CHILDREN'S CORNER.
THE NEW PUDDING.
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There was once a princess called Dalybud. She was young and beautiful and nice in most ways but (and there nearly always is a somewhere you will find) she was frightfully fussy about her food. Unfortunately her mother spoil: her and gave her everything that she
wanted, which of course made matters worse.
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Gabriel Poulain's success in leaving lustrated would seem to be a coo That an art periodini should be
the ground for a distance of ten The following matches were played | -Coffon piece goods and fancy cot-yards in an “aviette,” or motorless dition inseparable from Its son during the week In connection with toogoods-There has been copaider-fying machine appears to have been dehe. That it should be illustrated the Garrison Lawn Tennis League,able activity in our market during largely due to a muscular effort of with the profusion and finish ap- It will be seen from the table of the interval and good les have which few would be capable. He parent is the latest issue of The results appended that the Royal been effected, chiefly Grey Shirtings. is a racing cyclist who has for a long Studio would appear to be a matter Engineers are beading: the league The fighting between the two time been engaged on attempts to for admiration and delight. Many with the remarkable record of seven Kwangs appears to have finished, win the £400 prize offered by the So that when Daisy bad insisted on beautiful cil and water colour paint.wins for seven matches played. The Clearances are satisfactory.
French Aero Cub for "aviettes:" having a new pudding every day of ing are reproduced both in colour R.AO.C, with four wins out of five
Cotton Yarn-Demand has been In Germany the Rhin prizo is still her life, instead of her mother saying, and shade, while not a few etchings matches played, eight, points, are in stack and the market ruled quiet.. Ato be won for soaring, flight, apan "Now my dear, it is no good talking and drawings and places in the pages second place. A very keen struggle limited business was transacted at
which many like that. You must have rice and of this admirable magazine of fine in the final round to anticipated easier prices. tapioca and suet puddings and all the and applied art. Among the artists The sappers are hot favourites for other kinds over and over again just whose work is reproduced are Frank Championship honours is everybody else does," she became Brangwyn, George Clausen, D. Y. terribly worried and said to the Chief Cameron and Arneaby Brown, all
of whom are Cook, "I really do not know how it
members of the
Patatings Royal Academy.
by is going to be done!"
Gabriel Rosetti and Jean Francois Millet shew these two famous artists at their best. Equally good beat Capt. Spinks and S M. Haynes Woollens beises doing, the
· Major Edwards and Cpl. Townsend | gains 9,000 halen. the reading matter, all profusely 6-2, beat S. M. Foster and S-Sgt. market remains unchanged. illustrated. A few delightful words Bradley 6-2, beat Q. M. S. Perkins on the Royal Academy exhibition by and Pte. Collie 6-0. Gabriel Mourey, Conservateur des
"I will do my best, Your Majesty," replied the Chief Cook, who had rather a good opinion of himself and thought that it could easily be managed.
So messengers were sent all over the world to buy every cookery book under the sun and for five years the princess had a different pudding every day. But by that time the cook had used up every kind that was known as he found that so many puddings in the hundreds of cookery books were exactly the same, although they had different names.
And still Daisy bud insisted on baving a different one every day.
Then handsome rewards were offered to anyone who would bring or send new recipes, but most people could only manage to send one or two at a time and these were soon
used up.
At last one day an old woman came to the palace and asked to see the Queen.
It was very early in the morning and the Queen was still in bed, but when she was told that someone had come with new recipes she got up, dressed as quickly as she could and sent for the old woman.
How many recipes have you brought?" asked the Queen an riously.
"I have enough new ones here to last for eighty years, Your Majesty," answered the old woman and she undid a roll of paper that she was carrying and on it were hundreds and hundreds of recipes..
The Queen glanced at it and saw that there were many things that were quite new to her, such as melon weeds mashed with cinnamon and cowship wine" and slices of pumpkin Brst boiled, then fried in butter and afterwards rolled in a paste made of hundreds of thousands, pigeons' eggs and condensed milk and served with a special orange sauce."
She did not stop to read any more but said "If you will hand over these recipes to the Chief Cook you shall receive the most handsome reward that has ever been given."
"I have all that I want thank you." replied the old woman, And cannot part with them straight away. But one thing I will do.”
What is that?" cried the Queen, who was anxious to secure the recipes at any cost, "You shall have whatever I can give you,"
I should like to make an entirely new pudding for the princess," the old woman went on, And on the conditica that she eats it all up you shall have my stock of recipes,"
That is very simple," said the Queen, "Princess Daisybud has never
This week's results follow
RE, BEAT RAoc 72.
