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Mr. John has
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
SATURDAY,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SCOTS VOLUNTEERS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL. | CELEBRATE 'HALLOWE'EN AT
announce
Swan, Culbertson * Fritz the removal of their offices to the Hongkong & Shang- hai Bank Building, First Suite 119/122.
November, 11, 1935.
Floor,
PERFORMING RIGHT SOCIETY
LTD.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
DINNER
"Hallowe'en" was celebrated by the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps nt Volunteer Headquarters last night under the auspices of the Scottish of the Corps, Lieut. A. W. Brown
iz.
NOVEMBER 2, 1935.
WANG CHING-WEI
WARM TRIBUTES TO ABILITIES
London, Nov. 1. Early this evening placards of the dastardly attack on Mr. Wang Ching-wei were a prominent fea- .ture of the news pages,
acting O. C. of the Company »
in the absence of Capt. presiding who in on Home leave.
All those interested in Chinese Scaled at the official table. In ad- dition to Lleut. Brown were the fol-affairs were deeply shocked and Towing:-Dr. J. G. Macgown, Chief-paid a warm tribute to Mr. Wang's Lain of St. Andrew's Society. Lieut.high-end disinterested character. patriotic labours for the Col. H. D. L. Dowbiggin, Commandanthe of the Corps, Mr. J. W. C. Bonner, country and his tactful mainten- Mr. A. Stevenson, Major M A. Johtance of the balance between the The address of the above Societyron, Major E. J. R. Mitchell, Mr. D. civil and military elements of the
J. Gilmore 11. Wilkinson, Adjutant
Mr. H. C. Hopkins, and Nanking Government. P. Capt. will, as from the 1st November,
of East Asia of the Corps. 1935, be at Haul. Building, eighth floor, 10, Des SELVICE AT SHAMSHUIPO Veeux Rond Central, Victoria.
establishment, one will be pleased to Rev. E. C. H. Tribbeck. To
give his usual
customers.
attention to al
TO LET
TO LET Several large and small golewis. Apply:Kwong Sang Hong Ltd.. P. O. Box 320,
HOTELS
AIRLIE HOTEL 23 and 26, Nathan Road, Kowloon, two minutes from Terry, modern conveniences, excellent Load, room from $10 per month, Fali board from $00 per month, all kinds of refreshments supplied, 67367.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Sale Of Work
(To The Editor,
Hongkong Telegraph)
Sir. On behalf of the Women's
Auxiliary I should like to thank
yory
those sincerely all
Preach To-morrow
The following are the forthcoming at Melodist Church, services, etc.. Wanchai: Twentieth Sunday After Trinity
United Board and Methodist Troeps of the fat, In. Lolnshire Regt, and 2nd Bn. East Lanashire Regi ment in the N. A. A. F. Institute, Hankaw Lines Sunday, H.15 am. by
II. Tribbeek. the Rev. E. C.
English Methodist Church, Queen's
E.. Wanchal Rond
Morning Order 10.15 am, by the Rev. E. C. H. Tribbeck: Hymns No. 259 "Elim"
Spanish 791; 304 Chant:" 30 "Alstone": 112 "Naren-
664 "St. Oswald,”
Acts 1,6-18. Lessons: Isa.
The Morning Service will be follow-
by Holy
Communion. Evening Order
p.m. in the Assembly Hall, Sailors & Soldlers"
No.
"Well- 02
Home: Hyning
spring": 3300
310 "itlchmond":
"Lydia"; 668 "Angel Voices."
Lesson: Ps. 63.
Notices
The Rev. Rudland Showell, 4.86., who will continue his series of sermons helped to make the Sale of Work on Sunday, Nov. 10. The a.m. sub
Wednesday, October 30, ajeet will be "The Game of Life."
Ov) "If Dinnons were Trumpa."
Club meets
'on
Яuccess.
The following firms gave con tributions which were of great value:
Mosses, Jardine Matheson, A. S. Watson, Sinceres, Wing Ons, J. 1). Hutchinson, Lune Crawfords. B.A.T., the Diary Farm, Arts and Crafts, Caidbeck Macgregor and Co., the Commercial Press and Maison F. Mathieu.
The Women's Auxiliary also wishes to thank all their friends who assisted at the sale and those who came to buy.
|
an
Soldiers'
The Badminton Mondays and Thursdays in the AR- sembly Hall of the Sailors' {rney L 31
̧13 11 Weekly Whist Drive, Nov. 2, at. 8.45 pm.
Saturday,
Sailors & Soldiers' Home, secatul dance of the season, at 8.30 p. an Wednesday, Nov. 6. Price $1, in- cluding refreshments. Ladies by in vitation only.
