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LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE undersigned have received THE

instructions

to sell by

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Saturday, the 28th December, 1940

commencing at 10.30 am.

at their Sales Room, No. 35. Han- kow Road, Kowloon.

A QUANTTFY OF VALUABLE BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising:—

Teakwood Bed Room, Dining Room, Drawing Room and Omite

also

CHURCH & GENERAL

CATHOLIC NEWS & NOTES Busy Day At

CLOSE OF YEAR: CHAPLAINS IN US. ARMY: PHYSICISH ENTERS CHURCH

The last three days of the year are celebrated in Hongkong. by Quarant' Ore, or Forty Hours Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, in the Cathedral. This devotion, which had its origin in a commemoration of the forty hours during which, secording to tradition, the body of Christ remained in the tomb, is cele brated throughout the world at some thine during the year in practically every church situated in a populous district. In some places it is continued during the night, but for the most part it is spread over three suocessive days.

Registry

There were eight weddings at the Registry, Supreme Court, yes- terday. Mr. Ts Whyte Smith, Registrar of Marriages, opiciated at two and Mr. J. Reynolds. De puty-Registrar, at six.

The contracting partles were: Mr. Chan hun-kin, "Import and Export merchant, residing at 70 Cheung Sha Wan Road, and' Miss Lau Chee Tal, of Argyle Street,

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Mr. Wong Man-fai, clerk, of No. 45. Bute Street, and 'Miss' › Shi Yuen-wah, of No. 505, Queen's Road West

In the Hongkong Cathedral, Exposition begins each morning. at 5.30 am. and ends with Sólemn Benediction and Te Deum at 5.30 pm, on the last day of the year. In addition there is Ex- position on the list day of the year from 11 p.m. till midnight, ao that the year. Is closed with a special hour of prayer. The Te Deum which is the Church's official hymn of thanksgiving will be sung in all of the Hongkong churches on the same day Just as the old year ends with he was received into the Church a hymn of thanksgiving for alifat the tomb of St. Peter, in Rome, the graces that it brought, so the a few months ago.

The noted

scientist, new year is begun with a special

who' invocation, asking for blessings Director of the Montana Inter- upon it. The hymn in this case national Institute in Zugerbers of No. 287, Lockhart Road, and is the Vani Creator, which is a Switderland, was baptized by Mgr. Misa Chan Hong ying, of No. 88. prayer to the Holy Spirit.

Vincentini, Patriarch of Antioch Gloucester Road, and Vlear or the Vatter Patriar-

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Mr. Leung Luen cho, merchant, of No. 99, Belcher's Street, and Miss Bo Blu-hung, of No 8. Put Sau Lane.

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Mr. Wong Tat-tong, merchant.

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chal Basilica. He was received in Mr. Liang Kian-sem, merchant. private audience by His Holiness residing at Ching Sin Main Road, the Pope shortly after his ban-Un Long. New Territories, and Miss Kho Tuan-ing. of the same Prof. Husmann's approach address. the Church was slow and patient, for he applied to his researches into religion that same painstakor Hongkong University, and resid

Mr. Eager Orion, medical student ing care which he has long beening, at 18. Felix Villas, and Miss 'accustomed to exercise in

Germaine Garand, of the same fields of physics and mathema-

address. Men

Furniture Cutlery. Ornaments, It seems as if 1941 may go down Carlos, Pictures, E. P., Brass, Glass to history as the year in which and Porcelain Ware, Gramophones the greatest number of men bore tim and Records, Electric Heaters.farms. The biggest accession Table Fans and Lamps, Crockery, numbers is likely to be in the Cooking Utensils, etc., etc.

United States, where the expan sion is on the usual vast scale of All things associated with the New World. .'

There is an increase in number of army chaplains propor- tional to this expansion. There On View from Friday, the 27th is need for the enrolment of 219

December, 140,

QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD

FURNITURE

the

L/O John Weaver. Ist Bz Middlesex Regt.. Nanking Barracks. and Miss Leg Sau-kam, of No. 540. Nathan Road,

CATHOLIC SCIENAKNE The solentias, just referred to Professor Husmanii. though a Swiss has often been claimed as la German in works published

Germany, and in the same way the Germans have been treating The following forthcoming mar the 75th anniversary of the death riages are announced:

ANNOUNCEMENTS

additional Catholic chaplains for active duty by April 1, Ab the office of the army chief of chip- lains, Manzianor William R. Ar nold, it was announced that 1.000 additional chaplains, 275 of whom LAMMERT BROS. will be Catholic priests, are needed of the Catholic physician, Ignay Mr. Luke Loy, merchant, of No.

by the armed forces:

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

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Philipp Semmelweiss, as a mile-115, Kiling Street, and Miss Max stone in the glorious history of Fung-of, of No. 113, Kilung Street. German science.

