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12.30 Military Band Music will Peter Dawson (Bass).

The Standard of St. George-Quick

·March (Alford),...Massed Bands of the Aldershot and Eastern Commands, conducted by W. H. Campbell; Brl- tain's Heritage (Medley of Patriotic Songs); Intro: Hearts of Oak; The Old Brigade; Lads In Navy Blue; Here's a health unto His Majesty; Rule

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NOTICE is hereby given that tho NINETEENTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of Share- holders of the Hongkong Engincar- ing &

Construction Company, Limited, will be held at the offices of Messrs. Sir Elly Kadoorio & Sona, St. George's Building, Chater Road, Hong Kong, on Wednesday, the 30th April, 1941, at 12 o'clock (noon), for the purpose of receiv- Ing the Roport of the Board of Directors and Statement of Accounts for the year ended on the 31st December, 1940, and olecting Directors and Auditors.

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Wednesday,

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

April 23, 1941.

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS.

of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 28th day of April, 1941, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of ono Lot of Crown Land at Stubba Road, in the Colony of Hong Kong. for a term of 21 years.

Intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dispo sal of the lot the Purchaser (if not the applicant) will be required| to deposit with an authorised officer who will be present at the sale, the sum

of two hundred

dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum will be refunded-on payment of the Purchase price. Secretary. PARTICULARS OF

B. ALVES,

Hong Kong, 17th April, 1941.

NOTICE

WANTED (temporarily) Euro- pean Inspector of Works. Salary $450.00 a month.

Application forms may. be obtained from the Correspondence Office, Public Works Department, Lower Albert Road.

Britannia....Fe

Peter Dawson (Bass); reach the

noon

Applications should be sent to Director of Eublic (Trayton Adams);

Worka not Inter than Britannia--Slow March (orr, Trayton Monday, 28th April, 1941,

Bands of the and Eastern Commands

Drako's Drum

..

by Burgess; Britain's FOR THE PROTECTION Heritage (Medley of Patriotic Songs);

OF CHILDREN

Intro.; Soldiers

Red,

of the King; Private

Tommy Atkins; British Grenadiers; White and Blue...Peter Dawson (Basa); English

English Foll Songs and Dances; Intro:

John

John Barleycorn

I Walked

As

What to do to help a child

BOU! Bingo; Dashing ill-treated in

Anyone knowing of a child who hing been assaulted, .neglected, or a manner Ilkely to through the Away with the Smooting iron cause unnecessary suffering or Injury Drunken Sallor: to health, or knowing of a parent Nancy's Fancy;

Bacca Pipes Jis: Of

Heave Away

Mow; The Crystal Sony; Barley concerning a child, would be doing

Regimental an net if kindness by communicating Guards

con-at once with-

The Hon.

General Secretary,

The Inspector, 49, Pokfulam Road, 1st floor.

The Inspector, 82 Stone Nallah

Band of H. M. Irish

It. Willcocien ducted by Lieut. G. II. Good Green Acres of Home (Kahai II.K.S.P.C., Old City Hall. and Fain)....Peter Dawson (Bass); Sussex by the Sea-March (Ward Higgs)....The Band of H. M. Royal Air Force conducted by Flight-Lt. Amors with Malo Chorus,

1.00 Local Timo Signal,

1.01 Variety.

Lane,

2nd, Floor.

The Inspector, 12 Sal Yeung Chol St., Kowloon.

The Inspector,. 52, Argyle St., Kowloon.

All further steps will be taken, and

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be

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The following rates will Song of Liberty (Pomp and Circums-

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M. of the following newspapers Coldstream Guards, condu

conducted by Capt. Causley

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2.10 Close Down.

6.45 Indian Programme. 6.30 Closing Local Stock Quota-

tions

6,32 Topical Wartime Danos Musio. 7.00 London Relay-The News. 7.15 London Relay-Talk: "From the Old Country.".

Gllbert and Yeomen of the

7.30 Excerpta from

Sullivan's

Guard."

**The

8.00 Local Time Signal,

8.02 Compositions of Edward Ger-

MAD.

8.30 Studio-"British Prose Wri- tera" No, 5: Carlylo.

Talk by Father T. Ryan, s. 8.50 Erie Coates-"London Again"

Salte.

