1934-11-19 — Page 7

FROM THE GOVERNMENT

GAZETTE

Appointments And Notifications

The following appointments and notifications are taken from the "Gazette":-

The following names have been added to the list of authorised auditors:-Williain Marsay Law rence Joseph Lismer, Colin Lang- ley Panton.

HOUSE

Activities During Past Week

Sunday November 11th

His Excellency and Lady Peel, attended by Captain Walter add Mr. Pilcher, were present at the Special Service at St. John's Cathedral in the morning." His Excellency The Governor, attended by Captain. Walter, was present at the Armistice Day ceremony at Public dance halls may in future the Cenotaph and subsequently extend their closing hours to I am.at the ceremony at the Chinese without further charges, as an amendment of the closing hours is published in the "Gazette."

The closing hour for restaurants

War Memorial. Lady Peel, attend- ed by Mr. Pilcher, witnessed the former ceremony from the Sup- reme Court.

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In the afternoon Lady Peel, nt- In respect of every occasion of re-tended by, Captain Walter,

wit- servation of the premises for a nessed a football match in aid of private party, shall be 1 am.

Fees payable in respect of any extension of the hours shall be:

Earl Haig's Fund between teams from His Majesty's Services and the Rest of the Colony.

DAILY PRESS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1934.

HONG KONG

LOCAL WEDDINGS

Shipp-Small

A quiet but pretty wedding took place at St. John's Cathedral on Saturday afternoon when Miss Margaret Small became the bride of Mr. Ceell Edward Shipp, of the Royal Engineers, and who is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Willam Shipp. The Very Rev, Dean Alfred Swann officiated.

The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by two bridesmaids, Miss Lily Leung and Miss, Jenny Tong

After the ceremony. à reception was held at the bride's home, No. 21, Caroline H Road. after which the happy couple left for Macao where the honeymoon is being apent.

ROSE-BAMBRO

Earlier in, the morning, at the same church. Miss Ivy Louise Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rose, was married to Mr. Willam Bambro, master

mariner son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Bambro, the Very Rev. Dean Swann officiat-

For Hotels: $25 for the first

Monday November 12th hour, and $50 for each subsequent

Lady Peel, attended by Captaining. hour. except where the extension is Walter, was the guest at dinner for a private party only, in which or Contre-Amiral Richard, Com- case the fees shall be $10 for the mander-in-Chief of the first hour and $20 for each subse-Naval Forces in the Far East on quent hour.

board the Crulser "Primauguet.”

For Restaurants (private partles) $10 for the Arst hour, and $20 for each subsequent Hour.

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Mr. James Joseph Hayden has Convent an

French FORTHCOMING WEDDINGS.

Tuesday November 13th Lady Pecl. attended by Captain Walter, was present at the French the occasion of the been appointed to serve tempor-Contre-Amiral Richard

Investiture of Mother Superior by with the arly as a Pulsne Judge for the

Order of Chevaller of the Legion purpose of the Full Court Ordin- ance, 1933, in relation to any crim- inal appeal now pending.

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of Honour.

The following, dined at Govern-, ment House: Commander H.C. Legge, RN.. Mrs. JC, Richardson,

Mr.

The following forthcoming Wed- dings have been announced:--

Walter Ramsay Gránt. marine engineer, of the Indo- China, Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. to Miss Elizabeth Clair Campbell of No. 20 Bowen Street, Angus. Scotland.

Mr. Arthur Richard Ross. mer- cantile assistant,” of the YM.C.A.. Kowloon, to Miss Coralle Grace

CHINA TEA

Production. And Consumption

Nanking. Nov. 11.

LESSENING WAR

CAUSES

Britain's Example To The Nations

A comprehensive report on the production and consumption of

London, "Nov. 18. tea has been made public by the

The Dominions Secretary, Mr. Central Agricultural Experimental J. H. Thomas at Newport, sold Station of the Ministry of Indus- that neither directly nor indirect- try. following an intensive investly was there any secret agreement gation throughout the country.

which Involved British in Green tes heads the lists in commitment on the continent or production, occupying 82 per cent Europe. of the total output, says the re- port. It is followed by Black (Red) tea with 98 per cent.

