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CHILDREN'S CHARITY FAIR

IN AID OF

ASSOCIATION

THE NATIONAL

FOR THE CARE OF WAR ORPHANS

TO-DAY

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"All The Fun Of The Fair'

From 2 p.m. till 7 p.m.

AT. SIR ROBERT HO TUNG'S' HOUSE,

THE PEAK,

NUMEROUS SIDE SHOWS

- Special Attraction CHILDREN'S DRESS PARADE

Come and have a good time!

What do you want ?

If there is anything you want to buy or sell, try a small Classified advertisement in the Hongkong Daily Press.

81.00 prepar

H.K. Prepares For London Bazaar

NATIONAL RELIEF ASSEN: MEETING

A meeting of the Hongkong branch of the National Women's Relief Association book place at the

Chinese Merchants" - Club, China Building, yesterday „after- noon in the form of a tea party for the pupose of preparing a campaign to collect articles, for a charity bazaar to be held in Lon- don this summer to raise funds for war relief in China.....

This campaign is in response to a letter received from Madame Chiang Kai-shek who had receiv- ed dr appeal from Madame Que Tal-chi, wife of the Chinese Am- bassador to the Court of St. James's.

Among those present at the meeting yesterday, were Mesdames Sun Yat-sen, H. H. Kung. T. V. Soong. Liao Chung-kai, C. C. Wu, Ma Chao-chup, wife of the Vice- Director of the Social Department | of the Kuomintang Headquarters, and representatives of various rëllef organizations.

SOCIAL

SATURDAY'S MENU

BREAKFAST

Baked Apple Cereal Omelet

Coffee & Doughnuts

LUNCHEON

Onion Soup, Tuna Fish Salad Irish Stew Corn on Cob Popovers Watermellon Tea

DINNER

Tomato Soup Potato Salad Cold Meats Cheese Souffle French, Pancakes Iced Coffee

The death occurred on June 5 A list of articles intended for at Bath, of Christobel Berkeley: the bazaar was presented and the widow of Mr. Henry Charles Berke- Association will be grateful for ley, and daughter of the late any gifts, no matter how small, Walter Meredeth Deane, C.M.G.. to make the campaign a success. formerly of HM. Civil Service in The articles are to be of Chinese Hongkong, of the late Mrs. Deane. make only, such as embroidered formerly of Bath. The funeral goods, lacquer ware, jades. Ivory, took place at Locksbrook Cemetery, etc.

Bath, on June 8.

NEWSETTES

KOWLOON'S NEW RESTAURANT OPENED

Its four pooms gaily decorated with "flowers, the “Chantecler," Kowloon's most” modern · restau- fant, was opened yesterday, when the proprietresses, the Misses L. G. and S. Ellis, entertained some 200| visitors.

The Restaurant

“Chantecler" premises to exercise quite some in- fluence on the social life of Kow- loon, Situated close to the Tsim- shatsui residential district,' it will permit Kowloon residents dinner *dances every night and ter dances twice weekly without the necessity of crossing the harbour.

EXCELLENT CUISINE

Also, the Restaurant offers · an excellent cuisine, and the Lounge, the Grill, the Snack, and the Win- ter Garden all have their attrac- tions, From 9 a.m. to midnight the "Chantecler" will be open to accommodate from 100 to 150 diners: An attraction is the Chantecler Trio, German imported musicians.

The Restaurant's main attrac- tion, to Kowloonites will lie in the excellence of its bakery. To-night, an "Opening Night" dinner dance will be held."

PROSPHOLENE

CRYSTALS

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SATURDAY, JUNE 47, 1939.

I like Mansion

it gives such a quick polish

ion", the quick, easy and economical floor polish, gives a mirror-like

brilliance to Stained or Parquet Floors and Linoleum..

So Quick! So Bright! So Economical.

MansionWAXPolish

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With the hot weather here again FOR FLOORS, FURNITURE & LINOLEUM“ all housewives have their worries

considerably increased trouble is "how to keep silks. worsted, flannels, gaberdines, serge, stockings and other delicate fabrics clean and fresh" ..

PHOSPHOLENE has a wonder- fully gentle cleansing action to banish all such cares, not only for the summer but also for the winter dresses, for it is generally agreed that it has come to take the place of dry-cleaning because

Mr..S. H. Peplow. senior land Mrs: Quentin Paredes (Jr); all materials coloured or other bailift, FWD., celebrates his birth-daughter-in-law of the Floor, Lead-wise, can be cleaned at home day to-day.

er of the Philippine Assembly, in a latherless solution for a passed through the Colony yester-minute or so with most satisfac-

Mr. F. R. Lamb, of Messrs. day on board the President Taft. tory results. Butterfield and Swire. left for she is taking a pleasure trip to Haiphong on June 15, in the 8.8. Kobe. Talsang.

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Mr. E. Lewis, broker of A. & S. Hancock, dert Hongkong, for Hat- phong, by the ss. Talsang, on June 15.

