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THE HONGKONGE TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY NOVEMBER

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CHINESE LAD TO

NOTICE.

British-American Tobacco Com pany (China) Ltd.. Britis Cigarette Company Limited and Enterprise Tobacco Company Ltd beg to announce that from, thi inte their businesses in China w be carried on by Yen Troom Tobacco Company Limited 11 Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distelhutor imited. but that they will con tinue to trade in Hongkong. Masar and Kwong. Chow Wen, under

The following replies have beso MOTOR CARS, ETC. their own names exactly as in the

received:-

204.

WANTED KNOWN

FROM TO-Nhact, we inn Sagestic Dail Room, Déu Vocux Rond Central (opposite Radia Offce). Andy and la Famous Band will intertale” you with the intest song-ints and bung muste The best evening enterta,rement in Hongkong. -de-lf Come up and

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. POSITIONS VACANT.

ADVERTISER can recommend COOK. BUY, wash-amah and house volte, i available December 1 - Can he engaged either separately team preferably the intter, Writ Box No. 204 "itongkong Telegraph," |

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issued by 信用

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HOTELS

.....

AIRLIE HOTEL, 21-25, Nathan Rood, Kowloon, under British ownership and management, 2 miates Star Perry. Every modern convenience. Excellent enfine, Speeint rates fumities. Tele- Phone 67167,

COUNT THE

past.

British-American Tobacco Com. Dany Ltd., London and Yee Tsooni Tobacco Company Ltd., Also announce that they have annointed Yee Troong Tobacco Distributors Limited, to be their Bales Agents In Chinn, with effect from this Hate,

Hongkong. November 1st, 1934.

THE ITALIAN CONVENT ANNUAL CHARITY FAIIL

On the 3rd and 4th of November, the Italian Convent wil hold their Annual Fair on behalf of 199 the poor and invalida; the orphan.

"TELEGRAPHS”

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SPEKING

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3rd Annual Sale

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· DISCOUNT

FROM 1st. Nov.

COME AND SHOP EARLY'

AN OPPORTUNITY YOU

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Stands for reliablity in Rugs

3. Nathan Road, Kowloon

NIGHTLY

at 9.30 p.m.,

Tel. 56781

FRANZ ISA KO'S CIRCUS

& MENAGERIE

TO-NIGHT

at 9.30 p.m. › Hennessy Road, Wanchai.

(OPP, LEE GARDEN)

MATINEES ON WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY

AND SUNDAYS AT 5 P.M.

REAL KINGS OF THE JUNGLE

Our Royal Menagerie of wild animals opens

daily from 8 a m. to 6

p.m.

BOOKING AT ANDERSON'S

TO

COMING THE KING'S

HE SACRIFICED VICTORY...

that his daughter might find happiness with the maa ale loved! JOSEPH M. SCHENCK, #vasota

GEORGE ARLISS In the DARRYL. P. ZANUCK 'predadlom

THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD

WILL BORIB KARLONE. LOEBITA TOUKO ● ROBERT YOUNG Kolkasad thaw UNITED ARTISTS

at

at Shaukiwan; the creches al Sacred Heart and Namtao: the: free hospital Walchow; the lind girls al Honey Ville-M1 Davis, Pukfulum and the free schools at Hung Hom, Aberdeen and Mosque Street,

BE BIRCHED

EUROPEAN GIRL

ASSAULTED ́·

In the Juvenile Court before Mr. E. W. Hamilton, at the Contrai Magistracy this morning, a Hong- one-born Chine-e-lad was ordered to be given twelve strokes on e arga of common assault on Miss Mariel Smith, of No. 2 Kennedy

"TELEGRAPH" ART

SUPPLEMENT

Tatoo Pictures To-morrow

Amongst a large and varied selection of Illustrations, in to-morrow's issue of the Tele- #raph Pictorial Supplement will be interesting pictures, laken at night, of the Military Tattoo.

Weddings Illustrated will In- clude those of Mr W. Stoker and Miss Betty Moun Mr. C. E. Coelho and Miss Elleen Sullivan, and Mr. Ma Yuan- chang and Miss Lec Oi-ming.

There will be some Interest- ing pletures of salvage work by H.M.S. Cornwall on the Chinese naval launch Hai Trun which foundered off Weihaiwel rently, whilat groups will in- clude the Inter-Varsity sports champions, the Arts Associn- tion of the longkong Univer- Mity, and Queen's College swimming team.

A photograph showing pro. Krega on the now gnol at Stanley will also appear.

