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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY. JANUARY 19, 1934.

TO-DAY'S LAMMERT'S THE SUBMARINE

WANTS.

25 Words

..$1.50

($2.00 If. Nol Prepaid). The following replies have been received:--

19, 88, 103, 107, 108, 111, 118,

108.

AUCTIONS

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE PUBLIC AUCTION

of

the Valuable Leasehold proporty situato at Victoria in the Colony of Hong Kong and registered at the Land Office as Subsection 2 of Section A of Marine Lot No. 227 together with the premises thereon known as No. 36 New Market

SITUATIONS VACANT

WANTED-European Lady to take catire charge Dresses Millinery Euro-Street pean Departmental Biore Singapore, Passage and usual agreement monca 250 Straite Dollars. Only fully experienced applicanta considered. Write Box-No. 138, "Hongkong Tole- graph."

POSITIONS

com-

WANTED.

FULLY qualified CHEMIST-AND- DRUGGIST, with distinguished Quali- acation, will consider good offer for post will contract. Will accept reasonable salary of a Professional, Please write Box No. 189, "1longkong Telegraph."

FOR SALE

FOR SALE SEWING TREADLE MACHINE by Steger as good as a Singer, former price $125, sale price $110. Variety Store, 25, Nathan Road, Kowloon.

FOR SALE-A rare edition titled "Chinero Porcelain and Hard Stones" Lilustrated by 254 ракия of Gema of Chineso Ceramic and Glyptic Art. Described by Edgar

Gorer and F. J. Blacker.

Good for

Antiquarian Scrutinizing. Also an

to be sold

on MONDAY,

the 22nd day of January, 1934," at 3 p.m.

by

Messrs. LAMMENT BROS., Auctioneers,

at their Salesroom, No. 4 Duddell Street Victoria, Hongkong.

For further particulars Conditions of Sale Apply to:-

and

Messta, WOO & NASH,

Mortgageo's Solicitors, No. 4, Queen's Road Central,

Hongkong.

or to

Messrs. LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers,

No. 4 Duddell Street,

Hongkong.

unusual specimen of a "Blue-and- BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE White Ginger Jar." Height 10%" and diameter 8. Kang-he period. Please write G.PO. Box No. 1443.

TO LET

TO LET-Cheung Chau. Furnished HOUSE, five to nine monthn from February 1st.. Electric light. Large garden. Two servants. Write Box No. 130, "Hongkong Telegraph."

TO LET. No, 1, King's Park Build- inga, Austin Road, Kowloon, four- roomed FLAT, Modern conveniences. Apply The Union Trading Co. Ltd., York Building. Telephone 27738.

TO LET-Four-roomed FLOOR, with modern conveniences, ground floor, 51, Luna Building, Kimberley Road, Kow- loon. Apply Mr. Seu Kon Chi, 8, Des Vomix

Road Central, 2nd BOOT, Hongkong.

HOTEL

AIRLIE HOTEL, 23-25, Nathan Road, Kowloon, under British ownership and management. 2 minutes Star Ferry, Every modern convenience. Excellent cuisine. Special rates families. Tele-. phone 57857.

CONSIGNEES-NOTICE:-

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS. LIMITED.

From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON

AND STRAITS,

The Steamship,

"BENDORAN"

the

Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk Into hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goodis

the 28th Janung undelivered after

jeet to rent.

1934, will be sub-

All claims against the steamer nust bed to the Undersigned on the 9th February, 1934, or they will not be recognized.

or

To comply with the General Bonded Warchouso Regulations consignees must have a "Revenue Omeer in

attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on

the 25th January, 1934, at 10 n by Messra. Goddard and Douglas.

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bill of Lading will be counter- algned by,

GIBD, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.,

Agents. Hongkong, 19th January, 1984.

MRS. MOTONO. Hand und Electric Musange. Holder of Diploma and Certificate of Tokyo Donki Ryoho Kenkyushe (Tokyo Electric Cure Instituto). 31B Wyndham Street.

Mr. & Mrs. Y. Mori

MASSAGE

Acupuncture and Moxocausis Holder of Japanese and Hongkong Govern- mont Licences Cures Sprained Ankles and Wrints. Recommended for many yearn by Local Hospitals and Doctors, 4, Wyndham Street, (lat floor). Tel. No. 26051.

