1936-02-18 — Page 4

PREMISES TO LET.

TO LET-HALF GARAGE

Garden

M. N. DA HILVA, 17, Garden Boad.

Apply to P.

[1049

FLATS TO LET

TO LET FLATS A TOIA MANSION 16, Macdonnell Road, with modern conveniences, desir able locality. Apply: XAVIER BROS., LTD. Tel. 24793. Dr 23318

[3383

HOUSE TO LET.

"Talett Hotes, 196, The

LET-From First April-Flat Į Peat, Four Room, Flash System, Separate Kitchen, Servanta Quarters, All Modern conveniences. Apply DEACONS.

(1048

PIANO TUITION

P Parts Conservatory of Music

TRIVATE LESSONS Graduate of

(Pupil of Mms. Marguerite Long) offers rapid progress to PIANO

·EFFICIENCY. Terms moderate. Write 187, Prince Edward Road Phone 58111

FOR SALE Special printed Envelope Commemorating the inauguration of the Air Mail Barvice

by Pan American Airways from MACAU to AMERICA.

at 20 cts. per Envelope GRACA & CO.

• No. 19, WINDHAM STREST,

HONG KONG

The Most Comprehensive Survey Yet Compiled of Reconstructional Progress in Modern China

RECONSTRUCTION IN CHINA

EDITED BY TANG LEANG-LI

CONTENTS

Chap. I-Political Rehabilitation.

-Aims and Machinery of

Reconstruction.

III—Industrialization. IV-Educational Reforma.

V-Athletic Progress, VI-Public Health and Social

Belief...

VII-Cultural Reconstruction. VIII-The Law and Its Enforce

ment.

XI~The Banking System.

Railway Development. XI-Road Construction. XII-Commercial Aviation. XIII-Mercantile Marine. XIV-Posts, Telegraph,

Telephones.

IV Reral Behabilitation. XVI--Town-Planning and

Municipal Development. XVII-National Feleace.

XVIII-Miscellaneous Fregress.

Royal Boù-440 pages-Cloth Cover

With 190 pages of Half-Tone Illustrations and 8 Mapa.

Price: In China $15 (postage 30 cents)

Abroad G.810 (post free)

Orders received at:

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS OFFICE

Publishers:

CHINA UNITED PRESS 299 SZECHE ROAD, SHANGHAI

Omarionys, Connlock, Bar-vine

and Luxuries of Modern Hotel Construction

に

THE HOTEL RIVIERA

MACAU

Cable Address:— Riviera, Macan."

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1936.

If It's anything in PHOTOGRAPHY We have it

CAMERAS

for Stilly and Movies, PHOTO SUPPLIES of every Description.

A. TACK & CO.

· 19 · Del Toeak Bond, Central,

THE

**SILENT GUIDE **

TELLS THE WORLD!

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undanighed have st

*Instructions

TO BELL T

"PUBLIC AUCTION ··

ON

WEDNESDAY,

** FEB. 19, 1986

Comicuscolo at 11.00 AM.

Ai Taka SALES ROOM, DUDDELL STREET.

1 Electric Machine

1 Electric Motor

18 Cases Butter

4 Cases Mustard

4 Barrels Soap Flake

1 Barrel Soda Ath

1 Barrel Shampoo Powder

1 Barrel Stearic Acid

مله

Gramophone Motors & Accesso Electric Goods, Elastoplast Dressing's and Plastars, etc., të.

A Quantity of Valuable Household Bad Office Furniture.

TERMS-CASH ON DELIVERY,

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS

AND

CHINA OVERLAND TRADE REPORT

ILLUSTRATED

PRINTED IN GOOD QUALITY PAPER OVER 40 PAGES

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

FULL REPORTS

OF

LOCAL NEWS, SPORTS, GOSSIP, TRADE, ETC.

30 CENTS A COPY

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, LTD.

ICE HOUSE ST.

TEL 80251.

TO-DAY'S RADIO

PROGRAMMES

Broadcast by Z.B.W. ....

*

On 355 Metres

12.30 to 2.15 nm--European record

ed programmed

1 p.m.-Local time and weather re-

1.30 pm-Reuter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Press news, etc

2,15 pm Closs down.

4 to 7 pm Chiuese programme.

7 to 11 p.m.-European proSTAMME. 7 to 7.17 p.mp

Songs by Sir Harry Lauder

COURT NEWS

London, Jan. 22

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

will, however, be brought in by

I understand that the King has lit, Baldwin,

signed an Order in Council, which It is a strict rule that any mPUBLIC AUCTION.

will be promulgated ti due course, sare emanating from the King manicury the rin of admirer on to phải nhac be boirot in by the Fleet, writes a correspondent. Prime Minister. Such messages On his accession, his Malesis | are extremely rare. Most of the became, as Sovereign, head of the messages from the King are in Fighting Services. He held. how-reply to previous addresses, from ever, only the rank of admiral, the House, Mortgage

If the precedent of King George After the House has passed its is followed with respect to his address of condolence with the Army "rank" the procedure will be King, his "scknowledgment will be somewhat different

brought back by Major Davies:

IN THE BIRTHDAY HONOURS The King is now a general

was his father on his accession.

