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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1934.

TRADE WITH RUSSIA

Big Contracts

For Britain

London: May 24, “.. Contracts of considerable value.

PROBLEM IN THE THE HONG KONG RUTH

JOCKEY CLUB

SAAR

Presence of Mr. Knox Cash Sweep Tickets

· [Special to 'the "Hong Kong Daily Press" {Copyright;}]

To Be Cheaper

London, May 23. It has been decided to reduce The "Daily Mail in a leader re- the cost of cash sweep tickets for are understood as likely to be quests the British Government to the Extra Race Meeting to be held placed in Britain by two Soviet induce High Commissioner Knox, on June 2, to a flat rate of #1. Trade Delegations shortly arriving | League of Nations Representative Members are advised that the to purchase machinery. The first of Baar Territory, to give up his cost of a through ticket for this is for the glass industry and the position. The activities of the Meeting will be $9; this charge second for the tea industry. High Commissioner, who is a Bri-will include the cost of one chance

It is pointed out in this con- tish subject. « are considered by in the Juling Stakes. nection that whereas in 1913 there" the. "Daily "Mall” detrinient to pere only 1,835 acres under tea, British. Interests both in the Saar Russia's plantations at present { Territory and in' Germany, and cover 85.000 acres, and it is plan ned to increase this to 225,000 acres before the end of 1937.

the paper further points out that the bitterness of the population against him is growing constantly. It is hoped that British enter-} at the same time it is stated that prise with wide experience in testhe feeling of Germany against cultivation and marketing will him is growing too as one is con participate in this development.vinced that the League of Nations Reuter,

is doing everything to prevent the plebiscite, in favour of Germany.

THROUGH RAII,

TRAFFIC

May Be Resumed in June

Peiplog: May 24. Japanese circles here believe that through railway traffic will be re- sumed in the middle. of June.

They are convinced that General Yin Tung has already received the approval of Chiang Kai Shek and Huang Fu for the scheme which is only awaiting the anal sanctior. of the Central Political Council- Reuter.

ARCHDUKE'S EXILE

(Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press (Copyright.)]

Basle, May 23. The Austrian Archduke, Eugene. quietly boarded the express trálu for Vienna on Wednesday after- noon to end fifteen years of volun- tary exile begun after the collapse of the Hapsburg monarchy at the end of the World War.

The "Daily Mail" further de clares that it does not matter to Great Britain what happens in the Saar Territory as no British interests are endangered."

It may be recalled that a few weeks ago Sir John Fischer Wil- llars, the British Legal Represen- tative on the Reparation Commis- sion from 1920 to 1930 after dis- cussing the various problems rais- ed by the holding of the Saar plebiscite next year. arrived at the conclusion that the obligation to haid the plebiscite early, in 1935- is categorical and cannot be evad-

ed.-Transocean Kuo Min.

DAMAGES AGAINST SIAMESE PRINCE

Through tickets will be reserved from 1-400 inchisive and should these all be taken up. further numbers will be reserved, exclu- give of a chance in the Juling

Stakes.

RUGBY

The Seven-A-Side

Tournament.

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(Special Air-Mail Service).

London, May" 8. The ninth

annual seven-a-sidu competition was held at Twicken- bam yesterday before a crowd of well over 12,000, which included

H.R.H. Prince Arthur of Con- naught.

The Barbarians won an extremely exciting final by 2 tries to 1 after forty, minutes play in- stead of the normal twenty minutes.

CHATTERTON

To Marry Film Director

(Special Air-Mall Service)

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD.

AND

*CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LTD.

CONSIGNERS

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por Co.'s Poore). SARPEDON" Fox UNITED KINGDOM London, May 8. According to the Hollywood cor: are hereby notified that their segu

SINGAPORE respondent of the "New York will be discharged into Belt's Mirror," it is announced that Miss Wharf, Kowloon, where it will Eo at Ruth Chatterton, the Alm star, is Consignees" risk and subject to Terme to marry Mr. Hamilton McFadden.

and Conditions of Storage at Holt's the film director, in September.

Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 24th

May.

It was announced a month ago that Miss Chatterton and her husband, Mr. George Brent, in tended to seek a divorce. Reuter. Miss Chatterton married Mr. Brent, who has been her leading man in several Alms, in August, 1832, the day after her divorce was granted from the English actor. Mr. Ralph Forbes.

Chester Conklin, Comedian,

To Wed Invalid Chester Conklin, veteran of slapstick Alm comedy, has obtain ed an appleation form for a marriage licencë, saying that he is marrying an invalid who is unable to come to the licence bureau her- self.

He refused to disclose' her iden- tity, but his bride is believed to

unlea Netios has been given prior to Optional Cargo will not be landed here Steamer's arrival, bus carried on from port to port to the dual port of call to which the option extends.

All broken, shafed nad damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 am, and Noox within the Frea Storage period.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Steamer's Godown, and wil Goods remaining undelivered after the 31st May, will be subject to Bent.

*All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned an or before the 14th June, or they will set be recognised.

No Fire Larrazas will be affected, "

BUTTERFIELD & SWINA

Akonta

be Miss Marguerite Rouse aged 22, 24th May, 1934.

who is an invalid. '

Mr. Conklin's divorce from his first wife became absolute on April 17-Reuter,

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PEAK TRAMWAYS" CO., LTD.

Excitement begað early, extra tlang being necessary in the first match between Bowlyn Park and

The directors will recommend Old Merchant Taylors. An early try by the Park gave them a lead, the following allocation of pronts but just before time H. D. Heck for the year ended 30th April, 1934 ran well and passed to R. G. Turn at the frthcoming annual meeting bull, who just got over in the of Shareholders. corner. It was Heck again who Pay a dividend of 8% on paved the way for the winning 25.000 shares fully paid score in extra time, but L. Bywater

up... MPA ran splendidly to get the try.'*" Pay a dividend of. 8% on London, May 8. The Barbarians, mainly thanks to

50.000 shares $8.00 paid » Prince Nal Nita Sukham, a Bia- the efforts of the three Border for

up" mese subject, attached to H. M. 8. wards, J. Graham, J. Beattie, and and carry forward Vernon, at Portsmouth, figured as J. A. Waters, fairly outclassed the

"Midnight Car Crash

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$20,000.00

20,000.00 13.725.12.

$53,725.12

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

KOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

defendant at Kingston-on-Harlequins, and won by two goals Thames County-court, yesterday, and three tries to a try, First the 200 yards breast stroke by when he was sued for damages Lind sent Beattie over; then Gra following a midnight motor coli- ham, starting passing from the kick- sion on the Kingston-by-pass road off, Gerrard sailed inside Gibbs,

too late, and just before the in-. The time of his departure had last July. been kept secret so that only a Plaintif Cyril Evans, an afterval Waters dribbled over for dozen of his closest friends were countant, of Surbiton, stated that Fyfe to, convert.

just after midnight he was driving Second-half trisë by Beattie · and at the station to wish the mon-

in Lowey were largely due to the slow. archist leader good-bye..

a motor-car towards Esher The Archduke is scheduled to company with his fiancee, Missness of the Harlequins in tackling travel direct to a castle of Feu- Elleen Johnson. He had pulled in the man with the ball, and we were tonic order, Gumpoldskircher, his car to the side of the road left with the impression that near Vienna, having at the last close to the kerb, and just before against stiffer opposition the Bar- minute declined to attend a demon-moving off an oncoming car struck barian Begen would serve up some great football, Prescott scored the strative monarchist reception his car in the rear.

Miss Johnson said the collision solitary Harlequin try, but Dunk- MOBE, NEW YORK AND NORFOLK planned for him at Innsbruck,

ley could not convert az Fyfe had Transocean Kuo Min.

occurred when she was in the act done with Beattie's try of tieing a handkerchief about her head, as the wind had previously been blowing her hair about her face.

