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RADIO PROGRAMMES

HONG KONG

ZBW. on Wavelengths of 355 metres (885 koa.), 51:49 metres (8.53 magueycles). (Hong Kong Times),

ROTARY TIFFIN SPEECH.

that Music-Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra; I'm Just Beginning to Care.--Henry Jacques (Britain's Champlori dance of 1934-36) with nis Correct Dance Tempo Orches». tra. Walts-I'm Still In Love With You.--Henry Jacques (Britain's Champlon dance of 1934-36) with his Correct Dance Tempo Orches tra.

Maana Beach Boys. 12.39 to 2.15 pm, European Pro- } ** ETAMIDE.

19.30 p.m. Beethoven Appas- sionata, in F Miñor Op. 57.

„Plano sold' by Arthur Schnabel. 13.55 p.m. Schübert Ave Maria. Sung by Elisabeth Schumann. soprano.

1,00

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

1.03 Music.

11 p.m. Close Down.

AUSTRALIA

3LR-Wave Length, 31.34. metress Power, 1 Ellowatt; Frequency,

ሲ

9.58 megacycles. ·

12.45 p.m. "At Home and Abroad

The Watchman." I p.m. Time Signal. Victorian News Bulletin. p.m. Variety and Dance 1.05 p.m. Interstate Weather Notes: 1.15 p.m. Music. 3 p.m. Time Sign- Fox-Trot-It's Easy to Remem-al. School Broadcast, "Music Ap-

preciation ber, Soon-Guy Lombardo and his

for Junior Classes," Mrs.

Kelson 3,20 Royal Canadians. Por Mo Morena, by

$. R. Curro en El Oro-Orquesta Tipica p.m. Classic Music, 5 p.m. Close. Roberto Firpo. Backscratcher.- 10.30 p.m. Chimes. Finance and Max Miller, comedian. Fox-Trot | Commerce Session for Regional May I have the Next Romance, Listeners, 6.45 p.m. Sporting News Looking Around Corners for You. and Notes... 7 p.m. End of Session. Ambrose, and his Orchestra.

7.20 p. National News Bulletin. 7.30 p.m. Queensland and North Bulletin. 7,40

1.30 p.m. Reuter Fress: Rugby

Local: Weather Forecast Australian News and Announcements.

Press:

i

1.40 p.m. Relay of the Rotary Club Tiffin Speech from the Roof Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel

2.15 pin. Close Down.

4 to 7 pm. Chinese Programme.

p.m. News, Markets and Weather for Northern Australia 8 p.m. A Play from the Adelaide Studios. 8.35 p.m. A Violin Recital by Bronislaw Huberman. 9.30 pm. A Programme from the Melbourne Studios. 10.30 D.M. Australasian

Music. 11.30 p.m. Close.

7 to 11 D.m. European Pro-News Service

gramme.

7 D.m. Variety.

Twenty five Years of Popular Song: Part 1: 1910-1921; Part 2: 1922-1935.-Columbia - Vocal Gem

Company. Accordeon Nights- Medley: Part 1: Changing of the Guard. Consolation, Your Home; Part 2: Rio de Janeiro, When the Rest of the Crowd Goea Home, I Can't Get Mississippi off My Mind. Wes-Geraldo and his Accordeon

Band..

1.39 pm. Closing local Stock Quotations and, Hong Kong Ex- change Market. Beport.

7.35 p.m. Gerry Moore at "the Piano.

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KING'S PROCTOR'S DUTIES

His Relation To Solicitors

DIVORCE JUDGE'S

STATEMENT

An important announcement on the relation of Divorce Court soli-" ettors to the orce of the King's Proctor was made by Mr. Justice Langton in the Divorce Court, when .he delivered judgment devtee nisi to Mrs. granting a Sophia Patricia Davis Pakenham. Ward-avenue, Bangor, Co. Down, Northern Ireland, for divorce from Raymond Beresford Lieutenant Pakenham, attarbed to the Royal

Air Force.

Mr. Justice Langton said that when the case was before him on February 9, he was left in doubt as to the identity of the woman nam- ed in the case, and it seemed right, ng she was defending the case. that he should have more infor mation.

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He requested the King's Proctor to clear up this question as to her Identity. The position to-day was that no further information had been obtained.

Adultery was plainly proved and, in view of the fact that his lord- ship, was not satisfied as to the

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE

HE Undersigned hare received

Instructions

TO SELL BY

PUBLIC AUCTION

THURSDAY.

OX

AUGUST 5, 1937

COMMENCING AT 2.30 PM. AT THEIR SALES ROOM,- No. 85, HANKOW ROAD,

**KOWLOON

· ́A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

Comprising:

Chesterfield Suites, Black Wood Ware, Teak Dining Room, Bed Room, Draving Boom, and Office Farniture, Cutlery, Ornaments, E. P. and Brass Ware, Glass and

Ware, Porcelai

Electric Table

1 amps and Faos, Pictures, etc., etc.

