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THE

HONGKONG

PENINSULA HOTEL:

* HONGKONG HOTEL: REPULSE BAY HOTEL:

PEAK HOTEL

and

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE: PALACE HOTEL:

HOTELS

LIMITED.

in assosiation with the Grand Hotel Dos Wagons Lits, Poking.

KOWLOON HOTEL

KOWLOON.

UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION

AND ATTENTION OF

H. J. WHITE.

Phone No. 58008.

Cable "KowLOTEL Hongkong.

PALACE HOTEL.

Telephono 67008

Telegraphic Ardress "Palace."

A First Class Residential & Tourist Hotel Under Entirely European Management High Class Wines & Spirits Steel Coulson's Beer On Draught, Four Full Sized Billiard Tabics Billiards, Snooker,

or Skittles.

A

MRS. J. II. OXBERRY,

Penang

Proprietress.

The Scenic Gem of Malaya

first class

Hotel

Modern throughout and beautifully Situated

Kunnymede Hotel

Malaya's Premier Hotel

Food and Wines especially good

AFTER-DINNER DANCE

Eury Wednesday & Saturday,-Orchestra Daily

CABLES RUNNYMEDE"

RUNNYMEDE HOTEL, LTD. George Goldsack, Manager.

EUROPE HOTEL

SINGAPORE.

* RENOWNED BY RECOMMENDATION"

DANCING: After Dinner every Tuesday, Thurs-

day and Saturday.

MUSIC:

On the VERANDAH- Monday to Friday-7.46 p.m. to 8,30

p.m.

Saturdays-12.30 p.m. to 31.30 p.m.

and 8.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Sunday Concerts-9.15 p.m. to 11 p,m.

Robert Drescher's Famous Viennese Orchestra Playa During Tiffin and Dinner Every Day.

GRILL:

Telephone. 5341 18 lines) Cables "EUROPE " Singapore,

THE EUROPE HOTEL, Ltd.

Arthur E. Odell Managing Director.

THE

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1931.

MEMORIAL SERVICE.

GIVEN TO THE LATE MISS

·

LEUNG TSUI-NO.

At the memorial service given to the late Miss Leung Tout-ho, an undergaduate of the Hongkong University and member of the University Christian Association, last evening at St. John's Hall, H. K. University, a large gathering of friends and relatives of the decens- ed and members of the University Association assembled, Christian

when prayers and addresses word delivered by Miss Hutchinson of the Ying Wah Girl's College and Rev. C. L. Cheung.

Mr. Ng Yew-seng, the chairman of the Univernty Christian Associa- tion, presided, and referred to the deceased lady as being a most doming charming person whose

would mean a great loss to tho Association. The sad news of her death during the summer holiday came as a great shock to her large circle of frionda both at the University and otherwise,

Miss Hutchinson mentioned_in her address that the late Miss Leung Taul-ho joined her Collage some fifteen years ago (in 1910) and since then it had been the joy of her teachers to watch her making stendy progress from the kinder garten to middle school, and finally when she entered the University last January. It was a joy to see her responded to new ideas with great diligence,

Miss Hutchinson also referred to the devotion and keenness which the late Miss Leung showed towards her work at the Ying Woh College, the Hop Yat Church School, the Y.W.C.A. summer school and the University Christian Associn- tion. She had the distinction of being also the first pupil of the Ying Wali Girl's College to enter the University.

The Inte Mias Leung's father thanked thone present for their sympathy expressed towards his daughter, at the conclusion of the proceedings.

JEWELLERY THEFT PROCEEDINGS,

TRIAL

HISTORIC CHURCH FIRE.

While flames awept the interior and smoke stained the red and white marble, an army of firefighters battled to present the complete destruction of All Souls' Church in New York. Photo shows the striking scene as the fire raged through the

famous edifice.

KOWLOON SCOUTS.

ST. ANDREW'S TROOP ANNIVERSARY.

SPECIAL COURTS.

IMPORTANT GERMAN

DECREE.

On the occasion of the 11th)

Berlin, Sept. 19. To "profect public safely and anniversary, the 1st Kowloon (St.] Andrew'a) Troop of Boy Scouts cleanse German economie life and held a muster in the grounds of the taxpayers' conscience," the St. Andrew's Church on Saturday Government is asking General afternoon, in the presence of Hindenburg to sanction an emer- parenta and friends. Amongst Kency decree authorising the HOUSEBOY COMMITTED FOR those present were the Rev. E. A. establishment of special courts to Armstrong (District Commis- deal summarily with cones com- aloner for Kowloon). Rev. N. V. prising "gross nets of political Tam Hop-kam, a houseboy in the Halvard, M.C. (Assistant Commis terrorism. Herious Садов of employ of Captain and Mrs. J. sioner for Training Camp), and criminal acts by business men, and Krogh-Moe, of 18, Penk Mansions, Lieut. C. G. H. Christian, R.A. evasion in regard to taxes and WOR committed for trial by Assistant Commissioner).

