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WORDS $1.50 for 3 DAYS PREPAID

50 cents For Every Additional Day

Alternate Insertions 20% Extra.

If Not Prepaid a Booking Fee of 50 cents is Charged.

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WANTED

KNOWN

TO LET

ANDRE'S BEAUTY PARLOUR Has To LET-Four newly-built modera Engaged Mr. Schmidt, holder at high four-roomed, FLATS, 128, Kennedy class diploma and well-known in the Road, bath room, altnched, servants' Colony for his art in hair-dressing į quarters, bloctric, gas and cutting.

Rent moderate. Apply LD, Kennedy Road. Telephone 26060.

and garage.

FOR SALE One Thousand Dollars worth of fun, knowledge and interest TO LET-No, 0, King's"Park Build- for $10. A solidly constructed high-ings, Austin Road. Kowloon, four- powered inleroscope, the real thing roomed, FLAT. Modern conveniences. Apply Union, a toy: a collapsible revolving Excellent location. giohe beautifully lithographed on Trading Co. L4d, York Building, Imperishable silk, and a box of 12

Telephone 27738.

not

tubes of high-grade water-colours, at

airy.

$10 the lot. 100 nets only to be sold TO LET "Cove Lawa," House No. at this price, N. Lazarus & Company, 27 Shouson Hill, Large, and 6, Pedder Street, opposite the Hong Garden and fush system. Not over- Kong Hotel,

looked. Overlooking the sun. Lovely position. $200 and rates, Please write Rox No. 197, "Hongkong Telegraph."

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED.-199, Fathers with. sufficient interest in the education.

and and happiness at their sons daughters to spend $10 only in buying fligh-powered Microscope,

them a

HOTELS

AIRLIE HOTEL, 24-26, Natbari Road, Kowloon, under British ownership and a Revolving Globe 18" high, and a management, 2 minutes Star Ferry. box of Water-colours containing 12 Every modern convenience. Excellent assorted tuber, $10 for the lot. See cuisine. Special rates familles. Tele

phone 57867.. them at Lazarus. 4. Pedder Street, opposite the Hong Kong Hotel.

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Cocktail shaker, really good fitted card table, G.E.C table fan, cut glass decanters, about dozen tumblers, cocktali and Write liqueur glasses and screen. Box No, 198, "Hongkong Telegraph."

FOR SALE

THE BIGGEST BARGAIN 'IN HỌNG KONG. A mierovcop: worth $45, a revolving globe worth $7.50 und a box of oil paints worth $1.50 all for $10. Only 100

being sold at Lazarus Company, opposite the Hong Kong Hotel, at this price.

4 SHOWS

DAILY

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These distressing skin complaints are sure outward signs of impurities in the blood; surface treatment cannot bring inting rollaf so `remove the cause of the trouble from the blood by taking Clarko's Blood Humure.

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HAVE YOU EVER VISITED THE ORIENTAL ?

We're only five minutes.

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IF NOT

COME UP AND SEE

US SOMETIME!

YESTERDAY WE ADVERTISED

a list of pictures all to be shown in the next

few weeks they're the cream of the enter

We tainment offered by the major Distributors. show only the best of the batter productions. Another thing, there isn't ́s better theatre in town than the Oriental. Then again

OUR PRICES ARE MOST REASONABLE

MATINEES: 20cts & 30cts. EVENINGS: 20,30,50,80cts.

Service men admitted evenings to Dress Circle 50 cts.

I know!

and wash all my Silks, Hannels & Woollens olth

INO FLAKES

I also use

INO TOILETSOAP

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY,

GRAND OPENING

EMPORIUM BALL ROOM

(China Emporium Building: Queen's Rd. C., 4th Fl.)

Introducing

ANDRIANO And H BAND

His

THE CAB CALLOWAY OF THE PHILIPPINES

TO-NIGHT FRIDAY, 8. P.M.,. OCTOBER 5th.

Everyone Invited

Refreshments Gratis.

OCTOBER

LOOK OUT

FOR THE

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE PICTURE PAINTING.

COMPETITION.

You may wake up and find your

Reynolds, Millais, Raphael, or some famous artist even if you have never painted pictures before.

Children Old and Young Folk! who have never painted or only painted a little, watch for parti culars of this interesting com petition.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. THE HEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD.

From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON and STRAITS.

"BENNEVIS"

The Steamship.