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NULLAHS NOW AVAILABLE

AS SHELTERS

Work on the A. R. P. tunnels and other air raid shelter schemes were continued throughout the Christmas holidays, Wing-Com- mander A H. S. Steele-Perkins, O. BE. Director of A, R. P., stated yesterday in his weekly Press conference.

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Experiments were carried out during the week on seat- Ing -accommodation and a "system of ventilation for the

tannels. Work on the Kowloon nullan shelter scheme Was completed during the week and the bullahs are now available as shelters,

The nullais on the Island 0. the other hand, have been found to present certain difficulties owing to the volume of water they would contain in the event of rain. Certain of these nullahs are, how- ever, sul being investigated with a view to making use of them in the shelter scheme.

STUDENT FEDERATION LEADER

Miss Helen Morton, Vice-Chair- man of the World's Student Chris- tian Federation, with headquarters in Genera, passed through Singt- pore on her way to Kandy, Ceylon, to attend the triennial Student Christian conference of India, Burma and Cerion.

years.

Interviewed, Miss Morton sufa that the W8,0. Federation worked in close co-operation with other International organisations and also with the League of Nations She had been vice-chairman of Each division chaplain in the

the Federation for the last two army is to be provided with #3 truck. and a trailer equipped for

Semmelweiss, while at Vienna, Mr. George Gosling, of No. 54,

The Federation campaigned for religious services, it has been discovered the antiseptic method village Road, and Mies Ng Mureller for students, irrespective of

A mobile public address system,

tions camé mainly from other suitable for an outdoor gathering Puerperal fever to less than one

Mr. Chan Man-see, clerk, resid-students, who were more fortunate THE Undersigned have received of about 2,000, wil be included. in per cent, but, like so many Get-

may "great." he was a foreignering at the R. A. Station, Sergeant's than those that needed relief. She the trailes"

Included in the equipment win all Hungarian. He had occasion Mess, Stanley Barracks, and Miss had recently come from China, to work under a true. German Lee Shuk-vee, of No. 1065, Canton and she had nothing but praise for be a portable aftur. a portable

Johann Klein. This scientist be-Road.

the way the Chinese students were pulpit, . Mass kit, prayer-BOOKE,

rallying to the cause of their un- came so jealous of his junior's'

fortunate student-brethren, espé- Bibles, rosartes medals, a com munion it for Protestant "services,

PUBLIC AUCTION, stated by the War Department. which reduced the mortality ofkwal of No 225, Wanchal Road. casts or creed, and their contribu-

instructions

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Monday, the 38th December, 1940

gcommencing at 10.30 am...

a field desk with typewriter, filing

She mid that at one meeting

discovery that he had a reaction- Pi. E J. Edwards, 1st Bn.. any attack en Semmelweiss, which Middlesex Rest, Nanking Barcially in war-torn Europe. not only wrecked his health and racks, and Miss Lau Yuet-ying, of fortune but ultimately drove him No. 32. Kwun Ching Street. from Vienna.

sometimes It is

stated that

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cabinets a field safe, chap lain's flag, and personal effects.

PHYSICIST ENTERS CHURCH

Mr. Mak Yee-1mm, cashier, of No.), Years of reflection and painstak- Semmelwelar went mad as a result 15, Queen Victoria Street, and at. No. 12, Kennedy Terrace, 2nd ng: Investigation in religious mat-of this treatment and died in ac Miss Lau Lai-ngor, of. No, 22, Wink)

ters were drought to a conclusion asylum. Actually he was poisoned Lee Street.

Floor.

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for Professor Max Humano, aby a wound sustained while operat- well-known authority in the fielding on the very disease he

had

of physics and mathematics, when done so much to alleviate.

ST. JOSEPH'S

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On View from Sunday, the 29th

December, 1940.

