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FROX NEW YORK.
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THE SCELTIC PRINCE
having arrived from the above Port on 9th instant, Consignees of Cargo are hereby in. formed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the,Golowns of the Hongkong And Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company. Kosloca, and stored at Cousigrees Limited
risk and expense,
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16th instant, at 10. amined on Tuesday, 16 All Chains must be prevented within 15 of the Steamer's arrival here, after which shey's dala they cannot be recognized
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Hongkong, 9th June, 1925.
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with connectin STRASBOURG,
informed that above 8tsamer are hereby their Goods with the exception of Opiam are being landed and Valuables *Treneurs and
stored at their risk into the Godawns of the Hongkong and Kowloon What and Godown Oo, Ind,, Kowloon, whence Delivery may be obtained immediately alter banding
Cargo will be forwarded on unless
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the Ifth instant at Noon, will be abject to
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All damaged. Fackages will be aramined on Saturday, the 13th instant, at 10 am by More Goddard & Douglas
No Tire Insurance has been affected.
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HIP LENGTH COATS,
May 4th.
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH. THE PASSING OF AN ANCIENT CRAFT.
VISITORS AT HOTELS..
Hosaxons HTEL
Br M, Axeirood
Mr A. Bari Me N. Beals Capt. J. Beck Capt Bentley
Mr
MrJ. D. Decki
Farmer
Mr & Mrs L. Descans hisa O. Eccles Miss T. Ellis Mr E. E. Ellis Mr & Mr. W. R. Mr J. W. Focken. Monsieur Foignette Mr & Mrs A, H. A.
Mr & Mrs P. 1). Gain Mr S. Frank Mr C. 4. Gallop
Gambell Capt.
The Kent Itural Community Council has lately issued a depressing report, of which we published an abridgment Mr. R. Belilion a short while ago, on the decline of the
The MrD.Z. M. Bertbon The straight, hip-length eat is one of the features of the season. It is not village smithies in that enunty, only extremely becoming and youthful, figures that they give seen, indeed, to Mr B. J. Birbeck
Mr J. Broarcurt it is, as well. extremely useful as it show (it Sgures can prove anything) Arthur Hoyd. dors to slip on over a simple dress on that the last twenty years has Lt.Col. G. F. Brook days when it is slightly warner and a diminution in the number of horses em Mr D. E longer coat would be too cumbersome.ployed in agriculture and a much greater These costs, or jackets to uw a more diminution in the number of rural smi defining name are sometimes made of this. The seeptient may be inclined to the same material as a dheas, sometimes ask how many of the smiths made pran of one entirely different in colour and rough during the way to be able to retire from work; but their good fortune The best idea is either to pattern. have one in a shade that matches moat would only have left their smithies open to younger men had the craft been worth colones so that it can be worn with variety of frocks, or else to have one in pursuing.
It might be thought that in Kent, as eream ami embroider it with cubist sort of patterns in different roloured wools in other agricultural parts of England there must still be enough ploughs to These latter are crttainly very smart and cost little to make if one is handy mend and horses to shoe to keep the with and and has the necessary village blacksmith busy.
of all counties, should lack blacksmiths time at one's disposal. Kasha, teinit and Jersey are the materials musely seems a stroke of fate's irony. For part
see.
Kashs, particularly, adapts it of Kent, with its neighbour the Weald self to treatment in this way and is of Sussex, was one of the districts ch
For more
England in which the ison-inaster and both warn and comfortable. drcorative effect, there are hip coats of the iron-worker of the aki style were mat For craturies this was DEY tristhe Instrack of embroidery, these at home. are trinded with hands of the leather of the chi-f iron-producing parts of the cut in fringe and I have seen eten eduntry. Hundreds of miles of primeval mels trimmed with bands of snake forest were cut down and burned for They are cut much charcoal; and to the successful iron and lizard skin. on the same fines as a no's sac at masters West Kent and East Sussex, owe and are fitted with two hip pockets many of the beautiful sixteenth and al one small breast pocket on the left seventeenth century houses of moderate size which are coveted to-day by all who Sale from which, to hang a bright col
Now, but a century after know the3. oured handkerchief. WHIMSICA ASHION.
