1935-06-28 — Page 17

THE HONG KONG TELEGRAPH

FIFTH ANNUAL

THE

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC

་

COMPETITION

JUNE AUGUST, 1935.

Valuable Prizes

IN ADDITIONLIQ THE CAMERA AND CASH PRIZES

MESSRS. ILFORD, LIMITED, OF LONDON OFFER

TWO SILVER TROPHIES

TO WHAT ARE ADJUDGED THE TWO BEST ENTRIES IN THE COMPETITION, IRRESPECTIVE OF CLASS.

Commence Sending in Your Entries

SECTION 1

NOW

For the beat Story-telling Picture

1st.-16 mm. Cine Kodak Model

K. 1.3.5. lens, complete with | carrying case.

Donated by the Eastman Kodak Company)

Value...$204.00

2nd. Rolleicord Photo-Automat Camera, complete with carrying case,

(Donated by Franke & Heideeks io ennjunction

with Messrs. Melchers & Co.)

Valuc

3rd Cash Prize

$40.00

Section 3 cont'd)

2nd

3rd

- Cash Prizo

Cash Prize

$40.00

$20.00

(Two Consolation “İ^räsen "Rotifex Broke

SECTION 4

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JUNE

NO SETTLEMENT

YET REACHED

CHINESĘ CRUISERS

RETURN

HOPEI- NOW TRANQUIL

SETTLEMENT WITH JAPAN AT HAND

-Following the circulation of

Pelping, June 28, rumours in the Colony this morn- Following the settlement of the ing that a full settlenient had been Charhar incident, Mr. Wang Kel- renched between the Hai Chi and min. Chairman of the Peiping Hai Shen and the Central Govern- Political Council, issued a state- ment, representatives of the ment to pressmen assuring the Telegraph paid a call on the Ning publir of the tranquillity of Hopel Hni and were informed that no Province. He said that he would thing definite had yet been decided. exert every effort to get other out- Arrangements were still in pro-standing issues settled with the gress, they were tuld, and as far | Japanese in accordance with in an Admiral Chen was aware no structions from the Central definite settlement of the tangle Government, had been arrived at. The Ning Hai was still awaiting orders from Nanking as to their movements, and for the dafe of their return North.

The so-called Tushikkaw Inei- dent CRI now be regarded as Dosed, as the Chinese troops there have withdrawn after the suppres sign of the irregular troops in the border area.

It was reported yesterday that the Hai Yong, the Hai Ches and the Yung Shui had it for the

The pesence of a large number North, presumably to re-join the of Japanese troops at Kupejkow, remainder of the Chinese Fleet within Ropei territory, remains to en manoeuvres, but it was stated he settled, but, according to Major- this morning that the three vessels General Dollara, they are expected merely went on exercises off Blasto evaruafe shortly-Central Bay. They have now returned 10 News. Hongkong.

GOOD POLICE WORK

COURT COMMENDS

DETECTIVE

Chiness detectie Lenny Young was hirdy Pommended by Mr. Wynne-Jone at The Kowloon 31 i tray the morniner For grond work in connefios with a series In buzularing committed recently In the Yannati district, when Lau Kim-wah. 28. unemployed. was ten'eneed to a total of 12 months hard labour on thre charges of laret ny, and one of urglary.

Defendant W churged with outplay a

Tak Shing Street, arst floor, and stealing $160.00|rom Pras Marga Korner jewellery

Vicas, Includion Architecline and Street Secura 1st-Kodak Pupille, Leitz f.3.8.

Jens and Reflex Mirro Attachment,

i[rned by Kolak Company)

Value

$75.00 2nd-Cash Prize

4th

Cash Prizo $10.00

(Two Consolation Prizes "Rolleiflex" Bonka)

SECTION 2

Bathing and Picnic Photographa

Photo-Automat

1st.-Rolleiflex

&

Camera, complete with éarrying case. (Donated by Franke Heidnek in conjunction with Mesars. Melchers & Co.).

Value $120.00

2nd Cash Prize

$40.00

3rd

Cash Prize

$20.00

¿Two Commolations Prizem "Hallellex" Book

SECTION 3

Chinese Studies Figuren and Faces

1st.-Agfu Specter Compur! Camera, with Optical

3rd.-Agfa Speedex

Eastman

Camera 1.7.7 lens.

Donated by "Agfa" China

Co.

Value

$25.00

«Two Consdation Pelzim "Bollettex" Books)

RAW RUBBER

LATEST SINGAPORE

PRICES

Past

Messrs. Benjamin received the following Straita

ney quotations dinyers) from Singapore today for raw rubber, ... Spot

E tit 14 t July/Sept

ets. 1184 Cel. Der 21 ets. up Jane Mor

Market: Stenode.

et.

