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PREMISES TO LET

PEAK MANSIONS:

5-roomed fata.

PRINCE EDWARD ROAD

DISTRICT,

14 roomed flats,

48 roomed residences.

CAMBAY BUILDINGS:

2 & 3-roomed Eats: #

CHEUNG SHA WAN:

1-8 roomed flats.

KOWLOON CITY:

1-roomed flats.

PREMISES TO LET.

ODOWNS TO LET-One large

APPLY:

CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT

FRENCH BANK BLDG., 5, Queen's Road, Central, Phone: 21063.

WANTED KNOWN,

BIE

DIEN Jolie Perfect Foundations ➡ Garment also Corsola, Brassieres. Medical Belts made to order, quality and ficting guaranteed. ROLANDE SARRAULT." Kayapally Building, Fifth Floor,

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concrete 2-storied godown, floor space about 14,000 sq. ft. at No. 200, Hennessy Road. Two large godowns each about 8,000 sq. ft. at Nos. 145 & 147, Gloucester Road. Occupation from 1st Jan, 1936; Two large godowns each about 2.000 sq. ft. in King Ming Rond. | APARTMENTS WANTED Causeway Bay, opposite Menses. Butterfield & Swire's Coal Godown..

Apply Kwong Bang Hong Ltd.,

P. O. Box No. 380,

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FLATS TO LET

To

NO LET FLATS ATICIA MANSION 16, Macdonnell Road, with modern conveniences, desir able locality. Apply: XAVIER BROS.

· LTD. Tel. 99799 or 23916.

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Wurnished Flat in Kowloon Dear Chatham Road. Write with full particulars to Box No. 9898 c/o Hong Kong Daily Press.

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Four Songs by Richard Tauber (Tenor)

1. Good Night, Oh! My Love!

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In a Monastery Garden (Ketel-

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Irish Rhapsody (Herbert).

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Belection-The Cat

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Elected Grand Master Soon after his death as they can

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Mr. C. K. Ogden the nventor o Basic English, believes that our vocabularies are too large,

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Press) says Mr. Ogden, has a vo- cabulary of 25,000 words.

Even the average London wad- tress uses the unnecessarily large number of 7,000 words.

As for Mr. Winston Churchi. who has probably the largest vo- he is incorrigible. cabulary of any British politician,

conveniently do so, to make pay- ment without interest, free of a death duties, to the Annuity Fund of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, of a legacy of £2,000 to be applied (Special "Air Mail Service)

to the purposes for which the fund

Mr. Churchill's working vocabu- London, Nov, D.

is applied." Sir Iain Colquhoun of Colquhoun It was Intimated that Major Rtimates Mr. Ogden, who adde Win- lary is 25,000 to 30.000 words, es- and Lass. Bt., 'DS.O., was a H F. Moncrief had presented ston's potentias vocabulary is: 50. quarterly communication of the

Grand Lodge a service of plate 000 to 68,000 words.. which had been presented to his the Freemasons' Hall George late father by The Lodge of Holy Street, Edinburgh, yesterday, un-rood House (St. Luke) Edinburgh, animously elected Grand Master No. 44, and it was agreed to ex Mason for the ensuing yERT.

tend the thanks of the brethren to Brother Moncrieff for his generous gift.

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But can you blame them when the study of ants alone makes them learn 16,000 new words. Brother John Bayne MacDonald" Mr. Ogden belleves that every Bir rain said that he thanked the was appointed Provincial Grandthing can be expressed in 850 members with all sincerity for the Master of Perthshire East; Brother words. very high honour they had con- Frank Graham Macdonald was ferred on him. All he could pro-appointed District Grand Master mise them was that he would en of New Zealand South; and Bro Aitken, James M. Carruthers, J. One Very Fine Set of Black- deavour to do his best.

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was reappointed District Grand Ross Sutherland, RF Calder, wood and Cloadwood (Chee George L. Harkness, David Ben-

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Junior vote of thanks was awarded nett, William M. Rose, Jackson Tan) Tables and Chairs, and Grand Warden-Capt. J. C. Ste- to the Rev, A. Wylie Smith on his Hames, Robert Fyfe, Daniel Ro-One Pair Famille Rose wart; Senior Grand Chaptain-retirement from the Provincial bertson, Charles L. Clark, Walter Plates (Estate of the late. Rev. John Chambers: Junior Grand Mastership of Perthshire Laidlaw, George Ness, Davidson

Lady Chater). Grand Chaplain.Rev. G. K. Stur-East, and to Brother Frederick Scott, J. K. Hamilton, George F rock Clarke; Senior Grand Deacon Joseph Williams or his retirement Caldwell, John M'Gregor, John A Few Pieces of Fine Dr. R. T. Halliday; Junior Grand from the District Grand Master-Inglis, James Lothian, A. N. Turn Cherrywood Furniture and Deacon the Earl of Galloway: ship of New Zealand South, for 3. C., Lilley, and James A. Stable. Select Lot of Old Chinese

bull, Colin (8, M. Swanson, Francis Grand Architect-George Lyall; their services to the Scottish Brother William J. Gray was Grand Jeweller-Arthur J. Ram- | Craft.

and Japanese, Curios. say; Grand Bible-bearer-Thomas

One Bagatelle Table- Hart; Grand Director of "Cere- montes James B, M. Grieve: Grand Lodge re-appointed the

almost Grand Bard D. Lowe Turnbull; following brethren at present Grand Sword-bearer--Lieutenant forming the Board of Grand Bte Colonel E. M. Benzie: Grand wards: Brothers Oswald Fergus Director of Music T Paterson William Lamb; Grand Organist--W. Martin M'Intyre,' Hobkirk: Grand Marshal Dr. Fisher, Robert C. Smith, John F. Douglas R. G. Radford;" Grand Telfer William T. Smith, John Inner Guard - Peter Ferguson: Bethune, Alexander Anderson, Lt. | Grand Tyler-Alexander Gillies.

LEGACY TO ANNUITY FUND

BOARD OF GRAND STEWARDS

FMorrison, Daniel Allen M'Nell, Peter

appointed to complete the board

Brother William Strachan Mal-

loch was appointed to an a vacancy in Grand Committee.

to the period from November 29. It was reported that the income 1994 to October 18 last amounted to £8,814 48.2d, an increase of 438 10s 94 as compared with year 1933-34.

Col. J. G. Robertson, Charles H Birse, Walter G. Cunningham.

Bad, Bad Case John F. Mitchell, Peter Shearer, First Hobo What Ter reading Murdo Cambell, John Hewat Os- In that book that's worrying yer wald Barclay, Alexander Todd," | so?”

A letter was submitted from the agents for the trustees of the late Brother John Adam, J.P. -stating Allan Hannah, William Gibb Mac- Second Hobo: "I've just found e that by his trust disposition and bab. Allan Morton, Charles Baird, recipe for homemade "gingerate, settlement, dated March 31, 1932, Joseph T. Fraser, James K. Birse, and I ain't got he had directed his trustees, so David Paterson; William Burt Capper's Weekly,

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