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That Kent,
Foug
Mr & Mrs J. Could Dr. Douglas R, Gawler
T.P. Hall Capt. Miss A. 1. Gritin Miss&F. Hamilton Mr & Mr W
Hanniba Mr G. A. Harriman
Mr S. Hirsch Mr A. H. Hashind
SI O. H. Hollman Mr C.E. Hois Mr R. E, Humphreys
3. Jelen' Mr J. J
E. Johnson
r A. Jensin
r
MEJ.
H.
Jobastoau
Mr J. R. Jones Mr & Mrs M. Jorlan
Jproph MrJE. Mr B. Kaat
Κάτι E. A. Mr & Mrs N. Karanji Capt. & Mrs Kiskon Capt. & Mr E. Mr W. H. Kiran
Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen
Mr M, E. Lautman Mr D. Y. Lee Miss H. Lil Mr N. N. Leashin
Mr G. N. de Mau Capt. J. M. Lopes,
the iron industry in these parts was ping impoverished even in village serithies. Fashion is nothing if she is not whom abandoned. Kent, we are talu, is grow
With a las pre sien and illogies).
The passing of lew industries would vailing that forbids any skirt fallingene so deploraba gap in sentiment to appear except in the front of dress, comes on counter deres that has as well as in rural economy. Time was three of the necessaries of his life-his. the effect of crowding as many adjanets when a man depended on the smith for and trimmings unto the back as can possibly to crowded. One of the latest sword, his armour, and his horseshoes. whims is to wld a tiny cape, that is So it is that through the ages Niegfried, as a small width the inspired amateur, and Wayland Smatt, hit se much cape
ystery and a of material, either pleated or plain, the perfect profesional, live on to lend that dangles down the back from a cou. to their successOTA
front.grande, which indeed they scarcely 1 of strentners that the in Another idea is to wind a narrow seat, need, so impressive is their setting and round the neck (generally this is attach so tendearing their occupation. To have to the dress along the back of known a villag: smithy in childhood s the tk line) and let the two long ends to feet all if long the lure of the hung down behind. Most evening frocks furnace, the belons, the hot metal. the for the Younger Set show narrow ribany and hammer, the kiss of bos or hetal streamees that encircle the horseshoe plunged into the water.
And to have owned in childhood a neck of a driss, an looped over each! other half way down the back and then pony and watched him shod by the vilinge allowed to hang down lously to the blacksmith is to reverence ever after the As to necklets, strong arms, and the seeming rough yet bem of the frock. pearl, bead or otherwise, there is not tender hands to which were entrusted their A. Dupre oue these days that does anything but delicate tasks of preparing the hooves Mr & Miss L.
Admiration Encircin the throat tightly and hang of the favourite and of accurately fitting Mr & Mrs Fleming in a long loop or two separate atrands on them the fine new shoes. down the back.
INITIALS ON SHOES,
the
for the man in the leather apron survived even the duty of learning to play The Harmonious Blacksmith" on the piano, even the duty of learning by heart the The fad of wearing one's initials on ore's shoes is still in vogur, but in a pom by Longfellow about a blacksmith Among the whom we secretly decided to be rather much more discreet form. smarter types of street shoes are models a soft sort of creitture compared with that show a lower part of black patentour friend and here as the village smithy. kid and a top vamp that holds the The Kent Rural Community Council has instep snugly and fastens over "on the plans on foot for encouraging rural outer aid of the foot, Just where the blacksmiths to take up fancy work and flap closes over (there is no apparent skilled, scientific labour on motor-cars fastening as the shoe is slipped on asan tractors. it is) it is finished with a monogrnin in silver or gold of the wearer. The dif ference between those of to-day" and those which appeared when the idea was first launched is that they are far more dis The Silk and Valuable Cargo for Italy, Franca creet, both in size and design. aal London (under arrangement) will be con- thing to do if you would be really chic eyed by this Steamer proceeding to Rembayund in good taste is to decorate your and there transhipped to the on-carrying shoe with a monogram un large than Steamer for Marseilles and London.
sixpenny piece and matching, in, size and material the one which marks your
perty. handbag as your own particular pro-
JEYPORE" carrying His Majesty's Mails, will be despatch. ed from this Port at 4 7.1., on WEDNES. DAY, the 17th Jusz, labing Cargo for the above Ports.
Parcels will be received at the Office until 5 .. on the Day previous to Saiing. The contents and vaine of all packages must be declared,
For further Particular, Apply tom
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
Agents. Hongkong, 10th June, 1923.
