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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS.
THURSDAY,
WEDDING AT KOWLOON
Remedios-Xavier
APRIL 8, 1937.
UNION JACK
RECITAL
(Continued from Page 1)
while his final encore was the dignified """Largo" by Veranaini,
WELL-KNOWN HOCKEY
PLAYERS
CLUB TABLET
Pleasant Ichang Ceremony
A memorial tablet'in bronze has been presented to the Union Jack Club. The cablet, which is the gift of the Vice-Admiral, Captains, Of- Acers and Men of the Yangtze Flo- tilla, was unvelled on Sunday, March 21, by Cmdr. Moore, HMS. Cockchafer, in the presence" of a the gathering representative of
of his programme much has been written in advance, (lì even aroused some controversy on the part of a critic who was not satis- Mr. Augusto Antonio dos Ré fled with the selection, and would medios, son of the late Mr. Maxi- rather have heard something dit-mfano Antonio dos Remedios, was by married to Miss Eleanor Maria ferent). To Judge, however, the warm applause, the audience Xavier, daughter of the late Mr. at the was not only satisfied but delight-Francis Miguel Xavier, ed with the selections given. Rosary Church, Kowloon, yeater-local community and of HMS.
He gave a forceful rendering to day afternoon: The Rev. Father Cockchafer, Falcon and Sandpiper,!
the main item of his programme,'' The Concerto in D. by. Vieuxtemps In which be received splendid sup-
port from his accompanist Mr. Harry Ore, who must indeed be pin- cerely congratulated in his master- ly playing throughout. The Rouma- nian Dance "Hora Stacatto" was very charming, and the delicate and unusual fairy-story named "Dryads, and Satyr" by Zsolt was unique and quite captivated the audiencel Perhaps that Freat favourite "Dance Espagnole" was liked best of all, and it cer- tainly shewed to great advantage the masterly technique and clever bowing of the Virtuoso.
L. M. Roast officiated.
The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. A. M. Xavier, and was attended by the Misses M. Pinná
and Remedios as bridesmaids and little Miss Nina Rora-Pereira, as flower girl.
The best man was Mr. J. Lopes and Mr. B. Pinna was groomsman. The bridegroom, who is with the Standard-Vacuum Oll Company, Salgot, is a well-known local hockey player having played re gularly for the Club de Recreio and the Argonautas prior to his trans- fer to Saigon.
.".
the latter ship making her first visit to Tchang.
In a few well-chosen words the
speaker outlined the history of the chang Union Jack Club and spoke in glowing terms of the interest the late Mr. Summers showed in. it and particularly of his work as secretary over a number of years. He recalled that Mr. Summers'
work had been acknowledged by Sir Frederick Dreyer and also by. the Lords of the Admiralty. At the conclusion of his address Cmdr. Moore unveiled the tablet and pre- sented it to the Club. "
The bride has also played re- gularly for the Club de Recreio
On behalf of the local committee lädles hockey team in the Caer the tablet was accepted by Mr. K. For the "Moto Perpetuo be Clark Cup league for several sea-W. Tribe, HM Consul, who thank- substituted the intricate and diff-sors and played for, the Rest of ed the subscribers for their gift. cult "Flight of The Bumble Bee"
the Colony against the Shanghai
by Rimsky-Korsakov, and 50 Ladies Interport hockey team in brought to a conclusion this in- 1935, teresting and delightful evening of' music.
THE PROGRAMME
1. Chaconne, Vitali.
2. Concerto in D Minor, Vieux-
temps, Andante-Adagio Religioso.
Findle-Marziale.
*
3. (a) Nigun (from Baal Shem) E Bloch; (b) Bora Stacatto. Dini- cu-Heifetz; (c) Satyr and Dyruds (a fairy story), Zsolt. (First Per- formance); (d) The Wind, Vecsey; (e) Dance Espagnole. De Falla- Kreisler: Flight of the Bumble Bee, Rimsky Korsakov. "
PIANO RECITAL CANCELLED
We aire informed Pianoforte Recital by
ROYAL NAVY
Launch Of The
Liverpool
of
HMS, Liverpool was launched recently at the Govan yard of the Fairfield Shipbuilding and. En- gineering Company. Mrs. Mon- tagu Norman, wile
the Governor of the Bank of England, performed the naming ceremony.
The Liverpool is the sixth vessel of the 9,000-ton "city" class, with a speed of 32 knots and the Professor armament of 12 6in guns, and the arst of the three of the 1935, con- struction programme to take the water. Another of this class, the Manchester, will be launched by Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. at Heb- turn-on-Tyne shortly.
that
Harry Ore arranged for this afternoon at the Helena May In- stitute will not take place.
