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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

25 WORDS $1.50 for 3 DAYS PREPAID 30 cents for Every Additional Day

Alternato Insortions 20% Extra.

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

WANTED KNOWN.

CROQUET SETS (four players) for children and adulin, just received. Sport Department, Lane, Crawford, I.id.

FOR SALE.

FOR BALE-G. E. Refrigerator, five cubic feet, almost new. Write P. 0. Box 634 for further particulars.

FOR SALE-Austin 12 hp. Touror, very good condition and appearance, $450. Please reply fox No. 315, "Hongkong Telegraph."

A.D.C'S NEXT PLAY

“LOVERS' LEAP" TO BE PRODUCED

By way of a complete contrast to their last production, **Musical Chairs," the Amatour Dramatic Club are offering Hongkong theatre-gvers a comedy which, for sheer humour, might almost be described as a farce. "Lovers' Leap," by Philip Johnson, is included in the volume "Famoun Plays of 1934-1936," having been

first produced in Liverpool in June 1934, and subsequently in London in Octo ber of that year, when it onjoyed -a deservedly successful run. The cleverness of the

lies not su play much in its theme as in the wit and markle of its dialogue, and in ita excellent acting qualities; qualities of which our local amateura promise to take full advantage,

The play will be presented at the China Fleet Club Theatre on the nights of April 18, 16, 17 and 18. at 9.15 p.m.

The cast includes Jelen Prior, Myrtle Brown, Jane Weller, Donald MacAllister, and E. G. Smith-Wright, who producing the play.

"Lovers Leap" does not protend to be a serious play-It presents no problem and it does not even set out to be entirely credible. It has how- ever all the requisites of a first class and thoroughly laughable comely, and, in these days

of tainty and pessimism, the A.D.C. are to be congratulated on the selection of something which will draw no tears from the audience, unless they bo tears of mirth.

uincer-

Booking is now open at the Ander- son Music Co.

PHILIPPINE GOLD MINING SHARES

Messrs. Benjamin & Potts received the following buying and selling quotations from their Manila Agents this morning:

Benguet Con.

P.11.50 11.00

Antamoke

1.30.

1.35.

United Parnenles

40

.42

San Mauricios

.70

.70

1.

X. L.'s.

1,00

Masbaten

Demonstrations

Big Wedges

.41 .17

1.05 .45%.47 42 172

Messrs. Swan,

To-day's quotations as received by

Culbertson & Fritz

after the opening of the morning session of the Manila Stock Exchange are as follows:

Antamoks

Bugulo Gold

Benguet Con. Benguel Exp.

Demonstrations

Gold River

Masbate

Salocots

San Mauricios

Suyoc

United Paracale

Asked Bid

Price Price

P. 1.35

1.30

0.18

11.60 0.14

0.17 11.50

0.42

0.13 0.41

0.05 0.04

017

0.40 0.10 0.00

0.78 0.71

0.29 0.27 0.42

0.40

3. C. & F. Gold Share Index-

D3.0.

Market:-Erratic, subject to sharp fluctuations,

Volume-Pezas 425,000.

ROAD SAFETY

ALL ACCIDENTS TO BE PROBED

London, Apr. 2. As from yesterday, the Ministry of Transport is receiving detailed police reports on the circumstances and causes of every road accident involv- ing personal injury, whether fatal or otherwise.

The enumeration and analysis of the information thus stained will, it is hoped, yield valuable results in the determination of the main factors of road safety. Beginning next wook, the weekly accident statistics complied by the Ministry of Trans- port will be issued in the amended form-British Wireless,

FINE TO CLOUDY

A weak anticyclone Iles over China.

The depression. has become more

SHARE PRICES

The following is the list of local share quotations lasued this morning.

Banks.

H. K. Banka, $1555 n. H. K. Banks (Lon. Reg.).

$100%

Chartered Bank, £14% n. Mercantile Bank, A. and B.

