1939-05-22 — Page 11

PAGE 11.

NEWS OF THE DAY

IN

Hongkong Telegraph

FROM FARCTURER PHOTONEWS

AND

MONDAY, MAY 22, 1930.

HAPPENINGS AS SEEN BY THE CAMERA'S EYE

BANK NOTICES

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA.

Authorised Capital Paid-up Capital Reserve and Undivided

$10,000,000.00

$ 4,504,000,00

Prosta ********. § 1,802,5*0.01 HEAD OFFICE:-HONGKONG, 10, Des Voeux Road, Central BOARD OF DIRECTORS:- Sir Showson Chow, Chairman, Li Koon Chun, Esq.

Wong Chu Bon,

P. K. Kwok. Esq. Wong Yun Tong, Esq. Kan Ying To, Esq. Chand Chung Slick, Esq,FungPingWah, Esq. KAN TONG ro, Eu. Chief Manager.

→LI' THE FONO, Esq.,' Manager, DILANCHES AND AGENCIES:

Seattle Melbourne ̈***** Berriarang

Amay

Manila

Calcutta+ New York

Batavia

Dombay

Nagankl

Shanglial

Haiphong

Part

Hankaw

Peiping

Bingapore Gournbaya Swatow

Honolulu

Penang

Kola

Rangoon

ikowtoon

Salgon

London

San Francisco.

Vancouver

Įs

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

lacorporated by Royal Chayta?*7%

£3,000,000

Paid-up Capital z Reserve Liability of Propriators £3,000,00 Reserve Fund .......... £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE LONDON.

Bishopsgate,,

Sub-Agencies in London 117/122, Leadgshall Street, E. 6. 3. West End Branch:

14/13, Cockspur Firest.

Manchester Branch:

...

2. Stanley Steves, Manchester., 2... AGENCIES AND BRANCHER:

Alor Star

Arklaar Bangkok Batavia

*Hankow forbin

Rangoon

Hongkong

Heremban,

Hollo

Bhanghai

Bombay Coleusto

Ipoh Karachi

Singapore

Billawan

Agencies:

Jelang

Boj

Clive .Bircet

Kobe

Taiping

Kuate

Tientair

Fairli

Lumpur

Tongkat

Ilace'

Couton,

Kuching Madras

(Dhuket)

Taington.

Cawnpore

Manila

Yokcharge

Afedan

Now York

Polping

Peking)

Penang

M

THE PHOTOGRAPHS ON THIS PAGE' WERE TAKEN BY THE "TELEGRÀPI!" STAFF PHOTO- GRAPHER AT THE RECENT OPENING GAME, OF THE LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE.

Upper Left: Mr. A. M. Xavier, of Recreio "B"

In action with Mezars. J. W. M. Brown and G. Lee of the K.C.C. looking an.

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+

Upper Right: A worm's eye view of Mr. J. Hyde sending his wood down the green.

Left: Mr. F. Goodwin, the K.C.C, skip of No. 1

rink signals his approval of a delivery by one of his team. Beside him is seen Mr. F. X Saares, the

opposing skip.

Right: Messrs. II. Nish, J. W, M. Brown and V. Labrum caught by the photographer gazing intently towards the other end of the green where the woods

are lying,

Every description of Banking and Ex- changa business transacted. Loans grant

ed on approved accritics.

Ilamburg

General

Current Accounts opened in Local Cur Cebu rency and Fixed Deposlis recolved for Colombo one year or shorter periods in Local and Dalli Foreign Currencies on terms which will) Haiphong be quoted on application.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and Safe Deposit Boxes To Let.

Danking Business transnrted. KAN TONG ro,

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Yogy or hotter periods in Local or Other Cre rencies at rates which will be quoted on application,

Arañagor.

King And Queen

Chat With Journalists

Oltawa, May 20. For the first time in history Their with Majesties chatted informally American, Canadian and British newspaper men and women at a re- ception in Ridenuhall. Eighty people? were present.

Most of the men wore formal morning dress with top hats, though

men

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also be in Local Currency and Sterling wifi tnjedril allowed at rates obtainable on application. The Bank's Ficad Omea Berdon underinkes Executor Trustee Business, and claims recover 8 British Inco Tax overpaid, on terms which may certained at any of dis Agencler Branches,

12. A CAMIDGE,

Manager.

ALL-GIRL BAND

me

Swing music provided by Anna-

Saturd

many were in ordinary street dress. bella's All-Girl band at the China Each

was introduced by name. The Emporium Cabaret on bowed low and the women evening drew a capacity crowd. curtseyed,

The band, comprising eight Russian The Queen who was dressed in women musicians, came from Hanoi blue lace afternoon gown, and wore where they have just completed a two ropes of pearls, preceded the muccessful cason at the "Taverne.”“ King. Both smiled and shook hands. They left longkong yesterday by the halting to chat.

The New York correspondent usk-steamer Klangsu for Shanghala ed: "Don't you get red of all this?" Miss E. M. Riskina, leader of the The King smiled, "Yes, sometimes, band, has two brothers playing in but don't you men have dimculty the Shanghai Municipal Orchestra. getting through lines sometimes?""

The Queen asked another many words he was telegraphing.

He replied: "About 7,500," "Oh, so much!" exclaimed the Queen-United Press.

how

MAJESTIES IMPRESSED

Ottawa, Muy 20.

The King and Queen received about 80 Press correspondents who are travelling in the pilot train ac- companying the Royal train, 10- Rether with members of the Ottawa Parliamentary Press gallery, at Government Housс carly last evening.

Their Majesties were impressed when informed that no fewer than 750 Journalists Dro

present covering the Royal tour.-Reuter. ;

DAZZLING SPECTACLE 1. GLORIOUS FUNSTERS ! Filmed in Wondrous TECHNICOLOUR 1 §

Joanotte MacDONALD

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"SWEETHEARTS”

SEE! SOUTH AFRICA

& SOUTH AMERICA

-By-

Above: Mr. C. L. Basto de livering a good shot.

Left: Mr. W. J. M. Brown is seen here chalking up the name of his team prior to the start of their match with the Recreio last week- end.

Below: Mr, W, Hyde; of the K.C.C. team, delivering, a shot.

tight: Mr, Mulcahy In a fine action study,

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