Sunday within the Octave of

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Mr. Chen Jit-sin student, resid- at No. 28, Pottinger Street, and Miss Teresa Wong, student, of No. 22. Nam Kok Road.

in Hongkong over 80 associa- tions were represented. A col- lection was made and a pre- sentation made to her for the use of students 'in Europe. Re--' Hefineant housing, food`and' fees for students - and "was meant to keep the leaders of to-morrow going?”

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TOMORROW

7.30 Half an hour with Rachmani- - At headquarters, the Federation was very active: 850 YMCA's 'and RECITAL BY GASTON D'AQUINO

Veneration of the Cross, Op. 37, No. 650 Y.W.CA's were incorporated in

FROM THE STUDIO

10-Westminster Abbey: Special Chair Brahms. Concerto

Suite; for 2 Pianos, Op. 17. No. 2 Mr. S. J. G. Burt Instructor of the work of the Federation, whose

Relay of Morning der Fransky and Babin (2 Pianos). The following are the forthcom-Education Department, residing at chairman was Dr. Vissert Hoolt.

Cease Thy Singing-Derek Oldham Christmas. First Mass and Gen-ing services at the Catholic Cathe No. 11, Conduit Road. and Miss who was incidentally the head of vice from 8. Joan's Cathedral.

(Tenor) with Orchestra and Elec 12.15 pm Mosást-Symphony in D, tronde. Berenade, Op. 3, No. 5- Olive Bertha Green, of No. 5, the World Council of Churches. Feral Conimution 8 am. Becond dral, Caine Road:

She would be the only European No.

Rachmaninoff (Piano). (Mass 10 am, followed by Bene- Sunday within the Octave of Thorpe Manor, May Road,

representative attending the Kandy [diction. Jan. 1: The Circumcision Christmas. 8t. Thomas. Becket,

1st Mov: Allegro Con Spirito;· 2nd; Mr. Wong. Wurstung, of No. 17, conference, but there would be re Mor: Andante; 3rd Mavi Menuetto Report and Announcements. "LAMMERT BROS., for Our Lord. First Mass and Gen- Archbishop of Canterbury. Morn-

eral Communion a.m. Second ing services: 1st Mass at 8, with Connaught Road Central, and Miss presentatives from other places and Trio; 4th Mov: Finale (Prestol Mass 10 am, followed by Benedic-sermon in Chinese: and Mass at 8. Mak Wat bing, of No. Tit Hons like China, Mrs. Shih Fal Chen-Bir Hamilton Harty conducting the

and Dr. T. C. Khoo (from China)" Halle Orchestra. tion. Jan. 3: First Friday. Holy with sermon in English; 3rd Mass Lane. Mass and General Communion 8 at 10, with sermon in English.

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am. On week days, Holy Mass 8 Evening services: At 4, Recitation. Mr. Mak Wal fons. clerk of Confessions are heard every of the Holy Rosary, Bermion and Medical Department, residing at day, before and after Mass. On Benediction. During the last three No. 281. Lockhart Road, and Miss Saturdays the special time for days of the year, there is the Lai Tax-chan, of No. 62, Wai Ching Confessions is from 4.30 to 8 pm. solemn Exposition of the Blessed street.

ST. ANDREW'S«

Sacrament from 6 am to 6 pm. Dec. 30-Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 8 am to 6 pm..

would probably pass through Bin- 12.38 Lawrence. Tibbett (Baritone) zapore shortly (Malaya Tribune), and Beatrice Harrison ('Cello),

ST. TERESA'S CHURCH

2.00 Local Time Signal, Weather

3.03 Studio Recital by Gaston D'Aquino (Tenor) with E O'Neil Shaw at the Flano.".

1. Bogno ("Manon" Massenet); 2. Addio Marama ("Cavalleria Rusti None But The Lonely Heart, Op. 0,

cata" Mascagnil No. 8 (Tchaikowsky): Myself When Awake, Beloved! CHiawatha's Wed Onaway i

Young (from. In a Persian Garden!

ding Peast" "- Liza Lehmann)-Lawrence Tibbett Aht Moon of my delight! In a Per- Coleridge Taylor); 4

sian Garden'-Liza Lehmann); 5. 8

Feast of the Holy Innocents: 3 (Bar) with Orchestra Barabando p.m. Christmas Party to the poor Handel): Orientale (Cu)--Beatrice vous L'avies Compr's (Denza); 6. Mat- Children of the parish in the hall Harrison (Cello), with Organ BCC tinata (Leonello).