53 per cent of the tea is här-

in summer vested in the spring, 31 per cent

and. 16 per cent in

auturan.

The annual consumption in this country amounts to 7,000,000 plculs with an average of 7 cattles per capita. Most of the tea is con- suthed in the provinces of Kwang- tung Hunan, Klangsu, Szechuen and Klangst, with only a small percentage in the north-western provinces of Charhar, Sulguan, Ninghsia and Kansu.

Any

amculties and

They were faced with many elements were abroad over Europe which created a war spirit, námély suspicion. il-will and mistrust, but he saw no warrant or justification for the war talk now prevalent

Dealing with question of traffic in 478 he appreciated the anxiety

feli оп the subject. Britain, however, was the only country which had e licensing system for the export of arm- aments by means of which effec- tive Government control could be exercised, and to his knowledge millions of pounds worth of orders in the last three years had; in consequence of this system, been refused.

On account of the different tastes of the people in the north and the south, most of the black tea is consumed in the provinces They had also refused, and of Shensi, Sulyuan, Charhar and would continue to refuse, Govern. Shansi; green tea is the favourite ment credit of any kind to the among the people in Cheklang, manufacture of armaments. He Fukien," Anhwel, Kwangtung and wished other nations would follow Hunan.

this example,

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The average price of tea in the country is 60 cents per catty. With the exception of the pro- vinces of Anhwel, Fuklen, Klangs and Kwangtung, where the price

He would welcome an inquiry into the situation regarding the private manufacture and national control of armaments and believed it would show results of which

Dr. A. V. Greaves, has resumed Miss J. Mackle and Mr. S.E Skey, Starback Norman, of No. 11 Villas was at its highest five years ago they..would have no reason to feel

the duties of Government Bacte- riologist.

Sir

R.A.

Wednesday November 14th

by at

Jeanne D'Arc, Tientsin,

Ubaldino Francisco Avalino de Costa, widower, and chief officer of ss. On: Chao, residing at No. 4 New Reclamation Street, Kow- 1000, to Miss Chan Stu Chan: of the same address,

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ARTIST PASSES AWAY

Mr. W. J. Carrie has been up- HIS Excellency, attended pointed head of the Sanitary De-Captain Walter, was present partment.

the annual display of the Hobg Kong Fire Brigade in the after- Thomas Southorn has re-noon presenting the trophies at

Mr. Pleter Cornelius Brems sumed duty as. Colonial Becretary the conclusion of the display.

oficer on board the Chinese Cus- and Mr. D. W. Tratman has re-

The following dined at Govern-

toms vessel Boohing to Miss Ap- sumed duty as Principal Assistant ment House: Mr. C.L Hoover, Colonial Secretary.

Captain FC. Martin. U.SN., Cappolina Elisabeth de Boer, of No. 161 Bassingracht. Den Heldi. Hol- tain E. Martners RN. Captain

land. At the expiration of three and Mrs. A.R, Hammick, The Very months from November 13. the Revd. Dean and Mrs. Swann, Prof. name of the Universal Traders and Mrs. JL. Shellshear, Prof. Limited will, unless cause is shown and Mrs. Middleton-Smith, Mr. to the contrary, he struck off the WJ Binnie, Lt. Col. A.C. Matsh register and the Company will be Mr. and Mrs H.G. Sheldon, Mrs. dissolved..

D.J. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Turner, Major and Mrs. JAA Griffin Mr. B.D.F. Beith, Mr. W.3. Keswick. Mr. and Mrs. A.L Shields, Mr. and Mrs. L. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Mackichan, Mr. J. Macgregor and Mr. G.B.G. Hull. Thursday November 15th The following lunched at Gov- ernment House: His Royal High- ness The Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Brigadier and Mrs. FS. Thackeray, Gesandtschaftsrat' Von Levetzow, Herr and Frau Gipperich, Baron Von Grolman, Oberburghauptmann Nord.

ANY LETTERS FOR YOU?

Post Office Notice

Mme. May Allagtni

Mrs. B. L. Baker, S. C. Bet, Bons- Bield & Co., Burinterna, Mrs. M. Braat..

Canadian-American Navigating

Co., F. Cadams.

Flora Dessewty, Miss M. D'Oй- veira, A. Drigin.

