1939-05-22 — Page 35

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NEWS OF THE DAY

IN PICTURES

Hongkong

Telegraph

FROM FAR AND NEAR PHOTONEWS

·MONDAY, MAY 22, 1939,

HAPPENINGS

AS SEEN BY THE CAMERA'S EYE

BANK NOTICES

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA,

Authorised Capital

Paid-up Capital

$10,000,000.00:

.....2,082,232.01

Reserve and Undivided... 5,090,000.00

Profit TIBAD OFFICE HONGKONG 10. Des Voeux Road, Central

+

BOARD OF DIRECTORS—

Bir Shouson Chow, -Chairman.

Li Lan Bang, Esc), Li Koon Chun, Esq.

Wong Chu Bon, Esq. P.K.Kwok, Esq. Wong Yun Tong, Esq. Kan Ying Po, Far. Chang Chung Bhek, kaq.FungPingWah,kaq.. KAN TONG PO, KH, Chler Manager. L THE FONG, Erg.. Manager. BRANCHES, AND AGENCIES:

Manila Melbourne, Nagarah!

Paris

Penang

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter 1833

1............ #3,000,000 Paid-up Capital Proprietors 22.000.000

£3,000,000

Reserva Liability of Iteservo Fund

..

AND HEAD OPIERATANDON.

#ishopsgate, E.C.L Fab-Agencies in Londoni 217/322, Leadenhail Breet, K. C.

West End Brancht 14/16, Cockapue Street, B.W.J. Manchester Tranchi

82, Manicy Street, Manchester, 2.

A

MOENCIES AND DRANCHES:

Alor Starflankow....

Nambay

Amoy, Batavia

Reailto

Jangbon

Bemarang

Amritsar

Marbin

Haison

Bombay

Ananghai

Bangkok Hongkong

Beremban

Calculta

New York

Bingapore

Intovin

Haiphong

Hankow

Pelping

Sourabaya Swatow

Bharthal Singapore

Stonolulu

Sydney

Cuti Klang.

Katachi N

Sitiawan

Saurabaya

Kobe

Hangoon

Tientsin

Kowloon

Salton

Vancouver

London

Ban Francisco

Clive

Kobo

Kunla Birret

*Taiping

...Tientsin

Fairilo

Litripur

Tongkan

Place Kuching

(huket)

Mauran

Teingisn

Cawnpore-Manila

Yokohama

Medan

Now York"!↓

Petning

(Peking);

THE PHOTOGRAPHS ON THIS PAGE WERE TAKEN BY THE “TELEGRAPH" STAFF PHOTO. GRAPHER AT THE RECENT. OPENING GAME OF THE LAWN. BOWEN LEAGUE.

Upper Left: Mr. A. M. Xavier, of Recrelo ""* -

in action with Messrs. J. W. M. Brown and G. Lee

of the K.C.C. looking on.

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

Lefl: Mr. F. Goodwin, the K.C.C. skip of No. 1 rink signals his approval of a delivers by one of his team. Beside him is seen Mr. F. X. Soares, the opposing skip.

Right: Messrs. II. Nisli, J. W. M. Brown and V. Labrum caught by the photographier gazing intently towards the other end of the green witere the woods Are lying.

Every description of Banking and Ex- change business transected. Louns grant Canton ed on approved securities. •

Current Accounts opened in Local Cur-Cehu Delhi reney and Fixed Deposits received for Colombo one year or shorter periods in Local and Foreign Curreboles on terms which will Haiphong be quoted on application,

Bate Deposit Boxes To Let

KAN TONG PU,

Homburg Penang

TORFIGN

EXCHANGE and General Banking Business transseted.

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and Manager.FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year

King And Queen Chat With Journalists

Ottawa, May 20. For the first time in history Their Majesties chatted informally withi

and British American, Cunadian newspaper men and women at a re- ception in Rideouhall, Eighty people were present.

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

or shorter periods in Local or Other Cur

irencies at rate will be quoted on-

applications.

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in Local Currency and Sterling with Interest allowed at rates obtainable on application. The Bank's. Head Office in London I undertakes Executor & Trusice business, and claims recovery at British Income Tax overpald, on terms which may ba of, its Agencies & ascertained at any Branches.

A CAMIDGE,

Manager

ALL-GIRL BAND

Swing music provided by Anna- Saturday many were in ordinary street dress.bella's All-Girl band at the China Each was Introduced by name, The Emporium Cabaret on

FICTI

curlseyed.

bowed low and the women evening drew a capacity crowd.

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

The New York correspondent ask-steamer Kiangsu for Shanghai," ed: "Don't you get tired of all this?" Miss E. M. Risidino, leader of the

King

smiled, "Yes, sometimes, band, has two brothers playing in ut don't

you men have difficulty the Shanghai Municipal Orchestra. getting through lines sometimes?"

The

but

how

The Queen asked another many words he was telegraphing..

He replied: "About 7,500. "Oh, 50 much!" exclaimed that Queen-United Press.

MAJESTIES IMPRESSED

Oltawa, May 20.

The King and Queen received about 80 Press correspondents who are travelling in the pilot train ne- companying the Royal, train, to-

with members of gether

the Ottawa Parliamentary Press gallery, at Government House carly last evening.

Ther Majestles were impressed

DAZZLING SPECTACLE ! GLORIOUS FUNSTERS! Filmed in Wondrous TECHNICOLOUR !

Jeanetto

Nelson MacDONALD. EDDY

in

when informed that no fewer than "SWEETHEARTS”

750

journalials

are at

present

covering the Royal tour.-Reuter

SEE! SOUTH AFRICA

& SOUTH AMERICA

By

Above: Mr. C. H, 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 Recrelo last week- end.

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

Night: Mr. Mulcahy in a fing action study.

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