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No.21,775 伍拾柒百仟登萬弍第 日月叁辰戊 HONG KONG, SATURDAY, APRIL 28th, 1928. 陸拜雞
KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.
STATIONS
TIME TABLE.
UP TRAINS ́....
Na I No. No. 10 Na# Mo, 13'No, 14 No. 18 ‡N«32 Nat8|No, 24 Na,20 |No,32 | A‚M. A.M. | &.M.) A.M, 12.M. ĮMOON/P.M. | BM.| TX, P.M. | P.M. Z.K.
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Dep: 6.40 8.05 8.80 9,10 10.00 12.00 1.15 2.35 2.00 4,80 5,49 7.30 ..Dep. 6.49
Taipo Market Dep. 7.20
9.83 10.20 12.20 9.48 18.83 12,391.7 9.53/10.37 12,37 1,81 10.0510,47 12,47| 2,01) |12,32) 2,06 10.38 19.38 2.12
4.38 5.50 7.38 4.50 8.04 7.50 5.04 8.15 8.08 5.08 8.19
B.07 8.15 8.30 817 5,23 8.36 8.21 6,99 8,11 837
Kowloon
Yaumati
Bhatin
...Dep
Taipe
Dep. 215
Fanling
Dop, 7,80
Bheangakzí „Dep, 7,35
9:07 1
Shamaku Dop.
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8,48.
Canton
11.50 ÅTT.
5.38
DOWN TRAINS
11
STATIONS
No.1 No. 3
No, &
A.K 4.30
Hall No.17 (0,19 M. 21 T.x. PM. 4.X.X.X.
No. 13o. P.M.
Carton"...Dep-{
FATT.
...M
8,00
3,30
11.06
11.38 2.68 4.89 5.49 11.46 8.054 5.36 11.50 3:10 4.50 6.00
6.31 6.24 7,01 7.08
12.01 3.21 3.00 8.10
12.06 8.26 16.04 835
ShamanDep. 7.18 8.06 10.85 11.09 Sheungakui Drp. 2.25 813 10.41 Fanling Dep 7.50 8,18 10,47 Taipo Market Dep 7,40 828 10.57 Taipo Dep
7,441,8,21 † 11.01 Skatin Dep. 7578.44 | 17,74 Yazzal Dep. 8.11 8.66 11.26- Kowloon Arr) 8.17 | 9,02 | 1139 11.49
12.30 8,395.17 6.28 12.8 8.51 5.29 640 1238 3.57 6.30 6.46 2.04 7.44-
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WOMEN AND HOLY
. ORDERS.
DISCUSSION AT HOME.
THE FATHER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
HIS SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR THE IRISH.
[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
LONDON, March 30th.""
A mild discussion has been start- ed on the question whether women should be admitted to Holy Orders, Trenn Inge, in the Evening Standard comes out strongly on the side of the women. He sees a lot of good ther could do as clerics. Women, he holds, should be advised by women, and. clergymen dislike and are embarrassed by confidences or confessions by the other sex,
On the other side we have the Bishop of Durham dead against the ordination of women. He admits that there is a dearth of candidates. for Holy Orders, but the shortage is not to be met by bringing women into the ministry of the Church. "There is no assumption of female inferiority in excluding women," he states, but only a recognition of their distinctiveness in a natural function, and that distinctiveness cannot be ignored. I find no reason in the present situation, and none in the
spiritual achievements of women, past or present, which could justify so great a breach with the traditions of Christendom as the admission of women to Holy Orders on equal terms with men.”
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SANDALWOOD FOR CHINA.
£1,000,000 CONTRACT FOR
·JOSS HOUSES.
SIGNED. IN AUSTRALIA.
A contract worth £1,000,000 was signed, recently in a Perth office, when Mr. Lon Ping, representing & combination of Chinese merchants, arranged for a three years' supply of sandalwood to be sent at regular intervals to Chinese ports. This contract represents the largest sandalwood contract in the world, and is one of the biggest business deals ever made in the Common wealth...
For over 80 years, the business of the import, into China of sandal wood for use in the joss houses and for religious ceremonies in the families of Chinese has been con ducted by British houses established in China, relates the Sydney Sun.
Under Uhinese Control Modernizing of Chinese, however, boycott of the British trader some has seen a change, for following the two years ago, the Chinese have themselves entered the trade, and now seek to save the commission which was hitherto paid to the white trader.
Towards that end an association of Chineze merchants is being formed, which will work on more or less co operative principles. Orders will be pooled and shipments carried out in bulk instead of individual lots.
Inquiry in various circles bas elicited that, although the sandal wood industry has for the last 20 years been regarded as dying, one of the biggest. quantities of sandal wood which has ever left the State has been exported during the last
ten years.
The discussion has given a text to A few years ago it stated in writers in the Press, and there are Parliament that going nice over a advocates for and against the, ad- period of 40 years, it was found that mission of women. The view seers there had been an average increase to be pretty general that in the in sandalwood shipped during each course of time-perhaps in the next ten-year period of 10,000 tons. In hundred years there will be women other words, it meant that each year priestesses. Of course, this is a safe mv an average increase of 1,000 line to take, for all the present distans exported since the days of the putants will be dead before then! Chinese revolution of 1912, when the trade was looked upon as hardly worth while bothering about. The King and Queen visited this
Consumption increased by 2,000 City this week and opened the great tons a year. It is expected during new building of the Corporation of the next three years it may in- Lord's, the foundation stone ofercase to approximately £1,300,000. which they laid three years ago. There was certain amount of State ceremonial about the Royal
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(April 29th.) Yachting Closing cruise of the acason of Hong Kong Yacht Club, Presentation of Championship and Trophies
Golf Bogey Pool, Fanting League Football-Queen's Regt. China Athletic, at Sookuapoo, 3
p.m.
