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H.K. CHAMBER OF LOCAL WEDDING UNEMPLOYMENT

COMMERCE

(Continued from page 7.)

motion for the adoption of the Report and Accounts. (Applause) The Report and Accounts were carried unanimously,

Election of Officers. The following were elected to serve on the General Committee:

Hon, Mr. C. Gordon Mackie, Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell, Mr. V. M. Gray- burn, Mr. A. W. Hughes, Mr. W. J. Keswick, Mr. C. G. Knight, Mr. T. F. Pearce, Mr. A. L. Shields, Mr. M: St. J. Walsh, Mr. J. P. Warren.

The election of the following new members were confirmed:-

Those Present

Shuttleworth- Whittaker

A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. John's Cathedral yesterday when Miss Edith Mary

hittaker, who arrived in the Colony by the ss. Aeneas on Tues- day was married to Mr. Chales Shattleworth of Messrs. Arnhold & Co., Shanghai,

The Very Dean Alfred Swann officiated, and the bride made a pretty picture in a blue dress with coat and hat to match as she en- tered the Cathedral in the arm of Mr. H. H. H. Priestley by whom she was given away. Mr. David Jones performed the duties of best man and the matron of honour was

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The Central Trading Company, Mrs. Pullen. The Hong Kong Brewers & Dis- A reception was afterwards held tillers. Ltd.. The HK.-Canton Ex-at the Gloucester Restaurant, and port Co., Ltd. The Toyo Menka later the happy couple left for their Kaisha, Ltd., Mr. Walter C. Weston honeymoon which is being spent at

The attendance was as follows. the Repulse Bay Hotel. The Chairman of the "Chamber (the Hon. Mr. C. Gordon "Mackle) supported by the Vice-Chairman, the Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell, and fol-

Two well-known Chinese familles lowing members of the General

were united in a marriage which Committee:-Messrs. W. J. Kestuok place at the Registry yester wick. C. C. Knight, T. E. Pearce, day when Miss Lidia Wong, daugh 12th May 4. L. Shields, M. St. J. Walsh, and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Santiago P. J. P. Warren, and the following Wong became the bride of Mr. co-opted members: The Hon. Str Chan Pak ...... 18th May

Shan. son of Mr. William Shenton and Mr. G. C. and Mrs. Chan Fu Cheung. 3rd Jade Pelham.

The bridegroom's father, who is well-known in business circles in The following individual mem-Hong Kong. is the 'owner "of the bers and firms were represented: Queen's Theatre building and also The Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, a chain of Chinese hotels including C.M.G.; Mr. M. P. Talati; Messrs. the Nathan Hotel, the Luk Hol Amarital, Ojha & Co. Ltd. (Mr. K. | Tung and the Luk Kwok Fan Dim R.. Vaidya); The Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd. Hon. Mr. W. H Bell); The Bank Line, Ltd. (Mr.. W. G. Goggin); Bradley & Co., Ltd. (M. K. S. Morrison): The British- American Tobacco Co. (China). Ltd.. (Mr. M. St. J. Waishi; Messrs. Butterfeld & Swire (Mr. C...C.. Knight Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. (Mr. R. E. H. Oliver); The Canadian Pacific 8.S., Ltd. (Mr. L. E. N. Ryan); The „Central Agency, Ltd. (Mr. J. Rodger); The Charter- od Bank of India, Australia & Chiną (Mr. W, H. E. Thomas); The Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. (The Hon Mr. T. N. Chau); S. J. David & Co." (Mr.. Frank Austin); Deacons (the Hon. Sir William Shenton, Kt.); Dodwell & Co. Ltd. (Mr. J. P. Warren); F. Feld"& Co., Ltd. (Mr. W. Velt); Fung Tang (Mr. Wong Tak Kwong); Gilman & Co., Ltd. (Mr. G. Miskin); 0. M. Gre-

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A highly encouraging statement concerning the absorption of the unemployed into industry WELS made by Mr. Neville Chamberlain to-day. appropriately enough Labour Day.

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There is a possibility that the Government may be able to au- thorise a cut in the contributions of employers and employed to the. Unemployment Insurance Fund.

Speaking in the House of Com-, mons. to-night the Chancellor of Exchequer said that" with unem- ployment moving rapidly down- wards as at present, there Wus every prospect that the unemploy- ment Insurance fund was going to have a substantial surplus after paying the debt charge and after the restoration of the economy cuts.

Under the provisions of the Un- employment Bill, the disposal of that surplus was not in the hands of the Government but of the Statutory Committee.

It was within the power of the Committee to recommend, if they though ft, that there should be a reduction of cohtribution.

clear It seemed to him pretty that there would be a surplus, which would allow them making some recommendation of that kind.- British Wireless.