Consignees of Cargo are hereby Informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of The Hongkong and Kowloon Whart and 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 Goods. remaining undellver- 1034. aftor the 8th October, will be subject to rent.

ed

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned Jon or before the 22nd October, 1934,

or they will not be recognized.

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations consignees Revenue Officer. in must have attendance when damaged dutiable goode are examined.

سوائی

All broken, chafod, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 6th October, 1934, at 10 a.m. Meanra, Goddard and Douglas.

No Fire Insurance has been effected.

signed by,

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO. LTD.

Arents, Hongkong, 29th September, 1034.

RUSSIAN WITH

VODKA

EXPULSION ORDER

MADE

.....

GAMBLING RAID SEQUEL

DOOR LOCKED AGAINST POLICE

A 30-year-old unemploye

yo'd Two of the nineteen Chinese -Russian, V. G. Gooseff, was charged arrosted during a gambling rald on this morning, before Mr. E.. I. the third floor of No. 75A Holly- Wynno-Jones, at the Kowloon wood Rond in the early hours of Magistracy, with the possession of yesterday morning, were convicted 3% gallons of dutiable wine, and on charges of gambling at pui kon with entoring, the Colony without and fined $3 each by Mr. Macfadyen: in the Central Police Court this a valid passport.

The prosecution stated that the morning. All the absentees Ter defendant was arrested in Salis-felted balls of 25 ench. Table bury Road near the Star Ferry, en money amounting to 88.25 was October-3. He had come from placed in the funds of Pear Box. Shanghai on the steamer Anshing, During the raid, two men, Leung but came, ashore and tried to sell On, 16, and Leung Hong, 28, ofther 3% gallons of vodka in Nathan Jumped, or fell from the verandah, Rond

a height of 41 foot, in an attempt. It was also stated that the-de-to-escape, Leung On died in the fendant was known to the police. Government Civil Hospital, while Two months ago ho arrived from Leung Hung was seriously injured, Manila in transit, and was warned Before evidence was called this by the police that he was not morning. Detective-Inspector allowed to stay! In the Colony Murphy said it would be established without a passport.

that the door of the premises was Defendant alleged that he was boited against the pollee. In that only passing through, on bla way case the defendants present

ticket to Canton. A

for his Court would have 'committed an offence under Section 12, but they possage to Canton was produced..

"You have already been told you were not charged under that. cannot come here without n'pass- The Magistrate! Under that port," said Mr. Wynne-Jones, in Section, the prosecution would have making an expulsion order. For to show that these people caused smuggling in the wine, defendant the door to be closed.

Insp. Murphy: When the police Was fined $196, in default, aix weeks' hard labour. The duty off are outside and the people, inside, It is impossible to see who is keep- the wine amounted to $10.68.

ing the door.

FANLING GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR the game of pat kau..

SUNDAY

Old Course 7.32 S. II. Dodwoll. K. S. Morrison. 0.36 G. B. 8. Thomson, D.

Edward. 6.40 A. E. Laaman, P. H. Scoones, -0.44 . H. Pethick, I. II. Geare, 0.48 II. Hampton, H. H. Mundy, 9.52 A. D. Humphreys, A,

¡Purves,

B.

9.56 J. R. Faten, J. T. Edkins, 10.00 D. B. Rabb, R. Young. 10.04 A. Marfarlane, G. Milne, 10.08 Major E. Fiold, Capt. Michell:

in

. Inspector Murphy added that the police found gaming instruments. Detective-Sergeant Gowans, who conducted the raid, mentioned, that: all the implements found related to

Detective Lei Yuen C: 490, sald

C490 thut at 9:30 a.m. when the police had to break down the door, thère, was a general. stampede. Three persons lying on the cockloft and two small boys were not nerested.. In a cubicle next to the sitting" roost there was a large round table with a blanket spread over it. On the table were counters and money. In another room there, were two mah Jongg tables but no mah Jongg wets were on them.

Bills of Lading will be counter: 10.12 A. Rodeers, WN. Buyer WELSH MINE DISASTER

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MATINEE, SHOWS: Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday CHILDREN Under 10 Years Half Price Only For MATINEE SHOWS BOOKING AT ANDERSON, MUSIC CO., LTD.

10.10 D. Hope-Gill, C. Austin. 10.20 E. Lewis, D. Bills. 10.24 W. E. Hunt. A. C. Young. 10.28 G. T. May, H. N. Williamson. 10.32

LR. Billinghurst, M. E.. Cum- ming.

