1940-02-08 — Page 5

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

PASSENGERS

BRITISH LINER ARRIVALS

Arrivals by a British liner from Home yesterday were Miss M, E Black, Miss N. Chandler, Miss F.

PUBLIC AUCTION. A Cranfield, Mr. and Mrs. S. J.

Fox, Mrs, E., A. Hills and Miss H F Hills, Mr. L G. H. Humfrey, Mr. THE Undersigned have received infant, Mr. and Mrs. D. Macken- R Hall, Mrs. D. M. Langston and THE

Instruction from The Regis-ale, Miss F. Millett, Miss M. A. M. trar, Supreme Court,

Mackay.

to sell by.

PUBLIC AUCTION

on

Saturday, the 10th February, 1940

commencing, at 11.00a.m.

The Goods and Chattels of The Yat Kwong Firm alias Sup Light Co. of No. 50 Nathan Road Ground Floor, Northern Portion,

including Cameras and other

Photographic Goods)

Terms: Cash on Delivery."

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICES

MAERSK LINE

NOTICE TO

THE

CONSIGNEES

PEAK MURDER RECALLED

ESTATE OF MRS.

CHALLINOR

The sensational murder at the Peak two years ago of a European lady by her houseboy is recalled by information Issued yesterday regarding her estate. at the Registry, Supreme Court,

(GENERAL

COMING EVENTS

1

B-gides: High 1621 am and 938 p.m. Low $4 am and 2.55 pm.

Suprime: 7.81 x.m.; +Sunset: Bli pun. Chinese New Yest, Bank Holiday.

Chess Championships Continued. YMCA: First Aid Lecture 10 am; AD.C. Rehearsal 8.30 pm.

St. Andrew's Wedding. Moss-Tonge, 3 pm

Cheero Club, Lessons in Contract Bridge.

Lawn Bowls: Attaboy Shield, Kow- loon Bowling Green, 10.30 am.

p.m. St. Andrew's Women's Fellowship,

Exhibition of Chinese Products Royal Naval Yard Police Recreation Room. Whist Drive, 8.30 p.m.

The lady, Mrs. Sybil Ruby Challinor, wife of Mr. R. H. Chal-3.30 Mr. H. R. McGilchrist, Mr. and linor, of Imperial Chemical In- Mrs. M. B. Matthews. Mr. C. J. dustries, Ltd., was killed by her Powell, Mr. and Mrs E W, Pudney, houseboy, Lam Chun, at No. 409 Mrs. G. W. Pope, Mrs. H. 6. Rees The Peak on May 5, 1938. Lam and child, Mr. and Mrs. H. Simp-was seen entering Mr. and Mrs. son, Miss D. M, Simpson, Mr. and Challinor's room at dawn armed Mrs. P. H. Scoones, Mrs. H. F. Wu- liams and child, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Buckley, Mr. A. R. Brittain.

with |

B knife. Mr. Challinor struggled with him but could not prevent him from inflicting fatal wounds on Mrs Challinor."

tenced to death...

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bethell and child, Miss G. H. Burt, Miss Back..

Tried and found guilty of mur- Mr. C. C. Batchelor. Mr. and Mrs afterwards, Lam Chun was san-

der

at. the Criminal Sessions W. J. Cameron," Mrs. D. C. Cairns and two children, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cockburn, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Champelovier, Mrs. D. I. M Cairns. Mrs. J. Dobson, Mr. J. T. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Galvo, Mr. A. H. George.

Mr. E. V. Hopkinson, Mr. L. Hay- nes. Mrs. D. E. Hudson and child, Mrs. W. N. Headridge, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Joyce and child, Miss D. Keningale, Miss E. Liu, Mr. and Mrs. C. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. T. McMahon and three children," Mr. and Mrs. H. Merriman and child, Miss H. Merriman, Rev. K. W. May.