WOMAN HAWKER

WAYLAID.

GAOL AND BIRCHING FOR ROBBERS

mon

An incident on Island Road on eplember 9, when two obbed a woman hawker of $72 n money, two gold finger rings and a pair of gold ear-rings, had 1 requel before Mr. W. M. Thom an, at the Central Magistracy his morning, when To Shun, an- mployed, and Teul Kal, a coolle, were charged, the first defanding th theft from the person and he second defendant with aiding And abetting. -

The complainant was Chan Lak, i woman hawker,

Sab-Inspector M. Murphy said 'he defendants act upon the wontan when she was walking in Deep Water Bay towards Aber deen. On Wednesday night, the police received information that the defendants were in a certain house in Wanchal. The he was ra'ded, and the defendants arrested. The police took rerous view of the case.

On admitting the charge, de fendants were sentenced to six months hard labour gach, and also ordered to receive is strokas,

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SEQUEL TO BOYS' QUARREL

+4

ONE FATHER ATTACKS ANOTHER

•

It would interest the public to know that the ticket holders will be entitled to draw their own prizes, among which are hand-made gar ments, embroidered and painted; cushions, acarves, knitted apparelsaulting Chai Chin. of No, 31 and a large variety of ascful and pretty articles.

SERVANT ROBS STUDENT

Egyptian Political

AMAH BOUND OVER Shake-Up

J

Cho Yung. An amah, aged 25 years, app:ared before Mr. W. M.

RESIGN

Thomson, at the Central Magis TWO, MINISTERS tracy, this morning, on a charge of larceny by servant of 41 pieces of clothing and two gold pecket watchta,

Alexandria, Nov. 1. $38, from Ll Him-tak, a student, between the British and Egyptian to the total value of As a sequel to the recent quarrel. at Pak..m hond, datna bitween Fearuary 28 and spite of his incas, granted an en varius authorities heru. King Fund, In October 23.

Alience to Premier Yehlah Pasha The defendant admitted the tons of Minister of Agriculture

to-day who tendered the resigna charge.

Memealawi Bey and Minster of Communicationa Ibrahim Fahmy Pasita.

Sub-Inspector Fender said de- the complainant for the past four fendant hind been imployed by

Premier Ychlab Pasha, following years. Since February last she his audience, informed the press in had been gradually taking his emphatic terms that there was no clothing away. Last week she possibility of the entire Cabinet took a holiday for a werk, and on resigning. Wednesday the complainant made The cause of the quarrel with the report to the police. The de Residency is said to be a belief on Tenuant was arrossa, and in werthe part of Premier Yehiah Pasha possession were found a number that the British authorities over- of pawn tickets. It appeared she stopped their rights, according to had got into trouble over a Money the constitution, by suggesting cor- Loan Association, and had been tain provisions for securing Unison Pawning the

clothing to raise between the Residency and the money. All the articles had beau Government during the Klug's ill- recovered from the pawnshops.nces. The acting High Commis- The couplainant did not wish to aloner has explained that the press the charge.

Mr. Thomson bound defendant over in a personal bond of $100 to ke:p the peace for one year, and remarked he would give her a chance. She ought to thank ner employer for it.

MANILA STOCK

EXCHANGE

Sentence of

one month's hard labour was passed by Mr, Q. A. A. Macfadyen in the Central Police Court this morning on Ho Lain, an electrician, on EL charge of Upper Lascar Row, causing grievous Rund, at Battery Path on the night' bodily harm. The

PHILIPPINE GOLD defendant Our Special Sale Department" of October 26.

pleaded guilty and stated that SHARE QUOTATIONS will offer a great attraction to

complainant attacked his son. those wishing to buy dainty and

Detective-Sergeant Clarke atated To-day's rotations as received

on Wednesday hand-made articles for their per

complainant was neziulted in Tang Fritz, shortly after the close of night they Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and

Street. The defendant hit him over the morning session of the Manila

confectionery

that.

Bid Sales Volume

suggestion was made on the advice of White Hall and following a re- quest by Premier Yehlah Pasha for a plan of procedurt,-Reuter,

LABOUR'S GREAT.

VICTORY

(Continued from Paga 1.)

A feature of the London polling Is the complete rout of Communist enndidatex-United Press.

TABLES TURNED.

Landon, Nov. 1. ally in the industrial areas, have Sweeping Labour galus, espeel- resulted up to now in the muss.