Exhibition Games Against Japanese Olympic Athletes

TO BE STAGED ON MAY

23 AND 24

Delegation Due Here To-morrow

As a result of a combined meet- zory & Co. (Mr. T. M. Gregory); ing of the various Club and Asso- Eolland-China Trading Co., Ltd. clations associated with sport in (Mr. F. Lafleur); The HK, & Chips the Colony, tentative arrange- Gas Co., Ltd. (Mr. H. E. Stone); ments are now in hand to stage The H.K. Electric Co., Ltd. (Mr. J. exhibitions in practically all man- D. Butcher); The HK. & Kowloon ner of sport with the Japanese de-. Whart & Godown Co., Ltd. (Mr. C.'egation to the Far Eastern Olym

M. Manners); The HK. Tramways, plad when they pass through the Ltd. (Mr. L. C. F. Bellamy & Mr. Colony on their way back to W. F. Simmons); J. D. Hutchison Japan. & Co. (Mr. T. E. Pearce and Mr. P. S. Cassidy); G. E. Huygen (Mr. W. Veit); Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. (Mr. W. J. Keswick); Jebsen

The meeting which took place at the Victoria Recreation Club yesterday, was presided over by Mr. W. Logan (V.R.C.) while those

event has already been arranged by the Hong Kong International Amateur Swimming Association and does not really concern last night's meeting.

May 24 Tennis in the late after- 7000.

May 24 Volley-ball in the afternoon.

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May, 23, and 24 Track and Field events.

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members will take place on Mon./OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LTD: Goods have left the Godowns, and J

day evening at the V.R.C. at 6 p.m., when various items will come

& Co. (Mr. J. H. Jessen); Kallan in support included. Mr. F. W. T. Mining Administration (Mr. A. C. Ross (Hon. Secretary of the V.Runder discussion." I. Bowker); Lowe. Bingham & c.), Mr. R. Goldman (Hon. Secre- Matthews (Mr. John Fleming): tary of the Hong Kong Interna- Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (The tional Amateur Swimming Asso- Hon. Mr. C. Gordon Mackle and ciation and the European Y.M.C.' | Mr. J. M. Mackinnon); John Man-A.), Mr. P. M. dos Remedios, hers & Co., Ltd. (Mr. A. W. Smith); one of the principal organisers of Maxim & Co. (Mr. J. Ribeiro); the project, Mr. Fujieda (of the Mitsui Bussan Kalsha, Ltd. (Mr. Japanese Association. of Hong

M Kawazu); Nippon Yusen Kai-Kong), Mr. Y. Hachluma (also of sha. Ltd. (Mr. H. Tauak); Reiss, the Japanese Association of Hong. Massey & Co., Ltd. (Mr. W. I. Kong) and Mr. Hladman (of the Adler); Robert Dollar S.S.' Line | V.R.C.).

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Mr. T. N. Chau).

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every

held at Manila commencing on May 12, which comprises nearly 200 athletics in practically branch of sport, are expected to arrive in Hong Kong to-morrow morning on the Helyu Maru, which sails on Saturday morning for

Manila.

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No claims will be admitted attar the Goods have left the steamer's NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 7th May, will"THE MV, be subject to rent.

Surga Cdr. Gwynne-Jones, to Pembroke for RN.B. (April 29).

Payr. CdA D'O Morse, to Ellingham (May 19).

Lt.-Cars-G. Thompson, During their brief stay in It was a very dissatisfied tenant Colony, the visiting athletes will V. P. Mcclintock, to Sturdy, iu the Drake for R.N.B. (April 19) and EL who approached the landlord of be given an opportunity of prac command (on the new house.

Engr. Lommg.)..

G. Tritton, to ticing their various events "Look here," he said with some rangements for which have al Pembroke; B. T. Turner, A. D. Lenox London, May 1.

warmth, "that house I've just ready been completed.

Conyngham, and C. D. Bonham-Carter, The opening of the Covent

to President for advanced (8) course, taken from

.is horribly Garden opera

The Delegation are agam ex- season with, the

at R. N. College, Greenwich (May 3), draughty. I've spent pounds and pected in the Colony on May 23 'presentation of Beethoven's im-

Lts.-W. P. McCarthy-to Button mortal Fideller was somewhat pounds on heating arrangements, when exhibitions against local tal- (April 13) and M. W. Tomkinson, to

Sturdy (on coming). Duke Of Gloucester's marred by untoward incidents but wherever I sit my hair is

ent with the exception of 'swim- ming, baseball, and boxing will

Lts. (E)-G. F. Turnbull, to London, H. Horswell, to Pembroke (Mey 3); on recoming. (April 17) and W. A. J. and W, R. G. Kent, on recommg. (May probably be staged,

Campbell, to Kent (May 11).

