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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1936.

"KING

OLAF"

(Continued from Page 1)

+4

HOPEI-CHAHAR COUNCIL

which were not only interesting Shanghai Banker As

but served as a fitting prologue to

a programme that delighted all who heard it.

The proceeds of last night's concert and Saturday's are being. Bevoted to the funds of the St. John's Hospital at Cheung Chau.

THE PROGRAMME

The programme was as follows: Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor -Bach-Eigar.

PART SONGS Feasting I watch. Evening scene.

Weary wind of the west. Death on the hills.

"KING OLAF*"* Introduction

Sol and Chorus-There is wondrous book."

3

No. 1. Recitative (Bass)—"Sum- mon now the God of Thundar."

The Challenge Of Thor No. 2. Chorus-"I am the God Tho

King Olaf's Return No: 3, (Tenor)-"And King Olaf heard the cry."

No. 4. Recitative (Bass)-Tell how Olaf bore the cross."

The Conversion

No. 5. Soll (Tenor and Bass and Chorus "King Olaf's prows 跆 Nidaros."

No. 8. Recitative (Bass)-"Now the child of Ironbeard dead."

Gudrun

No. 7. Sol (Soprano and Tenor and Chorus-"On King Olaf's bridal night."

No. 8. Recitative (Bass)"How the Wraith of Odin old:"

The Wraith Of Odin

No. 9. Chorus (Ballad)-"The guesta were loud,"

No. 10. Recitative-Sisters, sing

ye now the Song."

Sigrid

No. 11. Soll (Soprano and Tenor and Chorus-Sigrid sits in her high abode."

No. 12. Recitative (Bass) "Hark! she fles from Wendland forth."

Thyri

No. 13. Chorus (Ballad)—"A little bird in the air."

No. 14. Duet (Soprano and Tenor)-"The gray lend breaks to lively green."

No. 15. Choral Recitative "After Queen Gunhild's death."

No.

The Death Of Olaf

10. Chorus-"King Olaf's. dragons take the sea.”

Epilogue

So'i and Chorus-"In the Con- vent of Drontheim "

Last night's performers were:- Soprano... Irene Anderson Miller Edgar Warner

Tenor Baritone

Mrs.

A

Victor Bandera

Sopranos:

B. Addison, Mrs.

W. L. Alexander, Mrs. R. C. S. Bates, Mrs. N. E. Benniti, Miss B Budden, Mrs. Kingsley Dibley, Mrs. D. E. Evans, Mrs. R. F. John- son. Mrs. W. T. Johnstone, Mrs. A Kidd, Mrs. M. Lowe, Mrs. G. R. Lieb, Mrs. H. L. Mather, Mrs. J. A Miller, Mrs. C. E Moore, Mrs. R. L Mai, Miss C. Pegg, Mrs. G. Rutter. Mrs. A. V. Sanders, Mrs. J. E. Shepherd, Miss L. R. Sinclair, Mrs. R. A. Starling. Miss E. Schnasser. Mrs. W. J. Thompson. Miss E. Turner.

Contraltos: Miss R. A. Alabaster, Miss M. B

J. Court, Birkett, Mrs. Miss J. Flex, Mrs. E. M. Hoje, Mrs. W. P. Kenyon, Miss L Lock, Mrs. H Lockhart, Mrs. -F. Pattin- son, Mrs. G. Shiw, Mrs. E. Bauer, Mrs. F. Bchreiber, Miss L M. Biggins, Mrs. I. Starbuck, Miss M., Wood,

Tenors;

Chairman

Peiping. Oct. 15. his shoulders

the

Taking on responsibility for equitable pro- motion of Sino-Japanese economic co-operation in North Chins, Mr. Li Shih-hao, Shanghai banker, to-day assumed 'the office of Cha rman of the Economi. Com- mission of the Hopel-Chahar Poll- tical Council

Mr. Li pledged himself to pro- mote only those enterprises which would benefit North China with- out involving any loss of China's national rights. He announced

that he will be seeing Lieut.- General Tashiro. Commander-in- Chief of the Japanese garrison in North China in Tientsin" on Octo-

ber 18.

The economic development at present under consideration. he said, were cotton growing, reopen- Ing of the Lungyen iron mines and construction of a railway between Tsangchow and Shinchlachwang.— Reuter.

TYPHOID

Five cases of typhold and one of diphtheria were notified to the local" Health authorities on Wed- nesday.

ALTITUDE

RECORD

Another Attempt To

Be Made

London, Oct. 15, Flight-Lieut. Adam

has been selected by the Air Ministry to make the next attempt to Improve upon the heign; record set up last month by Squadron Leader F. R. D. Swain

The attempt will made within the next fortnight if weather per- mits

but

Flight-Lisut Adam will use a pressure suit similar to that used by Squadron Leader Swan, incorporating one or two improve- menta, including means which 10 is hoped will prevent the recur-. rence of fogging of the helmet window.

with an air-cooled engine.

