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The Japan Hotel Association

IN JAPAN

AKARÓRA

MEMBER HOTELS

(68 members in )

Ков

Oriental Hotel

Tor Hotel

† Akakura Kanko Hotel Kroro

АТАМ

Ami Hota! Mampei Hotel Baru Kyushua)

Kaenai Hotel

Chusza (Nikko) Lakeside Huto)" FUJI FIVE LAKES

Дактніст

Fuji New Grand Hotel

(Laka Yamanaha)'

Fuji

View Hotel

(Laka-Kawaguchi}

FOXCOLA

Kyoahintel Hotel

GAMAGORS

Gsmagori Hotel

Nagaragos Hotel

KAMAKURA

Kathia Hotel

KAMIKOCHI (Japan Alpa)

Kumikochi Imperial · Hotel

KABATHU (Der Fukuoka)

Karitet Saaside Hotel

KARCIZAWA

Mampei Hotel →→Maksa Hotel

KAWANA

Kawana vietel

Koun (midway

between Onaka and

Kobe)

Koshion Hotel

Kyoto Hotel

Miyako Hotel

Kyota Station Hotel

.2ATSU8HIYA

• Park Hotel

MITASTMA

Miyajima Hotel

MITAWOCHITA Hakona),

NAGOTA

Fujiya' Hotel

10014

Mampel Hotel

Nagoya Hotel

Nagoya Kanko Hotel,

NARA

'Nara Hotel

Какпул

Hotel

OBAKA

Dobuil Hotel

Hotel Now Daka

Osaka Hotel

Orno (near Lake Biwa)

Hotel Lake Biw Saprono (Hokkaido)

Sapporo Grand Hotel SHIMONOBELI

Banyo Hotel TAKAHAZUR (Near Kobe)

Ta srazuka Ente) Τύπτο

Imperial Hotel Mampei Hotel

Omori Hotel

*Sanno Hotel

Tokyo Railway Hotel

*Open, in summer only.

Now members.

ÜNZEN

Kyushu Hotel Sbin.yu Hotel Unson Hotel

Unzen Kanko Hotel

Tamel Hotel

YOKOHAMA

Hotel Now Grand

IN TAIWAN (Formosa)

TALKOKU

Taiboku Railway Hotel

IN CHOSEN

-Hzwo

Heijo Railway Hotel K130

Chonan Hotel

IN MANCHOUKUQ.

DAIXEN

Yamato Hotel

HARDIN

Yamato Hotel

Yamato Hotel HOTEN (Mukdeo) Yamato Hotal HRINKING

Yamato Hotel

IN CHINA

TRINTAQ

+'rsintao Grand Hotel

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So much that is beautiful and romantle awaits you ka Austria Vienna-the world's music centrs; Salzburg—the festival dey; the Styrian woodlande; the beautiful Danube valley; the laket of Skiziáin: mergut säd Carinébia; the Tyrol and Vorherg lands of pictures par peasants and inc cipped mountains; and the lovely landscapes of Lower and Upper Austrja. Both for Summer Holidayı (Golf, Tennis, Swiraming, Climbing, etc.) and for Winter Sports, Austria has beconic 'more populu, than ever. Come to Austila sa mny time of the yea?---you may be man of a kindly welcome.

Come to Beautiful Romantic Austria

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THE SERVICES

NEWS ABOUT THE SERVICES

ROYAL NAVY ·

THE ARMY.

'NEW CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

ROYAL AIR FORCE

PETTY OFFICERS' UNIFORM

NO. 23 GROUP STAFF Group Captain M. B. Frew, Fetty officers in all branches are

"The London Gazette on Aug. 16|D.S.Q., M.G, AF.C., from the com- to be allowed to wear the special uniform of that rating-jacket marks a further stage in the opera- mand of Hornchurch station, has with gilt buttons and peaked caption of the new conditions of off-been appointed Senior Air Staff -from the date of being confirmed cers' service which were announced Oncer with No. 23 (Training) as petty officer, instead of after by the Secretary of State for War Group, Grantham, in succession to Group Captain F. H. M. Maynard, one year's service "as petty officer on July 18. as hitherto

The Gazette announces the `re-A.F.C. This group includes all the They will be credited with kit tirements, under the new temas, Service dying training schools at upkeep allowance at the highest 13 general officers. All these home. rate from the date of advance officers will benefit by the new ment. Those already serving who rates, and in many cases, because have less than one year's service as petty officer are to receive the allowance from the date of the new order (August 11).--

of the fact that they were pro- moted before the introduction of the new scheme, they will receive the retired pay of a cank in which they have not been actively employed.

