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BASQUE DANCE · FESTIVAL.

PICTURESQUE SCENES IN

BAYONNE.

A VISITOR'S IMPRESSIONS.

The Basque and English Folk dance festival has (says Violet Alford, writing from Bayonne, France, to the London "Daily News"), been an unqualified sue- CeRs. It began with the ball to which come annually the elite of Biarritz, Bayoune, and even Bor deaux and Pau.

But although the ball-organised by the Musee Basque-in a yearly affair, never, before has such enter- tainment been provided.

The company of Spanish Basques opened a really brilliant perform- ance

with their dance of honour, Aurresku, done throughout the pro- vinces in honour of a notable visi- tor or before the municipality. A Basque choir in costume Aang un- accompanied folk songs in parts, attacking with a vigour and singing with a lellency and disciplined freshness which were a pleasure to hear.

An English Fiddle. The white-clad, scarlet-bereted DODWELL & CO. LTD. Guipuzennns then gave not

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their own sword dance, but the variant form Viscaya, which finishes with wonderful "raising" of their captain. If over an "annual vic- tim" is displayed he is seen here. There he es, stiff and stark, stretched above the heads of his men, who cluster round with up- raised swords.

Down went the curtain on this marvellous example of inbreakable tradition, and when it rose again

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we were back in England. An English iddle-and what a magici hund wielded that bow-gave gay and sad little tunes of eighti bars, repeated to the verge of mono- tany, yet never monotonous 10 Eng- tish ears.

We were shown groups of sim- ple and of intricate country dances. |the most swaggering of our Morris

as needs must when competing with Basque dancers, and a complicated "rapper" sword dance from Nor- thumberland. All this

Was very

new and surprising to French eyes, and "es Anglais" had made their success sure. before the end of the Bledingten Morris dance "Trun- kles."

The next afternoon we were at it! again, and this time we had bands!!

||HONGKONG DOLLAR DIRECTORY.|| of excited youths from Basse

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Navarre and the far Seule to com-i pete against, as well as the Spanish Basques.

The Hobby Horses were a fenture of the performance. Our heavy- built creature swayed about, and the lithe, snake-like Soule hersel showed us what dancing really can be in spite of trappings.

Satanic Dances.

La Danse des Satans is never to be forgotten-yet unfortunately its traditional tune is that common lit- le air, "Bon Voyage Monsieur Durmoilet.' The Basques prize it greatly, however, and consider it one of their best.

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DOLLAR ACADEMY, Our English team replied to all these challenges by a long sword

DOLLAR, SCOTLAND, dance, in which the captain was TREPARATION for Universities, duly killed: by groups of country Army, Public Services, Com- and strenuous Morris dances; by

Danse de Satans,

and

IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that an INTERIM DIVIDEND of a jig, which certainly rivalled merce. On list of Schools nominat-i

ing for Sandhurst. Contingent of by that breathless and intriguing Junior Division 0.r.c. dance from the Appulacian Moun- Mild climate and healthful sur- tains-"The Running Set."

per share, subject to deduction of the Income Tax, has been declared for the HALF YEAR ending 30th June, 1927, at rate of 2/- per dollar.

The dividend will be payable on and after MONDAY, the 8th August, 1927, at the Offices of the Corporation, where Shareholders are requested to apply for War

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The REGISTER OF SHARES of the Corporation will be closed from MONDAY, the 25th July to SATURDAY, the 6th August, 1927, (both days Inclusive) during which period no, transfer of shares can be registered.

By Order of the Court of Directors,

A. C. HYNES, Acting Chief Manager. Hong Kong, 12th July, 1927,

W mises

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roundings, specially suitable for The general opinion of the visi- colonial boys and boys from urban tors was distinctly in favour of our area's. Preparatory School adjacent. own tunes; the interest of the Basque airs depends in reality upon may be obtained on application to Prospectus and full particulara. their instruments, the tchiroula the School Secretary, or at the and soinua-the pipe and drum,

Office of this paper.

WATER SUPPLY.

