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Secretary.

HONGKONG PANAMA FREIGHT

CONFERENCE. W. F. ARNDT, Hongkong, January 26, 1937.

OFFICIAL NOTICE.

PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A

SHIP'S NAME

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

THE "STAR” FERRY CO., LTD.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1937.

·THE CORONATION LONDON CEREMONY,

DETAILS

CINEMA NOTES

The following notice, giving the

Presenting that sudden young lady, arrangements made in London for

Virginia Field, Sudden la the name the Coronation of His Majesty King for Virginia, even to the making of George VI and Her Majesty Queen important decisions. It is doubtful

the was received from Elizabeth,

If the lovely young actress, who featured with Arthur Treacher and Colonial Secretariat yesterday:

David

"Thank You, We are authorised by the Earl

Niven In

Twentieth Century-Fox Men's Marshal to state that the following Deves!" arrangements for the Coronation ever!

picture showing at the Queen' Theatre to-day, will ever reconcile the King. (At the request of the celebrations have been approved by Lord Chamberlain the Earl Marshal herself to studied, leisurely decision again. She has too much luck with has included the dates approved by

Field was sent to Vienne a little more His Majesty for Courts, Levers and her impulses. Born in London, Miss Investitures.).

than

a year ago, to attend school. Programme of. Events.

Just two days after her arrival, she As at present approved by His The Register of Shares of the

produc- was offered a role in a stage from Majesty, the programme of events Company will be CLOSED

and immediately gave up all is as follows:

thoughts

to school to become an Friday, the 29th January, 1937, to

actress. Virginia accepted on the spot and departed for Hollywood. Friday, the 6th February, 1937,

Monday 10, Arrival of Envoys Four hours after landing in the both daya inclusive,

was prepar movie capital, Virginia and Deputations, State Banquet.

ing for her first screen role. In Thank You, Jeeves!" Virginia plays the "Lady in distress," with Arthur Treacher as Wodo

as Wodehouse's impertur- babje "gentleman's

Notice to Shareholders. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE THIRTY - NINTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING OF THIS COMPANY will be hold WE, MELCHERS AND COM-at the Office of Messrs. Jardine, PANY of Queen's Building, Hong Matheson & Co., Ltd., on Friday, owners the 5th February, 1937, at 11 a.m., Kong on behalf of the hereby give notice that in conse for the purpose of receiving the quence of a stipulation in

the Report of the Directors together purchase agreement, wo have with a Statement of Accounts for Secretary.applied to the Board of Trade, the year ended 31st December,

under Section 47 of the Merchant 1936." Shipping Act, 1894, in respect of the ship "Bromerhaven of Hong Kong Ofeial number: 169458 of Shippers are hereby informed Itgross tonnage 1.698.38 tons, regis has been decided to increase ter tonnage 958.89 tons, heretofore freight rates by approximately owned by Norddeutscher Lloyd of 16% effective as from March 1, Bremen, Germany for the permis 1937. A new tariff is now in pre-alon paration,

HONGKONG PHILIPPINE ISLANDS FREIGHT CONFERENCE. · W. F. ARNDT,

Secretary. Hongkong, January 26, 1937.

NOTICE.

HONG KONG/CALCUTTA FREIGHT CONFERENCE. Foreign and Chinese Shippers.

NOTICE la hereby given that as from the 1ST MARCH, 1937, rates

to change her name to "ISLAND TRADER" and to have her registered in the new name at the Port of Hong Kong as owned by Inter Island Shipping Co. Pty. Ltd.

Any objections to the proposed change of name must be sent to the Registrar of Shipping at Hong Kong within seven days from the appearance of this advertisement. Dated at Hong Kong this 28th day of January, 1937,

MELCHERS & CO.

CONFERENCE.

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Schedules showing tariff rates as from the 1ST MARCH, 1937, are now in course of preparation and will be issued shortly.

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May

Wednesday 5, Court. Thursday 0, Court.

Tuesday 11, Presentation of "Ad- dressed And Loyal Greetings by Prime Ministers of the Dominions and by representatives of India and of the Colonial Empire.

Luncheon party by the King and

tion

Niven as the

Arthur Woosier

and Davis

Queen at Buckingham Palace for elongated bean-rol Treacher,

British Commonwealth Representa LiveR.

Dinner party by the Duke Gloucester.

Wednesday 12, Coronation. Em- pire Broadcast in the evening by the King.

