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NOTICE

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.. K.369.

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1

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Best tering.

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MEE CHEUNG. Photographs of Charity Ball taken in the Prince's Pavilion 17th. April.

Price $1.25 unmounted

$1.50 mounted From every copy sold 25 cents. will be given by us to the sub- marine Disaster Fund.

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23, WYNDHAM STREET.

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PORTLAND CEMENT.

In Casks of 375 lbs, net.

In Bags of 250 lbs. net.

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General Managers.

Hongkong.

A

MARTIN'S

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for Ladies! PILLS

Afrench Bemedy for all Iresgularision. Thousands of Ladias always kasy a bot of Maria' 7ith to the bousa, ao làn on the Gees sign of any Irregulazliy af the Byetem a limey does may be 'số minifiered. Those who use them resume magdibent, bemon their enormous sala. at Chemline and 8101 kuil them Throughout the World, or pork reee B/», MARTIN, Chemist, Southampton, Bág.

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SATURDAY. APRIL 29. *1933,

ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDES.

Annual Meeting of Institute.

Mr. J. Reid presided at the annual meeting of the Institution of Engineers and Shipbuildars held last’evening. He was sup- ported by Masar. R. M. Dyer, J. McCubbin, P. T. Farrell, W. J. Stákes, A. Davidson, T. G. Patter- san and W. Russell,

A. Satisfactory Year.

The annual report, which had been circulated among members, showed that the membership now totalled 464. During the year 38 members resigned and 154 were alected. Forty-four members who had been absent over a year were not included in the total. Since the last annual meeting the In- stitute had lost through death four members: Mr, W. Davidson, of the

16. Des Voeux Road Central. Hongkong and Whampoa Dock

WELL

KNOWN

PIANOS

SLIGHTLY USED

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY.

| Co., Mr. A. Edwards of the Asiatic Petroleum Co., Mr. D. M. Mackay of Taikoo Dockyard and Mr. C. G. Price of the s.s. Hydrangea. Con- siderable additions were made to the Fiction Library, 211 дет volumes having been parchased and 349 presented The Library contained at the end of the year 1,528 volumes.

The Chairman, in propoxing the BC- adoption of the report, and counts, said he thought members

at HALF PRICE would agree the Institute was in 2 very satisfactory condition financially. The increase of mem- |bership was very gratifying. The Chairman referred to the excel- lent work of Mr. W. J. Stokes as Hon. Librarian. Since Mr. Stokes had taken over the Library it was an entirely different place and they could not thank him suff ciently for all he had done. The Chairman mentioned that twɔ papers had been read during the rear.

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Those whoantend Parning the Chinese lines 22 pmited to warna cair of Borgaz Telegraph" nitoe nediret ta ki, 191yllas

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one by Mr. F. Dubois on "Autogenous Welding by the Oxy- Acetylens Procesy" and the other by Mr. T. G. Stokes on "Refrigera- tion and Ice Making." This was one side of the Institute's life which should not be lost right of and he hoped that during the present year more papers On engineering. shipbuilding and other interesting subjects would} be given, The Chairman thanked McCubbin for the great interest he had taken in the billiard tables and also to the hardworking mem- bers of the Committee, especially meationing the names of Mr. S. Baker, the Hon. Secretary, and Mr. R. Hunter. He concluded by moving the adoption of the report and accounts.

Mr. W. Budge seconded and the] resolution was unanimously adop ted.

Generous Donations.

At the instance of the Chair- man it was decided that a balance of £206. 9. 2d. standing to the credit of the Institute in the Asia Banking Corporation should be contributed equally to the St. Dunstan' Home and Earl Halg'a Fund. The Chairman. mentioned that last year-the Institute can- tributed £100 to each of the Institutions.

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

MURE MURDERS IN IRELAND.

CIGARETTES

London, April 28.

Three prominent citizens of Dunmanway, County Cork, respec- tively a solicitor, chemist and a former draper, were shot dead in their own houses by a party of armed men, who visited the town late at night. Other residents, including a schoolmaster, were wounded.