PUBLIC AUCTION

of

LEAGUE

OSWALD WINS BY TWO-NIL

WHERE RAINBOW

save,

FAILED

MORE TRAFFIC OFFENCES

GOVERNMENT HOUSE

INCIDENT

DOVEY STANDS OUT

ON HIS OWN

UNILATERAL DISARMAMENT

In Rousing Navy Soccer FAVOURED BY Y.M.C.A.

Encounter

ware

DEBATERS

La

FAR EASTERN. MUSIC CO. OPENS TO-DAY

at

8. Lock Road, Kowloon.

All kinds of music, musical instruments, accessories, gramo phones and records,

FAIR PRICES.

5 3.5 5 3 5 5 5

motion, in the course of which he mant would not be a guarantee of admitted that unilateral disarma-

absoluto security. But there was that desired, and that "the only sufficient to encourage one to be true course to world peaco, was Heve that it would have a most de- the slower, but more effective sirable effect. Many countries.

A fine of $15 was imposed by Mr. Hamilton, at the Centrali Magistracy this morning, on Lal Before a large number of specta- KEEN ARGUMENT Chol-man, driver of a private car tore on the Dockyard ground the summoned for having overtaken

Phoenix yesterday defeated tho sign-post

The question of disarmament Playing at Happy Valley in the another vehicle near

the main gates ΟΙ Herald by three goals to one in a and world peace was tackled in a friendly football match. All the lively but serious manner by mem- Submarine Longuo yesterday after-opposito noon, the Rainbow were defeated Government Hous0. by Oswald by two goals to nil. Trafic Inspector Nicol stated scoring was accomplished during bers of the Y.M.C.A., in the West

the Le The Rainbow played with ten that the defendant was travelling the opening half, Barnett, Thomp Lounge Inst evening, when men for a while, Lt. Comdr. Morris at a very fast spoed. There was son and Barrett being the Phoenix meoting expressed the opinion that making hit arrival a short time a big dance that night at Govern-markemon, while Arundell replied unilateral disarmament was in

mont House, and it was also for the Herald.

the interests of world peace, before the interval..

"After twenty minutes, Oswald raining at the time defendant over After the interval the. Phoenix Dr. E, L. Allen proposed this secured the lead, Blewett getting took the other car. away on the right and contring for. Kwok Kuon, a motor cyclist, was played a man short, Thompson not Palmer to get in a first-timer which had $10 for dangerous driving.ceived through a collision with resuming owing to an Injury re- gaye Drew no chance whatever to Inspector Nicol stated that de:

fendant came out of the Fiat Thorpe.

During the second half, the Following even play, after" the garage in Hennessy Road, and interval, the Oswald again scored, drove along the pavement, scatter-Herald tried hard to reduce the Sumption netting with driveing quite a number of people.

dofcit, but

mot by to-day, were only waiting for such method, of education. The world from twenty yards out. This com- Ching To, a bus driver, was fined determined Phoenix defence, an action on the part of their had to become anti-war conscious: pleted the scoring and exchanges $15 for dangerous driving in Harrison in particular playing neighbours in order to disarm had to get beyond its nationalistic were even until the final whistle, Stubba Road, Inspector Nicol with great credit during this Japan, Germany and Russin, ho outlook, and develop an attitude Unfortunately West, of the Rain- said defendant was following an- period.

quoted, as being nations who were bow was injured and had to retire. other bus, carrying troops, and The Oswald definitely deserved suddenly cut out in an effort to Dove, Herald centre half, was ments because of their fear of the

only accking to maintain arma-of cosmopolitanism.

their win, their forwards accepting over-take the other bus,

the best man on the field, and gave reat of the world. A lend In the chances offered.

Liu Shing, a lorry driver, was a display which ranks him as one unilateral disarmament by another Mr. Morris seconded the motion fined $10 for speeding at 22 miles of the best players seen this season nation would be a tremendous step and claimed that the risk of an hour, in Lockhart Road, and on the Dockyard ground,

towards the realisation of world Wong Koùng, another lorry driver,

Tassive non-resistanco peace. was similarly fined for speeding at

ultimately less than the risk of 17 miles an hour

He contended that history show- dofcat in war. od that where armed force

wash met by unarmed people, the armed Mr. W. J. Koates, seconding for forces did not pursue their war-the opposition, argued that like path. It was hopeless for an unliteral disarmament 28 en- army to try and fight people who would not fight, and who had no visaged by Dr. Allen was pure | winpons with which to fight,

THE OPPOSITION.