Coronation
Broadcasts
(Continued from Page 1)
TRANSMISSION C. 3.30. a.m. Coronation Bervice (Electrical Recording). 5.45 Am A description of the processions to and from Westminster Abbey (Electrical Recording), 6.50 am, News. 7 a.m. Close down.
7.20
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a.m. Coronation (Electrical Recording).
May 13.
Service
a main
RELIEFS FOR CHINA H.M.S: Diomede, Captain A. R. Halfhide. which is conveying re- liefs to the China Station, will go up the Yangtze River to exchange officers and men from the gun- bcat flotilla. She is due at Hong Kong from April 10 to 14, Wusung from April 16 to 17, Nanking from April 18 to 20, and Hankow from April 2 to May 31 On her way back she will call at Wusung on May 6 and 4, and is due at Họng Kong on the 10th.
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Customs authorities Kingston, Jamaica, decling to al low importers' to take delivery of textiles printed in Hong Kong im- leas it be agreed that the goods should be treated as regulated textiles under the quota law apply- ing to articles woven in Japan.
The Customs collector ruled that the term "printed within the Em pire" was insufficient to enable the importer to claim immunity from the restrictions prescribed by that law. Importers applied. to. the Court to direct, that the collec- tor should show cause why delivery was refused, but the Judge dismis- sed the application.
This decision will have a far reaching effect on the textile trade from the Far East, as large orders for goods have been placed, there during recent months.
Japan's Policies
Towards China
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Letters for "Australia by Im." Airways Service”-due in, 13th April.
like the irresistible flow of a great river. The old system of Ignoring | Shanghai this should be changed and
an Hoihow, Pakhoi and Haiphong
effort made to assist in the recon- Hestruction. China's current transi- tion from agricultural exploitation to industria! development does not necessarily run counter to the industrial expansion of Japan, as the "purchasing power of the 400,000,000 Chinese is increasing with it.
COMMAND OF THE WREN Lieutenant-Comdr. P. A. Cart- wright, late second-in-command of
FMS Dainty in the 8th 9.35 am. A description of the pro-Flottila, China, assumed command cessions to and from Westminster recently of the Wren, emergency Abbey (Electrical Recording). 10.40 destroyer-his first command.
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TOKYO, WOMEN'S INVITATION
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NEW D.D.P.S. (MANNING) Captain A G. Lilley has relin quished the post of Deputy Dires tor of Personal Services (Man- ning) owing to ill-health, and is succeeded by Captain G. D. Yates, promoted in the New Year list.
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The need for this line of think watos, Amay and. Foochów ing in forming an economic policy | Manila ...... must be borne in mind. However, the paper feels, Japani absolutely must not hurry so as to shake the foundations of Japan's continental policy. Bealdea, it concludes the
country must be careful not to fall into the pitfal's of Japanese trickery and strategy.-- Union, New.
INMATE FOR ASYLUM
A lunatic' was sent to the Water
Police Station last night from the Ho Shautaukok Police Station.
Bhortly after May 20 the flag of the Commander-in-Chief, Medi- berranean, will be transferred to H.M.S. Barham, now flagship of the Rear Admiral, 1st Battle Squadron. The flag of that. officer will be transferred either to the Warspite or the Malaya. The pre- Nanking. Apr. 7.
sent Beet fagship Queen Elizabeth Mrs. Chiang Kai-shek has ap- is coming home for large repairs
cancel her at Portsmouth. parently decided to
was later conveyed to Hong Kong plans to visit the United States
HMS. Malaya, Captain F Aunder police escort by launch this summer and there is therefore Buckley, which returned to De trom the Police Pier in Kowloon little prospect that she will be able vonport for repairs consequent on
and taken to the asylum. of the to accept the invitation
a collision with a Dutch steater Tokyo Women's Association to come while on her way to the Mediter- to the Japanese capital / ranean, is to be ready to leave Mrs. Ikuko Shimizu, representing again for that station on June 29. the association, called on Mrs. The collision occurred during Chiang recently to present the thick fog about 50 miles on invitation,
Mrs. Shimizu was accompanied by Mr. Lo Chin-lin, wife of the president of the Central, Univer alty, and Miss Wu Fang, prealdent of Ginling Women's College.
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···NAVAL HISTORY PRIZES The following officers have been awarded prizes on the result of the annual examination in naval history for the year 1938-Lieut
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