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ABOUT LONDON

News In Brief By The

Air Mail

(Special Air Mail Service) London May 20

THE 10,000 GUINEAS IN CASH

A friend who watched the Hirsch sale at Christie's was struck by a parallel between the unobtrusive departure of Mr. J. A. Dewar's buyer after securing Raeburn's "Happy Brothers" for £10,500 and An event of years ago,

DUFF" RULES

Duff and Lord Waldegrave were once committed for trial for as- Saulting a policeman, being fined 100 and £200. respectively, be

to sentenced six being sides

Imprisonment. Dua. months however, was allowed to remain a member of the Club.

Though a "light. lathy man,”

AMUR FIRING INCIDENT

Soviet Not To Blame!

Moscow, June 4. In replying to the Manchukuo the alleged protest in regard to Aring by Soviet guards on the Man- churian steamer "Dichen't on the Amur river on May 12, when one salior

killed Was

and" another

wounded, the Soviet insists that the casualties were not caused by the guards, who fired in the air, and cite the reporte in a Manchur- län paper, that the steamer Was fred on by Manchurian bandits..

The protest also cites the state-

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

ELLERMAN LINE..

FROM MIDDLESBROUGH. HAMBURG AND ROTTERDAM.

THE Steamship T

"CITY OF WELLINGTON "

the having arrived. Consignees of Cargo" by her are informed that all Goods being landed at their risk into bazardous and/or extra-hazardous Go. downs of Messrs. Hoit's Wharf, whenna dalivary may be obtained.

Optional cargo will be carried on, contrary be given unless Notice to the

No Claims will be admitted after the prior to arrival of steamer.

He recalled the day in 1895.when

he was very good in a fight Thement of the Japanese Ambassador a Mr. Campbell, after beating all the English dealers at 10,000gns Duff rules were not the Queens to Moscow, who, it is said, attribut- for Gainsborough's "Lady Mulberry rules. When he succeededed the presence of the steamer off grave," paid cash down for it and in the pleasurable task of picking the Soviet bank of the river to its endeavours to escape from bandits. A quarrel.

The Soviet adds that border All Chaims against the disappeared with his prize to a

must be presented to the Undersigned boat lying off old Charing Cross

patrols were instructed to shoot

will not be recognized. only in cases of extreme necessity on or before 18th June, 1834, or they All damaged goods must be left in and calls on the Manchurian au-

egodowns,where they will be examine thorities to take energetic, steps to see that Manchurian boats do noted by the steamer's Surveyor on any

pter.

Years afterwards it was "found that he had been acting for M. Camille Groult, a Very secretive Paris collector.

"

SUMMER ABANDON Motoring through Hertfordshire saw young women yesterday I cycling in skirts of bizarre hue. plus fours, flannel trousers, and shorts of gayest colours.

just at the moment of hostilities, he would felgn a something wrong with his shoe and stoop down to adjust it, and then sud- denly rising from beneath his foe administer the upper cut to the unexpected nose

enemy

of his

Duff assured his friends that the recipient "never came again."

PEACE AND PLENTY

A few years later the Club de- cided to move from its first pre-

For real character in clothes, however, you cannot beat Lord'smises at the corner of King-street.

on such a day as Saturday. In the enclosures every fashion since the days of Fuller Pilch was re- presented.

Men in stocks, flowered waist

alongside coats and spats sat youths with scarlet pullovers and open necks. There was even a woman in grey flannel trousers and" high-heeled shoes.

men

Gazing from her to the sitting on the grass devoid of coats, withbraces exposed to view, I could not help wondering whe- ther these sartorial indiscretions were not spoiling an otherwise perfect day for some of the M.C.C.'s-most respected members.

WOMEN AS DIPLOMATS

Claiming the right of British women to be admitted to the Diplomatic Service, Lady Muir, at a luncheon of the Women's Free- dom League, held in London yes terday, said that so far elever

USA countries, including the Japan, and Russia, had recognised the equality of women with men in diplomacy and the Consular Service,

Lady Muir, before her marriage, was Secretary to the Bulgarian Legation at Washington.