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Dr. J. Q. Blades, Sales Engineer Tpr Ingersoll Rand Company, was a passenger en route to San Fran-¡ elsco in the President Taft.

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One heaping teaspoonful Crystals to a gallon of cold water) will bring the desired result and Mme. Cosme, wife of the French all one has to do is to dip the Ambassador to China arrived in garment in the water-the dirt. Shanghai on The 10 in the 5. stains and odour, will automatically Athos II and was greeted at the disappear and it is as harmless wharf by M. H. Coɛme and a num-(as rainwater to any fabric,or to Der of Embassy and Consular off-the skin. cials.

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Hundreds of satisfied userS in Hongkong are agreed, that there Mr. Melson T. Johnson and Mis noting to beat Phospholene for Henri Cosme, respectively Ameri- removing dirt and other stubborn! can and French Ambassadom to stains from clothing. It may also Major 8. E. Zeidner, of the US. China, both arrived in Chungking be used for Bath, cleaning Furni- Army, accompanied by his family on Thursday, Mr. Johnson travell-ture, and other household goods "passed through Hongkong in the ed by bus, while M, Cosme took Fresident Taft yesterday. He is a Eurasia plane. bound for Yokohama..........

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Peter Sheung, Cantonese em- Mr. Richard S. Turner, Export ployee of Messrs Millington. Ltd., in Hongkong, was arrested in the A daughter was born on June 1. Manager of Associated Of Com-billiard rooms of the Sun Hotel, at Cairo, Egypt, to Dors, wife of Dany, arrived in Hongkong yester- Mrs. Charles D. Belton, of Cairo day by the President Taft, He and formerly of Shanghai and was accompanied by Mrs. Turner and their son, and are en route to Tokyo.

Singapore.

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Nanking Road, late on June 8 afternoon, after a cable had been received by the 8. M. P. from the Hongkong police, requesting the immediate arrest of the man, who, reportedly had been in Shanghai for the past four months.

耀!

The forthcoming marriage as

Mr. announced of M1.- Eubert Francis

and Mrs Stanley Briggs Phillips, banker, of the Peninsula" were passengers on board the Pre- Hotel, and Miss Rosaleen Bertha sidert Taft which arrived in the

Mary Chan, a Hongkong girl. Ferrand, of the same address.

Colony yesterday. They are bound for San Francisco from Manila. appeared before Mr. C. H. Whit ton, in the Singapore, Traffic Mr. R. L. Beach, Chief Operator Mr. Briggs is the Superintendent Court recently, and pleaded guilty for. Globe Wireless In Manila, of the Findlay. Millar Lumber

to charges of driving without Colony In Company of Manila and London. licence policy. Imposing a the of passed through the the President Taft en route to

$2 and $18, respectively, Mr. Whit- San Francisco on home leave. .. Elaborate arrangements are beton told the defendant she was ing made to hold a Charity Fair liable to a fine of $500 for driving The engagement is announced in Ipoh, F.MS., under the aus-without an insurance policy. Ac- between Mr.-Horst Bostelmann, of pices of the Perak Overseas Chicused was also disqualifed from Shanghai, and Miss Margaret nese Rellet Fund Committee from driving for. Berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. July 7 to 13 inclusive, to Alfred Berz. of Gonville House. memorate the Second Anniversary Manor Fields, B.W.15.

of the Double, Seven.""

Mr. George L. Brandt, of the US. Department of State, was ́ a passenger on the President Taft which arrived in Hongkong yes- terday. He 18 returning to Wash ington from Manila...

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The RAF Vickers Vildebeeste aircraft which was forced down in the sea on Beting Kusah, near Singapore, recently, during night exercises hag been salvaged. There was no mishap to the occupants

Mr. Arthur S. Tigh, Advertising when the plane was forced down. Manager of the Mantia Electric they being rescued promptly, by a Company, passed through Hong-motor launch.

kong yesterday In the President Taft, He is on: an extended' vaca- tion in the United States."

It is understood that the sub- marine, HMS. Seal, which is now undergoing "trials- at Dartmouth, Mr. G. W. Ereldt, of the Kreidt England, will sall for China early Printing Company of Manila, was in August and will take some & passenger by the President Taft three months to get here. Lt. which arrived here yesterday. He Comdr. RP. Lonsdale is in com- 1s en zoute to San Francisco on mand and L (E) R. 9. Eawkins vacation, ult

is also in the submarine, LV. Hawkins served on the China Sta- Products of a total of 50 Chinese tion two years ago, factories located in the occupied

areas are now permitted to be Mr. Wilfred Martin, son of Mr. marketed in Chinese-controlled Henry Martin, editor-in-chief of areas under an order issued by the the Press Association, and Mugs Ministry of Economic Affairs. Moira Turner, only daughter of M. Willis Turner joint general His Excellency the Governor as manager of Reuters, were married

Faris Chancellor of the University of in Hongkong will give a Garden Party Wilfred Martma

to the Court of the University and of

to this year's graduates at Govern the ment House on Thursday, at 4.30 was

months.

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three.

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