A swift moving comedy made for laud laughs from Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer, the Hal Roach Studio, "Mis- ter Cinderella" is coming to King's Theatre to-day. The

POST

OFFICE.

POSTAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Public are reminded that the postage on Printed Papers, Commercial Papers, Samples and Small Packets must be fully pre- paid. Inaut ciently prepaid Printed Papers etc. are not forwarded.

VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Letters, Postcards and Samples for Europe and South America are forwarded "via Siberia" If so perscribed.

Japan Japan

Shanghai

Shanghal

Shanghai

Japan

INWARD MAILS:

Canada, U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shanghol (Vancouver B.C., 9th January and Europe vin Siberia (London date 4th Janu-

Japan Java

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Mayebashi Maru

January 23.

Nellore

January 20.

Potsdam

January 28,

Tyndarcus

January 20.

Bungalore

January 29.

Calculia Maru

January 29,

Emp. of Japan Eumacus

January 20.

January 20.

of

Bertie

always con-

his vulses movie audiences with "fawncy buttling" plays the Imper- turbable Jeeves, and David Niven as the

crackpot. omlable

Dertle Wooster.

"Mister Cinderella"

Amoy

Sirdhana

January 29.

the

Japan and Shanghai

Shanghai and Swntow

Terukuni Maru Sinktong

January 20.

January 30.

U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shank-

hal (San Francisco, 4th January).. Tatsuta 'Maru .... Straits

January 30.

Behar

January 31,

Straits and Europe via Negapatam (Letters and Papers) London, 31st December 1938 Straits

Katori Maru

January 31

Roggeveen

January 31.

Hawall Maru

.February 1.

Tjlnegara

February 1..

Victoria

.February 1.

Flintshire

Krimsang

.February

Sarpedon

.February 2.

Calcutta and Straits

Tilawa

„February 2.

Australia and Manila. Straits

Tonda

February 3.

Straits and Europe via Suez (Letters

and

Teucor

.February 3.

papers) London 7th January,

and London Parcels, London date 31st December, 1930

Carthage

¡February 4.

Java and Manila

Tiisaluk

February 4.

Japan and Shanghat

Rawalpindi

.February 6,

Aramis

.February 6.

Eridan

.February 7,

Thursday 13, State Banquet. Friday 14, Dinaer to the King and Queen by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, at the Foreign Office. Court Bail, Buckingham Palace. Saturday 15, Reception for, and departure of, Foreign Envoys and Deputations.

and

. Sunday 16, (Whit Sunday). Monday 17, (Whit Monday). Wednesday 19, The King Queen drive to and lunch at the Guildhall.

Thursday 20, Naval Review by the

the

the

chief players and Jack Haley.

Include Betty Furness, Arthur Full credits go to Edward Sedgwick who directed the picture and the stren

an efforts of Belty Furness. uous thespian Best laughs are contained in

artes and natural plat repartee and anappy situations. There's the familiar trip- reception. ping of society folks at the accidental fire in a cabin on an with the pretty isolated island heroine disrobed to dry her clothes, the dumb hero's mud effort to pro- cure clothes after he loses his swim- trunks, the musical comedy like r hound on Wednesday 26, Birthday of Queen the loose, the outraged brother Mary.

who's going to get his man, mad races up and down the beach and madder ones inside the

King,

Monday 24, Empire Day. The King and Queen attend Service at St. Paul's Cathedral (Pinin Clothes). Tuesday 25, Dinner to the King and Queen by the Prime Minister, at 10 Downing Street.

Court Ball, Buckingham Palace. Thursday 27, The King and Queen

mine who acts

will be present at an evening recep are some of the excalatial home

tlon by the London County Council.

Friday 28, Levce,

June

Wednesday 9, Offelni celebration of the King's. Birthday.

Trooping of the Colour.. Thursday 10, Investiture. Friday 11. Investiture.

Tuesday 22, Levee. Garden Party, Buckingham Paince.

Sunday 27, Review of Ex-Service 0814/08 Men by the King... July

110%/1194 110/116 105/%/105,

KINGSBE

OPENING SATURDAY

SHE'S THE “TAPS!”"

The lovely dancing and sing. Ing star of "Broadway Melody of 1936" is back! In the most dazzling merry-go-round of love, fun and music ever created: Glorious Cole Porter songs... hundreds of dimpled darlings... it'll dance and laugh its way into your heart!