WHEN
BUYING PHOTOGRAPHIC 'PLATES. PAPERS AND FILMS. SPECIFY
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instinct revolts against the notion of to a machine; but better that than want immortal Wayland Smith Inving hand of occupation for good craftsmen; better that than that our children's children should now be able to stand on a winter a eraft that was old when Homer wrote afternoon at the smithy door and watch
of the armour of Achilles...
Mr & Mrs C. Marisi Jay A. Martenslahe
Mr. Maria'
3 M. L.
Mat'Lig Mr&Mrs V, Mensche Miss D. H. Meff Mr W. Bric Morkie Mr C. A. Maiar
Mr & Mrs E) F.
Nuwton
Miss Nawton Mr & Mrs A. Nab'e
Mr E.H. O'Farrel
Mr J. E. Ollerton Mr D. O'Punirt Mr & Mrs K.J. Fatsons M: B. F. Pope Misaa
Miss A Po Mr D. O. Panirt Mrs E. Prat Mrs. Pyuut Mr I. Car Ram Mr 1. U. Han
MrA, H. Rowe Mr Mrs. Rowntrie MrJoseph A. Satosky Mr & Mrs W.
Schohell Me W. Schuimer Ar D. Bastel Sherusa Mr & Mrs B.2.
Mr
Eric
J.
Shirazce
Sialic Cape 1. Siquiland,
Mr B. W. B. 1. Sanga Alpes E. M. Sayg
Sommers Dr. H.E Mrs E Sparke Mr S. Sun
Mr A.
Mr M. B. Syntury M&B. Tait Mr H. J. Tattershall Mr Mrs A. Tobies Mr T. 43 Todd Mr & Mrs G. Tules Lt. Col.
agment
Mr Mis Mrs. J. Vessey
Mr F. R. Vida Mr H. Watkins Mr B. L. Mr.P. C. Wilson Mr E. A. Mr & Mrs G.
Wakefich
Wfakler G. Wcessacr
kd child Mr Samuel Wosg Mrs S. S. Woog Mr & Mrs E..Wright Mr B. . Wrigley, jt.
REPOLJE BAT HOTEL
Andel and child Miss L. Beale Mr & Mrs. A. W. Yau
Mr Corley Mr&Mrs A. E. A..
&Tran To Chow Mesars Chia Chi Si
Carleton
Somers Eilis
Mrs Godson Miss Go Mr & Mrs
« A. Hicks .. Mr & Mrs M. Y.
Herb-chield & chid Mr & Mrs Kenrary Miss Kearney
PEAK
Dr. J. W. Anderson Mrs. A. Arthur Mr F. Austin
Dr. H. Balean Miss E. R. Bajry Mr 3. A. Barton Mr & Mrs A. G
Bennett Mr V. Benjamin
Mr & Mre P. W.
Blackrell Mr W, H, Bourne
Mr & Mrs B. L. Mr. Breen
Mr & Mrs B. J. Lacon Mr E: W. Lattie Mr & Mrs E. Lund Miss M. Martin Mr & Mrs de Meester
and children Ar & Mrs. Morrison Mrs Nolasco and child Mesra Cei Yok Kei
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Puerber Mr & Mrs T. Schryver Mr & Mrs Sherrien Mr & Mrs W. C
Vander Steen Mr & Mrs Townend
Mr H.T. Wersalkul
HOTEL
Mr G. 8. Hagh Jones Miss G. Kennedy Mr & Mr A. C
Kennedy Mrs I. E. Kilbee Mr & Mrs E. F: Kill Mr & Mrs J.
Krogh Moe
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Lays
Major AS. Littlejohns MTJ.
D. Lloyd
Bridger ML.M. S. Lloyd
Mias P. W. Browa
Carpenter
Mr S.D. Carothers- the two fit one into another to form Capt. & Mrs J. O. For long enough decorative pins and perfect oblong. Some of these letters Mr B. H. Clar
Miss M. Cooper buckles and ornaments of various kinds are anything from two to three Juches Afr H. R. Cieland have been worn as a neat and simple long and an inch to two inches with
Cornell trimming to our morning hats, and hats They look effective on black glace la Mr LH. Cormack for wear with tailor-mades al travel or on morotan leather bags in vivid Mr & Mrs W. A ling costumes. Now that Springis shades of red or green, but it is a novelty
trim that does gut need to be overdone. Let Mr & Mrs J. D. Danby demanding foral and "fussy" ming generally for hats, such ornaments ters and monograms cut out in big ovnis, Mr N. C. Donald
They cre of them two by one inches are set Lt. Col. B. A. Dobbin are being transferred to dresses.
in the middle of a bag. For those who Major & Mrs. R. are so very art that it would seem
Edwards
Eustace Mr E. E. Farrell worked out in monster sizes in coloured o the daggers, pins and buckles of im- there are the initials and monograms,
Black silk and moire bags de- Mr D. Fitzgerald itation pearls, galalith and other com- silks positions studded with paste brilliants are now being worn on the hips of sim-corated with an initial worked on in a Mr A. Forbes.