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Quotations are:-
No: 10% $140/185. No. 12: $158/ 190, No. 16 $195/215, No. 208 $205/235,
Arrivals 1,500 bales. Sales 1,500 bales. Shipments nil
Unsold Stock 1,000 bales Bar
Raw Cottons Prices are nominal ly unchanged as followsIndian
Palais Nationaux, are followed by beat Splaks and Haynes 75, best ese grades at $26/35 per pical.
S. M. Smith and S.-Sgt. Hamblingraden at $213/251⁄2 per picul. Chin informative articles on the etchings Foster and Bradley 6-1, best Perkins of M. Armand Coussens, some in-and Collie 61. aginary landscapes by Clifford J.
Beese, and domestic architecture and land lost to Spinky and Haynes 4-6, decoration. The usual studio notes lost to Foster and Bradley 06, beat from corespondents in all the more Perkins and Collie 62. important Art centres, contain among The sappers won by 7 sets to 2. other interesting topics descriptive reference to the second annual exhibition of the Imperial Art Institute of Nippon. The paintings and photographs of statuary in this section alone are unusually fine.
big clean white apron and was there to serve up the pudding berself
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WIETS BEAT RG a. 7-2.
Sgt. Wells and Sgt. Evans beat S.- Sgt. Gillard and Gr. Clow 63, beat Sgt. Phillips and Gr. Dyer 6-1, beat Mr. Gr. May and Sgt. Walker 6-4.
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experimenters are engaged. This, however, is on some what different lines from Poulain's work, since it seeks to bring out what can be done by taking advantage. of wind. Mr. Orvil.Wright on occasion kept up for over fifteen minutes on a scaring machine, getting preserving balance by the usual off down slope against the wind, and
seropiane control surfaces.
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The slow progress of motorless flight has been due to the fact that with the best wing form until lately known it would have been necessary to propel an aeroplane of about 200
about twenty miles per hour. Actually square feet wing-area at a speed of this is what Poulain appears to have dene, but, of course, in so small a way as to afford little encouragement to the ordinary man. To attain anything like true fight with such a contrivance it,would be necessary for the driver to exert something like two or three horse-power.
Metais.—Very quiet bosiness with | little enquiry. Sales of Plate cuttings Bars at $5.20 but quantities booked C. M. S. Pearson and Spr. Compare reported at $3.85 to $4.00. Steel are reported small Wire Nails are deported firmer from London, but no new business bar bien booked. *Yellow Metal-Nominal Nil.
Flour Market Report Stock About 96,000 racks.
Petróleum Froducts. No change. Quotations American Patent, $470 per sack; American Cut off $3 10 per sack; Shanghai Flour, $335 The recent improvements in wing per sack: •
Sandries and Coals-Market quietre for size, has improved the pro forms, affording much greater lift, Java Sugar To arrive.
spects of attaining fight by man- Philippine Sugar.—Market steady, Saltpetre. Stock
power, but not taking off from level 4,000 Bars. Market steady.
ground without the aid of a strong head wind. The best conditions would be a down slope facing the wind. The Lilienthals, last century, for their experiments used a rounded hill with slopes in all directions. Staice that time, however, in addition to the discovery of improved wing forma, we have greatly extended our knowledge of aircraft construction and mechanics, and also of the ways of the wind and how advantage can be taken of them.
Bdsm Murant and Bdsm. Rogers beat Gillard and Clow 6-3, beat Phil-i lips and Dyer 6-1, beat May and
"That is a queer name," thought the princess. But she did not say it | Walker 6-2. out lond in case she should offend the stranger.
But when the pudding appeared everyone looked very surprised. It was ever so many different colours, grey, fawn, white, black, with a little pink in it, and it looked almost as if it had been dropped on the floor! Also, in spite of a whole morning having been spent over it, there was only about enough to fill a small cup. However the Princess tasted it, but immediately dropped her spoon and cried that she could not possibly eat
any more.
But Daisybud, do try it again." urged the Queen as she thought of all the recipes which she was so anxious to obtain.
"No, I am very sorry, but I can't eat it," insisted the Princesa." It tastes of all the most horrible things you could imagine," she added," And i would far rather have some of the old puddings again.
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What a relief it was to the Queen to hear her say that and there was never any more trouble as Daisybud declared that she never wanted to try anything new again.
Bdsm Dobson and Bdsm. Jones best May and Walker 6-4, lost toi Gmard and Clow 3-6, lost to Phillips and Dyer 4-6,
The Infantrymen won 7 sets to 2.
R.". BEAT RASG 90.
S. M. Smith and S-Sgt. Har-blin beat S. M. Stroud and Sgt. Floyd 64, beat S. M. Booth and Sgt. Marsh
beat 5-Sgt. Horrocks and Pre..
Swannie 6-2.