JAPAN AGAIN

The report of the League Com- mission to China has been the oc- casion for a further display of Japanese truculence. This fresh outburst will confirm suspicions which were current the other day

of

the had

The present building modelled on the Venetian Palazo Cornaro, was built at a cost of £116.257, of which over £61,000 was for the in 1851 the freehold," and early Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Wellington Visited building.

violate the Soviet laws.-Reuter.

and again, notably by the case of

across as manager and, stepping Frank Laver. In 1905 Laver came into the side; took seven wickets for 64 in the Test match at Trent Bridge.

RAINBOW AND HER RIVALS

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

S.S.

THE

PREUSSEN

haring arrived, from Hamburg and Ports of call. Connguess of Cargo are hereby notified that their Goods are being landed and”,

placed at their risk mto the and Cong Kong and Kowloon Wharf Company's godowns at whers Kowloon,

delivery may obtained as soon as the 'Goods are landed, Optional Cargo will not be landed bere, unless Notice has been given 48 hours prior to reasel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option ostends

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Cloody remaining undelivered after

Goods remaining undelivered after Monte Rant. day, 11th June, 1934, will be subject to' Albroken, chafed, and damaged Goods have left the Godowns, and all Tuesday, the 5th June, will be subject

Beat

Goods are to be left in the Godowne, steamer where they will be examined on Tues

day, 5th June, at 10 am, by our To comply with the General Banded Surveyors, Mesura. Goddard & Douglas. Warehouse Regulations, consignees mast have a Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.

the

Tuesday or Friday between the hours, of 10.45 am, and Noor, within the Free No Fire Insurance has been effected. Storage Period of One Week.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by THE BANK LINE, (CHINA) LTD.,

Agents,

12611 Bong Kong, 4th June, 1934.

SILVER LINE. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

FEOX

NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES

The launching of Rainbow text Monday. does not necessarily" mesn that she will be the defender in the America's Cup against Endeavour,THE Moter Vessel the new which underwent her årst trials.

contemporary satirist put it, "the heroes of both Services enjoy a delightful con- to the hardships ΟΙ war trast in the spacious saloons and ex- quisite repasis provided members."

In this,

for its

SIR JOHN ANDERSON'S

PROPHECY

Sir John Anderson, at the din ner which preceded his departure to take up the Governorship of Bengal, said: "I know I am not going for any joy ride." He spoke something less than truth.

As soon as Rainbow's tests are Cover she will have to compete against two other American yachts, the five-year-old Weetamoe and the remodelled Yankee, in a series of seven trial matches.

Of her rivals Yankee, which was designed by Frank C. Paine as a defender against Sir Thomas Llp ton's Shamrock V. is one of the fastest heavy-weather boats in the world.

On the last occasion," however, she was discarded after trials on the grounds that she did not show in calmer to equal advantage weather.

"SILVERSANDAL ** baving arrived from the above Port on at Inat, Consigness of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloos, and stored at Consigness risk and expense.

All broken, cha fed, and damaged Goods, are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on Thursday 7th instant, 1934, at 10 am.

All Claims must be presented within 15 Days of the vessel's arrival here after walch date shey cannot be re cognized.

Claims wül be admitted after the Να Goods hare left the Godowns, and all Good remaining undelivered after the 8th instant, 1934, will be subject to

Bent.

Whereas Rainbow is the longest of the five yachts built to defend the cup since 1929, Yankee is ex-by ceptionally broad in the beam."

-No Fire Insurance has been effected,

Bills of Lading will be countersigned

FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD., 4th Floor, King's Building, Connaught Road.

Dial 23165. Kong, lat June, 1934.

