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No. 21-594 BAXTOTEXAS BEяЯET HONG KONG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1927, 471 BRA3⁄4¶LTÃĦ¶X PRICE: #3 PER MONTH.
KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
Kowloon
Shatin
MM, AM. | AM. | AM|| AM | PM | Tal, {7 6.37 5.00 5.35 2.1510.00 13,03 1.182.37 5.00
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AST 545 725
7.31 6.56 80% 7.48 5.09 $167,55
533 6.81 8.09 Fel 241 619
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8.40 -
8.03 $11.06.....
Canton Dep. Shamaben Dep. 7.14 8.01/10.10/10.40110011.60 3.00 417 445 5.52 6.74 7.15 Bheangskul Dep. 2319,0810.08 10.5 11.17 8.07 2.34 152
---11.31 7.35 6313 10.39 Dap
Taling
TaipoMarket
Dep. 236 8.39 10.33 --
Dep: 7.40 8.3710,43 11,06
Taipo Texati Dep. 1.07 9.69 11,03- Kowken
Day 715 84010,58
Fanling.
Sastankak
Bhatankok Fanling
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19,09 3,99 $385.00
11.07 8.25 5.10
— 19.20 3,59 456 512
19.53 3,51 3.08 3.35-6.41
7.30
8.58 11,1411.3111.49 12.53 557 5,14 8.43 6,47 2,04′ 7.36
SHA TAU KOK BRANOH.
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* Dep.
7.45
* Arr.
8.40
1015 8.20 6.15 11,10
7.10
416
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Dep.
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7.10
9.00 0.55 1.55
5.00 2.03
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WANDERER'S LIFE OF ADVENTURE
ENDS AMONG ROSES.
GOLD: DIGGER AND TIBET
"EXPLORER
Few men, if any, of his own time have had more adventures and escanes than Mr. hairbreadth Alexander Hill Gray, the famous Bath rosarian, who died amidst the paradise of rosen he had created at his home, Beaulieu, Newbridge Hill, Bath, aged 91.
For the past 30 years he had sought to live in perpetual, son- shine.
He spent every summer in England, and retired every win ter to his beautiful island home at Santa Maria, in the Azores of which he was the uncrowned king.
Mr. Gray had roamed the world, and in a recent work, entitled "Sixty Years Ago," he told the story of his amazingly adventurous
career.
In Indian Matiny."
CANADA NEEDS BRITISH MEN AND MONEY,
FOREIGN CAPITAL FOURING
INT
DIARY OF EVENTS.
To-day.
King of Denmark, born, 1870, Toa Dancea: H.K. Hotel and ANXIETY “AMONG LEADERS. Hotel Savoy 4.30 p.m. and, King
Edward Hotel, 5 p.m.
Ping Pong League: 8.0.A.As. CA.A (0.0.1.18.).
Mess.
Growing alarm is felt in Canada
Steel and Coulson's Billiard at the steadiinise of American League: B. Queen's; Northants Anancial interests which are deveK.0.S.E., St. Patrick's Club
Police; Ravenue Garrison Egts.
Gar loping the Dominion resources, in the absence of, capital from Britain. Canadian authorities believe that
Portuguese Community dinner unless British business men take and dance in honour of Governer rapid steps to retrieve their posio Macao at Club Lusitano. tion, American interests will dominate the country to such an extent that" practically the whole of Canada's practically limitless potential development will be in their hands.
They are watching with incress ing concern the falling-off in the supply of British emigrants, while those from other countries are, in- crassing enormously. In Saskatche-. wan, one of the biggest and most important provinces of Canada, more than 40 per cent of the population is non-British.
A Premier's Anzisty, An outspoken interview on this subject was given to a Westminster beGazette reporter by Mr. J. E. Brownlie, Premier of Alberta, just before he left for home.
gold and
He served as civilian inter- preter to British troops through out the Indian Matiny,
Penetrated into Tibet long fore Savage Landor and Young- husband,
Prospected for diamonds in Africa,
Hunted for rubies in Borneo and emeralds in Siberia,
We have in Alberts inexhaust Trekked 1,000 miles by camelihle natural resources, and neither and 1,000 by mountain track and the people nor the capital to work rope bridge in the Himalayse,
Was "attacked and abbed in them. "I am going back to Canada Palatine, and carried his life with the opinion that the Brink anthorities are not much interest in his hand in Pertia,.