MrB.I. W. Foster morning hats.
women were loath to part with them. And the metal initials too showy M & Mrs W. A
“WELLINGTON the morning frocks instead of simple coloured silk to match the lining is one Miss M. Torber
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A favourite model is of the smartest effects ia bags to be
Franklin Lt. G.C. Frederick in jet or raven hiue galalith; it is round set just now and also, the most dis
Lt. Col. F. G. Fitz in shape and as a finish there are decreet.
Gerald corative sort of clips carried out in bril-EvENG WRAPS.
There are only two interials possible liants placed opposite each other so that
were evening wear wraps are concerned; Mr & Mrs H. B. Glen an elongated form is suggested to the
For every Mr W. D. Goodfellow aires of jet. This looks well caught these are lamé and velvet.
used dress, just as the hip of
ceable, but, for effect, there is nothing Mr J. B. Hawker of the MrW.J. Hawker the equal
gorgeousbek
Mr G. M. Hemsworth Another dainty finish that makes a sim-
in the LTD.helf stuck in the Bront of art to day Dear, of course velvet is more servi- Miss M. B. Hall
fabric. In fact, seen
Comdr. G. F.E other ple frock look so different to another
Howell simple frock, is the ornament that is
seems to show up more brilliantly than more a feminine adaptation of the old voluminous folks of a cloak or wrap, it fashioned fob than anything. It when it is draped more or less sparing is made of decorated galalith and isly in the form of a dress. Wernen who MFT. L. Jenkins hang on corded silk or moire ribbon seek both effect and service in a wrap Mr J. H. Jessen Instead of an ornament, very often the combine lamé with velvet, making a re- Mir F. A. Johnson wearer's initials are displayel to the versible cloak that can be worn with world at large in this cove! fashion either side turned out. In this case, Hanging from the waist or caught onto the collar is invariably made of velvet. Mr & Mrs F.AksmAR A side breast pocket in place of the ever for the double reason that it does not Mr B. Brooks lasting handkerchief, a "fob" of this kind tarnish as the late is apt to do when Mr J. 8. Cox makes an original foieb. Initials on worn close to the skin and that it goes Mr W. 8. Caff bags become more huge as time goes on. better with the velvet when the, coat is Mr W, O. Dickinson The latest are so out of proportion that worn the velvet side out.
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they look something like the metal let velvet or a big, roll collar finished with Ar O. H. Hazlewood tars merchants use to stencil their trade tansela dangling from long silken cords, mark on cases. They are cut from sil look well, and fit in as a handsome ver or silver plated metal and the leash to wraps of this claborate, kind. ter itself usually takes on the most curi- To make an evening wrap, all the home ous of shapes, on account of the necese dressmaker need do is to take a straight ity for fitting it into the corner of the piece of lame, line it with black or bag The most effective shape is an coloured velvet and add a velves col fixed to one lay such as. I have just described. If isosceles traingle and this corner of the big so that the right something a little more decorative is angle of the triangle fits into the corner required, she can draw the material in and the sides run along the edges of the round the knees so, that it ballons out bag. This is a handy shape, too, if it from the knees down. Blita can be let is desired to add another letter, for in for armholes, although many of the if this is cut out in the same shape, present day models are left without.thest
and simply wrap around the wearer. (Continued, on next Oglumn),
QUEEN'S THEATRE. Amid the faafare of trumpels, the piercing notes of a steam organ, the prancing of horses, the squealing of monkeys and the roaring of lions, Jackie Coogan runs away and joins a circus in comes to the Queen's his latest First National picture, "Circus Days," which Theatre to-day for an engagement of £ve, days. Heralded so the finest picture that the inimitable Jackie has yet made, it is the sort of story that should appeal to every boy or girl young or old.
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