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GERMANY

REMITTANCES IN REGISTERED

REICHSMARKS BY MAIL OR CABLE TO

FOREIGN STUDENTS OR TRAVELLERS

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IN GERMANY.

EFFECTED AT A

SUBSTANTIAL SAVING.

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Co.,

Incorporated with Edmund Klubskey la UEA,

À, DES VEUX ROAD CENTRAL.

NEW ADVER ISEMENTS

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THE BOY SCOUTS

ASSOCIATION,

INC.

LAWN TENNIS

EXHIBITION MATCHES ON

HONG KONG BRANCH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH.

His Excellency Sir Geo¤ry Northcote, K.C.M.G., Patron and Local Chief Scout, will pres side at the Aboga General

at the H.K.C.C.

As at present arranged by the the order of play

H.K.L.TA

MIXED DOUBLES (3.00 p.m.)

Meeting of the above Association ¦ will be as follow: :- which is to be held at 5:30 p.m. in St. John's Cathedral Hall" on Monday, November 29th, 1937. The meeting will be open to members, subscribers, their friends and any person interested in the movement.

D. A. POCKSON, Hon. Secretary,

Hong Kong Branch.

5772

ST. ANDREW'S BALL

For the convenience of Mem

bers and Guests of St. Andrew's

* Baron G. vou Crumin &

Mrs. Rice-Evans

H. Henkel & Framlein Horn MEN'S DOUBLES

(3.45 pini.) You Cramm & Henkel

Tan Wai Pri & W. C. Hring

"

or

V

Von Craium & H. D. Rumjaho

Henkel & Tsui Wai Pui SINGLES

(4.30 p.m.):

You Cramm, v. H. Henkel

Society attending the Ball to be but rearrangement of this 'pro-

held this evening, a special 5 minute service of Star Ferrics

gramme may be nevessary. Booking at Moutrie's is now

will run between 9 p.m. and 9.30 | closed. p.m. and a special service from Kowloon to Hong Kong will run every 15 minutes between mid. night and I a.m. and every half

A few stand seals at $3.00, the $1.00 seats on the east side of the court and standing room at

60 cents (Servicemen in uniform

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.

PROBATE JURISDICTION.

IN THE GOODS of GEORGE MACDONALD YOUNG late of 102 Drayton Gardens South Kensington in the County of London

deceased.

NOTICE is bereby given that the Court has by virtue of the provisions of Section 58 of Or dinance No. 2 of 1897 made an order limiting the time for credi.¦ tors and others to send in their claims against the above estate to 17th December, 1937.

All Creditors and others are accordingly hereby required to send their claims to the under signed on or before that date.

DEACONS,

Solicitors for the Executors, 1. Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong.

THE RAUB

5770

AUSTRA

LIAN GOLD MINING

COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Queensland).

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF THIRD INTERIM DIVIDEND.

G.

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION

PARTICULARS AND CON. DITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 29th day of Nov., 1937, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Wong| Nei Chang in the Colony of Hong Hong Kong for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Reat to be fixed by the Surveyor of Bb Majesty the King, for one further term of 75

years.

Intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dis posal of the lot the purchaser (if not the applicant), will be required to deposit with an authorised officer who will be pre sent at the salt, the sum of two hundred dollars, $200.00 in cash: This sum will be refunded on payment of the purchase price. PARTICULARS OF THE LO1

Inland Lot

No. 508". South of Inland Lot

No. 495*, Blue Puol Road, Wong

Chung

No. of Balo,

Registry No.

Locality,

Boundary

Measure-

ments.

Aa per

رخدار air

Contents i

Bquare feet Annual

Hental.

| Upset Price,

TubqY

20,660

аво

10,230

Editorial and Businem Dolcet.

15-19, Queen's Road Central, Tel. 30351. Night mithar - (Wanchal Office):

Tel. 74511.

London Once: 53. Flest Street

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The Baily Press.

友之國中

Hosa Koso. November 26, 1887.

