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FUNERAL OF MRS: LUCY MILLAR AT HAPPY VALLEY-

The funeral of the late * - Mrs. Lucy Millar, widow of the late Mr. | Andrew W, Millar, took place at the Protestant Cemetery, Happy Valley, yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a large gathering of relatives and friends.

The deceased Indy died at the French Hospital, Causeway Day, on Thursday, after a painful illness of several months. She was an ardent Churchwoman, as was testified

by the inrge number of members of the congregation of St. Paul's and St. Mary's Churches present at tho funeral yesterday. She WAR for many years a supporter of the old St. Peter's Church, West Point, and also the Churches of St. Paul, St. Stephen, and St. Mary. She was G1 years of age.

The Rev. Paul S. F. Two, of St. Paul's Church, officinted al the graveside.

The choir of St. Paul's Church were present and preceded the collin to the graveside singing the "Nearer My God to Thee," in Ayun, Chinese. During the burial service, another hymn was sung.

The chief mourners were Mr. and Mrs. G. Millar (son and daughter-in- law), and Bessie and Lucy Miliar (granddaughters).

Others present include Mr. and Mre. II. A. Allen, Mr. W. Allen, Mrs. G. E. Bell, Mr. A. L.. Cunningham, Mr. E. S. Cunningham, Miss F. June, Rev. Lee, Kau-yan, Mrs. Leach, Mr. T. Lay.

Mrs. A. Leong, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. J. Marsh, Mr. R. M. Omor, Mrs. M. A. R. Souza, Miss Anna Tam, Miss Eva Tam, Mrs. Wells, Mias R Mow Fung, Captain Walker and Mrs. R. White.

A wreath from the family wan interred with the remains. "Other wreaths woru sent by "George," "Eiln,"

"Mary!" "Bessie and Lucy," Bonny and Bfb, Anna and Eva, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Allen, Mr. W. Ailen,

H. Burns,

Mrs. 1. Ching, P. Cheng, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Contes, Mrs. Messrs. A. La Cunningham and W.

Mrs.

1985.

Laurel and Hardy in "Bonnie Scotland" coming to-day to the King's and Alhambra Theatres.

GALA ENTERTAINMENT

QUINTETTE OF STARS AT H.K. HOTEL THIS EVENING

Extraordinarily heavy bookings far to-night's gala evening at the Hongkong Ilotel promise to create a record attendance that may be un- broken, outside the festive season, for some time.

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Two last-season favourites, Cowan and Bailey, are the answer. Since their, last record appearances in Hongkong, they have been in the i north, and to-night is by way of a re-appearance, doubly welcome be cause of thoir undoubted popularity in this Colony.

It will be recalled that the

two

Mrs. G. E. Beli. Mr. D. Blackwall desire me" girl, in "King Solomon of Hollywoodians came here last year

F

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Rev. Cyril Brown, Mr. and

2nd

A. E. P. Guest, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Wang, Mrs. Kwok Koo, Mr. Ko Ah- kam, Mr. Kan Tat-chni, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kent. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lang and family, Dr. Li Mesara. G. S. Ladd, and F. A. n ran, Mr. and

Mrs.

M. H. Lo, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Lam, Mr. and Mrs. Leach, Mr. Lindblom

Gussie, Miss F. M. June and family, Mrs. A. M. Leong and family, Mrs. Hung Hing kam, Mrs. J. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Neven. Lily and family, Mr. HONGKONG and Mrs. T. Lay, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Thomins Taxi, Mrs. Tal Tai-kun, Mr. k Mrs. M. A. R. Souza, Mra, L. C. R. Souza, Mrs.. Shi Tal-ahi, Mr. Poon Sai-yin, Mrs. J. Weiln, Mr. and Mrs. Wong Pak-sing. Mr. Wong Joi-you ars, Trì Hungin Sephir Moritz, the staff and inmates of the Blind Home (Hildesheim Mission). St. Mary's Church, and the staff of the French Hospital.