WING COMMANDERS' POSTS Wing Commander P. E. Cum- mings, D.F.C., from the command of the air station at Waddington. near Lincoln, has been appointed for air staff duties at beadquarters. This is among a number of

of the Fighter Command, Stan- Admiralty decisions on further re

Under the new system of promo more, and has been succeeded in quests made at the Review ftion no emcer will in future be command by Wing Commander W Service Conditions held in 1936. It promoted till he actually assumes J Daddo-Langlois, from Grantham Is also approved that kit lockers duty in an appointment carrying station. are to be provided in the naval the higher rank. The half-pay: depots, although it will be some colonels whose retirements are an- time before the supply of the large nounced in the Gazette will also number of lockers required is com- directly beneft under the plete. In cases where requests have terms. had to be refused an explanation is given of the reason.

new

A feature of recent Gazettes "Is the restoration to full pay, with It was asked that water-boiling effect from August 1, of one apparatus should be installed for general officer and a number of watch-keepers to make hot drinks (colonels hitherto on half pay, but during the night, but the Admiralty for whom further appointments consider that the expense involved can be foreseen.

prohibitive

in fitting this convenience would be This marks the first step in the

Implementation of Mr. Horc Belisha's statement that in future half pay will be abolished for all officers who are to be reemployed.

In regard to a request that mess stools be fitted with back rests, it has been found, after trial afloat,

thar stools so fitted are less con venient, as they take up more room and Äre awkward to step over. Canteens are not to be allowed to stock cookable foodstuffs.

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NO. 103 SQUADRON TO MOVE No. 103 Bomber; Squadron wili, move from Usworth, Durham, to Abingdon, Berks, with effect from September 2

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This squadron was formed at Andover under the expansion pro- gramme on August 10, 1938, and equipped with Hawker Hind light bombers. It has been at Usworth

since. March 4, 1937, and is now Sommanded by Squadron Leader W: J. Millen,

RAF. APPOINTMENTS

the Royal Air Force are notined:- The following appointments in

The removal of the hardship of half pay. which in the past has GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH. often been the cause of real priva- Air Vice-Marshal-A. W. Tedder, [tion to officers during a proportion C.B., to D.G.RD. Department of of their service, is among the most A.M.D.P., Air Ministry, on appoint important of the concessions which jment as Director General of "Re- the new scheme confera,

REGIMENT'S FAREWELL TO ITS HORSES

The general messing system - pro- vides an adequate and varied dietary, and while it is recognized that the menu cannot always meet individual tastes, this request

4th/7th Royal would entall additional space and Guards held their last staff for cooking private meals parade .near Redford which cannot be entertained.

NEW SUBMARINE

was

Of the earlier vessels, the Por poise and Narwhal are serving the Home Fleet, and the Grampy and Rorqual in China.

The

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1938.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received

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Instruction!

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

01

SATURDAY, the 37th.AUGUST, 1938.

Commencing at 11 am.

At Godown No. 35 of The Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf &

Godown Co., Ltd... Kowloon

(For Account of the Concerned)

124. Boxes Tinplates, Waste Waste 10"x10"

(All More or Leas Damaged)

and

...

2. Bags Sulphur Powder

(Now, stored in Godown No. 8.of The Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon),

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Terms: Cash on Delivery....

LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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THE Undersigned have received

instructiona

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

FRIDAY, the 26th AUGUST,” 1938. Commencing at 2.38 p.m,

A their Sales Room, No. 2. Connaught Road, Central.

Ground Floor.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising:

Blackwood Joss Table, Teapoys. Oplum Stools, Teakwood Ward- robes. Chests of Drawers, Dress- ing Tables, Hatstands, Divans Dining Table, Sideboard, Chairs, Armchairs, Dests, Typewriter Tables, Booking Cases, Filing Cabinets, Flower Stands, Chester- field Suite. Ice Chest, Enamel Bath, Lacquer, 'Folding Screens. Omṇa- ments, Carpets, Rugs, E. P. and Brass Ware, Table Glasses, Filter,

LAMMERT BROS.. Electric Table Fans, Bronze and

AUCTIONEERS.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES

search and Development (July 20). PUBLIC AUCTION.

Group Captain-C. B. Dallson. A.F.C., to R.AF. Station, East-

Dragoon church, to command (July 22). mounted ington, to RAF Station, Horn

Wing Commanders.-C. T. Walk-

church. to command (July 25); R.

Barracks.