W. R. Flatow, Dr. E. Florendo, "Miss M. Fong, Fong Poo Sing. Mrs. M. Gauchet, Great Light,

Hall & Holts Co., Henry Sales Co., Hiwoff Machine Co., Hong Kong Cement Mfg. Co.. Miss V. Humphreys.

Rev. J. W. and Mrs. D. D. Inzer. Jorge Font "and Hnos.

In the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Feel, attended by Cap tain Walter and Mr. Pilcher, were the guests of Lt. Col. AE. Williams, D.S.O., M.C: and the Officers, 1st Battalion, South Wales Borderers at a Band Concert.

Mr. R. Bruce dined at Govern-

ment House.

Friday November 16th His Excellency The Governor

'New York, Nov, 18. The

well-known artist Mr. Bryson Burroughs, died here to- day. Reater.

LESSON

SERMON

First Church Of Christ, Scientist

"Mortals and Immortals " . was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, November 18.

The Golden Text was: "The creature itself also shall be de-. livered from the bondage of cor= ruption into the glorious liberty 01.

the children of God" (Romans 8:21),

Among the citations, which com-

K. Kaneda, Kawashima Trading presided at a meeting o! the 'prised the Lesson-Sermon was the

Co., Kitting & Co.

Loring, G. E. Lagercrantz c/o American Far Eastern Match Co.). The Mary Henry Hospital, Miss

E. C. T. Moss.

J-Oppenheim, Oriental Eng. Co. Principal Magasin Bombay. Mrs. V. Reeder, R. A. Ronaldson. T. Sheridon. Miss 1. F. Shing. Tropical Tag Co., Tung Chow Electric Factory,"

University Council.

Saturday November 17th

following from the Bible: "And he will destroy in this mountain the

His Excellency and Lady Peel, face of the covering cast'over all attended by Captain Walter, were people, and the vell that is spread the guests of Mr. F.C. Hali at lun-over all nations. He will swallow chaon at the eventh Extra Race up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off Meeting at Happy Valley after- wards remaining to withness the all faces; and the rebuke of his people shall he take away from off Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Richardson all, the earth: for the Lord hath dined at Government House. He spoken it. And it shall be said in Warderer & Co., Wingting Elec- Excellency and Lady Peel, attend that day, Lo, this is our God; we tric Mfg. Co.. Wu Tau Commercialed by the staff and accompanied have waited for him, and he will by their guests, were present at save us; this is the Lord; we have

Bank

Mme. M. Xche.

Yau Shun Co., Yui Tai Sang.

Registered Articles China Review, Him Tal Co. Tinlywho Twine Mfg. Co., Umcio Viaggi Selfridge & Co. Ltd., Dr. Ching Hui Wang, Wang Hin & Co,

Radio Telegramy.

Quincy from Amoy.-

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Road from President Hoover

races.

of

the performance by the Hong waited for him, we will be glad and Kong Philharmonic Society

rejoice in his salvation" (stah

Fleet Club. "Merrie England" at the China 25:7-9),

place of Mr. R. A. D. Forrest.

but has since then been dropping. | ashamed- the general price of the commo- | British Wirelčii. dity this year is the highest in recent years.- Kuo Min.

MANCHESTER HANDICAP

Probable Starters

London, Nov. 16. The 35 probables starters and Jockeys for the famous Manchester November Eandicap were 27. Dounced to-day as follows:

Brunswick (Jones). Hill Song (Carslake) Gainslaw (Pas. Beasley) Achtenan (Fred Fox) Thrapston (Weston) Robber Chief (Perryman) Spade (Wrickaby). Hands Off (Lane) Free Fare (Harry Wragg) For Masqué A. Wragg) Jesmondene (Cühr Richards) Iron Grey (Nicoll) Jean's Dream (Nevett) Spring Morning (Dines) La Souriciere (Birett) Pipemma (E. Smith) Canteener (Beary) Misanthrope (Richardson)" Trapper (Steve., Donoghuel Hans Espoir (Lowery), Black Tulip (F. Hunter) Artesian (Sharpe) Scarlet River (Da Bmith) Serenita (Robertson) St. Boswell's (Reeves) Negro, Lucky Patch, Solmint, Bolar Boy, Games Master, Lin- crusta, Hiker, Moneybox and Epejen are also probable starters, but no jockeys have yet been bracketed with these horses.--

SAILORS RESCUED

(Special to the "Hong Kong...

