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THE Undersigned have received E Undersigned have received
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY the 11th and 12th October, 1939
Commencing each day at 10.30 am.
At No. 3, 7 and 9, Cameron Road, Kowloon,
'A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Comprising:
Chesterfield Suites, Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, "Dining Tables. Chairs, Bedsteads. Divans. Ward- robes. Chests of Drawers, Dressing Book- Tables, Desks, Cabinets, cases, Screens, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, etc... etc.
Old Curios. Carved Ivory and Bronze Figures, Cut. Glass and Glass Wäre. Ornaments, Süver Ware, Plants in pots, etc., etc.
also
A QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE
and
One Very Fine Clock
One Piano by "Moutrie”””
On View from Saturday, the 1th, October, 1939.
Terms: Cash on Delivery...
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MONDAY, the 9th October, 1939.
Commencing at 10.30 a.m.
At their Sales Room. No. 2, Con- naught Road, Central (Room No. 305, 2nd Floor).
A- QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS GOOD ·
Comprising:-
Glass Ware, Crockery." Curtains. Wines, Suitcases, Ornaments and Sundries.
also
1 "Remington" Typewriter (por-
table)
1 "Remington" Noisless Typewriter
New H.M.V. Electric Iron
1 Steel Folding Picnic Table in
Case
1 Rowing Machine
1 Bathroom Scale
2 "9llex" Coffee Makers
and
A FEW PIECES OF CURIOS
Terms: «Cash on Delivery.
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CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL WEDDING
The wedding of Miss Florence Mary Foster," daughter of Mrs. HE Undersigned have received F, M. Foster, and Mr. Demetris M. THE
instructions
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Xavier, son of Mr. and Mrs. E Xavier, took place at the Roman Catholic Cathedral on Saturday morning.
The Rev. Fr. Spada conducted the ceremony, which was accom- panted by a nuptial mass, after which a reception was held at
THURSDAY, the 12th October, 1939 Metropole. Hotel.
Commencing at 2.30 p.m.
At No. 9, Mountain View (No. 105, The Peak).
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A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
On View from Wednesday, the 11th October, 1939.
Terms: Cash on Delivery..
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AUCTIONEERS.
The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr. George B. Foster, was attended by Miss L. Foster, - whilst Dr. V. Atienza acted as best
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man.
The couple left for their honey- "moon at the Repulse Bay Hotel.
"Pygmalion" Is Perfect Film
SHAVIANISM AT ITS BEST AT QUEEN'S
Brillant acting, brilliant comedy and a brilliant debut by Wendy Hiler as Eliza Doolittle, make "Pygmalion," the "Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer production, which opened at the Queen's Theatre on Satur- day to packed houses at every show, a film that really must not be missed.
Directed by Anthony Asquith and Leslie Howard the production is Shavianism at its best with a capital performance by Mr. Howard as Professor Henry His
world-famous gins,
expert on phonetics. His transformation of Miss Hiller from a Covent Garden flower seller to a society debutante and the methods which he adopted to make this possible provided as Ane
entertainment as the severest critics would demand."
The plot, based on the story of Pygmalion and Galates, is brim- ful of satire-satire of a healthy type-and crowded with hilarious altuations.
an
The climax is typical of G.B.S A very able supporting "cast is provided in the persons of Wilfrid Lawson, Marie Lohr, Scott Suhder- land, Jean Cadell, David "Tree, Esme Percy and Violet Vanbrugh. 'Pygmalion" is showing to-day both at the Queen's and Alhambra Theatres to-day.—EMN,
H.K. BOOK CLUB
The
MEETING
teenth annual meeting of the Hongkong Book Club was held | on Friday evening.
GENERAL
Volunteer Orders
CONTINUED FROM SATURDAY) APPOINTMENTS & PROMOTIONS
Pte. G.
Calvert, Corps HQ. to
be R.SM, 5.10.39.
Sgt. A. D. Wyllie. No. 2 M.G. Coy. to be C.S.M., 8.10.39.