He will fly the same machine

| British Wireless.

"

TYPHOON WARNINGS

The following typhoon warning telegrams were despatched from Manila at 3.15 p.ro. yesterday through the American Consulate General:

Typhoon in about 128 degrees Long. E. and 21 degrees La N.. recurving northeastward.

Typhoon in about 137 degrees Long. E. and 16 degrees Lat. N moving West.

PENSIVE

When Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Eccles were in pensive mood st Happy Valley last Saturday, the eye of the camera caught them.

More Happy Valley pictures will appear in the "Dally Press to-morrow.

↓

Coples of these photographs can be obtained by ordering from the city office of the Daily Press," Marina House, Queen's Road.

HINDU-MOSLEM RIOTING

Religious Feud In. Bombay

ا

Bombay, Oct. 15. Rioting has broken out in the Byculla area arising from the recent tension over construction of a Hindu temple in proximity to the mosque on which work began to-day.

WARSHIPS IN HARBOUR

Positions of warships 'in barbour:

yesterday were as follows:---

HMS, Dainty

FOREIGN MAILS

Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded via Siberis" if so superscribed.

FROW

Caloutta and Straits HAIPHONG JAPAN

INWARD MAILS

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100

Kutsans

18th Oct,

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18th lat.

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16th Oct

18th-Out.

17th Oct. 17th Oct.

17th Oct.

JAPAN, SHANSEAT and BUROPE via

Simaria (London, 24th September) ..... || Rawalpindi U.S.A., Canada,Japan and Bhakthat'

(Seattle, 26th September,

SLIGUR

BEATERAI and BWATOW

SEANGRAI MANILA Stilante

240

ST14178 STRAITS JAPAN JAPAN

141

U.S.A., HONOLULU, JAPAN and SpareBAT

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Hakodate Maru.....

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10th Oct

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2nd Oct.

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2310 Oct

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CALCUTTA SI STRAITS

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4th Oct.

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18th Oct.

Kome Maru

14th Oct.

Brisang

55th Oct.

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FOR

Letters for "Imperial Airways

Prz

DATE and Track

Frid. 19th,

R.M.A.

G.P:0. E.P.0.

Direct Service”-due London, 26th October.

Dorado

Let 16th, 8,3” ▲ M

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perial Airways Service”-due Darwin, 26th October. *Shanghai, #Japan, Honolulu, Canaria;,.

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November

Thursday Island-ne

Orangle..

Island, 17th Otober...

Fort Bayard

| Wine Wah"

Hoihow, Pakhoi

and

Srexits and Onlcutta

*Haiphong

Kingyuan

. ||

A and Foochow

Haiphong

Thursday

Manila, Australia and New Zealand vis

Shanghai, Japan and *EU ROPE via Siberia Enchi

Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South:

Africa, Aden. Egype and EUROPE

Kiang

Haiyang

Cantm

via Marseilles due Marseilion, 19th (|: Rawalpindi November

Leiters for "K.L.M. Service””—–

dae Amsterdam, 26th October.

Rawalpindi

Talthybius

**

Japau and "Canada-doo Viotorie B.C1),

11th November Shanybai, Jap ́n and EUROPE via Sibería drams Letters for Guam, Honolulu, and

U.S.A., by *Pan-American | Pres. Airways Service" — due San Francisco, 27th October, Manila

Amoy

Japau

SUNDAY

MONDAY

North Wall: HMS. Diana, HMS. | Swatow, Amay and FormoKA Sandwich.

South Wall: HMS. Olympus.

East Wall: HMS. Phænir H.MB,

Otus, HMS. Tarantula, HMS. Regulus.

West Wall Dock: H.M.3. Duchess, HMS. Delight, HMS. Diamond. H.M.B. Bruce.

In Dock; H.MS. Decox HMS.

The police were obliged to

number of baton Defender. Carty out charges. There have been several casualties so fat, three of which are stabbing cases:

"R. Baldwin, I. Farquhar, G. Frost, C. Leopoldt, D. L Luard. H. Lockhart, G. R. Lieb, J. E. Oulton,

Excitement is growing and lorries C. Otter, T. E Pegg. JE crying armed police are patrol- Shepherd, E. ONell Shaw, M. W.ing the streets to prevent further Scott, A. Twine. E Warner, H. R.

Hindu and Moslem clashes Reuter. Williams.

Basses:

M. HL Arnold, F. Austin, Rev. H. W. Baines, R. Dormer, P. C. Frost, P. B. Gleed, N. Henry, W. Knight. G. W. P. Kimm, C. E Moore, E. Nelson, F. Pankhurst, Dr. L T. Ride, A. V: Sanders. J. Stockton, L. Starbuck, J. B. Wilson. J. P. Ward.