WAR IS NOT PARADES SUB-GRIFFINS

DRAW FOR 1938

It is of no use to ask the signi- beance of bright colours in flags and uniforma; of those sensa-

The draw for the 1938 Subscrip- tions that arise when the drums tien Grifins (China ponles), which, begin to roll and the drum major took place yesterday afternoon in slakes his baton and the merry Kong Jockey Club stables, rosulted the Administration Block Hong

as follows:-

rhythmic tooting and booming of the brasses set the pulse to John Peel (Dun) 140, F. C. Hall throbbing; of the mad desire to (Dün) 14.0, G. Tinson (Ches.) 13.3, get into the parade that seizes Eu Tong Sen (Grey) 13.1. H and H. almost every one of us, of what. (Ches) 14.0. 8. T. Williamson. (Grey) 13.3. LW.F. (Black) 13.2, ever gs. of whatever poiltical Berton (Bay) 13.3, J. Lo (Black) belief or station in life. These 14.1. Henry (Black), 131, Lan reactions aro deep. They may (Black) 13.3, Early Birds (Bay) 14.0. Macgregor. Jupp and Weldon go back to the days when the tribal drums boomed in the! (Grey) 14.0, C.NL (Bay) 14.0, F. C. Hall (Bay) 13.3, E.SK. (Black) jungles and the young men of 133, Tester and Abraham (Grey). the tribes danced singing around 14.0. Buccaneers (Bay) 14.0, Four- the fire. They are synchronized some (Brown), 13.2, Lim (Ches.) to the heating of our hearts. 13.3. 8.C. (Chea M.) Even the They are primitive. confirmed pacifist, ready to go to Black and White (Ches.) 13.3. LA. prison or before, the firing squad and Li's (Dun) 13.1, Sunshine for his faith, cannot root them (Bay) 13.3, S. W. Tang (Ches.) 14.1, out. the irrational half, out of which (Bay). 14.1. T. M. Gregory (Dun) Half of him, at any rate-S. T. Chan (Dpl. Grey) 13.2, Lan- cashire (Grey) 13.3. Threesome come mobs and poetry and music. 14.1, V. M. Grayburn (Ches.) 14.1. and the glory and splendour and Koo and Lo's (Brown) 13.3. TEL. fathomless tragedy of human life, (Ches.) 13.3, TKL (Bay) 13.2. Andrew's responds to them.

ST. ANDREW OF

SCOTLAND

It is a red-letter day to-day in the annals of the St. Andrew's Society of Hong Kong and our friends from the North Country; will turnout in full force to

commemorate

"St.

14.1. Rex (Ches) 14.0, Mrs. Beth (Ches.) 14.1.. Wong Sul Ngau (Grey M.) · 14.0,

(Ches.)

14.0... Marber

(Brown) 13.3. KCC. (Dun) 13.2.. Hollandia (Bay) 13.3, M. T. John- 13.3, B.C. (Brown) 131, W. K. Yeung (Grey M.) 147, If Pa Chua

Ches.) 13.1. Yeung Bing Yuen

son (Brown) 13.1. LCL (Grey)

Lucky (Dun) 13.3, Triumvirate (Bay M.) 13.2, Mrs. Pearce (Black) Day. Of the various Saints:

Yet let the pacifist, be con- 14.1. Why (Bay) 14.1. Lale (Ches.> venerated as guardians or patrons forted. These emotions, ranging 13.3, Mrs. Eu Tong Ben (Rosa) 14.0, of the British Isles, St. Andrew from the purely visceral to some

Li Po Chun (Bay) --133, LWS: (Dun M.) 14.0, J. H. Jesten "(Dun of Scotland is the only one men- thing that can be called spiritual, M.3 14.0, Ling (Ches.) 13.3. Tung- tioned in Holy Writ and we are not war. They have merely shan (Grey) 13.1, Capt. J. M. Smith learn from the Scriptures that been, over and over again, ex-(Grey) 14.1, Hung (Black) 11, The St. Andrew was amongst the first ploited by war-makers. John Hall (Bay) 14.0. Diamonds (Grey) to be converted to Christianity.

