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crowd of A man in the vast spectators lined up, to witness "the arrivaj of the new Clipper last week, Wis most empnatic and loud in his opinions regard- ing the new flying boat.

"She is too big for a great deal pontoons Will The tail It will

of speed. Those

prove unsatisfactory,

o the ship is too high not pay for itself, a costly ex- periment," were a few of his re- marks to a friend and anyone else caring to listen,

Of course, this man had not in- spected or Down in the Clipper. His first sight of the new flying boat was when she had landed on the water a half hour before!

A group of Chinese lady punters eagerly discuss prospects at the Valley Race carnival., (Photo by Leica).

NEWSETTES

Mr. P. W. Silson, of the Chinese Maritime Customs, left for Home on the s.3. Ranpura on Saturday.

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Sub. Lleut. C.H.C. Gough, R.N.,] of H.M.S. Decoy, left for home on the .s. "Ranpura on Saturday.

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His Excellency the Governor bas

Mr. R. D. Morgan, of the Educa- tion Department, will be 47 years old to-day.

to-day

Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith, Land Officer and Registrar of Marriages, will be 88 years old to-day.

Mrs.

Edmonds, wife

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of Mr.

MERCHANT WEDS

Mr. Ng Yuen, merchant, and Miss Leung Po-may, and Mr. Lee Fal and Miss Lily Ethel Mar were married at the Registry. Supreme Court, on Saturday.

Mr. T. J. Gould. Deputy Regis- trar of Marriages, officiated at both ceremonies, the witnesses of which were respectively Messrs. Leurig Wa-ha and Chow U-cheng and Messrs A. V. Worig and M. J. Wong.

It is notified that "the firm of

MONDAY'S

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BREAKFAST

Stewed Apricots Cereal

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Pork Sausages & Apple Rings Rye Tonst

Coffee LUNCHEON

Cream of Tomato Soup

String Bean Salad " Baked Macaroni & Cheese Buttered Carrots & Pras Baked Squash Assorted Fruits"

Tea

DINNER

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Shrimp Cocktail

Cream of Celery Soup

Aspic Salad Baked HamT

Apple Sauce

Lima Beans Roasted Potatoes Pumpkin Ple CoffeeTM

UNION CHURCH WEDDING

The wedding took place at Union Church, Kennedy Road, on Saturday afternoon; of Mr. John Fraser Anderson, of the Talkoo Sugar Re-

MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1939.

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Under these brands you have the choice of the finest British Shoes; made by the largest footwear specialists in England.

Norvie and Alascot provide the hon for Day, Evening and all Dress occasions. Sir Herbert Barker the true 10 nature footwear" for Day and Golfwear. Finn-flex a heavier ahoe with a fexible sole, waterproof and hard woaring,

Prices range from $21.50 to $39.50 .

Other qualities $14.75 to $19.50 (Less 10% Cash Discount)

Inspection Invited-

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GEN, EVANGELINE TOO MUCH

BOOTH LOOKS

AHEAD

LUXURY, TOO

Gen. Evangeline Booth, who re- LITTLE WORK

appointed Miss Eva May Hill to be HR.O. Edmonds, of the Mien Who Messrs. A. Lung, 125A, Des Voeux Anery, and Miss Alison Mary Beds- tires from her position as head of

a Nursing Suter.

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Mr. Harold George Wallington, M.A., has been appointed to act as Principal, King's College.

His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Miss Kath- leen Mary Anderson to be a Senior! Mistress Education Department,

A son was born on February 21 at "Vyke House Hotel, Weymouth, to Cecilia (nee Dawel wife of Lt.- Cdr. A. E. Tolfrey Christle, R.N.

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Mr. J. N. Sweeney, of the Hong- kong and Whampoa Deck Co., Ltd.. left the Colony on Saturday on the s.s. Ranpura,

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Mr. M. H. Turner, Director of E. D..Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.. left for Home on the s.3. Ranpura on" Saturday,

Thread Co.. was a passenger on the 3.3. Ranpura which left Bong- kong on Saturday.

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Mr. J. Revie, of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., left Hongkong on Saturday on the ss. Ranpura with Mrs. Revie and two children.

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The Northumberland and Durham Association will hold 8 dianer dance at the Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden on Friday, Mar. 10. at P.M.

Mr. W. Sprague, Government Surveyor, Harbour Dept..and Mrs. Sprague and infant were passen- gers from Hongkong on the 8.5. Ranpura which left this port on Saturday,

His Excellency the Governor has appointed Mr. William Aneurin Jones to act as Superintendent of Inland Revenue, Estate Duty Com-

Mr. C. J. Tacchi, Senior Inspec- tor of 'Works, P.W.D., lett Hong-missioner and Collector of Stamp kong on Saturday on the 5.s: Rant Revenue. pura.".

Firing practice will be carrien out from Devil's Peak Fort between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.mi, to- day, March 6, 1939.

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Anti-Aircraft ring practice will be carried out from D'Agular be- tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. to-day March 8, 1939. :

The Royal Observatory stated on Saturday that no earthquake shock had been recorded during 24 hours ending 8 am. This discounts re- ports of a big earthquake in Yun- nan Province.