C. S. M. Pearson and Cpl. Town- send beat Stroud and Floyd 62. heat Booth and Marsh 6-0, and beat Horrocks and Swandle 60.
beat Stroud and Floyd 60, beat Cpl. Halls and Spr. Coupland
Booth and Marsh 6-1. beat Horrocks and Swannie 6-0.
The sappers won by 9 sets to mil·
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Later on the old woman, who turn ed out to be a good fairy in disguise, toid the Queen that she knew the nasty pudding would cure the Princess RAMC. 6 of her foolish ideas.
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"But what about all those hundreds | R.G.A..
of recipes?" enquired the Queen.
"Oh, half of those could not pos sibly be made," she answered, “And if you had read the rest you would bave found that there was not much sense in them.
So after that all was well,
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been known to refuse any pudding CLIMBING UP TO THE MOON. yet. The Chief Cook and all the underservants shall wait on you and you may buy anything you like for making it.
The moon looks very far away, My mother says I'll learn some day How far away it is.
The old woman bowed and with drew and went straight to the royal kitchens where she spent the morning. cooking the whole time.
When dinner time came Daisybod, - who had been out in the garden, came in and wanted to know what her new pudding was going to be.
It is called Pull-you up-tharp-and. let-ta-have-an-end-to-this-nonsense, And I should be quite old. Princess, the old woman replied with a deep curtsey. She had put on a
But I don't care if it is miles. I'll put some stones in piles and piles And climb up by and by.
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CLAIM OF EFFICIENCY. For one of the new "high-lift" wings 100 per cent, increase on the previous best "lift-co-efficiant" is Responses: Ferial: Yenite, Savage (8th claimed. The application of this day); Praims 58 (Farle) 87; form of wing to an 'aviette" would (Mictueren); Ta' Dežm. -Isvm,
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Cocks, Boption; Herediatus; Bare-call for nice design, but with part by (7ch morning) kasbefu." Jero, conquesta in sincraft construction in Word of God mournale, Gonsed ; mind it would be folly to believe this Hymn 172 Bymn, 172, first sad
to be an insoluble problem. The last server, in unison. Holy Communion 11
total weight of the "aviette" being Ereas ng pi
amall, and the required speed being Responses Farial; Foslus, 61 Good-low, a very light structure would
enough), 81 (Jones); "Marzifon, Tarl (2nd evening); None Dizitie, Monk Hymn, 164, 370, 24, Hymn, 138, 1t verse in unison.
suffice. The total weight would probably not exceed 30015, including the pilot, and the wing-area 140 or 150 square feet. -And if the slotted
4- The Wesláran Methodist Church, wing were employed it would probably
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not be necessary to have any means for opening or closing the slot, since (OPPOFITE ROYAL Níval Hospital)
great variation of speed would-at Wan bai. dunday, August 7th 1991. any rate, in the first experimenta--be 10.15 am. Divine Service and Oburch | no object.
Parado; "Subject: Eolidays.” If and when progress begins to be #.15 1.m hort Expoing. Berrion. fallowed by the Holy Communion, made in this direction and the work] Subject: Lest We Forget Special would be of extraordinary interest- Soloist. Prescher, Rev. 0. Clouston. the pilots would have to exercise
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Batting practice and a Hight work- { dat were held yesterday afternoon by the Hongkong baseball club pre-Wesleyan Sailors' and Boldiers'. Homo, great care. Pilcher and Lilienthal paratory to their game with the Chidori team to-day.
Laurie will ampire the game.
Dr. Urquhart and Ensign Me
Following is the line-up of the teama —
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Arand Sted; Sonday 8:30 pm. ware killed by the collapse of their Chaplain's Meeting and Social Hour. machines. It would be necessary Weinesday, 8.31 pm. Study Circle to make a repetition of those disasters Subjectors interesting people I
have met by Mrs C. Cleston Porri, impossible. But, in addition, the Friday 6.30 p. Parado lat Wan-mach more extended flying in view chst Boy Scouts. Sunday, 10.15 p.m. would demand careful piloting and. * Wesleyso Charch, Church Parade for let Wanchal Troop Girl Guides ⚫and By Scouts.
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First Church of Christ, Belent ist, experiment that the pilot would
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le diarrhea, which van be con received in Shanghai to the effect and Dishoes Remedy. All that in that, owing to the prevalence of necessary is to gfre the prescribed dow diseases resembling cholera special after a.ch operation of the bowelt more medical examination will be enforced than ustural and theo.dator: oll tu at the first port of call in Japan in Even the most severe and dangerous | eleurae the system. It is asla sed qura. Case of ships leaving Shanghai on and after August 1.
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wind, but in the right conditions be would be able to rest in the sis, using his machine as an ordinary glider, but ready to put on his power at any moment.
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