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LLOYD GEORGE THE MAN.
An Intimate Study.
Mr. Whitwell Wilson carsributes the
Perhaps the most audacions play upon Me Lhyd George's foul, patriotism: came from one of his intimate colleagues, who must be nameless. The subj et was Car. marvon Castle, of which Mr. Lloyd George is Constable. **Yes," said a daring politi-
following interesting study of Me Taogdian, I agree; it is a very inguin, and
George to Pearson's Magazine 1-
if it had been situated in civiliand country like France, instead of in a suburb of Dulwich, it would have been fathenis by now.'
The description of Wales las "a subarbi of Dulwich" was followed by a brief bub terrible passe. Then the reply come.
My exense for jotting down these some what intimate reminiscencs about Mr *Loyd Gorge is, that for a number of years now I have been brought into frequent contact with him, chiefly in my capacity nx 'Parliamentary journalist. 1: is not only
"Not another hite shali you have," said that have heard nearly all his resul speeches in the House of Commons; I have the Constalde of Carnarvon Castle, Wentil interviewed him in his official room behind, you can pronounce Pwllheli,"
was regarded as ade. the Speaker's chair: breakfasted, lunched, The "forfeit and dined with him at Downing Street.quaba" pursued him en platforms, and shared hi hospitality in the legendary place
14 IN 1 Master
NOTICE
LESSONS IN CHINESE
962 which he is said to have built for himself
at Criccieth.
It is of course, well know that Mr Llopi tiengu started life without private Whether he was right or wrong mens
This Space will shortly
contain Something
of Interest to
Everyone.
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MacIntyre
De O. Marriott
Me W. Bewneck
R. Bosch Mr P. Mr and
Η and Mrs S. 1.
Mr W. B Marshall 37r. MeCrum
Dr C. W. M. Kenny Mr G. F. M-Willin
Whatever we may think of Me Lo his crusades did not-assist his practice as Cartwright to B. K. Meht
we
George's panions and achievements. We shail dari thik he has beets already a maker of histoff. He may for all rise higher yet. And the JR LI HON FAN, a Chinese graduate collections which here follow, written as Merani in literature has been a torcher buy it while the seniory is fresh, will.
to European oficials and merchante in the Colony for over ten years.
He has a good method of training Euro perns as the Chinese crannuation, and 3 placessed of a first rate cercitioste
Chinese teacher He has also a good know ledge of Mandarin und Hakka.
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in bis impetuous profests against the | Southafrican. War, one thing is certain
rising siliciter in the city of London. He Mr J. Fraz where, there, and everywhere, address Miss K. R. ponin
Miss Crocker
ing meetings, without fee or reward of any Mr G. Curry kind, seldum, indeed, receiving a railway Mr W. W. Dashiell
Miss W. KD
'Dashiell On one cession, when the con- .
Mr J. Davidson Mr. H. Davis
Care.
am sare, he received, even by Me Lloydy was at its litterest, an admirer sent him a cheque for £100, which there could have been no esaccicable harm in his Borge's fiercest crities, as a real and
of the actual man.
authentic picture, derived al choc gracepting. But back it went, with a padite
mde, by return of past. No one acquainted Let me first dispel the wing, myth with the frets has the slightest doubt that which has grown up around Mr Toyd | Me Byd George has sacrifie l what woul George'schotse at Criccieth. The Cunun; have been sealth as a professional man to ides is that this merciless taxgatheter is the ardours of high politics.
Today Me Lloyd Genage, is what the 679 sandering his ill-gotten gans upon a vast i
medieval fortress, where, on luxurious work would call quite a porr nun.
Those who intend learning the Chinese langungo are requested to write care of Chine fl office or direct to 17. tyly.
wood Bead, 1st Boor.
Hongkong, May 17, 1912.
PEAK TRAMWAYS
LIMITEL.
TIME TABLE.
WEEK DATE.
COOMPAN
Mr J. H. Dorian Be W. C.
W. C. Drew
Dr and Mrs Mendel
Mise Z. Mendel
Mr J. Merecki Mr J. Morris
C.
vr J. D. F. Mulder Afra J. D. F. Muller Me and Mrs
Fortun
DEXTINATION.
Vessels Advertised as Loading.
VESHELI.
Australian Porta, &c. Eastern Abay, v. S'pore, Che. Fiskata Mara....... Boston & New York ng....