In the intervening two

years several attempts have been made to wreck his train or to assassin-

Like Enterprise. the last defen- ate him, and Government House in

der, she is built with steel frames razed to the Darjeeling. was

and deck beams, bronze bull plat Hong ground in the recent earthquake.

ing, and wooden decks, Unlike En- While Government House is interprise, however, she hias ruins Sir. John has decided to duralumin mast. Occupy a diminutive bungalow in the gardens, while the guest house a modest two-story cottage-ser-·| ves as the Government offices.

All this is not likely to have af- fected him greatly. His is an équable temperament. He has been described by a fellow-Wat- sonian as "a man who takes some time to laugh at his own jokes." At George Watson's College he was "dux,” the title given in most Scottish schools to the best scho lar of the year,

WORLD'S SMALLEST

·RACECOURSE

that Sir John Simon was exer- cising a charitable discretion in favour of Japan when he told the House

Commons that "Japanese Foreign Minister

made it "reasonably clear" that Japan would "respect her treaty obligations. It appears that this Lebong racecourse, on which the means Japan will respect treaty attempt on Sir John Anderson's obligations if it suits her life was made, must surely be the venlence, and the prospect, how-smallest in the world. ever remote, of "a China restored to some sort of order by the League distinctly inconvenient

Ig

Japan.

A GREAT CLUB'S NICKNAME

con-

to

The early days of one of La- don's great club are amusingly described in "The Army and Navy Club, 1837-1933," published to-day. Founded for junior officers who could not get into the "Benior" or the Junior United Services, it soon fully justified its existence.

In fact, it is the military parade ground, & circular artificial plateau | some 200 yards across. It is flank- ed on two sides by precipices, hun- dreds of feet deep, and is per- haps the largest piece of Tevel ground in all the Himalayas.

About its circumference is the Its pony races have been described racecourse a narrow dirt track.

as "rais running round plate."

a soup

The races are restricted to the Bhutia mountain ponies, sturdy, thick-necked little beasta, perilous- ly ridden by hilmen jockeys, The

TEARS OF WELCOME

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NORDIC SOCIETY CONVENTION

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All claims must reach us before Monday, the 26th June, 1994, or they will not be recognized.

No Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JEBBEN ✰ 00, 1.

Agents Hong Kong, 29th May, 1934

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SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

CONSIGNER NOTIUE

5.8. "ANDEE LEBON.”

ARRIVED HONG KONG ON SUNDAY, TOR 3RD JUNE, 1834.

From MARSEILLES,"to CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the Above-named Steamer are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opiam, Treasure and Valu ables, are being landed and placed at their risk in the Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godows Oo, Ltd., Kowloon, whence Delivery man be abtained as the Goods are landed.

Goods not cleared within 7 days, in aluding date of arrival, will be subject to Rent

All Ulaims must be sent to the Under- signed before Wednesday, 13th June, 1994, or they will not be recognised.

Damaged packages must be left to the Godowns for examination by the Consignees and the Company's Bur veyors,

Measre. Goddard & Douglas, at

10 .. on Friday, the 8th June,

[2600 1934.

Luebeck, June, 3

Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged" dutiable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors,

No Olminu will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godawan,

No Fire Insurance will be effected by as in mar case whatever,

B. OBL

Agent

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CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED.

When the players in Escape Me (Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Never" took the final curtain call on Monday night, on the occasion of the run belig resumed, it was

The "Nordic Society" assembled og Knag, 3rd June, 1934, interesting to glance from the frail

thetr national convention here, figure of Miss Bergner-much the

mallest on the stage--round the which was attended in full force great audience gathered to wel- on the, occasion of the dedication come her back.

of the "German-Nordic Writers' on the green windswept Her power to arouse emotion is Home" extraordinary. 0: the people shores of the Baltic Sea at Trave- around me in the stalls, mostly cruende. middle-aged, fully half were sus- It is planned to invite, guests piciously moist of eye, men not less from all Nordic countries to sojurn than women. Among them was here amidst genuine Nordic atmos- Miss Tallulah Bankhead, as affect pijere, side by side with the lead- ed as the rest, despite her experting young German writers for the

and shat all Goods are being knowledge of the technique of tear- sako of exchanging ideas. inducing.