9.00 London Relay-The News, 9.15 London Relay-"Questions of the Hour",

0.80. A Programme of English Bat- Inds and Popular Music.

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China and Macao' 14 cents per copy 10 cents Saturdays British and Foreign 20 cents per copy 25 cents Saturdays.

No. of Sale.

Registry Nor

Garden Lot

Locality

No. 119.

Stubbs Road, adjoining Inland

Lot No. 5749.

THE LOT.

Boundary Measurements

N. 6. E W.

fest feel for Certi

as per sale plan.

The purchaser, of the lot will be required to pay to the auctioneer in cash the sum of $38.00 (being 10% of the upset price) im- mediately after the fall of the hammier, the balancea- of the premium being paid in accordance with the Conditions of Sale.

Annual Meeting

Of The Social

Service Centre

Geoffry Northcote, was present at the His Excellency the Governor, Sir annual meeting the Social Service Centre of the Churches at St John's Hall yesterday. Hon. Mr R. A. C. North, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, presided.

Review of Year

Reviewing the activities of the Centre, Miss N. E. Eliot said in part: Much of our time, ns in the previous year, has been given to work of an emergency character; there has been also

but

number of appeals for hen Mercising

AMERICAN FIGHTERS, IN FAR EAST-Ready for action in the Far East are these Ameri- * can-built Curtiss Hawks of the Royal Netherlands East Indies Air Force, shown on the line at a big air base at Bandoeng, Java, They were designed for combat and to intercept

bombers.

After

Returns Years in Arctic

Explorer

Two

TWO and a half years after he vanished into the Arctic wastes of Baffin Island, Thomas Henry Manning, 29-years-old ex-Harrow and Cambridge man, has returned to civilisation. The news of his return is announced in cable from Mon- treal. It said simply: "Manning English Arctic explorer returned civilisation to- day.".

Dr Colijn Forced Out

As

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Manning, whose home is in Dallington, Northampton, was the leader of a party of four young Cambridge graduates who in Reserve Fund and Rest........... 1936 sef out to explore the uncharted west coast of Baffin Island.

Even then he had already spent two years alone in the Canadian Arctic.

One member of his 1936 ex-

Editor edition, 28-years-old Reynolds

The Dutch press has always had a high standard. Even un- der. the German occupation the great Netherlands journals have.

endeavoured to maintain that

standard, to the displeasure of it, penalise objectivity or inde- the Nazi authorities who censor

pendence, and seek to co-ordinate it to the press of the Reich.

This they seek to do incon-i

Bray, lost his life.

With

one companion. Patrick Baird, cousin of Lord Stonehaven, Bray was In a small whaling boat off Batin Land when it was crushed like an eggshell by ice. Bray was drowned.

Baird scrambled from the water and walked 50 miles over the ice

Eskimo out to civilisation with the pack to Igloollk 200 miles inside the Arctic Circle. There he seni an news of Bray's death.

"Hongkong

Naturalist” Published

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Every

D. BENSON,

Manager.

Owing to war conditions, throwing

TRUSTEE AND EXECUTORSNIP reat deal of extra work on to the

UNDERTAKEN.

1040 has been delayed, and was only Local Currency and Sterling on terms that editorial staff of the "Hongkong Na-

Current Accounts opned in Local Cur turalist," the concluding issue for rency and Fixed Deposits received in

may be nicertained on application. off the press recently. However, it is full value for the money, and forms Ship Wedding

a double number, Manning was then on Baffin Island volume.

An editing the tenth note draws to the increasing costs of needed it is applied and editorial girl, when he married at Cape Dor- chairs become vacant, writes a set, North-west Territory, in 1938. cach issue: for

The wedding ceremony was on the "Naturalist" has had no outside aid some years the London correspondent,

Aretle

patrol ship Nascople. The except occasional subscriptions from present Lord Tweedsmulr was best feaders and supporters, and an

towards the

heavy cost well

spiciously, but when force is with his wife, a Halifax, Nova Scotia, į attention, and the mounting loss on

of

out-

Dr Collin has now been com- pelled to resign by the Nazis, for the knowledge and experience he placed at the disposal of his news- paper-have for some timeTMIncur red their wrath.