Or the following valuable lease- hold property situate at" North

Edinburgh," on August 15. Twos. Sugden, A.F.C., to No. 1 Schoot Point, Victoria, in the Colony of

hundred men were on parade with Lieutenant-Colonel J. A. Aizlewood, the commanding officer. After he had inspected the parade and taken

the salute Lieutenant- General Sir Charles Grant, G.O.C.- in-Chief! Scottish Command, in- formed the troops that Major

Bir-

Marble Table Lamps, Gramo- phones. Hand Sewing Machirie, Ol Paintings, etc... etc.

also

A FEW PIECES OF OLD CHINESE PAINTINGS AND CURIOS

and

1 Electric Refrigerator “Bitter-")

Sonen "

"Westing-

Electrie Refrigerator

house"

-- tor"

1 Electric Refrigerator Frigidaire" Hong Kong. being All that piece

Kelvina- or parcel of ground registered in Electric Refrigerator. the Land Office as The Remaining Portion of Inland Lot No. 2366 and 1 Typekriter. Underwood the Extension thereto together 1 Typewriter "Underwood"! : buildings thereon known as Nos. with the messuages erections and

1 Silver Tea Set and Salver

Fort Street. 24, 26. 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40 Canvas Canoe 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 1 Radio Set Atwater Kent

Ares

460,880 sq. ft. or there-1

Crown rent $4,822.20. -

tices), Halton, for Administrative of Technical Training (Appren- The submarine. Cachalot

duties and to command No. 1 completed on August 15 at the works of the Scotts' Shipbuilding

(Apprentices) Wing (July-1), and Engineering Company, Gree

kinshaw, to D.D.W.O.. Department

Squadron Leaders.-G. W. nock, Authorized In 1035, the Cachalot makes a total of five

ot A.M.S.O.. Air Ministry (Jmy 22); minelaying submarines of the Por-General Solly-Flood. Colonel of the Reconnaissance) Squadron, Felix: W. G. Abrams. to No. 200 (General poise class, of 1,529 tona (2.140 tons Regiment. had sent the following stowe, for fiving Cutie's (July, 25): submerged).

telegram:--

W. S. Hebden, to Headquarters, The regiment is about to bid Bomber Command, Uxbridge, for abouts. farewell to its horses, faithful com-gignals dufles (July 21): T. W. mades for, over 250 years. The

Hodgson, to No. 1 AR. Observers memory will ever remain dear to school, North Coates. for Signals COMMANDER OF THE NELSON ur hearts. As in the past. so dutles (July 25); K. C. McKenale. the future, all ranks can be con- M.B.E.. to Electrical and Wireless Commander. T. K. W. Atkinsonfidently relied on in their new School. will join the Nelson, Home Fleet role to carry on our great' tradition

Cranwell, for Signals duties (July 22).. flagship, for service as executive for effetency and sportsmanship, officer in succession to Captain Ewhich was built up with the help G. Jeffery, promoted in the mid of our old friends the horses, and devotion and your loyalty by summer list.

in so doing render willing, efficient giving up your horses and by be RECRUITING STAFF

| service to King and country." coming mechanized. This will be a Str. Charles Grant, addressing the sad moment for many of you....The Lieutenant-Colonel C. F. Parfitt, R.M., retired, will become Recruitmen, said:"Times change, and conditions of the regiment may ing Stan onder for the Royal you are now asked to show your change, but the regiment goes on." Navy and Royal Marines in the Liverpool District, in succession to Major J. J. Bramble, OBE," R.M. retired. From 1931 till his recent retirement Colonel Parfitt served or the headquarters staff of the Royal Marines,

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments are made by the Admiralty?———..

Lt.Cdr. -EG.Welchman, to Danae (Aug, 25).

Payr. Lt-Car-H. S. Howell, to Terror II (Sept. 9).

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Civil Air Guard Gives

Britain Greater Man-Power In Event Of Emergency

Formation of the Civil Air Guard, a new national erranisation re- cently announced by Sir Kingsley Wood, Secretary of State for Air, will mean

a great increase to available man-power at a time of emergency and a powerful stimulus for the British light plane manu- facturing industry.

The scheme provides that every Wood said, "should widen the 145.-B. V. Mayo, to Medway reasonably fit man or woman of front of flying by bringing greater (Aug. 19) E H Cartwright, to British nationality and between numbers of young men into the air Royal Oak (Sept. 2); N. 8. Hender-the ages of 18 and 50 is eligible for than ever before"

son to Vindictive (Sept. 8); K. R. membership, thereby qualifying to In assessing subsidy, training Bromheld-Jones, to Tarantula receive flying training at a rate as aircraft are divided into two cate- (Sept. 14); R. E. P. Miers, Argus low as 2s. 6d. an hour. Dominion gories, standard training types of Sept 1); J. B. Willis, I, G. H.jand Colonial people who are in aeroplane having an all-up weight of 1.200 lbs. or more and an all- Garnett, T. A. Phipps, P. J. S. Britain may join. Hardinge, W. J. Van der Kasteel, Bir Kingsley Wood said that the inclusive class of smaller, so-called R. E. Hutchins, T J. MacFarlan, Cobject of the new organisation was ultra-light aircraft. E. J. Streatfield, M. M. Collings, P. to form without delay throughout

