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THE HỌNGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933.

CHRISTIAN WOMEN.

IN CHINA.

BISHOP HALL'S ADDRESS

CONTRACT CONSIGNEES NOTICE. P & O BRITISH-INDIA APCAR ANI

BRIDGE

new

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The Steamship,

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(COMPANIES Incorporated in ENGLAND)' Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for Straits, Java and Barma, Ceylon, India, Persion Galf, Mauritius, E. & S. Africa, Austrasin, including; New Zealand & Queensland Ports, Red Sea Egypt, Constantinople, Greece, Levantine Ports, Europe Etc. PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTHNIGHTY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. (UNDER CONTRACT WITH H.M. GOVERNMENT.)

From Hong-

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kong (about)

TO STEPHEN'S GIRLS

By W. E. McKenney

"ANDRE LEBON" The importance which the in-

Arrived Hongkong on Wednesday. stitution holds from the point of

Each American' bridge tourna- the 18th January, 1983, view of the Christian woman's fa- ment usually brings out some now "From MARSEILLES &c. fluence in China was stressed by outstanding player. Among the Consignees of Cargo by the above Bishop Ronald Hall when presid-list of American champions for named steamer are hereby informed Ing, as Chairman of the Council; names that of S. Garton Churchill, being landed and placed at their wink

1932 will be found two

that their goods with the exception of over the proceedings yesterday at and B. J. Becker.

Oplam, Tretauro and Valuables St. Stephen's Girls' College Int

These two, in the Godowns of the Hongkong connexion with the annual dia Relth and Waldemar von Zedtwits, Kowloon, whenco delivery can be with their teammates, George Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., tribution of cups and certificates won the to auccessful scholars.

national contract team obtained as the goods are landed.--- There were preset Lady Pol-

championship at New York.

Goods not cleared within 7 days lock, who gave away the awards, chic bidding, but it was surpising subject to rent.

We hear a great deal about pay including date of arrival, will be and a full muster of members of to note, at the recent national andersigned before the Friday, the

All claims must be sent to the f*BURDWAN the College Council. The large tournament, that very little paychic 27th January, 1893, or they will not NALDERA gathering, which also included bidding was used. parents and woll-wishers, was on-hand shows how Mr. Churchill

The following bo recognized tertained to an enjoyable concert trapped a paychic bidder in the the Godowns for examination by the †*HOMALI.

Damaged Packages must be left in

RAJPUTANA contributed by the various team' match. Славев.

consignees, and the Company's Sur- vayor Mensra:-Goddard and Douglas CORFU at 10:00 am. on Tuesday, the 24th

15,000 11th Mar. January, 1989, Consignees

COMORIN

18,000 1 25th Mar. have a Revenue Ofleer in attendance Cargo only. falls Casa Blanos. when damaged dutiablo goods Aro examined by the Company's Sur veyors.

Bishop's Address.

The Bishop, in the course of an address at the conclusion of the programme, on behalf of the Couneff and the Church, thanked. the Principaly Miss E. S. Atkins, and Staff for the able work of the past year, which was so obvious,, his Lordship said, that it made It unnecessary for him to restate.

In commenting on the work be ing carried on by the School as being of prime importance, the speaker said that every afternoon and evening during the last six years that he had been, in England had been spent in the homes of Industrial towns, and he could

any thin with conviction, that tei

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The Bidding

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Was the dealer Mr.

which the level of the family was Churchill sat in the West. He and

must

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the. Godowns,

No Fire Insurance will be effected; by us in any case whatever.

E. ONI,

Agent. Hongkong, 18th January, 1983,

RAID ON SINGER'S TOKYO BRANCH.

The pollee intervened

.after

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5,300-1st Fab. 1 Straits, C'bo & B'bay.. 6,600 4th Fob. Meo, Havre, L'don, H'burg.

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ISOMALI SIRDHANA

NEARLY ALL PROPERTY AND RECORDS DESTROYED

Tokyo, Jan. 18. raised above the level of the North and South were not vulner-longed dispute arising

This partner were vulnerable while

Coming as a climax to a pro- mother. In a sense women ruled]

out of the world, and the level of the able.

the dissatisfaction. of the Com- world was the level of the woman.)

