FRIDAY AUGUST 24. 1928
THE CONNOISSEUR,
A
WORD
One
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What is a Connoisseur? Listen. He is
who knows and loves that which is good, beautiful uncommon, interesting: everything that is the best of its kind and, above all, genuine.
To become a Connoisseur one must be keen and one must be trained.
see who do not Many can appreciate beauty any more than a cow looking at the most glorious
Sunset
PEKING, Aug. 23. Messages from: Cunton indicate] that the situation in the East River districts remains unchanged.
Sun Yat-sen's forces so far have Aug. 26 D. L. capture Walchow,
not been able
It is reported, however, that Cheng Ching-ming and General Lin Fu are no longer en gooth terms, the latter refusing to send reinforcements from Swatow,
Owing to the lack of help. franz General Lia Fu, a shortage of provisions at Waichote is expected, can hear who do not and the city may shortly be com Many appreciate harmony any nure thanpelled to canitulate. a dog ià an ofjan luft.
Many can taste what they drink who are interested as much in the pantity of the supply and as little in its quality as the animals at the 200.
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3. LC..N. 2.4.--D. L.
2A-1.0.8. N. 30-0. S. K.
AMOY.
Aur. 25-1.0.5.N.
28 D. L 30-0.6. K.
The gunbunts "Haichang" and Dinjai" are reported to have stemmed out of Forchow on Mon-Aug. day to attack Amoy. The trues- port "Cheaan" with marines on hurd expected to follow.
General Tang Chilisping is en Pictures, music and wine may be good, bad or Ladifferent; it is all deavouring to holdAndy with 1,000 the same to those who cannot see, troops, hat owing to a short tre of hear nor taste ; and it is very nearly provisions and failure to pay kis the same to those unfortunaterrps, a mutiny is feared:-- prole who do not ser, hear, nor Courtesy Daily Bulletin. » taste with the keen, apprehensive,
mind of the Connoisseur.
The Connoisseur must possess a lively sense of appreciation and be
guided by good taste. Good taste is
CHINA'S PRESIDENCY.
26-0. D.
Kweigang Yu ang. Soslu Maru.
Kutsang. Halfoang. Sochu Maru.
FAILIPPINE IBLANDS. Bru,
MANILA
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Prep. Madison. West CarmenIA. Isla de l'anny. Albert Vogler, Tango Maru. Taivo Mar. Oldenburg. Arstar.
Oldenburg.
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POOCHOW.
Haiching Hailuong
17.-.Y.K.
3
Nov, 1.-T.K.K..
Korba Maru,
24,--D. L.
SHANGHAI.
K.-B. 13.
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29.-P. 31, 79.-P. & Q. 31.-T.K.K.
nubody's mous-ply, and different JUBILATION IN CAMP OF 59pt. 2-1. 1.
people may have good taste who
have not the same tastes.
The Connoisseur must neither give up his individuality nor fut into
TSAO KUN.
PEKING, Aug. 23. Encimraged by the tailre of he eccentricities; caltivate the sense of "measure General Tsang Chil-ping at Amoy
must
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1.-T.K.K.
and also by the declaration by Lu of true proportion, which is the Ying-hsiang to preserve peace in hallmark of good taste.
Cheklang, Tsao-kun's supporters The Connoisseur past be pres apparently have decided not to pared to make mistakes: toy are lose any time in promosing hist. inevitable, they should be helpflection to the position of Chief aad they must not make him Executive. His chief propagandist, Jose confidence in his judgmeat General Hsing Ping-chi, and The Connoisseur must be critical Pien Shou-ching are again in and not take for granted that the Peking considering ways and expert is always right; but he anis means for rising funds for the not be self-opinionated and relase payment of members of Parlia
The Comuisseur must not be ment, while both Houses of Partia-
ment are holding an informal | Aug. 25.-T.R.S. extravagant nor hasty ;but he must meeting this afteroon to straft a still less not he mean or castrul
programme of the preliminary steps to be taken by Parliament in Sept 2-0, E. connection with the Presidential 2.-T.K.K. Nov. -T.K.K. election.
advice.
Isla de Panny, Kutung. Sinking. Muroran Maru. Pres. Jefferson, Maltzaki Maru, Szecheen.
Taksang.
Tusany.
Suiyani
Pres. Pierce. Sizi in. Shingo Maru.. Rosandra.
Tate hi Maru, Nagano Maru.