of bringing illustrated

and

out an authoris

POST OFFICE

The Printed Matter Service to the following places in China is tem- porarily suspended: Yunnan, Sze-- chuen, Kwelchow, Hunan, Fukien

Amoy and,

Kulangau), Kwangsl, North and East

wangtung.

of

It certainly would be a pity were the (except

Τα

cense publication,

He was 21 when he and Barily, or be

von

20 Years Connection One of Holland's most dis- man. The wedding ring was made is made now to would-be subscal local tinguished editors was Dr Colijn, the by the chief engineer of the Nascople for donations people who are our first responsibili- former Premier, who after his re- from engine fittings. ty. One of the most distressing

before the signation shortly

The Arctic has always fascinated| parts

printed break of. this

is the appeal comes so often

the Manning. war returned to from applicants who have

"Standaard," been in

a Conservative news- much better circumstances and who paper of considerable political in- both Old Harrovians, went to the find it difficult to ask for relief. For fluence,

with which he had been Scandinavian mountains on the

ten years of existence and

Lunduly such the latter is most covertly connected for twenty years.

frequently

fringe of the Arctle during vacation. lishing a name and status recognised given in the form of small loans and

Darkness fell one night when they It is encouraging to note that a num-

were some distance from a Lapp ber of these loans are refunded as

village. soon as their circumstances

improve. We have been appalled, specially of late, at the increased

number of those who show signs of

under- nourishment and weakness. We have had many at the point

of starvation and many times have had to call in the ambulance to convey them to the hospital for immediate attention. In the case of starving children we can now meet the need on the spot, hav- ing been given an electric hot plate. Through the kindness of this friend. hot milk or gruel can now be given to such special cases.

We welcome any new move that is now being made to regulate the prices of fuel and of the staple food of these underprivileged people, realising that in this way such dire need will be in great measure re-

Mr Rewi Alley Ineved.

Hongkong

Consolidating the existing co- operative units throughout Free China and organising them Into a strong national federation form the Sally Horner (Traditional); Floral keynote of the Chinese Industrial Danca (Moss).....Brian Lawrance Co-operatives programme for the with Fred Hariicy and his Quinlet; current year, declared Mr Rowi Fantasin on British Sea Songs (arr. Alley, technical expert and chief ad- by Sir II. J. Wood) Intro.: Bugles viser to the C.1.C., in an interview Admiral's Salute; Action; General yesterday. Assembly; Landing The Ramy Songs-Anchor Welch'd four-month tour of Szechuan, south

Double-Extend and

Mr Alley, who just completed a Close. Sea and Saucy

Henry J. Shansi, south-west Honan, Kansu and Wood com Arethusa

Andon Sym- ather provinces, where he inspected phony Orchestra; Fairings; Como to

mo to the Industrial co-operatives, arrived the Fair. (Songs of the Fair" East- in Hongkong from Chungking a few hopo Martin)...Percy Heming (Barl- days ago, tone); This England; Intro.: Fanfare; Here's a Health Unto His Majesty Hongkong, Mr Alley will return to Following a few weeks' stay in Ronst

Beet of Old England (Vocal); the interior. No definite Itinerary, Sir Roger do Coverly; Cherry (vocal): Como Lasses and

Ripe however, has yet been fixed, Lads; Vicar (Vocal) Drink to me only; Lincolnshire Poacher: A Fine

old Gentleman (vocal); Lass of

Moor baht

at (vocal); Sally in our Alley: There's

Tavern in the Town: Beltish Grena

of

the

Weddings

The following forthcoming wed-

dlers: John Peel (vocal) Hero's a

adings-are.announced: Health Unto His Majesty....Debroy Somers Band with Vocaliste; Devon- shire. Cream and Cider (Curzon and Sande

Tin From

Somerset and Sanderson)....Mal- colm McEachern (Bass),

RAB News in French (on Short WAYO Only),

10.00 Studio Our letter from Free 10.15. London Relay--/England and St. George',

China:*

10.30 London Kelar-/B1, George's DAY!

11.00 Class Down,

minister of religion, of the Methodist Eileen Loosby, bank clerk, of 438 Mission at Fatahan, to Miss Muriel Green Lane, New Eltham, London;

Mr Tung King-tong, broker, to Mian Lo Sau-yes, of 130 Gloucester Road: Royal Scots, to Miss Juana Teresa Private George McGregor, of the

The increase this year of over 2,500 applicants is, partly due, we feel, to the recently enforced Immigration

White Book Nonsense They were angered when he dis- missed 113 nonsense the Germon White-book's statement that the ob- ject of their invasion was to prevent the invasion of the Ruhr industrial aren of Germany

by the Allies

through Holland.