Monday, the 30th December, 1944 munion' at 8'am Young People'stion of the Blessed Sacrament, ! W. G. B. Ream M.A., Evening/ day! Thanksgiving Service (Tewrence Tibbett' (Bar.) with Orch.

cosmeticilig at 11.30 am.

7 cases Cotton Piece Goods

1, bale Cotton Piece Goods

11. Reels News Printing Paper

12 Bales Paper Cutting

box Tin Plates

ing service.

Monday, Dec. 30 Medical War

1.03 Temlanka (Violin) and the

hold

8.30 Lalo-Norwegian Rhapsody. Orchestre Symphonique de Paris. 839 JH. Squire Celeste Octet Bouvenir (Drdle, arr. Willoughby): Phantom Minuet (Hope).

(Church of England, Kowloon) at 5.30 pm. sermon and Benedie-ENGLISH METHODIST CHURCH of CYMA Banday within the Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes

HONGKONG.

Octave: 6.30 am, Holy Mass with (Callicott)-Lawrence Tibbett (Bar) The following are the fortn= |tion" Dec 31-8ame as previous

Adagio (Marcello, arr. |coming" services, etc., ay 8t. An= |day. Holy Hour from II to 12 pm, (Queen's Road East) opposite Berman in Chinese 8 am Choral with Orch

and Salmon)-Beatrice Harrison (Cello) Mass, Sermon in English: drew's Church, Kowlootsi

Jan. 1-The Circumcision of our the Royal Naval Hospital.

Benediction. 10 am. Holy Mass with Plano,-Belleve Me If All Those Sunday, Dec. 29--First Sunday Lord, Time of Masses as ́on Sun- Services on Sunday, Dec. 28 with Sermon in English. Tues-Endearing Young Charms Moore) after Christmas. Holy Com-days. Afier 8 o'clock Mass, Benedic-1940. Preachers, Morning-Rev.

8.45 Studio-Book Reviews, Deum, Bermon and Benediction) Leo Local Time Signaland Wes- Service in the Church at 10 am Jan 2-Holy Hour from 5.30 to Rey, J. E. Bandbach.

ther Report.

9.00 London Relay The News and News Commentary. Leader: Miss E. Gibbins Primary 6.36 pm. Jan.--First, Friday of the

Morning Parade Service at 10.15 at 8 pm. Wed. New Year Day and the Circumcision of Our Lord: Sunday School In the ball at 10 month; At 7 o'clock Mass, Generalm-Hymn No. 12, Prayer, Masses as on Sundays. Tues. The Royal Opera House Orchestra, Stock

9.30 Max Bruch-Concerto No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 26. at their Godown, No 2 Wood Road am Leader: Miss W. Robinson. Communion in honour to the S Hymn No. 55. First Lesson, Hymn Holy Name of Jesus: From 6 to Matins and Address at 11 a Heart. Benediction of the Bleased No. 161, Second Lesson, Prayer. p.m. Holy Hour, followed by

Berceuse Bibelius); King Christian 1st, Mov: Allegro moderate; 2nd (Basement), Warchal,

Preacher: and Address at 6.15 pm. Prea-days: Mass at 6 and 7.30; Contes Sermon, Hymn No. 261, Benedir Jan. 3, First Friday: Devotions of agens (Barasate, Op. 21): Scherzo (Violin) and the London Symphony The Vlear. Evensong Bacrament at 5.30 pm. On week Notices, Offertory, Hymn No. 135 meeting of the Ap of Prayer: Sulte Musette (Bibellus) Royal Mov: Adagio: 3rd Moy: Pinele-Al- Opera House Orch.. Stockholm, Malegro energico -- Yehudi" Menubiri cher: The Vicar. The 8unday slons morning and evening.. Hon. Evening Service at 7 pm: First Friday at 7 a.m. At 8 pm. Tarantelle (Wieniawski, Op. 16) Orchestra Club will be held affer the ten-

cond by Bir Landon Hymn No. 12, Prayer, Hymn No 52, Lesson, Prayer, Notices, Offer, Bervice of Intercession with the Temianks (Violin With Piano acr, Ronald ・・ WEEK DAY NOTICER ST. PETER'S SEAMEN'Story Hymn No. 601, Sermon... Sermon in Spanish. At 815 fus); Berceuse (Kajanus) Royal Organ Music