CATHOLIC YOUTH

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

Press" (CopyrightJ] +1

Berlin." May 23. Rumours circulating freely abroad declare that under the pre- ssure of the National-Socialist re- gime,membership to organisations of Catholic Youth has been đè-

clined from two to three millions

to" 400,000.

To contradict this rumour, off- cial Catholic headquarters publish a statement that "the Catholic Youth in Germany never exceeded 1,480,000 members. The register at the moment only showed 1,100,- 000.-Transocean Kuo Min.".

CATHOLIC” FESTIVAL

[Special to the “Hong Kong Dally

Preme" (Uopyright),312

Breslau, May 23.

His Honour Judge McCleary gave judgment for plaintif for £70 and costs, and Miss Johnson was awarded £20 damages.

REICH STABILIZATION

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally From" (Jopyright).]

FROM

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PHILADELPHIA,

BALTI

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Blackheath II. beat London Scot- lish by a goal and two tries to

“STEEL SCIENTIST." nothing, the Scottish repeatedly having arrived, Consigness of Cargo by her are informed that all Goodi ari muffing their chances by knocks-on or forward passes, so that F. A. being landed at their risk into the R. Hunter, the fastest man on the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Go- ground, had little scope. AW. E. down of The Hong Kong & Kawion Roberts and C. P. B. Goldson Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., whence

Delivery may be obtained soared tries in the first half, Gold- son's being a very soft blind-side aflair, and, though the Scottish had more of the play in the second half, Blackheath added to their lead through Roberta, and H. Reas kicked great goal from near

touch.

Gloucester Beaten

Optional cargo will be carried on, unless Notice to the contrary be given prior to arrival of steamer.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Gódowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after 29th May, 1934, will be subject to Beat

All Claims against the vease! must be presented to the Undersigned

will not be

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD.

AND *

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD,

TONSIGNEES par Co.'s Vandel "PERSEUS"

FROM UNITED KINGDOM

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are hereby notified that their cargo will be discharged into Holb's Wharf Kowloon, where it will lie at Consig noes' risk and subject to terms and conditions of storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after Sist

Optional cargo will not be lauded bare,

unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival but carried from port to port to the final prot

po

of call to which the option extendi.

All broken, chafed. and damaged goods are to be left in the GodowDS, where they will be examined onany Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 AM. and Noor within the free storage period.

No claims will be admitted atter the Goods have left the steamer'a Godown," and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 28th May, will be subject to rent

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the undersigned on or before the 11th Jane, or they will not be recognised.

N. Fire Insurance will be effected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

.(2568

1st May, 1934.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

CONSIGNEE "NOTIUE

M.8. " ARAMIS.“

AREIVED HONG KONG, or FRIDAY, THE 18TH MAY, 1934.

From MARSEILLES, AÄ ONSIGNEES of "Cargo by, the Gloucester chance of on or before 5th June, 1994, or they med Steamer berabe Berlin, May 23. practice, but they were expected to All broker, and damaged goods informed that their Goods, with the Another measure" for stabilisa- best Edgware-a surprise survival, are to be left in the godowne, where they roeption of Opium, Treasure and Valu. tion by the local Government of The benent of previous experience will be examined by the steamer's ables, are being landed and" placed the Relch is provided by an or- was strongly brought out by the surveyor on 29th May, 1934, at 10a.m.

their risk in las Godowns of the Hong der of Home Minister Frick on result-a win for Edgware by two

Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown No Fire Insurance fina been affected. Wednesday restricting the powers goal to a goal and a try, Glouces Bill of Lading will be countersigned by Co., Ltd., Kowloon, whmes Delivery can

THE BANK LINE, Ĺ/TD.,

be obtained as the Goods are landed. administrative authorities to ter started off very strongly, W. V.

Goods Agenta.

not cleared within 7 days, engage or discharge helpers and Shepherd sanding P. C. Hordem Hong Kong, 20th May, 1984. [2874cluding date of arrival, will be subject to

over as the result of a powerful officials.