£31 n.

Mercantile Bank C., £14 n. East Asia Bank, $73 n.

Insurances.

$1.00 ».

Canton In.. $275 b. Union In., $565 an. China Underwriters, China Fire, $480 n. 11. K. Fire In., $236% b. Internat'l Assoc., Sh. $3.

Shipping.

Douglas, $36 n. 1.K. Steamboats, $51⁄2 n. Indo-Chinos, (Prof.), $30 n. Indo-Chinas (Def.), $20 m. Shell (Bearer), 90/7 n. Union Waterboats, $18 n.

Mining.

Antamoks, $2.08 8. Balatora, $21% n. Baguio Gold, 29 eta n.

Benguet Consolidated, $18.10 b. Benguet Exp.. 21 ets, à, and su. Big Wedge, 26 cts. n. Demonstration, 66 cta. 8. Gold Creek, 15 cts. n. Gold River, 7 cis, sa. Itogons, $1.05 n.

I. X. L. $1.66 13.

Sulacot, 14 cts. b. Kailan, 11/6 n.

Langkats (Single), $10 n. Masbate, 73 cts. Rauba, $11% n. San Mauricio, $1.20 n. S'hai Explorations, Sh. $41⁄2 n. S'hal Loans, Sh. $4 n. United Paracale 67 ets. n. Veuz: Goldfield $34 -n.

Docks etc.

H.K. Wharves (old), $92 n. IL.K. W. Docks $3 n. Providents (old), $1.15 b. Providents (new), 20 cts, n. Hongkow (old), Sh. $190 n. New Engineerings, Sh. $4 n. Shanghai Decka, Sh. $90 n.

Cotton Mills.

Ewo Cottona Sh. $8% b. S'hri Cottons (old), Sh. 370 n. S'hal Cottons (new), Sh. $40 n. Zoong Singa, $12 n.

Wing On Textiles, Sh. $25 m.

Lands, Hotels, etc.

H. and S. Hotels, $4.121⁄2 xa.

H.K. Lands, $33 b.

II.K. Lands, 4% Deben.

$100 b.

S'haf Lands, Sh. $18 n.

Sh. $10 n.

Metropolitan Lands, Humphries, $9_n. H.K. Realtics, $5 n.

Chinese Estates, 382.ex. div..

China Roalties, Sh. $4 n. China Debentures Sh. $60 n.

Public Utilities.

H.K. Tramways, $10.40 m. Peak Trams, (ald), $7 n. Peak Trams. (new), $3 n. Star Ferries, $84 n. Yaumati Ferries, (old) $19 n.; China Lights, $10.35 b. China Lights, (new), $7.25 b. II.K. Electric, $52 sa. Macao Electric, $20 n.. Sandakan Lights, $8.30 n. Telephone (old), $25.15 n.

Telephone (new), $9 n.' China Buces, Sh. $11% n. Singapore Tractions, 21/- n. Singapore Pref 28/- n.

Industrials

Malabon Sugars, $8.40 n. Cald: Macg. (old), Sh. $192 Cald: Macg. (Pref.), Sh. $15 Canton Ices, $1% n.

Cement, $8.25 b.

H. K. Ropes, $4% n.

Stores, &c.

Dairy Farm, $191⁄2, n.

Watson, $18.

Lane Crawfords, $6 n.

Mackintosha, 85`n. Sinceres, $2 m.

Wm. Powolle, 70 cta, n. Wing On (H.K.), $56 n.

Miscellaneous,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, APRIL 3,1936.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE INDO-CHINA. STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

The Fifty-fifth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Offices of the General Managers. Messrs. Jardine, Mathe- son & Co. Ltd., Pedder Street Hong Kong, on Wednesday, 22nd April, 1930, at noon, for the pur- pose of receiving the Report of the Directors, passing the Ae counts, and electing Directors and Auditors.

alve.

