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9.50 p.m. A Ballad Concert... Most of the Jamaica strikes have Hams and Thẻ B.B.C. Male Chorus

Because (2 Teschemachier now been settled on the basis of conducted by Joseph Lewis (Emest D'Hardelot); I Love The "Moon increased pay for labourers. 2 Lush at the Piano): Wrap Me Up (Paul A. Rubens)-Murray Stewart No further instances of violence In My Tarpaulin Jacket (Tradi- (Tenor) with Orchestra; Love's Old were reported yesterday.

tional): The Lincolnshire Poacher sweet Bong (Molloy. Bingham); A The sudden change seems to be (Traditional) Harold Williams Brown Bird Singing (Haydn Wood. due partly to the Government's and The B.B.C. Male Chorus con- Barrie)-Mary Kay (Contralto) the UNSIGNES are hereby informed £500,000 land settlement scheme, ducted by Stanford Robinson with with Plario Accompaniment; When

that their goods with the exception and partly to efforts by the Plano; Ar Hyd Y Nos (All Through pull Care of Opium, Troure and Valuables are Labour leader, Mr. Bustaments, wheThe Night); March Of The Men Of Lights Go Rolling being landed & stored into the Godown of the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf has appealed to the workers to Harlech (Welsh Air)-Royal Moun Stuart Robertson (Bass-Baritone) Godown Co., Lid, Kowloon, whence cease disorders and return to work|tain Ash Male Chair conducted by with plano accomp by Gerald delivery may be obtained immediately while awaiting the decisions of T. Glyndwr Richards. after landing.

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Meanwhile, the Government is or before the 18th June, 1934 or immediately putting in hand the they will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examined £500.000 land development scheme, by the Company's Surveyor, Mesars announced earlier this week, Land Goddard & Dongilas in the presence of has already been taken over by the the Consignees at 10.00 am, on Tues-Government, and labourers will be day, the 14th June, 1838.

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W. Mackenzie, Amsterdam, Played by 'Vladimir. Horowitz bas telegraphed to the Colonial 8 p.m. Local Time Signal, Wen- (Plano) and The London Bym- Office in London stating that ther Report and Announcements, phony Orchestra conducted by Al- the situation the Island Is 8.03 p.m. Studio-R. Abbit on The bert Coates; God Bave The King- much improved and that condi- 1st Test Match.

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