Farepe, Prinzess Alice' Mar, HATTO & H'burglesia Hoihop Eniphong..Sinh
Kabo & Tekohama... Lola
Kobe & Yekohams... angki Mar....... Robe & Moji
AGENT).
Dans of LaivING
Gibb Livingston & Co. Aug. 17, at noon Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Aug. 6. The Bank Line, Ld... About Aug. Matchers & Co. Ang 7, at Noon Batterfield & Swire...Aug. 4, Daylight Hamburg Am'ks Linic About Ang. Lurdine. M M'son & Co.Lag. 2, Daylight, poa Tusen Kaisha. Aug. 2, at 5pm. Nippon D. Sassoon & Co., Ld. Aug. 5, at Noon
•Warding. Mon Co. Ld./About Aug. 6 8. N. yang..
9, at NOOD About Aug. 7 Mewagories Maritima Aug 14, Daylight
Ang. 13, 1 p.m
2011. Artoon Apear......D. L'don, eith &
eith & A'erp Pembrokeshire..... Delta London, &c............
hero, &c. Per
London, Antwerp.
Marseilles,. Saigon, Armand-Behic Mar., L'don, & A'weaki Mara ......
Cabo J. E. Manila,
ad Mes d. J. Mr. d'Oektingen
Mr mitton
Drised
|
Mr B. J. W. Eames M3 D. Philip Mr and Master S. Me W. Pringle, Jan.
Faton and minicl Mr. Rav
Miss F. Reny
htenfel Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr B. M Raymond Mr E Faru
Fisher Mr H. G. Me A. G. Alorin
Noil. Rubi
Manila, - Leongsing. Manila, Foile & Cabu Kaifong...... Manila. Atralian Porte Yawata Maru. Manila, Melbourne, & Coblenz Ningpo & Shanghai New York,.Suez Canal/Tron
San Francisco. Japan Tony Maru San Francisco v
Japan Nippon Maru Mr and Mrs J. S. salina Cruz, V.
Japan. Riyo Maru Francisco, Japan Mongolia JAT. San F'cisco, v. span Pernia....
Reis
Mr F. Ritter
►
terraces, veilooking the sunlit buy, he statesia's lenure of allies at 45,000 a 4FE. A. S. Fowler Mr and Mrs J. & Seattle it Japan Fortejannesota.
at
Cisme.
Mr. French & chil
Rule
Mr G. Butterbary
Mr E. Schlater
W. Schwolke Mr
Mr D. E. Staith Mr II II. Soloun
Mr. Barns, who are not backed by larger and Mrs Joseph Dr and Mrs A. D
Gould
and Mo A. K. Sprungli
hai.
Robo Colombo Maru.
Wingsang
Shrughat...Chenan S'hai & Japan Ports... Den of Glamis S'haje Robe & Y'homa Austria
Moji & Kobe... Fooking
and his arcomplices (especially Me Master | yene is preccios Such saferies, must Donmay Fuler
rech c
while maled' eiser years out in the wilderness as welMr and Ms J. F.
George abricks from textured melinaires rise at years in the promised land. If there Miss Geure intervals from the dungeons underground. have arisen en like Mr Lloyd George and Mr V. Goulbourn
Anyone who is brave enough to visis this rubber stronghold, will find a simple white privats means, we need not be surprised 7.00 a.m. to 8.00 a....Every 15 minutte 10.00 a.m. to 11.00 a....Every 15 minutes, standing in an acre of two of land which 11.30a.m. to 12.45 p.m...Every la mina eis divided roughly between a kitchen gar 12.45 pm. to L15 p.m...Every 10 minuter.
1.15 p.m. to 1.45 p.m.. Every 15 minuter and tennis lawn. 1.40 p.m. to 2.15 p.m...Every 10 minutos
Having came to die, we found on en- 2.15 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 15 minute. 6.00p.m. 8.10 p.m...Every 10.ianter.tering an eminent, though embarrased, Treasury offlesi, perched on a chair in the 1987.15 p.m. and 9 p.m., 9.45 p.m. so 11. middle of the hall. Bluebooks and typed
p.on, every 15 minutes,
SUNDAYS.
8.00a.m. Lo 10.00 a....Every 10 minuter, walled house, designed un new art Eng, to fad some slight curtailment of the Mr D. M.G. Gratareading and inre. Penang & O'tta Kumsang
THE MANAGER,
TEL. No. K12. Telg. Address 'TEAMOTES."