L.T.A. ANNUAL REPORT

MEETING NEXT WEEK

(Continued from Paga 8.) U.S.R.C. The singles title was won by Mrs. Wilson who after losing the first set made a brilliant recovery in the final set with the score 0/2 and Hancock was the runner-up. 30 love against hor. Mas R.

FANLING GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR

SUNDAY

014 Course

0.20 J. Rodger, K. S. Robertson. 9.24 R. Young, A. Sommerfelt. 9.28 H. C. Hopkins F. M. Ellis. 9.32 E. des Voeux, T, C. Monaghan. 0.30 C. B. Robertson, A. Webster. 9.40 H. F. Sominers, T. J. Draper. 0.44 K. K. Rounds, 3. W. Mayhew. 0.48 W. N. A. Smalicy, S. P. Long-

ley. The doubles was won by Mrs. Wil 0.52 II. H. Beddow, R. A. Rodgers. son and Mis R. Hancock who boat 0.56 1. H. Geare, H. H. Mundy. The Transfer Books of the Mrs. Kayll and Mrs. Dowling in the 10.00 S. II. Dodwell, Commodore Company will be closed from the Anal.

Sedgwick. The Mixed Doubles was a very po- 10.04 P. L. Leefe, G. H. Bond. 15th April to the 6th May inclu-pular event run very efficiently by 10.08 W. N. Buyers, J. MacFarlane.

the Chinese Recreation Club. It was 10.12 J, F. Robinson, F. A. M. Ellott. By order of the Board,

again won by Mias R. Hancock and 10.16 J. R. Masson, D. L. Newbigging. L Goldman who beat the same pair 10.20 JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., as last year, viz, Mrs. Chut Chun-chui 10.20 L. Goldman, E. Grimble.

10.24 K, S. and H. D. Rumjahn in the final,

Morrison, E. D. Matthews, .LTD.

The Association takes this oppor.10.20 W. Mulcahy, H. G. Wallington, General Managers.tunity of thanking the H.K.C.C., 10.32 R. L. S. Webb, A. K. Mackenzie, Hongkong, 2nd April, 1936, C.R., KC.C. and other Clubs for 10.30 J. A. R. Selby, J. B. Mackle. kindly giving their courts for the uno

10.40 A

A. T. Lay, E. Bathurst, of exhibition matches and champion-10.48 3. Angwin, W. Pittendrigh.

10.44 W. W. C. Shewan, T. J. Price. ships.

10.52 H. Ν. Willamson, J. S. Dykes. 10.50 A Anderson, W. J. S. Key. 11.00 J. A. D. Morrison, N. K. Little-

John. 11.04 W. E. Hunt, Comdr. Mac-

Donald. 11.00 Comdr. Price. Wing Cdr.

Bishop.

OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE SOCIETY.

Annual Dinner. April 4th.

The running commentary on the Boat Race will be broadcast from 7.45 p.m. Members are therefore requested to arrive at 7:45 p.m. prompt, and not at 8 pm. na previously announced. *

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Q. A. A. MACFADYEN,

Hon, Jelnt Secretary

UNION WATERBOAT COMPANY, LIMITED.

Notice to Shareholders.

The Thirty-first Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Offices of Mosara. Dodwell & Co. Ltd.. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building, on Wed- nesday. 8th April, 1936, at noon for the purpose of receiving the report of the General Managers together with a Statement of Accounts to, 31st December, 1935. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from 28th March to 8th April, 1936, bath days inclusive.

DODWELL & CO. LTD.

General Managers. Hongkong, 18th March, 1936.

FOR SALE.

1. Two Brush Ljungstorm turbines, Each turbine runs at 3,000

with .r.p.m. and is fitted

two generators, the combined capaci ty of which is 500 kilowatts. These sota'ara 3-phase, 50 perioda, 000 volts.