Cpl. B. 8. Carter, No. 1 M.G. CH7. to be Sergt.. 8.10.39.
A/S E, A. Munro, No. 4" MG. Coy, to or Pte., 8.10.39.
TRANSFER
Fte. A. F Xavier from Field Amb. to 3rd Btv., 27.9,39.
Pte. K. A. Munro from No. 4 MO. Coy, to No. 2 M.G. Coy., 6.10.39.
L/Cpl. Y. K.. Tan from Beach L Coy. to 4th Bty., 6.10.39.
Pte. S. Sleap from A.5.C. Cadre to A.SC. Cay.. 6.10.39.
Pte, R. Lee from No. 3 M.G, Coy. to F. Coy. Engs, 8.10.39.
Spr. G. W. Grey from F. Cor. Engs, to Unit Res., 0.10.39.
Bdr. H. W. Brown from `Ist Bty. to 4th Bty.. 6.10.39.
Sgt. L. Jack from 4th Bty, to ist
8.10.39.
Bty..
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ATTACHMENT
Sgt. F. Brett, Armd. C. Pl. attach- ed to Mob, Col. H.Q., 6.10.39.
This N.CO. will carry out the duties of C.SM Mobile · Column with effect from 6.10.38:
LEAVE
Gnr. A. Zaitzeff, 1st Bty.. 4.10.39 to 25.10 39.
Pte. K. 8. Wong, No. 4 M.G. Coy.," 5.10.30 to 5.11.39.
'Gnr. N. R. Kirk,. Ist Bty, 20.9.99 to 19,3.40.
STRENGTH-DECREASE
יי
Pte. Ng Kar Jun, No. 4 M,G. CoJ., 1.3.7.39.
Pte. W. I Chol, No. 3 M.G. Co 11.8.30.
Sign. R. A. Harding. Corps Bigs, 8.9 39.
Pte. Li Kam Ki, No. 4 M.G. Coj.,
The Secretary presented the 29.9.39. report which showed that there
were now 26 members and that the balance in hand amounted to $48.65 in addition to credit with London Agents.
Members were urged to make the existence of the Book Club more widely known and to attract new members for the year now „beginning, the cost being only $15
per year, with no entrance rec
The following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing yaar:-President: R A. D. For rest; Secretary: Dr. G. E. Rowan, General Committee: The President, The Secretary, Mrs. 8, A. Gray,
ROBBERY NIPPED
IN THE BUD Sentences totalling 33 months' hard labour were passed at Kow- loon Court on Saturday, on "five men convicted of conspiracy to rob at No. 193, Cheungshawan Road..
Let Insp. A, E. Carey, prosecut Ing. said the potential haul amounted to $4,000. Acting on information recelved, 1L police party was sent to the meeting place of the gang where two of the defendant were arrested.
CHINESE WEDDING
Another wedding on Saturday. took place at the Lux Kwok Hotel,
One of them had in his pós- when Miss M-C. Chau became the
session a parcel' containing four bride of Mr. P. W. Chan, B.A., f
knives. The öthet defendants Lingnam University, son of Mr. Chan, Shek-shun, former Chairman were arrested later on informa- of the Chinese Building Contraction given by the first two. tors' Association.
The ceremony was conducted by
Mr. Tam Shin hong, vice-chanran
of the Po Leung Kuk.
WHARF ACCIDENT
A male Chinese who fell on to
A large number of friends and the Kowloon wharf whilst climb- relatives attended the dinner re-tag up the side of a liner on
Pte. Y. W. Li, No. 4. M.G. Coy.. 6.10.39..
Pte. A. Y. W. Wong, No. 4 KO. Coy, 6.10.39..
Pte. J. J. Richard, A.S.C. „Co., 29.9.39.
4. M.G
.. Pte. Y. 8. Cheung, No. Cos. 6:10.39.
STRENGTH-INCREASE Pte. GH. Calvert, Corps HQ.. 4.10.39.
