1932-10-03 — Page 10

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SATURDAY'S MATCH

RESULTS

London, Oct. 1. Middlesborough scored their first home goals of the season when they mot and defented Portsmouth by five goals to four.

LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, HONGKONG

"Unreality" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Chur ches of Christ, Scientist, yesterday.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1932.

WORK ON NEW CUNARDER

FRESH PLANS AND DRAWINGS

DIVIDEND IN WHISKY

700,000 CASES OF PRE-WAR STUFF

Men are working daily on the If straws indicate the way the The Golden Test was: "In the new Cunarder nt Clydebank, the wind is blowing, the United The chief goal neorora in to-day's words there are also divers vani- last. December,

multitude of dreams and many building of which was stopped States will soon be rid of Prohibi- matches were Gallaciter of Sunder-ties; but fear thou God" (Eccl..

tlon, land, Alexander of Bradford City 5:7.)

Johnson of Stoko, McNaughton of

Hull, Marcroft of Queen's Park Ran- Among the citations which com- | gora and Brown' of the English League, all of whom scored three Prised the Lesson-Sermon was the times each.

following from the Bible: "Love Scott, the Liverpool goal-keeper, not the world, neither the things bla four-hundredth appearance that are in the world. If any man today.

love the world, the love of the Father is not in hint. For all that

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The National Distillers Products Corporation, which makes 40 per cont. of the medicinal whisky 700,000 cases of pre-war “stuff." allowed by Inw, has on hand

. Experiments are being made with preservative paints and new kinds of shoring beams to support the hull, and fresh ar chitectural drawings are being} made in the drawing offee at Mesers. John

Recently it notified the holders of Brown's ship its common stock that all having building yard there.

shares on September 16, 1934, will is in the world, the lust of the for construction. A fow

There is talk of the resumption each five shares, a case of 24 plats receive by way of dividend, for. Everton played before the biggest the pride of life, is not of the ground staff. The maintenance whisky-provided, of course, that float, and the lust of the eyes, and men have been taken on to the of this marvellous age mellowed gate of the day, 50.000 spectators Father, but is of the world." staff has been augmented, and the Prohibition to repented by that date., being estimated to have watched the game at Goodison Park. Our Own dolin 2:15-16).

drawing ofcos have been dealing Correspondent.

Arecrial had a very hard Sght to overcome Blackpool and won hy the odd goal in throo

FIRST DIVISION.

Chelaca

Aston Villa

Blackburn

Blackpool

Bolton

Derby Everton inces Middleabro Newcastlo Wednesday Wolves

1 Bunderland

1 Arsenal

5 Lolcenter

4 Manchester C.

3. Liverpool

1 Birmingham

Portsmouth

O Huddersfield

3 Went from.

SECOND DIVISION.

extra

The Lesson-Sermon also includ-with minor modifications in fur- proferred stockholders must be Foreseeing that the mouths of the ed the following passages from nishing plans and alight struc-watering at auch a' prospect, the the Christian Science textbook, tural alterations.

1 "Sefence, and fealth, with Key to

ex

company informs them that they too

holdings into common stock. may abare in the distribution of the golden liquid by converting their

dividend in cash,

"Drys" may still receive their

the Scriptures," by Mary Baker perimental models of vessels are

The huge tank in which Edity: "The continual contempla subjected to all kinds tion of existence as material and land wind movementa has not been of water corporeal ás beginning and end idle, and in the main yard the ship Hider, and with birth. decay, itself has been regularly visited Af Gissalution ::

component by experts and surveyors to safe the company, in his letter to the Mr. Seton Porter, president of ge--hi ly the true and spiri guard the 25,000 tons itual Life, and enn es war standard steel which form the lull of "584" now in the wood, and the amount of solid shareholders says: "The whisky is 1 to trail in the dust." (1.559: 10-as the Cunarder is known. Com- necessary to provide the requisito

20).

pleted, she will be 78,000 tous number of cases will promptly be

Shield V.

Brailford C.

7. Port Vale

0

Charlton

0 Bradford

:

Chesterfield

1 Millwall

Fulham

2

Southampton

Lincoln

Grimsby

Manchester U.

#

Prestone N.J.

Notts Forest

·1

Plymouth

Burnloy

0

Notts County

1

Oldham

West Ham

D Oury

Stoke

Swansea

Tottenham

LIFE-SAVING CLASS.

SEVEN CANIDATES PASS PROFICIENCY TESTS

gross.

The keel of the new Cunarder was laid in the autumn of 1930,! and she was to have been launch- jed in April of this year. Work was suspended owing to the inter- national monetary situation Inst autumn. which made fuuncfal operations progressively more; dif-

The following candidates were ficult. tested and passed as successfut in the test for the Royal Life Saving So

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)ciety's Proficiency Certificate and

Cardiff Coventry Exeter

2 Swindon

Brentford

1

Bournemouth

Bristol C.

