1939-07-01 — Page 6

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WOMEN'S PAGE

THIRD ANNUAL CONTEST FOR CHINESE BABIES TO-MORROW AFTERNOON

The third annual Baby Health Competition, promoted by Messrs. A. S. Watson and Company, Limited. In connexion with their proprietory medicine "Watson's Baby Water, will be held to-morrow afternoon at two o'clock at the Confucius Hall, Caro- Eine Hill."

The contest is open to Chinese bables-consumers, of Wat- son's Baby Water, of course-and the Judges will be Dr. F. 1. Tseung, Dr. K. X. Lai and Dr. C. F. X. da Roza.

to-day:

NEWSETTES

MI. O. W Brand, of the Fire An interesting bowls match will Brigade, celebrates his birthday be played at the Hongkong Cricket Club on Friday next at £15 pm ...between teains led by His Excel- Major and Mrs. B. L Law, of the lency the Governor and the Hon. RI A. 9. C., arrived in the Colony Mr. T. E. Pearce, J.P. yesterday morning by the Empress of Japan.

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The conditions of entry are be-j The programme for the day tween three and 18 months of will include speeches by Mr. Ngan June 15, at Bad Wiessee, Germany. age; the number of entries is un-shing-kwan and Mr. J. E. Jupp of Mr. Paul Kamp, late of Shang Imited but is conditional on two while the prizes will be distributed hai, China. empty bottles of Baby Water being by Mrs. Ngan Shing-kwan." handed in on the date of making the application to enter.

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The healthiest baby according

"Estate In Hongkong valued at to charts prepared by doctors based on age, height, weight and $72,509 was left by Lau Shi (Shin) general physical condition will be Chan (Chun), married woman, awarded the first prize of a silver who died at No. 4, Ho Tin Nam. cup and $76, cash coupon. The second prize will be a silver shield and $50 cash coupon while the third award will also be a trophy and $25 cash coupon.

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The marriage was solemnized at St. Mary's Church, Kuala Lumpur, The death occurred suddenly, on on June 17 between Miss Marion Doreen Knightly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Knightly. of Bexhill Sussex and Mr. John Henry Abbott, of Nestle and Mr. R. R. Roxburgh, of John I. Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd. Thornycroft and Co., Ltd.. pro-Kuala Lumpur, son of Mr. and cceded to Manila try the Empress Mrs H M. Abbott, of Bromley. of Japan, which sailed from Hong-Kent.

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kong last night.

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FOUR CHINESE WEDDINGS AT THE REGISTRY Four Chinese couples were mar ried yesterday at the Registry, Supreme Court, the Deputy Regis- trar of Marriages, Mr. T. J. Gould, officlating at all ceremonies. The parties were:-

Mr. Chen Chen-tung, teacher of the Lingnam Middle School," and Miss Leart Luol No.

4. Ladder Street:

Mr.

Chan Kar-yee, merchant. No. 3. Kam Shan Street, and Miss Auyeung Kwal-king, of No.

5,

Yan Hing Street, Taipo Market: Mr. Ma Yue-kwong, aeronautical engineer of No. 38, Village Road: and Miss Eva Tam, of the Public Dispensary, Kowloon City:

Mr. Lim Oen-kwang, merchant, of No. 9, Salisbury Road, and Miss A. Sau-chan, of No. 33. Garton

Road.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The following forthcoming mar- riages are announced:--

Mr. Alexander Andrew Bremner. of "Alan- dale." Fokfulum, and Miss Monica Soady Thompson, nursing" sister, of the Kowloon Hospital;

Mr. Leung Lee-chee, civil ser-;

chartered accountant,

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SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1939.

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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rowe and The seventeen next best entries their daughter, en route to the will receive cach 2 consolation Dutch East Indles, arrived in prize of a $5 cash coupon.

Nestles Milk and Cow Froducts are donating the second and third prizes.

Hongkong yesterday by the - Gate press of Japan. Mr. Rowe is Sales first. Manager of the National Carbon

Co. Java. Ltd.

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"Jackson, old, boy, congnimulate me, Kindly siap me on the back." “Certainly, way done fellow, but may I ask you why? You haven't got engaged, I hope 1"

"No, no. This is something really 'fnsportint." I did the fourteenth in dos yesterday. A blow in a million i The swipe in and all swipas !”- **Ease I don't understand. You look

"Perhaps I'm danse, bur I still don's understand. Forgive my blatnose; bitt where's the hangover ?". "Hangover? Haven't you heard 7 There aren't any nowadays. You just, drink Gimlets, or take a long glass of ¿Rose's Lime, Juice after the ⠀ jamborta. It's fum a question of thespeutic action is a doctor opce described it to me |

"So Howl's prevents the 'morning)

us fit 'an die prowerkial Stradivarius. || "after 9"

Were there we celebrations ? **

"Really and truly. You know, old

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At the Singapore Presbyterian Judge John W. Haussermann, of Church, Capt. W. J. Holohan, Quar-

yesterday on his way home from Loyal Regiment, and Mrs. Ellda the United States in the Empress Louise Armati, daughter of Mr. and of Japan.

Mra Pollard of Sydney, Australia were married by the Rev. A. A. MacPherson. Capt. Holohan is the son of the late Mr. E. Holohan and Mra, Holohan of Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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Erne Freedlander will exhibit a collection of water colours at the Pan-American Airways Office on July 3, 4 and 5. The exhibition will be open from 9 am to 6 pm.