FUND

16.30. A. C. L. Bowker, L. M. 5. Lloyd Local List To Be Closed

W. J. Roberts, G. C. Worrell.

BLOODSHED IN

SPAIN

(Continued from Page 1.) Leddoux, twice premier Spain.

of

The new Cabinet contains eight Radical members, three Popular Action. men, two Agrarians, one Liberal Democrat and one In- dependent

:

To-morrow

The following donations to the Lord Mayor of London's Fund on behalf of the sufferers and depon- dents. In the Wrexham coal mine. disaster, in which over 260 lives were lost, are acknowledged with thanks: Already acknowledged $366.00

from 2nd contribution

members of Hongkong St. David's Society Mra. E. M. Deacon...

Total

Among thom is Senor Ricardo F. Channing Samper, also a former premier, E. R... who will be Foreign Minister.

There are six new ministers.. At the moment everything is peaceful throughout Spain and Madrid, though restless, has seen no disturbances, but at midnight to-night, according to well-in formed persons, a general strike will be called

The Government will do, all'in Its power to keep the machinery of state and industry function ing-Reuter Special and United Preas.

RUBBER PRICES

LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS

Messrs. Benjamin & Potta havo re- celved the following Straits currency quotations (buyers) from Singapore to-day for Raw Rubber

Spot ...... 23.1/16 unchanged Oct./Dec.

24.1/16 unchanged Jan./March 25.3/10 up Apr/June.......26.5/10 up

Market Steady,

Shanghai: ftabber Shares, Messrs. Carroll Bros. have received the following cabled quotations of Shanghai rubber shares, prices in Shanghai dollars:

Angio Javan Anglo Dutch

Chemors...

Consolidateds

Java Consolidated

Kroowoeks

Tanah Merah Ziangbe

Tebongs

$11.25

-.: 7.50

80

0.50

1.95

78

··1.00) 10.25

36.00

5,00

6.00

2.00...

$402.00

The local Hat.is being definitely closed to-morrow, and the sum subscribed will be remitted by T. T. to London. Sympathisers with this worthy cause should send in their donations without delay,

JAPANESE ARMY EXERCISES

MOCK AIR RAIDS AT JEHOL

Tientsin, Oct. 6,

It is reported that the Japanese forces stationed in Johol City will stage a big scale series of milltary. manoeuvres, commencing October 10, during which Japanese planes will carry out a mock attack upon the cityReuter.

IN WIRELESS TOUCH .

The following ships are expect cd to be in wireless communica tion with Hongkong "to-day- Bhutan, Santhia, Suiyang, Deil Maru, Cremer, Suisang, Rajputana, Taika Maru, Mary Moller, Pres. Hayes, Ixion, Pronto, Kwangchow, Hakodate Maru, Yuki Baru, Gen- eral Loo, Tatsuta Maru, Arabin Maru, Holhow, Gertrude Maersk Hydrangen, Talyuan, Kongso Hero, Empress of Asia. NEARE

Arrested after he had attempted to metinntity of non-Government* pro-

palm off a counterfeit Hongkong ton- cent, place, on a hawker in Wanchal, pared opfum, found on the roof of Noż Chan Sing 22 when searched was 1 Connaught Rond West, formed the found to have 63 more counterfeit subject of a charge of "possession" places. Brought before Mr. Thomson brought against Chan Chau-mo, before In the Central Police Court this morn- 'Mr. Thomson In the Central Police ing, defendant pleaded guilty and war Court this morning, Mr. PH. Bin sont to prison for six months. appeared for the defence and pleaded" Detective-Sargeant. D., Fitches not guilty. The hearing was fixed for, prosecuted. Level 11:30 to-morrow, ball being offered at $1,000. R. O. Grinmitt prosocuted; 1.3

the

The Feast of bur Lady of the Rosary into In observed, at Rosary Church, Kowloon on Sunday." There will be masses at 6.30. 7.30 am 8.00 am, and Solemn Panti Real Mass at 0.30 min. The evening ( service will be at 4.00 patah The fall of four. Recitation of the Rosary; Procession, caused Lal Bang Sermon ant Benediction..

palline down the stairway of No. 8 Shing Wo Boad yesterday, Wong Shungazo, 42, received concussion and was sent to hospital.

(25) aboard The Jok 1. Hu traine

HME. Suffolk raturized, from her! Jured man war summer cruise, last evenin

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