UNION CHURCH
The winners of the competitions Rev. John Foster of Canton
were:
0%.
Cake, Miss Betty Fair, 415 10
Bag. Mrs. Heiberg.
Cushion, Mrs. White.
To Preach
HARVEST
FESTIVAL
The following are the notices for Doll's Hiness, Pat Clark, cald in the fortheuning week:- the head.
Sunday, November 3, Harvest Festival Services.
1970 m. and 6. p.m.Preacher both services is the Rev. John
hands
As the result of the combined effort between 3500-3600 is in the of Mrs. Hoses, Hen, Treasurer, and will be handed to the Society at an early dute, J. W. WHYTE-SMITH,
Hon. Secretary, W.A.
"QUEEN ANNE"
A RARE AND EXQUISITE
SCOTCH WHISKY
SCOTLAND'S
FINEST SINCE 1793
NOW AVAILABLE
IN HONGKONG
CHINA EMPORIUM, TY SING, Hongkong and HUNG CHEONG, Kowloon.
+F
of Canton.
G.
R.
It is pointed out as a cruel paradox that he is obviously "the
Over an hour before dinner the electric lights fused at Voluniver Headquarters and candle light idletim of a pro-Japanese policy, for which It is generally believed that he was not personally respon- sible.
+to be resorted to. I was by the latter that most of the dinner was consumed, but ordinary light was re- sumed when coffee was served.
The hall was tastefully illuminates With
the thistle taking a lanterns prominent place in the scheme of decorations.
The programme was interspersed with scottish airs'all of which were
very
well received. The "lingxin" was piped in traditional style.
The Loyal toort was proposed
Hrown.
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday the 4th day of November. 1935, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Work Department, by Order of 11is Ex-L. cellency the Governor of une Lot of Crown Land at South Bay Road, in the Colony of Hong Kong for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 75 ears. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
No. of Sale
Locality. -
Bural Building
Lot No. 37
South Bag Road.
Registry No
Boundary Heuremenle
N
AE. W.
As per mate plan.
About 20,600
$236
T'oret Price
KILLED BY ROCK
BELIEVED HURLED BY HILLSIDE BLASTING
$3.090
An inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death of a woman, Cheng Pat-her, who was apparently killed as a result of a piece of rock from blasting operations on the hill side flying into No. 106 Electric Rond and striking her, on the afternoon September 3, was opened by Mr. at the Central Magistracy
of
A. A.
Gifts of flowers, fruits, etc, willey afternoon.
he received in the Church halt on Saturday, November 2, from 9:30 am, Tuesday at 7:30 p.at. in the Church Hall, Meeting of the Soldiers' and Airmen's Christian Association..
Faktay, November 16-A rigs welcome the Rur. and Mrs. J. D. MacLean will be held in the Church Hull, Kowloon Union Chudeh. Re- deeption at 8.30 pm.
Advanced Notice: St. Andrew's Sunday will be observed on Sunday. December 1, when the preacher will he the Rev. K. Mackenzie How, M.A.,
te of Scotstoun, Glasgow.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, HONGKONG
(A Branch of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.)
.
Macdonnell Road, below Bowen Rond Tram Station.
Sunday Service, 11.15 a.. Subject: "Everlasting Punishment". Sunday School, 10 a.m. Testimonin Meeting: Wednesdays,
6 p.m.
address and is open:
11.197
Reading Room is located at above Monday and Thursday: 5.10 to Tuesday and Friday: 10 to 12 noon. All authorised
Christian Science Literature is available at the Reading Room.
The Public is 'cordially invited to attend, the Service
vixit Bad
The Reading Room.
SWAN, CULBERTSON & FRITZ
and R. G. Xavier.
urנו.
Earnest hopes for his recovery are expressed as be is a man dill- cult to replace and necessary In the present, critical China's fortunes..
state
of
Buckingham Palore and the Foreign Office,' when informed of the sad occurrence by Reuter, ex- expressed has capes og Un traé ut "oor Guests" pressed deep coacers.
