1938-06-21 — Page 7

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

|LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received

instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

on

WEDNESDAY, the 22nd JUNE, 1938

Commencing at 2.30 p.m.

IN

At their SALES ROOM,

DUDDELL STREET

THE ENGLISH BIBLE

Fourth Centenary Of Reformation

DEAN'S ADDRESS

AT LUNCHEON

GENERAL

THE PROBLEM OF FIRE ON

HAWKERS

Urban Council

Questions

The problem of hawkers is en- raging the attention of the Urban Council. At a méeling to be held 4.13 p.m. today, Mr. W. N.

J.C.JL.

STEAMER

Early Morning Outbreak In Harbour

A fire broke out on board the JOJL ship Tilak in the early

fire, which started in the No. 3 hold, was noticed by cke or the slip's сте who immediately raised the arm.

His Excellency the Governor and Thomas Tam, pursuant to notice, | hours of yesterday inoming. The Lady Northcote attended a fun-¡will ask.

1. Will the Chairman kindly give, cheon party held in the Hong Kong Hotel (Rool Garden) yesterday in the number of hawker's licences commemoration of the gift of the (a) itinerant; (b) stall holder. is- Open Rible to the English people sued since the beginning of this and the fourth centenary of the ucencing year? Reformation.

Literature."

2. What are the qualifications The Very Rev. J. L. Wilson was usually required for obtaining an the speaker of the gay, his address Itinerant hawker's licence? being on the "Induence of thei 3. Is it a det that many old Bible on the English Character and people are refused licences while many young people are given them? A very large gathering was pre-If not, how would you explain sent including the Rt. Rev Bishop the assertion by the Sentor Ma- A Fine Collection of Swatow Hall and Mrs. Hall, HE.. Major-gistrate that many young people Drawn Work, Silk & Linen Goods, General A. W. and Mrs. Bartho-who are brought into Court usually Lace. Table Cloths, Table Sets, lomew, the Hon. Mr. N. L. Balth appear to be able to Bed Spreads, Runners, Handker and Miss Judith Smith, the Hon. cences? chiefs, etc.. etc.

On VIEW from TUESDAY.

the 21st JUNE, 1938

AUCTIONEERS.

| Mr. - R. A. C. North, the Hon. Sir

obtain -

Would the Chairman care tu the Henry and Lady Pollock, His Hon-make any observations our Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsell and hawker problem? Mrs. Lindsell, and the heads of the local business houses accompanied by their ladies.

GOOD AND EVIL

PEAK TRAM STATION Among the applications for il- cences which the Council will con

sider is one for sale of vegetables in addition to fruit at the Peak in the course of his address, dur-Tramway Stallon, the Peak. ing which he made several quota- tions from various sources, the

The ship's bells and siren were immediately sounded and soon three Water Police launches were alongside the datressed vessal.

A signal was in the meantime relayed to the Fire Brigade", "and four Arefloats were dispatched to the scene.

REFUGEES

In the meantime. 303 Chinese

deck passengers. mostly refugees from Amoy, were removed by the Folice and taken to the Water Police Station where they IC- mained throughout the night:

The flames were extinguished | after an hour's hard work LAS Batthough the cargo was damaged

no he received any injury.

The Tisalak, which arèived in the Colony from Dairen via Amoy

TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1938.-PAGE 7

SPECIAL WEEK

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Saturday afternoon. A Letter from the Government scheduled to sail for Java Ports yesterday at 9 a.m.. but owing to signifying the approval of the

Dean said that in good literature Legislative Council to the amend-/ the outbreak of the fire she did

ments of the heading "Dairies and not sail till late in the afternoon. Without Milk Shops" and the by-laws set

forth thereunder in the Schedule

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

as in the Gospel, the self-asserted. LAMMERT BROS., were the self-deceived.

clear, thinking the Bible could be an hauence for evil as well as the Public Health (Food) Or- good and our nation has not been immune from the bareful influence of the literature known as the Bible

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received

instructions

TO SELL BY

PUBLIC AUCTION

ON

THURSDAY, the 23rd JUNE 1938)

Commencing at. 11.00 a.m.

At their SALES ROOM.

4 DUDDELL STREET

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

also

32 Pleces Felt Hats

4 Cases Asbestos Millboard

↑ Bale Paper

9 Reels Paper

* Cases Acroplane Fabrics

and

I Lot Personal Effects

"TERMS:—Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS..

AUCTIONEERS. ·

dinance. 1935, will be read.

DEATH OF COLOUR SERGT. GUNBY

ROLLEIFLEX DISPLAY

A large number of those interest- ed in photography yesterday went to the Gloucester Arcade when an exhibition of photographs taken

After quoting several passages, the speaker concluded by saying

The death occurred on June 7 with the Rolleiflex camera were that the English Bible had rein. forced the language in its ability in Shanghai of Colour-Sergeant held to express emotions.

Charles Gunby, of the 1st Bn. In each instance the original was shown together with the en- After the Dean had delivered his Seaforth Highlanders. address, His Excellency the Gov- Sergt. Gunby died of typhus and largements, which were remark ernor proposca a vote of thanks was buried with full military table for their detall.

to the speaker. this being carried honours. His wife, who stayed in with acclamation.

I

WEDDING AT REGISTRY

battalion Hong Kong when the were sent up North some months ago. went to Shanghal fur the funeral and has since returned to the Colony.

The marriage took place at the MRS. GUNBY LEAVING Registry. Supreme Court, yesterday,

of Mr. E. Kitchell, of Messrs. K. S.

