PREMISES TO LET
PEAR. MANSIONS":
5-roomed flats,
8 roomed flats.
PRINCE EDWARD ROAD
DISTRICT.
14 roomed inta
4-8 roomed residences.
CAMBAY BUILDINGS:
23-roomed Bats.
CHEUNG SHA WAN:
1-3 roomed flats,
KOWLOON CITY:
1-roomed Bats.
PREMISES TO LET. GODOWNS TO LET.--One large
APPLY:
CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT
FRENCH BANK BLDG.,
5, Queen's Road, Central. Phone: 21063,
HOUSES TO LET. concrete 2-storied godown, floor MELIX VILLAN.--- Pokfulam. space about 14,000 sq. ft, at No. 290. Immediate occupation. Charming Hennessy Road. Two large podowns Modern Residence at Moderate Rental each about 8,000 sq. ft. at present Fine Viows. Children's Playground, occupying v British American To- Sen Bathing. Frequent Bus Service. bacco Co., Occupation from 1st Jan Garage. Apply F. A. Joseph. Property 1038. Two large godowns each about Dace, Tel. No. 20910. 2,000 sq. ft. in King Ming Road, Меваги. Causeway Bay, opposite Rutterfield & Swire's Coal Godown.
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Apply -KWONG SANG NG LTD. B private grounds. 3 Commodious
G. P. O. Box No. 320.
FLATS TO LET
то
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LET FLAT NO. 4 TICIA MANSION 16, Macdonnell Road, partly furnished or unfurnished.
Apply AVIER BROS. LTD. Tel.
2:722 or23216.
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DISNEY VILLAS in extensive
heures semi-rietached. Modern sanita- tion. Tennis court, Very quiet and healthy locality. Access to sen from own grounds. Moderate rentals. Apply J. B. Joseph. Property Dept. Prince's Building. Tel. 20910.
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LET Flat No. Kellett
I Pouse, 156, Me. Peak, lett 1383 Rooms. Flush System. Separate Kitchen. Servante Quarters. All Modern Conveniences Apply DEACONS, Prince's Building.
[989
MALL CONVENIENT FLAT
Mid-Level. Apply J, E. JOSEPH, Property Dept, Prince's Building. Tel. No. 20910,
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Broadcast by Z.B.W.
on 355 Metres
12.30 to 12.15 p.m.-European pro-
gramme.
1 p.m.-Local time and weather re-
port.
1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins,
Rugby Press «news, etc.
4.15 p.m.-close down.
5 to 8 p.m.-European programma.
5 to 7 pm-Hong Kong Hotel
Dance Orchestra
1 to 1.17 p.m.
Vocal Gems
Jolly Roger.
Hermann Lohr,
7.17 to 7.30 p.m.-
The Russian Novelty Orchestra Borrowful--Waltz (Schwartz), Joys of the Past Waltz
(Schwartz).
· The Swallow Waltz. The Eroken String Walt. 7.30 to 8 p.m.-
From the Studio
A Violin and Pianoforte Hental
PROGRAMME
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
"(Through Bestars Agoner).
New York: August (14.
High Low. Close Close
QUOTATIONS
Last Today's
-Sept.
871 700
731
Montreal Silver -Dec
Silver-Official
871 748 69.10 67.2% 68.35 #7.221 1.19 off 871 879 I off
.15 off 12 ON He off PR
New York/Londen Cross-rate New York Cotton-Uet. New York Rubber-Sept. Chicago Wheat-Sept Chicago Corn
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Dow Jones Averages, High-1834/35
20 Rail
19%
LAMMERTS AUCTIONS
PUBLIC
AUCTION.
Change up Weak
THE Undersigned have received"".
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To SELL BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
Low: Aug, 13. Aug. 13. Changa 84.58 128.00 118.09 .09 up 38.38 39 up
30 Industrials
138.84.
69.00
27.11 38.00
20 Utilities:
31.03
14.39 26.01
27.47
.54 up
40 Bonda
97.47
84.73 - 96.69
96.39
II Commodity Index
65,25
41:98 33.19
51.46
07 off .73 off
Business Done: -3,360,000 shares.