2. One 30,000 pound Babcock and Wilcox Marine type Boiler fitted with Superheaters and Eco- nomisers complete with chimney suitable for working up 200 pounds pressure. This boller is fitted with cholu grate Lokers.

3. One set of Oil Burning Equip- ment for the conversion of the above boiler to oil Bring consist ing ofoil tank. pressure oll pumps and complete set of oil burners.

Enquiries to the

Municipal Electrical Engineer,

Municipal Ofices,

PENANG, S.S.

MEN: OVERWORKED GLANDS

..

FINANCES Finance The result of the year's working shows A

nett loss of $357.05.

profit of

Exhibitions notted $110.00.

The League showed a profit on with 360.00 from advertisements in working of $221.72, and this together the Handbook, total $271.72. In this connection we have to again express our thanks to Advertisers for their support in theso difficult times.

Your Executive Committee decided. that assistance should be given to certain members of the Interport

C. Skratkan handige TREASURED BATTERN

"TELEGRAPH" ART SUPPLEMENT

To-morrow's Picture Features

Numerous pictures of topical Intereat will appear in to-

morrow's issue of the Tele- graph Pictorial Supplement. Weddings illustrated" will be those of Captain E. Palmer and Miss A. G. Fischer, Mr. A. Marshall and Mles S. F. Mitchell, Mr. Li Fook-shu and Miss Daisy Woo.

There will be several pic- tures of the King's College sports and the Central British School gymnastic display, as well as others of the Girl Guides' rally. One of the tableaux of the Canossian In- stitute jubliée celebrations will be pictured and there will also be a group of members of the Y.W.C.A. "Division of the St. John Ambulance,

The popular entertainment and feature pages will be in- cluded in the Supplement, with results of inst week's Children's Competition and details of a new contest.

to

Teamy allowance together with

Shanghai and this ment of our Canton visitora (from entertain- which Interport Series no gate was collector) accounts for the sum of $650.78 shown.

Our surplus funda now stand at a figure of $1,082,41, which is consider ed satisfactory,

The Accounts have been audited by Messrs. Lowe, Bingham and Mat- thows.

New Course

9.20 Mrs. Sommers, Mrs. Draper. 9.30 W. T. Yoxall, E. G. Price. 9.44 Mrs. Goldman, Miss Hancock, 9.52 Men. Mackenzie, Miss Steven-

10.00 H. and Mrs. Overy.

son.

BASEBALL OFFICIALS INJURED

National League Umpire Seriously Hurt

Atlanta, Ga., Apr. 2. Automobile accidents sent three prominent baseball men to the Georgia Hospital to iny. They were Branch Rickey, vice-president of the St. Louis Cardinals, William de Witt, treasurer of the Cardinals, and Georgo Parker, National League umpire.

Parker, with a broken left leg, a fractured collar bone, and possible internal injuries, was most seriously hurt.

The gayost

and most sparkling comedy this year!

“Lady, It Looks Like Love!“

When a couple

of goals like you and me go to inghice sany lo marry bankrolls out the window, and when I start talking about getting a job... it must be love.

A gay Vind Dela mor romanics. about a couple of fortune-hunt. • ers who stopped looking when. they found wuch other!

"HANDS ACROSS

THE TABLEZ

A FAIDmount Picture with CAROLE LOMBARD PRED Ma«MURRAY Attrid Allwyn - Ralph Bellamy Directed by Mitchell Lala

At the QUEEN'S -

SUNDAY.

POST OFFICE.

Australia and Manila Stralla Saigon

INWARD MAILS

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U.S.A., Canaria, Japan and Shanghai

(Seattle, 14th March) Shanghai and Amay Shanghai and Swatow Japan

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Rickey was said to be in a serious, but not critical, condition. suffered only minor injuries.United Preas

ARMY XI VERSUS VOLUNTEERS

Football Match On Good Friday

10.

been

The following team selected to represent the Army versus Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps to be played on the Hongkong Foot- ball-Club ground at Happy Valley on Good Friday, April 10, kick off at 3.30 p.m.-

Fus. Rowlands, R.W.F.; L/Cpl. Swain. E. Lan. R. (Captain), and L/Cpl. Steele, E. Lan, R., L/C, Smith, E. Lan. R., L/Cpl. Campbell, B.U.R., and Cpl. Ball, E. Lian, R.; Fus. Coakley,

Pte. Sandford,

R.W.F..