The Army Council then made a'

1. Tve something in the bottle | subanission to the King that he

for the morning.

might be pleased to take the rank of Deld-marshal. This was gazett ed in the following Birthday Honours

2. Mr. John Mackay.

3. It's are thing to sing.

4. Wo parted on the Shore.

7.17 to 7.30 pm-

A Cello Recital by. Pablo

1. Gavotte Tendre (Hillemacher)

MAH E Undermigned have recent

instructions from

THE KORTGAGEE

TO SELL ST

PUBLIC AUCTION

Mr. Baldwin will not wear uni- form to perform ceremony. He is not a Court oficial like the Vice- TUESDAY, FEB. 18, 1936 Chamberlain,

LAST APPEARANCE IN PERSON I said yesterday that the King's last visit to the House of Commons dai to hear the Peace Plan debate ör Dec. 20, and that his next visit The field-marshals then waited to the Houses of Parliament, would on the King, and the sentor of be at the opening of the new ses them handed him the baton of bission in the autumn, dan b rant

His Majesty, however, will never In the Gazette," however, King see the House of Commons again. George's rank was antedated to By the law of the Constitution he May 6, the day of his accession. cannot enter the Lower House,

For the Royal Air Force a pre-There is only one occasion on The 11th of a series of "Edtica-cedent remains to be created. The which he holds communication tional Talka" by Uncle Mde. King is Air Chief Marshal. The with this House directly and ex- 7.40 to 6 pm-

highest rank is Marshal of the clusively. This is when in the an- Royal Air Force.

2. Menuet (Debussy),

3. Apres un Reve (Faure),

4. Chanson Villageoise (Popper). 7.30 to 7,40 p.m.→→

From the Stadio

Song Memories"

Turies of not-so-long-ago.

Drury Lane Memories,

Love Tales (arr. E. Hall).

ME. BALDWIN'S. «BROADCAST As those who have followed the Frime Minister's career as a spea 8 pm-Local time and weather re- must have expected, he was,

port, closing total stock quota-at his best in his broadcast tribute tions.

6.05 to 8.30 pm-

From the Studio A Jazz Plano Recital by

Cameron.

to the ste King.

“The Seckaton called for just that Simplicity and almost conversa Billal note which Mr. Baldwin

8.30 to # pa—“Gymphony No. 101 in D Minor ("The Clock")

(Hagin).

9 to 9.15 p.m.-A Relay of the Daventry News Bulletin (Copy- right by Riter).

9.15 to 0.35 -

Variety Bong-Red Bails in the Sunset

Al Bowlly.

knows so well how to employ with out becoming indignified.

3.

nual speech from the throne, in the House of Lords he addresses the paragraphs dealing with the estimates to the members of the House of Commons"

For the future the King's only

Ar 12 O'CLOCK NOON.

AT THE SALES ROOM, DUDDELL STREET."

The Steam Launch “Ah Sun"; Licence No. 103 as she now lies in the TYPHOON SHELTER, MONGKOK, KOWLOON

TERMS :-As CustomarY.

LAMMERT BROS., AUCTIONEERS

personal contact with the course PUBLIC AUCTION

of debates, which he frequently listened to as Prince of Wales, will be through the daily report of Vice-Chamberlain of the the

Household.

·BOB AND GAFJÄR

ne who shared the affections of My Mustration to-day shows

their Royal masters One is King George's Labrador Bob. The other is Caesar, who was not least in the circle of King Edward VII.'s friends.

я

· Ive, colloquiál "do,” as in tha

ectively here and there phrase “I do feel," was employed

From first to last he used no word that would not have been readily understood by all classes.

A CLASSICAL ÄLLUSION Once or twice he permitted him- Accordeon Bolo-Lulu's Back in Belf a literary touch, as when he Bob had more responsible Town—George Scott-Wood: said that to famous men all the position He was King Georges Instrumental Hawaiian Para-World is a seppichre”—a quotation favourite personal shooting dog, dise-Andy Tona and his from Pericles's famous funeral and had been bred at Sandring- Islanders.

ham oration, Bong Cheek to Cheek-Ginger His picture of the new King He invariably accompanied his

Rogera

tearing one of the heaviest bur-master to Balmoral. As befitted Organ Solo-Funeral March of a dens that can rest upon the his occupation Bob has lived a Marionette-Sydney Gustard.houlders or fatible and mortal separate existence with King Virginstead Conway Fest man went home. Bo, too, did his George's loader, Amas

-Les Allen and his Canadian teeling remark about the cares Caesar, on the other hand went

Bachelors.

borne by King George that he everywhere with King Edward VI. 9.35 to 10 p.m.-

knew how lonely were the heights He could be seen following the wherean great men stood;

King in the Rue de la Part or at A Pianoforte Recital by Harty I noticed that Mr. Baldwin Biarritz. On his collar he bore

Ore."

coughed twice and paused slightly. the words, "I am Caesar, the King's That he should have spoken with dog

When King Edward VIL was Jost a friend as well as a Sover- borne through London on his Inst eign, was only natural. He was in journey Caesar was led with the close souch with the late King as Royal charged after the comp. MarrPrime Minister for about six My picture of him was taken on

years almost as long as Lord Ox- that occasion. ford and about the same time as Mr. Lloyd George.