Caught Head Borneo and Bangkok,
Met Moffat, the missionary, in
"Who is going to control the wealth of Canada in 20 years' time f Is it to be within the British Em pire, or will it pass outside."
Africa.
Debate at St. Peter' Young Men's Club on “That Money is Essential to Happiness," 8.30 p.m. Hong Kong Male Voice Choir rehearsal, St John's Cathedral #Hall, 9 p.m."
Forbes Russell Comedy Company present Bluebeard's Eighth Wife, star Theatre Kowloon, 3.15 p.m.
Queen's Theatre: Fariou
World Theatre: "A King on Main Street.
Star Theatre. "Wild- Justice." Principal Mail:-Inward: U.S.A., etc. (Siberia Maru, President Mon- roe and Prezident Madison). Out- Canada, America, etc., Ward: Barope eid San Francisco and vid Siberia (President. Cleveland), * p.ill
Tuesday.
Jewish Year,, 5688, begins. Reception by H.. Chinese Mer chants in honour of Governor of Macao at Chinese Merchants Club China Building, 4 p.m.
Tea Dances H.K. Hotel And Kowloon Cricket Club annual Hotel Savoy, 4.30 p.m. general meeting: 5.30p.m.
H.K. Hockey Club final trial Hunter's in ed.
Canada has come to a period match, King's Park, 5.30 p.m.
Ping Pong League: T. Institute of very definite progress and deve lopment.. If we are to keep British. St. Louis Club (Y.M.CA.).
After-dinner dance at Lee Gar- predominant in the influence Dominion we must have closer, co-dens
Forber Russell Comedy Company operation with the British, autho-
present The: Butterfyou the -Kowloon, rities.
Theatre, Wheel," Star 9.15 p.m.
Queen's Theatros" Lord Jim" World Theatre "A Noise in Newboro."
Machanical Bear.
He mystified the subjects of King Sechelf, like Major Good in
King-Solomon's Mines," by do "In Alberts our first concern is ing tricks with his artificial teeth agricultora! dowelopment, because His-mechanical bear which that is the basta es industrial deves walked and nodded its head,lopment. Till we get the people created consternation Among there, our coal, our oil, our salt are useless. We have wells containing savage cannibals. Wealth came to him in his wan-90 per cent of pure salt. derings, and when he returned to England he employed 100 men to excavate the rugged hillside at Bath and make the wonderful rose gardens. These have ever since been the Mecca of rosarians, and for 13 years in succession have won him the National Rose Show Cham pionship...
hurst.
British Wanted.
"The question of population has become our prime problem. It is important from the Empire stand- point that there should be a healthy per centage of immigrants, from the British Isles, and we are prepared to encourage them. The family man is the ideal settler, because his res
His house is a veritable museum,ponsibilities are an impetus to work, and it is announced that he has be and keep him from the cities..
"At the present time our coal queathed the whole of his collec tion to his Alma Mater, Stony deposits are worthless to us, and will be for a good many years. We are trying to work up our export trade both East and West, but transport difficulties, limit our con markets to Winnipeg and the Pro- viaces.
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Among many thousands of curios of human
are
Trumpets made. thighbones.
Bloodbowls and drinking cups, fashioned from human skulls, Prayer wheels from Tibet, A bamboo piano. from Bang kak,
Double dagger, which the user in & moment can split into two to arm a weaponless companion
Star Theatre: Hotel Potem kin...
Principal Mails:-Outward: Europe vid Marseilles (Athos II.), | 2.36 p.m.; Europe vid Siberia (Aeneas), 2 p.m. and (Lahore), &
PIL
Wednesday.
4
First day of Rabi-al-akhir. Tea Dances: HK. Hotel and Hotel Savoy, 430 p.m. and King Edward Hotel, 5 p.m.
Civil Service Cricket Club annual general meeting, 8.30 p.m.