Wesley refused to let the devil 13.2. C.N.K (Ches.) 13.3. Lucky (Ches) 14.0, Sunshine (Ches.) 13.3. St. Andrew's Day is the one have all the good tunes Craigs (Dun) 14.0, Wayfoong (Bay) great day in the year which example followed later by Moody 14.0, Eu Tong Sen (Brown) 14.1, Scotsmen in Hong Kong; by and Sankey, the Salvation Army Finder tradition and old established cus- and other militant religionists. jom, are called upon to celebrate. In the same way we can refuse To the unsympathetic, however, to let the devil have all the thrills 5765 St. Andrew's Day is looked upon of a grand parade..

as the one big excuse for Scots

As every front line tighter men to sing their own praises, knows, war is not parades. War but one who is in a position to is weary men. plodding in the express authoritative opinioniain toward a rendezvous with has declared that if to the same wounds and death. War is the unsympathetic people the Scots artillery grumbling, in the dis- are apt to land. Scotia's merits tance, coming nearer, dropping to excess it would be generous to shells into the marching column: Yeung and Pih) 13.3, Li and Edgar bear in mind that the people war is the machine gun singing (Bay) 13.2, Gordos (Grey) 13.2; and celebrating the occasion are in its wild music, making wihows G. W. Sewell (Grey) 13.2. variably carried away by the and orphans with mechanical skirt of the pipe and the sight of facility. And in these latter the Tartan. Be that as it may days war is more than this: it is Applications by Harold John it is a good thing that these tie slaying of women and child- Armstrong, solleitor, for sealing celebrations should be maintain ren; it is the bombing airplane exemplifications of the probates of

hovering over unarmed cities!. it

LOCAL ESTATES

NOTICE is hereby given that a Third Interim Dividend of three pence per share on account of the Ginancial year ending 31st March 1938 has been declared by the Directors of the Company in Bris- bane, payable on 15th December 1937 to Shareholders on the Re--

John Hall Osborne, late of Woodside. Ensbury, Dorset, Eng- gisters at Brisbane and Singapore and who died on June 24, 1937. left local estate sworn under $47,000.

on 14th December 1937.

NOTICE is also hereby given that the Singapore Trauster Re- gisters will be closed from Wed nesday, 8th December, to Tues day, 14th December 1937, both days inclusive, for the preparation of. Dividend Warrants.

Local $14,900 was left by Sir George

estate to the value of Henry Sutherland, late of Belmont Hotel, Sidmouth, Devon. England. who died on May 11, 1937.

Court.

the walls of the deceased persons ed: Scotsmen have done and have been granted by the Supreme are doing great things in the world and it is good for the Em- James Ballantyne, retired solici-pire that the Scottish spirit should tor.. and Catherine Ballantyne,

thrive both late of No. 35 Cavendish

By Order of the Board, DERRICK & CO., Chartered Accountants,

Local Secretaries, Hongkong Bank Chambers,

Road, Sutton, Surrey, England. Į Once a year the members of Singapore, 12th November, 1937. who respectively died on November St. Andrew's organise a gather

5762 local estates sworn

under 82.900 and $2,600. Applications, by Harold John Armstrong, solicitor, for

6.

B

PUBLIC AUCTION. PARTICULARS AND CON. DITIONS of the Sale by Publie

10, 1934 and October 3, 1935, left

sealing probates of the wills of the deceased persons have been grant- ed. →

Local estate to the value of

81,100 was left by Lo Eu Cee Ching. alias Eu Chi Ching, allas Mrs. Wing

Taun Lo, married woman, late of

spray

(Black) 13.1, Threesome (Brown) 13.2. Hollandia (Chea) 13.2.

Dynasty (Bay) 13.2, LTF. (Grey) 13.3. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stanton (Grey) 14.0. Chay Bros. (Brown) 13.1, W:W. (Cream) 14.0, R. M. Mc-

Lay (Grey) 13.3. Dr. B. N. Chau (Ches.) 13.3. SLK (Grey) 13.3.