The Rainbow's vanguard, with the exception of West, made the common mistake of keeping the ball too long, before attempting to shoot.

For the Oswald, Edmunds at left back was outstanding, and Sump- tion was a great asset as an inside forward.

Bright, West and Tucker did well for the losers;

The teams lined out under 1./Sea Lakey as follows;

Lt.

H.M.S. Rainbow:--Drew; Comdr. Morris, Thompson; Tucker, Bright, Master, Sto. Morris, Lt. Payne, Fleming, West, Tarratt.

H.M.S, Oswald:-Edwards, Nolli,, Edmunds, Walder, Williams, Hin-

Palmer, Simmonds.

the Valuable Leasehold property der, Blewett, Sumption. Morris,

situato at Victoria in the Colony of Hong Kong and registered at the Land Oleo as the Remaining Portion of Inland Lot No. 24 together with the premises there- on known as No. 180 Queen's Road, Went,

to be sold

on MONDAY,

the 22nd day of January, 1931. at 3.30 p.m.

by

Messra. LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers,

at their Salesroom, No. 4 Duddell Street Victoria, Hongkong.

For further particulare and Conditions of Sale Apply to:-

Messrs. WOO & NASH,

Mortgageo's Solicitors, No. 4, Queen's Road Central,

Hongkong.

or to

Messrs. LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers, No. 4 Duddell Street,

Hongkong.

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FANLING GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY

Old Course.

9.28 H. F. Phillips. H. C. Hopkins. 9.32 W. M. Thomson, D. Ellis, 9.30 G. F. Recs, T. C. Fairburn. 9.40 J. MacKnight, R. C. Webb, 9.44 L. B. Holmes, T. E. Rowell. 9.48 W. N. A. Smalley, A. Kidd. 9.52 T. Sparshott, L. A. R. Duncan. 0.56 C. H. Bradley, T. C. Monnghan. 10.00 H. S. Forster, D. J. Keogh, 10.04 D. L. Prophet, T. II. A. Me-

Carthy.

10.08 S. Perry, P. S. Grant. 10.12 J. B. Mackie, J. W. Mayhew, 10.16 A. W. Hodges, C. G. Marrable. 10.20 S. thick. Viscount de T Butlin, H. N. Williamson. 10.24 H.

Sibour.

10.28 A. B. Purves, Major Eastwick 10.32 A. C. Young, J. H. Swales.

Field,

W. J.S. Key, D. S. Edward. 10.36-W. 10.40 R. K. Valentine, L. II. Genre. 10,44 G. H. Bond, W. Shewan. 10.48 Cdr. G. F. Hole, G. W. Seweli. 10.62 J. F. Robinson, F. A. M.

Elliott. 10.56 T, A. Pearce, A. B. Raworth. 11.00 G.

T. J. J. Fenwick. FitzGerald, 11.04 J. M. Brown, A. S. Adamson. 11.08 C. W, F. Booker, H. Hampton. 11.12 1. N. Cootes, Surg. Lt. Cir.

E. J. Weeks,

11.10 C. Mycock, J. Coulthart, 11.20 S. H. Dodwell, D. H. Blake.

11.24 A. C. 1. Bowker, L. M. S. Lloyd. 11.28 G. H. Bottomley, W. Mulcahy. 11.32 It. H. Mundy, G. W. Greene,

New Course.

9.32 F: Wood, A. Anderson. 9.40 Mrs. Rodgers, Miss Curtin, 9.48 J. P. Warren, F. Syme Thom-

ков.

9.50 N. K. Littlejohn*. A. Mc

Keller.

10.00 J. R. Hinton, I. Oden

Hughes.

10.08 R. L. Stewart", J. M. Gray".

*Unsuccessful in balint for Old

Course.

Whitfield.

"TELEGRAPH"

SUPPLEMENT

ART

'T'o-morrow's Picturo

Features

Numerous pictures of to- pical interest will appear in to-morrow's edition of the Telegraph Pictorial Supple- ment. Amongst the numer- ous weddings illustrated will be those of the Rev. G. A. Hook and Miss Bennett. and of Mr. T. Low and Miss Gaubert. Dinnern given by British residents of Canton to men of the H. M. West River Flotilla and to the Rev. Bro. Stephen by his former pupils will be illustrated, whilst other groups will include old boys of St. Xavier's Institution, Penang. and St. Andrew's School, Singapore,

Pictures will also appear of the visit of members of the South China Division of the Ambulanco' Brigade to Canton, and antongat many other illus- trations will be some of snow" scenes in Peking.