TENNIS LEAGUE Tennis League-Forty-three teams took part an compared with thirty- seven in 1904. This additional sup port was a good sign, and it is hoped that

at least the same number of E. Lan, R., Fus. Evans, R.W.F., Fus. teams will compete this season. Team Talbot, R.W.F., and Pte. Ridings, E. representatives are th be con- Lan, R. gratulated on the showed in getting all their fixtures played off.

keennesa

they

"A" Division.-The Chinese Recrea tion Club entered two teams as com.

MAY LET YOU DOWNpared with three in 1984; the South

IN A CRISIS: Nine men out of ten past middle age are affected with Loss of Vitality, Mental Fag. Restless- .ness, and Glandular Weakness. Medical Science has come their rescue

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HK, Entertainments, $4.70 . S. C. Enterprise $1.85 n. Macao "Greyhounds," $2 n. Constructiona (old), $1% n. Constructions (new), 50 cts. n. Vibro Piling, $4. Ch. Govt, 6% 1925 G.

94% D.

Getting five years younger with.

H. K. Govt. 4%. Loan 5% out taking a rest... Impossible

prm. b.

Wallace Harpers, $4 n. H.K. Govt. 82% Loan par. n. MRS. WHITNEY'S SUCCESSS

Horse Wins Big Race At Bowie

China Athletle Association dropped out and the Club de Recreio entered an additional team. The Chinese Recreation Club once more secured

the championship, winning all their matches, and have thus won it for four years running. The Club de Reerelo were runner-up.

Division.The Hongkong University Graduates Association slid not re-enter, and the Civil Service Cricket Club and Central British As- aeciation, who competed in the "C" Division in 1034, entered teams. The championship, which had been held by Chinese Recreation Club since 1923, was won for the first time by South China Athletic Association, who were undefeated during the wen- The Chinese Recreation Club, were, however, runners-up.

"C Division.Chinese Recreation Club regaired the championship from Bouth China Athletic Association, de Recreio were runners-up, winning all thoir matches. The Club

"D" DivisionChinese Recreationi Club won the championship of this now division without losing a match,

and Radio Sports Club gained the

second place.

Mixed Doubles Division-Ladies you think, defintely possible we of the Association, did not compete. Recreation Club, much to the regret know, our POLISEX Literature Kowloon Cricket Club entered an will tell you how and why.

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DAVIS CUP TEAM WILMER ALLISON APPOINTED TO CAPTAIN U.S. PLAYERS

New York, April 1. The Lawn Tennis Association an- nounced to-day that Wilmer. Allison has been appointed captain of the ment Lister. Cure Borafbed Ankle and | U.S. Davis Cup team, His appoint- ment is due to the liness of Wal- tor Pate, of New York, who was previously named no non-pinying captain.United Press..

Bowie, Apr. 2. Mrs. John Hay Whitney's Binging intense and has moved northeast Wood to-day raced to an easy victory ward, covering Korea, South Japan in the $2,500 added Bowie Inaugura and the neighbouring seas. The tion Handicap, featured attraction on Acupuncture Moxocarale and Bone Battle Pacine depression is still indicated to the Southern Maryland Agricultural Holder of Japanese and Hongkos Gorers the cast of the Visayas, but its post- Association's opening day meeting. Wrist Recommended for many yon by tion and movement are uncertain. The ten-day session officially intro- Local forecast:-N.E, winds, mode duces thoroughbred rate; Ane to cloudy,

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