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The Ohler Justice has appointed William Aneurin Jones, Estate Duty Commissioner, Hongkong, to be a Commissioner to administer oaths His Excellency the Governor has and take declarations and affirma-, been pleased to appoint Mr. Henry,tions.

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Robert Butters to be Cadet Officer.

Class I, with effect from November. The death occurred on Feb. 23 29, 1938.

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at 9, Blenheim Crescent, Croydon. of Mrs. Emmeline Copp, widow of

Col. V. R. Burkhardt, General the late Rev. Alfred Copp, of Staff, Military Command

and china.

Volunteers, left Hongkong on the

5.5. Ranpura on Saturday last.

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Mr. Lok Yuen-loke, Singapore and Hongkong merchant, left the

Mrs. Byrne, wife of Mr. G. T. Colony on Saturday on the 5.5. Byrne, Professor of Chemistry at Ranpura. He was accompanied by the Hongkong University, left for. Mrs. Lok. Home on the Ranpura on Satur-

day.

The figure representing the swerage opening selling rate for the MÊ. L. 3. Cave, of Messrs. Mus month of February, 1939, of the tard & Co., Ltd., left Hongkong on Hongkong and Shanghat Banking Saturday on the 5.8. Ranpura. He Corporation for demand drafts on was accompanied by Mrs. Cave London is settled at 14.80. and their two children.

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Mr. T. Davis, of the Staff of the Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd., left: Hongkong on the s.s. Ranpura on Baturday. 'He was accompanied by Mrs. Davis and children.

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Generalissimo Chiang Kai-sheki had issued an order eulogis- ing the patriotism of Mr. Chang Chen-fan well-known Chinese mer- chant in French Indo-China, who donated $50,000 (Chinese currency) to the National Government."

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Mr. A. J. Fruen, Leading" EX- aminer, Naval Ordinance Inspec-

Mr. EC. Hanscomb, of Thomas tion Department, was a passenger from Hongkong on the is. Rah-Cook, and Son, Kobe, has received pura which left on Saturday.

news of his transfer to the Hong- kong office of the firm. He intends to Mrs. Edmondston, wife of Mr.leave at the end of May for his D. C. Edmondston, Manager of the new position, but Mrs. Hanscomb Hongkong and Shanghal Corpora- and their daughter will precede tion, left for Home on the 8.8. him, leaving on the Empress of

Japan. in arch. Ranpura on Saturday.

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The senior girls of St. Paul's Mr. J. Hunter, Assistant- Bur-; veyor, Harbour Dept., left Hong-Girls, College, will stage a patriotic kong on the ss. Ranpura on Satur-play, "The Previous Night" in Can- day. He was accompanied by Mrs. tonese, in the Hysan Hall of the Hunter.

College next Friday and Saturday, under the auspices of the Hongkong Mr. W. Kay, MA of the Hong-Y's Men's Club in conjunction with kong Education Department, left the College in aid of the South Hongkong on Saturday on the as China Refugee Industrial Work- Ranpura. He was accompanied by shop, the Ministering Children's Mrs. Kay and daughter.

League, and other local charities.

[Road Central, Hongkong, is added to the list of approved manufac turers of Lifebuoys as from March 1. 1939

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the Salvation Army at the end of good."

Too much luxury and too little The Rev. A. Mackenzie Dow per- October, when she will be nearing work causes neurosis. At feast, that formed the ceremony, assisted by her 74th birthday, stated recently is what Dr Elizabeth Sloan Ches- the Rev, J. E. Sandbach.

that she believed that the time wasser, the psychologist, told the New fast approaching when war would Health Club in London,

ANNOUNCEMENT

Lady Clark Kerr, wite of the The forthcoming marriage bebe regarded by men of religion, She was discussing whether there British Ambassador to China, left tween Mr. William Denis Allen, learning and thought as barbaric was such thing as suburban neu- Shanghai at 4 o'clock on Saturday Third Secretary in His Majesty's irrationalism. She was speaking at rosis, and said "Of course there this afternoon on board the "Greta Ixplomatic Service in Shanghai, a luncheon in her honour at Grois, just us there is Mayfair neurosis Maersk for Los Angeles From and Miss Elizabeth Helen Della cera Fall, EC.. Los Angeles, Lady Clark will go to Watkin Williams was announced Chile, her native country.

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on Saturday morning at the Re- gistry.

The next meeting of the Hong-

The wedding will take place in kong Y's Men's Club, which will the Colony. be a Ladies' Day, will be held at the St. Francis. Hotel on Thurs-

and Bayswater neurosis, and also all neurosis wherever you have too much luxury and too little work."

Affirming that people of lands desired that there should be ahiding friendship between all na- tions, she added"

She said that at least one-third of the illness in this country was

"I believe the heroic and selfless due to neurosis. efforts of the world's greatest lea-

day, Mar. 9. at 1 pm. The speaker from a trip to the United States ders will ultimately lead to interna mensures other than the mutila- will be Mr. KS Lee, who has and Europe.

His subjects will be tional differences and political tion and destruction of the best

bything God ever made-man.” recently returned to Hongkong "Impressions of a Trip Abroad."

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