Miss M, P. Moline, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mackay and infant. Mr. J. Michell, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Pear- son, Dr. A. F. Russell, Mrs. J. M. Revie and two children, Mr. R. A Rogers, Mrs. W. R. Sullivan and two infants, Mrs. C. G. residder and infant, Dr. N. Tumell, Mrs. A. Thomson and two children, Miss M. Wakeling, Master W. C. Woods having arrived, feom New York and Burkhardt. Mr. D. G. Lean, Mr. Col. V. R. Burkhardt and Miss Porta of call, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their Goods are and Mrs. C. E Morton, Mr. EL S being landed and placed at their risk Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ogderi, Mr. into the Hong Kong and Kowloon What K. F. Piper, Rev. L. A. Brane, Mrs, and Godown Company's godowns at R. Bolton and two children, Capt. Kowloon, where delivery may obtained as soon as the Goods are landel N. Cook, Miss Y. Cook, Mrs. J. A. Optional Cargo will not be anded Galbraith, Miss J. Harvey. Misses "hero, unless Notice has been given 48 M. and K. Haas..

hours prior to vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends,

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and Goods remaining andelivered after the 13th Feb., 1840, will be subject to Rent

be

σαν

Mrs, E. Kneale, Miss W. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs W. Logan and child, Miss M. Main, the Rev. E. and Mrs. Ottewell, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ro- gers, Mrs. W. R, Simpson, Miss M. Morton Smith, and Mr. T. Wilkin-

Son.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowne, Allen, from Port Sald, Mr. J. Passengers from ports. were Mr. where they will be examined on 12th Fob., 1840, at 10. .. by

Bellamy and Capt D. Menard Surveyor Messrs. Goddard & Douglas from Bombay, Mr. K. Duxbury. To comply with the feneral Bonded from Colombo, F/C. E, B. Nelson, Warehouse Hegulations,consignee must from Colombo, Miss B. M. Martin, bave a Ravenne Offer in attendance from Penang, Mr. A. K. Aurell, when damaged dutiable woods are Mr. A. Brenchley, Capt. A. Collin- examined.

A claims must reach hefore sop. Mr. H, Martin, Mr. L Murphy, the 18th Mar., 1940, or they will not Mr. E. Wethey, Mr. H Wright and be recognized.

Mr. A. Burgh from Singapore.

Yo futurmass will be affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JEBSEN & OC.,

Agents.

Hong Kong, 6th. Feb., 1940.

EXTRA!

The speaker at YMCA Discus- sion Group an Sunday evening [e3 will be the Rev. HD. Rosenthall, Vicar of Christ Church. Kowloon Tong.

EXTRA!

TO-DAY, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Daily at 12.00 Noon

1k

SPECIAL MORNING PERFORMANCES

Programmes of

COLOUR CARTOONS

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To-day and To-morrow Saturday and Sunday

United Artista Corp.

Programme of

Colour Cartoons:

1. MARY'S LITTLE LAMB

2 JACK FROST

3. LITTLE BLACK SAMBO

4. OLD MOTHER HOBBARD

5. SUJIMERTIME

6. THREE BEARS

Paramount Films

.. Programme of

Popeye the Sailor, Betty Boop and Colour Classic. Cartoons:

-1, „PARAMOUNT NEWS

2. POPULAR SCIENCE

3. 1,YAM LOVE SICK

4. FUDGY PICKS A FIGHT

5. CLEAN SHAVEN MAN

6. WHOOP'S AIM `A COWBOY

Mrs. Challinor left local estate valued at $3,100. Permission to seal probate of the will has been granted to Mr. H. J. Armstrong.

OTHER ESTATES

Other estates proved include that of:-Chan Sing (or Shing) Woon "(or Wan or Uni), allas Chan Tin-kul, alias

Chan Yin-hlm, allas Chan Yam Tak Tong, allas Chan Yam Yick Tong, rice mer- chant, who died at No. 4 First Street on September 20 last year, The estate was $21,600, and pro bate has been granted to Chan Ying-chol, the son

APPLICATIONS

FOR GAS MASKS

The Director of Air Raid Pre- cautions wishes to draw the atten- tion of the general pubile to the fact that application forms for respirators have now been in place at various Police Stations for the last three weeks.

