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RADIO PROGRAMMES

HONG KONG

Z.B W. on" Wavelengths of 335 mètres: (845 ko's), 31.48 metres, (9.52 mm (.'a). (Hong Kong Times)

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DANCE ORCHESTRA FEQM

THE HONG KONG HOTEL. :- 12.30 to 2.15 p.m. European Pro-

gramme.

Grace Moore-Our Song.... Denny Dennis To Mary, with love, Grace Moore-The whistling boy. Denny Dennis Here's love in your eyes. 1242 pm, Roy Fox and his Or chestra.

Fox-Trot An old Hawaiian Qui- tar: Fox Trot-On the beach at Ball Ball Waltz-My first love sang. Walts-Would you? FoX- Trot-These foolish things. Fox- Trot-The touch of your Ups.

p.m. Local: Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 pm Russian - Music

8 to 11 p.m. EUROPËAN PRO- gramme FROM ZEK, ON A FRE- QUENCY OF 610 KILOGY CLES,

8 p.m

LONDON-BIG BEN, Brandby. Williaans, the famous character setor. In a selection of

his popular studies with Reginald Foort at the B.B.C. Theatre Organ. (Elentrical Recording)..

ANY. LETTERS

FOR

YOU?

Post Office Notice

D. L. Anderson, Charles "Ayres, ale. N. Barblaux, A. C. Beynon,

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES.

AUCTION.

Of the following Valuable Leasehold Property situate at Victoria, in the Colony of Hong Kong, being "All that

British-Chinese Trading Co., F. E PUBLIC

Town (c/o E. A. Shipping Co.), Aftred Chenlo, Chan John Kee, A. 8.20 p.m. A programme of light

E. Charman, C. C. Chut (MacMillan variety.

Petroleum Co.), C. J. Clack, J. Vocal-Someone to care for me, Cravett. The Dominion Bank, Miss The Kiss-Deanna Durbin

(60- Rudna Dayrit (Dovrits Hotel prano). Orchestra – Speakeasy --

Eastern Sales & Engineering Co., Cuban Dance-Odeon Theatre Or- Fastern Tobacco Co, Europe-Asia piece or parcel of ground registered

Ofco chestra Instrumental-Neapolitan Trading Co., Geo. T. Finch. W. c. in the Land

· 164 Inland Folk Song Medley-Carolina Man-Forsyth. Donald Fraser, R. Fran- Lot No. 2964, together with the dolins Orchestra. Vocal-The xenstein, Gad Chiong Beng, Glas-messuage erections and buildings night is young and you're so beau-gow Hotel, Mrs. Addell Harrison, thereon known as No. 97, Des Voux tiful, Another perfect night is end- E. J., Harrison, Miss Nell Hobier ing-Turner Layton Orchestra- Desert Bong, Evensong-De Groot & the Piccadilly Orchestra. Orches- tral-"Henry VIII Dances (Ger- man).-New Symphony Orchestra. 8.54 p.m. Brahms Violin Concer- in. D Major, Op. 77, played by Frits Motion Picture Enterprise), Lec Kreisler & the London Philharmo-Nagle and family), Messrs. Fens nie Orchestra, Conducted by John and Lindogan, Philippine Tobacco Co., Mr. D. Puleston, Richfield Barbirolli.

Orchestral-(a) Sleep, my baby; (b) Moscow; (c) Ballet from "Ko- nlok Gorbunlok"-Russian Vaga bonds, directed by Theodore Katz. Song Hopak (Moussorgsky) —– Alexandre Koubitzky (Tenor), Or- chestral-Cossack Dance "Mazeppe" (Tschaikowsky) - Bir Hamilton Harty and the Halle Orchestra.The Volga Boatman.- On the Volga River. Piano Duet Waltz from Suite' for Two Pianos, Op.15 (Arensky)-Vronsky & Babina Orchestral Caucasian Suite, No.2 -Village Scene (Ippolitow): arr. Iwanow)-George Boulanger & his Orchestra

1.30

(c/o Bank of NS. Wales), Messrs. Hoo Seng. Mrs. Charles Hubbard. Kamsey & Co., P. Q. Logan, H. B. Lowe, Maison Maurell, Mrs. J. Mar- ment, C. R. Meller (c/o Messrs.

Road West, Victoria aforesaid.

Area 1120 Square feet. Annual Crown reas $20.00.