foreign currencies." Mr. Willams at the Central Under the leadership of Scoul Magistracy on Saturday, on a master R. Dormer charge of theft of jewel-Scoutmaster lery worth over $4,000 belonging to Troop, after commencing exer-previous decrees calling on tax- his employers. Accused stated he cises, gave a demonstration of first-payers to detall their holding in had nothing to say in reply to the aid, a new feature being the use of foreign currencies and securities

bicycles as stretcher conveyances. had not had the desired effect, Arising out of the case, two A trestle bridge was next built. The emergency decree, which pawnbrokers, doing business under after which ames were played. was published to-night, creator a the names of Po Yuen and Wah Yik The Rev. E. A. Armstrong wel-State Commissary with the power respectively, from Shamshipo, were crmed the encouraging presence to control banks to enable the proceeded against in respect of two of so many visitors and spoke Government in obtain information summonses accusing them of ac-briefly on the aims of the move regarding the position of banks cepting some of the stolen articles ment. He mentioned the success and the influence of the banking on pawn while having reasonable of two members, Patrol Leader J. policy In Keneral economic cause to suspect unlawful conduct Miller

Assistant Patrol on the part of the woman (convict-Lender A. L. Sanh, who had both

The deerce does not affect the ed and sentenced in previous pro- gained their First Class Badge and ceedings) who placed the articles all-round 1 cords. The former had also Reichsbank or other banks of a with them.

secured the King's Scout badge, private character, but it is intend- Det-Sergt. Macdonald, conductBoth members were the first to fed chiefly to counteract the ten- ing the case for the police, admitled

have such success within the 11dency to take up foreign eredita that although a diamond ring set years of the Troop's existence, and to an extent that is likely to lead with a sapphire was recovered, it it gave him (the speaker) great to a repetition of the last crisis.-- was not included in the list circulat pleasure to present them with the Reuter. Awards. ed amongst pawnbrokers.

and Assistant It has been explained that the

fa necessary

Веслине R. H. Wong, the decree

usual caution before committai.

On that ground the summons against the Po Yuen was dismissed. The other pawnbroker was fined $100 in respect of a pearl-mounted finger ring.

All the articles recovered in two rawnshops were returned to the owner without payment.

CHINESE WEDDING.

TWO OLD FAMILIES UNITED.

and

with the anniversary was held at A special service in connexion St. Andrew's yesterday morning, when the Rev. G. T. Waldegrave, M.A.. (Commissioner and Deputy idents. The service was attended Camp

Chief) preached on Scout

by Girl Guides, Wolf Cubs. and other units in the scout organiza- tion of the Colony.

sun,

After the wedding, a reception was held at Messrs. Lane, Craw- ford's Restaurant, where the bride, and bridegroom received the con- gratulations of their friends.

Interest.

MEN

WOMEN

without

OR

The

drama of subardine

movietone thrills

Presented by WILLIAM COX

A dinner-party will be held at Coming Soon to

Two old Chinese families were united yesterday when Miss Fung Yu-yuk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Man Kwok Restaurant, West Pung Sik-kau, of Canton, became Point.

this evening. Many the bride of Mr. Chan Hon-shu, friends the son of the late Mr. Chan Tin- attend.

have

been invited to

CENTRAL

HOCKEY STICKS.

-We keep the largest-and-choicest Stock of Hockey Sticks and Acces- sories in the Colony.

are

All our Hockey Sticks reliable and are fully guaranteed to give every satisfaction..

Stick which proves defective in any way (including a breakage during play one month from date of sale) will be exchanged or Money Refunded in full.

Prices from $6.50 to $12.00 each.

Inspection Cordially Invited.

MAMAK & COMPANY,

Sports Outfitters,

Kowloon, Hongkong.

20 Winglock Bldgs. Telephone No. 68489.

The order of the day

AROSO

PORT

and

SHERRY

Obtainable Everywhere

Sole Agents:-

H. RUTTONJEE & SON

Burglary

Phone

Insurance

For Particulars and Rates Apply-

20100

Phone 23121.

CHINA UNDERWRITERS, LTD.

Hongkong Bank Buliding.

E. A. VON KOBZA-NAGY, B.A.

Appointments arranged by

KOMOR & KOMOR.

ART PHOTOGRAPHY,

Paintings from the Lifa.

Paintings Restored.

MAN HING

TAILOR

PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED

No.-6 D'Agullar,,Street

.

BOOKS

Tal, 20786

At every turn in Life's road one feels the need of books. A visit should be made at once to THE STAR STORE, HANKOW ROAD. (opp Star Theatre)

· Every book thoroughly cleaned and treated with a protective solution.

#

SALESMAN SAM

GOOD THINGS.COME DONE UP IN SMALL PACKAGES-/ GUESS GUZZ'LL FIND THAT OUT when he' SEES WHAT

I GOT HIM FOR HIS BIRTHDAY!

Double Surprise!

WHAT? A DIAMOND THE PIN FOR ME?·

WHAT'S THE IDEA?

GUZZLEM

OFFICE

FICE

SCRAM

ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY ! AND THAT STONE CAME

FROM RUBY'S JEWELRY"

STORE, TOO!

STILL

/Smoking

-3.92

FINE, SAM! THAT'S THE BIGGEST SUR- PRISE I EVER HAD IN MY LIFE!

WELL, YOU'RE GONNA GETA-

BIGGER SURPRISE —

By Small

WHEN YA FIND OUT. I HAD IT CHARGED TO TA!

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SCOTT'S Emulsion

RUBY'S JEWELRY

SHOPPE