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The above dinner will be hold at 8.15 p.m. on Saturday, Septem- |ber 29th at the Gloucester Build- ing. Will members of The Hong- 'kong Polo Club intending, to bo present kindly notify. Captain J. L Jordan of Murray Barracks at an carly date.

CUSTOMS NOTIFICATION.

The offices and stations of tho Chinese Maritime Customs for Kowloon and District will bo closed to public business on the 23rd September, 1934, being a Customs holiday.

Remanded from yesterday an aTork Building, charge of soliciting for inmoral

AIRLIE HOTEL, 20-25, Nathan Road, purposes, in Gascoigne Road near Kewloen, under British ownership and Chi Wo Street, on the night of management. 2 minutes Star Ferry. Every modern convenience. Excellent September 17, Ng Wing, 18 years. cuisine. Special rates familics, Tele-jof age, unemployed, of 278, K phone 57887,

Lung Street, ground floor, was sentenced to three months' hard PEACE WORKERS' TASK Jabour, by Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jonca nt the Kowloon Magistracy this IN GRAN CHACO

morning.

Sub-Inspector W. Hynes, appear (Continued from Page 0.)

ing for the prosecution, stated Paz for nearly a month, and no that on the night of September 17. walking in the publication has been nathorized in Ng Wing was

company of a woman, in Gascoigne connection with his activities Road near Chi Wo Street, and on there. The Foreign Office here, seeing him said "Hallo," and howover, admits that these are of asked him a certain question, a "confidential character."

whereupon Sub-Inspector Hynes arrested him.

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One fact standa out crystal clear in the Santingo preas,

A Mexican woman, who said The Chileans are obsessed with their that she was the wife of Ng "more trade" complex and are Wing. the defendant, was pro determined to une diplomacy and duced Court as witness. every other legitimate means to Through a Spanish Interpreter push their commercial relations who had specially been called, with Pacific neighbours who are ahe gave her name na Mrs. Refugio ready to reciprocate.

Nevarez, 34 years of age; and said that she was married to defendant Bolivia offers considerable scope in Mexico in 1931. They had one to Chilean capitalists and ex- child, a boy, who was

13 years porters, while the recent fillip to old. The marriage, she stated, tin hna Incrensed he freight had been a. civil marriage and business on the northern railroads did not take place in a church. that pass through,Chilean terri-Witness then stated that she had tory. Trade with Paraguay is anked defendant to approach nonexistent.

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Competitors are requested to apply at this Office for the return of entries, between 2. p.m. and 4.30 p.m. daily.

E. N. ENSOR, Commissioner of Chinese Customs,

Kowloon and District.

Hongkong, 18th September, 1981.

THE HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.

What to do to help a child.

Anyone knowing of a child who has been assaulted, neglected or -treated in a manner likely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury to health, or knowing of a parent who to seeking advice on any matter concerning a child, would be doing an act of kindnesà by communicating at once with

The Hon. Secretaries, H.K.S.P.C. c/o G.P.O. Box No. 513, Hongkong, or the Inspector. 49 Pokfulum Road, ist floor; or the Inspector, 242, Lockhart Road, 1st floor; or the Inspector, 12, Sai Young Choi Street, 1st floor. Kowloon.

All further steps will be taken, by the expenses borne, Society.

The Informant's, name will be kopt strictly private, except in cases where malico is proved.

and

MORE MUI-TSAI

CASES

ABOUT 700 GIRLS NOT TRACED

Leung Wah, 24 years, a clerk, residing at No. 74 Hennessy Road, first floor, was convicted by Mr. W. M. Thomson, at the Central Magistracy this morning, en n summons for having kept an unregistered. mui-taai, Chong Hang, alias Kwai Fa, aged 14 years, and was fined $50,

Sub-Inspector Fraser, of the S. C. A., said the girl came to his office on August 81 and said she was an unregistered mui-tani In the employ of the defendant. She also complained of having been beaten with a feather duster. hor There was a faint mark on mouth, and marks on her right forearm and right leg, but the medical officer, who had examined her, was of opinion that the beat- ing did not amount to cruelty. The girl was presented by her mother for $130 (Canton currency) to defendant's mother, who pre- sented her to defendant as part of hia marriage dowry. No wages had been paid her.

Defendant stated that he was under the impression that the girl was not a mai-teat and that it was not necessary to register her.

Another summons for failing to report the change of address of registered mui-tsai against Wong Ho-yee, a widow, residing at No. 55 Bonham Road, first floor, was dealt with Mr. E. W. Hamilton, who imposed a fine of $10,

Inspector Fraser said the girl was treated as a member of the family, and was last seen by, an Inspector on March 12, 1932. She was one of about 700 girls they had been unable to locate. PEACE OF MIND For Parents Through Baby's Own Tablets." Haby's health vitally concerns both the mother and father, and only when baby la healthy and happy can they enjoy full peace of mind.”)