The "Standard" was in fact the Arst Dutch paper to be suppressed, Its first offence occurring six weeks after the German invasion.

Is

by sefentiile circles all over the world. a breach of postal regulations to The public are reminded that it is This issue under review is distin-enclose in a postal cover communi- guished most, perhaps, by an article cations intended for persons other Wolves Attack.

on the Chinese-moon-moth. Attacus than the addressCo, selene, by A. L. Potter, which They bullt a fire. Within an hour they had

been illustrated by n beautiful coloured Small Packet Post to all countries scented by a pack of wolves.

plate. It is explained that this plate is suspended. Manning

by the has beer locally produced, and it was awakened sniffing of the first of the wolves certainly is good plece Realising the danger of attack by There are also further notes on

of work. some the whole pack, he fired. The shot seated the first wolves away, but soon graphic reproductions; and the con-

Hongkong butterflies, with

photo- the entire pack of 50 was back.

cluding part of a full name and After a flerce battle in which 15 reference list of the butterflies of of the wolves were shot and killed, Hongkong. the rest of the pack fled.

Manning and Bray, exhausted, dragged themselves over

mauled and FATAL ACCIDENT

Dr Colijn declared in his last arti- the snow to the vilinge. There their ON MANOEUVRES

cle:

"I am compelled to sever my huris, which proved connection with the paper, but I hope were treated; to live long enough to resume it."

MRS ANNIE BLACK

to be minor,

DEATH OF EVACUEE

An accident in which an Indian despatch rider suffered fatal juries to the head and body, marred the local manning exercises, which commenced on Tuesday last week

factory."

INWARD AIR. MAILS Air Mail by "Pan American Airways

Air Mail by "Pan American Allways Direct Service"Ban Francisco date, 10th April .........Apr. 28. Servico"-San Francisco date, 20th April

May S.

Direct

OUTWARD AIR MAILS

Friday, April 25

Air Mall by Air to Kangoon to con- nect with the "British Overseas Airways."

in-

Air

News was received yesterday in and concluded on Saturday night, and The death occurred at White Rock. Hongkong of the death in Sydney, which were described by a military Control Ordinance which has made British Columbia, on March 31, of Australia, of Mrs Edward, wife of Mrspokesman yesterday as being "satis- many unwilling to be repatriated so that they are still our concern and Mrs Annie Elizabeth Black, at the D. S. Edward, an engineer of the responsibility.

age of 85 years. The late Mrs Black Public Works Department, Hongkong. was formerly Mrs Robinson, wife of The late Mrs Edward, who had been a well-known solicitor in the Colony 11 for some, time prior to her death,

was an evacuee from the Colony.

This has added considerably to the volume of our work but the move into our new office where now we have adequate space, light and alr has made the handling of such large numbers much easier. We are very grateful to the Government for this very necessary provision on their part

UJ

many

some years back.

Kaiser at 82

82 Follows

Dean Wilson's Address Denn Wilson sald, in part: There still. remains people's minds a confusion between Council and the Social Service Cen- the Refugee and Social Welfare tre of the Churches. They are two but with a happy co-operation be- separate and distinct organisations

"His life in exile has been af- of the Hohenzollern properties in tween

them. Each deals with different problems war raging. But the ex-Kaiser's

fected only slightly by the new Berlin for many years. and each has

Few Changes a different motive. The Hongkong Refugee and Social birthday schedule probably was usual daily stint of wood chopping The former Kalser passed up his Welfare Council deals with large the most modest in his long, in favour of groups of people and not with In-eventful career, says Associated lation by his household.

ceremony of congratu- dividuals.