In order that the number of respirators required by the general public can be ascertained, and ar- Tangements made for fitting, etc. it is proposed to withdraw these forms on March 1, 1940..

It is, therefore, of the utmost aportance that anyone desiring to obtain a respirator under the Government soheme should either obtain a form from the Police Sta- tion or apply to the Director of Air Raid Precautions before Feb. 23, 1940.

COLONY HEALTH › SEVEN CASES OF

SMALL - POX Seventeen cases of tuberculosis, seven cases of small-pox, four cases of chicken-pox, three cases each of cerebro-spinal fever and dysentery and one case each of diphtheria the Health Department on Feb. 8. and enteric fever were notified to

9-Tides: High 11 am and 1610) pm. Low 415 am.. and 336 p.m.

Sunrise: 7 a.m.; Sunset: &.15 pm. Bank Holiday.

Charity Softball in aid of B.W.OF.. (Kowloon F.C.).

Soccer: Hongkong v. Salgon, Caro- line Hill, 3.30 p.m.

Y.M.C.A. Badminton, 6.30 p.m. Cheero Club, Table Tennis and Bi-

liards.

Royal Scots, Corporals Dance, Ho- tel Cecil

Exhibition of Dwarf Pot Plants, Kowloon Tong School," am-5 p.m. ship. 10.30 4.1.

Helena May Inst. Christian Fellow-

Toc H, Chater Room, St. Andrew's 6.43 p.m

Exhibition of Chinese Products. Catholic Cathedral: "The Way of the Cross." 5.30 p.m.

10-Tide: High 11.25 am and 10.40 p.. Low 443 am and 435 p.m.

Sunrise: 7.00 a.m.; Sunset: 6.15 p.m. Entries Close for lege of Music, Theoretical Examina

Trinity Col- tion.

Soccer: Eastern AA 7. Baigon. Caroline Hill, 3.30 p.m.)

HK. University Union Charity Flannel Dance, St. Stephen's Hall, 8 p.In.

Cottage p.m.

Club-Paper. Hunt, 3.30

of

HK Golf Club: Semi-finals Stubba Shield due for completion.

Meeting of Creditors of HK. Dairy Supply Co., Ltd., 6. Des Voeux Rd, 11 a.m.

Soccer: Combined Chinese F. Unit- ed Services, Caroline Hill, 3.30 p.m.

Exhibition of Dwarf Pot Plants,

Kowloon Tong School, 9 am-5 pm. 11-Claims against estate of Ronald Oliver Rutherford due

Fanling Hunt and Race Club Meet- ing at Kwanti.

Final of HK. Golf Club Captain's

(1939) due for completion.

Softball League. «

Soccer: $.C.A.A v. Saigon, Caroline Hill, 3.30 p.m.

port Interport football dimmer, Hotel

Exhibition of Dwarf Pot Planta, Kowloon Tong School, 9 am-5 pm.

12- Crown Land Sale, 3. pim. 14-Charity Football Match. YMCA. Badminton Tournament 10 am.

Peninsula Hotel, Valentine Dance by HK. Chinese Women's Clab, 8.30 pm.

сур

15-Chess Championship continued. Humphreys Estate and Finance Co. Ltd, annual meeting at HK, Hotel, 11.00.

Claims against enemy firms due. Violin Recital by Mr, Chao Pu-wei. at HK, Hotel, 9:30 pm.

Theosophical Society: "Fourth Dimension" (Part 1) by Mr.

· Lecture A Lebedef.

16--Entries close for All-Day Ten- tis Tournament in aid of B.W.O.P. st HRC.C.

ing, 12 noon.

HK Tramways Ltd., annual meet-

"Star Ferry Co. Ltd, annual meet- Ing. Jardine Matheson & Co., 11.30 YM.CA Badminton Match-Y.M

10.

WEATHER REPORT CA Ladies Recreio Ladies,

Hongkong Royal Observatory

10 am, Feb. 7. Barometer (at sea level), 30.25 in. Temperature, 53 F.

Humidity, 73 per cent.