3 Clapton 0.

2 Queen's I. R.

2 Luton

Nerwich

Gillingham

2

Crystal Pal.

1

Bristol Rt.

Stending

Aldershot

A

Newport

0

H

Torquay

Walford

Houthend

bottled."

HONGKONG TRADE..

SOME IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON CLARANCES

The following reports by importers have been supplied to the Hongkong

Bronze Medallion by Mr. C. W. Brani, CHURCH PROCESSION. General Chamber of Commerce,"

who is the offeinl Hon. Reprezenta tive of the Society, at the Chinese Bathing Club, Hongkong:

Chiu Sze-shing, Lai Lok-sin, Ho 0Shu-kuen, Ng Yu-yip, Kwang Sik. 1cheung, Chan Buns, Young Wing- 2fai, Ng Sum-fook.

ANNUAL CEREMONY OF

ROSARY CHURCH

Cotton piece goods & fancy cotton goods, the following reports have been received:

The news that the strike in Lan- cashire has ended is very welcome. The uncertainty regarding shipments, which has existed for the past month, Kowloon, in the vicinity of is now removed and a fair amount of Rosary Church, presented a col-new businese ta reported to have been ourful spectacle yesterday after transacted. Local prices for Staples soon when the annual procession. continue firmer and clearances have

in connexion with the Feast of

shown some improvement, Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, was hold with customary pomp and

These camiidates were rained by Mr. fp Kwai-chung, what is in THIRD DIVISION (NORTH).conrratuited on the high standard

of proficiency obtained.

Barnsley Harrow Carlisle Crewe

Halifax Hartlepools

Bull

Rochdale

Tranmere

Wrexham

York

Iloncaster

Chester

New Brighton

8 Rotherham

1 Stockport

Darlington Youthport Mansfeld

Gateshead

3 Walsall

• Accrington

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

(FIRST DIVISION), '

Aberdeen

Clyde

Falkirk

Hamilton

Hearts Kilmarnock Atorton Queen's Park Rangery

St. Johnstone

Albion

I

Third Lanark

2 Cowdenbeath

1 Partick

3 Ayr

Celtic

2

East Stirling Dundee

1 St. Mirren

2 Motherwell

1 Airdrie

SECOND DIVISION.

Arbroath

Queen O'9th,

Brechin

Dundee

Dunfermline

East Fife

Edinburgh

King'a Pork Lelth

1

Raith Rovers

0 Hibernian

10 Bo'ness

Sten'muir

St. Bernard

Armadale

Dumbarton

1

1

9

1

* Forfør

3 Montrose

1

Alion

0

WOMEN'S GOLF

MRS. VARE DEFEATED IN

ILS., CHAMPIONSHIP -

New York, Oct. 1.

The tests which began at 8 pm.

Saturday October 1 included surface dive in eight feet of water for an ordinary house trick, and for

ach candidate to retrieve this object

ceremony.

will be presented for approval at a The proposed new textiles contract General Meeting of Importers on 3rd ctober and the result of this Meeting is awaited with great interest. those of the 30th inst..

The Intest Cotton prices to hand are Mid. American "Spot" 5.73d. Egyptian Sakel. F. G. F. "Spot"

8.5,

Woollens There is a small move-

The anniversary is one appro- fate to the Church, which is de In the first try, with practically no dicated to the Virgin Mary, and visibility, speaks volumes for their members of the congregation and prowess, also the fact that some of a large number of Catholics who the encdilates came from Canton to had gone over from the Island train pad pass these tests shows how keen the particular class has been to partielpated in the exercises and ment of new acason Woollen cargo gain the Sbiety's awards.

subsequent procession.

and prospects for the winter market | Solemn Pontifical Mass, were held but there has been some enquiry for Special services, marked by appear to be slightly brighter. No now business in woollens is reported in the morning, and, in the afterSpot" goods and a. fow sales have noon, following further acts of de- been made, vation in the Church, a procession started out of the edifice of which the chief feature, and which the eyes of many hundreds were focussed, WAR life-like [statue of the Virgin, being barne along to the accompaniment of impressive music and ritual.

Mr. In-Kwai-chung, who has other Kroups in formation both in Canton and Hongkong, in An indefatigable worker in these life-saving classes.

BRITAIN'S GOLD RESERVE.

FANTASTIC REPORT IN ÇINCAGO PAPER

to #

0120 on

leading the procession were i Boy Scouts and a Band, and in thei main body were noticed daintily! attired flower girls and members

Metals. The metal market is ex- ceedingly dull, and prices quoted are nominal.