Owers of motor vehicles are noti The office of the superintendented that licences are due for re-. of the Union Waterboat Co. has newal on Monday. To avoid delay been removed to the 4th floor, and unnecessary waiting, Ecences Queen's Building (entrance tu

may be forwarded through the Connaught Road).

post to the Accountant, Police

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Government, of No. 10, Tal Wo Street, Lung Kong Market, Wal- yeung District, Kwangtung, and Miss Ng Po-ling, of No. 436. Nathan Road. frst floor: "

Mr. Chen Hsin-ming, telegraph-

Mansion WAXPolish

ist of the Chinese Y.M.C.A.. and FOR FLOORS, FURNITURE & LINOLEUM

Miss Ngai Shek-hing. of No. 58. Lockhart Road, third floor.

Over half a million dollars. (Chinese currency was collected by the China Relief Fund Com mittee in Singapore on June 18 as a result of their novel idea of

The Rev Kenneth Dow will be Hars.. accompanied by a crossed commemorating Dragon-Boat Fes- leader at the YM.C.A. Discussion cheque in favour of the Hongkong tival. For the occasion, the s.s. Government covering the neces- "Hong Peng" was chartered for a Group meeting at 9 pm, to-morsary fees. Licences will be return cruise in Singapore waters and the

The topic will be "Somme

jee through the post.

tickets, which had been sold Thoughts on the Old Testament."

beforehand, Teased over half a million dollars Chinese currency.

row,

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"Mr. A. E. M. Rafeek, a director The engagement is announced of the local arm of Tratmann & between John Gordon Whittaker: Co., Ltd, was a Haiphong-bound Royal Artillery, only son of the passenger on the 8.S. Taksang. late Mr. John Whittaker, of Shaw which sailed on Thursday."

Hill, Chorley, Lancashire, and Mrs. John Whittaker, Dean's Orchard, Mere. Wilts, and Wendy Wilcocks. only daughter of Major 3. L

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A number of public bodies da Chungking have jointly addressed! a telegram to the Chinese residents in the British and French Con

cessions in Tentsin, expressing sympathy, in their sufferings and

Japanese blockade. The telegram also urged them to continue their struggle against Japanese oppres sion with an undaunted spirit.

Another passenger on the 3.5. Taksang, bound for Shanghai and Willcocks, D.S.O.. M.C. late The inconveniences as a result of the Haiphong. was Mr. Y. C.'Shen,

Black Watch, Commissioner radio engineer, and instructor at Prisons, Hongkong, and Mrs. Wil- cocks, of Hongkong and Cranleigh,

Milton University.

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Mr. A. J. Hall, of the 'Produce Department of Messrs. Jardine. Matheson & Co., Ltd.. left for Halphöng on board the ss. Tak- sang on Thursday.

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smo-American Institute of Cultural Dr. H. H. Kung, President of the

Relations, will entertain Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, United States Ambassador to China, at a tea His Excellency the Governor reception to-day. A number of will lunch at the Shek-O Club on leading

nationals in Wednesday next and will play Chungking, as well as members of golf for the H.K.V.D.C. against the diplomatic and consular

services, have been invited to the. reception. 가

Shek-O.

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In accordance with Government

American

Ordinance, the exchange banks A monster petition signed by will be closed for the transac-jover 280 prominent residents, trad- tion of public business to-day. ers, planters and property-owners! They will also be closed at 1 pm. of Perak has been forwarded to on. Monday.

His Excellency the High Commis- sloner of the FMS., Sir Shenton His Excellency the Governor Thomas, GCM.G. OBE, urging will be present at a reception to the construction of a second road be" given by the Consul-General |to the Cameron Highlands. At for the United States and thepresent there is only one rond American Community at the to the Cameron Highlands, and the | American Club on Tuesday next at petitionery feel that should. a

11.30 a.m.

second road be constructed greater development will be possible at the The annual Speech Day and Highlands which would be a Prize Giving of the Diocesan valuable asset for the supply of Girls' School will take place on food in a time of crisis or posed- Saturday, July 8, at 5.30 p.m. ble blockade.

Lady Macgregor has consented to distribute the prizes and Bir Athol Macgregor will speak. Tex will be served in the School Grounds at 4 p.m.

The anniversary of the in- auguration of the National Gov- erment will be observed with a combined memorial meeting of the National Government Headqua ters and the Central Party, Head- quarters in Chungking to-day. Due to the present war, the public are asked not to celebrate the ocea- glob:

Mr. Bernard · Charles" Jackson Buckeridge, of the Singapore Fire Brigade, was married to Miss Lucy Nora Feehally, daughter of the late Mr. and Mra - W. J. Feehally of Devon, at St. Andrew's Cathedral. The bridegroom is the son of the |late Mr. and Mrs. H. Buckeridge, of London. The "Rev, R. K. §. Adams officiated.

The wedding took place on June 17 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cheam of Mr. Trevor William MacDonald, eldest son of | Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald of "Forres," Cheam, to Barbara

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Fried Eggs & Ham

Mutins Coffee

LUNCHEON

Noodle Soup

Fruit Salad

Córn-Beef, Hash

Asparagus Potato Cakes Lima Beans French Pastry Iced Tea

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Tomato Juice Cocktail

Grilled Sardines

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Potatoes au Gratin

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