To be Sold

IN ONE. LOT

by

1st Movement Allegro non trop-Trading Co., Mr. H. Rollinson (824,

F.S.R. Squadron), Miss A. G. Ban-PUBLIC AUCTION

Movemment-Adagio.

9.30 p.m. LONDON-News and Announcements.

9.55 p.m. Songs by Alfred Picca- Tor (Tenor)..........

po... 2nd 3rd Movement-Allegro giocoso, ma derson, Shaw Bros. Film Co., Des Plantations Societe (Des Terres non troppo vicance. from

Rouges), Southern Motors, Oscar Strome, Miss Lillian Buí, Tung Chang Co., Ltd... Tung Tay Co., William S. Tỷ, Dr. W., T. Wang. Beautiful eyes (Tosti), Love send's David Wight (c/o Western Elec. of Asia), Wong Tit Fal, Mr. Wood little gift of roses (Openahaw). Kashmiri Love Song (Woodforde-te/o Dr. Marsh), Yu On & Co. Finden). For you alone (Geebl),

10.08 p.m. Dance Music.

1.40 p.m. Variety and Dance Mu-

sic.

Registered Articles

Aurelia Fuentes, Bank of East Africa, Cheong Wah Tob. Co., H. C. Chan, China Banking Corporation.

- "Fox-Trot-ifs raining in Call- p.m. Reuter Press; Local: fornia. Fox-Trot-Heart of gold. Weather Forecast, Time and An-Fox-Trot-You were there. Waltz Fung Kung Yang. Dr. Ho Kwung, nouncements

The Family Album. Fox-Trot-G. W. Jessen, W. K. Lee, Liby Noel, Week-end. Fox-Trot-My hoy A. Re, The Rep. Russian Oil Co... Friend. Rumba-The Gaucho. | Mrs. C. Beitt (parcel)," Tan Geok Fox-Trot-The never-to-be-forgot Pheow. YI Hslang Le

Unclaimed Telegrams ten-melody, Fox-Trot-Eeny meeny

Kung Wo, Zuuns Road West from miney mo. Fox-Trot-I feel e a feather in the breeze. Quickstep- Makasser On the Lale of Kitchymiboko. Tango-My lost love. Quickstep- I wasn't lying when I said I love you. Waltz-Oh. Mr. Man in the moon. Fox-Trot-Timber. FOX- Trot Goodnight, my Love.

11 p.m. "Close Down.

Vocal Star Gazing, Conversa- tion for two-Elsie Carlisle. Fox- Trots-Alone. Fleny meens, miney mo--Joe, Venuti & his Orchestra. Instrumental-Tony-Olly "Oakley Banjo). Plano Solo-Mixed Melod- les-Len. Bermon. Cinema Orgán -Six Great Melodies--No.2.. Har- old/Ramsay.

2.15 p.m. Close Down ..

5 to 8 pm. European Programme

8 to 11 pm Chines eProgramme. 5 p.m. Relay of Dance from the Roof-Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel.

PROGRAMME

5 to 5:15 pm. 1. T11 never”. BLY never again. 2. She's a. Latin, from from Manhattan. 3. Blue. 4. You're the Top.

5.15 to 5.26 p.m Interval of re- corded dance muste, from ZBW.

5.20 to 5.35 p.m. 5. A Blues Seren- ade. 6. Sweet Georgia Brown. * In the Dungeon. 8 Who's sorry now?

5.35 to 5.40 p.m. Interval of re- corded dance music"trom ZBW.

5.40 to 5.55 p.m. 9, My Gal. Sal 10. Who, 11. Moon glow 12. Swingin' the Jinx away,

5.55 to 6 p.m. · · Interval of re- corded dance music from ZBW...

6 to 6.15 p.m. 13. Underneath a Western sky. 14. Love me for ever. 15. Naughty Marietta 16. Pity me.

6.15 to 6.20 p.m. Interval of re- corded dance music from 2BW.

6.20 to 6.30 p.m. 17. So do 'L. 18. Bugle Call Rag:::19. Japanese Sand- man, 20. High Society,

6.30 pm Light Orchestral Music. "Out of the Bettle" Selection (Ellis)-New Mayfair

Orchestra. Dicky Bird Rap (Gourley)-New Mayfair Novelty Orchestra. Tell Her the Truth" Selection (Ten- bridge-New Mayfair Orchestra' The Clock is playing (Blaaw)-New Mayfair Novelty Orchestra. "Petite Suite de Concert (Coleridge-Tay)- London Symphony Orchestra.