Burga. Lt.-A. K. Stevenson, M. B., to Pembroke for R. N. B. (April 20).

Payr. Lt.-D. AC. Bergne, to Ganges (May 18).

PRINCE TO TOUR AUSTRALIA

Plans

London, May 1

As previously arranged, the Duke of Gloucester "will leave England on his visit to Australia

you

85 Sir Thomas Beecham who blown all over my head. Can't conducted Was forced twice to you do something about It?” admonish the audience, which The landlord gravely shook his included the King and Queen of head, but there was a twinkle in lowing tentative dates and ar

At last night's meeting the fol- Slam and many London's leading" his eye, social lights, to cease talking.

rangements were arranged, sub- "I'm afraid not, sir," he replied. fect to the approval of the Secre "But if I may make a suggestion, tary of the Japanese Amateur I think it would be easter and Athletic Federation, Mr. S. Mat cheaper for you to get your hair

suzawa, who passed through the Colony on Saturday on the r.m.a. Empress of Canada and who is at present, in Manus, to whom the following will in due submitted:

The first interruption occurred during the overture, when E and New Zealand: on August 31. Thomas Beecham made a Iong He will make the voyage in H.M.S.pause, turned to the audience and Sussex, and his programme will be cried "Quit talking." He became more emphatic`` during the second practically the same as that ar ranged for Prince George.

act when following; a song by prima He will return Home via the the brilliant Viennese Panama Canal in the Australian cruiser Australia, having been ab sent from England for about six months.

cut."

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"RUHR* All Claims against the Steamer must having arrived, from Hamburg sal or before the 31st May, or they will hereby notified that their Goods are not be recognised. ***

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Kowloon, where delivery may be 1st May, 1934.

2012 obtained as soon as the Goods are landed

Optional Cargo will not be landed" here, unless Notice has been given: 48 hours prior to vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends.

30).

Cd. Teleg.-C. E., H. Robson, to Effingham (April 24).

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godewnis, and sil Cloods remaining undelivered after Monday, the 7th May, will be subject

All broken, chafed

Pembroke for duty in Admiral's office

Payr. Sub-Lt, E. Colby, to April 26), and to London; N. T. Jte Rentonated and damaged (May 1).

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Wt Telega.-C. Palk, to Devonshire

B. Jones, to Ramillies, on recoming. Greenwood, to Courageous (June 7); (July 3); anp H. E. Wheatcroft, to Cyclops.

Act Payr, Sub-LA L. Bonsey, to Courageous (May 14).

Mida T. N. Catlow and J. J. B.

Captain Coleridge. retired Hill-Norton, and H. N. E. Kemballed the age of 50 yesterday, has retired Hooker, to Malaya; F. C. Morgan, P. J. Captain G. L. Coleridge, who reach to Malaya, appta, to Renown cancalled at his own request, after more than (May 2); 4. M. Green, A. G. Wood: 38 year's naval service. During officer and (on recomming).

executive officer of Gunners-F. Luxton to Drake, stall in the Persian Gulf the Shakespeare (April 10% and F. E. V. Lean, to and 9th Destroyer Flotila, the cruiser Norfolk (April 23).”

Durban in China and the West Indies, Wr. Engr.HA Dennis, to the Reserve Fleet at the Nore, and the Renowa (May 1), W. J. Blackaby, C. Iron Duke while being converted at H. Foulger, A. J. Greenwood, and C. Devonport up to August, 1932,

Goods are to be left in the Godownt, where they will be examined on Satur day, 6th May, at 10 m by our Burveyors, Mosura. Goddard & Douglas, To comply with the General Bonded have a Revenue Officer in attendance Warehouse Begulations, consignees must when damaged dutiable goods r examined,

All claims must reach us before will not be recognised.

May 23 Swimming Exhibition at ward, and T. W. G. French, to Kent the War he was toop Cyclamen Monday, the 28th May, 1984, or they

seating accomodation of over fifteen thousand people was entirely des- troyed by fire here last night. It is suspected that the fire was due Europeah YM.C.A, or at North in incendiariam. The police have Point. offered a sum of 10,000 marks for May 24 Swimming Exhibition at information leading to the arrest the Victoria Recreation Club, this of the perpetrators-Transocean subject to the approval of the Japanese Federation, as the firat

donna, Lotte Lehman, the upper. galleries 'broke in with applause which caused the conductor to shout with stentorian volce "shut Workup.”—Transocean“ Kuo Min.

Augsburg, May 1: The huge convention hall of Ger- man singing societies which had a Kuo Min.

At the end of this month the Duke 'is paying a visit to Uister and will make, the journey by air.

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