The Roman Catholic Church fulla

Press, Its obligation through the Society of Churches have combiced to offer

Keenly War's Progress

The white-bearded Woodchopper of Doorn, the ex-Emperor quietly, screnely content in this refuge to which he fled after Wilhelm II of Germany, oba rved recently his 82nd anniversary abdicating more than 22 years ago.

because the

Nazir All, was riding a motor-cycle The Indian despateli-rider, L/Naik

.

K.P.O. and G.P.O.. Reg.:

Apr. 25, 4 p.m.

Ord.........Apr. 25, 4.30 p.m.

Saturday, Apr. 26

Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A. and Europe via "Pan Ameri- can Airways and Trans-Atlantic Services.

K.P.O. and G.P.O. Reg.

**......................Apt. 26, 5 p.m. Ord,.......Apr. 26, 5.30. p..

Saturday, May 3

on Friday when he was thrown heavi- Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Hono- ly, receiving injuries which proved fatal. No other details of the ac- cident are available.

Japan Supplying Australia

many items essential to

Japan is supplying Australia with

nese Consul-General in Melbourne activities, Kaneyuki Akiyama, Jopa- her wor

sald recently, according to an Asso- ciated Press message,

Included, he sald, were materials for army uniforms, clectrical equip-j ment and machine tools.

steadily. He announced that the Mr Akiyama saldi trade between Japan

apan and Australia whs growing Nippon Yusen Kalsha is putting three Few changes impelled by the war 10,000-ton liners into the Japan- nre visible at Doorn, Gorman, In-Australia service, and said this fri

Consulates

St Vincent de Paul. The other His second wife. Heimine, who stend of Dulch, guards patrol the en-dented Japan's polley was friendship The Rev. Peredur William Jones, † their services through the Social so I only three other near relatives were the former emperor no longer dresses

shares his exile,, was with him, but trance to the estate. Intimates say toward Australia and peace in the

Posifle.

milles and the workers are drawn vicu Centres of the Churches, but able to come from Germany, for the in his Field Marshal's Uniforen for

event. personnel of the Com-

dinner now except on the rarest occa sions. from the Christian Churches it must August Wilhelm (Auwi); his grand- not be supposed that this is an orson, Prince Franz Joseph, ond Franz They were his fourth son, Prince

Interest In War ganisation to halp Christians only.

He takes a deep interest in the As from yesterday and during the Joseph's wife, Princess Henrietta, war, however, following the current period of Mr Southard's furlough, Mr The H.K.V.A.D. Revue "Pure and former monarch by the affectionate with pins on large maps in his room be in charge of the United States daughter of Hermine, who calls the campaigns in Africa and Albania John H, Bruins, Senior Consul, will Mr Henrique Alberto Botelho, clerk, the China Fleet Club, in ald of the him as stepfather.

Simple" which is being produced at name "Vank," and never refers to and keeping track of all shipping and Consulate in Hongkong. to Miss Lena Elaine Lisola Rocha, British Bombed Areas, this coming

naval losses on a list which has been Aulesgiri, residing at 277 Prince Friday and Saturday, commences di

described as the most complete in Consul, who will succeed Mr.. Oda, Mr S, Kimura, the new Japanese Edward Road,

The only other now guest was Gen. possession of any private citizen any, is expected to arrive in the Colony on Wilhelm von Dommes," Administrator where,

April 20,

↑ Ng, of 678 Nathan Road;

1.0.16 p.m.

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lulu, U.S.A. and Europe via "Tan American Airways and Trans Atlantle Servico”.

K.P.O, and G.P.O.

Reg.

Ord.

.May 3, 5. p.m.

May 3, 5.30 p.m.

STOCK MARKET REPORT

Summary, issued yesterday says:

Hongkong Stock Exchange Oficial

The market continues uninteresting,

Buyers

Bank of East Asia $70 Wharves $85.50 Macao Electrics "O" $19 Macno Electrics "N" $18. Indo-Chinas (Prot). $80

Sellers

H.K. Banks $1,345 Trams $16.25 ኒ፡ Lights "O" $0.03 Electrics Ris $14.50 Sales

Humphreys $8.20 Lights His .50 cis Electrics Hts $14.75/50

STRABOLGI DIVORCE

The divorce decreo granted to Lady Swanson Assizes on July 16 lan was Straboigt, against Lord. Strabolai, at among deerees made absolute in the Divorce Court recentlyMARY