ON VIEW Faox WEDNESDAY. THE 4TH AUGUST, 1837.

10.50 p.m. Dance identity of the woman, he granted TERMS-Cass on Delivery.

PARIS

Call-letters of the Station: ·· WAVELENGTH: 19.88

TPA 3 WAVELENGTH;

TPA 3 WAVELENGTH:

TPA 4

25.24

25.80

metres

Mrs. Pakenham a decree nisi, with costs, on a finding of adultery by her husband with a 'womca un- known."

woman

The solicitor for the named had taken action which he was frank enough to explain to metres the Court.

He started under the grave mis- metres understanding that he imagined that the King's Procter. when re-

a matter

concerning a

divorce case, had no other and greater duty, and no other and separate position, than that of an ordinary solleitor engaged in the case.

"WRONG. CONCEPTION"

LAMMERT BROS., AUCTIONEERS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Instructions

TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION

"ON

--COMMENCING AT 2,30) P.M.

"To my mind," said Mr. Justice Langton, that is a wholly wrong FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1937. conception of the King's Proctor's duties and office. The King's ProC- tor when asked the Court' to investigate certain matter. has a duty quite different from. and other than the duty of a soll- citor engaged in the case. The King's Proctor saw fit in this case, in discharge of his duty, to in- struct an agent in Manchester to approaca direct the woman named,

A THEIR SALES ROOM

VUDDELL STREET.

F

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

Band. A Keyboard Mediey-Ar- Wavelength: 25.24 m.-11.885 Kequested by the Court to investigate THE Underrigued have received thur Young and Harry Jacobson...

T Radio-Journal, of France. Part 1. Put on Your Old Grey Bon- net, Doggone I've done it. It Don't (French News) 7.20 Gramophone Mean a Thing Part 2: Lady Be Records. 7.30 Leading Press Artic- Records. Good, Darktown Stritters Hall, les. 7.45 Gramophone Wah-Dee-Dab. Sandy the Farmer 9. News in French. 9.30 News in News in Italian. Sandy Powell & Co. The Cuba-English. 9.40 lero-London Plano Accordeon 9,50 Gramophone Records. 10.

Close Down. Wavelength: 19.68 -15.243 Ke. 11. Gramophone Records, 11.45 Talk on Current French Events in Japanese, 12. News in English. 12.15 Concert Relayed from Paris P. T. T. 12.45" Talk- on French Events. 1. Concert relayed from Strasbourg. 1.30 News in French. Colonial Market Prices. 2. Talk on Music by Mr. Charles, Oulmont. 7.45 p.m. Some Irish Music. 2.10 Social Topics by Mr. P. Rives. When he heard of this, the

Dining Room & Bed Room Suites, The Pledge, Maids of Tulla, Moon 2.20 Gramophone Records. 2.30 solicitor took umbrage, and al- Coin; Kinnegad Slashers, Tickneck Karl and Anna, a Play by Leon- though he (the Judge) was satis- Black Wood Ware, Tear Bedsteads Jig.. The Unknown-Sean Nolan's hard Frunk, adapted by J. Richard aed that he was completely wrong, Wardrobes, Dressing Tables, Cheats Dublin Orchestra. Danny Boy-Block 3.30 Rates of Exchange and

certain sympathy with of Drawers," Hatatands, Dining Mary Kay. Mason's Apron, Rakes: French Stock (Rentes). 4. Close him to that a solicitor, keenly confeld Suites, Side Boards, Ice Chests, Tables, Chairs, Armchairs, Chester- cerned and keenly insistent on his Wavelength: 25.24 -11.885 Kcellent's interests, might well wish Desks, Cabinets, Typewriter Tables, And hope that he should have the Carpets, Rugs, Ornaments, Graing- 5.15 News in French, Market arst and every opportunity of ad- Sewing Machines, Dinner Crockery, phones and Records, Typewritten, 8.03 p.m. Studio: Moana Beach Prices. Rates of Exchange. 5.45vising and assisting that client in Tea Sets, Cutlery. E. P. and Bronza

Newa in Arabic. 6. Concert Relay the litigation entrusted to him.

Ware, Porcelain and Glass Ware, Cloisonne and Aluminium. WaIG,

Table Lampa, and Fans, etc., etc. Oil Paintings, Pictures, Electric

Quickstep-ua. Fashioned Love. Slow Fox-Trot-If We Never Meet Aguin. Quickstep I Can't Lose that Longing for You,

of Clonmell-Frank Murphy.

8 p.m. Local: Time Signal, Wea- ther Report, and Announcements.

Boys.

1. In & Little Huis Heaven; 2, Leflani; 3, Medley: Soft Green beas, Moonlight in Kalua, My Little Grass Shack, Hawalian Paradise; 4. Blue Hawall;-5, Hacie Hula.