Breed

ANGLO-SPANISH TRADE

London, June 27. at the Board of Trade the Spanish Colones! Culs ille to-ding received Cernment delegates who

LOCAL SHOWERS

28, 1935.

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BILLIARDS

SERVICE

We have pleasure in announcing the engagement of a Billiards Expert, whose services are now available to all Clubs, Institutions and private owners.

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ESPECIALLY IN

THIS CLIMATE

IT WILL PAY YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MAMAK'S BILLIARDS SERVICE

NO REPAIR TOO SMALL FOR NEGLIGENCE IN THE PROPER CARE OF BILLIARD TABLES LEADS TO HEAVY EXPENSES LATER.

EVERY SPARE AND ACCESSORY. IN STOCK PRICES EXCEEDINGLY REASONABLE.

ALWAYS CONSULT THE EXPERTS

To MAMAK & CO..

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Please send your Billiard Table Expert to inspect and report on the tablets monthly as, advertised at

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(This incurs no obligation).

as soon as possible.

MAMAK & CO.

10. Peking Road

are

SIR LEITH-ROSS'S

VISIT

and money to the total of $61, be- Iween 1 am, and 6 am, on June to negotiate a trade agree.

A ment. general exchange <f 16; two charges of stealing a gold $40.00

wrist watch and a simplet from La

place and arrange views tools men were made for a detailed Hecording, 28, at No. 7 Tak Shing Street,

second floor; and straling a gold ussion of various aspects of wrist watch, a fountain pen and

the negotiations, British Wire- $ from Miss H. Turbiti, teacher, from the Diocesan Girls' School, There were four alternate charges of meriving against defendant.

DeterFive-Sergent R. Pranklin appeared for the prosecution and

tated that at 2 a.m. on June 26-a A moderate anticyclone rovers Chinese debelive was on special the Pacific to the east and south- duty when he saw the defendant. east of Japan and a ridge of The man was searched and in his moderately high pressure extends 4.4.5. lens, Compur Shutter.session were Found the two from it to the Southern Philippine watches and a pencil. The man Islands. The depression is mov- Engated by farlowitz & was arrested.

|ing N.E. over the Sea of Japan and ('0.)

In the ease at the first charge, a secondary depression has formed defendant,ntered the premises by over the Yellow Sea. Pressure 14 an open window and let himself low over Chin generally. Local Lunt is the back door and stale fite | forecast :---SW, winds, moderate:

2% de tan serang charge crm-fair, some local showers, plvanant war male pandi defend int mam in d took the watch to

SECTION 5

Studiea in Still Life Ist-Zeiss Ikon konta Camern

Value

$60.00

2nd-Agfa Speedex Camera.

(Donated by "Agfa" China

(b)

Valuc

3rd.-Cash Prize

.$50.00 na a the man. The come

4 in. A tat

*

awakened and she saw twent The sandal of the school, t

$20.00 y managed to run away.

¿Tuo Consolation Prires "Retex" Tooks)

SECTION 6

Sumpshota takra by Children under the Age of 14 pritre

si

There has been

V series in Tak. Shine Street" ad Serpean Frandin. "Il peut 1. be a professional barglo," the

liter calded,

-mart piere

"That WHS work." sald His Worship in com

detitive. **You did very well."

Direct-Vision Finler and 1st Cash Prize $20.00 ming the Chinese

Solinar 11.5.

(Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)

Valuc

Min following Kalem w Competition -

$80.00

4 Consolation Prizes

"Boy Scout Koduls"

(Vent Pocket

welth carrying east

Fattig Cameras Complete DANGEROUS GOODS Value $12.00 cach

RULES:-

Kaver thi

1The Competition be confined exclusively

to amateur pintestraphers,

2.--Pictures submitted In Sayla taties Bhould

be perigued by

black mul, white,

5. At the conclusion of the Competition,

entrics will return to competitors

MAN

FACES THREE CHARGES

AMIR SAUD BANQUETTED

London, June 27.

The British tovernment save a Giner to-night at the Foreign birin hour of Amir Sand. Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. The Fordin Secretary: Sir Samuel Hoare, was in the chaic. British, Wireless,

Nu upder for the confiscation 1612 th of inpowder was made by Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowlooh Maritrary this morning. wit the application cif Ipertor Chester- Wends. The gunte obieg w

the hillside at Nameshi-wan, Kowloon City, on Wednesday and land not been claimed.

eg application at thla Odice within seven Paw Pat. 15, stone-beaker ap- the Colony before the expiration of

dan.

