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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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G.

NOTICE.

R.

hereby noticed that the

following licences and permits are due for renewal on the 1st January, 1995:-

(1) Private Ricksha & Driver

(i)

(iii) Tricycle

Licences.

Chair

1

Licences.

(iv) Public Motor Vehicle

(7) Motor Permits

Tricycles must be taken for inspec tion before re-licensing to No. 2 Police Station, Wanchai, or Tsim Sha Thui Police Station, Kowloon, between the hours of 9 s.m. kad 11 a.m., between January 2nd and January 22nd, 1935.

T. H. KING, Inspector General of Police. Hong Kong, 27th December, 1934.

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DEATH

KENNETH.-On November 11, 1934, at St. Anthony Hospital. Cheam." Surrey, England, Janetta Margaret, the widow of the late Herbert Wyntam Kenneth and beloved mother of Laurence J. Knudsen," of Shanghai, (Aged 77 years).

Editorial and Business Office: 11

Ice House Strook Tel. 30951.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1934

PEACEFUL UNIFICATION PROFESSIONAL TENNIS

IN CHINA

Mr. Wang Ching Wei's Radio Talk

Night Editor (Wanchai Offfes)*|[Special to the "Hong Kong Dalis

Tel. 94811.

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London Office: 83, Flest Street,

6.0.

The Daily Press.

HONO KOMO, Decemure' 28, 1934.

Press" (Copyright.}] ||

Nanking, Dec. 27. In a half hour speech entitled Peaceful Unification"

delivered Nanking Central Radio At the Station last night, Mr. Wang Ching Wel reafirmed national polley

and outlined the five-point pto- gramme contained in the man- festo jointly issued on November 27 by himself and General Chiang Kai Shek, which was adopted at the Afth plenary session.

Reiterating the aims to abjure RESCUED FROM IDLENESS ferences, he declared that the forcible settlement of internal dif-

Much

features of the

the

polley should not be misunder-

attention has been en-

stood as Government's admission gaged over the controversial of either weakness or apathy. In

order to struggle, against Unemployment Act, which became law in England crisis, China must attain national THE FAN ING HUNT" & last June. But too little has been strength equalling the world's best

RACE CLUB,

said about one of its phases which countries, which is only possible provided that all unemployed girls through avoidance of energy was- and boys between the ages of 14 tage in civil wars and conserving and 18 might be required to go

NOT

OTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members will be held at the Board Room of Mosers Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd., on Thursday, the 3rd January, 1985, at 12 o'clock Noon.

By Order of the Committee,

THOMSON & CO.,

Chartered Accountants,

Secretaries.

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ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE. STANLEY.

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HE New Term will Open January 2nd. Entrance Exam nation for New Students, Saturday, December 29th at 9.30 am.

For Prospectus, for Day-boys and Boarders, Apply to Li Hoi Tung, Esq.. Banker & Co., Bank of China Building, (Tel. 20662) or to The Warden,

Sr. STEPHEN'S VOLLEGE," STANLEY.

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CYCLOPROPANE

New Safe & Speedy Anaesthetic

il

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Dec. 7.

A new anaesthetic-cyclopropane --which "may possibly fulfil the hitherto unattained Ideal of the safety and speed of nitrous oxide -('laughing gas") combined with the calm and quiet relaxation of chloro- form." is described in the current "Lssue

of the "British Medical Journal." with a report upon early trials in Crest Britain.

Cyclopropane was originally used in Toronto a few years ago. It is a colourless gas, slightly heavier than air, with a sweetish adour not un- like chloroform. It is non-irritat- "ing to the air passages and causes Jittle, if any, changes in the blood pressure or blood chemistry. pushed to excess, signs of respira tory dimculty show themselves be- fore heart failure occurs. From all these aspects the new gas appears to be a useful advance.

If

through

corses

· at.

Juvenile centres Education authorities are now endeavouring to meet the new demand on thein services.

It should be understood that this far-reaching reform is not an experiment. Bince 1918 it has

PANAMA DROPS

TARIFFS

been pursued under a number of Virtual Free Trade

ex-

acts of Parliament which provided that unemployed boys and girls under certain circumstances should be required to attend instruction schools. The perience helped to save thousands of young persons from that loss of morale which so often results from unemployment. Crime among them was infrequent. Character and physique Improved,

This being the lesson taught by prolonged experiment the exten- son of young unemployed is A reform which should have lasting effects

the service to all the

Created

ordination

AT WEMBLEY

Complete Success

Anno Domini was the cause of Tilden's defeat; but never before in this country has he fought harder to win a match.

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Dec. 12. strength by centralisation and cow. T. Tiden's first big "profes- sional law tennis tournament Commenting on

current Press.

staged at the Wembley Empire controversies over the desirability Fool, proved to be a complete suc- of Gictatorship he asserted that

cess both from the spectacular and party tutelage should not be con- anancial considerations. And des- fused with dictatorship. the formatte the fact that London was en-" er aiming at democracy while the veloped in the worst week's 10g latter almed at autocraEY.

Citing the case of Italy, Mr. Wang Ching Wei said that during

known for many years

Twice in the last set he held the game point to level the score at five all."

vellous fellow in the way that he Nusslein was a perfectly mar-

returned with interest so many of Tilden's wide-fung shots to the

NEWS SUMMARY

- The China Light and Power Co.. Ltd, held their Annual General Meeting yesterday"when Mr. A, H. Compton presiding, reported a suc- cessful year of steady progress,