88IL

FOR CANADA

Chui Co. and Miss Mary Lee Yin. It is understood that Mrs. Gunby, captain of the Seaforth Ladies' Mr. W. Aneurin Jones. Deputy Hockey team, who recently lost her in Shanghai, will be Registrar of Marriages, officiated husband And the witnesses were Messrs. A.eaving the Colony for Canada. Kitchell and Lee Che-ming.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

It is announced that the mar

· PASSENGERS BY

THE DELIA

LOCAL HEALTH

The following cases were report- ed to the local health authorities during the 48 hours ended mid- night Sunday.

Cholera 1: small-pox 1: diphthe- ria 2: enteric lever 6; measles 2: cerebro-spinal meningitis 1; dysen- tery 9

EIGHT BANISHEES SENTENCED

LESS 10% FOR CASH

$27.50

SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY

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.

The House of Quality & Service

READ MEMOIRS

IN CELL

TO WARDERS

With the long black beard he

At the Criminal Bessionis yester-bas grown recently making him day, the Acting Pulsne Judge. Mr. look more like Landru than ever, E. H. William, imposed sentences Engene Wiedmann, the German- flage will take place at the British

The Imperial. Airways' Della totalling 18 years on eight ban-born self-confessed slayer of six Consulate. Tsingtao, between Ed-arrived yesterday with the follow-shees who appeared on charges of people, spends hours dally in pri- ward Kump Anderson, Seconding passengers on board:-Mr. G. breach

the Deportation son in Paris writing his memoir Officer on the B. 1 S. Yunnan, and Ng Buay., from Bangkok, Mr. A. E. Ordinance.

Every, now and then he reads. Miss Irene Marinitch, stenutypist. Gerondal: from Calculta, and Mr.

passages to his prison guards. of Tsingtao.

H. M. Shaff, from Calcutta. It Other forthcoming

marriages also brought 295.565 kilos of mail. DEPOT SHIP RENAMED Doing so gives him delight.

But the moods of the man The Delia left in the afternoon HMS. Ambrose, which has serv-whose trial will begin soon change Mr. Kurti Christian Gustaff with a passenger, Mr. F. Lohrer for ed since 1928 as "accommodation quickly from hilarity to despair. Gerloff commercial clerk, residing Bangkok. There were 171.784 kilos ship for the crews of destroyers He cannot sleep, be always at No. 12 Kennedy Road, and Misal of mail.

lald up in maintenance, reserve at dress, he complains, of Jein de Margot Quoika, of No. 19 Beltran

Rosyth.

succeed H.M.B. Koven, the American dancer, the Road.

The Health Bulletin for Eastern Greenwich as depot-ship, Rosyth, first rir: he killed. Mr. Harry Norman Williamson, Ports gives the following figures and will be renamed E.M8. Coch A woman barrister, Male, Renre

are:-

EASTERN HEALTH

master, of the Education Depart for the week ended June 11: ment, and Miss Nora Kathleen Cholera-Allahabad 1; Delhi 8; Johnson, nursing sister, of the Cawnpore 28; Calcutta $3; Hanoi *GUTTER Queen Mary Hospital.

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Mr. Shurn. Chung. Merk, Reuter's, and Miss To Woon-atm, of No. 26 Talkoo Fog Street, second floor, Shaukiwan.

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Jardin, and three men, headed by This name was borne by an Maitre Moro-Glatter, who defend- armoured cruiser launched at ed Landru, will appear for Wled- 11: Hong Kong 9; shanghai 84: Govan in 1905 and scrapped in mann. Basein 1 death.

1919, which served in the Grand Is he sane or thráñé? This wil Small-pox-Delhi 3 Bombay Fleet during the War and was pre be the main issue to the trial. 13; Calcutta 42: Madras 10: Ran-sent at Jutland.

He had been examined and kept goon 1: Macao 1 death; Hong Kong 6; Shanghai ‘3.

LOCAL FILIPINOS HONOUR PATRIOT

It commemorates the services of under observation by a number of Admiral Thomas Cochrane. Earl mental specialists.

who

Their opinion will be given

of Dundonald (1775-1860), served with distinction not only the trial

in the Royal Navy but also as Commander-in-Chief of the Chi-

The engagement has been an-j On Bunday the local Filipinos lean, Brazilian, and Greek Navies nounced of Donna Degna Marcoal, celebrated at their Club at Bing's between 1818 and 1828. daughter of the late Senator Mar-Park the 77th anniversary of the chese Guglielmo Marconi and of birth of Dr. Jose Rizal. foremost

corona, to Signor Gabriele Parasce, hold

The new Ontario tomato "Jan- Ru," developed by Messrs. John Janicky, Ukrainian market gar- dener, and Robert Ruibali, both

the Marchesa Marignoli di Monte- Filipino, patriót. A hincheon was A whist drive and social will be of York Township, is expected to at which purely natiorial held at the the R.AQ.B. Club find a ready market in Great of the Italian Embassy in London. dishes were served. Dancing was tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.. in aid of the Britain. Mr. L. F Burrows, secre

Donna Degna's mother, who was indulged in before and after meal dependents of a soldier who recen-tary of the Dominion' Horticultural Marchese Marconi's first wife, was The Chairman, Mr. L. R. Ide-tly died in Shanghai..

Society, looks for an export of formerly the Hon. Beatrice O'Brien, fonso, spoke of the purpose of the „Attractive prizes are being some 300,000 · ́ensès this year. daughter of the fourteenth Lord gathering and outlined a brief offered, and excellent entertain-bringing $1,000,000 Inchiquin.

life history of Dr. Rizal.

POP-POP THOUGHT HE WAS DODGING TRAFFIC

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