Wind Direction, N.

Wind Force (Beaufort), 1. Temperature: maximum yesterday

86 F.

Temperature: minimum last night,"

51

Rainfall for 24 hra., ending 10 am

today, nil.

17-HK. Jockey Club Annual Meet-

ing-First Day, 12 noon.

RE.O.C.A. Supper Dance. 18-Semi-finals of HK. Golf Club Junior Championship due for com- pletion.

Tennis Tournament in sild of B.W.O.P. at HKO.C. 10 a..

Claims against estate of Paul Lau- der dus.

19-HE Jockey Club's Annual Meeting Second Day, 12 noon.

HK Area Individual Novices'" Box- ing Finals 5.30 pm.

Tota: rainfall since January at Maguire due.

0.21 ins.

Against an average o1, 1.65 ina. Sunset tonight, 8.15 pm. Sunrise tomorrow, 7 am,

4 p.m., Feb. 7. Barometer (at sea level); 30.17 ins Temperature, 55 F. Humidity, 65 per cent. Wind Direction, "N/E Wind Force (Beaufort), 2. Maximum temperature, 67 F Minimum temperature, 51 F. Rainfall, nfl...

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE From 8 to 14 Feb. 1940.

HIGH WATER.

Day of

Date of

Monta

Height

LOW WATKA

Hong

Kong

Standard

Time

Height.

20-HK Jockey Club's Annual Meeting, Third Day, 12 noon.

Claims against estate of Chas ELK Area Individual Novices' Bax-- ing Final 8.30 p.m.

St. Andrew's Church, Annual Meet ing, 9 p...

31-EE Jockey Club's' Annual Meeting-Fourth Day, 12 noch.

HK.A.D.C. presents "The Circle" at China Fleet Club,

Third HKV.D.C. Camp Starts, 22-Launching at Kowloon Docks, HKAD.O. presents "The Circle" at China Fleet Club.

Chess Championship continged YMCA Ladies Night-Programma of plays by A.DO,

Theosophical

Lecture

Society: "Fourth Dimension" (Part 2) by. Mr. A. Lebedeft.

H.K. Area Individual Novices Box Ing Finals, 8.30 p.m.

23-HEAD.C. present "The Cir clo" at China Fleet Club,

Bt. Andrew's Club, waist Drive, 845 pm.

Institute of Engineers and ship. builders: Lecture on Television" by Mr. P. V. Reveley.

Entries close for Dog and Cat Show. Kowloon Guides and Brownies b. m.in.Bridge" and Mahjongg Drive, St. An 10317 0344 10. drew's Hall, 3 pm, 21 38

17.01455 la o

Hong

Long

Btandard

Time.

7. SIMPLE SIMON ·

7. DIZZY DIVERS

8. TOM THUMB

8. TAKING THE BLAME

b. m.

Thar. 8

9. MODERN INVENTIONS

9. COBWEB HOTEL

-10." THREE ORPHAN KITTENS

10. TREES

BEYL

.9

11:00 4.91

04 18 i1.0

22 10 8.9

18 26

9

-Bak

10

-11.25

5-0

.04.43

10

28 40 10 8

18.16

8

Sun. 11

-1144 150

Ob 1413

Mon, 12

Admission Prices: Circle--80 cts, Stalls—20 ̧cts.

AT THE

MAJESTIC

Diocesan Old Girls and Old Boys' Assn. Supper Dance at Peninsula Ho tel, 9:p.m.

24 HK Jockey Club's Annual

Meeting, Fifth Day, 2.30 p.m.

OREOCA, Annual Ball

99 Entries close for Colony Lawn Ten-

5.nts Championships.

23 01 64 16 51 12.05.5 1 05.42 23 25 6917.30 9. 4319.9062 06 10

H.K, Golf Club; Pinal of Stubbs 19 Shield due for completion. First

21 516.4 18 15 3 0 Round of Mixed: Foursomes due for

Wed, 14

06 30 24

18.45

18.4

190481

completion.

Claims against estate of Helen Adelaide Harry due

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1940. -PAGES!

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