1932-07-25 — Page 23

Coming Shortly to the KING'S AND ORIENTAL THEATRES

MAURICE CHEVALIER

One Hour With You

AN ERNST

LUBITSCH

PRODUCTION A Paramount Picture

with

JEANETTE

MACDONALD

TEAS

LIPTON'S FAMOUS

TRY LIPTON'S

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NEXT SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG

MV. TERGESTEA (Cargoboil)

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29th July 8th Aug.

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TO MARSEILLES via Saigon.

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(Continued from Page 3)

Susan was interested in them for a few minutes but soon her nervousncas was uppermost again. She had an almost overwhelming desire to run away. She had come

MONDAY, JULY 25, 1932.

HOSTILITIES IN MANCHURIA

WAR BEING WAGED AT SEVERAL POINTS

Harbin, July 24.

A force of 500 anti-Manchukuo

on a fool's errand, With fast bent-soldiers at Hablicheng, 40 miles ing heart she assured herself that north-west of Klamusze, is report Bob would be remote and cool toed to have attacked a Nakamura

her. He would not forgive her detachment.—Reuter. for things she had said the day before.

What was it he had said at part- Ing? "You don't love me at all. You never have. I'm through with you!"

• *

Altuck on Imienpo.

J

CONSIGNEES', NOTICE.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES `MARITIMES.

The Stenmihip,

"ANGKOR"

Arrived Hongkong on Tuesday. the 10th July, 1932. From MARSEILLES &«. Consignees of Cargo by the above named steamer are hereby informed that their goods with the exception are being landed and placed at their of Opium, Treasuro and Valuables

risk in the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Kowloon, whence delivery can ៦៥ Imienpo. July 24. obtained as the goods are landed. Reports state that Imienpo ia

Goods not cleared within 7 days surrounded by Anti-Manchukuoject to rent.

date of arrival, will be sub- including forces and an attack is imminent.

All claims must be sent to thu The muddy fleids are preventing undersigned before the Thursday, the Of course he had been angry aeroplanes from taking of 28th July 1932, or they will not be but what if he had really meant Reuter.

recognized. it? The girl shivered, and the wo-

Damaged packages must be left in Battle Near Harbin, man wearing the scarf who had

tho Godowns for examination by the

and. bean envying and admiring the

consignees, Harbin, July 23.

the Company's Surveyor tall miss in the furred coat look-

Mesars: Goddard Severe fighting is going on at Dougins at 10.00 mm. on Monday, ed at her curiously.

26th July, 1932. Puyen, some forty-five miles to the the

Consignees Susun wandered out to the re-orth of Harbin between the gar-must

have a Revenuo Omeer in gion of the train gates and stroll- | ed back and forth. The minutes ison and a large force of anti-attordance when damaged dutiable Com- goods and examined by the Manchukuo troops. lagged. It was cold and draughty

pany's Surveyors, here. Severni well-dressed cou- The anti-Manchukuo forces at-

after ples passed briskly with laden por- tacked in large numbers but are ters in their wake. A rakish fook-being stubbornly resisted.-Reuter.

ing man

Lo

in a romantic. wide-

Japanese Reports. brighed hat swung by, carrying in brief ense. There was the bus-

Peking, July 23. tle and subdited excitement at- Chinese officials discredit tendnut to the departure of the Japanese reports from Mukden crack train.

that General Chang Hsuch-liung Twelve-twenty. Twelve-thirty.is planning a military drive Twelve-thirty-five. Susan's heart Mukden with the object of 49- was like tend in her breast. She tablishing his rule there. had lost bi-she had lost him! Trainmen hegan to shout orders, Last-minute stragglers hurried |tion,-Reuter, through the gates, impatient, at the delay over tickets,

They describe the reports as being completely without foùndu-

Postal Blockade.

Shanghai, July 23.

Her eyes raked the crowd. No tall young man in a dark topcoat. It is announced that a posthi | No fair head, or stern jawed pro-blockade against the Manchukuo file in sight. The clock's hands government has been made effec crawled inexorably ahead. Then all five from to-dng-Reuter.

at unce she saw him. He was strid-

ing as rapidly as his long legs

would carry him through the

swinging doors. A liveried chauf-TUNG WAH HOSPITAL.

feur was at his heels, a blue ticket

in his fingers.

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The girl stood frozen, immobile. "All abroad!" came the call.

Just

Bob Dunbar came abreast of the gate, intent on the business of getting through, be heard a soft voice call his name.

He raised his eyes in an intimi- dating glare.

He was at her side. The chauf, feur, respectfully interested, said, "Shall go on with those thinge. Bir

"No, Wait here," Bob rapped the words out.

The man who was punching tick. ets interposed swiftly, "The lady may go through with you, sir; it | you like. But you'd better get aboard. There's only a minute left."

Bob took Susan's arm and swung her along beside him.

"But I thought you wouldn't- thought you wouldn't go." she pro- tested.

"Why not?" The words like pellets of ice.

were

"Something's happened. I'm not joing to marry Ernest after all."

They were at the second coach now and a white-coated, grinning parter was reaching for the bags. Up ahead the whistle sounded warningly and a bell began to

clang.

"Never mind, Grimes," Bob shouted, "I'm not going."

The chauffeur's face remained impassive. "Where shall put bite |luggage, six?"

"Anywhere you like!" Bob's. farm was linked in Susan's.

(To be Continued.)

DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROPERTY PLANNED

Mr. Chan Lim-pak, the Chairman of the Tung Wah Hospital, and other directors of this local Chinese elaritable institution, are stated to be organising a big scheme in con- nexion with the construction of] dwelling houses for rental purposes on the Pa Leung Kuk old site. It it understood that the Tang Wah Hospital, Tung Wah Eastern Hospital and the Kwong Wah Hospital require an annual sum of $600,000, for thia reason the Directors are looking to the con- struction of these houses to obtain more inconie.

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