Flour. The market is 'very weak.

SALARY 17/3

SUD-POSTMASTER SENTENCED.

Chicago, Oct. 1. Nearly G$1,500,000,000 has been 3 accumulated in the East by the of different

prayer circles who For stealing £112 from the Bank of England and other Bri-have their headquarters in Post Office, Frederick George tish Exchange Banks in the last Rosary Church.

Prenton (28), suhpostmaster al fow months, necording

Monsignor H. Valtorta. Vicar Liverpool Abattoir post office, Chicago Tribune report.

Apostolic of Hongkong, and other was Church dignitarica, members of three months' imprisonment.

at Liverpool sentenced to The paper says about G$1,000,- the Consular Corps and Papal 1009,000 of this sum is controlled Knights were also in the proces salary of 178. 3d. a week, and his

was stated to receive by the Bank of England, and sup-juien, the posedly forms part of the reserve brought up by many hundreds of stated Prenton handling hundreds rear of which was solicitor said the business neces- aceumulating against the return the faithful. of Great Britain to

of pounds weekly. the gold It was an imposing ceremony,; standard.

which did not fall short of the "This sub-office was set up ex- impressiveness of former year.perimentally about three months

In the final of the U. S. Women's Golf Championship, Mian Virginia van Wie defeated Mrs. Collette Vare by 10 and 8.-Router.

some

ile

The G.P.O. sinted:

ร

ngo. We objected to the proposal to open it on the ground that the

The gold is not being sent to Bagland but retained in Eastern Banks where it will be used as a ordinary dealings. basis of credit for the banks elicited the opinion that no gold business would not be sufficient to was being retained in the Eastwarrant it, but it was agreed that by the British Exchange Banks it should be run for the amal! Reuter made enquiries in Lon-who ship gold homeward as soon amount of pay corresponding to don banking circles however, and 'as it is purchased.-Reuter. the amount of business done."

in.

STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE

OUR GREAT PRE-WINTER SALE IS NOW ON!

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES TO FILL YOUR NEEDS.

HOSIERY IN LATEST SHADES IN

MOST RELIABLE QUALITIES

FROM $1.00 Per Pair. "KAYSER", 188x SPECIAL

$2.75 Per Pair.

HATS THAT PLEASE

IN WHITE FELT

IN

$3.75.

ALL COLOURS—AND NEWEST

STYLES From $7.50.

SPECIAL LOT OF BAGS

IN REAL LEATHER-CLEARING AT HALF PRICE:

ONE SAMPLE RANGE OF CORSETS.

AT AMAZING PRICES.

SILK RAINCOATS AT $9.50. WOOLLEN DRESS MATERIAL $2.25 YD.

EVERYTHING ELSE REDUCED.

'KING'S THEATRE

BUILDING.

LE BEAU

D'AGUILAR STREET.

FROM OCT. 1ST FOR FORTNIGHT

OUR:

ONLY.

REMOVAL SALE

SAVE THIS PRICE LIST WHICH WILL PAY YOU EVERY MOMENT YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEE OUR FULL RANGE OF OUR FRESH STOCK.

EMB. CREPE NIGHT GOWNS & PETTICOATS $2.90.

EMB. CREPE. UNDERWEAR SETS 3 PCS. $6.90 SET

LADIES.

EMB. CREPE

BLOOMERS

$1.20 PAIR.

MEN'S.

.from $4.50

4.50

3.50

Col. Crepe-do-Chine 36" Cot. Crops-do-Chine 27′′ Col. Spun Crepe 27"

$1.00 Yd.

.75

Fancy Dressing Gowns

.75

Pyjama Suits,

Col. Raw Silk 27"

.75

Col. Shanghai Cropo 27"

Silk Shirts

.90

Col. Georgatta Crope 36′′

.90

Plain & Fancy Socks

.90 Pair.

Printed Cropa 27”

1.10

Printed Satin 27”

1,10

Fancy Nacktios

.25 Each.

Printed Georgette 36"

1.20

Fancy Handkerchiefs

.50 1

Printed Satin” 36′′

1.00

Fancy Tie & Handkerchiefs Sot

,90 Set.

Striped Poplin 36′′

.50

Printed Houri Coats

2.90

Printed Kimonos

3.50

Printed Pyjama Suits

4.50

Fancy Tio, Socks & Handkor-

chlofs Sot (3 pcs.) Children Woollen Socks

2.50

"

.50 Pair.

Printed. Scarfs

..75

Fancy Handkerchiefs

.50 Each,

Large Sizo Bathing Towels

1.00 Each.

the The water's

TERMS STRICTLY CASH NÓ ACCOUNTS OPENED.

PARISIAN MART

SILA

ICE HOUSE STREET

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