Tasi Sale
Aug. 12 Aug. Li
· 16
161
213
214
284 281
121 #121
631
647.
142) 1421"
Stock & Dip" Gold Dust (1.20) Goodyear Int. Cement Int. Nick (.60) Int. Tel. & Tel. Johns Manville Kennecott (.151) Loow's (2)' Lori. (1.20) Mont, Ward
211 21+
1. Fantasie "Rigoletto."--Verdi | Am, Waterworks (1) 15 2. Song "Sta" as the Night "---
Am Waterworks $6 Bobm.
3. Piano Solo - "Prelude from
Sulte In A Minor."-Debussy.
4. Violin Solos-- *
**Cavatina."-Kaff.
pret (6) ..** Anaconda Copper
Atch. T and, 8. F.
531 (28d.)
Automobile 26 Auburn
151 Baltimore & Ohio 5. Song- Believe me if all those Bethlehem Steel charms Boeing Airplane endearing young
"Hungarian Dance."-Monte.
Moore.
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TUESDAY,
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AUGUST 20, 1935
COMMENCING AT 5.15 P.M.
AT TERIE SALES ROOM,
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LAMMERT BROS..
A COTIONEERS.
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TO SELL BY
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AUGUST 17, 1985
Stock & Div.
Adams Express
Last Sale Aug. 12 Aug. 13
8
Amen Can (4)
Am. Cyanamid "B"
(.25dr.)
21.
Am. For. Pwr
78
Am. For. Pwr $7 1st
Pt.
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*411 42
TERMS: CASH ON DELIVERY,
Am. Locomotive
171
by Miss Ruby Waldron and Miss Ottilia Derwin.
Am Radiator
181
162 1839
241 241
73
724
Am. Smelting
43
432
-351
357
Am. T. and T. (9)... 1377 Am. Tob "B" (5)
1401
Nat City Bk. 11
314"
· 317′′.
891 983
Nat Da P. (1.20)
151
151
151
Nat. Distillers
261
261
NAL PWI. Lt. (.80)...
112
121
781 77
K.Y. Central
231
231
174
N. Amer. (50c. 4%%)
23
231
4
Pac. Gas (1.50)
271
271
531
Pac. Ltng. (3)
431
434
20+
Packard Motors
47"
153
Penn. Rly. (1)
231
284
36+
381
Phil. Petro (1)
234
244
Borden Co. (1.60) 8 p.m.-Local time and weather re- Borg Warner (Idr.) 672
port; closing local stock quota- | Case tions.
11: 48
11
Pub. Ser N.J. (2.801
424
431
Radio Corpn.
71
Rey. Tob "B" (3)
541
547
"Schenley
32
313
8.05 to 1030 p.m.- Chinese record-
ed programme.
Canadiar Peclac Caterpillar Tract
101
10元
Sears Roebuck ...
581
581
$34
532
Boc. Vac. (80)
121 12
10.30 p.m.--Close down.
Ch. Nat. B. (1.40) 344* C'Peake Corp. (2.50)-
354*
Sr. Cal. Ed.
(1.50)
201 201
Southern Pacific
201** 201
477
Stan. Brands (1)
141
147
fl
48+
471
Stan. Cas
8
Col. Gas & Elec..... Comm Solv. (60)... 191 Comm. Sthrn.
611 11
.601
Sta Ou NJ (1)
47
484
114
Ster. Pro. (2.80)
654 67
COMMENCING At 10.30 AM.
197
Studebaker Corpo
191
187
21
Texas G. Sulp (2)
34
341
"AT THEIR SALES ROOM,
Comm Sthan. $8
cum. Ft. (6)
Transamerics (112)
8
B
No. 4, DUDDELL STREET
65.
Un. Car. and Carb
337
(1.40)
654
B
Un. Pac. Riys, (6),.
102
1022
211
Un. Aircraft Corp.
18:
171
71"
70
Un. Air Line Trans...
74- 71
*291 287
United Corpa,
5
6
1101
110
Uni, Gas Impr. (1.20)
17.