BLIND BRITON

WILL EARN £20,000

IN AMERICA

is the airplane swooping low to huddled refugees with

A blind English youth, who not bullets. War was hell in Sher-long ago was struggling to make a lizing as a musician in England, man's time. It is the deepest has signed contracts in New York level of the inferno now,

that assure him of an income of £20,000 a year, writes a New York corresponder:1

He is Alec Templeton, aged 21," son of a West of England estate manager

Yes, let us have parades. Let ing of the. Clans and in friendly the drums beat and the bugles co-operation" entertain their blow, let the bands strike up. friends. It also gives them an But let them be dedicated to opportunity of meeting many of peace, to democracy, to the dream

brotherhood of countrymen with of the whom they may not be in touch Abraham Lincoln gave words to in the everyday walk of life. In- that dream in 1863, Woodrow quenced by the presence of their Wilson in 1937. It is not dead.

their

own

mnan.

•

Alec was "discovered" by Jack Hylton British band leader. The: blind youth was playing the piano

at a party in the North of England. and displayed such a genius for musical and vocal impersonations

hour thereafter until 3 a.m. The 50 cents) will be available on the Auction to be held on Monday, No. 3 Rua Almirante Costa Cabral, guests and good cheer the Score We can still march to the throb that Hylton took him to London

Vehicular Ferry service will be extended until 2 a.m.

ground.

C. J. TACCHI. Hon. Sec. H.K.L T.A.

and all those desiring to partici. Hong Kong, 24th Noy., 1937.

The first Supper will be served

at 11.15 o'clock p.in. (approx.)

pate therein should be seated in

No

good time before this hour. reservations of Supper Tables' may be made.

Members and Guests are re- quested to note particularly that ADMISSION TO THE BALL WILL BE BY TICKET ONLY and that these cannot be obtained at the door of the Hotel.

Entrance to the Hotel will be by the Main Doors, Salisbury Road only,

NOTICE

5778

Notice is hereby given that as

from the 19th day of November,

1937, Mr. E, G. Videro is no longer connected with this Com pany.

5757

IN THE SUPREME -

COURT OF HONG KONG

PROBATE JURISDICTION

IN THE GOODS of THOMAS HEDGE late of Lyndhurst, Temple. Close, Buntingdon, in the County of Huntingdon, in the United Kingdom, deceased.".

the 29th day of Nov., 1937, at 3 Macau.

where he broadcast several times,

ed States.

Letters of administration usually "Grack" over old times. of its music, the lilt of its hope and then brought him to the Unit- p.m., at the Offices of the Public to the estate of the deceased for their language dropping into the for humanity.

the use

and benefit of Lo Wag Doric which becomes more broad Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of Nin Chau solicitor.

Tsun have been granted to Hung as the evening advances. one Lol of Crown Land at Wong Nei Chung in the Colony of Hong Kong for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a' Crown' Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor

ATTEMPT TO STEAL

COPPER CENT »

Had it not been for the alert-

The Scots are very often call. ed a dour and clannish folk, but after all said and done, this cun scarcely be counted a fault, for their dourness covers a kind and gentle nature. We are indebted

1

LORD CLYDESDALE'S WEDDING

Early In Decemlier

The marriage of the Marquess of

Now he has become one of the most popular entertainers here. and makes Americans laugh at their own celebrities. At the piano- he gives imitations of all, the most famous musicians and singers of this country, and America loves it. Besides broadcasting, he plays in leading concert halls and hotels. of His Majesty the King, for one

Now Alec Templeton's parents larther term of 75 years.