+ THE ORCHESTRA First Violins:-Prue Lewis (Prin- cipal). S. Bard, F. Gonzalez, C Meter.

Second Violins: H. Evelle (Prin- cipal), E. Abraham, Barbara Brown, H. Lotery.

Violas:-P. Antonio, C. Reiner, R. A. Starling.

Cells Hida Arnold. P. Lor- signol, L. Fumazoli

Double Bass: J. Cooper.

Flute:-J. Sale..

Obor:-F. Dickenson.

Olarinets:-J.

Leaning.

HShaw,

CASUALITY LIST

Bombay, Oct. 15. Two persons were killed and sixty injured, the latter including three British, deputy inspectors of police and five constables,

Fifiy arrests have been made. Stabbing and stone-throwing con- tinue. The police are checking a mass outbreak by means of armed patrols.--

Router's Bulletin Service.

Coster.

4

Taskog, Dock: HMS, Regent. ' No. 2 Buoy: HMS, Medway and Submarines.

No. 3 Buoy: 'ELM,8. Adventure. No. 7 Buoy: HM.S. Capetown. No 8 Buoy: HMS. Duncan. No. 13 Buoy: HMS. (Lowestoft. North Arm: HMT. Lancashire. Foreign: Chinese transporta Wing Fook and Hay Jol; Chimese cruiser Tze Chiang.

KING'S VISIT TO SOUTH WALES

Tour Through Depressed Areas

་

Reg. 1fth 9:45 AM

Lat, 16th,10 %

10.30 am

100 PM Parcels 1,07% Eotters 9.00

2.00 PM 200

G.RO. & KROZ Par. Yeh,PI Reg. 17tb,8 45 AW

(Lét. 17th, 10.80 AM

Satariay, 17th, G.P.O. &

-K PO

Reg. 9.30 AM. Let. 10,00 AM-

10.เม 330P

G.P.O. &

KP.D.

Reg. $30PM Let 4.00 PM

- 4.30 PM 4.30 BOM

Sunday, 18th.

9:00 AM

Jefferson

Pres, Jaferson

Awang tung Kuteat

Conion Mori

Monday, 19th,

Snachow

· 10.30 & 30.

Pathoi

end;

· G. G. Pant DouNG OT

Tiisondari

Tuesday, 20th

fG.P.O. &

Sphinx

Salgon, Ceylon, India, fast,

and

Reg. 9.30 AM Let. 10.00 AK

G.P.O. & E.P.Q.

Foochow Fort Bayard, Hoihow.

Haiphong

.

TUESDAY Batavis and Bourabay

Letters for “Al Orient Service” ----ħie Marseilles, ist Nør. ·"

**Routh Africa, Egypt sad EUROPE

via Marsilles-dus Harseilles 18th | Sphinn og van Beg November

Bangkok via Swntow

Shanghai, Japan, Honolu, UBA, Central and South America, “Canada

13

and "EUROPE via San Francisco dne San Francisco, 10h November and "EUROPE via Siberia

*Straits___*Ceylon, Ade", Egypt and "EUROPË via Marsoilles--dae Mar- Beilles, 19th November...

WEDNESDAY

Swatownd Fuochow

traits Verion, India, East and Bouth}|

Africa

MRDE

Amoy

THURSDAY

Fordlow via BwaŁuw Manila

FRIDAY

Sandakan

London, Oct. 15. When King Edward visits the Bassoons:-L A. J. Lafford. Fspecial area in South Wales on November 18 and 19 he will travel by night from London and on ar- rival in the area his sleeping Holow, Paktoi and Haiphong coach will be taken to a siding from which the tour wl start. The following night will also be ent

Horns: F. Cox, L. Whitehouse, Trutapets:-P. White, W. Foster. Trombones:- Coward, C. Bar-

rett.

Tuba: Chartres

Timpani, Bas Drum, Side Drum, "Percussion, G'ockenspier, etc.

El Goodfellow. J. Langsford.

in a stationary train and a fur- ther tour undertaken on the sec- ond day-

-British Wiretoan,

Kalpan

Pres. Pierca

Sarpedon

1.00 PM

9.30 AM

K.P.O.

9.45 & Lettere 10 a x

Parcels

Reg Letters

1030 AM

4.00 3

· 5:00 PM 6.30 P

'G.P.O. & R.P.0

Įžar muth; V2M [tleg, #183, 9.45 AM. Lát, 2! stä10 30 AM Wednesday, 1sty

8,30 AM

2,33 PM 4.30M.

Fanning

·Buenos Aires Maru Pro Coolidge Trinan

·4.30 ·

Fooching Emy of Aries

Thursday, 29nd,

10,30AM-

Ainsang ... Kiungchow

Priday. 2'rd,

1.00

*Superscribed correspondence, only.

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