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PREMISES TO LET

"PEAK. MANSIONS:/

5-roomed flats,

6 roomed fata.

PRINCE EDWARD ROAD

DISTRICT.

14 roomed data,

4-8 roomed resideaccs.

CHEONG SHA WAN:

1-3 roomed fata.

KOWLOON CITY:

1-roomed fats.

FLATS TO LET

10 LET- Flat No "Kellett Tour, 126, The Peak. Foar Rooms, Flush System. Separate Kitchen. Servante Quarters. All

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First Church Of

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"Sacrament was the subject of the Lesson Sermon in all Chur- day July 14th, 1935. ches of Christ. Scientist on Sun-!

OF

THE SANITARY BOARD

To-morrow's

Meeting

At to-morrow's meeting of

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1. Application for an offensive trade licence (cleansing shark ans) at. No. 19, Des Voeux Road West, third cor...

2. Application for an eating house licence at No. 332, Shang- hai Street, ground floor.

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3. "Application for

Road Central, ground floor, house cence at No. 84 Des Voeux

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4 Regular Returns:- (a) Report from the Honour- able Director of Mellcal and Sanitary Services for the water supply of the Colony for the month of June, 1935. (b) Rat Return for the weeks ending 22nd and 29th June, 1935. (c) Health Bulletin of Eastern Ports from the. Honour- able Director of Medical and Sanitary Services for the weeks ending 22nd and 29th June; 1935. (d) Health Return from the League of Nations, East- ern Bureau for the weeks ending" 8th

and 15th

June, 1935.

(e) Mortailty Return for Hong Kong for the wecks end- ang 18th, 23rd and 30th June, 1935.

(1) Summary of Icences. per- mits and exemptionis granted and refuses by

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The Golden Test was, "Whether therefore ye eat or drink, whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God" (1 Cor: 10: 31).

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day's play in the third Cricket bond or free; and have been all Mr, Richard Sickert, the famous

London, June 26, Tes, Match Relayed from made to drink into one Spirit." painter, spoke for nearly an hour Headingley Cricket Ground, (1 Cor. 12: 13). Leeds.

at the opening ceremony of an cluded the follwing passages from work of the Brighton schools, at also in- exhibition of arts and crafts, the the Christian Belenice textbook, Brighton Public Art Gallery yes-,

8.40-9 p.m.-Excerpts from Grand

Opera.

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Mr. Sickert had a dig at the -New Light Symphony Or-

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Song) -

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He ended with a story of his. wife (who was on the platform with him). When she was f years old she won a prize which was given to her by Queen Alexan- dra She did not know what to do with It, end, liking the look of someone who was with the Queen, che gave it to him. He was Ed- ward: Frince of Walest

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