Way of the Cross 6 pm. At 6.30 King Christian Buitelegle (Bibe 9.55 Walter Glynne (Tenor) and Hymn No, 878, Benediction.

p.m meeting of St. Teresa's Opera House Orch, Stockholm. T Working Party for China at 10

Fanfare (Lemmens) G. D. Cun- C.Y.M.9. NOTICES FOR THE WEEK am. Fellowship of Youth at 6,15

125* Two Bongs by Marlan Anders ningham (Organ). Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart; Behold, and Bee: pin. Bt. Andrew's Club

| son - (Contralto): Following the Evening Service Open Holy Communion; 9 p.m. Short

Pilikan Bom Ifran Bin Alaklings He Was Out Of But That Did'st Night at 9 pm. Tuesday, 31-In- Evening Service. Preacher: Bev. a Social Hour will be held at the THE tercession Service in connection Cyril Brown. Refreshments will 8 & 8 Home at 6.16 pm All

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Mote (Sibellus); Bay, Bay, Busa, Op. Not Leave fall from Handel's Mes Hongkong Branch-

38, No. 4 (Sibelius) -- Marian Ander sish") - Walter Clyme (Tenor) with the war. at 8 pm. Leader: be served after the evening ser- Bervicemen and civilians will be

warmly welcomed. Monday and Chapel, 25, Cumberland Rond, son (Contralto) with Piano accomp. with Orchestra, March from: : “Her- (approxDr. Kirkby-Gomes Watch Night vice.

Servies at 11.30 p.m. Wednesday,

Kowloon Tong

Lo Reuter and Hagby Press, Wes cules (Handel); Allegra from Con N.B-The Church to open to the Thursday at 7pm Bedminton

certo in P Major, Op. 4, No. 4 (Hai January 1-St. Andrew's Wolf general public.

Club at the B & B Home. The The Rev. John Bechtel, Pastor, ther Forecast and Announcements. -

del) Alfred Bittard (Organ), Cuba meet at 11, Cumberland

meeting for Prayer and Fellow Sunday Services, 10-am Worship 145 Brahms-Comerto No. 3 la B 16.16

Blailo Sguday Evening Road, Kowloon Tong at 5,30 DR. FRATERNITY PRAYER ROOM ship on Tuesday will not be held (English)," Speaker: Mr. CR Flat Major, Op. 83.

but there will be a Watchnight Wilson. 11, Worship (Cantonese). 1at Mov: Allegro non troppo; 2nd "QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD. Andrew's Rover Scouts meet at

18.45 Close down. 11, Cumberland Road, Kowloon No. 77 Pokfulam Road, Hongkong. Bervice in the Church at 11.30 Speaker: Mr. Lai Haau-ming Mov: Allegro eppassionate; 3rd Mov FURNITURE

Tong at 8.43 pm Thursday, Jan, Meetings on Baturday And Bun-p.m, on December 31. Prelimm- p.m. Sunday School 0.30. Young Andante; 4th Mov: Allegretto grazio- 2-Medical War Working Party day evenings at 8.20. Open to all ary Noties, In accordance with People's Meeting (English) Speak-so-Wilhelm Backhaus (Piano), mud for China at 10 am. Bt. Andrews Service of Holy Communion, Bun-Methodist tradition the Annual er: The Bev. John Bechtel. Sub-The State Orchestra. Club at 9 pm. Friday, Jan. 3-day morning at 9.45. Commencing Covenant Service will be held tm- ject: Crowns-Corruptible and Jonoir Practice at 4.30 pm.

at the Saturday meeting, Jan. 4, mediately after the morning sec- Incorruptible" 7.30, Evangelistic The rooms of St. Andrew's Fel-1941, there will be a series of talks vice on Sunday, Fan 5. This will Service (Cantonese). Mid-week towship are open daily from 10 on 1941 and after, as revealed include the Racrament of the service: Wednesday, 7.30 pm.

in Holy Scripture, by the prophets. Lord's Supper,

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Epilogue.

According to the special pondent Japan of the China Daily News the

Times, and Advertiser. have bought over the hiiforic and only remaining" British newspaper In Japan, the "Japan Chronicle.”