The Luebeck senator, Brotshan- | landed, at their risk into the hamedons ger, in presenting the keys of the and/or extra hasardons Godowns of the LINCOLN. DEPORTED: OFF new home to the chief of the Box KOIG AND KOWLOON WEAKY AND

Godown Company, Leo, whence südfor... German writers' Chambers: tha from the whartes Delivery may be racterised the chief purpose of the obtain claim will be admitted after the

No

novel institution as "spinning a

FROM LEITH, MIDDLESBRO, ANTWERP, LONDON, AND STRATTS.

The

Steamship

"BENLEDI."

TONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby

TO JAPAN

Ignatius Trebitsch Lincoln, the ex-MP. spy, now a Buddhist Abbot tougher band than ever before be Goods have left the Godowns, and ki Goods remaining undelivered after, the iri Pekin, was deported to-day from tween the peoples living on the 9th June, will be subject to Baut Liverpool in the ss. Duchess of Baltic Sea." At the end of the York,

He was accompanied by his ceremonies all the delegates were ten "disciples "-five priests and taken on a short cruise on the five nuns. Sub-inspector Sullivan ships attached to the second tor and Detective-sergt. W. J. Aillson, edc boat flotilla Transocean of the Special Branch, Liverpool Kuo Min. 'CID, saw him off.

His objective is now Japan, where

All Claims against the Stommer› mael pe presented to the Undersigned an of balors the 23rd June, or they will not be recognised,

To comply with the General Bonded Regulations consignees Warehouse must have s s Revenué Officer in siton- dance when damaged dutiable goods. are examined.

Its members included some orGovernor's Cup meeting is the he has a large following. Lincoln ANTI-FASCIST CONGRESS y will be examined on the 5th June,?

the young bloods in the wild Lord Ascot and Epsom, rolled into one. is paying all the fares. Waterford's set. Thackeray deg of the Himalayas.

cribes them as "breakfasting on pale ale and devilled kidneys at three am!!

The scene

Prominent among them was a splendid rake, Capt, W. H Dutt.

of their gambling ranged from Crockford's to the Rag and Famish, of Cranbourne- alley, where they played for cop pera

BRADMAN'S FIRST

CAPTAINCY

MASONIC COLLECTION

Lancashire Record

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[Special to theTM Hong Kong Dally Press (Copyright.)]

Athens, June 3...

* All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where ;

at 10 AM by Hasen, Goddard w Dongl

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned try GIBB, LIVINGSTON & 004 Len.. Agente

What do

A loudly proclaimed Anti-Fa- Hong Kong, 2nd June, 1934, Bradman has not escaped criti-At the 148th anniversary festival cism in his first essay in captaincy of the Royal Masonic Institution cist congress here was prohibited most of it unjustified. Whether for Girls, held at the Albert Hall in the last minute by the Greek the match against Leicestershire under the presidency of the Earl Government. From the early was won or merely drawn was not of Derby, Provincial Grand Master morning hours, police and firemen of great consequence, though we for Lancashire (Eastern Division) cut off all roads to the place ar- may safety assume that Bradman it was announced that e193,899 ranged for the mass assembly. had been collected by 7,880 Occasional encounters with Com- was out to win if possible,"

What was important was to try Stewards.. out new bowlers. Hence the pro- longed bowling spell of Fleetwood- Smith and the experiment with Darling, who is not regarded as more

an occasional change tralia, but might be

This is said to have been res- ponsible for the story that Billy Duz gave the club its nickname. Coming in late one night for sup per, he called for the bill or fare. It was so meagre that he angrily declared it a Bag and Famish affaire

Capt. Duft was so pleased with bowie the appreciation given to his jest come very that he designed the club buttons, out a sto

How fo be worn with evening drea

alter These are still made.

munists and shock troops result- The East Lancashire total was ed in severe wounding of four men £144,847 through 5,436 Stewards by pistol shots, and more than 300. and the London collection was arrests by the authorities-Trans-

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