171
171
Univ. Leaf Tob." (2)
82
U.S. Indus. Alcohol... 44
421
76
U.S. Rubber
15
142
Fox Film "AN
'Gen. Elec. (60) Gen. Foods (1.89)... Gen. Motors (Idi Gen. Rly., Sigs (1)
161 164 31
U.8. Steel
431
44
311
Venddium
15+
151
1367 367
Warner Bros. Picts.
5
51
441 34
442
West E. & M. (.65)..
661
661
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PUBLIC AUCTION, 6.30 to from ZEK.
of
Property The Valuable Leasehold altuate at Victoria in the Colony of Hong Kong and registered at the land. Office as Subtection 3 of Section G of Marine Lot No. 1 together with the Premises thereon known as
No. 4, KWONG YUEN STREET EAST
To be Sold
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TUESDAY, THE 20TH DAY 07
AUGUST, 1915,
Ar 3.30 P.M.
by
MESSES, LAMMERT BROTHERS, AUOMONKEES,
AT THEIR SALESROOM,
No. 4, DEDDELL STREET,
VICTORIA, HONG KONG.
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ditions of Sale, Apply to
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Mortgagres Solicitors,
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or to
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WANTED.
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10 pm-European pro- C'Peake Corp. and 48 "gramme
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Military Band Music Zampa--Overture (Herold, arr.
Godfrey.
Silver Trumpets-Grand Proces
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The Smithy in the Wood
(Michaells)
The Turkish Patrol (Michaels)."
· Nautical Moments (arr. Winter).
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Du Pont (2.607). Stec. Bond Share 167 Elec. Bond $35. FT (5) - 'Copy-Elec. Bond $6 P! (8) 741
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9.15 to 9.30 p.m.
An Instrumental Variety
Programme Xylophone Solo-Rio de Janerio.
Rudy 'Starita.
Banjo Solo-Three Little Words:
-Len Fillis
Hawaiian-On the Beach
Waikiki.Waikiki Stone-Wall
Boys.
Accordeon Solo-Sedibal-May-
rice Alexander.
Banju Solo-Old Black Joe.-
Richard Choy.
9.30 to 10 p.m.-Latest Dance Hits. 10 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins. 10.05 p.m-Close down.
RADIO MANILA
€ p.m.-"Cooking School of the Air, conducted by M. Hedrick. 6.30 p.m.--Spanish Informational
Perioa.
€.40 p.m-English Informational
Period.
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DRAWING OF STATÉ LOTTERY
More Frizes Given Under New System
Shanghai, August 9. Ticket No. 233781 drew the first urize in the thirteenth drawing of the National State Lottery which took place at the Canidrome yester. day afternoon before a large crowd Instead of 8800,000, the ticket will 6.55 pm.-Stock quotations, through entitle the holder to $250,000. The the courtesy of Swan, Culbert-change, effective this month with the introduction of the new system son and Fritz.
of holding drawings monthly in- stead of every two months, haa been made in order to increase the number of smaller prizes. Besides the first of $250,000, the prize list provides for four second prizes of $50,000 each; 20 third prizes of $10,000 each 100 fourth prizes of $2,000 each; and 300 fifth prizes of 8500 each. There are 600 prizes of $100 each. 2,999 of 850 each, and 127.000 of $10 each.
7 p.m.--Radio Shopper. 7.15 p.anti-Tubercolosis Talk
by Dr. Jose, Fabella, 7.30 pm-The "Town Crier" pre-
sents a Quarter-Hour of Me lody.
7.45 pm-Filipines Life Assurance
Co. Programme (Chain KZEG) 8 p.m.-Piano Stardust by Miguel
Velarde, Jr.
3.15 p.m.-N.E.P.A. Programme, 345 p.m.-Stock quotations and
local market reports.
0 p.m.-Say it with Music-Cielito
and Carmen 'Franquelli, 9.15 p.m.-Selected Passages from "Der Rosenkavaller by Richard Strauss.
11 p.m.-Sign of:
BERLIN PROGRAMME
9 p.m.-DJQ, DJB Announcement
(Germ., Engl.).
German Folk Song. Programme Forecast (Germ.,
>Engl).
9.15 p.m.-Joseph Haydn: Lerchen-
quartett op. 74-
The Röhn Quartet.