Official Opening of Kowloon F.C. Tennis Courts, 3 p.m.,
St. Patrick's Catholic Club Can- cert, 0 p.m.
Queen's Theatre: "The Cokens and the Kellys in Paris,”
World Theatre: The Big Parade, 2.30, 6.30 and 9.15.
Star Theatre: "The General." Tea Dances: H.E. Hotel and Hotel Soyay, "4.30 p.m.; King Edward Hotel, 5 p.m.
Principal Malls : - Outward: Europe vid Marseilles (Korea), 10.30 ..
Sunday.
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Reception Hong Kong Hotel, 10 Birthday of Emperor of Japan. a.m.
Golf: Bogey Pool Fanling. Fanling Hunt: Meet at Mai Po Village, 7 a.m.
HK Volunteers: Infantry Fize Part I. Table T at Stonecutters.
Queen's Theatre: Annie Laurie." Band of 2nd K.0.S.B. at 9.50.
World Theatre: The Valley of Hell."
Star Theatre: "A Man's Past." Tea Dancea: H.K. Hotel and Hotel Savoy, 4.30 p.m.; King Edward Hotel, 6 p.m.
Monday. (April 30th.) Chinese Chamber of Commerce meeting, 3.30 p.m....
Sale of Crown land, 3 p.m.
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Cheer O Dance Helena May Institute.
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of great financial undertakings. In King George made a happy speech many cases they are presidents of at the opening of the new building, railway companies whose rails were Ro recalled that it stands on the laid by their fathers. Facts like aite of the Basilica erected by the these encourage Mr. O'Connor to Taft), 5 p.m. Romans when they were here pursue his scholarship idea. twenty centuries ago. These old
Qu: Oriental Visitors, Romans, he said, would see in your hallo lineal descendant worthy The King and Queen of Afghanis of the race." He mentioned with tan whose visit I referred to in a Appreciation the great part which previous letter continue to be lionis Lloyd's perform in regard to insured everywhere they go. This week ance, especially marine insurance,' the King has been in the Midlands "the organised system which has and has seen the Grand National
He has been down in a submarine daring and hazardous speculation to and fired & dummy torpedo, and he the orderly and smoothly working has been up in on aeroplano over exchange of commodities on which modern civilisation depende.”
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Wednesday.
p.m.
(May 2nd.) China Underwriters 4th annual meeting, 100.
Lecture at University by E.E. the Governor on "Elements in an ita analysis of Thought and activities,"
Inspection by H.E. the Governor of Focuts, 4 p.m. given an academic honour by the Coronel and the Falkland Islands." London. He visited Oxford and wes Queen's Theatro "The Battles.of
University. The Royal visitors have also done a good deal of shopping in London, and everywhere they go they are welcomed
World Theatre: "The Wrong Mr. Wright."
Star Theatre: "The Manicure Girl"
Thursday. (May 3rd.)
Mr. T. P. O'Connor Bzok Ágain, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, the "Father" of the House of Commons, and the doyen of English journalists, is back
The King has been nicknamed Tea Dances: H.K. Hotel and ja London after his trip to the
The Oriental Inquirer" in the Hotel Savoy, 4,30 p.m.; King United States. He went there for London clubs because of his in Edward Hotel, 6 p.. his health, and although he looks satiable curiosity. The questions hop welt he shakes his head when asked asks are remarkably to the point; how he fares. He cannot sleep, but he becomes very impatient with and suffers from rheumatism so that the time it takes his interpreter to ho is unable to walk. While in translate his inquiry and the reply. New York he was only out of his On the other hand, he is amazingly hotel six times, but he had numerous quick at following anything demon- callers, a might be expected, for strated in dumb show. he is popular in America where he has been on many occasions begin ning with those old days when he used to
go there to raise funds in support of the Irish Party in Parlia
"ment,
Queen's Theatre: The Battles of Coronel and the Falkland Islands." World Theatre: The White
Rose," But the chief surprise about him
Star Theatre: "Hell Bunt for is his sense of humour; and his Heaven. laugh is hearty and infectious. He Tea Danors HK. Hotel and wears his hats at all forts of odd Hotel Sovay, 4.30 p.m.; King angles, probably because they are Edward Hotel, & p.m. uncomfortable and be hit been used
But Mr. O'Connor's visit was not to wearing helmets, but the result solely concerned with his health. is that he keeps pushing a hat about He has a great scheme," the dream his head in a way that produces
of his life," he calls it, for raising the most comical effect. King
Friday. (May 4th.).
Queen's Theatre:The Battles of
a scholarship fund to assist Irish Amanullah is certainly generons. Coronel and the Falkland Islands." boys and girls throughout Great The other day he saw an ex-Service World Theatre: The White Britain to overcome the tragic fate man who had lost the use of his Hou
Heaven.
of" blind alley occupation." A boy legs through war wounds, thrast. Star Theatre: "Hell Bent for or girl may win a scholarship worthwhat looked like a piece of paper £20, which is inadequate. Mr. in the man's hand, and it proved O'Connor would add to it £30 or to be a Bank of England note for
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