7.p.m. Children's Records. Vocal-Alice in Wonderland-tis the voice of the lobster, Beautiful Soup. Queen of hearts They told me you had been to her Frank Luther. Vocal-New Nursery Tunes for old Nursery Rhymes (Nex Saunders, arr. 'Kester).

7.10 p.m. Turner Layton. (Tenor) & Sam Browne (Baritone),

Turner Layton--Heart of gold Sam Browne-I'm sittin' high on a hill top. My shadow's where my sweetheart used to be. Turner. Layton-When my Mammy smiles. I fell like a feather in the breeze. Sam Browne Lost.

Calla

G.S.G. .G.8.0.

DAVENTRY

MONDAY

Wavelengths. 17.79m.c. (16.86m.) 15.18m.c." (19.76m.)

G.S.D....

9.51mc., (31.53m.) G.B.I...... 21.47m.e. (18,97m.) G.8.F. 15,14m.c. (19.82m.) Trans. I (G.8.0., G.8.G., G.S.B.).

12.30 p.m.-Big Ben: "Haunting Harmonies," a syncopated inter- lude, with two planas. 12,45 pm--- "The Adventures of a Zoologist in England"-1, a talk by A. J. Mar- shall 1 pm--A Light Classical Concert: The B.B.C. Empire Or- chestra. 1.55 pm--The News and Announcements. 2.15 p.m. The BBC. Presents the (ABC”—Let- ter "M"

•!

Kon Sin Hong from. Amoy. 1010 from Hankow, Manyoshi, from Takao

Whyte, Kowloon from Shanghai.

1188 from Fort Bayard,

PALESTINE

COMMISSION'S

REPORT

Jerusalem, July §. Emir Abdullah of Transjordan, interviewed "on "the recommenda” tions contained in the Palestine Commission's report, declared that the findings "provided, the... „best sofution which could be adopted. considering the circumstances in Palestine.-

Reuter..

Review In German. 545 pm. Topical Talk. 6 p.m. Now a story by

on

FRIDAY,

The 23rd Day or JULY, '1937,

AT 3 O'CLOCK P.M.

by

MEKERS, LAMMERT BROS,

AT THEIR AUCTION ROOMS, No. 4, DUDDELL STREET, VICTORIA, HONG KONE,

For further Particulars and Condi tions of Sale, Apply

MEWAS. JOHNSON, STOKES &

MASTER,

Hongkong Shanghar Bank Building

Solicitors for the Vendors,

or to

MESES. LAMMERT BROS..

The Auctioneers.

Hong Kong, 10th July, 1937.

SPANISH PROBLEM

Italian Attitude

Rome, July 10. "Fallure of the anti-Italian and y anti-German front, as well as the mandate given Britain to act, as mediator, was the practical result of Friday's meeting of the London non-intervention committee."

the announcer. 6.15 pm Sign of DJA & DJB (Genn., Engi.). 6.55 pm. Call DJB, DJN. DJ commenting on the latest develop- So declares Glommale d'Italia"

(German, English). German Folkments in the Spanish situation. Song 7. p.m. Concert of Light Trans. II (GS.H.. G.S.G., G.§.B.).

“Messagero” stresses that after Music. 8 p.m. News in English. irrefutable proots had been ad- 6.45-B'g Ben: "Empire Ex-

8.16 p.m. Concert of Light Musicvanced by Count Grandi in Lon change" 7 p.m. Military Band (continued). 8.55. p.m. Greetings don. France and the Soviet were Programme. 8 pm-Bransby Wil-

to our Listeners in the Far obliged to place their cards on the Hams, the famous character actor,

Bast. 9 p.m. News and Econo- tabic and to admit that they re- in a selection of his popular stud-

mic Review in German and Call fused to accept the Italo-German is with Reginald Foort at the

9.15 p.m. German Mar- BBC. Theatre prgan. 820–Ro-

proposals because, they consideret ches. 9.45 p.m. Sports Review them advantageous to the insur land Powell's Quintet," from Sileve Donard Hotel, Newcastle, County

10 p.m. News, and, Economic Review

genta. W Down.

in English on: DJE, DIN, DJQ In 8.45pm-A Recital by Ruth Perry. New Zealand meezo-

Dutch.on DJB. 14.15.p.m. To-das, soprano 9 pm-A Programme of Gramo. Records. 8.30- The News

and Announcements.

BERLIN

from

QJQ.