21 YEARS AGO

Extracts From the "Telegraph" Files

The following extracts are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended January 18th, 1913.

•

The rate of the dollar on demand was 28. 0.13/163

COTTON, WHEAT AND SILVER

LATEST NEW YORK

QUOTATIONS

Mesara, Swan, Culbertson and Fritz have roselved the following quotations on the New York cotton and whost and silver exchanges for yesterday,

Cottont

Jan. 17. Closing

January March

May July October December. Spot

May

July Sept,

Jan. 18. Closing, Range

Range 11.13-11.13 11.12-11.12 11.18-11.21 11,10-11.18

PURE UTOPIANISM..

WIN

utopianism, and that, world condi- tions to-day would never permit of such a state. The argument Mr. S. A. Gray, leading the disarmament and peace would be that by example and precept, world opposition, claimed that the effect obtained, fell to the ground when of unilateral disarmament in the it was realised that Denmark, who world's present condition would voluntarily disarmed herself, had have just the opposite effect. Coun- now found it necessary to re-arm. trica were still ruled by intense because of the fear of attack, and nationalistic spirits: their old that Switzerland, the acknow- systems of diplomacy still existed ledged neutral country of the the independence of states and world, had to spend millions on 11.82-11.35 11.20-11.30 sovereignties remained the most border defences for fear of boing. 11.50-11.51 11-41-11.43 vital interest of the nations and overrun by a nation attacking 11.08-11.68 11.62-11.62 because of these factors,

some other country. 11.84-1185 11.73-11.75 | unilateral disarmament would

11.55 11.50

Wheat

Jan. 17. Jan. 18. C'engo, Wipes. C'engs. W’bez.

90% 60% 80 08 88% 70% 87% 60% 89%

88%

.

only result in other countries Many and varied opinions were making the most of their opexpressed from the body of the portunities to extend their boun-hall, and the debate terminated in daries, thereby throwing the the vote which favoured the ro whole world into another war. solution.

The speaker argued that it was Mr. D. J. S. Crozier, Hon. Secret- plainly evident that the reactionary of the Y.M.C.A. Literary, and unilateral disarmement to- Debating Society, occupied the day would be just the opposite to chair,

Silver

to

Jan. 17.

Jan. 18.

March Biny July

15.00

44.85

45:52

46.08

46.35

45.99

Total sales for the day:-

4,900,000 ozR. 7,050,000 ozs. (190 Contracts) (300 Contracts)

EXCHANGE RATES

Paris.. Geneva: Berlin.. Helsingfors. Onlo Athens Milan...

Buenos Aires Shanghai New York.. Amsterdami.

69.9/16

LEE THEATRE

TO-DAY ONLY

· TO-MORROW

At 12.30, 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.

who was

marifien for her

the pant?

Jan. 17. 80.5/32 10.26-

Jan. 18. 79%

.13.26

10:15 13.16

Whom Was He Shielding

.220

220

.30.90

19.00

blchras but allani |

.5624

562

.00 .00

37

REL

1/4%

.5.07%

1/4.5/10

-7.83

4.75

.291

7.77

2034

1063%

105

.30.1/32 .530 .1/8.1/16 .22.50

37%

630

1/0 22.42 19.3034 22,40

110

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The death occurred at the Peak Vienna. Hospital of Mrs. G. A. Caldwell, Prague.. wife of a former Secretary of the Madrid. Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.. Bucharest Ltd.

Hongkong Brussels.. Stockholm.. .19.39%

.22.40 .110 .1/6.1/10 1/6.1/10 .434

1/1.11/32 1/2.11/32 .80

. Mr. Guy R. Haywood was admitt- ed na n solicitor.

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Lenhagen B:mbay Government appointments in Rio... cluded Mr. C. G. Perdue na Police Yokohama. Probationer, and Messre. B.A.C.Montevideo. North and P. Burn as Cadets.

#

Helgrade Montreal

.10% Silver (spot) The Philharmonie Society an-Silver (forward).194 nounced the forthcoming produc- War Lonn tion of "Merrie England."

982

084

....101/

---British Wireless,

5.00% 10.0/18 10,0/16 101%

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