Hongkong, Feb. 27. 1919.
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191
"IGHT CARS.
יו
3.00 m.a. to 10.30 a.m...Every 15 mlnov s. 10.30a.m. to 11.00 a.m...Every 10 minutes.
aemotamka lay around his feet in all the picturesque confusion of an administrative hayfield. His only table was a writing pad, lalanced on the knees.
avish political hospitality. It is far more important that public men should live prudently within their incomes than that some extra reception or banquet should be crowded into the atrendy everburdened London season.
If anything, Mr Lloyd George isto in different to questions of money-anjost, in fact, to himself. Sunsetime ago, he had some dealings with a publisher, and ap arently he never thought of asking for a myalty on the sales of his book. But une 11.45 sm, to 12 Noon....Every 15 minuter. **] told my husband," explained Mrs of his acquaintance took the matter up. Lloyd George, when we were building" bearded the publisher, and secured terus 12.00 Noon to 1.00 p.m...Every 10 minute. 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 15 miuzte. 5.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 10 minutes. this house, that we should make provision which made the author at least a hundred 8.00 p.m. to 7.00 pm...Every Lo miuates for a study. But he only replied: That pounds better off. 7.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m... Es ery 10 minutes. 7.30 a.m. Sunday). NIGHT CARS no on Wook Daye
SATURDAYS Extra Curs at 11,45 pm. EPECIAL CARS by arrangement at tie
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JOHN D. BUMPHREYS & SON,
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WHO
D.
Ar R. J. Grimshaw Capt. T. P. Hall Mrs W. A. Hal Mr M. A. Hail Mr and Mrs.
Hanscon Mr W. T. Mr A. Mr James Dr S. Hough
Harbord HATT mes Holland
Rines
Mr J. W. Joues Mr R. M. Josephs Mr E. M. Joseph Mr E. 32. Mr E. S. Kabel Mr A. Entz Mr A S. Kempthorne Mrazick Mr. Kruseman Tra C. Kuna
H.
and Mrs C. E. Lt, and
. B.N. Stainer,
Albert Stein
31r Capt.
J. Vaughan
Mr G. Vernelj
hai
Pang, Calcutta Dilwara Japan Porte...
Porte..:Kleist
Sha, Moji, Kobe, Y'ma Sardinia.
Stow, Amoy & Tansu Daijin Maru S'hai,
S'hai.
Mr
& Mrs E. Voll
Mr E. J. Waterma
brecht
Me H. Watkins
Mrs M Wes
Mr D. M. Wamond
Mr and Mrs II. L. H.
White
Capt. C C. Willians Mr G. G. Wood
Miss Woodward Mr and Mrs J. F.
Wright
Mr James Wright Mr J. A. Young
J
Mr F. Lango
Mr G. F. Lehnert I will be all right: when the weather's fine, This is an age of young statesmen, M This is Bar Law leads a Party, though he has we can sit on the verandalı,5"
ASTOR HOCHE.
why on the ground floor there are only ever sat in a Cabinet. Mr F. E. Smith a dining-ruum, a drawing-room, and a sit. has never held office. Three years before fing-tull, all of them of modest dijen he went to the Treasury, Mr Lloyd George sions, decoration, and fuzuíture-witness was a mere private member, with a scat
There
below the gangway. the enttage pianoforte. menservints, are the chauffeur--for Mr
art 10
WE. W. Austin Mr J. B. Arnold Mr L. Birot
Mr R. A. Boret
Brown
Mr A. de Broc
Mra C. L
Mr H. H. Burditt
Mr J. Buz
J. D. Byrne Camp
ell
In bie meteoric career, there was one Lloyd George pleads guilty to a under perilous moment when he was dazzled by I must not forget the gramophone, which the glittering vistas of popularity. It was renders fine selections of Welsh national in 1802. Ife had established a vast repute Mr F. A. Chopard music, and sometimes, it suust be admitted as Minister of Commerce. At his touch a Mr L. Cohn nore modern compositions. These other tailway crisis had subsided. His Patents Mr J. A David Mr M. Dessel! and less exalted ditties are regarded as Act land pleased friend and enemy.
He Mr R. J. Fiske
M. V. suited to the unformed tastes of English was wooing to a solution the intractable
problem of London's port. Moocyed Mr L. Ganau guests.