Level and Storage of water 10 Reservoirs on July 1, 1927:- CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER WORKS LEVEL

1926

1927

Headmaster, HUGH F. MARTIN,

B.A., (Oxon.)

HOME TUITION.

TESTOVER STEVENAGE. Within an hour froW FACE

Tytam

42′11′′B. 1′10′′B. In healthy neighbourhood, SCHOOL Tytam Byewash.... 25' 5B. 8' 9'3, for GIRLS and SMALL BOYS. A Tytam Intermediate Level Level few Boarders received in the House

Pokfulum

For Particulars

Tytam Tuk....... 27' 9"B. Level of the Principal. Individual care Wong Nei Chung.. 10/ 7B. 7 SB. 22' 6"B. 9'11"B. [Note: B. denoten "Below Overflow": A denotes "Above Overflow."]

Storage in millions and decimala of gallons.

Tytam Tytam Byewashi Tytam Intermediate Tytam Tuk Wong Nel Chung Pokfulum

1920 1927 115,12 369.40 .57 11.19 196.90 195.90 830.50 1,410.00 10.16 21.08 19.95 44.48

Total

1,172.20 2,061.05 | Consumption of water in the City and H District in millions and de- cimals of gallons during the month of

1920 1027

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGA-

TION COMPANY, LIMITED, June:-

FORTY-SIXTH ORDIN- Consumption

THARE GENERAL MEETING Estimant population 4853.48 4393.23

of the Company will be held at the per day (gallons) Offices of the General Managers, Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder Street. Hong Kong, on MONDAY, the 25th July, 1927, at

21.2 24,4 Districts during June 1926 and 1997.

Constant Supply in all Rider Main

11. a.m. for the purpose of receiving

KOWLOON

WATER WORKS LEVEL.

1920 1027

the Report of the Directors, pass- Kowloon Reservoir 5'6"3. Level

and attention. apply to:

MISS RUTH CULLEY

(Camb. Higher Local), (Camb. Teachers' Diploma). MISS GERTRUDE TURNER

(National Frodel Higher

Gertificate).

ing the Accounts, and electing Shek Lai Pal Reservoir 1793. B. July Directors and Auditors.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 18th July to 8th August, 1927, both days inclusive,

By Order of the Board, JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD., General Managers. Hong Kong, 24th June, 1927,

PILLS

MARTINS

ADIOL STEKL

Lát, Burs and testais les di Female nonplikts. Eray lady should knep -u hot in the homes, Chemists and Staros

mall Ekono kkenschaut (ha workday

Probrietor: Mersin, Chemist, Fontkangies. Eng.

Total

336.38 442.95 Consumption of water in Kowloon

POLAR CAKE

ITS QUALITY THAT COUNTS

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Where there is any tendency to dandruff, scaliness, or hair falling ..out, Zam-Buk will be found a

cleansing and stimulating treat ment of remarkable efficacy.

Uao ZAM-BUK This Way Fir comb the heir to make a parting. Then apply Zom-Buck with the tips of the fingers in the hair rosts w apply it on a strip of ciran soft flannel stretched ever the fingers. Anslut timber partings wilk Zam-Buž wherever the scalp is in the least unhealthy.

Zam-Buk is a soothing and cur- ative balm, compounded from rare herbal oils and essences and gokranized free from all animal fals,

So highly refined is Zam-Bak that it lake deeply into the underlying issuan and attacks diseasent in roots. Also owe Zam-Buk for eczema, Joan, itch, prickly heat, alcers, ringworm, piles, "cuts, baras," scalda, etc.

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To, "China Mail" Cross-Words."

c/o "China Mail"

Offices,

No. 5, Wyndham Street, Hong Kong.

DEAR SIRS,

for

I agree to abide by your rules, and I enclose...

Name

Address

solution (s) which are attached.

[Please Write in Block Letters.]

CLOSING DATE FOR COUPONS, MONDAY, JULY 18. [Coupons received at the "China Mail" Ofice after mid-day

on Monday will not be included in the competition.]