Intending bidders are advised ness of a district watchman. Chan to the Scotch for many things-- Douglas and Clydesdale, MP., and have come to join him in America,

Elizabeth Percy Lady

will take bis father having given up work in Check would have lost a copper for golf which Scotsmen had in place at 8. Giles's Cathedral, England to become his business that immediately after the discent, the only money he had in the Middle Ages been forbidden Edinburgh, on Dec. 2. posal of the lot the Purchaser his possession. (If not the applicant), will

to play because they spent 20 Lord- Clydesdale, who is 34, is Inspector Fost said that Launch time perfecting their game the elest be required to deposit with an Bang. a 22-year-old unemployed authorised officer who will be man, attempted to steal the cent that they neglected Archery with Hamilton, Premier Duke of Scot- present at the sale, the sum of from Chan while he was watching most serious consequences and is a sister of the Duke of two hundred dollars, ($200) in but was arrested by the district given us Scotch Whisky with all Next they have cash. This sum will be refunded watchman while extracting the ita consequences, good or ill. on payment of the Purchase | coln.

NOTICE is hereby given that price.

Boundary

a medicine hawker making sales, themselver.

A

Lal Sang pleaded guilty to the charge before Mr. E. Keen at the was sentenced to two month's 1- prisonment.

the Court has by virtue of the PARTICULARS OF THE LOT Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, and provisions of Section 58 of Ordin 'ance No. 2 of 1897 made an order Halting the time for creditors and others to send la their claims against the above estate to 20th

December, 1937.

All Creditors and others are nç- cordingly hereby required to send

Dated this 23rd day of Novem- their claims to the undersigned on

ber, 1937,

JOSE A. ENRIQUEZ,

President,

Royal Masbate Gold Mines Inc.

5770

or before that date.

DEACONS,

Solicitors for the Executors,

'1, Des Voeux Road Central,“

Hong Kong

6771

No. of Sale.

loland, Lot-

|

Registry No.

Locality.

No. 6062

Fart of and adjoining Inland Lot No. 5042,

Wong Nei Chung

Measure.

mento..

Ax per

aule plun

_Square feet.:

pany

Bental.

41.840

782.

** | Upset Price

20,770

to

son of the Duke of

land. Lady Elizabeth Percy is 21,

Northumberland.

AMAH'S MONEY

SNATCHED

manager.

APPEAL TO SPARE · HANGCHOW

Desire To Preserve City's "Beauty From Destruction

Hangchow,, Nov. 25,

Interested An appeal to the authorities" to exclude. Hangchow from the area of hostilities is being made by a group of for- eigners and Chinese bere.

Also there is the haggis, a neces-:

man's elysinn. Last but not stry ingredient of the Scots-

the least there are all the 'Scotch. Pleading guilty to the charge of anecdotes though the authenti-snatching a sum of $9 from an city of all of them is not above amah, Cheung Tin, a 29-year-old Representatives of foreign re- unemployed, BA sentenced to sidents and the Chinese Chamber suspicion !

three months' imprisonment by of Commerce, who are interested · The Scots are the greatest Mr. R. Keen at the Kowloon Police in preserving this important and,

famous city of culture and beauty, pioneers in the Empire, and in Court yesterday. all parts of the world a Scot that the amah, Tim sam, had just can and French Governments to Inspector Post told the Court | are requesting the English, Amori-- would always find a brother Scot tendered a ten dollar note for appeal to the opposing forces to Mrs. H. E. Afers, Miss Ayrton, Mias H. C. Bradgate, Miss E. to help him if in difficulty. It purchase, and was returned a spare the city from aerial and Craig. Mes. A. E. Fraser, Mrs, G. is this spirit of cameraderie that change of $9.90. Defendant sud- military bombardment. fighting 8. Forrest, Mrs. W. A. McClelland, binds all Scots together and so denly approached from the rear and incendiarism.

and snatched the nine dollars in About Afteen Britons, five Ame-

MAILS FOR REFUGEES

Letters are lying at the Poste Restante. General Past Once for

the following:-

Mrs. & Page, Mr. W. R. Parrott. long as it prevails there need be notes, but was arrested by a con- ricans and nine French nationals uny fear for the future of Scot stable while attempting to run remain at present in Hangchow.-- land.

Henter.

Miss M. Pritchard, Miss M. Ban- derson, Mrs. F. G. Tate, Mrs. J. H. 5766 Ware, Miss L. Watt.

away,