J. · magnates fitted like months around the M. Graham
Mr & A Grado parkling glow of this brilliant construc- Mr J. W. Greet tive negotiator. The shifting shoals of Mr F. Greenwood
In the Mr D. Jones Suciety hogan to claim hiu
Mr Oco. Lanzius dous he was hailed as the coming tar Dr E. J. Laa this tenacious hold on home he follows when nuddenly a bolt from the blua fell Chamberlain, who ruled an empire, not. From heaven, leaving him crushed with from Belgravia, but from Birmingham grief for the favourite daughter, who lay
Carnarvonshire is at once Mr Lloyd all kinds of British and Continental goods, Ceorge's native county and his political including
home. He has often been tempted to de- serb the place. but he is hard to move.
Books and Stationery,
Boots, Shoes and Leather,
Chemicals and Druggists' Buzdries, Chi, Earthenware and Glassware.
Motor Cars and Accessories,
Millinery And Piece Good Goods and Perfumery, Hardware, Machinery and Metals, Jewellery, Fiala and Watches, Photographic and Optical Goods, Provisions and Dilmen's Stores,
etc., etc. Comunism 2% to 6%
Trade Discounts allowed.
WILLIAM WILSON & SONS
1
Kobe Thamidge
Kobe & Yhama Fis.......
Haimua
Stow, Amoy & Fchow Haitan
Stow, Amoy & chow
Tientsin
V'over
niching
Cheong hing
& S'tler, Japan Lord Derby
toria, Tma & Japan Seattle Maru.......
Vis, B.C., Seattle to
& u.
POS N.
Nippon Yusen
Showna, Tomen & Co. Aug. 9, at 4 p.m Jardine, M'son Co., Ld. Ang. 3, 3 p.m Butterfeld & Swiru... Aug. 6, at 4 p.m Nippon
Yusen Kaisha Aug. 2, at
2, at Noon. zers &
10, at 9a..
Noon
Jardine, M'son":} Shewan. Tome& Co... About Sept. 10.
Pacifi Mall
Tayo Kisen Kaisha.Aug. 20, at Noon Toyo Kisen Kaisha...Aug. 19, at noon. Toyo Kisen KaishaAug. 6, at 5p.m. Pacific Mail 8.a. Co....Aug. .0, at 1 p.m 9. S. Co. Aug.
27 at 1p.a. Sippen Yusen Kaisha Aug. 5, Noon. Nine, Maon & Co. La Aug. 6, 16 4 pm,
Yusen Kaisha About Aug. 14 Jardine, Batterfield & Swire
wire... Aug.
Butterfield Jardine, Me Sander,
&
3, Midnight.
8, at 4 p.m.
bout Aug.
M'son& Co, Ld Aug.
Jardine, M
Aug.
25
3, at noon. .5, at Noon
16, at Noon,
Jardine, cut Aug. 7
D. Sasson &
"Walahar & Co. bout Aug.
P. & O. 8. N
Osaka Shosen
Kaisha.A
8
Hamburg Am'ka Aug. 4, st Noon.
Hamburg
2.
Amka Linie Aug. 15.
Douglas, Laprik
..Douglas,
& Co. Augat 11 s.m
Co. Aug. 4,
4, at 11 3.m.
2. at II a.m.
8, at noon,
The Bank Line, Ld... About Aug. 15. Osaka Shosos. Kaisha Aug. 6, at 1p.c.
Yokohama Maru...... Nippon Fusan Kasha Aug. 18, 4 pm Vancouver, (E.C.), &c. Monteagle Canadian ir R. Co.. Aug. 2, at 6p.. Vancouver. (B.O.), Empress of Indio......Canadian P'ic R. Co. Aug. 24, at 6 p.m. Weihaiwei & Tientsin Kueichow
Butterfield & Swire...Aug. 8, at 4 p.m
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Sir Lloyd Geurge in Welsh to the finger cold in her untimely grave by the Welsh Mr F. Bruha tips. I remesober a private luncheon at mountaing. which Mr Haruld Spender had to propose
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The lightning which blinded Paul & Mr A. A. Fyfe tho health of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Mr Aposte did not work, a wore moments Mr J. Hildebrand, Lt. Col. & Mrs A CM CH Chin
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Mr St. Jan Curtis break your neck, anyhow 1" mapped the monument to a warm-hearted little Welsh Mr W. Dobbs
MrD. 8. Edmund- Chancellor of the Exchequer, amid general maiden.
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