7. No regon lty well accepted for

onsdelivery, loss or damnge.

smaller print in

*

Phalgusrealis munt mil

than

Pafcard aim excepting In the Children's

will be hearded The Prince

To the compellere Bending in what are addedged to be the last placenja i ench fection. Each entry must be accumpituled by the form below,

-The right to publied any or all of the

entri in the Peluraph is runevad.

BPhotography which have

Deen already entered in local competitiona аге eilible.

In-

Ja

betion) and the entry farm should be

lightly patel on the back.

pramid before Mr.

Li Chun, 34, unemployed; and So Wai, aged 38, who returned to

Wynne-Jones his period of but,ishument, at the Kowloon Magistracy this by Mr. Macfadyen at

centenced to four months' hard labour morning. charged with

the Central tawiul paste-sion of 596 stiet dat was bunished for 10 years in Magistrany, this mao time. Define dynamite, 600 detonators, p. IN May this year. coils at tuse nt Neau-Shi-n.

fas -

No 'correspanlega wiff be entered Into | Kowloon City, on Wednralay, (b)

ia ennretion with the Competition.

Losmopsion d dangerous mis

Entries in the Children's Section must without a quermits and 4 not ARE YOU

far the An, nge noỷ ndings in the having labels on the rantainers of

ntry form enuntersigtend by a parent.

11. Members of the Staffs of the Hongkong Tegraph add the South China Morning 2011 ore saul“permitted to compete.

12-The devizion of the Judges shall be final.

the above, marked "dangerous

rocks,"

It was legged by first defendant that he had-bought the thing for

a man whom he could not shąd.

NOTE In the event of a picture being entered in more than one Section. He admitted that he did not havin ₺ separate print mad be submitted for each Section

READ THE RULES CAREFULLY.

USE THIS FORM

AND LIGHTLY PASTE IT

ON THE BACK.

OF EACH ENTRY,

SECTION NAME

ADDRESS TITLE

DATE

ENTRY FORM

Please use block letters and paste this on back of each Entry..

If entered in Children's Section, parent please countersign hero

permit and that the containers were not labelled.

Serond defendant pleaded not guilty and stated that he had been engaired by first accused to carry the articles. His plea was acerpl- ed and he was accordingly dis- charged.

On the application of fuspertor Chester-Woods. second neensed Was remanded for 24 hours in police custody.

Local estate to the value of $84,900 has been left by Young Tsun (or Chun) Cho, nhiều Trùng Fukyan, alias Young Chap-cheung, merchant, Inte of 8 Des Voeux Roud Went, who died at 19 Shek Cheung Kwan Street, Canton, on November 20, 1934. Probate of the will has been granted to Young Ngok-fal and Yeung Cheuk. wal.

LOOKING

FOR A

$10 RAISE

(WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS)

CANTON AGENTS

For

The

Thongkong Telegraph.

WM. FARMER & CO. Victoria Hotel Building. Shamcon, Canton.

Tel. 13501.

EXPECTED IN CHINA IN SEPTEMBER

London. June 27. The British Treasury expect that Sir Frederick Leith-Russ,, Chief¦ | Reonomie Adviser to the Treasury,

AIR-CONDITIONED

Kowloon.

will leave for China on August 8. indication that the British Govern- and though the route he will takejment plan to follow a more active is still undecided, there are

grounds for believing that he will policy in the Far East. All aro [unanimous, however, in believing

travel via America.

Sir Frederick is due in Ching that in so doing she has no idea towards during the second week in Septem-of showing antagonism ber and will immediately com-Japan or hostility to her natural mener a study of Chinese affairs interests. The idea, rather, will from every aspect.

The to seek her co-operation in the visit of The proposed

Sir common welfare and peace of the Frederick is regarded as a definite Par Eust.—Reuter.

The Gloucester ·

Trio

PAT. SINCLAIR Piano, PRUE. LEWIS Violin,

DAVE. WOLFF 'Cello.

LOUNGE

The popular rendezvous in Hongkong in the heart of

the Shopping district.

Here in the Air conditioned and spacious lounge APPETISING COLD LUNCHEONS, Ice Cream and Soda

Fountain Specialities are served under ideal conditions.

"Everyone" goes to the Gloucester Lounge.

Come in out

of the heat and revel in the temperature of Capri and thrill to the shock of a Polar drink!

"

'Music's Golden Tongue

--sit back and listeri to light music by the Gloucester Trio. They play every evening, except Sundays, in the lounge and in the Restaurant during Dinner.