From the Studio

PROGRAMME

1. Sonate No. 27 in E Minor deep emotion, as one who had

Beethoven.!

(a) Con Vivacita, (b) Non troppo presto. 2. Gavotte Valentini

Or.

Gavotte-Gluck (arr. Brahms)

3. The Erl King-Schubert (ar

Liszt)..

10 p.m.-Big Ben,

10 to 10.35 p.m. Dance Music:

10.35' to 10.50 p.m.--

A Relay from" Daventry.

A Talk on "Imperial Affairs" By

H.. V. Hodgson.

16.50 to 11 pm-Dance Music.

11 pm. Close down,

BERLIN PROGRAMME

8.05 p.m.-Call DJA, "DJB, DJ

(Germ, Engl)

German Folk Song.

Programme

Engl.).

Forecast (Gerth.

9.15 p.m.-Folk Sorig Singing by the

Hitler Youth

930 p.m.-Flags and Ensigns.

Manuscript: Fritz Winter-Rud!

101.

9:45 p.m.--News in English on. DOW

and in Dutch on DJB, DIN-

13 pm-Concert by the Berl

Philharmonier

Couchicted by Willem Mengel-

berg.

Boloist: Berjer" Rachmaninof. 11.15pm-News in German h DJA, DJB, DJN. Close doin DJE.

THE CITY PROCLAMATION –

I heard the prociamation of the

THE

IE. Undersigned have recei

Tastihotions

TO BILLY

PUBLIC AUCTION

THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1936

Comnotrà at 2:30 PM

AT THE BALES ROOM, No. 35, HANKOW ROAD, KOWLOON

QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising

Teak Dining Roots & Bed Room Furniture, Office Furniture, Chester- phones & Records, Glass & Brass field Buiten, Carpet & Rug, Gramo- Ware, Pictures Ortements, Clocks, Porcelain E. P. Ware, ëtë.,"

ako

A FEW PIECES OF BLACK WOOD FURNITURE

hand:

PURPOSEFUL DELIBERATION The Premier spoke with extra ordinary alowness. His average speed did not exceed 50 or 60 Palace goes back only to Hano· One “Ezbar" Touter, 5 Beater Motor words a minute, as compared with verian times, the ceremony in the the 150 or 200 words a minute City must date from the early spoken by many people in conter-Middle Ages.

King at the Royal Exchange, One "Singer" Sewing Machine While the practice of proclaiming Two-Hand Sewing Machines the new King at St James's One Radio Set

יך -ו

sation and some public speakers. There was a good deal of specu

He could have been reported lation as to the identity of the the only car which had quite easily in longhand Foreign-occupant of the only ers listening in must have been no number plate. aurprised to find that English for He got out oppo

opposite the Mansion once was fairly easy.

House and walked across to the Simple Though his style is Mr. Royal Exchange. Baldwin's cadenc are unusual. LA Daywright friens used. Estud

Egain and

Be

11.30 p.m.-Reports of the Olymble an

Winter Games.

11,45 pm-spill the Hall with

Joyful Call!”

The German Choral Union conc

ducted by Rudolf Lamy, B 11.18 Q.h-News Lin English Kid

DJA and in Dutch on DJN. (12:30 am) Cióss DJA, DIN (Germ.

Engl.

RADIO MANILA

6 p.m.

and Movie Magy

16107%

contributed ring of deep

It was Sir Arthur Erskine, the Crown, Equerry of the Fogal Meis Department.

LORD MAYOR'S LOYAL TOAST

After. the ceremony the Heralds and the Lord Mayor and Aldermen walked over to the Mansion House in an impressive procession,

There the Lord Mayor gave his first tosat of King Edward VILL To share toast with the members TO HIS COMMONS

of the College of Arms in their King Conis is an unusual experience.

brought I learnt one point which has no nons by direct bearing upon heraldry:

the | This was – that the

Coats have a very get

*FULL AND BALF

was

ocket

Car,

VIEW FEOR WEDNESDAY, THE 19TH FEBRUARY, 1836.

TERMS

LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS-

ATH OF KIRKCALDY

JOURNALIST

Hion of

by Mo

ose who diplomalian

should of

Honour of King Edward's

James Strachan