Viunt Ceef! 1. Bron real. Dr. Margown. Col. Dobigin. Gratiemen: It custom-deep sympathy to Reefer and his Ary, when proposing the Lonst "Our warm hopes for Mr. Wang's re- that, and he added Annual covery, Chin. Guests" Hallowe'en dinner, to tell you some "although I was not personally ac with Mr. Wang, all who thing of our doings during the past quaint
our to boast of
know nina recognise his sterling worth. Chiun could i spare him training season, successes, and explain away our fall
In the present difficult times." urL
The past season, I regret
Close observers recall the was far from being a success as far
cent demands of the Japaneяo as pot collecting is concerns.
team at militarists for suppression of all The Company enterra a the Annual Ride Meeting, which fail-anti-Japanese assassination soete- than be classed ties and fear that the outrage may
ed to do any
to any.
better riser.) tend to stiffen and widen the scope
as also compered at, as our of Japanese · urgency.-Renter. is not to be training is concentrated on
werna
Mar
M.G's
of our
to
"Great Man and Patriot".
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London, Nov. 1. Lord Lytton told Renter, knew Mr. Wang Ching-wei weit. He always took the chair at the
of our meetings
commission at Peiping and Nanking. He was re- lucid and clear-sighted markably
I
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang- hal (San Francisco, 11th Oct.) Japan and Shanghel Australia and Marišla
ex-
him
Japan
Shanghai
Japan and Shanghai Japan
Manila
and we have litth time for kreping The close tp J
acquaintance with **jast frin. The absence Pipe Major and Piper Waison-- twai
another of
best alinta --wha factor in our luck of Bulls.
In the af.G. competition, our team was placed 6th--but here our marks- outstanding feature. manship was the In this part of the
competition were easily first. Summed up-Wand handled the meetings
frequently met Lwia Guid
at the fancy, cellently. but shootin' man! You's our hobby" privately and was greatly struck Towards the end of the season weby his personal charm, ability, skeleton com convincing sincerity and devolium managed to mobilize pany to take part in night op, and to the development of constitu-
luties successfully carried out our
tional government in China. He the until about 4.30 1., when Marines captured our boted rations was unquestionably a great mun and patriot. I grieve to hear of and the fight then wont ngin us.
Mention of the skeleton coy. the dastardly attack and sincerely brings to
to mind a matter which has hope that he recovers for his own been a worry to the keen supportera sake and that of China. Heuter., of the company-namely our numeri. of last eal strength. At the end season it
It had come to such a pass that there was some difliculty in re taining for the Sentfish the status
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Shanghai and Japan
Sunday.
the
Swatow, Amoy and Formosa Bangkok via Swntow
Monday.
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Bayard, and Haiphong
Noihow,
Dairen
of company, and it was, I believe, on the possible effects of the
Oficial information of suggested by one of the heid yine shoofuge of Mr. Wang Ching-wei
To the few who have stood by the that we merge with another unit. Coy, in all its up and downs, this subject is lacking and many ex-
of opinion that th
Fort towards Tapar was thinkalde, and a general round perts are The jury comprised Messrs. L. Aup resulted in adding several husky policy of China
lads to the strength. Bat we still not change as Marshal Cheng remains dominant-- Calcraft (Foreman), L. A. da Costa
have a long way to go before we get Kai-shek nut of the skeleton" category, and United Pres. Mr. Armstrong appeared on
Scots to assist behalf of Yung Chi-ping. husband I appeal to of the dead wom
in making that possible before the end of this training reason,
GentlemenOur Guests." I hope you will forgive me for taking up and almost turning much rising meeting. this into a
It is gratifying to see so many of ong staunch supporters with us again this year. This function without 3. Bonnar. Mr. Stovenson, etc.. would seem wanting-ke a Burns dinner without the haggis!
woman.
said
4.30
In evidence, Yung Chi-ping that he resided on the first floor of No. 106 Electric Road. On Septem- ber he returned home about p., and went to the kitchen at the
house.
About
Afteen Lear of the
the minutes after he had entered kitchen, he heard a bang, and Soon after leaving the kitchen he W rock in the front park of Jump of the sitting room near the verandah, The which opens out into the street. Sound of the bang brought him out
thought of the kitchen. He reek had been blown there, because there had been blasting abou time.
he
kaw
the
that
in the
Found Wife Unconscious When he came out of the kitchen
his wine lying verandah, and noticed some blood on her head. He called out save his because she appeared to be unen scious. He thought she had been hit by the piece of rock. He called out to his father, Yung Chung-kut, The lived in next house, and father emme, left him with
wife to go to the Bay View Police Station
TO-MORROW'S BAZAAR
PREPARATIONS WELL
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E.