Bent run, and himself crossing for D.

All Ulaims must be sent to the Under- Using his powers as Prussian Meadows to convert, but Edgware, Home Minister (taken over from Goering last month), Frick issues

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using the throw-in from touch, scored through MacCormack, and The regional governor of Belesia.

a regulation to civil servants in Winstone placed a goal. has just issued regulations. for the two thirds of Germany ruling In the second half Edgware. celebration for the feast of Corpus that no further' nominations of generally out-manoeuvred Glouces Christ Processions such as-were-commissionerships, whether muniter, and MacCormack, taking a customary before will be allowed cipal or regional, will be valid. un-long throw-in, touched down sunder but members of Catholic societies less it was countersigned by Frick the bar. Winstone's kick was charg and members of Youths' Clubs are himself.-Transocean Kuo. Min forbidden to wear uniformstor

carry pennants.

Flags may be displayed. but are

to be rolled up again immediately after the procession. The sale and

GLIDING RECORD

distribution of printed matter and Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

Press” (Copyright.)}

propaganda material is forbidden, both before and after the proces- son-Transocean Kuo Min.

SPORTS FIXTURES POSTPONED

CONSIGNEES' "NOTICE,

SCANDINAVIAN SHIPPING AGENCY, LTD. ANTWERP,

THE. British Steamship

“HELMSPEY

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signed before Monday, 25th May,

they will not be recognized. Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by › the Consignees" and the Company's Bar- veyors, Mass. Goddard & Douglas, ai

Thursday, $1984

the 24th May

"no"

Consignees must have a Revanne Officer in attendance when damaged datable goods are examined by the Company Burveyors,

Ko Claims will be admitted after

Goods have left the Godow

No Fire Insurance will be effected by

g Kong. 18th May, 1934. 12563

"ed down, but the charge had been Premature, and he was allowed a having arrived from ANTWERP second attempt, which succeeded consigoses af cargo are hereby The sixth round then began with informed that all goods are being the meeting of 0.M.T.'s and Bar- landed, and placed at their risk inco barians, in which the latter quali- The Hong Kong sad Kowloon Wharf us in my case whatever,

BOHL fed for the semi-final by three and lodows Company's Godowas at goals and a try to nothing They Kowloon, where delivery can be obtained as soon as the goods are landed one? were infinitely superior to the Tay- No Claims will be admitted after lors, who were lucky to keep the goods have left the godowns, and first-half-score down to five points, all goods remaining undelivered after converting his own try. After the 30th May, 1934, at 5 pm will be change of ends. Cowey, from a long ran, Gerrard, from a dribble, and Lind scored tries, and Fyte con- verted twice,

subject to

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rent,

the

Vienna May, 23. A gliding record for Austria was established on Wednesday when

All broken chafed and damaged Karl Frena, in a "Rhoenadier At

goods saw to be left in the Godown, Galsburg, near Salzburg, remain

where they will be examined by ed in the air for 11 hours 25 min. For considerable time Edg- 29th May, 1935.

Monars. Goddard & Douglas on the The lawn bowls and tennis mates the previous record was 5 ware, who had besten Blackheath All Claims against the vessel must ches arranged for yesterday had to hours 45 minutes.

in the fourth round, bold black be presented to the Undersigned within be postponed on account of the Frena reached an altitude of two beath II and same neer ooring 10 days of the ship arrival, or they rain which fell shorty before the thousand metres. The world re- through MacCormack, a distinctly will not be recognised/refre time fixed for the gamen,

cord at present is held by the ith two penal by Eloks In Bills of Leading will be

aubtle runnar, though He was No Fire Insurance will be effected.

countersigned the second half, however. brilliant by A

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WALLEM & CO. abled G Laing to touch down and

Dans by Prince's Baikding; give Reed an epsy conversion kick, Boog Kong, 25th May, 1984

Up to this time many of the German, Kurt Schmidt in a "Gra- grounds were in fairly good condi- nau Bady the tion after the heavy shower early hours÷ 37 i minutes.

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