The trouble at Mullingar was due to the arrest of six unarmed Free Staters by irregulars, resulting in the Free Staters surround- ing the rebel barracks, after which the fight ended in three being killed and many seriously wounded on both sides. Subsequently the irregulars were overawed by the threat of a greater force, which left Mallinger.

TO BOYCOTT JAPAN.

London, April 28.

The President of the International Transport Workers' Federa- tion and five other British Trades Unionists have appealed to the Labour and Socialist movements throughout the world to institute an international boycott of Japan in view of the crimes committed by Japanese troops in Siberia and the Japanese Government's policy of still maintaining troops in Siberia despite the pledge given at Washington." The appeal has been published through the Na-

tional "Hands off Russia" Committee.

WARTIME EARNINGS.

New York, April 28.

The Attorney General is withdrawing the suit against the Festal and Telegraph Company, concerning the control of letters, turn- over and wartime earnings, of four million dollars, accepting in retorn 1,630,000 dollars as compensation.

Auditors: Messrs. Lowe, Bing- President's Cup for 1921: 1.. ham and Matthews.

(Presented by Mr. J. Reid), Mr. J. { General Committee: Messrs, P. Stalker: 2. (Mr. J. Ormiston) Mr. T. Farrell, J. McCubbin, J. Tully, J. B. Hamilton; Break Prize, (In- Officers for the ensuing year A. Davidson, K. E. Greig, W. J. stitute) Mr. T. B. Golding (58).

The New Officials.

were elected as under:

LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO

THE CHARMING MAY MCAVOY THE HEROIC BRUCE GORDON.

WHAT LAW OF MANKIND IS THERE THAT WILL CAUSE A GIRL TO KILL HER SWEETHEART?

YOU WILL FIND THE ANSWER IN THE

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FORBIDDEN

VALLEY"

by Randolph C. Lewis.

A Throbbing Drama of the Great Outdoors, blending Pathos, Suspense and Action. It tells of & Kentucky Girl brought up in the belief that Family Honor comes first, and discloses her Sensational Action when she mistakes the One She Loves for the Enemy of Her Family. DON'T MISS THIS EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTION.

IF WILL PLEASE AND ENTERTAIN YOU.

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President: Mr. G. J. Harman. Vice-Presidents: Mestre, Baker and W. Bassell.

S.

Stokes, E. Cock, T. Neave, H. M. McTavish, J. W. Paton, J. Lang stone and J. E. Hansen,

Thornycroft Challenge Cup: 1.) (Presented by Measra. J. I. Thomycroft & Co.) Mr. D. Daw

Hon. Secretary: Mr. W. E Douglas.

Billiard Prizes.

The Chairman then presented Hon. Treasurer: Mr. A. Leach. the billard trophies won during Hon. Librarian: Mr. W. J. the year to the following success- Stokes.

ful competitors!

son; 2, (Arthur Balfour & Co.) Leach; 2, (Mr. J. McCubbin) Mr. Leach; Break Prize, (Institute) Mr. W. Douglas; Break Prize, (Mr. C. H. Mark: Break Prize, (In Mr. T. Dawson (36). J. C. Saunders) Mr. L. J. Black-stitute) Mr. 8. Gray (59).-

The meeting concluded with a burn (32).

Handicap Competition: 17 (Pre-vote of thanks to the retiring Pre- Handicap Competition: 1, (Pre-seated by Mr. J. McDougall) Mr.sident proposed by Mr. B. 3. sented by Mr. B. L. Frost) Mr. A.] W. Weir; 2, (Mr. S. Baker) Mr. Al Dyer.

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

An Explosive Phone Call.

KNOCK

ALLRIGHT, PHIL, I'LL CALL YOU UP TOMORROW-THERE'S. SOMEBODY AT THE DOOR AND I'M HERE ALONE!

YOU POOR BOOD. YOUR FLATIRON

IS DOWN IN OUR

KITCHEN!

DID YOU

BRING IT UP!

BRING IT UP? IT'S RED HOT!

WERE YOU PRESSING

SOMETHING?

OH!

MY PANTS!

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