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5 to 8 p.m.---European Programme, to 1.30 pm-Hong Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra (by courtesy of the Management). to 7 p.m.-

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From the Studio A Recital by Professor ́N, A.

Tonoff's Violle Students.

Programme.

1. Melodie No. 6 by Berlot-Miss

G. Grosswhite.

4. Concertino by Accolay--Mr. -·|

Seidler.

3. Nocturno No. 2 by Burgmiller

Mrs. K. B. Lewis (Viola),"

4. Variations by Tartini-Xrels-

ler-Mrs Schroeder, Chaconna by Vital-Mr. H. Evelie.

At the Piano Mrs. H. Evelle, p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-

tions...

7.93 to 7.30 p.m.--

Light Opera and Musical Comedy, Selection-Tom Jones (German). Songs-If Love were all ("Bitter

Sweet") Coward) Zigeuner. {"Bitter Sweet "

(Coward)-Peggy Wood Sopra-

no).

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Vocal Gems-No, No Nanette Rose Marie. Selection-Belle of New York. 7.30 to 8 pm.-

ALL WORLD'S MAILS

Will Be Air Borne?

ATTACK ON HAIG

Lloyd George Taken To Task

promoter of the Centenary (Special Air Mail Service)

Singapore, March 18. Sir MacPherson Robertson, the

race to Australia, which he pre- 'sented a valuable cup, arrived in Colombo the other day in the Otranto, on his way to London with Lady Robertson.

Str MacPerson Robertson is de- scribed as Australia's chocolate king, being the sole proprietor of Mac Robertson, the confectionery manufacturers, a firm he founded hard many years ago, after a struggle as a boy of 14,yearning 25. 6d. a week.

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Speaking to a reporter on boara the Otranto, Bir MacPherson sald he was naturally delighted with the great success of the Air Race, and was particularly pleased that two British competitors, Scott and Black, had won the event,

AIR RACE

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"I am sorry," he said, "for the poor shipping companies; because I have not the slightest doubt that when the present mail contracts

the terminate, all

Governments will, in all likelihood, arrange with the Air Liries for the carriage of the mails.

"You can see that from a study of the building programmes of the various Lines-all building aero- planes not only to carry passen- gers but malls........

"The Centenary Race showed that with suitable planes mails could be carried in much less time than, in ships."

ANTARCTIC WHALING Sir MacPherson Robertson then referred to one of the objects of his trip to London.

Variety. Songs-Lover of my Dreams -Mad Dogs and Englishmen-Noel He Intended, while in England

Coward (Baritone)...”

to arouse the interest of promin- Instrumental-Happy as the Day ent people there in the great A

is Long-Ramona and Her farctic regions, the object being to Grand Piano

form & company to organke at Raisin' the Rent-Roy Bargy least a whaling Industry, «

and Ramona

Gracie Fields' Medley. Orchestra-When Day is Done. Vocal Duet-What a Little moon- light can do ("Road House ")

Layton and Johnstone.

8 pm-Local Time and Weather

Report.

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10.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Mid-day Press News, Further London Stock and Commodity Quotations.

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It was his opinion that a great future lay in the whaling industry In those regions, and he thought that the time had come when con- certed action should be taken "in the matter.

It was the best whaling region in the world; whales weighing. over 100 tons had been captured from time to time.

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(Piano)

Carles Carlisle (Tenor).

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2. Songs I envy the Moon→→ You've got me crying again.

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you-Medley.

4. Songs Why can't, this night go on forever?-Farewell to arms...

9.30 p.m--Reuter Press Bulletins, Loridon 1 pm. Stock and Com- modity Quotationis.

Sir MacPherson Robertson is 73 years of age.

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London, March 6.

At the annual conference of the Metropolitan Area of the British Legion,, on Saturday, Adml. Sir Henry Bruce moved. the following resolution: That this conference

resents Mr. Lloyd George's gross attack on the personal. character of our founder, Earl Haig, a man no longer able to defend him- self"

The resolution was carried amid tremendous applause."

Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton was re- elected area president, and pre- sented with an album containing the signatures of all the council officers of the branches, in the Metropolitan area.

Adml Sir Henry Bruce was "re- elected chairman."

Messages, to Lady Halg Speaking at the annual dinner of the Swanses British Legion on Saturday, the Countess Haig sald she had received letters and resolutions from hundreds British Legion branches, and every one stated that the men had com- plete trust in her husband, the late Field-Marshal.

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"His difficulties seemed almost impossible, but knowing the men he had behind him he felt. inspired all through the war in his leadership."

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A message frm Australla states that golf caddies are still talking with wonder, of the generosity of the American professionals who played in the recent Melbourne centenary tournament, says S home sports writer.

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