* Dally» Fress").. (By Telegraph, Copyright, Tale Ordinance, 1991 Received, November 18, 4-30°¿a.m.). Cherbourg, Nov. 17 Four French sailors, part of the

The Lesson-Sermon also incing-graphic Messager ed the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key tu

WAR VETERAN DEAD

Gen. Von Liebert

(Special to "Hong Kong Daily Press) [By Telegraph, "Copyright, Tale graphic. Mesager Ordinance, 1894. Beceived, November 18, 4-30 4.m.)

Berlin, Nov. 17.

One time Governor of former German East Africa, General von Liebert, one of the few surviving veterans of the Austro-Prussian War of 1866, died in his Upper Silesian estate, aged 85. Liebert who also took part in the World' war as divisional commander of the western front, played a pro- minent part in Germany's public life before the War especially as one of the leaders of the former Colonial Society, the former Ger- man Naval League as well as be- ing the founder of the "Reich League for combatting social- democracy."

After the World War, Liebert devoted himself to Hterary work and became a member of the National-Socialist party. He was for some years a member of the Reichstag and rice 1929 had been one of the most vigorous cham- plans of the Third Reich. Transocean Kuo Min.

INSULL CASE OVER

Jury's Verdict On Nov. 22

Chicago, Nov. 15.

The trial of Samuel Ingall, Sr., his son, and niteen other former executives of the Insull trust" organisation, charged with using the malls to defraud the public, 2. Letter from Government re- the Scriptures" by Mary Bakercrew of a ship wrecked sailing was virtually concluded to-day. lative to the appointment of n Eddy It is only by acknowledging. Chow Did Bang. 17, Queen's Committee to go into the question; the supremacy of Spirit, which an vessel, were landed here on Friday The final witness for the defence was Samuel Insuli, Jr., who stated," of leprosy in the Colony.

nuls the claims of matter, that by the German, steamer, Spezia, among other things, that it was 3. Report of the Sub-Committee mortals can lay off mortality and which picked them up off the true that a block of Ingall stock appointed to investigate the mat- find the indissoluble spiritual ling ter of the sale of fruit other than which establishes man forever in Portuguese coast where their vessel had been marked up over a period in markets..."

the divine likeness, inseparable sank in the recent storm. The of ten years from U.8.$10,000 to

U.E.$5,000,000.- to from his creator." P. 491)

sallors reported that the other The witness said, too, that a boat containing the remaining large portion of his father's CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RRADING five members of the crew had enormous charitable donations had

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SANITARY BOARD 4 Correspondence relative

Orders Of The Day

At to-morrow's meeting of the Banitary Board the following will

be dealt with.

1. Letter from Government res lative to the appointment of Mr. W. J. Carrie to be Hend of the Sanitary Department and Press- dent, of the Sanitary Board in

the provision of urinal accommo- dation at Yeuk Chi School, Nathan Road, Kowloor.

5. Application for the deletion of No. 92, Queen's Road Central, ground floor," and the addition of No. 98, Queen's Road Central, ground floor, to the existing eating house. Licence for No. 92, -- whole house, Nos. 94, 98 and 98, first and second floors, No. 100, second. floor, Queen's Road Central

6. The usual Regular Returns.

FREE TO THE PUBLIC MACDONNELL ROAD Opposite Houses 9-11 Authorized and

and approved liter

literature on

- Christian Science may be read, 2 böräwed, or paralizada

First Church of Christ, Solantist, MANAG Hong Kong

succeeded in reaching the coast, been paid not in cash but in but that their boat was driven out Irisul shares in some. Instances to sea where, after drifting round a comparatively small value of fourteen hours was at length gift stock soared to many times its sighted by a Portuguese steamer original worth

of which the captain, to the After the summing up by Judge sailors asserted, refused to take James J. Wakerson at the Federal them on board when he learnt Court, the Jury will consider ite they were Frenchmen. Transocean Quo Min

verdict on November 22

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