BORN TO DANCE

starting

ELEANOR

Lowell

JAMES

STEWART

VIRGINIA

BRUCE

Una Markal • Sid Slivers FrancesLangford »Raymond, Walburn Alan Dinehart

Buddy Ebsan

Dirasted by Ray Dal Ruth

Predited Up

Juck Cummings

You'll be singing those.

7. HOT HIT-TUNES

BY COLE PORTER "Easy to Lovačk

"I've Got You Under

My Skin"

[“Swingin' the Jinx Away”!

"Hey, Babe, Hay" - "Rap-Tap on Wood” "Rolling Home”, “Love Me, Love My

Fakiness"

Yeuro fokluyn Mayer neturi

October

ARE YOU HIGHLY STRUNG?

(Continued From Page 6.) |----46.---Consult fortune-tellera,

or are superstitious?

47 Have a haunting fear of death, or of old age, insanity, cancer or other disease; water, darkness?

48. Cannot hold a job for long, or have never found a job that suited you?

49. Prefer books to people, or find it difficult to start a con- versation with a stranger to whom you are introduced?

Thursday 1, Court.

scenes in this hilarious picture. Such capable players

Toby ne

Wing, Morgan Wallace, John Ilyams and Leila Mc- Intyre are also featured in the sup- porting cust,

"He Was Her Man"

"He Was Her Man", a new Warner Bros. production with un unique love theme showing

Oriental at the Theatre on Friday and Saturday with James Cagney and Jenn Blondell in the stellar roles. The

The pleture is sald be a highly dramatic underworld

unscrupulous thoroughly charneler who has a way with wo Wednesday 14 and Thursday 15, men and takes his love where he Visit by the King and Queen to. finds it. The role is enacted by Wales.

Monday July 3, to Friday July 0.- Visit by the King and Queen to Scotland.

Thursday 22, Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.

Procession Routes

The place of the Review of Ex- Service Men will be announced later. Routes of the Processions on the day of the Coronation:

From Buckingham Palace by way of the west and north sides of the

Memorial, The Victoria

Mall, side Arch, south Admiralty Trafalgar Square, Whitehall, east and south sides of Parliament Square, and Broad Sanctuary, to the West Entrance of Westminster Abbey.

of

of

The return route will be from Westminster Abbey by way of the Broad Sanctuary, west and north sides of Parliament Square, Bridge street, Victorin Embankment, Northumberland Avenue, south side

Square, Trafalgar

Cockspur Street, Pall Mall, St. James's Street, 50. Are addicted to giggling: Piccadilly, west side of Piccadilly or to some such mannerism as Circus, Regent Street, Oxford Circus, constant fidgetiness, finger- Oxford Street, through the Marble and central gate opposite, East drumming, nail-biting, lip-bit- Carriage Road in Hyde Park, Hyde ing, chewing and sucking, Park Corner, through central arch knuckle-chewing, thumb-suck of the screen, by Constitution Hill, ing, ear-pulling, nose-twitching, and the north, cast and couth sides

of the Victoria. Memorial. twitching of face, neck, or Buckingham Palace. shoulder, jaw-clenching, un- conscious grunting,

crossing

Visit to the Guildhall

to

Camer

of a

with Miss Blondell playing the part of a woman of the street who is about to

15

put her

her past behind her man when she becomes infotu- ated with this rogue with a magnetic personality. Victor Joty has the fol of the fisherman lover while others In the cast Include Frank Craven,- Russell Hopton, Ralfe Harold, Sarah- Padden, John Qualen, George Clan- dler and Samuel E. Hines. The ple- ture is set for the most part in the old shing village on picturesque background of an

the Pacific Coast near Monterey where Cagney is hid- ክር

The Warner Bros, company spent several weeks at the village making atmospheric exteriors. The picture is based on an original story by Robert Lord.

ing out.

