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DONALDS PENGUIN”

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20-Tide: High 11.25 am and 1104 pm. Low 514 a.m. and '5.89 p.m. Sunrise: 611 a.m.; Sunset: 6.2$ p.m. Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd, second interim dividend payable to shareholders on registers in Bris

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South China AA. Swimming Cham- pionships 230 p.m.

HE the Acting Governor present at Races. 2 p.m.

Lawn Bowls League. Baseball League Championship. Caroline Hil, 330 pm.

22-Tides: High 12.37. p.m. Low

6.42. a.m. and K42 pH 7

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28-Tides: High 12.02 a.m, and 1.40

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-Lodles~Working Party (BWOF), Govt. House, @ am-12 noon.

St. Andrew's Club annual "mtg. 9 p.m.

9.00 London Relay-The News. 8.30 London Relay-"World Affairs" The Guards Patrol (Williams); -Wickham Steed.

St. Andrew's Fellowship Weekly Coronation March and Hymn (Ger 945 A Classical Request Programme. Meeting. Church Hall. 6.15 p.m.- man). The Grenadier Waltz (Wald-Fur Elise" (Besthoven) - Arthur Speaker: Mr. Gordon Gardiner on teufell; Acclamation Waltz (Waldte Schnabel (Piano). Allegretto from "Should We Pray For "Victory." fel). Tarantelle de Concert (Green Symphony No. 7 (Beethoven)-Phi Crown Land Sale, F.W.D., 3 p.m.

ladelphia Symphony Orchestra. The

Annual Meeting of Hongkong Sing- 1.30 Reater and Rugby Press, We Dancing Doil (Poidini)-Kreiser (Vicers, Union Church Hall ther Forecast and Announcements.

Love Duet from "Madame But- 24-Tides: High 12.47 a.m, and 3.17 1.45 Compositions of Tchaikowsky, terfly" Sheridan (Soprano) and Per- p.m. Low 3.58 km. and 6.08 pm.

(Tenor). Caprice Viennois Sunrise: 6.12 sum; Sunset: 6:18 pmL, Romeo and Juliet Overture-Man (Kreisler)-Kreisler (Violin). Quilter K. Rotary Club Tim Meeting 1 galberg and his Concertgebouw Or

Blow Mistress Mine"

Blowp.m Speaker: Mr. W. C. Clark on chestra. None but the Weary Heart; Thou Winter Wind Derek Oldham "Chinese Defends,"" Pilgrim's Song-Nelson Eddy (Bari (Tenor). Moskowski - Serenata -- Ladies Golf Autumn Meeting and tone). Chanson sans Paroles - Le Friedman (Piano). Coleridge-Taylor Tombstone" Competition. don Symphony Orchestra.

"Hiawatha,"

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(arr. Tausig)Invitation to the Waltz P. Low 10.28 am and 6.33 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.13 a.m.; Sunset: 817 p.ni The Halle Orchestra conducted by Sir,ture to "Masantello" BBC. Sy Govt House, 9 am-12 noon,

Ladies' Working Party (B.W.O.F), Hamilton Harty. "Where the Bee phony Orch. Offenbach-The Doll's Sucks". (Arte)-Elizabeth Schumann Song" from the Tales of Hoffman - Purcell Als and Hornpipe Flute Milzs Korjus (Soprano). Strauss (Solo-Edith Penville, Field Plan Tales from the Vienna Woods Phi

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Annual Meeting of Members Hongkong Hockey Club, West Coast Life Insce. Co.'s office, Holland House, 15.30 p.m.

26-Tider: High 2.59 a.m. and 6.32 p.m. Low 1134 a.m. and 8.38 p.m.

Sunrise: 6.13 al.; Sunset: 618 `p.m. Entries close for Hongkong Jockey Clube Eighth Extra Race Meeting, 22 † noon..

HK. Y's Men's Club Tiffin Meeting, 1 p.m.

Colony Swimming Championships,

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South China A.A. Swimming Cham- pionshipa, 7.15 p.m.

Belillos Public School Annual Prize- Giving, 11 at

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Sunrise: 6.14 a.m.; Sunset: 6.15 p.m. RAO.C. Monthly Dinner-Speaker, Mr. D. B. Evans "Measurement of Distant Sounds."

Ladies Working Party (BW.OF), Govt. House, 9 am-12 noon.

Colony Swimming Championships, 6.15 PIEL.

South China AA. Swimming Cham- pionships. 7.15 pm.

Vocal Recital at Peninsula Hotel, 19.15 p.m.

Cheero Club Concert ) pm.

28-Tides: High 5.42 am, and 1.27 plan. Low. 1.06 pm.

Sunrise: 6.14 am; Sunset: 6.14 p.m. Birthday of Confucius. Colony Swimming Championships, 8.30 pm.

29-Tides: High 8.51 am and 1.57 p.m. Low 12.44 am and 148 pm.

Sunrise: 814 a.m.; Sunset: 8.13 pm; Y.M.CA.: Discussion Group. 9 pm. 30-Tides: High 7.51.2m. (and 8.32 p.m. Low 1,37 am and 2.23 p.m.

St Andrew's Fellowship Weekly Meeting Church Hall, 6.15 p.m.

HK Land Investment and Agency Co., Ltd, Interest on 4 per cent. De bentures payable.*"*"*

Opening of St. Teresa's Club, 5 p.m.

BOY OF TWO KILLS BABY BROTHER

-years-old Eric Martin took bla aight-weeks-old brother Colin

out of his pram in the garden of their home at Marsh, Huddersfield, laid him on the ground, then hit, him on the head with a feeding- bottle The bady died, a p

An elder brother, Kenneth aged five, put Colin back in his pram and did not tell his mother because he "thought the baby was all Tight. Earlier that day he had seen Eric hit Colin with the bottle while both were in the pram.

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