South opened the bidding with pany's agents regarding their It was their prayers that God Mr. Churchill immediately supect Japanese attacked the Yokobanta one spade-purely a psychic bid. terms of contract, a 'mob, of 200 would use their being here inus-ed that this was a psychic bid, but branch of the Singer Sewing much as they might be enabled to was in a rather difficult position. Machine Company and destroyed pay back China by passing on to

To double would be to disclose nearly all the, movable property' her some of the thing that God the situation to North; and, sec and valuable records, had given them, and one of these ondly, an expert dislikes to double was the Christian woman, That ene major unless prepared to play most was why he regarded the School the hand at the other major. To done as of first-class importance. (Ap-Loverealf when vulnerable should rioters. plance).

show a five card suit, Lady Pollock

However, Mr. Churchill's final de- the awards.

cision was to overcall with a bid of two diamonds, as it presented Lady Pollock's Speech.

an opportunity to trap the psychic The Lady Pollock said she had South bid. North was major in known the school for a great num.overcalling with three clubs. ber of years and had always look- Mr. von Zedtwitz in the East the Singer raid and ed forward with pleasurable anti-then bid three diamonds. Southpolice protection for. American CHITRAL cipation to speech day. It was and West passed. North now fell life and property in the future, not the programme, nor what was into the trap that Mr. Churchill Count Uchida readily complied. done by the school, but the atmon-had laid, and bid three spades. He The Singer representative eşil- phere which was apparent ever partner's original, bid was sound, several hundred thousand yen as a very strong hand and Ifmated the loss at Ikely to reach

where. She auid

then gave away!

Churchill's

of the damage had been RAJPUTANA and arrested over 138 TANDA

The foreign staff was out at TILAWA luncheon at the time of the at- tack and escaped injury, but | CORFU several Japanese were, injured. IBANGALORE

American Ambassador TALMA visited Count Uchida and request. COMORIN ed an immediate investigation of SANPURA adequate BHUTAN

has been in progress for several months.]

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7,000 5th Feb. 8'hai, Moji, Kobo, Osaks

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she enjoyed being met at the door with smiles he felt that there was a chance for Three of Singer's loyal Japanese of welcome and greeted with such Kams. This contract, of course, was employees and four Japanese friendliness.

She thought the doubled at Mr.

nextguards were seriously hurt.- secret of it all was that on the turn to bid.

Reuter. top storey of the building there

The Play-

[Not long ago one of the was a quiet room where anyone could go for a quint time, and for of diamonds, followed by the ace the long drawn out dispute which To

West's opening lead was the king pany was attacked as a result of foreign employees of the Com- the solving of problems with the of hearts. help of God. It was from this source that the spirit of service East's queen forced the declarer's His next play was a small spade. items Miss Atkins mentioned in and, hoping to get a diamond dis- the last trick with the jack of issued as is shown in the three dng. South then led a small club her report (1) the Free School card, finessed the Jack of clubs spades. for poor children, (2) the weekly which East won with the queen. visits to the Hospital, and (3) Enst cushed his king of hearts, tricks, thereby defeating the psy

East and West had taken eight the raising of over $8,000.00 for West discarding a club. charitable purposes by the Sale of,

chic bidder four tricks, which gave Work, which raust have meant in-which West won with the queen, von Zedwitz, plus 700 points ne East then returned a diamond, Mr. Churchill and his partner, Mr. finite trouble, work and patience and West immediately knocked out cording to the new scoring. on the part of everybody concern-dummy's ace of spades by leading i

ed.

She congratulated Miss Atkins

a small spade.

Declarer now led the ace and

FRY'S

and the staff on the arrangements king of clubs from dummy, but the FOR ALL OCCASIONS of to-day and said it gave her very second club was rulfed by West great pleasure to present the cups with the six of spades. und certificates to so many of the West led the ace of diamonds students.

which South ruffed. South returned Leung Kong-chue, a tiny mem-the queen of hearts, West ruffing! ber of the Kindergarten then pro-with the eight of spades. sented Lady Pollock with a bou-

West Jed the ten of diamonds

(British Made)

CHOCOLATES

quet of sweet peas on behalf of which South ruffed with the nine JOHN D. HUTCHISON the School.

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