Onr. . M. Garcia, 3rd Bty. 4.10.39.
Gnr. E. L. Jones, 2nd Bty., 17.7.39. Gar. H. K. Choi, 3rd Bty., 23.3.39. Gars. F, W. Leung, W. F. Mak, K. K. Poon, K. P. Twang K. Y. Wong and W. L. Yang, 5th Bty., 29.9.38.
Gnr. E. G. Yourleff, ist Bty.. 4.10.39
Ptes. G. A. Da Luz, H. Ngal, 8. W. Tong, Field Amb), 5.10.39. N
Pte. W. G. McKie No. 2 MG. Coy, 14.9.39,
Pte. C. J. E. Scott, MM.G. P.,
14.9.39.
Pte. T. Lock, No. 1 M.G. Coy.,
14.9.39.
Pte. J. D. Woodcraft, No. 1 M.G. Coy, 14.9.39.
Pte. H. O. Ollies, No. 2 M.G. Co.,
14.9.39
Pte, C. W Cox, No. 3 M.G. Coy... 14,9.39.
Pte. G. Newhouse, No. 2 M.G. Coy,, 14.9.39.
Pte. D. Couli, No. 2 MG. Coy., 14.9.39.
"Pte. F. Lee. No. 1 M.G. Coy., 14.9 39,
Pte. E. "A. Lyen. No. 3 M.G. Coy, 14.9.39.
Pte. AL B. Read, A.B.C, Coy., Ptes. E. J. Fisher and C. Thomp- son, No.3 M.G. CO., 14.8.39.
Pte. J. Hutchison, Armd. C. Pl.. 14.9.39.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1939. -PAGE
STUART
MADE AT STOURBRIDGE ENGLAND
10 USTAL
LAGER SETS GLASSES & 1 JUG WATER GOBLETS GRAPEFRUIT GLASSES TOMATO JUICE SETS PERFUME SPRAYS
SHERRY & PORT DECANTERS POŠY BOWLS LARGE & SMÄLL FLOWER VASES
FLOWER BOWLS & CENTRES
CANDLE STICKS COCKTAILE
SETS — 8 GLASSES & 1′′ SHAKER
SWEET DISHES
WATER JUGS DIFFERENT DESIGNS TABLE SUITES FOR 8 & 12 PERSONS
THE NAME
STUART
- TCHED ON EACH LPIECE-
LANE - CRAWFORD • LTD.
The House of Quality & Service
Significant Ommission
A memorandum from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs published in the French press, exposes a deliberate falsification in the German White Book of a telegram sent by the Havas agency. The telegram refers to the first of two proposals made by the Italian Government to the French and other governments for a conter- ence to settle the Polish-German dispute.
The first proposal was made on August 31 and to it, the French Government in agreement with the British, gave an alarmative reply. But in reply to the second, made on September 236 hours after the German troops had en- tered Poland, the Italian Govém. ment were told that the proposed conference could not be held up- less Gerinan troops were with- drawn from the invaded terri- tory.
ORIGINAL TELEGRAM The original telegram, referring" to the first Italian proposal, sent Pték. W. Fergusson and W. HL 5. ] off on the night of September 1-2, ran as follows: "The Fretích Còv- | ernment were informed yesterday of the Italian démarche and gave an autimative reply."""
PUBLIC AUCTION. ception at the bridegroom's real-Saturday was found to be dead Davies, No. 1. M.G. Coy., 14.9.39.
THE
HE Undersigned have received.
instructions
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
on
FRIDAY, the 13th October, 1939,
Commencing at 2.30 p.m.
At their Bales Room, No. 35, Hankow Road, Kowloon:
A QUANTITY OF OLD PORCE- LAIN AND POTTERY
Ivory, Jade and Agate, Ornaments, Bronze and Cloisonne Ware, Lacquered 'and Blackwood, Ware and BUK Embroidery.