.C.C.Y.M.B. (St. Peter's Club). Ping Pong League: W., College Whitey Smith Orchestra at Re- pulse Bay Hotel.
Concert by Diocesan School Old
Association Girls'
at Cathedral Hall, p.m.
Forbes Russell Comedy Company present "Peg O' My Heart," Star Theatre, Kowloon, 0.15 p.m.
Queen's Theatre: "Lord Jim” World Theatre: "A" Noise in Newboro
Bemarkable strides are going to be made in the next ten year
more and MOTO Unfortunately, American capital is controlling the development of Canadian natura! resources. We have no dificulty, in getting American capital, and parkin ties of American prospectors are already in the oilfields.
GREYHOUND RACING FOR far it
CEYLON.
A SYNDICATE FORMED. The Times of Ceylon lesras that a movement has been started to in troduce greyhound-racing into the Island.
If negotiations which are at pre- sent proceeding prove successful it will not be long before Ceylon has the opportunity of sampling thin latest and most thrilling sport, which has captured the pubhe at
Home
Star Theatre: "Hotel Polter- Principal Mail:-Outward: Europe via Siberia (D'Artagnan),
1.30 p.m.
Thursday, Michaelmas Day.
Legislative Council Meeting, 230 p.IIL
Tea Dances: HK. Hotel and'
I came to England to see how was possible to interest British capital both in our Govern- ment securities and in the indus trial fields, and I am going back feeling that Britain is not alive to the possibilities of Canada Ha effort is not, made, the natural wealth of Canada will undoubtedlyldonte pass into other hands. "
"There is splendid scope both for British pita The British labour in Canada "res
TURTLE'S ITINERARY.
BAME TWO MILES SUMMER TRIP FOR 21 YEARS.
It is understood, that about 40 European gentlemen have formed a syndicate and guaranteed a large sum of money to cover initial ex penses. No definite arrangement has yet been made, but they are A mud turtle, on which a New now in communication with a York man-whose family home was Home syndicate, who have purchis at Mount Washington in the ed the patent rights for India, southern Berkshires-scratched his Burma, and Ceylon and are pre-initiale twenty-one years ago, starts paring to inaugurate greyhounded on its yearly, trip the other day racing in Calcutta and ather This itinerary, it is said, has not Eastern oities, man
varied more than two feet each number An offer to send out a
year, when the turtle has gone in of dogs and trainers has been made, June from the swamp at Mount but there is now some question whe Washington to the mountain, a dis- ther the position may not be affect tanes of two mides, and returned to ed by the extraordinary increase the swamp in September. ** prices of greyhounds, which vary between 200 and £1,000
Hotel Savoy, 4.30 p.m.
Scottish Company of Volunteers march from Pola Ground, Causeway Bay to Taikon, Ping Pong League: Chub de 5-30p-m Recreio Bop Ying Club (C.CY.M.B.).
Billiard Steel and Coulson's League: Queen's . B.A.: K.O.E.B. v. Northants; Police v. Bt. Patrick's Mess. Club; Garrison Sergt. Revenue.
After dinner dance at Lee Gar denis
Forbes Russell Comedy Company Star présent Fallen Angel, Theatre, Kowloon, 1913 p.m.
Queen's Theatre: "A Dog's Life! (Charles Chaplin),
World Theatres "Old Clother" (Jackis Coogan).
Star Theatre: "The Boob." Principal, Mails:-Onward: Europe vid Siberia (Glenbeg), 4.30
Friday.
Tes Dances: HK Hotel and Hotel Savoy, 4.30 p.m. and King Edward Hotel, &.p.m
Ping Pong-League: W.YO.B.U.
Meanwhile the radicata are secured the sport would be im- v. C.C.V.M.B. (Y.M.C.A.)
Open-Air Concert and Social, 8 looking for a suitable ground in mensely popular in Ceylon among Colombo, which will be sufficientlyll classes of the community, and Andrew's Church Vicarage, Kow- central to attract big gates. It that it would be economically posloon, 9.30-10.30p.m.
Queen's Theatre: "A Dog's Life! is believed that if this could be able to run the meetings with com- (Continued at foot of next column) -paratively small admission charges. (Charles Chaplin).
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