"Damaged Lives" Devotees of the motion picture will and something different in Alm entertainment nt the Alhambra Theatre, with "Damaged Lives," which opens to-day, a Weldon Pro- duction, which is sponsored by the 'conveys

Intense interest, but it also con

a' definite icsson to both. adults and adolescents of the danger lurking for

to "social

Their Majesties

the thoughtless in the so-called diseases." It tells In gripping fashion of a young boy who, just prior to his marriage,

foolishly, and almost inguiled into a

affair On the journey to the Guildhall, and uncrossing legs, bending the King and Queen will travel by

with a woman he takes home from

When she later dis- a gay party. matches, twisting your hair into the direct route along the Strand,

covers that she has, unknown to her- spikes, adjusting your glasses Fleet Street, St. Paul's Churchyard

Belf, been infected with venereal dis- and Cheapside. constantly. O-filling (filling in will return by way of Queen Victoria ease, she fears for the boy's health the O's in any print with your Street and the Embankment,

and warns him, and then, in despair

mmits

suicide. Now married, pen or pencil), making eccentric Street Decorations and Floodlighting

Is horrified to Street Decorations, unless damaged boy is

to learn but characteristic - drawings on

contracted by

the weather, will remain in place physician that he also be from his blotters, telephone pads, etc. until midnight on Thursday, the disease and transmitted it to his automatic paper-tearing and May 27. Floodlighting of selected wife, and that it may imperial the buildings in London will be carried health of the baby that is soon to be spill-making, etc.

out on the evening of Wednesday, born. The working out of their sal- May 12, and on subsequent evenings vation by their doctor is at one and up to Whit Monday, May 17 in- the same time, excellent screen en- clusive,

tertainment, and a definite message of hope to those already victims of this molady, or others who might Inter contract it.

RADIO BROADCAST (Continued from Page 7.)

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21.540 k.c. 19.54 metres

4.10 6,110 k..

metres 18,120 k

19.76 meta 15,10 .. 19.60 melrys ¡Transmission' 1

(0.8.3. 0.4.O., 0.8.0.)

4 p.m.

5 p.m. 5.20 p.m.

Big Dan. Scrapbook for 1021.* Food for Thought."

Hold of the tourn.' 6.40 p.m. The News and Announcement. Greenwich Time Bignal at 5.68 pm. Transmission 2

by

(0.8.D., 0.8.0., G.S.IL.).

v.m. Die Bete A Sonata Recital

Harold Fairhurst (Viola) and fetty Bullon (Pianoforte), 7.80 p.m. John Landoner at Hom A p.m. Variety. 8.15.v.m. The Trocadero Cinema Orchestra. 5.0 pm. The Hews and AnnouncementEv Grownwich Time Bignal at 0.35 p.m. 1.14 p.m.. Muslost. Comedy Overtake. 9.15 p.m. Food for Thought."

Translation 3

(as, Gaz, GARN

Publio Accommodation

The following statement has also been issued:

The Coronation Committee has had under consideration the arrange- ments, to be made as to the stands. and other reserved accommodation to be provided on properly under the control of the OMẹo of Works. The Committee's first consideration has been to refrain as far as possible from encroaching upon ground to which the general public can claim a right of access without payment, and from which a reasonable view of the Coronation Procession can be obtained by persons standing at ground level. Subject to this con- sideration, siends to the fullest possible capacity from the seats of which a view will be obtainable without obstruction by trees, etc., are being or will be erected along the east side of the East. Carriage Drive In Hyde Park and in Hamil ton Place Gardens, on both sides of in the Queen Victoria Memorial Gardens and on

10 p.m. Dan. Tom Jerskine, at the Constitution Hill,

Organ of the

Fass. Ciomas,

The

modation for approximately 85,000 persons in all,

In addition, standing, space for approximately 30,000 persons will be reserved in Constitution. Hill and at the Queen Victoria Memorial and on the pavements round Parliament Square and in the vicinity of the Palace of. Westminster,

The seats on, the stands, for which a charge will be made, and the frea standing space will be allocated in accordance with a' schema which, after providing a number for visitors from the Dominions, India and the Colonies, will allow of an allotment of seats and standing room, to re- presentatives of as many facets of the national life as possible, Ca

municipal, professional, official, labour, ele.

The actual selection of these national and other services and activities is having careful con-

10.30 p.m. "Round the World Away 1 both sides of the Mall, on altes within: eration,

11.15 p.m. The Bournainonta Musicians op. 12.30 6.m. "The Newp and Aromunskméni ---- Ozarawish Time Signal at-15-4) ma

1940 am. Dasce: Muile.

the precincts of the Palace of West-

No applications for tickets from minster, and in Parliament Square, and in the garden ground attached individuals can be considered either Whitehall Gardens along, the by the Coronation Committee or by imbankment, to provide accom- the Office of Works

Shanghai Shanghai

Calcutta and Straits Straits

Shanghai Salgon

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