кита,
Khidzuoka Marn, Empress of Asia. Pres. Grant.
Kacmais.
Siberia Mar. Pres. Madison.
Empress of Capada, Neftoro
Thiyo Sarth Frs. MeKinley, Venezi
Empress of Rus6i1 Tenya Mara. Pres. Jackson. Empress of Ala. Fire press of Asin. Koren bara.
FEELING.
31-AK. 31.-T.K.K.
The Connoisseur must school himself to resist temptation; he inst learn to go without that which he cannot afford and to leave along
Al the same time, General Wang | fakes, doubtful bargains and "just-Chi-ping has left for Mukden in an asegood" substitues which cust
endeavor to align Prodiagfu, and Sept. 3.-0.8.K. less and are worthless.
Mukden upon the question of the Presidency, and several members i of Parliament, who proceeded to Shanghai, have returned to the capital-Courtesy Daily Bullet.
WINE.
That is a breathless description of a Connoisseur in general. Here is one of a Wine one in particular
The Wine Connoisseur is one who knows good wine from bid and who appreciates the distinctive merits of different wines.
The Wine Cannesscor drinks wine in moderation, but regularly and appreciatively. It is excess--
CHINA'S POLITICS.
PEKING, Aug. 23. This afternoon's information not habit which blunts apprecia-st utes that a meeting of the House tion. A little wing every day costs of Parliament has decided that the. very little money and is the safest | preliminary, election of the Pre- as well as the pleasantest tonic for j silent will be held any day before body and mind alike. But wit. Sentember 13. whatever its name, its age or its Wu Ching-lien will consult with cost, must be honest if it is to be | the administrative committee of the good and to do good.
Senate regarding the matter.-
How can you tell good wine from Kruter.
had: how can you become a Wine?
Connoisseur? By using your
serises and your common sense.
By looking at it, smelling it and LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
tasting it with critical eyes, nose
and palate before, committing it to your veins and your brain.
Look at your wine critically: it must be not only clear but brilliant, he it ruby or amber, young or old, cheap or dear. If it be dull or thick, reject it. If bright, let it go before the tribunal of your nose.
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Smell your wine critically; it. must be clean-sovelling. If you can detect the slightest mouldy, foul smell, or some unnatural, artificial scent, however faint, leave it alone. If its discreet aroma is pleasant. remain a while with bowed head Nanchang, (B. & S.) from Hai- over your glass; try and re-phong--84.
member the occasion when you f Jarteten, (Pacific Mail) from Hoi- last met the same charming | chow.—B4.
bouquet" and what WIS the Hwah Kua, (Wanglce) from name of the wine. Then you may | Saigon.-G14.
send your wine to the next court Java, (J. Manners) from Balikpa- where your palate awaits t
pan-West Point.
Kaining, (Sing Kee) from Pak-
West O'Rowa, (Arnhold) from Zamboanga-West Point.
Amherst, (On Fat) from Hoihow. West Point.
Taste your wine critically: it must be clean and pleasant. If | hoi--C21. you detect any unsavoury, sour or merely suspicious taste, spit it out as you would a bad oyster or a piece of tainted meat. But if the wreath of tiny taste-huds of your tongue and palate receive your wine joyfully. pause but
search your instant, again to memory for the name and vintage of the wine you are drinking, and then swallow it gratefully.
WORDS.
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Lest the foregoing be considered the out-pourings of our original Soul, we hasten to say that all that Therein has been snipped from an engaging little book called. "The: Wine Connoisseur" which has been
Alipore, (F. & O.) for Singapore. sent to us by Messrs. Caldbeck, Macgregor &"Co., who-August 24. will gladly issue free copies on application. Get one and is gett ing get much wisdom and learning.
Aro You Going on a Journey? Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Romedy should, ba packed in your hand luggage when going on a journey. Chaoss of water, diet and temperature All tend produco tował ter ble, and this medicine can t be secured on board the trein or stommship. It may eve much suffering and inconvenikura if you have it handy. For sale by all Chomists and Storokanpers.
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THE TELEPHONE HANDBOOK
The Fourth issue of the TELEPHONE HANDBOOK will be published in AUGUST, 1923.
The TELEPHONE HANDBOOK consists of an up-to-date and accurate index of Telephone Subscribers, the numbers being given in sequence.
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"China Mail" (Newspaper), 5, Wendham Street
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22 Telepbone Handbook, 5, Wyndham Street
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Brown & Margown, Drs, Alexandra Baildings
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