The firm attitude of Italy and y Germany, says the paper, has put to Germany. Sound Pictures. an end to hair-splitting by which 10.30 D. Love letters. Ltd. The means it had been sought to in-

AUSTRALIA

INSURGENTS LINES BOMBARDED

Madrid, July 9. Fierce, fighting continues on alt fronts around Madrid. But there' is a lull in other sectors.

German Shortwave Blation serves customers. An hour of summer Test the fundamental meaning or Trans. III (G.S.H, G.S.F.. G.8.8.).

the Spanish problem- 10,15 p.m. Big Ben: A Cinema gold. 11.45 pm. Topical Talk. cabaret, arranged by Werner Ber-

Tramaoccan News Service. Organ Programme. 10.45 pm Midnight. Sign of DJB, DIN, DIE, Robb Wilton as Mr. Muddlecombe, JP in The Court of Not-So- DJQ (Germ., Enai.) Common. Please!" 11 pm The Hotel Victoria Orchestra. London. 11.30 p.m.-A Sonata Recital by Margot Macgibbon. Australlan vio-LR-Wave Length, 31.34 metres, Unist, and Frederick Jackson. Power, 1 Kilowatt; Frequency, plane, 12 pm -Selections

9.58 megacycles. the Bilbert and Sullivan Operas. 12.45 p.m. At Home and Abroad 1210 m-The News and An The Watchman. 1. p.m. Time The Government claims to be nouncements. 12.30 pThe Signal. Victorian News Bulletin. still advancing north of Madrid, BBC. Fresents the ABC-Letter 1.05 pm: Interstate Weather Notes, and that its troops are meeting "14"

1:15 pm. Music. 3 p.m. Time Sign with little resistance. But Insur al School Broadcast, "Milestones

gent communiques state the Taya. in Modern History 3.20 p.m. Classic Music, 4pm, Close, 8.30 ist offensive has been repulsed Delik D

p.m. Chimes, Finance and Com-Government planes bombarded DEBAR 18:76m.: (15,200. Ke.)

merce Bession for Regional Lasten- the Insurgent lines in many places, 15.89mm. (17.160 ke3+ DIE

era. 6.45 p.m. Sporting News and indicting considerable damage. DJN. 31:45m. (95,40 ka). Notes. 7 pm, Chimes Talk The Reuter's Bullet Servsse. D.J.Q..... 19,63μg (75.280.kc-) Motor. Car," by Mr. P. D. Phillips, 105 p.m. Call DIA, DIB (German. 7.25 p.m. National News Bulletin. English German Folic Song. 1.10 1.30 pm. Queneland News Bulletin BARON VON NEURATH upside down Louis Levy & his p.mi Music for all, 2 pm News 7.40 p.m. News, Markets and Wea- Gaumont British Symphony. Plano in German 2.15 p.7. Music for all ther for North Australia. p.m. Medley No, R., 18-Charlle Kunz. (continued). 2.50 pm. Greetings Serial. 6.30pm. Recordings of Vocal-I'm an old cow-hand from to our listeners in Australia future visiting Celebrities. 8.40 the Rio Grande, Peter's Pop keeps News and Economic Re- p.m. "The News behind the Newson, omcial intimation that a lollipop shop The Rocky Moun-view in Engllah. 3.15 pm. To-day The Watchman9pm. A pro- visit to London by Baron von taineers Hawaiian Hawalian in Germany Bound Pictures. gramme by the National Dance Or. Neurath, German Foreign Minister, Stars are gleaming, Oh! Rosalita 3:30 pm. Romances for oboe and chestra, 8.25 pm Emma and Er- would not at present be considered Linu Mitford & his Hawaiian piano by Robert Schumann Fried-bert." 8.35 pm Comedy and useful, is contained in a commen- players.

rich Wagner, Friedrich Rolf Albes. Rhythm a festure by the Nation-tary issued by the German News Fro Agency in reference to the speech. 7:57 pm Locat: Weather Report, 13:43. p.m. Old and new dance at Dance Orchestra. 10.1

dance interval:- "gramme from the Melbourns delivered last night by Mr. Neville ouncements and Time, or music. In the

san Chamberlain, British Prime A Belay from the Ko Jolly musical report of the Studios. 10.30 pm.

ports: Eeview News Service. 10.50 p Melita Minister Theatre (Chinese),

Reuter tion Music 11.800m. Close.

7.30 pm. Closing local Stock Quotation and Hong Kong Ex-- change Market Report.

1.35 p.m. Variety.

Orchestra -- Taking a stroll

around the Park, Turning the Town

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