterday.
They will be the guests of Their
Windsor Castle, to-day-Reuter. Majesties, the Hing and Queen, at
CHELYUSKIN RESCUERS
IN DISTRESS
Hemmed In By Iceblocks
*(Special to "Hong Kong
Daily Presa")
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graphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. (By Telegraph, Copyright, Tele-
Received, April 26, 7.30 p.m.)
Moscow, April 26. ARMS FOR GERMANY
Three Russian steamers, the London, Apr. 25:
Stalingrad. the Smolensk and the The newly appointed German Soviet, which
were instructed to disarmament,bring back the Chelguskin crew Commissioner for Joachim von Rittertrop, in an in- Leningrad, are reported to be in terview with English press repre- distress north-west of the Behring sentatives pointed out that it was Strait and are being hemmed in his aim to pave the way for a by iceblocks and are unable to pro- disarmament agreement based on ceed. equality, thus giving pescé to
The giant icebreaker. Kressin Europe and a feeling of security which is expected to amive at St. which was highly necessary for Lawrence Bay on May 10, will take the restoration of European trade. the Chelyuskin' crew, aboard From personal experience both in then endeavour to come England and France he gained the aid of those vessels. Transocean impression that Germany's right Kuo Min of self-defence has long been re- cognized by the public and that nobody really was denying · Ger- manys demand for defensive wea- pons-Transocean Kuo, Min.
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Garrity, E. G (Chief Inspector, Public Works Department), Assist ant Works Manager, Hora Saw mill, Public Works Department, Nigeria
Hayden. J.
J. (Magistrate, Uganda), Omcial Receiver and Registrar of Trade Marks and Patents, Hong Kong. The fact is that the smooth Ingrams, W. H., O.B.E. (Assistant.
Secretary, running of the Government, de- Colonial
Mauritius), pends as much on the civil service | Political Officer, Aden. to
as on the character of Parliament, Jermyn, L AS (European When
de-Master), Benior Education Officer growing complexity manded professional basis for Grade B Malayan Educational years ago, the new servants of the the civil service about eighty | Service,
Johnson, E. T.- (Pulsnė, Judge, Crown Inherited many of the Zanzibar), Judge of his Majesty's traditions of their predecessors. High Court, Nyasaland. But, what above all fixed the
Joynt, H. R. (Officer of Class character of the service was the Officer of Class IB, Malayan decision to appoint clerks on merit Civil Service. alone, after public examination.
Kellagher, G. B. (Officer of Class Attracted by the importance of the
Hi, Malayan Civil Service), Euro- work, the security of tenure and
pean Judge, Kedah, Malay States, the adequacy.
Kelly, V. S. (late Assistant Ac of payment, the ablest men from the universities
countant, Public Works Depart ment, became candidates. These recruits in the upper ranks of the civil ser- vice have philosophical concep- tions of an ideal of citizenship, are Incorruptible and inured to hard Thus departmental chiefs and their assistants at the Board of Education bring enlightened pressure to bear on local authori- ties to improve standards of teach- ing; servants of the Ministry of Health urge towns and counties to produce town-planning schemes or slum clearance programmes; the Laville, L. V. J. (Officer of Classthe Home Office has recently shed). Officer of Class IB, Malayan luster upon itself by circulars Civil Service. issued to magistrates explaining
Law, C. E. (Pulsne Judge,
A GREAT CONFLAGRATION the spirit in which the juvenile" Uganda), Chief Justice, Zanzibar,
Belgrade, April 25. courts should deal with young,
Mackay, D. E. (Telegraph En-
According to Vreme, a great offenders with a view to treatment gineer, Posts and Telegraphs De conflagration broke out on Wed- rather than punishment.
partment, Gold Coast), Senior En-nesday in the market town of Sometimes, of course, these civi gineer. Posts and Telegraphs De-Kraljewatz in north-west Yogos- receive servants use their power unwisely: Munro, Miss A, (late Nursing with matches Bureaucrats seidom
partment, Palestine.
Lavia, caused by children playing praise; but Mr. Stanley Baldwid', } sometimes they the Conservative leader, did not methods known as
are guilty of Sister, Nyasaland), Nursing Sister, 370 houses, destroying the entire The fire destroyed "red tape." Hong Kong. overstep the mark in his recent But on the whole their exercise of
food fodder reserves of the po- Neale, C. J. (First Inspector "or eulogy of British civil servants, power produces the minimum of Jalls, Iraq), Assistant Superinten
pulation. Much has been said that might friction because the civil service dent of Prisons, Grade 1, Nigeria.
these ad. is controlled by men public spirit- seem disparaging to
who collect taxes No One without a Badge will be control transport, Inspect factories admitted to the Members' Enclosure,
and schools, instruct 'consular opinion. Badges admitting Non-Members to the agents, administer prisons, re- Members Enclosure and Club Rooms gulate flaheries and criticize plans at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for of municipal expenditure. They Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtain constitute an army of some half able through the SECRETARY upon a million persons, controlled. by the personal application of a Member, about 1,2000 men in the upper such Member to be responsible for all ranks-professionals whose Life visitors introduced by him, and far work it is to serve the Cabinet Payment of All Ohits, &c.
The Secretary's Office, 3rd Floor, Ministers, "furnishing, facts, carry Gloucester Building (Tel. 87794), willing out orders, interpreting the close at 12 o'clock Noon.
Badges · admitting Enclosure will NOT be on aale at the Race Course.
THE HONG KONG
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FOURTH EXTRA
TRACE MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting at HAPPY VALLEY on.. SATURDAY, 28TH APRIL, 1934, commencing at 9.00 p.m.
The First Bell will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.
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"MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE Members are notified that they snd their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.
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Rome, April 25. The General Secretary of the (Special to "Hong Kong League of Nations, Arenol, was re-
Daily Press") ceived by Mussolini and in the dis- (By Telegraph, Copyright, Tela cussion which followed, it is under-graphic Messager Ordinance,
1804. stood that the prospects of the Received, April 26, 7.90 "p.m.). arms conference, the League of Nation reform, and the possibility of
Moscow, April 26. The Soviet Russian Academy ni an early admission of "Russia to Science which has hitherto been
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