9.45 pm News in English on DJQ
and in Dutch, an DJBW
10 pm Current Periodicals 10.15 pm Melodies from Oldtime
Bong Flays
Heinz Herkommer: Tenor. Beatrice von Roedern. Soprano, The Erich Schneidewind Orches
J.
BRITISH SUBJECT BOUND OVER
A QUANTITY OF
MISCELLANEOUS
Consisting of:
GOODS
Piece Goods, Sugar Candy, White Sugar, Compoy, Awabi, Mussels, 613 Cattle Fish, China Ware, Old Rub...
ber Tyres, Needles, Art. Silk Yarn, Stockings, Singleta. Handkerchiefs, Bubber Toys, Saccharin, Bird Nest Fish Mawa, Silk Personalwears, etc., etc.
Kbaki Helmets, Coats, Trousers, Shorts, Caps, Boots, Breeches. "Greatcoals, Felt Hats, Hosetops, etc.
Radio Set Obtained On Approval And Pawned
Shanghai, August 9. Fraucis Arthur Roche, 23. "was bound over by Mr. C. H: Haines, Registrar, under the Probation of Offenders Act for two years, under his own recognizance of $100 and one further surety of $100, when he was found guilty in H. M. Police Court yesterday of pawning a radio set which he had obtained on an proval.
18 Bundles Shark's Fins
Fishmaws
2.
22 Bottles Mineralwater:
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·TERMS :—CASH ON DELIVERY.
LAMMERT BROS.,
AUCTIONEERA
THE MEN WHO STAYED AT HOME
(Special Air Mall Service)
London, July 29, War books hitherto have been
Mr. John McNeill, outlining the. case for the prosecution after the accused had entered a plea of not guilty said that the acuumed obtain ed a radio set from the Novel Ad-written mainly by people who vertising & Trade Advancement fought in the war. But a book on Co. on May 3, and pawned it the their war expériences is now being same day. The pawnshop assistant written by a series of war resis- would identify the accused as being ters. the man who pawned, the set for It is to be called “We Did Not 880.
Fight." and will be published in Witnesses called were Mr. C. P. the autumn under the editorship Lazaroff of the radio company, of Mr. Julian Hell, Mr. Clive Bell's and Chang Jao, who identified son. Roche....
The contributors include Bir Angell," who ran the The accused here stated that he Norman wished to plead guilty to the Neutrality League: Lord Allen, charges made against him, and in who was chairman of the No Coo mitigation of his offence stated that scription Fellowship; Mr. David he had given the police the address Garnett, who worked on the land of the pawnshop. When he pawned in France with Mr. Dancan Grant. the set, he was being pressed hyand the late Mr. Francis Birrell his landlady for rent, and he had Mr James Marton, who speak every intention of returning the some weeks in gol in the inter- set at the end of the month.
vals of buliding barges for the Binding the Bocused over, the West African rivers in gl Begistrar warned him that he shipyard; Mr. Harry Pollitt, 11,15 pm-News in German on would be liable to be brought up escribes the dockers strike In
The number of the first prize fell from the three drums about 30 ininutes after the start of the draw. ng. The four and prizes were Nos. 25323, 181936, 175013 and 149657. The ten "approximation prizes," two in respect of the first prize, and eight" in respect of the four second prizes, were Nos 223780 and 233782, which will be for $8,000 each,
and Noa 253222, 181037, 175012, 149656, 253224, 181938, 175014, and 149858, for $1,000 each.
DJQ and DJB.
11.30 pm Current Events.
11.40 pm Variety Programme
with Soloists 12.15amNews in Eigliah on DIQ and in Dutch on DIB 1230 am-Close down DiQ, DJB
(Germ Engl
before the court for completion of 1920, when an attempt was made bis sentence at any time during the,
two years. He assured him, how to ship zaunitions to Poland; and ever, that if he behaved himself, Mr. Bertrand Russell this step would not be taken
The pawnshop, stated My McNeill, had been recompensed by the accused's father for the money they bad paid to his sou
Other contributors, describe from personal experience the tion tribunals, the Fri ance Unit and altern service, and the Ford Peace Ship."
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