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Pinky Tomlin with the "As you Broadway," showing at the Alhambra next Wednesday.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

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with Betty Compson, the well known

film Far,

Two other talented stara whom people in Hongkong have not yet seen will

appear on the same bill at the Hongkeng lotel this evening. They are Ted and Evelyn, billed as Modern Rhythm Dancers and, judg- ing by recent clippings from news- papers in Shanghai, where they ap peared with Cowan and Bailey, are Aure to please.

Canton. Dec. 8. According to a Government official, Estelle Davies, who as Mistress of who has just returned from Nanking, Ceremonies will introduce each turn, the question of instituting foreign completes the quintette.

Dancing will be from 5 pm to 2 affairs bureaux in each separate pro- vince to solve its foreign affairs, is ntn.m., to the Revellers Band. present under discussion at the first plenary session of the Fifth National

Peters, So Wali, Mr. Randall, Mrs. Congress at Nanking. If this scheme Winter is Warm

is approved, it is certain that Chins will be able to unify her foreign polley.-Neutral News.

Kwangtang Changes

Cunton, Dec. 5,

Lung and Kwangal will be

in Cornwall

In accordance with the resolution A Carlyon, overlooking St. Austell recently passed at the 5th, Kuomin-Bay, ate houses worthy of the love- Lang Congress the office of Commis- est scenery and most kindly climate sioner fer Foreign Affairs for bed against mass development. As they in England, completely protected

Mrs. D. J. P. Collzen

In future all diplomatic matters in are specially planned to have house- The late Mrs. Duralban Jus Pintos Provincial

Kwangiang will be handled by the work, the difficulty of getting servants

Government, (Chay) Colineo, who died

In England is minimised. with it her. Foreign Affairs department,

These hoosen are built of honest materials residence in Homuntin, Kowloon on Thursday, at the age of 58 years, after all diplomatic matters in a sub-pletely satisfying homes, Write for This now department, while looking for permanent beauty and make com- was buried at the Roman Catholicstitute for the office of Mr. Kun Chia-w free booklet describing Carlyon, Cemetery yesterday evening. the hou.

nt the

traveside.

Rev. Father Maestrini. of St.It is also reported that Mr. Lin Teresa's Church, Kowloon, officiating Yun-kal, the Chairman of the Kwang- Central Government's approval for Lung Government, has obtained the appointing Mr. Kan Chia-lou, to be Director of the new Foreign Affairs Department altnched to the Provincial Government-Wah Kin Fat Por

The deernsed lady, who had been in indifferent health for a long time, leaves her husband, one son,

and four daughters.

Chief mourners at the funeral were Mr. M. A. Collaco (husband), Mr. 1. Collaco, (son). Mrs. 11. Brown, Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs. A. Marthos and Miss I. Collace (daughters) and Mr. F. A. Brown

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were Mesara, L. A. Antonio, A.; NO ADMISSION TO ANGLICAN Azevedo, A. Garcia. 1. Neves, M. J. Roll, S. E. Carvalho, E. L. Barros, C. Menties. Rey, Brothers Cassian, Mrs. A. M. Leong, Miss Leong, and Mes. J. Marsh.

Although request was made that no wrenths be sent, the following wreaths were placed on the graves Liza and Richard. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Corcia. My Brown, Gray, Mrs. A. Field and the sta

M. Leong and family. rid Mrs.

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steam launch (Hongkong Hotel), Nina and Freddie, Mrs. Marsh. George V. Osmund, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Palmer. Ema da S. Soures and Francisco Paulo Soares.

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London, Dec. 6. The Archishops Commission on the ministry of women whose report is published, are unable to recontmend the admission of women to the priest- hood, Int express the view that deaconesses should be recognized as being in holy orders.-fritish Wire-

London, Dec. 3. Lord Snell was re-elected leader of the Labour Opposition in the House of Lords to-day---Havas.

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