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1934.

Can You Identify Strange Pictures?

Star's Name

Descriptive Line

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If you've guessed all the en- trants in the contest so far, here's one that will stick you

You ain't

Been nothin' yet! The photographer (care- less fellow!) diá an especially bad job on this picture. It looks all black, doesn't it? But never you mind, you can tell who it is, can't you? That's right-the kid himself!

And now that you know who it in. what about those five adjectives? Can you get those down in a jiffy7 Remember, there have been three pictures. published before this one, and to-morrow completes the con- test. At the end of the Afth day, send all your material identifications and Ave nd- jectives in reference to each of the stars shown, to the Management, Alhambra

Theatre.

To the ten persons who get the right names and the most appropriato descriptive words will be awarded' two tickets ench.

All the stars who are being portrayed in this contest are featured in "Wonder Bar," the new big musical hit coming to the Strand on Monday. And if you missed the first issues of the contest, you can obtain copies of the papers by call- ing at the office of the "Telegraph."

To-morrow is the last day of the contest! Don't give in now-stick with it, and por- haps you'll be one of the lucky prize-winners. And even if you aren't, it's a lot of fun, isn't it?

Remember, "Wender Bar," is the First National hit adapted from the musical drama which played for more -than five years In the leading--

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bow closed in on

the Endeavour (on the final leg."

NOT DISCOURAGED. Mr. Harold S. Vanderbilt said ho The Soviet, he pointed out, was not discouraged by his defeat does not propone at present to He know the Endeavour was very co-operate in the International ja- | fast, ho said.

bour Office, but the League So The New York Yacht Club has cretary General would be appoint granted permission for the reed to the League Secretariat, to moval

of a portion of the gether with several high oficials Endeavour's cabin fittings in order of various departments, ho pro to bring them down to the weightmlsed-Reuter. of the Rainbow's,

Mr. Sopwith says that only a small amount will be removed. “We will still carry more than the Rainbow," he said, but he did not latend to take out any more any Way.

RUSSIA'S ELECTION.

Geneva, Sept. 18. Russia to-day became a member of the League of Nations, despite the protests of the anti-Soviet bloe of smaller nations, with only three votes actually cast against her in the Assembly,

The explanation of this decision lios in the fact that before the

Thirty-nine nations supported. Taces exports expressed the opinion that the Rainbow's cabin the admission of the Soviet and fittings did not accord with the three abstained from voting,

Immediately after hor election Briefly, In

Assembly En- to membership, the

rules of the contest. non-expert language, the deavour's cabin fittings are far voted the Soviet a permanent seat more comfortable than the Rain on the League of Nations Council.. how's, but it appears that the Thore were no dissenting votes, rules have been diferently inter but the same ten still refrained preted-Reuter.

from participation.

The League President, M.. Richard Sandler of Sweden, in a speech of welcome, sald the pre sence of the Soviat delegation "at. Geneva proved that the tondency of the states, is to work towards universality despite the dif ferences of race, language, re-

gion and political systems, and towards world harmony, with the distant ideal of united humanity.

-Reuter,

PEKING FETES 'JAPAN'S ENVOYS

AMBASSADORS ON TOUR IN CHINA

Peking, Sept. 19. Mr. Salto, Japanese Ambasandor to Washington, and Mr. Sato, Japanese Ambassador to Paris, who arrived here by train from Manchuria

Monday, on

were foted by the Chinese Government omeinis at the Summer Palace

IN WIRELESS TOUCH.,

The following ships are expected.

yesterday. Afterwards they attend-to be in wireless communication ed a reception party held by Sir Penang Maru, Glonogle, Tourcoing, with Hongkong to-day:-Taiping,

Alexander Cadogan, British Minister, at the British Legation.

Kumsang, Hannah Moller, Saxl

Comorin, Helikon, Aeneas,

While Mr. Salto left for Tientsin sava, President Pierce, Maron, last evening, Mr. Sato is proceed-

Ing to the South this morning, and will make an extensive touri

Kamo

Maru, Teresias,

of the Yangtze Valley-Central Girls Guild was held at the St. An News.

The first meeting of the now.

drow's - Church Hall, Kowloon, at Twelve mem- 5.80 p.m., yesterday.

Two cases of Diphtheria with ons bere were present and all wore busy death, 12 cases of Typheld with four making sweets baskets in propsra deaths (one imported), Avo cases of tlon of the forthcoming St. Andrew's Meningitis with two deaths, one death Alice in Wonderland" fete, which from Puerperal Fever and 61 deaths is to be held on November 10. Plane from Tuberculosis were reported to were discussed for bikes, plenies and the local Health authorities last week other outings. These meetings are On Monday one case of Typhoid (im- to be held every Tuesday afternoon ported) was also reported.

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