On View from Thursday, the 12th October, 1939.
dence. The honeymoon will be when an ambulance arrived, spent in Halphong,
was removed to the Mortuary where a post-mortem will be held.
ARMED ROBBERS
CAPTURED
Six men were arrested by police "In connexion with an armed rob- bery committed on Thursday at No. 49, Connaught Road"Central.
Three of the alleged robbers were arrested in a house at Shai- Ewan on Friday morning and the rest were taken into custody on board a junk in the harbour,
It was alleged that the six men had. victimised one Leung Yuen Remittance Agency of money and Jewellery to a total sum of about $5,000,
DOUBLE MURDER ON BOARD JUNK
A double murder is suspected to have occurred on board a junk lying of Mongkok on Saturday night.
FIRING PRACTICE
Light gun fring, practice will be carried out between the hours of 6 pm and 12 mid-night to-day, to-morrow and on Oct. 12. Firing Area "E" will be affected.
DEATH OF
FAMOUS BRAIN SURGEON
NEW HAVEN (CONNECTICUT), Ost, 8 (Reuter)---The death is an- nounced of the world famous brain surgeon, Dr. Harvey Willams *Cushing, C.B.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, on April 8, 1889, he had a brilliant educa fional, career, and at the time of his death was Professor of Neuro- logy at the Yale University, Pro- fessor of Burtery (Emeritus). Har- ward University, Burgeon-in-Chief (Emeritus) Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Bostons and D
In response to the cries of "save He was attached to the British life" passenger junk took to the Expeditionary Force in France direction from which the cries 1917/1919 and was Senior Consul- cante, and found the bodies of a tant in Neurological Surgery with man and a woman. No weapons the American Expeditionary Force could be found nor any appearance in 1918 He was the author of LAMMERT BROS.. of a struggle. It is believed that the numerous and valuable medical
couple, were poisoned..
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AUCTIONEERS
Pte. K. P. Young, No. 3 M.G. Coy...
·14.0.39.
Pte. D. D. MacGregor, No. 2 M.G. Coy., 14.9.39.
Pte. W. H. Peters, No. 3 M.G. Cor., 14.9.39.
Pter. G. W. Cooper, R. J. Egan and. J. D. Murphy, No. 1 M.G. Coy 14.9.39.
Pte. J. C. Dryburgh, No. 2 M.G. Coy., 14.9.39.
Ptes, G. Glover and F. F. Martin, No. 3 MO. Coy., 14.8.39.
Pte. RF Cor, A.8.0. Coy, 14.9.39. Pte. A. McKellar, No. 2 MG. Coy. 25.9.39.
Pte. P. J. Sherwood, A.B.C. Coy
The whole sense of the telegram as published in the German White Book is subtly altered by the ommission of the single word, yesterday." The German veralon of the Havas telegram: reads:— The French Government were in- formed of the original text of the telegram and gave an amimativa reply"-this": implying that the French reply related to the second Italian demarche of Beptember 3, made" after the German troops had invaded Foland, pa b
DELIBERATE FALSIFICATION The French memorandtim pointa out that the Commission is a delf- berate falsification designed to deceive - German・・ and foreign Narsing Detachment, H.K.V.D.C.public opinion as to the date, the The next lecture on First Aid object and the significance of the will be held on Friday, October 13 French amrmative reply-It gives in the St. John Cathedral Hall at the utterly false impression that 5.30 pm.
6.10.39.
EN, THURSBY, Captain. Adjutant, HK.V.D. Corps,
AFFILIATED UNIT
(Bgd.) MRS. E. M. BEGG. Com:nandant, Nursing Detachment, AK.V.D.C.
PANAMA CANAL BLACK - OUT
even after the Entry of German troops into Poland, France was unconditionally favourable to the suggestion for a conference, whille England had rejected the sugges-
Azho truriadds that there was com
the plete, zgredient French and British NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (Reuter)- The Panama Canal Zone is to have on this point and its first black-out on Tuesday German Tersion or night The Exercise will last for cations would seem
15 minutes.
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