Downl

p.m.

ed from Toulouse. 6.30 Relay of Radio-Journal of France (French News). 0.50 Maritime talk by Mr. Bretagne. 7. Concert Relayed from Paris P. T. T. 7.30 News in Frenen,

8.23 p.m. Lawrence Tibett, Bari-Rates of Exchange. 8.10 News in English 8.20 News in Italian. 8.30 tone.

Colomial Relay. 10.30 Prices. 10.45 News in Portuguese,

Wanting You, Goin' Home, On the Road to Mandalay.

8.35 p.m. Mozart Coronation Con- certo In D Major.

11. Close Down."

Market

he had a

"The King's Proctor, in this case,

ficult position and has not acted was placed in an exceedingly dif-

In any degree improperly.

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FURNITURE Comprising:

also

"I have heard the Solicitor-Ge- neral on the question whether, where is a solicitor on the record.

"Zenith" Badio Set (8 tubes)

proach the solicitor in the arst in-1 Pair Diamond Earings the King's Proctor ought to ap-1 Dund Ring 1 Upright Piano

Wavelength: 25.60 -11.720 Kc.tance, but I think, having heard 2 Pairs Pearl Earings

What the Solicitor-General says, 1. “Pathe” Cinema Projector, 35 11.15 Gramophone Records.

that it would be quite impossible mm. (commercial size),

Wanda Landowska at the' Piano | a.hu with the Chamber Orchestra, con- ductor Walter Goelir.

9:05 pm. Light Orchestral Items Der Freischutz-Weber, London Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Sir Thomas Beecham Tosca

uccini Belection.-Marek Weber and his Orchestra. Fantasia on Melodies of Johann Straus.—Marek Weber and his Orchestra.

9.30 um. London News and An- nouncements.

9.55 pm. Military Band Music. El Abanico Grand Massed Brass Bands conductor James Oliver. “Air „de; Ballet, Callirhoe, Pas des Cym- bales. The Band of HM.. Cold- stream Guards gonductor Lt. R. G. Evans Air Varie sur un Theme) Suisse-Garde Republicaine Baud of France,

10.15 pm. Relay from London. Bly Ben: World Affairs.” A talk by H. Wickham ̈Steed.”:

10:30 pm. Dance" Music. Fox-Trots-All My Life Johnny Johnson and his Orchestra, en

1 12 Ft. Streamlined Outboard Speed

Boat (without motor)

1 Furnished Doll House

2 Machine for capping bottles (new) 1-Machine for corking bottles-

12.15 News in French, Market and quite wrong to endeavour to 8 Rose Quartz Vajen **** Prices, Rates of Exchange, 12.40 fetter the action of the King's News in Spanish. 12.50 News in Proctor in such a way" Portuguese. 1. Gramophone: Re- cords. 1.15 Close Down. 3. Gramo phone Records. 4. News in Frencp. Market Prices, Rates of Exchange. 4.30 News in English. 4.45 Gramo- phone Records. 6.45 News in Ger- man. 6. Close Down.

JAPANESE

LANDLORD'Sİ..

PATRIOTISM

Families Of Conscripts To Go Rent Free

FOUR KILLED IN AIR CRASH

Olso, Aug. 1. This morning" a Norweign air- plane with the pilot and four, passengers on board plunged frotn a considerable height into Oslo - harbour, because of the accident being. It is believed, due to an

explosion. All the passengers, who were Norwegians, lost their iives, including Dr. Sofas, the well-known surgeon.— Transocean. Nesta Bergser."

Mr. Tsuke Oi, an Osaka landlord who owns about 3,000 houses is MESSAGES IN BLOOD the city is bettg highly praised by the Japanese Press for his patrio

Letters Received By Japane

War Office

1 Machine for washing bottles

Azze

14 Austin Seven" "two seater (in good running order)

OF VIEW FROM THURSDAY; THY STE AUGUST, 1987.

TERMS :—-CASH OF J'ELIVEET,

LARMERT BROS., AUCTIONEERS,

mined stand on the China lasue. "Bend troops immediately to China," "Chaste the Chinese, and "Show Japan's justice to China, are some of the messages

He and his son, Taml/1 Ol, have announced that the entire house Ferit, in the case of ordinary re- sidences or half the rent in the The military Japanese authorit nies from Heavel-Jack Hylton and his Urchestra Waltz Seal I case of business shops, will be ex-les are stated to be "deeply touch With a Riks Roy Fox and his Or-empted for the familles of those ed" by the fervour of the populace chestra. Fox-Tro The Night is among their tenants who are chas expressed in a flood of com- received by the authorities. Young and You're so Beautifuled to the front. This will hold good munications pouring into the War Along with the messages a food

from the day on

tay on which the Boldier Omce. Thousands of letters, post- of small monetary contributions Koy Fox and his Orche that Pack HE

leaves until he returns. It is ata

and bed that too familles are already

l'enjoying this privilegt

cards and teleirams, many of them from all over the country are be written in blood, urge the Governing received by the military anci ment not to waver from its deter-bolice authorities.