Across.

1 A pouch or sac,/withast opening which is accidentally developed in one of the natural cavities, or in the substance of the organs, 4 Impost.

8 Back street of a city.

12 Limab.

13 To

proceed glibly.

14 A command.

16 Anglo-Saxon money of account.

17 Chopper.

18 Lend

19

A chief.

21 Hebrew Delty." 22 Extravagant.

23 Hawks' nest.

25 To cut or carve for ornament 26 Checks.

28 River in Italy. 29 Yes (Spanish). 80 IG. (Actual).

31 Neuter pronoun 83 Printer's measure.

34 H.D. (Actual).

35 Compass point (Abb.) 36 P.R. (Actual).

87 Second note of scale.

40 TT. (Actual).

42 P.P. (Actual).

45 Before Christ (Abb.)

40 T.L. (Actual).

47 A.U. (Actual).

48 A.It. (Actuni).

40 That is (Abb.)

60. A Linnwas genus of voracious in-

sects remarkable for their alender, grotesque form.

63 To recriminate.

67 Small Spanish denomination of

money (PL)

58 On the point.

60 Exclamation.

02 An antelope, having the neck, body

and tail of a horse, and single

recurved

horns.

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64 Fourth tone of the gamut.

67 Grampus.

SUNRISE AND SUNSET.

2.m.

p.m.

Reception Reservoir..

Storage in millions and decimals

12

5.46

H

7.11 Of English and Chinese dispensaries

of callone.

1926 1027 Kowloon Reservoir ... 297.46 352.60 Shek Lai Pul Reservoir 38.72 Reception Reservoir

13

5.46

7.11 everywhere.

14

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5.47

7.11

15

5.47

90.45

7.11

16

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5.48

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17

5.48

7.10

18

5.49/

7.10

FAMOUS ECZEMA REMEDY.

05 Fortune.

5.49

7.10

FOR EXTERNAL UBE ONLY.

5.49

7.10

Thomas praland

6.50

7.09

this wonderful

8.60

7.09

6.51

7.08

5.51.

7.06

GEORGEYLE!

5.51

7.07

0.52

7.07

The Government Analyst's reparts show that the quality of the water is satisfactory.

5.52

7.06

21

5.52

'7.00

5.58

7.06

Total ratafall to June 30, 1928, 86.99;

6.53

5.54

7.05

In millions and deciruals of gallons der. ing the month of June.

Coniumption

Estimated population

ner day (gallons)..

1926 1927

72.03 97.98 156.620 300.000

16.4 20.3

Full Supply in all districts during

June, 1926 and 1927.

| June'80, 1927, 53,45.

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On Sale at:

68 An unctuous substance drawn from

various animal, and substances..

69 Light breeze.

70 Lenky.

71 Ancient Touton hard.

72 A quicksand.

vegetable

1 To adhere,

2 Hiccough.

Down

3 S.G. (Actual).

4 To heal.

5 A worm.

6 An almost imperceptible swelling

of the shaft of a column.

7 Rhomb,

9 Behold.

19 To utilize.

11 Barley, or other grain steeped in water till it germinates, and then dried in a kili.

13 A club of politiciane, who, in the time of Charles I. contemplated an equal government.

16 To venture.

18 A genes of carnivorous digitigrade

animals,

20 Laughing.

22 Upon.

24 E.P. (Actual)

25 Period of time.

27 To extract.

28 Brisk.

82 Short quiet.

88 Tree of the genus Ulmus.

39 A man of a particular turn of

mind (reversed}.

40 Practices making men's clothes.

41 A tuft

42 Small sunshade.

43 Paid beforehand.

44 To cower.

46 Reptaitory of any commodity.

61 A.R. (Actua!).

62 T.A.N.O. (Actual),

64 A mound of earth.

55 R.K. (Actual),

66 To thrust out, as the tongue.

59 To hurl

61 A dogish. or shark found on the

British coasts.

64 Tree of the genus Ables.

(6 T.A. (/.: ani),

60 You

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