Wales. Labour's forces appear

to be riding to victory in Lonitan. I'tire I PR's0, where 28 borough councils 8.4 G are elected en bloe every three 0.38 she wears. This is con-engently the

was remam'ed to the Remand Ham

The defendant, It will be recalled, from last week, in order to ascer sonal use and for their homes, tain whether he was under the age

In the Side-Stalls there will be limit or not, interesting, and amusing

| the head tons or uve à men with a Stock Exchange are as follows: zipul elections in England and games:

stick. Be was later arrested in an home-made

Miss Smith was walking with oplum divan. The trouble started and her mother in Battery Path on the earlier in the evening when the usefous imported fruits to antlafy night of October 26 when defendant complainant's son and the defen- all taster and a varied assortment was alleged to have come up from dant's son had a quarrel while they of toys. ALL ARE OBTAINABLE behind. Her mother saw defendant were playing together. The former's AT VERY LOW PRICES.

and serumed out, and at the same non complained that he had been time Miss Smith felt a hand on her struck. Entrance froe-All Welcome. (From 10 am to 8 pm.)

g. Defeudan! was arrested by an ndian constable.

Hegn & Conndidated 10.0

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Complainant had a scalp wound! on the head that was very severe.

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Gold Mines

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Buy Cuman fatech

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Labour has turned the tables in

ACAF Go'd absre Index 01,9 Market London and has already made sure

emily. Voline 16,000,

Correction of yesterday's qunta- tions: Benguet Consolidated has split its stock three for un, thus making vestering's quotations 11.00, 10.80, 10.00, 20000,

EXCHANGE RATES

Part.. Geneva Berlin Telsingfors.

Valo.. Athens.

Milan..

Buenos Aires.

Shanzkol

Amsterdam. Vienna Prague.

Bucharest

Windrid. Hongkong Bruss...

Oct. 31.

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ef six boroughs in addition to the four previously held. The biggest velory was at Southwark where fifty-two seats were gained out of

possible Afty-three, The Muni ipal Reformers (Conservatives) were obliterated.

ENORMOUS GAINS.

An all-Labour Council rales at Poplar and a soiltary unti-Socialist alderman des Labour in Ber- the 73.19/92 monday. On

other hand 15.3014 Munielpal Reformers monopolize 1239agrin the Vestminster Council. 122444 One third of the provincial 10.00%borough councils are elected every

617 thr years,

thus the elections

3035

amount to annual affairs,

1/4 With 98 district results coming 498, the present standing is: 737%

Censervatives

Independents

226 .19 0014 .617 .58.4/739

163 16/18

New York.

4.9744

7.36%

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211

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19.300 Hull, Derby, Burnley, Oldham, and

22.4Stoke-on-Trent.-Reuter.

15% -British Wireless.

IN WIRELESS TOUCH

TENSION GROWS IN EUROPE

[Continued from Paja 1.)

if French troops enter the Saar.~- Reuter,'

BRITISH ATTITUDE.

London, Nov. 1. Maintenance of law and order The following ships are expected French threat to move troops into In the Saar plebiscite and the to be in wireless communication the region is being given the with Hongkong to-day:-Tlkem-

bang, Havbor, Dell Maru, Cremer, closest attention by the Govern- Benlomond, Hydrangea, Himalaya mont. It is learned that as a ars, Oder, Shantung, Tinhow, signatory of the Treaty of Ver- President Garfield. Chengtu, Prest, denies that the plebiscite be held

Ballica

the British Government 'ent Jackson, Malacca Maru, "ando, Conte Rogo,

fairly and is convinced that the Atreus, Empress of Russla, Sirdhana, tions to ensure this,

League is taking adequate precau- Curthage,

FAIR WEATHER

The anticyclone over China has weakened alightly and extended Juthward. it is now centred over he Yangtze Valley. A deep Lopression to moving eastward ver the northern part of the Sen f Japan. Local forecast:-North nd N.E. winds, „modurate' to 'rush; Inir,

The an. Wing On was sold by

While regarding France's atti tude as an entirely proper one the Government does not think the French fears are likely to materia- lise. unless the parties in the Saar long all sense of responsibility. At present Britain does intend to take any special actions" --Reuter.

LOTT TURNS PROFESSIONAL

New York, Nov. 1.

not

suction by Messrs. Lammert Bros.. The American Davis Can play-

• Hallery 2,000, The er. Intt, who with Stoufen and Chinese Maritimes Customs were the other has been a rowerful urchasers. It is understood that the i dubina player, kas turned pro- versal will be converted. into D Customs hulk:

feantonal, it was announced day.-Reuter.