Financial

arrangements

פ!,

J. Hill Nortoh, T. E. F. Pooley, J. the country a body of men' and respect of every "A" licence ob- de G. Lamotte, T. K. Jones, M. women with a knowledge of nying|tained by a Civil Air Guard mem Napier, H. D. Troughton, J. G. T. who would be competent to assist ber are announced omcially as: Western, R. 1. Alexander Sinclair. the Royal Air Force in time of

J.J, E Farnol, M. G. Greig, to Exemergency. or to do other work cellent for long (G) course (Sept connected with aviation for which

their services might be required, 291.

Five honorary commissioners will Lt. (E),--L. S. Rooke, to Wallace be in charge. Lord Londonderry.. (Sept. 1),

himself a pilot, one-time Air Minis- Sub-Lt) (F/O, RAF.-G. M. T. ter and now the owner of a fast Osson, to Victory for 'Gosport six-seat monoplane, has accepted (Pool) (Aug. 16).

the invitation.to be President...

Sub-Lt. (A)--W. E. Le H: Beatty, to Argus (Aus: 10). ́

PROMOTIONS

Schoolmasters.-C. A. Sinfeld, W. D. Jenkins, J. Taylor, L. G. Murphy, FR. Henwood, CA Carr, to rarik of Schoolmaster (C.W.O...(seny, Aug

| 24)-

RETIREMENT

Act. Cdr.-G..C.. Adams rank of Cdr. (July 20);

The Civil Air Guard is to be established through the me- dlám of the light aeroplane clubs of the country. Each club adopting the scheme to have aCivil Air Guard section of not less than 12 members.

FLYING CLUB SUBSIDY

(1) £50 grant to the club training a member on a standard training" type aeroplane.

-(2) £30 grant for training on

a lighter tyDE. Claims for subsidy grants will be dealt with on a monthly basis. Flying grant after "A" Hcence Is obtained amounts to £2 an hour for a maximum of 10 hours “per annum...

To be Sold

IN ONE LOT

by

PUBLIC AUCTION

оп

WEDNESDAY,

The 31st Day of AUGUST, 1938. at 3 O'CLOCK PM.

by

Messta LAMMERT BROTHERS, At their AUCTION ROOMS No."2, CONNAUGHT ROAD

CENTRAL

Second Floor, Victoria aforesaid, a

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For further Particulars and Con- ditions of Sale, apply to

I Surf Board

Tennis Net and Poles

1 Child's Teakwood Bedroom Suite

2 Large Cloisonne ses

On VIEW from THURSDAY, the 25th AUGUST, 1938,

TERMS: Cash 1.on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have received THE

Instructions

SELL BY

PUBLIC AUCTION

Messrs. JOHNSON, STOKES and TUESDAY, the 30th August 1938

MASTER, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Buliding.

Solicitors for the Vendors,

or to

Messrs. LAMMERT BROTHERS,

The Aucti

Commencing at 2.30 p.m.

At their Sales Room, No. 35, Hankow Road, Kowloon,

A "QUANTITY OF VALUABLE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising:

Bed-

Teakwood Drawingroom, room, Diningroom and Office Fur applying to week-end dying Durniture. Carpet, Rus, Cutlery Orna-- ing week-days, half of these rates ments, Pictures, Gramophones and must apply.

· RUSH TO JOIN

..

Within 24 hours of the so- nouncement thousands of en- thusiastic men and women had besieged the Air Ministry and the flying clubs all over the 'country.

be

Successful applicants wil asked to sign an undertaking that they will offer their services at once in any state of national emergency, "for the purpose of em- in this new plan will be required ployment in connection with Royal

At present Britain has some 75 light aeroplane clubs, 60 of which afe already in receipt of govern- ment subsidy. Clubs co-operating

to, give an undertaking that Civil Air Force requirements or in any Air Guard members will not be other direction concemed with

aviation."

They will wear a brown overail

For the time being, the Air asked to pay more than 105, od, an Ministry will pay unrestricted sub-hour för flying instruction on with sidy to clubs taking part in this standard training types and 55, an with a specially designed Civil Air new scheme which, Sir' Kingsley hour on lighter aircraft, both rates: Gdard Hadge on the pocket,

Blade VIN BRO

Records, Brass and EB-Ware, Porcelain and Glass Ware, Electric Table Fans and Lamps, Wardrobe and Canin Trünks, etc., etc.

also

A FEW PIECES OF FINE BLACKWOOD FURNITURE

On View from "MONDAY: the 29th AUGUST. 1935.“

ERMS; Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS. AUCTIONEERS