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FRITZ where she died soon after when you go you'll carry with you Lighting Candles, Misses D. Leung
IN HAND Elaborate preparations have been It is also a great pleasure to wel.
held to-morrow (Sunday) at Chuth Come 1. Macgown on his first public made for the Bazaar which is being appearance as our Chieftain. Doctor Hond, Kowloon, in aid of the poor of Mac, is our own special Chieftain-he Hongkong who are assisted by the is one of us I can sure him Society of St. Vincent de Paul, we will all rally romel during his will be open from 3 o'clock until 10. year of office.
there will be continuous music and * 1 would like, ta a. Colonel there will be an abundance of attrne- Dowlingin for coining here to-aight, Lions for young and old. The follow-
has many calls upon his time, und
Souvenir Stall: must faol tempted to dodge the coluning are the stalls:
Run by the 5t. now and again. I also wish to think | Mary's Ladies Association, Kowloga you Sir for the help you give to the Tong. The following tudies are in Scottish Company by always turning charges Mrs. A sympathetic ear to our grouches I d'Aquino, Miss Mes, Mrs, E. Raza-l'ereira, Mrs: and cuttles. On behalf of the Silve, Mrs. D. Remedios, Mrs. Company I promise you our whole. Xavier, Mrs. J. Sausa, Mrs. Lawrence.
support in your work for
Flower Stall, comprising the The Corpa.
departments-Surprise! And row, a word, or two of fare, Cake, in charge of Miss C. Gonsalves: sergeant was sent back to the house kinson. Your, impending departure Stall, Miss C. Xavier; Dollar Stall, with him, and he was sent buck to the Police Station by the sergeant in merely regretted by every Miss . Lopes: Sale Stall, Mis
We Silva; Card Stall, Miss R. Xavier; order to get an ambulance. A Euro of the Company, and
want you 10 know that we will long
ong Surprise Packet, Miss W. Silva, pean inspector accompanied him back remember the assistance you have
St. Joan
of Arc CYL.A. Stail, run in the house, and the ambulance ur always so readily given us. Expres-y the Chinese Cathon consisting of |
Young Ladies rived about fifteen minutes Intering the unanimous opinion of the Society, Hongkong, He went in the ambulance with his 'angany, I wouht say it is that the following departments:--Fishing wife Lo the Gavernment Civil you're a damned fine sedger, and Game, in charge of Miss E. Glow; Admission.
the best wishes of the Scottish Com and V. Yiu; Hitting Bells, Miss M. On first coming out of the kitchen, | pany.
Chan; he saw his wife lying on the ground.
It would be unseemly if I sat down Won merican Lottery, Miss J. of Fqucy Articles, Miss and on turning round saw the piece | without expressing thanks for favours | M Cents Stall
Chan. „of rock. It was too heavy to have received from the power behind Q. M.
run by Mr. J. been thrown by anyone, There was Stores. He might dispite the issue Ribeiro and helpers. • a cliff opposite the house where of
Children of Mary Stall, Miss F. bools to the next poor Innocent Blasting was going pu, but he could who contends that his old pair wore Dixon and helpers.
see it from the
the veraninh, be out in one year's volunteering! the tramline, Cause there
Lleut. Westlake has always had , Special Stall, Mrs. Triggs and I. Hollow were block of houses a small lage and un-soft spot for the Scottish-although St. Teresa's CY.M. Society Stall, other block of houses intervening. he will strongly deny this and explain in charge of Messrs. Chan Yap Yu, The cliff was also a considerable dis that, he only wants to get rid of the R. Lim, Peter Y.T. Lo and F, Lan.
kilt tance away from the house,
and sporr that litter his Hot Dog and Tea Stall, organised living Store. Anyway, we thank him. forby Mr. J. Noronha and helpers. at 10 let street, Cend Hops, his help.
1. W. Society Stall, run by the C. testified that about 4.46 pan, on the Before concluding. I would express, St. Mary's Chinese Catholic Young day in question he heard his son thanks to Eleut. Saunderson and his Ladles Association. shout, "Father, come over here; suve Committee for the excellent work Photo Stall, run by the members of life". Witness
Loss Wii ca inter-in-laying to enjoy bie
Immediately
have put in to make this even- the Photographic Society of Wah Yan College, under the direction of lying on the verandah in a pool of Replying to the toast, Dr. Macgown. Mr. P. Dragon. blood. Sho did not speak.
remarked that if any Scotsman in the! Withers gave formal evidence of Company heard of any young Scots. Identineation at the mortuary, and man coming to the Colony he should lose its entity and its kilt." nuded that the couple had been mar- got in touch with him and try to get | ried for seven years and wore happy.
In conclusion he expressed thanks iim to Join up as soon as was possi- At this stage the hearing was ad. ble. Ho feared that if the nunsborg hospitality and wished them every on behalf of the guesta for their journed to November 9 at 2.40 p.m. were not kept up the Company would success in the future. (Applausa).
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